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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

We caution our friends throughout the
Territory to be on their guard against the
tricks Of the enemy. From sundry init
nations thrown out by some Of the promi-
nent spirits in the Doty party in this re-
gion, who appear connecting something
which they imagine when promulgated
will effect wonders, we are inclined to be-
lievc that it is the intention of the corrupt
clique at the head Of affairs, to circulate,
on the eve of the election when too late for
relutation, ISLANDERS of the grossest charac-
ter against Gen. Dodge, with the hope, if
possible, of injuring his character with the
crcdulous, and preventing his success.
Madison Enquirer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Dotys latest assumptions endeavoiing to remove the
territorial reasureand appoint James Morrison in his
stead, man who has Just about as much honesty as
Eoty This Morrison was The man who got the con-
tract from poty & Co. for building the Capitol not
withsandng his bid was several thousand do lars more
than the bid of others and has been plant tool of
DOtys lending his aid on all occasions to assist Doty
in making way with the forty thousand dollars appro-
praied ty Congress Should Doty succeed in getting
Morrison appointed he has the control of the terrific
ratreasury and the people will be kept for some years
Ynger out of the seven thousand dollars for which
he is defaulter 1t does seem though he thought
there act so Quiz ous but he may commit with
mpuny He has made it his special business to re-
ward the men connected with him in The erection of
the capitol men whom the people execrate and one of
whom at least the legislature refused believe on his
oath What evil star was in the ascendant at Wash
ington when Dotys appointment was made out we are
at a loss 10 imagine, but would not so insult Mr.
Tyler to believe that lie was not himself deceived
that he appointed the with any correct know
ledge of his character 1t be said that it is the
prejudice of party that makes speak we do for
in what we say we express the sentiments of large
share Of the Wing party. The Milwaukee Journal
the organ of the wg party in the part of the
territory says, that the Sentinel and Express have ne
represented the views OF the wing party because
theif advocacy and support Doty If the character
of Governor Is looked upon abroad evidence o,
the chaa of our people, lie: the people assert the
supremacy among them of morality by rejecting at the
ballot box every thing bearing the faint of DOtysm.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Mr.. ARNOLD is sending his friends over
10 the mines, to convince the people Of that
section that he is getting vastly popular in
these parts, and to tell them if the people
of the west give him good vote he will
be elected. We have before cautioned our
friends in the west, TO be on their guard,
and not TO be imposed on by such reports;
and VIC tell them now, that If they expec,
successfully to rival the eastern part Of the
Territory, in electing the gallant old veto
ran who has been brought forward for the
Dclegacy, they must meet us at Rock Ri
yer, with at least 500 majority.
MI Courier.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

We have received in exchange, two numbers o.
the New York Mechanic, published in NewY ork city
This paper Is TO the mechanic what the agricultural
paper is to The farmer; il contains the kind of Inlor-
nation peculiarly applicable to the business of the
mechanic, and hence to him is peculiarly va.
Iuable 1t gives accurate cuts with explanations of
all new and useful inventions, and This IN Isef Is
sufficient to make il desirable not only for mechanics
but for all who feel interest in the developments
Of nrt and science which are constantly making. IL
contains other interesting and valuable matter and
is we'll worth the price of sub>crpton which is only
81 50cs. per year. copy OF The paper may be seen
at this Office.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

