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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-29
Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance OF the provisions Of trust dee,
executed by Mathew M'keevcr, dated the 3,
Of September, 1910, and recorded in the Clerk,
Once ci the County Court of Augusta, l shall
! for the purposes in said decd mentioned, on the
39th day oil October next, in front Of the Black.
smith, Shop OF said Mkecvcr, in the town oil
stanton, proceed to sell to the highest bidder
the following property, to wit:
-Four fhreshmg Machines, (M'Keever's pa
ten) with Horse Powers complete. 3 unfinished
Threshing Machines, and unfinished Horse
Powers, with all the Castings for the same, a
quantity of Plank and Scan,ling. Iron Of various
descriptions, Ropes, Screws, Nails, Leather,
Charcoal, ana all other materials which were on
hand at the making of said trust deed, Caryalk
Gig and Harness, Dun Horse, Mans Sad
die, Side Saddle, I One Horse Wagon and
Harness, l Turning Lathe and all the tools be-
longing to the same, all the Carpenters Tools
belonging TO said M'kcever at the date Of said
trust deed, full sets Of Blacksriiths Tools with
Dnils and Dun Bits, some Mould Boards, a GUAM
uty OF PIough irons, quantity OF Blistered and
Cast Steel, iWheelearrow,2 Cows, Is head Of
Hogs, Franklin Stove and Fender > Nine Plate
Stoves, = bureaus, Failing Leaf Tables, I
Wash Stand, China Press and Furniture I
80 Hour Clock, Marble Time Piece, 3 Looking
Glasses, dozen Windsor Chairs, I Refrigerator
and its contents, Feather Beds, Beds,eads and
Furniture, Canyall Body, "a number of Books,
L large and small Kettle, together with all the
other Household and Kitchen Furniture belonuinp
10 said H'<eevnr.
The title TO the above property is good, but |
shall convey such only IA is vested in me-
DAVID FULLY, Trustee.
Sent 29--.ds
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Thorough Connection
By STAGE & CANAL BOATS THROUGH TO RICHMOND

I EAVEStannton Mondays, Wednesdays and
AAFridaysn Farish's stage and sup in Scotts-
vile at past p. M.-and go on board Of tho
boats at O'Clock, and into Richmond, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, to dine at say, past ,
r. NJ, and oltener than paste. Passengers
will find this mode of travelling the most COM
Portable, safe and cheapest; and on their arrival
in Richmond will not be left to find their way
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses at midnight;
but can rest comfortably in their ber,hs until
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers for Lynchburg can take the up Boat, which
also arrives at Scot,sville at l2 NJ, and arrives
at Lynchburg the same night,
RETURNING
LEAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at e p. NJ, arrive at Sco,tsvile to dinner
next day, and az Erooksvile, 7 p. NJ, leave
Brooksvlle next morning at O'Clock, and arrive
at Staunton by 10 A.. M, connecting with tho
Stage routes out of stanton.
BOYD, EDMONDS g. DAVENPORT.
sEg Extras furnished when necessary.
April 7.
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Trustees Sale.
Sept 29--:ds

EQY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 mo by
Andrew Inch, bearing date the 18th day OF
February, 1912, and OF record in the County
Court Office OF Augusta, shall proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, lor cash, on Saturday the 22J
Of October next, at the residence of said Inch.
near Back Creek, the following property, viz:
One bay Filly, gray Filly, one horse Wag-
ons and Gear, Stills and 9 Still Worms,
Mash Tubs, and all the appurtenanccs belonging
to said Inch's Distillery; Clock, Dining IA
BILE. Corner Cupboard, with lis contents, S
Chairs, Bed, Bedstead, and Bod Clothes, |
Looking-Gass, Large Kettle, Trunk, 1
Chest. Coffee Mill, and all the other Household
and Kitchen Furniture belonging to the said
Inch.
Acting as Trustee, will convey such title on
ly as Is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
WIN. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Snnf on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

