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Office Of Commissioner in BapsrapfcyIor3

NOTICE TO creditors of the following persons. who
iIe been duly declared Hankrupts by the District Court
% 'ie tnsd stats or ts Western District Virgin
Ia" uia' nave appointed the 18th and 9th DAYS of An
gust nxi at The Court house Of Giles county 10 receive
PROOF oi Their respective debts when and where said
isankFupts arc required TO attend.
August ~
Des': vs. John M. Williams on the 18th and 20h DAYS
OF August next. w ~ "'!S
Debts VS. Aaron Hairless the 10Th and 20;h DAYS Of
August next. '' VI
Debts VS. A!bajance J. Wadd,, on the l9ih and 2O,b
days OF August next. ~
Debts vs. George w Brown on tI,c Iob aud ,o,L L.
OF August IA, " '
Debts vs. Georst Scott the loh and 2Oth DAYS of AM
gust next.
Debts vs. David Dccamp, the 1oh and 20h DAYS Of
August next. ' "
August next. WY - VI
Debts vs. Thomas NJ Rider tie l0,h and 2oh days Of
August next.
Debts Pheasant Webb ON the 1914, and no,I I, r
August next. -
Debts vs. Stcph, Dlanicnshp on th; OIL, aud 3on d.
81 August n-xt. -
Debts vs. Alexander Frazier on In, 0b o,I 5D,, H.
OF August nett
Debts Thomas Purdue on Tia. Ioh and OOH ,, r
August next
July o. ms 0O''' l. &C
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July 81
IN BANKRUPTCY

The creditors OF William ID. Willmorc, of Smy,be
county who was declared Bankrupt by decree OF the
honorable District Court of the United States for the
western District OF Virginia, hereby notified that
s Svmss'ohcr oil Bdnkrupts for the county of Smyhc
Shai proceed ut my house in the Rich Valley in said
county on The 18th and 20t days of August next 10 re-
OF their resp ,ctivc debts when and whsrs the
SAID Bankruptis r,quir,d 10 attend
LEONiDAS Ii. TATE Com'r in
,,, Bankruptcy for Smytho county
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l9lal8SG G9DG0Ls1aIfIseS,

l9I818S-E G4-2GyLA12ILsSo
& uST RECEIVED, 1 hid. St. Croix SUGAR.
l do Porto Rico, do. n. o. Mo!asses, 500
lbs. double and single refined loaf sugar, 10
bags superior Rio Coffee, do. old Java do, ?
chests imperial and G.. p. Tea, box Cloco-
late, tierce Rice, o sacks Liv Salt. ) do. G..
Alum Salt, at SO, Talow and Sperm Candles
Nails, black Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Alum,
Indigo, &c. &c.-all of which am sellno We,
ry low Tor cash or country produce Purchasers
Will find it to their interest to give me call.
JAMES III. JUREY.
August A.
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N0aEI0No


'HNHE undersigned desires to inform all persoos
sending tat Cattle or other stock to the Rich
mona market, that he has determine .sA
ed, upon consultation with a num- G-%y5z5Ms3,a1
her OF his friends engaged in the kA
STOCK business, TO locate himself in
Richmond during the present season, for the pur-
pose OF selling stock commission He pledu-
es himselfto give to any business entrusted to him
the strlctest attention. Having been for MANY
years, more or less, engaged in marketing stock
he Is led TO believe from his acquaintance i'm the
market and with the business, he would be able
to rcalize better price for stock than those per-
sons who only sell their own stock and are but
seldom In market. To those with whom the I'M
dersigned is not acquainted personally, he refers
them to the grazers OF Rockingham eenerally.-
HIS charges will be agreeable TO the times-ioy.
Al letters TO him on business will be directed to
Richmond from and after the 25th of the present
month All persons sending stock to me to sell.
would do well to apprise ME of it previous to their
sending.
PETER HENTON.
July IS, 1Si2-3t
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Odce Of Commissioned 4, Ra,,Er.,,,.,c,, o.,

Nocc to creditors OF Jacob Miller who has been
Declared bankrupt by The District Court of HE United
states Tor thc Western District of Virginia that have
appointed the 18th and 10Th days of August nrxt NJ ~
oice IN Sashurg Shenandoah county, TO receive proof
oil ihcir respective debts, when and where the said bn
rnpi Is required to attend.
SAM'l.. G. RICHARDSON, Com'r. &c.
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virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed TO the
subscriber, one by Daniel Croft, and Sarah
Cfoil, his wife, bearing date tho 1,h day of Feb
ruary, 1910, and the other by Daniel Croft, bear
'ng date the 7th day of February, 1912, l shall
proceed TO sell, for the purposes specified in said
deed, to tho highest bidder, for cash, on the pre-
muses. on Thursday the 25,h o! August, cesiau
'o' or parcel OF land lying on boil! sides Of the
road leading from Waynesborough to New Hope,
about five miles from the former. The said lot or
parcel OF land contains TIVE ACRES, more
vi less, with store house thereon, now occupied
by keyser & Shirley. and adjoining the land of
Abraham Freed and others.
The title OF the above land is believed to be
good, but shall convey such title only rs is yes
ted i'll me by the deeds aforesaid.
WIN. CHAPMAN, Trustee.
August 4. lSl2-tls
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Office Of COMMISSIONS. IL, Bouky,,,,c,, =,
L ELalL...icL: ca..a.L.. ~. -