LAKE BoATs. I'VE have taken occasion
frequently to speak Of the excellent man.
agement and regularity Of these boats.
Notwithstanding the journey from Buffalo
to Chicago, embraces on extent Of 1000
miles, the time Of arrival of these boats ca n
be calculated with certainty. Among the
first IN all the accommodations which make
travelling pleasant, we think the Great
Western may be found. Her construction
we think, IS moro favorable for comfor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Our latest dates from Washington bring The infor-
nation that the land distribution bill has no, yet re-
cevcd the sanction OF the President and that The
now scal agency bill h rs not yet passed The Senate,
and no certainty that it will
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Torn and County Gorernment.-One
of the most important objects to be secured
at the approaching,elcc is the change
Of our present system Of county govern
ment. The act making provision iorithIs
change is by far the most important, which
was passed by the legislature, last winter.
And although the law which provides for
The new system, has not yet been received
md distributed to any considerable iextent
among the people, still we believe The lee
tors Of this county arc sufficiently acquaint-
ed with It's general features, TO vote for lis
adoption without hesitation. We shall en-
deayor before the election, TO publish the
law, either in whole or in part--or at least
so much thereof, as will enable those TO
Judge Of is character, who are not fully
satisfied We hope the friends of demo-
cratic principles and of good government,
will keep this subject continually alive be-
fore the people, and tina. at the coming
election there may be strong, overwhclm-
ing, and decisive expression, in favor Of re-
form in our county system.
The present organization is at least a
half century behind the Intelligence Of the
age, and we have but little fear that any
political party, will daresmake an open is
sue Of this question at the ballot box. 1t
is an insult to the intelligence Of the peo-
pie, to suppose that the several towns in
Racine county are incapable Of self 60
vcrnment. The people Of the several
towns possess all the elements requistc to
the management and control Of their inter
nal affairs. They understand their local
interests and peculiar wants, and can pro-
vide for them murc satisfactorily than 9TH
ers can. The levying Of all taxes for i'm
provements OF every kind, should emanate
Immediately from the people; and the more
immediate the connection between thepe
pie and their public agents; the nearer is
the approximation to democracy. The
less discretionary power the people intrust
to public officer, the more security they
have, that their wishes will be represent
ed. To tax the people without their con-
sent, is species Of oppression, incompa-
tible with the spirit Of republ;canism it
was this unjust exercise of power which
excited rebellion in the American colonies.
Whatever may be the public sentiment
Of other counties with respect to the con-
tinuanco Of the present system Of county
government, we hope the electors Of RAJ
cine county will show themselves prepared
to repudiate the present organization, and
adopt one more congenial TO democratic in
stitutions. We have heard it said that the
new system will be moro expensive than
the present one: we see no reasons which
lead US to believe that such will be the fact.
But if it were true, that the proposed new
organisation Of town and county govern
ment, will be more expensive than tina,
now in operation, still it is no argument
against change. The cheapest govern
mcnt is not always the best-if it were so,
it might be policy for the people 10 sell the
management Of their public affairs to the
lowest bidder.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

The IVhigs in their county convention, on Thurs
day last, nominated candidates TO- the legislature
Jonathan Esman, of Pleasant Prairie, and Phi!o
Belden, of Burlington. Wehavc not been informed
of the names of other officers nominated
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

new paper abont being established and will
shortly be issued from this place It's politics will
be wing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
THE TELEGRAPH.

SOUTHPORT, W, t. SEPTEMBER IA, 1911.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

General rules don't apply in all cases.
We once knew a man who was so careful
not to give offence, that in speaking Of &C.
neral faults, he would qualify his remarks
by saying, present company excepted
lie CHANGED 10 be in company with some
ladies' and spoke Of an absent one as the
ugIIeSt he ever saw, present company ca
ccptcd
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

The barque Detroit, condemned last sea
son and laid up in Buffalo harbor, is being
fitted up for royage orer the Falls Of NJ
dgdra on the 10Th Of the present month,
the anniversary Of the victory in which
she was captured from the British, and is
TO be furnished with a crew Of wild beast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
VIRGINIA, Co Wit;

At Rules holdsa IN the Clerks oGiee Of N.
C"out Superior Court OF Law and ChaBeer,
Tor Jsusrsot County, the 6f,i Monday in De-
eem1er, lstli
Janses BTOEA, r,
.iC.fLN-ST
.'orshs'a h1sr, JospA T. D.u-ieig. Fr.Sriet a
b'teoe hGse HsHkis. Jsrl,t " .usaaiar GA,
Harding. Joha -, Rsr ~. Gsorr, W T.i,ti.
J.tn " IiIls Jin,' is'vy. .u-rs T. Fsrrf,i,
"tH's~ W Grtss', SriiA C.sn, Elen Cs,sias
L7"'ii Washington WIHsaa HieG. .Ns,haai,I
w. -u@nHiA< ava Hv-'Plrcy Kaf',
wxuy DErrgDaNrs
N'ub dsisn'isnt. Abraham IL r. not hs,irr eu.
"rr" BIS appearance, snj given security Ne.
eord'"E % me S 81 Assembly and the rule, ,his
sour' All appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he - no' 80 ,nhs'iisnt 81 this eounIr, M, s-e-,,
h'' The '''d deie"isn, DO appear here on the r,t
Day OF the peNt term. AMI Raswer tn lii "A ,h.
pls'"'h sod hat sspy % this or,ler nc f,,,h.h
nse''sn IN 'orne aeSsPspsr published IN Ch,rIes-
oN"' "r tSo monihs sueeessisrly and posted n tlo
front door ot the Co Ii-house IN the ,s;d tovn ef
Copy-Test~,
H. L. BROWN, CLs-k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
VIRGINIA. 90 VIII.