an pursuance of a deed Of trust executed to the
subscr'berby John Wright, bearing date the
Sith day OF February, 1886. and of record ia the
Cierk'S Office of the County Court of Augusta, /
SHALL on Saturday the 18th day of October next,
pe' e lhe door oil the Bell Tavern, in the town
OF Staunton, proceed to sell, for cash. to the hub
est BIDDER, certain tract parcel of Land living
and being In the said County of Augusta, adj
Joining the Lands of John X. Moore, John B.
Christians Adm'rs., Adam Swnk, and others.
containing A32 ACRES, be the same more OF
less' and being the same on which said Wright
at present resides.
Acting as Trustee shall only convey the righ,
vested IN me such.
JOHN CHURCHMAN, Trustee.
Sept %
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TOINlIGylNa


'ENIE subscribers respectfully inform their
- friends and the public, that they have entered
into co-parinership, under the style and firm of
HUGO & BLAIR. for the transaction of a
general
GROCERY, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND
F0RIPARDLNG BUSINESS,
At SCOTI,SVILLE
They have on hand a well selected stock of
dry goods, and will constantly keep large sup
ply OF all the staple articles in The GROCERY
Il, which they will sell low for cash or ox-
change for country Produce. All Produce sent
TO their care will be stored in dry, airy and con-
venent house, and sold or forwarded agreeable
10 instructions and all goods, wares, merchandise
&c, from Tho Eastern Cities or elsewhere. con-
signed to their care, shall be strictly and promptly
attended to. They will give at all times the
highes, market price for FLOUR.
Having every necessary advantage for properly
conducting their business, they respectfully soil
CIT share of the public patronage, and pledge
themselves that nothing on their part shall be
wanting To give satisfaction to all who NAV favor
them with their business.
PETER c. HOGG.
JAMES A. X. BLAIR.
Scottsrille, September %, I8i2-.f
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9lElsUS1GlLa.l1aes SALE

\ virtue of iced executed i'm trust to the
:" subscriber by VIM. t.. Crous. dated the -
day of May, 1871, and of record in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court of Augusta, l shall,
tor The purposes therein specified, offer for sale.
to the highest bidder, on Saturday the cath day of
the present month, (September.) at the residence
OF said Crous, near Waynesborough, the residue
Of the property mentioned in said deed. to wit:
Two Horses, one very fine for saddle or bar-
ness, good -Four Horse Wagon complete, some
Hogs, some Farming Implements, two sets of
DIacSsmiih Tools, excepting an Anvil) some
Carpenters Tools and Tools used in making Ma
chlnes, Castings. Timber, Plank, and numerous
other articles.
TERMS.--A reasonable credit will be given
on all sums over So.
X. ii. HENRY, Trustee.
Sept 9--tGs
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One hundred Dollars
ENW ARID
Sept 22-3,


~ ANYWAY FROM the Subscriber, living In tbg
County OF Bedford, Va. on the 9Th Of Sep
tember, 1912, my negro man PELTT, who is a.
bout 40 or rs years old, middle size, of a dark
complexion. though not very black; rather a thin
visage, bald head, ard is a straight nice LOOKING,
negro; and when spoken to has an humble look.
He had on when he lefl his usual working
clothes, but he is an efr1l fellow, he no doubt
has duly prepared himself for trip, as his Sad
dlebags are missing and learn since ne lef, thai
ne had pistol. As | fear he has obtained fres
papers, feel convinced tha, no is ready to win
or force his way to a free State.
will give the above reward if taken and sectir :
ed SO that get him. If he is taken 200 miles dis
lance from me; $50 if taken in any of the i'd
Joining Counties and fifty miles from me or $40
u taken In Bedford County, Va. Any iDforma.
Ton OF him will DO thankfully received and duly
compensated. if addressed 20 the at Liberty f. o..
Bedford County, Virginia.
THOMAS DAVIS.
Sept. %, lSf2-it
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C0,ce Of Commiseine,. in Bankruptcy }

