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Hs. Il. TEHSLEY & Go.

FAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in the
reception OF their fall supply of Groceries, SC. con
sisiIng IN part as follows:
2oO sacks Salt.
loo bags Java, I.aguira and Rio Coffee.
" hhds' st. Cro'N, Tuckapaw, p. r. and n. O.
Sugars.
~ hhds. and bbls Moasscs
luO kegs Nails, assorted sizes
iooU lbs good and damaged Sole Leather
'o,Uoo lbs Cotton Yarns. sundry factories,
600 lbs live geese Feathers,
81 Grind stones assorted sizes
20 boxes 8 II 10 and 1917 II Glass.
10 hbls. Tanners OIL.
q boxes Loaf Sugar,
ceroon BIS Indigo.
20 boxes II, & Sons Tallow Candles
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mackarel and llerrngs,
Wool and Wool Rolls,
Powder, Shot and Lead
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs.
Painted Buckets, and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
iheir Goods were bought principally for CASH, and
VIII De sold low IN the same way. or in exchange for
country produce They invite their friends and the
puoc generally, to give them call beore purchasing
Nov. 10 .,
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Dec %
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia
DECEMBER 2S 1912:
N the petition of George Baghy and Paul C.
~ Bowles merchants and partners, under the STYLE
and firm OF George Bagby &. Co OF I.ynctburg.
against Petition in Bonhruptcv.
Merritt IL. S,egar, of the Town Of Farnvc, and
Thomas L. Nash, oi the town of i.ynclurc merchants
and partners, under the style and fnot Stesar Nash
OF the Town OF Farmyllle, and Nash 4 Slcyar Of tho
Town Of Lynchburg.
On reading the petition aforesaid. 1t is ordered by tho
Court that notice thereof be given said Merritt H.
Stegar, and Thomas p. Nash by delivering 10 them a
copy thereof, If they be found within the District or By
leaving copy thereof AT their known usual place If res
ldcrce within the District. al Last twenty DAYS before
the 10Th day March next, hen hearing will be had up
on the said petition al the United States Court Rmtn
In the City Richmond within the said District: and al-
that notice thereof be published in the persaccud
ing to the I'D and 2ilh rules OF Court 50 that all per
sons interested may appear at the sand and place.
and show cause, fany they have, why the said petition
should not be granted.
\ cory.--Icstr.
HENRY GIBSON, GIN.
Jan. " 5w
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T. MO " A "A ID 4, W Y i.

EElE next session of this Institution will commence
u on The 10th insi. and continue five months under
the Supcrinendcnce Of Henry +. Bucuck A. b., who
has filled the office Of Prnci pal in this Academy for the
three last sessions, with much credit himself ~
competent instructor and governor of youth. The A.
cademy is situated in the ncghborhood OF Old Concord.
in the county ofCampbell; and surrounded with all the
advantages and privileges that would render il dcslra
BILE situation for the moral and vrous. The terms are
heretofore viz: g II 10 dollars per session, accof-
ding 10 the branches studied. Board including washing
lodging, fuel and lights. may had in respectable aml-
lies convenient to the Academy for eight dclars per
month probably for less these hard times.
Il. ID. PALMER, Prcst
Othc Board Of Trustees Of u. H.
Jan. 5 w3w
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Years How cas he believe nor, when le did mol he
evo and for his hcnor iscompeed to cpni,ss that
he did no, believe, IN 1907 II he has discovered pro
hitherto before the public. why dss mol he publish II,
andby the process overn helm Mr. Clay. and grail Il
his own implicable spite against that usirous citizen.
One thing is clcar--Mr. Wise has discovered new
proof. he would have los, time in umpeting IT to
the world. His vudlcivencss would have brooked no
delay in exquisite qualification And as he did not
believe In 1910, and has evidence for
believing now than he had then all must conclude that
however willing 10 believe he still does nut believe. and
tina, he has revived exploded SANDER dscrediied by
himself for the purpose iinurng an innocent man. and
ingratiaiiug himself and John Tyler with whom they
have So long and unsuccessiully wooedtho 'ar maid
Of Democracy
One can scarcely believe TINT The Mr.. Wise of 1910,
and the Mr. WIS., of this day. and the per
sonage Certainly two human beings were ever less
like anoiher-in principles. opinions and attach
menis. Ovid comm morales no Netamorphosis more en-
tire, sudden.
The Correspondent Of the L. States Gazette remarks
as follows. on the incident:
The order OF the day being called Mr.. Wise took the
floor To reply 10 Mr. Thompson and sustain his unhors
ioed more than ever beiare saw him. lie appearod
To be carrying heavy load mp hill lie read extracts
from Mr. Thompson's spccch-iha paragr- "a IL which
Mr.. r. spoke OF the rise oi "a parl" npon bear srnp
cion "a suspicion which eTplodcd on the examination Of
the acis that there whni Is called bargain. intrigue
and corIunilbn, Age, said Mr.. Wise, and he might
NE added "A dntIfing susplcon--a suspicion
elaced." This said with peculiar. emphasis, aud
with an expression Of face and manifestation OF feel
ing human being could initiate. This was. of
intended n side stab AT Mr. Clay and Mr. Adams to
wards both oi whnn he cherishes the most bitter hatred
would ask Mr.. Wise whether he believed the rgain
and corruption libel When he the devoted friend and
fnsome cuogst Of Mr. Claysiriving, he did strive
To his nomination aud election the Presidency
II he did believe II then, he acted part rrcconcabr
with honesty or patrlosm II he did moi believe II then.
he does not and seeming put The stamp Of truth
upon that foul false and bellous charge, he part
more reconclable with honesty and patriotism than,
he did before If he did believe it. But he does be
levc it-and has when his feelings different from
what they are, AID olen, ted the charge
II is. foul and base caumnny, again aud again foiu
ted aud acknowledged to be such by those who had the
most agency in perctnng it. Richmond Hing
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
BUCKISGuAu COUNTY, VA

