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NRGINIA-At Superior Court Of Chancery

Nv q 'UVVTWF NVHFN u NHNf'NN'
for the Richmond Circuit. held at the Capitol in tho City OF
Richmond Thursday, June eath, lst3:
John Thompson. IT, and Curtis Garter, Plaintiffs,
against
Alexander MeKiu+ and John Goidin, executor of Edmund Bailey.
deed. Defendants.
This cause. IN which the plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded
against the defendant Alexander Mekim, who are out OF this eoun
Try, in the mode prescribed by law, against absent defendants, he
still failing TO appear and answer, came on this day, to be heard ON
the bill taken for confessed as IN the said absent defendant answer
OF the other defendant, replication and exhibits. and WAS argued by
counsel On CONSIDERATION whereof the court doth order that Com
missioner of this court publish n notice for two months in some
newspaper printed IN the City OF Richmond, requiring the creditors
OF Alexander Nekin. who Claim to share in the proceeds OF the
property conveyed by the deed OF the i3th day OF March. one
thousand eight hundred and twenty four. Alexander Mekim, vs. Geo.
Winston and Edmund Bailey, TO come forward at a time and place
to be appointed by the said Commissioner, aud prove their claims
That tho said Commissioner state an account showing the amounts
due the creditors respectively, who may prove such claims And
that hc also state an account apportioning the amount due from Ed
mund Bailey a. trustee, among those entitled thereto, all which nc
counts the sud Commissioner Is To- report to the count, with any
matters specially stated. deemed pertinent by himself ot which uIay
DC required by the parties 10 be 80 stated.
A CoPy-Tes,c,
wM. G.. SANDS, 4. {.
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NRGiNlA At a Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
y mond Circuit. held at the Capitol In the CITY of Richmond.
on Monday, June 20, lsi3:
James Kelly. late Of Carrick on SUR in Ireland, William Kelly OF
Carnek ON SUR IN Ireland, Honoria Kelly. Ann Kelly, Catlarine
heIy ana hridges Kelly the std William being the brother Of the
SAID James, ad te said honoria, Catharine and Bridges being his
sisters and Ann Walls Of Carnek on SUR in Ireland. all seIny
eonsinsof Edmund Walls, deceased, late Of the City OF Richmond,
III ue Sua'e o virginia, Phh.
Against
William Williams and Richard r. Haxan, Executors Of Edmund
wins uecu Dcns.
ms cause came on this day 10 he heard. by consent OF the par
lies, on the bil answer, replication and exhibits and was argued
by Counsel. On consideration whereof, the Court, on the apphca-
ton of the Plaintiffs. doth order and require that all person. having
claims against Edmund Walls, the tesator of the Defendants. shall
exhibit the same To the Court for settlement before the 10th day of
the next January Term; and doth di-c, that this order be Published
In one of the newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond and con
unued therein for eight weeks aud be posted at the door Of the
Courthouse Of the Countyof Henreo, and also at the door OF the
Courthouse of the City OF Richmond on two several Court days.
Ju 2S-wpw A Copy-Teste: WIN e.. SANDS, &. &.
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RICHMOND u PETERSBURG R~AlL-ROAD
Hour, for Departure. on and after July 23rd
NAH. TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond al /! past 1 +. VI. In.
Leaves Petersburg At ! past 2 A NJ. S"N"''
AocoMMopATIoN TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at Z! before Il A. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg ats A. NJ. N"
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond past 10 a. Nj. tM0nlay- Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past ? P. NJ. Fridays
% Passage si-Chldr-n and Servants hall pnce-25 cents
more when paid in the Car~
Office r. 4 2. X. X. TO. ia -
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NRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks ofic

NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Superior Count ofChanecry for the Richmond Circuit, the
third day OF Juy, lSi3
John L. Saunders Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth W. Writ. l.. NJ. Godsborough, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and II appearing. by satisfactory evidence. that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: Il = ordered, That the said
defendants do apIeat Lcrc at the rulesto be held on the first Monday
IN October neat, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that 4 copy
of tins order h. forthwith inserted In some newspaper published In
the Cit of Richmond for two months successfully, and posted ut the
front door OF the Capitol IN the said City.
A Copy-Teste:
In 2l-wgw WN. G. SANDS, c. &.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 18th July, lSI3. I