Nouce TO creditors of the following persons dulv dc.
CARED sankrupts by the District Court of the T,ited
appointed the times following at my Office in WbccI;no
Uhsre W., PROOF OF their respective debts when and
Debts 20 nak q, IN each case is require attend
October next. " ' 80" u"ys oi
''cpls VS. George X Swearingen on the 27h and 2Stb
days of October next Wv ' anu %o'n
co VS. w iam X Lindsay, the eth and s3, dars
tobcr next. ~ -''Hu o oc-
II found necessary TO complete the proof Of dcbs each
case will BE- continued from time TO time - " ' '''N'
GEO. ii. CARTER, Com. &c
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SIS IgNWAGDo

e AN away from the Cotopaxi Furnace, in the
"a County of Augusta, where he was hired, a
negro man named YsESVIS, about % years OF
aye, about feet inches high: ho has considc-
rable scar on one of his arms, occasoned by fall
ing in the fire when child, and on one Of his
ieet two of his toes grown together; il is not
recoilecred which arm or which foot has these
marks; his ciothinga blue cloth frock coat and
White hat. will give the above reward il caught
In Augusta, and delivered either 10 Brian & Shaw
at their Furnace, or TO myself, at my residence "a
bout miles South of Grcenville, and SIO for his
apprehension and being secured in thu Jail Of any
other County.
JOSEPH GROVE, Admir-.
Sept eff
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CDice Of Commissioner in Banhr,totcv jur
.MLenannO0h (Ountu. d,lrlLsi - la1lor


shenandoah County, august %, l542 {
NOTICE TO creditors of the following persons duly
declared bankrnpts by the District Court Of the United
''ss Tor The estern District of Virginia to present
ana prove their respective debts, before me- AT the
oeIk Once oil the County Court, in Woodstock in said
county on The several days mentioned, when and where
Inc bankrupt named in each required to attend
DeblS VS. George Nj Penny hacker, ON the Goth and
2lst days of September nest.
DeDts VS. John Nipe, on the Goth and 2lst days OF
September next.
DEBTS VS. VIM Smither on the Goth and 2Ist DAVIS
OF September next.
Debts vs. Henry Shaver, on the 2Oth and 81 st
days OF September next.
Each OF the above will be continued from time 10
TIME necessary to complete the proof debts Ban
last day Of hearing. ~
SAMUEL G. RICHARDSON Com'r &c.
Inc creditors of the above Bdnkrupts are noti-
he'd that the above cases are continued until the
ION and 1T. days Of October next, when they
Will attend as above.
S. G. RICHARDSON.
Sept %
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Sept %
Fall Importation
or HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND SADDI

VI hinOWhhC, CUIDGni, utNc NM chpDhLhA
VAN LEW, SMITH, g. Go. have just recei-
we'd their entire Fall Importation, consisting,
in part, of
Ivory, Stag and Buffalo Table Cutlery. j.
Rodgers, Wortenhom's and CroOke's Emo
pocket Cutlery.
Knob, Stock. Pad, Till, Ches. and other Locks.
Hand, Pit, Mill, Cross cut and circular Saws.
Files Of every descristion-of Greaves', Butch
er's, Marsh's and shepherds and lbbotson's
manufacture.
Parliament and other Dutts--TIooks and IIinges.
Broad and Narrow Axes, Smuggling and Lath-
ing Hatchets.
Anvils, Vices and Screw Plates.
Traces, IIalters, Log and Fifth Chains.
Cast, Shear, German and Blister Steel.
Spades and Shovels, &C., &C., &c.
The above Goods have been bought on ths
most favorable terms, and offered for sale NJ
very reduced prices, TO the city and country
trade.
Richmond, September Is, 1912.
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Trustees Sale.

