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Con stables Sale

EpY virtue Of TWO writs ol Fer! tacias,
u issued by William flames, Esq, one Of
the justices Of the peace of the stale Of
Maryland, in and forE ell county. one at
the suit of Henry Andrews against .I7
goods and cIaucIa, lands and tenemen,s
Of James II. George and the other a. ine
suit of Amer II. Forw God use Of Cham
hers s. Ma1tl against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tencment5 o! James ii.
George and Robert TART, to me directed,
hive seized and taken in execution all
the right, title, clam, interest and estate
at law and in equity, Of the said James II.
George and Robert Ilar ~ and to all those
two Farms o. tracts OF 'lud wheryJm they
now reside, and hereby give notice that
ON the i7lh day OF June ncAl. ! Nni eX-
pose 10 public sale the property so seized
in the following manner, To wit: all the
said Georges interest in and to the Farm
on which he lives Mt O'Clock T. VI. at
the Court House door i'll Eikon p. VI. for
Cash 70 satisfy The first named execution,
and all the right and interest Of the said
George aud Hart in and to the Farm on
which said Hart lives at3 O'Clock ?. NJ,
at same place, for Cash to satisfy the last
! I
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CABIN Ell WARE.

i"s subscriber being aware Of the hardness of
tie times and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed to sell his Wori, Mt prices that will sat
tic convenience Of all w!.o may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also informs the public, that
ire Ia prepared to make at the shortest nulicc
CoFFlNS Of every description. lie has also
also first rate IlEARSL, which will enable
hun TO discharge all duties in this line Of busi-
ness, which VIII be DONE whenever his services
are required. LEVI +. BOuLDEN.
June g. ISA3-ly
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ole,ur tho mas, rro,,ioo,t ca,,..s of .,I;.ly, If
n rourh nr cold is G.ri rcg.y, los, or ,yerytbina
,;,L .L,,,r,, dc,.r,.,, Il t,,o,,l, -, With
ont attempting to destroy the cause, until it is
too late. This il not right--there i; L remedy.
PEASE & SONS EXTRACT or HURE-
HOUN CANDY will eAcctually eradicate the
first symptoms of attack. Bear this in mind,
and do no. neglec, the advice. Apply at a.
DAWSON STREET for the genuine article.
READ WHAT IT HAS DOME
NEW YORK, Oct, so, 1872.
Gcntlemen-iL affords me much pleasure to
bear testimony to the eficacious virtues Of your
Compound Extract Of IIoIchound Candy in a re-
cent instance.
A little boy of nine took a severe cold, which
went OIL from degrees until it terminated III the
scarlet fever. His throat ras much liberated,
and lc could take nothing except ina liquid
state. My physician badc me prepare for the
I worst, ard held out no induccmcnt that the
child wouid rccoyor-indcod, he said it was inl-
! possible.
At this juncture it struck me that your candy
might do good. accordingly procured a pack
ACE, and dissolved the sticks into LIQUID. In
,iis ,.,v administered i, to the little sufferer
and liza sccn,cd ,o oci,> and Ii,,o ,h,. taste In
In the course Of i l,,y hours perceived palma
bic change He Lrcathed easier, and did not
complain Of his throat. /, few days all dan
ger had passed, and he is now perfectly well!
solely, | believe, from Tie use Of your clarified
essence Of horchound.
send you this cert jaate in hope that Other
patients viii try it H. = similar circumstances
with similar success.
/ am, gentlemen, ,hodient servant,
5. JUI'N&r. Nc. 94 CaartSat.
Mcssrs. J. rcaso = &-n, - L.yis.o" st.
prAD THE rOIr QyvlvC, TrsTI,I3-
NI>f4
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FIR ,e,r,, ,br,c. md rccod mo vary lave.
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had settled upon my lungs vines was 'o''
"""'o '''"','1'o " ooi''''''p,'0 ''''' ""S
"oa'"e '''"t eoU'' h"' ''''o "''' " " ''''
per, ana IotF i'i@e PacN"s'S VI >o"I INV
iIorehouho candy performed cure
Yours respectfully, WI D NiA'NN'
I"o' Co'''''''SS'ONet'
10 JOHN TEASE MN.
New York, Sept 3d. 1910
GentIemcn-Ny wife was lying a. death
door IN the last stage OF consumption She wa
pronounced mc"faDIe by TWO eminent Phys'
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Cons tables Sale

