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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of VIRGINIA.
Auersr T. 1912
HoiiN fERClNAL, Jr. of the town Of Lynchhurr
- having filed petition praying that he NAV be de-
cared bankrupt: 1t ordered that all persons claiming
TO be creditors OF the said john Pcva Jr show cause
10 inc court on the 18th day of September next why the
said john Percival Jr. be not declared b.sLs,,r,
snant to the act of Congress in that behalf and tia,
copy oil ms order be published in the newspapers ac
coTdIng to the Odd and oath rules of court.
ACopy-Tes'e,
HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Aoyut Wv
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
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EylIE PROPRIETOR Of tbs Establishment re
turns his thanks 10 his patrons Tor their generous
support and them that he has made every
ran.emont for the accommodation OF the public.
in the must comfortable manner. and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence Of the embar
BASEMENT IT the times. be las reduced hs charges 10
the following puoos
Beard Tor and horse per day. s. ~
Board Dr ID 90
BY the slpglc meal. ior dinner, 90
Fer breakfast suproi ~
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find hs bar furnished with the
best liquors. hi. table supplied with every variety which
the market afford; NEAT aud well furnished
ahlIging servants and an aifeniirr Odier.
The Proprietor WAS Sufficiently fortunate, notwlh-
standing the mildness 81 tic winter 10 obtain plentiful
supply Of | { l. that his patrons, who think
"aOID WATER an THE REST"
NAV be- assured ol always finding pitcher Of good lC
WATER-quile luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages viii call al any place for the accammoda
ton OF travellers. JAS. NJ. LANGllORNE.
% For hre. good Hack, gentle horses, aud a
careful driver. J. NJ l..
july Is w6m
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county Of Nelson, the 9Th DAY OF June, 1912:
Robert Howard and john Howard an infant under tho
age of years, who by David Patteson his
guardian aud next friend, Plaintiffs
against
Pizarro Edmunds, Iarrod h. Scott James Garland.
Christopher L Estes, Charles l.. Christian aud Sterling
Claiborne, Defendants
IL CHASCERY
The Defendant Pizarro Ednunds, having entered bis
appearance and svenseelrity according the Act of As
semby and the rules Of this Court and IT appearing by
isfactory evidence, that he is nhaba this
monweah: GA motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel
ordered that the said defendant do appear here rules
to be held in the said Clerks Office, the first Monday
September and the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted in the 1ynchbug
rgnan, newspaper published in the Of Lynchburg
Tor two months successfully and another copy thereof post
ed al the door the Courthouse of this county, some
court day. \ Cupy-Tese,
RIO. C. CUTl Err, elk
june % WIN
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VIRGINIA AZ:


rules held III tn, Clerks flee Of the County Court Of
"A Franklin, the 9Th day ofJuly, 1912:
Samuel Hale, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Spared Hale, and Fleming Saunders and Richard Tai
aerro, executors of John Hale deceased and Giles W. b.
Hale John Hale Walter c Galloway sad Judith his wife
and Ala1a Hale and John p Hale heirs Peter Hale decd
Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
Inc Defendant Spared Hale having entered his appear
de ana given security, according the assembly * the
"' nus court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
ta' nc IS not resident of this State; on motion of the
Pain, by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said S5arrel
d' DO appear here ON the first Monday September
ana answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order
DC forthwith published in the ynehburg Vrgnan for two
nS slccessiveiy and posted the door of the Court
house Of tLls county.
Copy-Teste,
NJ. G. CARPER, CtK.
""E "a w2m
y ookiNG Classes for Sale al very reduced prices
II B. RICHARDS
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june p

AIHGINlA:At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Nelson, the first Monday in June
1912:
John N. Smith, Pm,
dgaiua
William Pngh, James Pugh, John Pugh, Elijah Pogh and
-, -, -, the heirs Of Frederick Pugh decd, Mary
Chewnng mtmorly Mary Pugh and John Burks and Anna
his wife, formerly Anna Pugh Defts.
Is CHANCERy.
The Defendants James Pugh, Elijah Pugh, -, -
, the heirs o Frederick Pugh decd John Bufss and An
IA his wife not having entered their appearance aud given
security according to the Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court an2 il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On motion
81 the Plaintiff By his counsel, it IS ordered that tic said
Defendants to appear here before the fourth Monday in
August nest, and the Plaintiffs bill and that con;
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the "Ivnclbar IN
guan, newspaper published in the town of IYnclbnra
Tor two months sncrcssye and another copy thereof posted
at the front door the Coho of this county on some
court-lay. CoPy-Tcstc,
SIP. GARLAND, Crk
June y WIN
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NOTICE.