A. hays holdra ~ the Clerks Oaice n the Circuit
Superior Court q t-as aud Chsnscfy flr JsT.r-
'op Conn'y. the drH Aiondsy IN ID, center. IsIt /,
George ~, CHM, Ptuxr,s,
AGAINST
Lf'aer y Tor. Be'Jaasis Fsrd aud Dsriei yaraL--
- - ha paffasrs. hssbsg EHsf.r iAs 6ra s1
Fsrd and Sag,isr. Dsyssn.sr.
~ CHANCEKY.
FH'HH defendant i.Sther Cor not hsyier enter
- 81 his appearance, snd Eitva security scsord,ny
70 he rrt n sttCmblY sna she roles a tlas snnf,
snh q spg-a"rE ~ tstsfattory etifence ,nst g. ls
not ~ iahsbisit % Tbs soaafryi IL 10 srd>rrd
bet ~ sa'd defendants DO sFpesr here o. tiss ~
asy Of lhe nsSt term. sod snsssr fhe i.il % the
pisinia and hat coy q this oflsr be fsr,huir,
Inserted % some assJpsper pgbiished IN Charles.
tpvu, Zoe iso meptht s1sesssissis. and nr,tsd ~
he irori dor q ~ -0urt-hoase H. The ss,l tsv
q Chsfifsfogb
\ Copy-Issir,
v. =. BROWN. clsrt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
VIRGINIA, TO Wit:

~ "uIe, holden IN the Clerks ofhse ofthe Circuit
superior Court ~ i-a- sri Chsnoery, for JcfF.r-
80, soe C"an'y The hrsi NOadsy IN Dessmber, Is4t !:
PLusTITP,
Jshg .neP. Dries, n,,.
~ CHLfNcERr.
hh dSiend'ut. Joha bis T.. Brisn, no, having
s"ereh h's appearance, and given security ss-
Court sad Il appearing w ,al,.f.c,ory e,,J..s.
mat ne nnot 40 inhsbiIsAt of this eounIr, /: N a,
ndS'eu' ih" The said defendant do appear herr ON
me S'n Jay OF the neat term. and snswer the bill
o. ~" '~'"'n Aod That copy ofhs order he forth
Chs'ie'tovn. Tor t~o months sacctssiysIy and
posted At the iroat door of the court hou,, !, az.
sa'd to~n Of ChsIiesioSn ~
COpy-Testr,
Il. 4. BROWN. Cicrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

VIRGINIA. &, vii;

~, K"'ss holden IN the Clerks Omee rihe Circuit
superior Court Of Isw and Chsaesr, Tor J~fF-, sor
C"an'y' the hsa MOndsy ~ December. isAI
JsAH HsrH, P.,rr,,,
AGAINST
Js1s1 .lfcp. Byf-s. n,r,.,
IN CHI.FCERY.
H'HH dsfrniaat. JOHN McP ;Irir, n,, h.,j,~
entered tis rPpesrsnec. snd given sesuri,, 81
sord,ng 70 the AZ Of A,ssBbIy sod The rules II
'h's Coar' and II sppssriog by ..,;.f.,,,r, .,,.
denes tibet he ~ az inhs6,.Ht ~ tt,. e,,,,,r,
~ +" SitLned. Tb-t th~ sad d,fen,i.ut d. s.,..,r
hete on the hrH dsy of the rs1t term. ADD ~,
NC b'i ~ ,h- plaintiff sol that copy of TN,
nfdcF ~ tafthsth interted in some ns ,rs,e t.,b
hshed "a Ch-'icsouH. forts month, .,,,, n,
,"d po,'ed Il The trout door ef tho C0urt.hou.e -,
The ssid t0Vn % ChsslcHuwa
A Copy -Irac.
". =. BROWN, CLsrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
PRLVcIP.IL OFFIcE W 70 ,
.Ns'ih "a - Pnn ,rs.rass {