~, for Ffedcfck county, H-iacLester .yl,ly 81
Inc creditors of George w. Legg, of Frederick
county, who has been declared a Bankrupt by the
oistTict Court of the United States for the West
ern district OF Virginia, holden at Siaunton, are
hereby notified that have appointed the Is,I,
and goth days of August next, as the times for re-
celvlng proof of the debts of the said George w.
LcgE' atmy Office aforesaid, when and where the
SAID bankrupt is required to attend.
LEMUEL BENT, Com'r
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July 81

4 n the matter Of Jacob Merchant, Of the county
OF Washington, in Bankruptcy is
hereby given, tina, shall on the 25th day of Au-
gust next, at the residence of the said Jacob Mer-
cnan'' proceed to sell to the highest bidder, one
tract Of 20 acres of land, one other of 100 acres
one other OF 80 acres, other of 90 acres, and
AN entry OF 800 acres of land. all lying in Wash
ln9ton county. One third of the purchase money
to he paid in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments.
ROBERT GIBBONEY, Assignee
in said matter of Bankruptcy.
July 81 >
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VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, August Ist
1912.
Henry Bear, and Rachael his wife-PltIs
AGAINST
John q. Dunlap, Nelson Dunlap, Robert Dunlap,
William Dunlap, David Ogden, and Louisa
his wife, and James Hurst, and Nancy his
wife, Thomas Evart and Margaret his wife,
John Kendall and Mary his wife, Elizabeth II .
Dunlap and Robert Dunlap--Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
l The Defendants John G.. Dunlap Nelson Dun
dap, Robert Dunlap, William Dunlap, David Og-
feh and Louisa his wife, and James Hurst and
Sancy his wife, Thomas Evart and Margaret his
swlie, John Kendall and Mary his wife, and Eliza
soeth ID. Dunlap; not having entered their APP
Hpearance and given security, according to the
acs OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and
NapPearlng by satisfactory evidence that they are
no, inhabltants Of this Commonwealth Ii is
olueIeo' that the said Defendants do appear here,
on 'ne lst Monday in October next, and an
Swer ti,e bill OF the plaintiffs and chat COPY of
.n's order be forthwith inserted inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton, for two months
successively, and posted at tie front door Of the
COURTHOUSE. a Copy--Teste.
X. III. KINNEY. D. e.
August A, 1942.--2m re ~
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JOHN HALL, Com'r. &c.
CDIce IF Commissioner in }
BanhrupicY, .I;.lu Do. 1870. {


NOTICE to creditors of the following persons.
who have been duly declared Bankrupts by the
District Court Of the Ul.ited States at Staunton,
that have appointed the times following, at nv
Office, in Charlestown Jefferson county, Virginia.
to receive proof of their respective debts, when
and where the Bankrupts are required to attend
Debts VS. Joseph G. Johnson, on 25th and 2Gth
August 1912.
Debts VS. Charles Griffith, on the 25th and Goth
August 1912.
Debts VS. Robert u. Brua, on the 18th and 26th
August 1912.
Debts VS. Jerome Il. Young, on the 25tf and a6,h
August 1912.
Debts VS. Joseph Lenex, on the 25th and 26th
August 1912.
Debts VS. John Duke, en- the 25i!l and Goth Au-
gust 1912.
Debts VS. Benjamin Wentzell, on the 25th and 26ti
August 1919.
Debts VS. Charles Staley, on the 18th and Goth
August 1912.
Debts VS. Samuel Gibson, on the 25th and 10Th
August 1912.
EDWARD f. COOKE, Com'r. Sc.
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0Gce Of Commissioner in Bgnt,mo,,,

for ffcderick County, Jvly IS
ING creditors OF the following persons who hay zen
duly declared bankrUpts BY the District Court Of The u
notified, that have appointed the following DAYS t
cSVc proof OF their dents, my oiiicc aforesaid vhc,
aau who're the said baalru?ts required 10 attend
days Of August next '' ''''
August next. '!S -
LLM'L EENi. Com'r.
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49,. I..o.o...- y. ,'on.InLLcy Tor

