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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
i4c tonmoareaHh@ og6,iu, 10 TIC aoig Of I'm
hcIsi county. Greeting:

hcisi county. G,teiug:
az IiFREAS. Robert Rves. administrator Of .I,s..
w Claksan. dee d. heretofore cNmhlcd t., the lat,
superior Court OF Chancery Tor the Distinct of Lynch
bury, has bill ot complaint against David :. Gar
Land and Jane IL. Garland his wife, William It, Gar
land, Samuel NJ. Garland, Edward \ Cabell. Samuel
harlad and others, vhereupnn sundry proceedings ha,
ne been had appears from the records and files the
SAID court, INV remaining III the Clerk Office of
our ,mclIli Superior Ceur of Law and Chanccry for
The loWnni lynchhure, pursuant to law; but before
hn.l decree could be pronounced in the causc the De
ei'an David : Garland. departed this life ntcsiae
II Is said and administration oil all and singular his goods
rhats aad credits hath been in due iIum committed Ia
" Hiram ". alter and Samuel NJ Garland. for admin
siratuuAnd We being snppljcatcd by the Plaintiff. lor
Proper remedy in tins behalf. and hene willing that
what Is night aud il>t should de done therein command
gou that you make known according 10 law 10 the
sad William NJ. Waller and Samuel VI. Garland.
administrators of David ). Garland decd and Ia
Jane H. Garland, widow ri the said David :. Garland
decd. and II the " lillian NJ Mailer and Sally
his WIFE, late sally Garland, Gusavns \ Rose and Ann
). his wife, late Ann : Garland, john =. Cohbs aud
Jane u. his wife, late Jane NJ. Garland, William II.
Garland. Edward A. Cahel aud Mary r. his Wife
late Mary r Garland, Samuel NJ. Garland. Patrick H.
Garland. Caroline Garland, lauton {. Garland and
louisa i. hla Nile. and Alice {. Cahe. George X Ca
bell. David > &. Catcl. and Lewis b. Catell, the four
ias infant children and hers of Eliza \ Cahcll. dee d..
late Eliza \ Garland, thai they be before the Judge Of
the town Of lynchhurr Al the Court house in the SAID
town. on the first day Of the next term, To show if any
thing for themselves they have say, why the SAID
SUIT uld not be cceded III To final deccc aaainsi the
sad W Iilian VI. " alltr. and Samuel NJ Garland. us
administrators Of David :. Garland. deed, aud a
4a'rt'' the said Jane H. Garland, widow Of the SAID
David :. Garland d,c'd.. aud the same William NJ.
" alder and sally his w,', Gs,avus \. Rose and Ann
: his Wit. John = toulr' and Jane ~ his wife. VII
Lana IT, Garland. Edward \. Cahc and Mary Il.
b, wife. Samuel NJ Garland. Patrick II Garland. Gar
cline Garland. landon {. Garland aud Louisa T. his
wll,. and Alec {. George k. David = &. aud Lewis
B. tahcIl. int,al ,llrcn and heirs Of Eliza V Calp
decd. lae Fla Y. Garland the heirs aud gatccs
ii the sad David :. Garland Decd. aereahIy the
act ct assembly IN such made and provided, II 10
l IN it Shall seea cApn!lent-aud further Ia de- and re
erlyc what eur ,Jid Circuit superior tomt Of .aw and
Chanccrv. shall in that part corsdcr.-And have then
there rha -WIin.ss. David l.odes. Clerk of ouf
said Cra:t Superior Carrt II ynchure. his 9TH day
oil ruarf lSi2 aad in the GCrh wear e.thct nnfton
wealth. DAVID ROBES. Ok
Nilrch = tlIMY
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made by the cities OF Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh il,
1919. the following facts.
!. That lfum lsl6 10 1919 the number Of hands
'mrn9ed IN the manufacturing and mechanical branch
rs ol business IN Phllad, phla diminished from To- Ia
2l3'. III less than one fourth. That the number Of
persons directly and indirectly throw out of umrlo, mrnt
IN district OF forty miles diameter were twenty thu
sand
= That IN Pittsburgh, in the same period. the mum
Der OF hands employed reduced from 800 10 u .
and the manufactured product was reduced in thc came
proportion.
Thai this reduction extended net only 10 tie arpe
manufacturing establishments but L. The smallest ~,
chaneal eupluymcnts- important domestic busncss
o the shoemaker and alor lcIng reduced in almost the
same proportion
At the Same time that the manufacturing establish.
mcnts Were thus lald III nuns. memorial scu Con.
Ir'ss states that agriculture was equally depressed. L.,
language was I'VE look in vain throughout the world
Tor market. Agricultural produce has no value hut NJ
home. aud the duu u gold and silver has shaken Tie
Wcaliaesi hanks IN the nlun.' In many places ii The
interior, agricultural produce enliIel, uusuleahlr-
he atts o duties under which this Wide spread .ras
ter Vas produced was FL per ccut and glass and
- per cent ON fine coiiouS and Mooeus: higher ave.
rage han that (y2. ~ per cent? 10 which b, eNstng
laws, the entire tariff o duties must, ina few months
be reduced.
BY The tarfT ofls2i and lS2S the duties wore IA.
cd 10 m average Of double that amount The come
4ucnees Are within The observation Of The whole people
Manufacturing ludust, became stable now branches
Wcte Developed. The lalauco Of trade became mure "a
yuabe and the country FRA series al year, continued
in a state ot uninterrupted prosperity
No portion OF the Industry property OF the nation was
more benefited ly the change than that OF agticltuc
The market value OF corn, pork -FOUR and every spoc,s
oi W estern produce Wa. in the Mann country peIma
ncntly Increased neatly thtc,t,d lhr manufacturing
establishments in the North. as well as many in the
West. heeanr Increased consumers ot surplus products
w c9lNe but two cNampcs az sufficiently ILLUSTRATING
IIl,s ri Of N,,r -
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.V'DTECE.