VIE faculty, as at present organized, consists of
u Rev. Ioreszo Lea, A. NJ President & Professor Of
languages, Moral & Mental philosophy
Mr.. Tho. Z. johnson, A. b. Professor Of Mathematics
and experimental sciences.
Mrs. Mary A. Lea Guverness
Miss Mary A. Bailey, precepir-ss in Instrumental S,
Vocal music and tu,chcr Of French
Miss Harriet 7. Barley, Assistant prccepress In Music
and principal oipreparatory department.
Dir. Geo. II. Dashicl, Steward.
HE session oi 10 months is divided into two equal
terms lie fsl term OF the pesent session will close
On the TUESDAY preceding the secund "Wednesday In
Jsnnary, 1916, ai'ef private examination; the second
term will commence on the day thereafter.
To graduate into the English course, Including the
French and Spanish languages, requires period Of
three years. With the Lain and Creek languages,
f'ur, unless tho pupil has advanced beyond tho eelne-
tniy branches
Rates Of tuition for months
For elementary English branches SIS 90
Higher English studies with languages SIS 90
Music extra, including the Of instrument so 90
Board. including lights, fuel bedding, sc. $50 %
Payment for niton and board In advance: utafru ~.
interest will be charged.
By order ofAs board Of Trustees.
Jsn.2 4w
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk, Office of ,h
C,fr,h, superior Court OF Law aud Chanecry for the
County OF Amherst Monday the 9TH da, Of Decembsr
1912: ' - '''"o'',
John Whitehead, p,,,,;r
against
John Coleman and Sarah his wife Robert T. Cl,
r and James T. Coleman, D.f.n,.n,
In CHANcERY
The Defendant Robert l.. Coleman ir M, HAVING .n,.r
ed his appearance and given security according 10 tho act H
Assembly and the rules of this Court it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he hahitant of ,,
country it is ordered that the said De,nl,n do ,,.ar
here on the first day of March answer tn, hill
OF the Plaintiff and that acopy Of this he forthwith, in
serted IN some newspaper published in the town of ynr
burg Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of this County.
a Copy-fcste,
ROBERT TINSIEY. elk
fee.Zz WIN
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Circuit Superior Copr, of Law and Clao,crv con-
"A tnued ana held for the town of I.ynebl.. at the
courthouse in said town. on Friday tho 2th day o October
1912, sitting Court OF Chancerv,
Robert Ri'es, admir- of Jesse Clarkson, decd.
Plaintiff.
William " Waller and Samuel NJ Garland, admni,tra-
tors Of David = Garland deed H. Garland widow Of
the saM David : Garland and the ,,,. Wili,,r, VI W.
lar s. sally, his wife late SALLY Garland tu,ayUs A. Rose
and Ann s. his wife, late Ana $ Garland John r. Cobb.
and Jane NJ his wife, late Jane NJ. Garland, William II.
Garland, Edward \. Cabe and Mary n, his wife late
Mary X Garland Samuel NJ Garland Patrick H. Garland
Caroline Garland, landon c. Garland and Louisa f. his
y VIE and Nice g. cabc George X tabe David $ G..
Caol and Lewis b. tabc the four last infant children
and heirs of Eliza V Cabcl decd late Eliza v Garland
Samuel Garland, .rclbald Robertson & Co. and John L.
Harris. Defendants,
On the motion of Samuel Marx executor of joseph Marx
decd by counsel who filed his petition and exhibit
rule awarded to him against the Plaintiff and against all
the endants, reurnabc here the St day Of
term, to show cause, if any tey against the plaintiff
why the plaintiff shall not amend his bill and make said
Marx, executor aforesaid, party defendant to this suit
and as against tho defendants why the said Marx shall
be made party defendant thereto: Whcreupon the cause
came on to be heard by the of parties papers
formerly read and the report of commissioner nslcy
npance oil the order Of the 18th Of July 1884, and
argued by counse consideration whereof by like
sent the court at this time pa ssne upon of the prn
ces the case but permitting the to remain with the
SAID report open for future consideration and exceptions by
any party doth adjudgc, order and decree, that the des
danls, lillian W. Waller and Samuel NJ Garland, be ard
they are hereby appointed Receivers in the with full