7 N pursuance Of deed in trust executed TO the
undersigned by John NJ. Eidebens, on the 25,h
day oil June, 1887, and of record in the County
Court Office of Augusta, Will be sold to the high
est bidder ior cash, on the 9th day of October
Tract or parcel of Land with its appnr,enapces.
lying IN the County of Augusta, on the. Middle
itiVer' containing by estimation .AylES
(more or less y also, one Bay Horse
such title only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid VIII be made 10 the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
Sent %
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Mr.. c. II. M'CoRMicK

MIR. G. III. M'CoRMicK:
DEAR SIR--Eou are
aware That each the subscribers purchased from
you this Spring, one OF your Grain Cutting Ma.
chimes.
The man who by the efforts Of genius or tho en-
ergy OF application. has rendered service to the
community, Is Justly entitled To the distinction
wmich such result merits. That your name
VIII be associated with those whose mechanical
efforts have advancetkhc interests and promoted
the convenience ofthe agricuturist, we have no
doubt Your Reaper, we have no hesitation in
declaring. will rebound TO your reputation as an
inventor of that which will DO permanently USE
ful' and (Which some Would greatly prefer) add
much To your pecuniaTy means. Although we
purchased this Reaper rather as an experiment
than from any full assurance we entertained offs
capacity TO perform what it had been represented
as capahie OF accomplishing, have been, on
lar TRIAL, fully pursuaded, that it will, when
well made and properly tried, earn for itself that
good opinion, which is not often gained by certf-
Gates OF recommendation. Your Reaper with six
hands to DIVE think, will perform what Graders
Win their eight assistants can accomplish.+ IL
this he so, every one can calculate the SAVING
But when we remember the Inconvenience of OBJ
tanning harvest hands, so many OF our laborinU
class having removed to the Wost,) your machine
Is not only means Of saving, but a source of
much comtor;.--rhe neat, and clean, and perf,ct
manner, in which the Reaper discharges ia dp
ties, and little does il leave on the field for ,a
f1ur-fooied CLEANERS, that in this respect it excited
the admiration Of all who saw it's wonderful per.
tormance. The simple construction OF the ma
chine such as to excite surprise that i. had no,
sooner been discovered is not the least of its mer-
Its. lhatsyonr success, with your discovery,
may be equal to lis merits, is sir the wish of
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT GRAY,
EDWARD III. SMITH.
harrisonhurg, Rockingham County,2
July 2i, 1919.
"Psrlapsi would be more correct TO saw III. Cir nv
erage would be cqus five Graders with their asss
tants ID
Sept %
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RHODE ISLAND.

The Supreme Judicial Court met at Bristol on
the 18th instant. The Providence Journal saws
--"The Grand Jury returned bills ofindictmcnt
for treason, by actually levyng war against the
State, against David NJ. q. HamtoH, Caleb
Bradley, and VIM. +. Oney; bill of iodict-
ment against Wimarth 4. Heath, Cor misdemean-
or, In acting as moderator at pretended town
meeting in Warren; and against Chas III. Camp
bel! and Andrew Thompson, for breaking open a
public building in Warren, and attempting TO
steal the guns of the State in possession Of the
Warren Artillery
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance of deed OF trust executed to the
subscriber by Christian lohr, bearing date the
10Th day of October, 1871, and of record in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court of Augusta,
shall OIL Tuesday the ith day of October next,
before the door of the Bell Tavern, in the town
of Stanton, proceed sell, for cash, TO the high
est bidder one certain TRACT or parcel of Land
on which the said Lolir resides, containing by
estimation SSS ACRES, being all the Land
which the said Christian Lohr is entitled to un.
der the viii Of Peter Lohr, ST. the father of the
said Christian l.ohr, and adjoining the Lands of
Col. James Crawford, and others, about five miles
South OF Siauuton. A lso tho following personal
property, to wit:
Some Corn, Wheat and Rye, one Sorrel Mare
about seven years DID, one Black Mare six years
Old next Spring. one Sorrel bald faced Horse
Colt about one year and half old.
Acting as Trustee | shall only convey the title
vested In me as SUCH
JOHN CUURCIIMAN, Trustee.
Sent %
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NEW GOODS
FIR z S n S UpPLT!