MIR. JOSEPH MARSH having by deed bear.
wi ing date on the 3Oth day of March. 1872 and Of
record in the Corporation Court OF Iynclhurg. assigned
and conveyed to me in trust for certain purposes IN the
said deed expressed all the Debts Of every description
which were owing to him at the date of the said deed
whether then due thereafter to become due, take
this method of requesting the debtors owing sad debts
to come forward without delay. and adjust and pay the
to me- as the situation Of the trust fund requires
proRpt collections.
CIISWELL DABNFY Trustee.
April I'm
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Desirable Family Residence,
Fer .&ffHC

WISH to sell or lease, my lIOI Sc AND LOT.
at present occupied by myscf situated on the llil
the Court lau". The House is oi BRICK c,ur,in
ing large AMI s1aclous above, with two in tin,
basement story all elegantly and neatly fitted up in the
best manner for comfortable family residence Good
Yard. Garden and ou' Houses The property will b.,
sold ir moderate price and unsuaIlv arron.in.la
ting terms. Forparculars. apply to Co Charl, Phelps
T.. :. CtBElI.
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@. Ea.

%. ka.
WE have been at great expense and l.s OF time,
w preparing to DOUBLE RFFINEOl X BAt
IRON. Vie are now in full operation and have the
satisfaction to say to customers and the public gene
rally tina, we have tested it well. and feel safe IN say
ing it is the best ever made in this country II Is both
tough and firm. We well convinced OF the Il
bovc assertion that feel equally safe IN waTrantIng
every BAR to be GOOD. ~
JORDANS SIRNiNE.
Rockbridro. April A. jn
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.SS RI e..