power and authority to rent ont upon the best they
and to collect the rents and hold the subject the
tare order Of the court the Real estate in the Report
missioner Tnslcy mentioned being hand and late
y in the possession of David s Garland, dcd giving the
rcntors possession Tor the purpose of seeding small grain
forthwith and full possession the first day Of January next
the tenants to continue until the first day OF January 1914
g eSsfVnS the right OF seeding crop of small grain upon
te lands at the usual time in the next year And by like
consent OF the parties, the doth also aaiucr order and
,stec that the same William NJ Waller and Samuel N
purpose do after rersing the ard place Of sale
,un'y days IN the ync burg V ir in a ny and
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ar. Use, and "Bargain, Intrigue and Corruption !"
Mr. Wise in reply to Mr. Thompson. Of Indiana. took
occasion to revive, by nuendo. the old and oft reucd
charge against Mr. Clay. of Bargain, Intrigue and
1nrraPasoh-a proof Of his own malirnily and of Mr.
1iay elevation above just reproach when the most vim
dctive Of his foes. is compelled in the absence of all
substantial ground Of accusation, produce the exploded
ealnnnies Of seventeen years ago. Is not that gentle
man ashamed OF course unworlhyof his position be-
f're the c'nniryof his aud intimate relations
WIN MI Clay-of his own reputation So inconsis
tent with the high wrought euiogics he lavsed upon Mr.
ay IN lSfJ-so little, unmae aanimous and ill-nalred
''d MI Wise believe these charges in 1870 when he
wrote his Iayiorsve letter, accom- panied Mr. CLAY to
tins CITY; and rendered him on every o-cason the hon.
age Ut hls enthusiastic administrator and ubounded an
piause! 1.-The did, how will he escape tie imputaon
OF 'neaaness and hypocrisy. in exhibiting 40 unlimited
devotion TO the chief Of victorious party WHOM he Sc
erely believed guilty of bargaining" away the rights
81 the recple and the honor Of his country The
cpfon rannut % resisted, that il Mr. Wise then believ
"a MI Cioy guilty Of the crimes he now effects TO be-
ive ms own conduct in cxtoling him and urging his
claims tele great trust Of the Presidency was treach
er,s = the country and dishonosbe TO himself This
is Q.E.D. '"'
But Mr. Wise did not then believe in George Kre-
iner's wicked fabricaiions. Why should we believe
"o'c No new evidence has come 10 light The whole
ttssi~my had been before Mr. Wise ia 1910, Er fifteen
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W. a orFk" FOR SALE 10" for cash or il"
so hhds Sugar, n. o., Porto Rice and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
3OO bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds tlerees and bbls. y. o. and Porto
Molasses
do Syrup, very superior
do extra
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Allun g
2OO sides good and damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Aladder
100 casks Nails and Spikes, I'D to 6 inch
8 tons Tredcgar Tyre Iron in. to 2 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls Tanners Oil
10 hhls Stone Ware assorted a, manufacturers
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
% do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
600 lbs. Green Copperas
80 bIls llcrrlngs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes s II II and OK II Window Glas.
10 do 10 n II, very superior
terccs fresh Rice
boxes Starch
90 chests and boxes Tea part extra fine G. Pow
q doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets assorted SIZES
20 doz. Bod Cord 3, q and . stran
doz. Corn lroums
10 eases Tobacco Oil
20 boxes Loaf Sugar part equal tic any seen in
this market
600 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
500 lbs Sal H.raus
GO boxes Tin plate l-3X
900 lbs. American Shecilron
500 lbs. Zinc
% boxes Rasins
80 realms Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and IottcrPapcr
20 NJ Cigars, from common very fine
1000 lbs. American bs.efe, settle
500 lbs. Alum
5 grossBlaching Sc. SC.
GEO. BAGBY ( Co.
July % is
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sporttesI.
On rMx DxAru OF chill Dn.N.