'A'HE subscriber is just receiving his Fall SUP
ply OF Goods, which he fa,ters himself he
has laid in on good terms and will be able TO sell
to his customers at satisfactory prices.
His stock consists Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cas-
sinets, Vestings, &c.--Siks, Satins, Mousinc de
LANES, Lawns, Prints, &c.--Groceries of all
kinds--Shocs, an extensive observation-disclosures,
School and Miscellaneous--&c. &c.
Ills friends and the public are respectfully invi-
ted TO give him call.
Sept l5. WIN. CRAIG.
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TOUR or FIVE acres OF wheat with il. and although
IL was under tho management of my ovefseer,
who, as you know, is no mechanic, il never once
got out OF ORDER hcu,s the grain perfectly clean,
leaving scarcely astraw standing. Ifwell atten.
ded, 1t would cut, think, FROM fifteen TO twenty
acres per day. II was seen by n.sny persons
whilst 1t was in operation in my field, and do
not believe that single individual left the ground
who did not think it "a valuable agricultural I'M
pro"ement an convinced that farmer who
has large crop to cut, will in one year save the
price OF a machine in the superior neatne.s aud
cleanliness with which the grain is cut.
Respectfully your ob't serv't.
WIN. TAYLOR.
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PUBLIC gAIL1go

DN FRIDAY the 18th dav OF October revt =, -.
=. iase residence Of Gabriel Alexander. nm Jonr,
@eaaows, Augusta County, we will expose 10
sSie inc personal property oil the decd
OF Horses rat Cattle, Stock Cattle. Mlch Co,YS'
nogs anu sheep. Likewise young Stallion Of
superior qualiy, only six years Oil. 'o" Vi
TERMS.-Nine months credi, C. ~
bove IS, with bond and approved securt suns 80, a.
sum and under cash. 'y mat
JOHN HAMILTON,
Sept 90
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OBITUARY.

DIED, ofconSestive fever, the 4 instant in Shell
by county, Tenn. WILLIAM III. KENN EpY formerly Of
taunton, Va, aged 30 years Surrounded with ALI the
Homiorts OF c-blcsscd with the love and confidence ri
devoted conpanion-posscs the Of all who
ocs' knew him. and with prospects of living in health
ana happiness many years, he cut down and laid
tow IN The grave IN unexpected hour His disease
nun Its course in three days How fral is life how
certain Is death how eternity
1IenDltis En1u;rer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-29

AMALoAMATIoN.-Ihe Washington Correspon-
dent ofthe Baltimore Patriot states that the Globe
Tand MadisonIan are to be merged into one paper,
funder the management of Messrs +. p. Blair and
Isaac Hill. Mr.. Rves, it is stated, has bought
out Mr.. Clarke's interest in the State Paper Prn-
ting, valuable contract held by him in connex-
Ion with Peter Force. Mr.. John Jones of the
Madlsonian, it is alleged, will retire upon an
office.
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q5-Thc regular fall session Of the District
Cour, Of the United States, a, S;aunton, conn
mences on Saturday next, the first of October.
Dagucrrcotypc Portraits.