E17OR ~4lc n J.N.i.IBLE 1H.ICT or L.hNb.
b living near 10 Amhcrs,t tourl House and ca The
stage road leading to lyncil0re. 1t adons iic lanGs
ri Benz. Brown. )an.,e +. Garland aud oilos, aud con
tsn- about $50 AGES y, good pari If which is
valuable Greek Flat. winch Houid produce ! imuiliy
The Tract is part and til chci par; Of the Tree" i'r
merly the residence of Reuben Colrnaa dee l. and Is
lnnde up of several lots divided amongst Tho Wldo"
ani childr-n Of said Coleman, bat the wldo" having re
gently died. the parties Interested will sell the whole to
gethcr. The TUE will be made unqucs,ionaIy good 10
the pnrchaser.-'Icrms of salc-onc thr, al the por
chase in hanl and and two years. equal payments.
for the residue Il will be offered for sale To the high
sst bidder. at Amherst Court House, the Sd Monday
In April next. that Icing Court day
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr..
.1eeRt for he parties Interested
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TO he Siochkoldcts ofthe James Rirer and hald'rht

To The Stockholders ofttc James Rircr and hanarha
Company.
GENTLEMEN:-On the application Of the number
" Of Stockholders, owning the aggregate number oil
shares ofthe Stuck of the Company required by the Sc
conI section o the by laws you are requested to convene
in General Meeting at the Capitol in the City OF Rich
mond on Monday the 2nd DAY Of May next, IN order 10
take into consideration the provisions OF an act OF the
General Assembly entitled tu act authorizing loan 10
the James River and klnawha Company passed
March 18th 1872 with view to the acceptance or re
ection ofthe same am very respectfully Yours.
JOSEPH G. CtBELL, L. j. X. y * 20.
March 81 TN
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nov proceed To another topic ON which have some
lhlng 10 say, though am much afraid that shall not
have power 10 % through with all the points wish 10
touch mean that OF tfee radc-a doctrine winch va,
warmly pressed by the learned and distinguished Sena
tms on the other side. would begin where my friend
from Connecticut (Alf lii NrINGron tpuk his siali in
the able argument subnhtcdhy HIM 10 the Senate; and
ask for definition ut the phrase free trade" " hat
Is free tradt Docs II mean 4 trade between two Ia
os.Wilh freedom ON teune side and all sorts OF
lions un the other l. that free irade} Or doc, 1t
mran trale " nh absolute rccdom2-tat is. with 10
duties ata orvy low duties and strictly equal duties on
both sIdes II that Is the Senator's meaning, will not
slopto discuss the question. should be very glad 10
see universal freedom Of trade established over the face
ol the whoe world but that Is n state of THINGS which
never has existed. and Will exist 81 Ion. as uan
Kind are divided into different aud independent ma tons
casting III the four quarters Of the world So lrng ~
this Is the case, each individual ation has ever been
found pressing lis own ndl, dua interest," regardless
IN comparison, u the interests of all the resi- u thu
world.
But let lis see what sort Of free trade it is nhieli
the Scuaor from South Carolina gravel, PROPOSES tous
espccally with Great Britain, who Is aud probably
VIII continue To be- the largest CONSUMERS OF our native
products. hold h,re paper exhibiting few items
oi duty rNaetod ON American tobacco and other cumnl
dlilts III the ports ii Great Britain winch viii read:
'\san eNanrlo Of the terms upon which shah radc
with foreign nations, the follow ne table al British duties
ih, Articles ias'd in tie " ostcrn country Is given:
british t"lB. per- cont, on articles estimated al laie
.Nctr NH prices
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<ssss. ~ tET'BON
.%'EISs' e. GE1ts.

:. z are nov r0ceyIng Al our VOC SIc'c, Idah
w Square. our new supply Of
Spring and s,sEssncr Goods,
10 which We respectfully invite the attention OF our old
friends aud tie public generally Having bought with
arcat care and the best terms, latc ourselves
with the hope 81 being able to give entire tatslaclion to
all whumay tsyor US with call.
RODES s BURTON.
y B-Merchants ard others buying 10 sol apain
will do we'll IL examine our stork before purchasing,
We were never better prepared to compete with our
ncigliburs in that way, than AT present.
RODES s BURTON.
tpril Is Is
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Eia.g MS
- "THE LYNCHBURG VIRCINIAN.'