~ - - 80 - ~ A8u1 Ia u u kksye
~ JOIN a. ADAMS.
sssvs, 10 thc mansions Of the blest,
When infant innocence ascends.
Ea-< angel brighter than the rest
The sPosiess spirits flight attends.
On WINS Of ccstacy they rise
Beyond where worlds material roll.
TIL some fair sister OF the skies
Receives the unrollu,ed soul.
There, at the Almighty Fathers hand,
Nearest the throne ofliving light,
The cioirs Of inian, seraphs stand,
And dazzling shine, where all are bright.
The uncxtinsuishabIc beam,
With dust united at our birth.
ahc,is more dim, discolorcd CLEAN,
The more ii fingers upon earth.
Ciescl in his dark abode Of clay,
The stream Of glory family burns,
Nor unobscured the lucid ray,
To its own native faunt returns.
Bu. when the Lord Of moral breath
Decree. his bounty to resume,
And points the silent shaft of death
which speeds an infant TO the tomb
No passion fierce, no low desire,
Has qucnched the radiance OF the flame
Eaek to its God the living FIRE
Returns, unsullied, as j, camc.
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&UEc Of SfHreS.

EDt l;Sl ANT to Decree Of the County Court OF
Amherst, Pronounced al the December term, 1872.
IN SUIT IN Chaneefy, between Lucy Staples and others
against VIM. Kent, Administrator Of Sarah Turner,
dee d. aud others. tie Undersigned commissioner. ap-
Po'n'edhy said decree. will on Tuesday the 10Th day
OF January next, at Stapess Mills in the county of Am
hers', proceed To sell to the highest bidder on credit Of
SIX months. the Negroes IN said decree mentioned con
slsns OF a man. two women, and girl
bonds with undoubted security, will be REQUIRED Of
the purchaser WM KENT Comm
Jan = ,IoI
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How To GET INTO TeouB,E.-Always keep sharp
look out after your neighbs concerns; knowledge You
knew, liz power. Get upon parish committees; II par
ty question. never mind which side you take, il will
show your impartialiy-besldes il will let you into the
secrets of each Always speak your mind bod --no
matter where OF who hears yon. DO not refuse 10 be
bail for poor Bob- IL only trfe. Take an active
part in popular elections. II all these do not succeed
20 10 law.
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NA w. FtQUA, having purchased Il. W. Wal
AVE TOM Interest IN t,a ayu busness will con,ln-
tic i sa' same house occupied by them. lie expects
feVf,r IN short time, general assortment Of Grmsr
es GOODS, Wares Sc. Sc, which he invites his friends
ana The public to examine assuring them that his prices
VIII correspond with the times.
Jan ) Wv
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VN. JAMES SHELTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

a h FFERS his services to practice in the Su-
" perior and Inferior Courts Of the corporation OF
lynchhnrg; also IN those, of The counties of Campbell
Amherst aud Bedford. All business confidcd to him
shall prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
Ills office Is on main street. opposite To the grocery OF
Mr.. John lollns, and door above Col Phepss auc
ton room.
J.ynchburg, Oct. "a is
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
IL Il.