'IvfIE subscriber is now prepared to execute
Il Miniature Portraits through the Photographic
process. This process is the only certain method
of producing perfect likeness. Persons desi-
rous Of awaiting themselves of this wonderful art
invited to call at the room over Geo. NJ. Coch-
rams Store, and examine specimens. The inn
preston is produced in thirty seconds, on silver.
ses,s " OF % Is w0S 10 .nass
sett, either with or without instructions.
l.. G. REED.
Sent %
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United States' District Court, Vestera Dis
trict Of Virginia, holden at ClarksJurg,
on Monday The 9Th dag of September, 1912
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to Creditors and all others concern
eo III interest, TO show cause against the Petition
No 7se-W e Richter, of Marshall county. to
day Of October 1872 "
No 790-Lawrencc p Deford, of Ohio county,
day Of October lSl2 "
No 79I-Samuel G Whea,ley, of Ohio county,
TO be declared bankrupt at Stanton, Friday the h
No 792-Abia w Brown, of Marshall couptv.
TO be declared bankrupt at Stanton Friday the Tth
day OF October 1872
No 79o-Wm MIX Lamdn, of Ohio county.
,ope declared bankrupt at Stanton, Friday 7th
day oil October 1912
No 796-Christopher S Lamdin of Ohio coun-
10 be declared bankrupt at Staunton, Friday the
NO I9I-Chas Knox, Of Ohio county, to re
uEcarcd bankrupt at Stanton, Friday the Eth day
Of October 1912. 10y
No 799-lamiton Woods of Ohio county. TO
DC declared bankrupt at Stanton, Friday the 18th
day OF October 1912.
No sO0-Wm b Ai:erbery, Of Ohio county, to
be declared bankrupt, at Staunon Friday the 9TH
day OF October 1912.
No S0I-James w Stewart, of Ohio county, 10
DC declared bankrupt, at Staunon, Friday the 7th
day of October 1912
NO S02-john NJ M'Creary, of Ohio county.
to be declared bankrupt, Staunton Friday the h
day of October 1912.
No s03-FIorace M Miller, of Ohio county. to
be declared bankrupt, at Stanton, Friday the 7th
day of October 1912.
No 905-John Doyle, Of Rockbridgs county,
to be declared bankrupt Stanton on Friday TN. iii
day of October 1912.
No S06-Thomas Belknop, OF Braxton county,
to be declared bankrupt, aStaunon, Friday the 7th
day Of October 1912.
No 807-Jas Frame, jr. Of Braxton county, to
be declared bankrupt, taunon, on Friday the 18th
day Of October 1912.
CoPy--TEsTE,
RICHARD w. MOORE CLERg
Sept I5-1w
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49, Ogce Or Commissioner in Bankruptcy for ,
~ dSh'ngton County, September 6, 1872
iicb 10 creditors OF the following persons duly
declared bankrupts by the District Court Of the United
states Tor Tue western District OF Virginia TO present,
and prov; their respective debts before me- at nv Office
IN Abingdon IN SAID county, the ST cra Tvs m
red to attend. T"
DEBTS VS. inc W Stevens, on the 9Th and 10Th
days OF October next.
Debts VS. Isaac Moore, on the 9th and 10Th days
of October next.
Debts VS. James Eakin, on the 9th and 10Th DAYS
of October next
Debts VS. Robert Anderson, on the sth and 10th
days Of October next.
Debts VS. Harvey Ramsey, on the 9Th and lot,
days of October next
DEBTS vs. Joel Smith, or the 9Th and 10th DAYS
| of October next.
Debts VS. James Hutton, on the 9Th and 1Cih days
Of October next
Debts VS. Thompson Tbayer, on the sth and 9th
| days of October next.
DEBTS VS. WIN Jones, on the 9Th and 10Th days Of
! October next.
hac Inc above will be continued from time 70
ume' necessary to complete the proof Of dtb,s. Bank
uP's must DC prepared to settle all fees or before the
/ last day Of hearing.
| THOMAS J. WALLIS. Cou,'r &c.
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Sept %
Office Of Commissioner IN Bankruptcy ,

CBtce Of Commissioner IN BankruItcy
FOR Smytie County September b.. {
Notice TO creditors Of the following persons who have
been duly declared bankrupts by the District Court
United states tor the Western District of Va that
nave appointed the times following my house in Rich
valley Smythe County, to receive proof their rcspcc-
1--WE acos when and where the bankrupt each case
required attend
Debts VS. Solomon Crabtree, on the 18Th and
9TH days of October next
Debts VS. John Miller, on the 18th and 5,h DAVIS
Of October next.
LEONlDAS TT. TATE. Conf. &c.