~ THE LfNCHBURG VIRCINIAN,"
ssbis'isd sto't'rec1g (trery 'fondag and Tsprya)
~ fota DoHfns anspH payable eiUaHcs 80 ,u5-
soriion "d rncesedtr shorter time an sur months:
cna ne paper eH be dScontnld (sretpf discretion
~ t,s EAtors) ,ntd oil a1yemages arc paid
az ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al so cent, p,,.
square Cor less, for tie first insertion 374 cents for
essry subsequent insertion.
Every .7DIERIiSER IS required 10 notc, on h,
manuscript hor Tong he rsis'.s ms advertisement inserted
advertisements mot so noted, tcy be inserted al as dis
continuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .2DT ERYfSLNr; tie terms are fa,.
hs privilege Of tao squares SO fer sltart, SIS tor
square, iiner farm, s35.
= JOD PSLN1L\f, crccufed ne tiy and .rosd,iials
y ond on reasonable terms.
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EnIs PRIVATE sA.E,

LIKELY Negro Woman, about q years cid,
"a who isa weaver and excellent plain cook. ac-
She was raised in gcuiccl family, and W oman d
oood rIarae,tr Ami, 70 NJ TALBOT. AGci'f
March Il
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A TRACT of Land in Amherst county, four mile
IA from New Glasgow containing NINE III y
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property oflliIl Garter decd. For terms appyto
\. TOMPklNS, Cashier.
Sep. Is is
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NOTICE..

NOR RENT until the lst OF December. the house
& lately occupied. at the upper end Of Main street
Possession given Immediately. Apply to Dr. Jno' II.
Patterson or to Rev. Jno. Early.
ED. A. CABEiL.
April 81 is
Bank, ssrsiic !l,j, NJ.
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FDSEp1\lAlIENV

TIE above sale is postponed till the I'd Monday IN
May next that being Court day.
JOHN TilOMpSON. in.
.lgea for The parties interested.
Aril u tI6Nly
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800 nUs"H, SWEET POTATOES
cOO PLAN saNd.,
JUST RECELsED ASD FOR s4tE ny
CHARLES PHELPS
March "a
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Corn! CG.'n!!

.sAn 81 SHELLS CORN, just received aud To-
S9bV sale low, for CiSI
b. +. TlNSLFN s Co
tnril
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SECOND SESSION.
SECOND SPEECH OF MIR. CLAY.

On Tie Resolutions eGeed by hon proposing to reircncl
The expenditures ethe Gorc7ansnt and 10 regulate
Tie duties on imports Nc
, 1842-07-16
BANK NOTE TABLE.
BASED UPON srECIE.

BASED uFON SIEClt.
Bank of Missouri par
do do Branches 2dis
State Bank of Ill. and Branches. 60 dis.
Bank of Illinois no sale
City and County Warrants, 10 to II dis
Miners Bank of Debuque, = 6 to 8 dis
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co., 10 dis
Ohio, country, generally, to A dis
Cincinnati, par
State Bank of Indiana, 6 to 8 dis
Kentucky Banks, l dis
United States Bank Notes, 60 dis
Pennsylvania specie paying Banks, par
Maryland Banks, par
Virginia Banks, TO Z dis
N. York and N. England Banks, par
N. Orleans specie paying Banks, to2dis
Arkansas Banks, 75to 80 dis
Michigan Banks, generally, no sale
Tennessee, 10 to II dis
Specie, par
Gold, ! prem
indiana Scrip, 80 TO 90 dis
, 1842-07-16
s n Il A Y E ID

EROM the subscriber last March.
Il n Black three year old horse
Mule. with two nytch>s in the right
ear. and probably the mark OIL a yoke
on his neck, he was seen ,ast n LIN
coin county. at Mr.. Copen,..ave2S'
If any person willibring him 10 me.
they shall be literally rewarded for
their trouble, or any information
thankfully received by ne.
JAMES McPlKE.
July 9th 1912. tf.-36.
, 1842-07-16
July 10th, 1912.
To the Voters of Pike County.