TOT me Eastern DStrlct et \ Irun;a
DECEMBER, l7th, 1912.
MATTHEW BROWN, of the county of Amber,,
ya having filed petition praying that he may he d.
clared Bankrupt 1t Is ordered. that all persons claim
ing TO be creditors Of the said Mathew Brown show
cause 10 the court, the 18th day Of January max,
why the said Mathew Brown be not DECLARED \ bank
rnp pursuant 10 the act of Congress in that behalf and
that copy of this order be published in the newspaper.
according to the 22d and 9th rules Of court.
Copy-fes,e.
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Dec. % -
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ANE notice that shall on Saturday,'he tn DAY Oh
Il February next at the office of Chiswc Daoney'
IN the town of Lynchburg take the depositions OF ane
II. Homer and others, be- read evidence os the VI
al Of the suit depending in the Hastings Court Tor 'I
Corporation of Lynchburg, wherein am Plaintiff anu
you and the said James T.. Horncr defendants.
ROBERT ii. COLEMAN
Jan. 5 w4w
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Total. e1oot7 935 l..
In round numbers, TWENTY MILLIONS OF
DohhahS. The ln'e'cst on which. presumed to aver
age not less than % per cent is equal the sum of
100000 w.
! rom '"iIs' INES, water rents. turnpike dividends &c
during ihe past year, the of S527 700 SO has been
received which sapplcablc to the payment Of interest
hese revenues, will IN future, probably be increased
moderately but balance Of over 500 900 will remain
10 be raised by taxation.
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Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate Negroes
florses, and every description of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groe8, as we'll "a pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous ncghbohood will afford him every facility
in the sale Of that species of property His spacious store
and cellar. will enable HIM to keep in rood condi-
ion every article OF merchandise he may receive on con
tignmcnt.
lie deems it futile to make flourish of promise and
WILL therefore. only say, that he will be grateful for pat
ronagc. and those who besow it, may rely upon justice
at hls hands
lie will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them at p cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Smihson II. Darts, Sr. John J. P,rsis
Richard IWee John, iiotias
Mckinney s. .AIosby Henry Darts
Nc Corhh s. Nc Daniel White. Tpty s. hrinc
Burton & Rodcs Hancock s. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
count To this Office for collection.
Dec. l3 Is
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M T. wish to purchase five hundred barrels of corn
w for which we viii pay the highest market price
b. r. IlNSLEi & co
Ian ia
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

l.> ! III. I M L Eli y l a F.S COt III,
For the Eastern District of Virgins.
Jan. ), 1913.
holm Crews of the county Of Campbell, having NJ
- ed petition praying that he may be declared
bankrup 1t lsordered that all persons claiming 10 oe
the creditors of the said John Crews show cause to c
court on the Is, of March next. why the said John
Crews be not declared bankrupt pursuant to the actor
Congress in that behalf and that copy of this order
published In the newspapers, according the 22d anu
= ith rules of court
Copy-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, OK.
JAN 5 WOW
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Notice..

Il HE Subscriber, having made engagement with
Il air. NJ. W. Fuqua for the sale Of 6 4ods, 81,
would most respectfully invite his ire:ds and old Gus
toners 10 give INN cail. with the that they
shall Mt all lines be supplied with Groceries at tic low
est market prices. JOSEPH MARSH
Jan. w3w
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.1'OYfC-.

4 HEREBY Erewam all persns irom hunting or Oh.
Il wise irespass.ng my premises. Injuries recsn,l-
committed, compel me to take this course | TINS, ~.
future occurrences will not make il necessary far , '
enforce the law. JOHN d. CABELI..
Dec. Id wSw
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A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINiNG in the Post Office al Iynchburg, on
IL the LIST Of January, 1913.
o. Persons calling or letters in the following list
nil nlaaao sar TINY ara dveIls1d
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GOLFERS FOR HIRE.

VTElKIREaAS EVK0 1RHHU1''
d HAVE for hire two Golfers. In my absence, pe L
l. to apply to Mr.. William Langhorne, at Big ''''N'
in Roanoke county. op
GEORGE P. TAYLOR.
Jan . Nv
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lNDEB1 EDNFSS or ONO

Inc Auditor OF STATE, in Report to the Lcai4,.,urc
reia''e to the Liabilities Of the State Of Ohio" stmos
the amount TO DO as folloNs:-
Foreign Debt, 40 s76 2ot II
ten'Po'afy Loans S91,i25 ST
Scrip ssncd to Canal s Il. Road Com
n pan'es, ~, 5l5 90
Domestic Debt, | 33S 5si *
Amount OF surplus Revenue from couu-
ties. $1,000 SO
Amount of Surplus from Auditor of
- STATE. % 200 80
Do"'s.'e bonds YET outstanding 32l ,0i2 %
Amount due Turnpike Company, ON sub
setp',oo' 32 ,23l 81
Sinking Fund, rising 2.0OOOOo 90
~ $lS.1l7 1928 IL
contractors on the public works 100000 90
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AUCTION AVD COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
.HEKI'YLEE. TALBOT

AN1NG removed 10 the house recently occupied
q by Mr.. John llolllns, nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his services to his friends and the pub
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BUSINESS CARDS
.NE.iTLF PRINTED 1T THIS OFFICE
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7 aCircrt Superior Court of Law and Causcrv. con-
"A unued ana held Tor the town of Iynciona, the
courthouse in said town. FRIDAY tho 2th day nj c,ob,r
1912, sitting Court OF Chancerv,
Robert Rivcs, admir-. OF Jesse Clarkson decd
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