- "A ~
fpY virtue of "A writ Of Vendi Exponas
-AD issued by Nicholas White, one of the
justices Of the peace Of the state Of Mary
land in and for Cccn county, to me d.
rected | will expose to sale at public auc-
lion, at the Inn Of Joseph McNlulIcn in
Peryville, on Saturday the I7th day Of
june next, at 3 O'Clock, p, ~. on unGivj-
,., 9Th part of a tract OF Iaud living and
49, ~" =, TO-, '' Wherein Jonathan
-. 10 ~'~'' '''">' ""Glv
a'HehHo" rest''rs, cth'ti i"g e,.-.
acres adjoining lands of Gao,ge 7. N.hig-
aAer and others, late the property Of Rich
ard Canlrn, seized and taken in execution
at the il OF John r. Cameron.
LEVI TYSON, Constable.
May 27lh lSl3--Gs
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HEZ. FOAplD, Constable.
Nav 9Th lS43lfs

MAY 2Ith IGaJ--lS
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the subscriber intends to decline the
Conslable,s business, and requests all
persons having claims against him Tor
money collected, to call and receive the
same; and all those who owe him for
costs, to cail immediately and pay him
and save any further costs. II has been
SAID heretofore that Constable's did not
settle up their business, but | will let them
see that can and will close my business
as it ought to be.
HENRY DOuTY, Con'st
Port Deposit, May 18Th lSl3-6w
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
a CARD.

The Subscriber rclgrns hl sincere iharH $ Ia
,NJ Jaaa n: Btack. George baa&uou lsq, sno
Nh hichsfd l.. Ihomm, Tor Their poIiieness aud
gcncrostyin saving hun the trouble Of making
out the list of appointments for the 5,n D,s.ligl,
especially .or their aot J,rscGjas themselves.
Elsgac'.nIy
JOHN FANNY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

VIRGINIA, to wit-At Rules held in the Gle ks ,,nfcc Of
' the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and IN ,,a, Co., IT,
County o%fIIalifaN, in the month II JAM ry ,st3 - y"
Armistead B~arksiale, p,,i,,ig.
a~y,eiast
John Powell, Joshua Trow-i.l, William II. Crowler and
Mary nus "he, hea'sfd } mes and Emeline his WIFE, Watson
\ " an" -'-ltho.y Sydnor, Defendants
IL CHAScERr.
The dcfe .dants, John Powell, Joshua Powell, Watson \.
io"el' William II. Growder and Mary bis wife and Bed
nIu Jones and Emcline his wife, not having entered
Ter appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that they are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth:
1t Is ordered that the said defendants, John Powell, Joshua
Fowell, Watson A. Powell ,Wilian II Crowder and Mary hs
wlte, Bedford Jones and Emeline his wife, do appear here On
the hTst day OF April Term noxt, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted IN the
iynchburg Nirginian for two months sucoessivolv, and post
ed al the front doorofthe ooart-house OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
WV, S. II0L n e.
Jan. lG Vs.,
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WYE OFFER FOR SALE, low for