L ELLOW t~lTIZENS.
l place my name before you as a can
didate for the responsible office of coun-
ty judge, at the next August election;
and as we are not heard or Lceded for
much speaking, | deem it unneces-
sary to say much on the subject. Ihave
been a resident Of the county for the last
eighteen years, and l presume the most
of you are acquainted with meat least
those of the old settlers. But | will say
this much: if | should be your choice,
my humble abilities shall be exerted
to domy duty and mete out justice 10 all
concerned.
ANDREW FORGEY.
Paynesville Nc. June 4th, 1912.
, 1842-07-16


WM. BrGcs, Esq, as a Candidate for the
State Senate, from this County.
MANY VorrRs.
June 29lh, 1912.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN
LINDSEY, as a candidate for Representa-
tive, from Pike County, in the next Leg
islature.
We are authorized TO An
DREW FoRGY, a candidate for Judge cf
the County Court of Pike County.
W. are authorized to announc JOHN
G. CAMPBELL. as a candidate for Judge
of the County Court of Pike County,
at the next August election.
We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Henry I. MUDD, as a candidate for As
SCISSOR, for Lincoln County, at the next
August election.
We are authorized TO nnoun THos.
B. WnITLEDGE, as a candidate TO Rep
resent this County in the Lower Branch
Of the Legislature at the next August
election.
We are authorizedto announce JAMES
A.RonBINs, as a candidate for Constable
for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
JAMESON as a candidate for the office Of
Justice of the peace, for Calumet town.
ship, at the next August election.
We are Authorized TO o WIN.
II. CARROLL, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic of Buffalo Township, at the next Au-
gust election.
We are authorizcdto announce THoS.
CASH, as 4 Candidate for the office of
Assessor at the mex August Election.
We are authorized to announce O..
s. J~ESSIcSs, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic for Cuivre Township at the ensuing
August Election.
II We are authorized to
JOEL NJ. WEATHERroRD as a candidate
for Constable for Culver Township at
the next August Election.
We authorized to JosEPH
c. ALLISON as a Candidate for the Office
of Assessor at the next August Election.
1--WE are authorized to
THOMAS II. HARRIS, Esq. as a candidate
for the Sheriffalty in Lincoln County
at the next August Election.
B@We are authoized to
JOHN II. GRIM as a candidate for Con-
stable for Cuivre Township, the at next
August Election.
, 1842-07-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed has taken out letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate CT George Layne,
decd. from the Clerk of the Cuunty Court
of Rails County-besring date the 22nd.
June 1912. All persons, therefore who have
claims against the estate Of said deceased,
are required TO exhibit the same duly au-
thcnticated for allowance, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years they will be forever bar
red.
TAYLOR JONES, .qdm'r.
July 81. 1912. 3w35.
, 1842-07-16

e~Messss EDIroRs:-You will be
so good as to announce my name IN
the Radical as u candidate for the
office of Justice of The County Court
of Pike County, at the next August
election. In presenting my naE'e to
the people, at this eleventh hour, !
have only 10 say. that should ] be
honored with their confidence it will
be both my pride and pleasure TO in
form myself as 10 the duties of the
Office, and to discharge them without
fear, favor, or affection.
A. WORSHAM.
, 1842-07-16

ship, Mr.. Redfeld went to the police
office and surrendered himself to
Justice Parker, and then requested
permission to visit his wife and fami-
ly under the charge Of an officer,
which was granted, and upon his re-
turn he was conducted to his CELL
The meeting with his family was af-
iectlng in the extreme"
, 1842-07-16
TOBACCO.

TENIlE Subscriber wishes to purchase from
L. two 10 three hundred thousand weight
of loose tobacco, for which he will ray fair
prices. He has also constantly on hand at
his manufactory in Prairieville, manufacture
ed tobacco of all descriptions. from 10 to 50
cts per p~ound-which he will sell low at
wholesale OF retail. lie has also on hand =
supply of iron and steel, which he is selling
very low for cash.
GEO. w. THURMOND.
Feb. 3. lS42.-tE.
, 1842-07-16

Fluency of SPeech.-The common
fiuency Of speech in many men and
most women. is owing to Il scarcity
of matter and a scarcity Of words;
for whoever is master Of language
and has a mind full of ideas, will be
apt in speaking to hesitate upon the
choice of both: whereas common
speakers have only one set of ideas,
and one set of words to clothe them
III; and they are always ready at the
mouth: so people come faster out Of
a church when it is almost empty,
than when a crowd is at the door.
, 1842-07-16

walls, and by a number of persons
from the country, are represented to
have been deplorabIe in the extreme.
--LOuiSrille journal.
, 1842-07-16
District Court OF the United States,
For the District of Missouri.