fENllL subscriber respectfully tenders Ils thanks /,
his friends aud the public generally for the very lDe-
raj encouragement heretofore afforded him. and would r.
specially inisrn them that he has taken Mr. WIN. b.
Alunel into Cnpartnorsp with him. and that from and
after the fist day Of March, 1872 the business will be
eonducledin tho naneof THOMAS q. AGREE 4 ca
All persons having accounts with him previous 10 that
date will please call aud settle the same.
THOMAS o. AGREE.
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Benjamin Bollauy and Frances his wife, formerly
Frances Wade. " limm Bellamy, Polly Btllamy.
Joshua Belamy John BcIlamy, George Bellamy. Sally
Belany, Betsey Brllnny and Samuel Belamy Che last
SIX d whom infants under The age of twenty one
years. by Robert c Mtchc, their guardian ad ltem.)
Defendants
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.
1912, and Of record IN the County Court Of Bucking
ham, will offer for sale, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction. on TIA" premlscs, the 18th day Of
August next, il fair, inol the next fair day, that
tWSNaOIe Estate,
on which said Boiling resides known by the name of
CIIELL0U, lying eleven miles below Buckingham
Court House, the public road leading by Cara and
Cumberland CT House To Richmond adjoining the
lands Of Robert J. llubard, Fs1 and others, and con
tanning about 1850 We consider it useless to
give very particular description Of this Estate. per
sons disposed To purchase will doubt inspect the prem
ls,s to themselves; but may truly say that it com
hncs almost every requisite to make at once most
profitable farm aud delightful residence 1t hes In an
excellent aud intelligent nelghbprlood the most OF the
land is of fine quality and well adapted To the production
Of tobacco wheat and corn; the Estate is well watercd;
the situation of peculiar and striking beauty improved
aud unbcllshcd in the finest taste the improvements are
almost all new, spacious and conyenient the dwelling
house Is larg convenient aud well arranged and finish
ed in the bosl manner There are also on this estate
valuable
GRiST .1ND say MILL,
abunlnty supplied by stream of never failing water
The Gris Mil is furnished with all necessary machine
~ for manufacturing -four About one third of this os
ialois IN original growth. of fine quality and well tim
bcled 1t will be sold in the entire tract or divided as
purchasers may prefer. MIR. Boiling or his overseer
MI lrquhar residing the estate will take pleasure
III showing ii to any wishing to purchase.
ALSO, at the same time and place one other
~ , - ~ - ~ IA
" - - ~ ~
lying near to and south east of Wlliss Mountain can
iang ahoq, ~" acres ana adjoining the lands Of tho Hon
Edmund W. iiuoaln ana Others
Ni'9'' III 'n' fano 'ihe ana pace tho SAID Dol
ing interest III announcer
Tract OF Land,
lying in said county, called Rces, being tho lanyard
tact honght by linnoms Boiling, decd and others Of
lhmrle. Rice.
ALSO at the same time and place, about
Twenty-Five Negroes,
somn oC them yaln,hc Consisting Of mon women mud
chden and a,nonp them is an excellent male cook al
81 the stock of Horses Cows Sheen and IIoos ON III,
Chcow Estate heinz larpe and generally Of improycd
breeds Al4e the plan,ation ensils cotn,r.nr Wan
ON. and all other necessary Carfaoes and pemcnts f.,
f, nroc plantation. a.o GOOD noTi,hle TLmshing NJ,
chine GOOD RlInp Carri,oe and Harness Snl'y and
Harness. lrrr ,,,ic,,. or sah,lj .n Ei,oho, F
n,urs. win many Other ,,,irlc. ,o n,,cro,s e, ,,en
non
W.,,iu .is, III, E.. s,Is =, p,..,;...has, 60,
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NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
4 ; ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
u public generally, thai they have taken the house
formerly occupied by T. o. AGREE; where they viii car
COPPER ANDTs WARE
in all its various branches Their stock of Tin Ware is
now large we'll assorted, and well worthy the attention
of wholesale and retail dealers. Their $40 X Of
= T'EKEs
and other Copper Ware is also very large and desirable
and they prepared to manufacture tn order. Stills Of
any size paitera. and will also repair old Stills take
them Ia exchange fr new ones
They have also On hand large and well assorted
stock ol WOEE WIRE, Tor Wheat fans, &c, aud are
prepared to weave any order they may receive. They
Also have attached to the establishment i Il A 5 $
+ o L ID Il \. aud are prepared to cast, to order
Bells Tor faRern~. Churches and other purposes To
They will also GUTTER and COVER Houses,
ether1h town On country, with Copper, Tin or Sheet
iroa. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
taken In exchange for new work Country Produce al
SO taken in exchange for all work in their line
l.ynchburg,July - ls42 WITS
HlRGlNIh:-.At rules hold in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Couit Of Law and Chaneery for the
county Of Nelson, ON tie 9th day Of june, 1872:
Reuben B. Pattcsoa, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas II Walton, Albert w. Harris, Floyd L. White
head ihomas A. Iioeombe David !" Burton aud p1arro
fdnuns, Defendants
Is CuANCEKY.
The Defendant Pzarro Edmunds, not having entered ms
appearance and given security according to the Act Of As
sembll and the rules oi th court, and appearing by
factory evidence that he inhabilant OF this
monweath On motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it
ordered that the said defendant do appear here, rues
be held IN the sad Clerks Office, the first Monday in
September next and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that
copy Of this ordcr be forthwith inserted in the ynchburg
Angmian, newspaper published in the Iynch5urg
for two months successfully, and another copy thereof post
ed at the front door OF the count house of this county,
court day. ACopy-Te=e,
no. c. CUTLER. elk
june % w2m
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VIRGIN lt:

4 ia Court held for Bedford County, the oath day
N Of January, 1872.
John Wade, Jane. Wade Jeremiah Wade, Da
vid Wade and Ann Smith, formerly Ann Wade.
Plaintiffs,
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Ii tiIANcrRy.

his day this cause came ON again 10 be heard upon
the papers formerly read and the report of Nelson sale
who was directed by decree in this cause at the Nav
term OF this court, 1870 to make provisions for the
support OF AllIlcy an old iGrm nopru belonging 10 the
estate ofDavd Wade, deceased. to which there is M
exception anu was argued by COUNSEL ON consideration
whereof the court doth confirm said report and doth or
der that Nelson Sale. administrator Of David Wade,
deceased and commissioner appointed to sell the slaves
OF sad decedent do render account of his adminstra
tlon OF said estate and commissioner before a com
missioner OF this court. who hereby directed To exam
me state and settle the same. and make repor thereof
To tins court with any matter specially stated thought
pertinent by himself or required By the parties to be 50
stated. CUpy-Teste
hO. {. MITCHELL. C.. BE.
toMMIss,oNER's Orricr
Liberty, July 10. 1912
ne parties m the above will take notice that
snail at my office IN this town. at the hour of Oo'elock
on the morning OF Saturday the 20th day of Aorust
oi%' commence the accounts directed BY the FOREGOING
decree, at which time and place they will attend with
e accounts vouchers, witnesses and copies Of court
papers, Tor examination and settlement
IL. q, JOS. WILSON. Com
M ny - wiw
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y.IUAHI.C LAND ron SALE.

1--WE Subscriber having Determined 70 10 the
Western Country, will sell great bargain IN his
lands lying IN tho county of Halifax. amounting tn
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES.
all # which will be sold together, IT will be divided To
sui purchasers and be divided into three good act
Elements Tie first tract, wherein now reside contains
Oac thousand and hy Heres, fair proportion of which
!. woop LAsp. and has upon il very excel.
lent yu'ELLLYf: HOUSE, and all necessa
~ nn honses such as Barns Stables. SC. This Land
is situated about tea mics .lflb Of Halifax Co Ho, up
on thu mad leans from that place to Lynehburg The
and is in high Of cultivation and well adapted
10 the cultivation Of Corn. Oats, Wheat and 1obacco.
There are tao hundred and ten OF good Bottom
Land attached 10 this tract, well drained. The second
TRACT Is adjoining the home tract and coniains
SEpE.N HUNDRED acres, which also has
fair proportion of Wood Land This tract is also in
high state of cultivation and has upon it good Dwell
ling House and all necessary out houses. such as Barns,
Stables Sc TIN. tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
of low grounds attached 10 II, that is we'll drained with
Al.
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var. HENRY AsssgRY:

you are not an lnha1ilant oi this State, you will
"a please take notice. that shall, in the clerks off,
81 the county Of Bedford, Thursday the frstdav
II September, 1872 proceed 10 take the desitions Of
" ashington Franks. John +. sale and Others 10 ~.
read evidence on the trial Of suit in chsncery drpen
ding in the circuit superior court of law and chancery FIR
the county Of Bedford, in which ain plaintiff, and va,
and John T. sale Defendants II from any cause III.
said depostons not taken On the above named day
lhey will be taken Friday the 2nd day of Sepemter
l. Il, Al the placeand il they all compile
ted either Of the above mentioned DAYS, they will be-
continued from day To day until completed.
ABEL b. NICHOLS
July u WIN
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SAsss.slN A:

SEHs.ENsA:
rules held in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
"A Franklin, the 9Th day of July, lsi2;
Charles finckard, Plaintiff,
against
Spared Hale and Samuel Hale, Richard NJ. Taliaferro
and Fleming Saunders Defcndants.
IL CHANCERY.
The Defendant Spared Hale not having entered his APP
poarance and given security according the Of
billy and the rules of this Court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that lie resident hi. State
motion the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered that The
said Spared Hale do appear here the first Monday
September next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published the Iynohburg
hrginan for two months successfully, and posted at tho
/ front door of the Courthouse olthis County
Gopy-Tsyts
N. G. CARPER, elk.
,Juiv ,yo,,
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July II

NiRGINIA-N rules held in the Clerks Ohice OF tLs
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Nelson, on the 9TH day of June, 1872:
Floyd L. Whitehead, Plaintiff
against
Robert Hall and JOSEF Roberts, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Joseph Robaits, not having entered his
appearance and according to the AZ, Of As
semby, and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by
ictoy evidence thai he inhabi,ant Of TIL.
monwealth On motion Of the plaintiff, by hi. counsel,
II IS ordered that the said defendant do APP here, RULES
tn b. in the said clerk oice on the first Monday in
September next, and answer the plaintiffs bin, and that
e9py OF this order he forthwith inserted in the Lynchburs
Nirgnn ncWspac published in the Of Iynchburg,
for two months succcssycy, and another copy thereof post,
ed at TIE front door the Courthouse of this county,
court day. ACopy-Teste,
KO. C. CUTLER, ok.
Jnae % WIN
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HUNDRED DsIXrY-f1VE ACRES,

wtla fair proportion Of Wood Land and has comiora-
bic buildings uponit. | am really determined to sell
hesc lands and will give great bargain In the lands
and III sold before the 18th day Of October next
will on that day. expose the whole oft At public
ion together with all my Crop of every description
Stock of all kinds. Household Furniture, Sc.
TER Ms will bo liberal and made known on the dav
Of sale JAMES PETTY
-. Richmond Country Wing will copy, weekly till
18Th October aud send lis account 10 this Office.
May u wtl3O
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Trust sale OF Valuable Real and
Personal Estate.

PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust, made by Philip 4
\ Boiling. Esq. bearing date the nth day of June,
1912, and ol record III the County Court Of Bucking
ham, will offer for sale, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, TIA" premiscs, the 18th day Of
Anrllsl nnNt II far. II mol The next inr day that
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DAVID RODFSClcrL

COMMISSIONERS OrFicr.
Lynchburg July Is. 1912 s
The parties interested in the foregoing order of court
arc hereby notified that appoint Thursday the Sh day
OF september next to commence the therein re-
TERED; on which day by the hour of 10 A. NJ they will
please attend at my office in said town. prepared with
their vouchers and exhibits Tor the examination and set
Element OF the matters in controversy as also to answer
IN solemn form any ntermgatories which may be then
and there propounded them, or either Of them bvthe
plaintiff in pursuance of his authority 50 to do under the
order above. GEO WIN DARNEY romm'r
July 81 vim
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y COOKING Classes for sale al very reduced prices.
II B. RICHARDS
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N1tiNlA:At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for tho ceup-
ty of Nelson, the 9th day Of June, 1912:
Edmund f. Coiley, Plaintiff
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Thus far we borrow from the Times.
The calculation FIRST appeared in the French Prophetic
Almanac Of l64l, sort Of Francis Moore copy Of
which has been year and half in possession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11
NEW YORK.
From RE sGmC.
mi, WIG EEAl D.s