Richmond, 18TH July, 1913
Pursuant to the foregoing decree, the creditors OF Alexander Nc
Kim, who claim To share in the proceeds OF the property conveyed
by the deed OF the 3oth day OF March, 1920, from Alexander Me
Kim to Geo. Winston and Edmund Bailey. are hereby notified 10 at
tend at my Office, IN the City OF Richmond BY 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, on
Thursday. the 18th day OF October neu. and prove their claims
And the parties concerned. are hereby notified TO attend on the
same day and at the same time and Place. with the accounts for
settlement, aud the evidence necessary to enable me to perform the
duties required by the foregoing decree.
au a-w9w JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
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:-AR Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the su.
v perior Court of Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit, the third
day Of July. lS43:
Daniel Brown, Benjamin Palnore, Thomas Meaur, Mary G.
Morrison William w. Mosby Colin Clarke and Charles l.
Musby Ph,
Against
lLttlebeny II. Mosby, Charles II. Hall and others Dens.
The defendants above named not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing. by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, That the
said defendants DO appear here at the Rules 10 be- held on the first
Monday in October neat and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs, and
that a copy Of this order be- forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City Of Richmond, for two months successfully.
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in the said City.
ACopy-Tesic
ia 2a-wgw WM. G.. SANDS, C. &.
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KEMEr, ynR MEAn-ACIiE.

REMEDY BoR UEiB-ACIiE.
TsNHE great superiority OF this PREPARATION over most others for the
a cure Of Headache, ia addition to us certainty n; cur, consists
m its being an external application. by which me1nsan the unplea-
SAINT effects often consequent upon the internal administration OF me
defines arr avoided. To ladies and others who are habItual suffer
rrs from those distressing nervous headaches which usually battle all
rrnedes, IT viii prove invaluable ON account OF its great rapidly Of
action relieving the Tatien; almost instlntaneouLy. Physicians VIII
find It extremely useful in the head ache attendant upon fevers AMI
cerebral COMPOSITIONS and may rely upon II 10 supcrccie entirely the
announcement application OF ice. For sale by
pR. GEO. n. HENDREE,
Apothecary and Chemist, n street. Sbockoe Hill.
Reference il made 10 the following gentlemen who have either
used 1t themselves or employed tIn their Amiie~-Rev. Dr Plumer
ORA c. Workman: Thomas I. johnson, John L. Laushion. George
w Toier Esnrs ma 81
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VIRGINIA TO WTT:-At rules taken in IN.
v CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Supetor Court Of Law andC b,,e.-
" =, rnnee Edward County, the III day OF July. lsta
"""n -, 'ehaoie' Phn,
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SHINGLE5, 6e-9O0OO prime heart Cyprus Shingles
- 400 do do DO Paihngs-LaDding NJ Inc dock from sbr
Henderson, and Tor sale BY Tau 81 SHIELDS q soMER vILLRas
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NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
v ofhe Superior Court OF Chancrry Tor the Richmond Circuit, the
thId day of July, iS43
Daniel L. Miller and John Cooper merchants aud partners, trading
under tn, firm OF Miller & Cooper, Pifs,
against
Sarah Hafty, ami other Dens.
The defendant above named not having entered her appearance
and given security according Ia the act of Assembly and the rules
of this Cour, and II appearing, by Sathaciory evidence. that she j. not
an inhabitant of this Commonwealth It - ordered, That the said
defendant 10 appear hsre AZ the rules TO bs held on the LIST Monday
IN october next, and answer the bill oil the plaintiffs. and that a copy
Of this order b. forthwith inserted ia some newspaper published IN
the City OF Richmond for two months successfully. and posted 1T the
front door Of ne Capitol IN the said City.
\ Copy-Tcste:
uoI-wov wN g. SANDS q T.
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Old RANDY
- HALF Pipes "otad. Dupuy n Co"
- = IN do "Dumer"
= pipes Holland Gin. For sale hy
~ 1O-I5t ,r,ao,
WINTEn TURNTP SEED, : superior article. m.,
received mlO G Y. BOTTs.
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VIRGINIA-At rules, held in the CLERKS -

" '"N'f HNTH III IE NItTk n UT-
' hec OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Clanc.,v a.,
IN. county o, Amelia on the LIST Monday in August, 1898
Henry I. Drewry, p,,,,,,r
vs. '
Christopher Ford and Louisa w. Ford his Wifi lob, - r..,
and John w. Baker Hels"'
The plaintiff having filed his bin, and the defendants "a, h.yI,.
entered heir appearance and given security according 10 the Az,
oi assembly and the Rules of this Court. aud II apr.arng. bv .,,,.
factory evidence addueed before the Clerk in his Office. tbn, ~
ac o inhabitants OF this Commonwealth Il il ordered Th,, "a
e'ehlans d o appear here on the first day of the nest October Term
OF ms Court and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, a NJ a,
.ms oruei be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published N ,bc
City OF Richmond. for two months slccessivcly M 49, ~
door OF the Court House OF the county.
A Copy-Teste
M ln-rnu
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IOUISA RiIf-ISOAD.
Lines TO charlottesville. stnuuton. ~Lynchburg
and the virginia Springs.