District Court of the United States,
For the District of Missouri.
In the matter of NOAH ATKIN. On
the Goth day of May 1912, NOAH AT
KIN, filed his petition in the District Court,
for the benefit Of the Bankrupt law; where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9Th day of
Sept. next be set for the hearing said petit
ton in saidCourt, at the City Of Jefferson,
when and where all interested may attend
and show canse, if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted
Teste, JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
w. 6. MINoR, Sol.
May 26, 1912 st. 80
, 1842-07-16
FASHIONABLE AND PL.3LN.


! take this method to inform the
citizens of Bowling Green. and It's
vicinity, that | intend carrying on
the above business in this Place
From long experience in the business
| am prepared to make both plain and
fashionable work, in the best manner.
and on the shortest notice, prices to
suit the times. BY good work and
attention to business, ] hope to merit
and receive a liberal share Of public
patronage.
JOHN W. LONG.
Bowling Green, No.
June IS, 1912. SWISS.
, 1842-07-16
AValuab,e Farm for Sale.

TIlERE will be sold to the highest
bidder on a credit Of twelve
months, before the Court House door
in the town of Troy. in Lincoln
County Mo-. on Monday the first day
of the July term Of the Circuit Court,
it being the 18th day of July I942.
The Farm on which the late Samuel
Baird Deceased resided, containing
275 acres of good Land, with about
$50 acres underfence there is a large
and convenient dwelling on the pre-
misses. a large double log Barn, Sta
bles, a comfortable Kitchen, and
Loom House with Stone Chimneys,
and every other necessary building,
there is a good Cistern Well in the
yard, that affords a plenty of water
for family use, there is likewise a pIen-
tiful supply of Stock water at all
seasons of the year. Any person
wishing to purchase, and wanting to
see the land, if they will! call on eth
er of the undersigned, they will with
pleasure show them the premises
The above Farm is situated about
one mile East of Louisville, and one
mile West of Browns Steam Mil, on
the road leading from Louisville to
GAINESVILLE.
WIN. BAlRD,( Exs.,,,ors
, 1842-07-16
WANTED,

At this Office, a boy Of industrious and
steady habits, as AN apprentice to learn the
printing business.
, 1842-07-16
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, Deeds, Mortgages,
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, 6" Bills of Exchange,
Lading,} Shcrih's,l
Horse ILLS .Cierk's&t BLAEIS S.
Hand Jnstice'sS
FANCY & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
VIII be done promtly, and on reasonable
terms, at the
THE RADICAL OFFICE,
, 1842-07-16

District Court of the United States,
For the District of Missouri.
IN the matter Of Noah Beasly. On the
i?th day of hiay l642, Noah BeasIy.
fled his petition IN the District Cont, for
the benelIt of the Bankrupt law; Where
upon, it is orde, ed, that the 5th day of Sept.
next be set for the hearing said petition in
said court, at the City of Jefferson, when
and where all interested may attend, and
show cause, if amy they have. why the pray
or Of the said petitioner should not not be
granted.
Test. JASON CieFk.
G. PoRTER, Sol.
by b. F. ROBINSON, Sol.
June II, 1912 6w32.
, 1842-07-16
BA N X r is.
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,}
Missouri District.

UNITED TATES OF
Missouri District.
l, Jason Harrison, Clerk Of United
States Court. for the Missouri District,
do certify that Samuel w. Bdrks, of the
County of Pike in said District, has this
day filed in the office of the Clerk Of
said Court a petition praying to be al
lowed the benefit of the Bankrupt Law.
%SeaJ7 In testimony whereof, | have
@Mn hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of office, at the City of Jefer-
son, this 9th day of July, 1912.
JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
July 9th, 1912. Sw36.