WE OFFER FOR SALE. low for
80 hhds Sugar, \. O. Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
500 bags Coffee, part extra fine
10 hhds., tIerces and bbls. n. o. and Porto
: do Syrup, very superior
do extra
800 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum ="
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
500 lbs. best Spanish Float indigo
800 do Madder
100 casks Nails and Spikes. i'd to & inch.
$ tons Trodegar Tyre Iron in. to : inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners Oh
10 hlds, Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer S
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
- do brown Soap
10 bays Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
1000 lbs. Green Coppcras
% hhls. licrrngs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes 5 II Il and lo~ u Window Glass
10 do 10 II II, very superior
: tierccs fresh Rice
3 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine e.. Pow
der
p doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
8 do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets, assorted SIZES
20 do2. Bed Cord 3, = and . stran
8 dz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal tic any ever seen in
this market
900 lhs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
SO lbs. Sal HTatus
% boxes Tin plate 3X
200 lbs. American Shcotlron
500 lbs. Zinc
IS boxes Raisins
30 teams Wrapping paper
100 do Fools Cap and LettcrPapor
20 NJ Cigars, from ommon to very fine
2,OD lbs. American hlisterrd settle
500 lbs. Alum
8 grossBlacking. Sc, &c.
go GEO. BAGBY < Co.
Judy p Is
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NOTICE.
DECEMBER 18Th, 1912.
We U'SEEpE'E S..E.S'w fHE.EF'-
EE IKE. I.SEEeER.

ISi received by The Boat kanaWha a SECOND
- SUPPLY Of desirable Goods. which were bought
Tor CASH within the last ten days at very greatsacn-
fee, and will be sid at prices much below the usual
rates. The attention Of paIcl asers is requested to The
following:
Rose Blankets from s. pair up,
Negro do large and heavy very, low,
Glcnr9ek Jeans tr1m iGcts up.
oas!netts, (good) at 2,3d per yd and finer,
fannels, all WOOL. WIDE aud heavy at 20 aud - cts,
Cotton Hose from q up, extremely fine at % cts,
Linen Cambria ~llandkl7. from - cts to finest,
SPOOL Cotton. black white AID colonred,
Brown and Blearhed Cottons. unusually low,
Together with many other articles. which. added to
his Turner stock, makcs 1t very complete. An exami-
nation Is requested IRON purchasers.
JAMES A. STIGI.FR.
Dec. 10 Is
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NiasGtNat
4 T rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Snpe-
n nor Court of Law and Chan,cry, holden in aud Tor the
county of Campbell, the 2nd daV Of January, 1915 :
John Rosscr and Thomas Cooke, plaintiffs,
against
John Tayloe, Edmund Hemien, in his own right and as
administrator of James =. Bullock, deceased, Matthew
Thompson, William Moore, Gerard T. Johnson, barnet
Finch, .Jr, John DAVIS, stephen lerrow, Thomas Franklin,
Freedman Moore, Theodore Reid and tlaTiSsa his wile,
Charles Harvey, admir-, of Nathan Harvey, decd, Charles
l.. Cohhs, admir- Of William c. McCallisier, dead, Sarah
". McCalistcr, wife of WIN. c. McCallister, Robert {.
MrCalister, John NcCalister and William McNalliNter.
infant children of said william {. and Sarah W William
Cobhs, trustee, s., John Fariss, executor ol Benjamin a
riss, deceased, jesse Burton, sheriff OF Campbell county,
and as such admir-. of John Talbot, deceased, Allen Talbot
deceased, John +. Wood>on, deceased, James Gillian, de-
Philip Gibbs, deceased, and Charles Talbot, deceased,
Defendants
IL tHANCERY.
The defendant, William Moore, not having entered his ap-
rearance and given security, according To the Act ol Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and 1T appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an ~inhabitant OF TINS com
monwealth 1t is ordered, that he appear iere on the first
day OF the next April term of thus cou.i, and answer the hill
OF the PLAINTIFF, and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the tawn OF Lyncn,
burg, for tive months succcssiyelv, and posted at the from
door of the court house of this county, Oh some court day.
\ ~Copy,-Teste,
lar. % WIN
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9oct(ral.