toS-parfos AsB Dtarsi --W ti "a, 80 ..,.,,.t 4.
~ BE- ihs early iaf, a those y hp n.ri.et tn,,,
l-s"ss WHEN Afflicted wnh fhe eroman,,es t,
.''"Pla'ns 81 o'psampi,ue, s8ch o. = Cold
''if'' bfonchii- 90 snfsnsss % ths Throat
ihnaftrnrss, hrut Expertofstioe A.ts.,,
-pHifnE - 6iaud sc d.. Dsne.n', $500
'HTant H~a'ets o. ~xpfrssit pssp.tss fsr ts,,.
'''i ar 49, are ri thass dsnEsFou. sad trsuhi. .
ne fiseasts fhefsfsre gau v b. are l.hos.
"a tffrr ne 90 scare ~ ii.ss- eari,pistsfs es..
finHie l'sisY toe hsdirins lrfsfs % h. 10,
'R'e 90 hHiiis ~. ~ rss mean. If arsio,,,.
- ''rf H'- A'TfJs fsk fur ~ nurrat-.
fsffrlols'i hemess, 30 SO thsi goa 20 Il
'"H Hi - 90 sasaed hr s0nis v hr ssii dir,
rni ,HF'i~i1rs o. fake stfac 90 tHsif nnettrta. A.
ffefsfenfr Fte-s prrssss atfs,a ....ts 49,.
H'"r fni rsin 81 er CO. efibIi. sf f.Ii of,--
lu their fHafd
- Duncsns Espsstorsut ps~el, d. ..., 49,.
'tffe re hiii ties. snd snreia..sff ss hf,,- -,
30 o''Ff '1rn ceafsiss hnr siesi ID 49,
'sf s'fr1 f,ple'Fhitg Hsfs ~ ss.-s
'-ef.i ~ =, ~ - ~ ftis .gss.sia, 4, -
70 ~ '''''' hisiiIi Si,s,'. rsiss.issis
firsr Cenpisiai eg,5 ~ "a. -, - o. H..
- 'eaap go sfsss ttaiae saf ia,ri.s, 80.
iifsm hisissfas. Psusaurs ~ .,t,..fs
. - ~ t'',r ii'ifsss'"E aitesse ~ - f,t.-
''af re'~ isin sui ssisti b ias ia 49,, 49,
'liffHFi f0npfiHE. srfid rfa-faf .... ft.f......
'hs tifinfth ga hssiis,ts flffei fs.sra- s..,.
Hatsf shHlrd Oh strls fffsf. fim.ti., -
20 iiinnf fsftf 81 re-. .snatsifa .ifa = f....t
"'.iHf .i'F OBJ u rlfeat flsstsiitr fa.f
.fai.r 10 % ~ ilt f.r.ttN.ns ~ ihe tt.r a.
sfif hs'i ihf s.fHee 81 lrsrral i.Ilss.i... -.
rteiff.l aqrfiitl. aafii assf D. fisft.ts. CO..
l'h. rffsN irf1iiaaift ia ~ cIiaa ts,fs,t -.
30 one ~ 90 iais ~ 49, So, !.
= - ~ .Fsri, ffGifTH srs.f. Pasi-s,f.si.
40, fof sais 81 BE store. ~
, -. neARD. CO
Chatssss.
CHARLES D. KfLHAm
hs,ysyt FsyyS !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

cl~i'sissa ~ Co, y. Dee 6 lssi Z
fy-fhs psrtiss intsrssisS I, he 49,.
ofoef ~ Court. ere hereby notlfsd. f,sf 4 49,
-PFoiniea tfissy a. "a asg n usrf .esfk -.
49,. t7tt,) fof he pafo0 o. saterlor -
- etsss'ien 81 ne Aforesaid order 81 ce,.,,
- Eseh deg. 81 10 o'ciosk. A ~ a. - -.
re tiorssaid, ihsy ere fsqussisd 10 ,ff.,s 49,.
- - Fffi. staisusnia - evidence $780,
Hha 'ns ssiies required % b psffarmsd H.
WORTH lNoroN
- ''sh rsest cesn -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
NOTICE.