4, iNouc' TO creditors Of James s. Brown who has Lcc
y cared bankrupt by the District Court Of ,I,c n
n,'eu states Tor Tho Western District Of Virginia tbat
l'aYc appointed the 18th aud 10th days of August NOT ~
NY ono: fronting VIM. X. JChESon's Hotel in fl,, go,
% ffo ROYAL, t. receive pr05fof their rcepcfi,c
wien and wi'crc the SAID rupt is r.onircd q, 1919,
""' - i""@lAS \. ASIILY. Conn Sc
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\ n the matter of James Caldwell, Of the county
OF Scott. in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
given, that shall on the 9Th day ofAugust next,
at the front door Of the Courthouse of Scott coun-
ty proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, so acres
ofiand on Stock Creek, in Scott county; also any
interest said Caldwell may have i'm % 900 acres
IN Lee and Scott counties; also in 80 acres i'm the
Turkey Cove in Lee county; also in two undivi-
ded halves OF IA tract of 30 acres and rs acres i'm
Wild Cat Valley, in Lee county, which lands
and interests in lands were surrendered by said
caldwell, ON taking the benefit of the Bankrupt
law. ROBERT GlBBONEY. ASSIGNEE
In said matter OF Bankruptcy.
July 81
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcu for :,
l(uShington COmnLi. .LiiLu 30 lSio

NOliCII TO the creditors of John Brannon who has
oeend duly declared bankrupt by the District Court Of
the United States .or the Western District OF Virginia
mat have appointed the 25th and 3st DAYS of A1eust
between the hours OF I'D and IL O'Clock a. M at NV office
III to receive proof of their respective debts
"hen ana where the said bankrupt repaired to attend
THOMAS J. WALLIS, Com'r SC
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sYAUNYON ACADEMY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TAUSTEES.
JonN III. PEyToN, President.
Col. JAMES CRAWFORD,
kENroN llAnrgr,
WILLIAM kiNSEY,
DIR. EDMUND BERKELEY,
JonN &. Sewers,
Tnos. J. MIcHir,
DIR. A. WADDeLi,
Hon. a. III. III STUART,
SAMUEL CLARKE, Secretary.
PROFESSORS.
LYTTLEroN WApDrLL, Prof. of Science
JAS. J. SMYTm, A. NJ. Prof. of An. Lit.
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$50 TO 400 SgyUUp .

Twill sell 10. cash Wednesday 3lSt
August at ~, Jacob Dinglo's e NJ
IN BriGgewatcr, Rockins ham coun- s1S4&z&sY
~, FROM $50 to 500 SHEEP. some ,y.kxxzzk.Szss
line wethers but the flock general, is under 30
months old. Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock NJ.
JOHN w. FRAZIER
CIoverdale, August 4, lSi2.-tds
LIZ Rockingham Register, publish till day
of safe.
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'E'llE subscriber has now on hand and will
sell at liberal prices, taking HORSES or
GkAiN IN part pay. the above Machines.-Also:
4kS1,LsEGIL% ssJAIEg9s, which will take
out ali the cheat and cookie, and other filth, rer-
iectiy ciean.-And 1sESSUGszEss, which he will
warrant to be as good any i'll the country.
GEORGE MYERLY.
StauntCn, June %, 1912
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OF Grayson, in Bankruptcy .-.-Notice is hereby
given, that on the li,h day Of August next, at the
Courthouse of Grayson county,, shall proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for ready money, all
the right, title aud interest which the said 1saiah
Roberts has in and to moiety of a tract Of
land, lying and being in the county Of Grayson.
containing in all one hundred and twenty-five acres.
Also. all the right, title, and interest Of the said
Isaiah Roberts has i'm and to another of land,
lyingan being in the said county of Grayson,
containing one hundred and twenty acres
his interest In SAID last mentioned tract, being one
undivided twelfth part. Also AN entry and sur
vey Tor foriy-seven acres of land, lying in said
county.
ROBERT GIBBONEY, Assignee
In the said matter Of Bankruptcy. |
July 81
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TOBACCO.

NAMES H.JUREY, keeps constantly on hand
" Manufactured Tobacco from some of the best
factories in the State, which he will sell low by
the box pound.
August
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eco ,A0InTS S.

and the other containing rs ACRES. beny
the lands upon which the said Joseph Wallace
resided at the time of his decease. The greater
portion OF the said land is excellent River Bottom
Five hundred dollars of the purchase move, iii
be required in hand, and for the residue thereof =
credit of one, two, and three years will be Given.
The purchaser gining bond with approved security
Tor the deferred payments, in equal instruments.
and the title retained until the same be paid.
SAMUEL RUCKMAN, late Sheriff
OF Bath County, and as such adminjstra
tor dc5onis non OF Jos. Wallace, decd.
August i, 1912.
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Desirable hanA foy Sale.