Oh yes. in Boyhood's dreamy days,
Too fondly aid | love,
Far more than Poets tel in lays,
Or mcaa. te Turtle Dove
Oh res, in early flectiuE dreams,
doated on those charms,
That passion IN its htful CLEANS,
Had wrsp in my young srns'
But visions mus, a,last depart,
And mine soon fed forever,
Oh, ne'er again can nav sad heart,
Fnon that ars, Love recover.
The Rainbow seems to ms, on Earth
Yet spans The vault on high;
And s.iil the hour ;ha, mark, its birth
Dissolve. il trs.a tie ,k,.
So was nv love a; early dawn.
Fron nv trus heart sooa nven;
And ike the weets from ~viole:s born,
Vas suiekls drawn To Heaven.
The beautiful still nav view
And lovely ones Iii; round me
Ba, iate viii never now renew
Such feelings as once bound me
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
4 I rule, held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
a ror Court of Law and Ghanccry, holden in and for the
county OF Campbell, the 2nd day of January, 1913:
Culvain Ford, Sen'r. Plaintiff,
GgninS,
benjamin w. Walker, Thomas G. Ford ana William Iar-
Hcy, Defendants
IL CuASCERY.
The defendant, Thomas O. Ford, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the Act Of As
scnhly and the ulcso ( this court, and ii appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an ~inhab,tant of this com
monWcllth: 1t is ordered that the said defendant appear here
on the first day of the next Npril term Of said court, and an
swct the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town Of
lNuchpurg, for two months excessively, and posted at the
front door ol the court house ol this county, on some count
day. ACopy,-Teste,
JNo. d ALEXANDER. elk.
Jan. % w2m
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ih"iNiA; At rules hid in the Clerks Once of the
Gun Court OF bedford, on Monday, the 9th day OF
>" .es Wellington and Elizabeth his wife Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
E.sna ii. Preston, administrators dc bons non with the will
annexed of Lawrence hcGorge, decd. Edmund Nletieorg,
Lesecutor ot Mary Mcoteorge, deed. John Swinncy, Ro-
bert Swinney, James Swimey, Ann Swinney, John Swim
ney, Frances Swinney and Elizabeth SwInney, Charlohe
HALEY, John Mctieorge, Nancy Mctieorge, iIezekiah Dick
inson and Fanny his wife, Edmund McGeorge, Joel Meador
and Agness his wife, Creed Neador and Robert, Mary,
Martha, Agness, William, Edmund, John, Frederick, and
DE Marquis Meadpr, Mary Meteorge, William. Me:
George and the said Edmund Alcticorgc, Edward Jones and
I'homas Davis as securities for the said Mary Mcf'eofge,
deed. as exeeutrix Of the said Lawrence McGeorge, decd
Defendants
In CUANCERY.
The d~ctendants John MoGeorge, llczckiah Dickinson and
Fanny his wife, Joel Moador and Agnes his wife, anl tresd
Meador. Robert hleador, Mary Meador, Martha Meadpr, AZ
ness Mcador, William heador, Edmund Meador, jain red,
eriek Meador, and De Marquis Meador, not having entered
their appearance, and given security, according to the actor
assembly, and the rules OF this court, ana it appearing ny
satisfactory evidence, that they are net inhabitants oil this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said defendants
appear here on the fourth Monday in March next, and an
s"er the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy OF this order ne
p,Alished in the Nirsinian, a paper printed in the town o.
J +ynehburg, for two months successfully, and posted al '0
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
4 Copy-Teste, ~,
Dec. % MN
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E'shS1~.

,-,uF sl-nscR1BER has procured the agency fr
The sale d. those 'ruly splendid Instruments, made
by Chickeung & Macs, e =. aos'on. .,.=,,..
ulactory, We say nothing, feeling conn.'eai t'ey cannot
lal 10 please. -
70 tta5se uoacqaainiod with them we say, o>hf
TRY THEM. and sou viii fad them not inferior to
fhe celebrated B~roa1wuod Pianos OF London.
We do not sell them on triai-noi because We are a
fzai1 To tsk a tral, but FIR the reason, that Il majority
of persons are mol judges; aud such is on confidence IN
tbas manufacturers. that we are willing to stake our rep.
citation upon THEN tone and durability, being warranted
To stand any climate.
The above Instruments are On hand, and tJr safe, al
the sipn Of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynch
bury, Va, by d. Il. I1HAN;.
A1o : wl2m-if AMI Of
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NOTICE,