THE MEETING OF THE LEcIsLATuRE.-Tu Tuesday,
January AM-The Senate net ut 9 o'clock; the Presi-
dent took the Chair called the Senate to order, and the
oath of Office was administered to the Senators elect.
The House of Assembly called to order at il
o'clock, by MIR. Prndle the Clerk of the last House,
and the oath of Office administered 10 the members
by Chief Justice Nelson.
The House then proceeded to ballot for Speaker
Mr. l. S Chaified of Oisego, received 93 votes. Mr..
George A. Simmons of Essex received - votes; scat
tcring 9 votes.
Mr. Chatfield was then conducted to The Chair, and
addressed the House in brief, but very pertinent
speech.
The usual committee was then appointed 10 inform
the Governor of The organization Of the House, and he
forthwith forwarded 10 them the message.
rErsnfxg Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11
POETRY.
I From GrGaam's .Nayn:i.s i0c .jcEG2rn, lSi2
THE GOBLET OF LIFE.

THE GOBLET OF LIFE.
BY HsSRr W. Lo>osELLow.
Filled is l.iie's goblet TO the hrim;
And though NY eyes w:th tears are dim,
i see IT'S sparkling bubbles swim,
And chauni this melancholy hymn,
With solemn voice and slow.
No purnle tiowrrs--no elriands green
Conceal the sobiet's shade or sheen,
Nor maddening draughts OF Bip?ocrene,
Like CLEANS of sunshine, fash between
The leaves of nisleioe.
This goblet, wrought with curious art,
l. filed with waters that upstarf,
When the deep fountains Of the heart,
By strong CONFUSION rent apart,
Are runnu. all 10 waste:
And, as il manting passes ronnd,
With femme! is il wrealhe6 aud crowned,
Whose seed and foliage sun-imbrownrd,
A,e In its waters stepped and drowned,
And give bitter taste.
Above the humber plants il towers,
The fennel, with its yellow flowers;
And in an earlier age than ours
Was gifted with the wond'rous powers
Lost vision To restore:
II gave new strength and fearless mood,
And gladiGtors fierce and rude,
Mingled il In their daily food;
And he who bai,led and subdned
A wreath of fennel wore.
Then in Life's goblet freely press
The leaves that give II bitterness,
Nor prize the eo!ored waters less,
For in thy darkness and distress
New light and strength they give.
For he who has not learned 10 know
How false its sparkling bubbles show,
How bitter are the drops Of woe
With which its brim may overflow,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT,
Bvand uith The ddricc and consent af the Soma e.

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT,
Buand ,cith The ddrce and consent af the Senate.
OrrIcERs OF THE CrsToas.
Collectors.
VIM Walston, Folly Landing, Va, vice Samuel Z.
White.
WIN. r. Easton, Nantucket, Mass, vice Martin 7.
Morton.
Surrcyor
John G. watmoush Philadelphia, vice J. Wash
ng,on Tyson.
appraiser.
Samuel j. Bridge, Boston, Massachusetts, vice E. A.
Raymond.
Registers.
John f. Kenzie, Chicago, Illinois, vice James NJ
Strobe.
Samuel c. Wheat, Washington, Arks, vice George
Conway.
WIN. Y. Strong, Chilicothe, O., vice John Coates
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THE BANKRUPT BILL.

TIE BANkRIFT BILL. . ,
We learn that the following has been adopted by the
Philadelphia Board Of Trade:
To the Honorable the Senate and Hous. Of Representa-.
tires Of the United States Of .7merea, in Congress as
sembied.
This Memorial of the Subscribers, Manufacturers,
Merchants, Mechanics and Others of the city OF Pha'
-Respecsfully Represents:
That the Bankrupt Bill which was enacted at your
last session. was admitted at the time, BY its friends
to be imperfect and its operation was postponed till
next February to give opportunity Of amending it
at the present session. before it should go into effect
conviction is also extensively felt that il Conflicts in
several Of its provision, With the Constitution o! thu