4 WILL sell privately Tract of Land, situated
Non the waters of the Little Calf Pasture River,
IN Augusta county, adjoining the lands of Luke
woodward and others, and containing
$40 A0ll5ass
well situated; finely watered, an excellent mead
ow and tolerdble Improvements. An extended de-
scription is Unnecessary, as any one desirous of
buying, Will, OF course, see for themselves
Will sell ton more rensoDnbc terms than any prop
eriy, possessing It's advantages can be bought for
IN That region OF country. Communications 10y
any at distance can be directed to me at Nit So
Ion. The land will be shown to any one desiring
TO see itby Mr.. James Wallace, residing thereon.
j. MARSHALL McCUE.
July 2l--Gt
IT, Rockingham Register, and Woodstock
Sentinel insert times aaA charge Spectator Of
fec
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V Auable LAND Cor Sale.

virtue of the provisions of the last will and
ana testament Of Joseph Wallace decd. late
OF The County of Bath, shall offer for sale ON
me premises, ON the ID day of September, 1912,
al public auction, to the highest bidder, two tracts
or parcels OF land, lying and being on the Cow
pasture River, in the said County Of Bath, and
auJolnInG each other. One tract cnnilininn
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! " The Office Of the LecsGurr "Cehios or
Liberty" is offered for sale. e''''S O
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Ampvoved Vhreshing Machines

=. z. 3UAIEE'S PATENT.
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NlRGlNIA-M Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County, at
the Courthouse Thursday June 10th 1912.
John Tremper and Maria Philips-Plain,tfs
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-02
Attempt to Rob a Bank.

An attempt was made on Monday night last
to enter the Mononghaela Bank of ofBrownsville,
by displacing the bricks Immediately over the
side of one Of the outer doors; bnt finding the
operation rather difficult of accomplishment,
the rogues gave it up as bad job.
An lncision had also been made with CHS
el, or some other instrument, in The western
corner of the bulling, facing the vault; bu: this,
1t would appear, was considered too formlda-
ole an undertaking, and was abandoned almost
as soon as begun. The building is occupied
by one of the officers Of the bank, and it is not
very probable that the rogues could have gained
ngress 10 the vaults without giving the alarm,
as the walls are several feet thick at that point.
Failing here, better success attended their ef-
forts in another quarter The store of Morgan
Mason was entered on the same night, and
robbed of near 100 dollars in cash, and some
valuable articles of clothing, after which the
incendiary's torch was placed 10 the building,
which, providentially, failed TO have the desired
effect, the fire having gone out before any dam
age was done Washington, Pa. Reporter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-02
IEl II I A i, II L S gP,

For Monroe County Courts, Feb. T. 1912.
] Laforge VS.. Jayne, No. 7, Sept. T. 1889.
2 Heaney, assignee Of SigHn, Jr VS.. Shafer
No 4, May T. 1910.
3 Driesbach VS.. Burger, No. IL, Sept t. 1910
4 Wallace VS. Newman q Dimmick, No. 90
Sept. T. I84O
H. Colt VS.. John and Peter Berger, No. 80
Sept. T. 1870
Greensweig VS.. Driesback, appeal, No. 20,
Sept. T. 1870
Burnet, Trustee Of Margaret Keyser, late
Staples VS.. Snyder, Fetherman and Shell
ly, No. 6, Feb. t. lS4l
Chrstman vs. Robert, James, Joseph New
ell and Jacob Everett, No 7, Feb. t. Is4l
9 Bradford VS.. Myer, Qhe younger,) No. Is,
May T. l84l
10 Barry VS.. Taylor Il Warner, No. 2, Sept.
Il. lS4I.
II Abm Barry VS.. Taylor & Warner, No. 8,
Sept. t. 1912.
I2 NJ. Barry VS.. Taylor and Warner, No. 4,
Sept. T. ls4l.
I3 Stewart VS.. Isaac and Stephen Gould, No.
Is, Sept, IT, l84l.
.3 Mullord and Peter Marlin vs. Wallace and
Newman, No. AZ, Sept l84l.
5 Price VS.. Stokes, appeal, No. 81, Sept. T.
lS4l
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gl5l5;{ :1IgY
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Bank of Pennsylvania Closed.

The Easton Wing Of to-day, says:-By last
evenings mail we received the unweicome in
relligence that the Bank of Pennsylvania was
closed on Monday last, by the Attorney Gen
eral. The Governor on Monday morning sent
a note to the President, informing him that an
Injunction would be brought against the Bank
that day, and directed them not 10 open their
doors, pay out any Of their money, or trans
fer their property; and that the same would be
placed in the hands of proper officers, and dis
posed of according to law.