\ yiflio ul q d.ei ottrust, executed to the suhscii
he bets. 10y John w Messy, bearing date the Oath
day Of Deccnibef, 1eil, aud dolly recorded in the Ciessis
Office Of Nelson County, Tor ceiisin purposes therein ex-
prossel, We shall proceed 10 sell. on the premises. TO the
highest bidder, ff cash, on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of February nexi. the Tract OF Land, convey
ed in said deed, lying on Dutch Creek, IN the county Of
r,e,..... t..'so, sevefS! %'Neeroes, 10 head of Harses, -
head of Cattle. : yoke Of Oxen. and % bead II sheep
The tile to lac aboye property we believe 10 ., --00.,
bat acting as Trustees. We viii convey such title only as
IS vested IN as by sid decd. PETER J. HILL.
NM DUNN.
Trustees.
Jan. - ti5F
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Valuable Egfaa Estate for sale.

, Y virtue Of two deeds oftrusls, executed to the sub
X scrlber. by John Nils, both Of which are duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of the county of Nelson, one
bearing date the PSI nay Of October, 1859, and the 9th
er the 23d day Of May, 1910, for the purpose Of securing
to Christopher +. Estes the payment Of 4 certain sum Of
money, shall On the fourth Monday in February next.
(lat being court day in LoYiagston, expose for sale, To
the highest bidder. for cash, the FLOWING TRACEY
OF LAND, lying in the county Of Nelson, within
TWO miles Of the courthouse. 10 Wit: One tract contain
iag 80 acres. being the same Land oa which the said
John Wills now resides, upon which there isa cofnf1rta-
Die DSHE SIM. Ea0GaR, aud all necessary
Out Houses. Also. at the same time aud place. ti,ree
other Tracts Of Sand. one containing 40 acres,
one other containing u acres, and the remaining tract
loo acres, all Of which said Tracts Of and are adjoining
each other, and are bounded by the Lands Of Il 1bert }.
kincaid, Abram Seay. ST., and otaers, lying and being
On both sides OF Rueker's Run, in the aforesaid county.
The title to the aforesaid Lands is believed 10 be in
disputable. but acting as trustee, ! shall convey such Il
tie only AS is vested In me by virtue ofsaid deeds.
HIRAM w. DAWSON, Trasrre
Ian % Win
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NOTICE.
F,F.N .NER
HOUsE CARPENTER,

OFFERS his services to the public in the various
~ branches Of his profession. Having many expert
enced assistants. and an ample stock ofnaterials on hand,
he is now prepared TO execute work, either in the town
or country, upon the shortest notice, aud in such nar-
ner rs NJ flatlers himself will give full satisfaction both
IN price and qpaiity. His shop, which has been recent
" lilei up. is situated near Johnson's Hotel. on the
street leading to ll9lins'5 mill, where he can be found.
Ian u WIN
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Is EielnGe Y'e0chcy arHHEca.

F'fIE Undersigned are appointed a committee, by the
Board Of Trustees Of oanclrd Female Seminary
10 ENGAGE the services Of a competent Goyerness IN said
institutions. tr the next session, which Is 10 commence
ON the lst day Of March next. and close On the 18th of
December. We wish 80 employ a lady experienced in
teaching, and we'll qualified 10 teach all the English
branches generally taught IN similar institutions. For
the information Of llose whu wish to patfonl2e this lnstl-
tullou, by sending students the next session. we hereby
inform them that this Seminary is situated IN a healthy.
moral aud intelligent neighborhood. in the vicinity Of
Old Concord ani Salem Churches. in the county Of
Campholl. Terms Of tuition Will vary from II to %
dollars pei session u - montis. according 10 The ad-
yaucouIeut ol the pupils. Board may be had in resprc-
Table families. convenient 10 the Seminary, on reasonable
terms. Ladies who wish to apply for the Office Of Gov.
erness in tins Institution, will please 10 apply to either ol
Us either in person, or by better addressed 10 Concord
Post Office, Camgbeii CO., Va. Such only as can come
well recommended need 10 apply.
John \. SllfARER, roona3,o
SAMUEL GLOVER, commute
Feb. g w3w
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NegEiCf.