L RATES!
NIGHT TRiTELLLNG 4TODED-iND 6REiTLf IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
TTNHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
IL after the lt July, the Fare between Richmond and Char
lortesvinc VIII be 81 50 Oaiy; Fare 10 stanton -; Fare TO Lynch
burg sg; From Junction to Saunton So so; From Junction TO Char
louesvine 81 so.
xean- Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at 81
A. NJ, reach the Junction 20 breakfast, aud thence
proceed together with passengers arriving at the June
SA tion from the North. on the LonSa Railroad To Cor
Sry--nI9 louisville, and thsnceb by Sagesto Charlottesville. reach
S-N-ing Charlottesville by { 4. Nj and Cookies Is miles
West by night. Leave Cookies next morning by daylight. cross
the Hue Ridge at sunrise. and arrive at Staunton by 10 \. VI.
The Guyandoiic line leaves stanton 1t IL A. NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there next morning a, daylight reaches
the Warm Springs 10 breakfast and Calaghan's to dinner. and pass
me the White Sulphur At ! T. NJ arrives nj Levlsburg by = F. NJ
on the 81 day, - hours sooner than the route by lynchbgTg. The
whole expense i lcsS, and one trip IN the week Il iro days sooner.
The Natural Bridge Line leaves stanton on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, ION the alternate days extras VIII be fUrnishedl
1t II \. NJ reaches Lexington by night; leave neat morning at
day light. and arrive IT the Natural Bridge TO breakfast. where Ias
srngors can remain until AFTER dinner and reach Dibrcl's SFTmgsby
night leave ncNt morning after breakfast, reach Calachans TO DIN
nrr, and the White sulphur Springs, by , p. NJ AVOIDING MONT
TRAVEL ENTIRELY.
The roads are splendid IN the summer and fall and The teams and
coaches were never as fine heretofore.
These Lines are the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have pre-
ference over all Others az dRg PciHi
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VlRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk, Oc

v fee of the Superior Court Of ChaDcery for the Richmond ~,
CUT the 9Th day Of August, 1913
buIwelB. Moseley and Patsey w. his wife, and other Ptn.,
""m Audnis no other Dens.
ne defendant above named not having entered his appearance
~ gwen security according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
OF m' Coun, and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he IL
o ~ mhahttan' oi this Commonwealth II is ordered that the
saiu defendant do appear here at the Rules to he held on tie first
"hua IN November no1t and answer the bill of the plaintiff. aud
mat a copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pubhshedin the city Of Richmond for two months successiyey, and
p's'eu front door OF the Capitol in the said City.
a Copy-Teste
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SHOT-iOOO bup N YORK Shot assorted, landing aud for sale by
- "a DAVENPORT n ALLEN.
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N|IhGINGA:-A Rules held in the Clerks once Of the su-
day ~ August. 1913. ~"
y v B1yen and Matilda. his wife prc
Against ri"
Ae,anderG. Brown, one NJ she Executors Of james Brovyr 40
'e'sfu' blylof Naher and Sarah hs wife, William &. Ftrot Al
"nn,Itsur o. John Craddock. IT, decd and others De0.
heaeicndanis above named not having entered their srpe,,,,cc
abd gwen security according 10 the Act of Assrubiy and m. III,
"l 'ms 'ouft and y appearing, w satisfactory evidence. ina, ,bev
re ht inhabitants Of this Commonwealth Il IL ordered mn, H.
$40 aeienianusd o appear here ~ tho Rules 10 be bed n, u. a.
'Ihty 10 november NEXT AMI answer tc bin of the P1,ip,id.
am t'' p copy oi this order be- forthwith inserted IN some ncv.
papt' pupnsned inuic city Of Richmond, Tor two months surres.iy..
W ana posted At The front door of the Capitol in the aid CIV
AC0py-Tcue w
WA. q. SANDS. &. &.
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au o
wM. G. SANDS, c. C.