ENIIE firm Of Geo. q. Curle & Gu; composed OF
n George &. Curle and Mrs. Eliza II. Loug, (ia;c
Eliza II. Perry now wife of Armistead Long, Is dis
solved this day, by consent. The debts will be paid by
George 6. Curle, who will wind up the affairs ofthe CON
eern. Witness, our hands, the lddh Iinuary. 1913. '
GEO. q. CURLE.
ARMISTEAD LONG,
lof E. X. Long.
I'm q =.
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Es. a.. a DO.

ANE JUST RECEIVED, aud are now in the
n . reception OF their fall supply Of Groceries, 81. con.
slstlng IN part as follows:
POO sacks Salt.
100 bags Java. ]l.aauira and Rio Coffee.
% hhds. 81. CulN, iuckapaw, 7. Il. and y. o
Sugars,
% hhds. and bbls. Nnlasscs.
loo kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
1000 lbs. good and damaged sole Leather.
10000 lbs. Cotton YARNS, sundry factories,
GOO lbs. live geese Feathers.
30 Grind slonrs. as5lrled sizes.
% boNcs : = 10 and TO- ~ Glass,
10 bbls. Tanners OF.
q boxes LOAF Sugar.
ceroon hs. Indigo.
~ boxes II 4 sons Iallow Candles.
Imperial aud Gunpowdcr Teas,
Maekarrl aud lIcrrines.
WOOL and Wool X lis,
Powder. Shot and Lead,
Nooden and Iron bound Tubs,
Painted Buckets. aud
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods were bought principally for CASH. and
will be sold TO- IN the same way, or in exchange io
country produce. They invite their friends and til,
public generally, 10 gave them a cali before purchasing
IclscW here.
Nov. 10 Is
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IN TIE uNlrED STATES COURT,

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
JANUARY 10th. 1913.
BNilJAHJOHNSON. of the Town of Lynchaurg,
IA having filed Il petition praying That he may tr de
clared a Bankrupt: II Is ordered, that all persons claim
inc to be creditors Il the said Elijah Johnson show cause
to the court. on the 18th day Of February next, why
the said Elijah Johnson be not declared a bankrupt. pur-
snant to the act Of Congress, in that behalf; and that a
copy ofthis order be published in the newspapers accord
ing to the 22d and 9th rules OF court.
Copy-fesie.
HENRY GIBSON. elk.
Jan. l6 WOW
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E'!sEg RENE.
N TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
Eur lhe E.aStcrn District O

" III JlNIII4IJ , Y IN NVIhI,
For The Eastern District Of Virginia
Jan. 3, 1913:
JORDAN p. BUSIIER d thc county Of Bed
81 ford, having filed a petition praying tina, he may be
declared a bankrupt: 1t is ordered, thatall persons claim
my to be creditors Of the said Jordan ?. Rashcr
show cause II the count. ON the 18th day of March next,
why the said Jordan p. Rnshcr, be not declared a
bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act OF Congress- in that behalf
and that a copy OF This order be published in the news
papers, according 10 the 22l and 24th rules Of court.
a Capy-Tesie.
HENRY GIBSON, Clk.
Jan. Is wow
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WARNING TO BACHELORS.

Hy A B,CHsIoE-
Ills not the early day. of youth,
Beiewd with April showers,
Or those Of mahhood's ripper year,
That 81 the heart With sorows.
It i. no, then the heart NAV feel
Ths cold worlds ranking .Trow,
II Is not then We need a voice
To chase away our sorros
1t is when youthful days arc pa,
The heart would wish ~ borrow
Some soul eongenial with Its own,
Ts pass = happy morrow.
But hope grows DIM ls age cfeeps on,
And sields ITS place to sorrow
We look in vain for one 10 sharc
Our hopes and griefs tomorrow. NJ. \