NutGINtA:-At Rules held in the Clerks once of the su.
' penor Court OF Clhneey for the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th
day Of August, 1sf3:
Thomas L. Hargmve, Sarah Ilargrave, Deborah Hargraye, and
friend, pt,,.
Arain.f
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-15

A Fa meeting of the Stockholders of the Staun.
ton and James River Turnpike Company, a,
Staunton, IN pursuance Of public notice, OH Sat
9rday the 9th OF May, lS43, ID. w. PATrEsoN,
Esq. was called to the Chair, and WALTER DA-
WIS appointed Secretary.
1t appearing on calling the list of Stockholders,
that sufficient number Of the shares are not pre-
sent to constitute meeting, either in person or by
proxy,
Resolved, That this meeting stand adjourned
until Saturday the 9Th of July next, and that the
Secretary give notice thereof, in tho Slauntor
Spectator.
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested &c
use his personal exerton in procuring the attend.
ance OF the Stockholders, either in person or by
proxy at the meeting aforesaid.
A Copy-Teste,
WALTER DAVIS, Sec'ry.
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" u e NJ 8

GREY BEARD will be let to mares at the re-
dpced price of 5 3 cash.. the single leap, SO the
season, and 5 II the insurance, payable as soon
as 1t is ascertained the mare is with fodl or trans
ierred. Any gentleman putting six mares, will
used to prevent accidents, but will not be res
Ponslble for any that nay happen. The season
will expire on the FIRST of July. Pasture will be
furnished at reasonable price.
by an examination of the English Stud Book and the
annexed Pedigree extracted from the Arocrican Turf
Register the certificates of Col Singleton of S. Carroll
ma, by whom he bred of Lord Dc,by (hc breeder
Oh ms DAM and also great number OF certificates from
distinguished breeders in Virginia. il will be that
better bred horse cannot be found in America lie traces
directly oaS high an Eastern origin any horse living
Dcing alinca and near descendant Of the Darlcy and Co
dolphin Arabians through Eclipse IIerod Highhycr and
SIR Peter Ieazle. in the emphatic language Of John
handoipho OF Roanoke, OLE Is AS RREp HORSE
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M ARRitlA 1Do

- ~ TRINITY Church, on Thursday last by the Rev F.
y. Sooowin, NICHOLAS X. TRoUT, Esq. to Miss MArrL.
pA, daughter of Erasmus Stribag ESD all Of This place
on the S,h inst, near Grcenvlle, by the Rev. C.
WRIGHT, all Of Augusta. '' -'"" ="
=, On Thursday the LIST inst, by the Ret WIN. BRYAN
Rockingham. NSNNS' all o.
On Thursday the 9Th inst, by the Rev. B. N Brown
MIR. JAMES BLACK, Of Augusta to Miss FaANcrs
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Cokcly, of Rockingham. %
At CINCINNATI, Ohio, the 18th of May by the Rev
John L. Brooke, RuFus KINo, Esq, formerly of New
\ ork, to Miss MARGARET, daughter of Mr. Iandon G.
natl ~ ~ " O'"'i"
=, On Monday, 22nd May, by the Rev. VIM S. White.
Mr. AUGUSTUS F.. maxwell, of Alabama, to Miss SA.
hnh ho ae eldest daughter of Mrs Lucy Broken
orough, oil the University Of Virginia.
NJ, on wednesday, the 3lst ultmo, by the Rev. Mr..
massie, Hon GEO. w HopKfNs of Abingdon TO Mae.
TIA, youngest daughter of Dr. Abncr CruSp Of Powba
tan county.
At ST. Julian, near Fredericksburg on Thursday even
ing the LIST inst, by the Rev. William Friend Ronrpr
s. HAMILTON, Esq, Of Richmond, TO Miss HgLSs
BROOKE, youngest daughter of the Hon. Francis y
Brooke.
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Trustees Sale.
June Is

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber by Jacob Ealinger, bearing, date
the 10Th day of March, Is43, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Augusta County, | will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
residence of said Ealinger near Middlebrook in
the County Of Augusta, on Thursday the 22d day
OF this month (June,) the following property; viz:
4 Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding, l corner
Cupboard and contents, Safe, 81 hour Clock,
walnut Tables, Windsor Chairs, split bot
toned do, large Chest, ten plate Stove, Ri
fe gun, Smooth Rifle do, bay Horse about s
years old, do. about Is years old, sorrel Horse
years old, one gray Mare about 10 years old, l
soIrel do. about years old, black mare abou,
Is years old, iron gray Colt 3 years old, do
two years old, Wagon and set of Gear, fifth
Chain and Stretchers, ? Mich Cows and Calf
8 Heifers, 90. head of Hogs, s. head of Sheep, 3
large Ploughs, small Ploughs, 3 Shovel d., l
Harrow, pair Of Doubletrees, 1 Wheat Fan, l
Cutting Box, mans Saddle, Side Saddle, l
Wagon Saddle, 3 Riding Brides, 9 Ovens and
Lids, Skillets and Lids, large Kettle, Pot
and Axes. also all other personal property in the
possession of said Ealinger at the date of said
Deed.
ISAAC NEWTON, Trustee.
June S.-tds.
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NOTICE TO uNDERTAKERs.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Board Of
- Directors of the Valley Turnpike Company, at
New Market on Friday the 3Oth day of this
month (June, for keeping in repair the whole line
OF road from Winchester to Stanton for one year,
also Tor Keeping in repair the same in sections of
ten miles each, the LIST section commencing at
Winchester, the undertaken to furnish all the ma
ierals necessary keep the side bitches open roi,es
hiled up level, keep in good repair the culverts,
cattle bridges and bridges on the small streams
and receive for the same from the Treasurer of the
Company, payment monthly or quarterly. Also,
at the same time and place proposals will be re-
celyed Tor building wooden Bridge upon the a.
outnents now standing at North Shenandoah RI
yer (near Mt Jackson,) and supported in the rv-
er by strong wooden trussels, of good oak or To-
Gust timber, with plans for the same A good
and sufficient hand-railng will be required. o.
ther specifications will be given at the time of
letting. a sufficient guaranty will be given for
payment for the same.
by order the Board,
J. S. CALVERT.
Juna
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

LII De sold at public auction, on Tuesday
the llth day Of July, ls43, before tie
Nicholas county, Virginia, the following lands
and property, Surrendered by Samuel S. Haml-
Lon, In the inventory attached to his petition i'm
bankruptcy, viz:
All the interest, right and title Of said Iiamil-
Ton TO the following tracts Of land, viz:
One undivided sixth part of a tract Of GEO acres
Q, land lying on Glade Creek, in the county Of
Nicholas.
One undivided twelfth part OF a tract Of $50 a.
cres, lying on Passengers Creek, in same county.
One undivided twelfth part of tract Of 300 a.
cres' lying ON Mumble-the-Peg Creek, in same
county.
One undivided twelfth part of tract of lO7 A.
cres, lying on Peters Creek, in same county.
Ono undivided third part in a tract of $50 A.
ores, lying on MMilton's Creek, in same county.
inherited by the wife Of said Hamilton, as one of
me heirs OF the estate Of David M'Coy, decd.
subject to the dover of the widow, Mrs. M'Coy
One other undivided third part in the same tract
OF land, purchased by said Hamilton from John
3. Walker, also subject TO the dover of widow
Two lots OF 40 acres each, lying in the county
oil MADISON, Illinois, conveyed TO said Hamilton
by James Gillian.
One undivided fourth part Of two tracts of 800
acres, lying on Glade Creek, in Nicholas county.
Also quantity Of Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture, some Hogs, Farming utensils, &c.
TERMS OF Satellite personal property
VIII be sold for cash. The real property as fol-
lowe one third in hand, the residue in two equal
annual payments, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, and lien on the land for the
deferred instalments.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the Sd day of October,
ls42, in the District Court of the United States,
holden at Slaunton, on the petition of said Ham
ilton.
Any information in relation to said lands may
ne obtained by application to Rob't Kelly, Esq. at
Summersvile, or the undersigned at kanawh a
c, H., Va.
s.A. MILLER, Assignee.
June Is, 1919.
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DR.. Vay\or's Vermifu@e.
June l..

's'HiS Medicine has me: with unparalleled sue.
cess in the destruction of WORMS, which
intest The stomach and bowels of children, and
now stands unriUalled as a a0orm destroyer.
When children are affected with worms, their
abdomens are distended they are continually nick.
ing their noses and crying out in their sleep. II
these symptoms are not relieved, other symptoms
more dangerous make :heir appearance, and death
frequently is the consequence. The lives of ma
NY children have been saved by this Yermifuee.
and no parents should hesitate moment i'm giving
1t when they think their children have worms.
all times by
SAM'L. A. HUBBARD, g. Co.
c Gen'. Agents for Virginia.
Sco.tsferry, Alb. May 4--6m.