WING entered toto sn arrangement with
~ dessrs. Webb h Markell. OF this place
zoe the supply Of WOOL necessary Tor nv bu,i.
ness, wish ~ recommend ait those who hav,
horetofors been supplying me with thai srtjrte
70 lbo's gentlemen, where they will mast ~ ,tb
prices - taiisisefory ~ ever, snd also with m
t'ood'pPon the sane terms az allowed BY myssif
hsreiofore
also wish, respectfully. 10 decline cardinx
wool. except Tor cash, ~ ted q TO be . Sc
fious imPedimsni 10 ny other business
GEORGE PRICE.
ShephsTdsiovn. Fsb. IL IsG0-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

As CPcun superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Of Fauqusr County, held on The 18th
day OF Cetobsr, isII.
WilliGm Lucas, administrator de 5oais
non toiih the VIII ANNEXED of Ed,eard
Lucas, deceased, PI.mrryr,
AGAINST
Letcis Lucas, Administrator of .Nersey
Wager, deceased, uho tcas ,ridoH
and administrative Of John Wager
!Sen'r, deceased, James b. JYGcer.
administrator de bOnis non of John
Wager, Junior, deceased, and in his
otca right, Noah IT, lS,cayns and Sal
" Inn his rOifc, Gerard b. Wager,
Mary Sceieg, Basil Williamson and
Margaret his Dife, Hannah Hum.
PhTeys, tDidor, Gerard B. Warer.
GdministfatOr Of PHILIP Wager, deed
Joseph Hoffman, Ellen n. Hoffman.
George HoGnGn, Hannah Wager. ,ri.
doio and GdmmiStrotrir Of Ed,rard
Wager, deed; Charles Wager, Eli
=G6eh Wager, Edeard Lee Wager.
and James p. Wager, iafants. BIZ
William f. Phillips, their guardian
ad fteDl, Gerard b. Wager. admin
istTafor dc bOHis non IF Charles Va
ger, deceased, George ". Humphreys
administrator If Roger Hunlphreys'
decd, TreadiceH Smith and INN g.
has rife, Emily Humphreys, Maria
Louisa Humphreys, George Hum.
Phreys, Robert HanPlyeys, and John
Humphreys, infants, by Robert r.
Bro'gH, heT guardian al htem,
~ CHAScERY
AlIlS cause came on 70 be heard M IN -,
- Per formerly read aud the repott of CO...
MISSIONER Warrington, made pufsusnt IN The
order Of The eih day II June, i-5s. vbh =.
eeP'ions hereto taken By The dsl,tiso,. -
vas argued by counsel -ua eoosid,rst,a,.
"hsreoi. tho Court, sustsiniox the e,,t go
oFsrfuiing The second snd third Of ssid &C..
'i"rs' q of opinion a1d doth declare tL.t az.
pisinlfh - enutitd 10 recover the s,oo,,,, "a 49,
J ldgnsnts founded on the bonds ztvsnb 3, 80.
ward Luess aad John Wsser, SEM. dees.s.d
70 CHARLES Bennett and John Waits. and A.
suns pas on account Of the bond given 10
ismes :. Bates snd susanna Bates d, a.. -
Sssoins' nen"on.d-And 4 appearing hat John
wager, JON and Msfse wager. sdpiei.,,s,e',.
of John Wager, 5sn'f. dseesssd. have fuii, "a.
n'nis'ersd The refsonal ssseiis 81 The Sid Joi,,
" scr ssn'r. ihe C0ari is furthsr u ooigi.s,
MT ne SONS N money Aforesaid ere $780,
'oie uron the real estate n The said John ~
,sT' Seh'r,in ihe hands ofhs hs,r,--a i.ib.,s.
ore ordered hat Robert worthtsston. ,ho !.
'sfehI spPoinisd spseiai Cons ssioner Tor fhse
purpose % 'aquirs sps report Hhai real s,tsts
ie,esedss from the ssis 3ohb wsesr. sep'r -
'estsd, 70 be heirs. hou the tsms Ass bssr A.
,ossa o. snd By shom u Il nov hsld. ssS si.o
he ssnasl vrlas thereof, Stating sssb astisr,
lsei,liI - ~ my thiak psriinsst, o. say Per.
, @sy fsqutrs.
Capy 90 Tssls.
wv ,, PHILLIPS, ci,rh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
VIRGINIA, 10 witt:

virginia, To wit: -,
~ Euic, hottie, "a ,ss Clerk. Oaue of,L. cir-,;,
SaPSupr Govt ~ i-au -ud ChsnS@t, fos IrH-r.oa
County. the tfs, Noad., Ia u, ssmh.r.ik,t
Rssert W PcrG'efoa. Ei4s n. Lang, AID .ffg,.u
~ ".ffs. Cs-Narfners. f-ads,>s tii~r ~ ( !. Fl
TeHalesss, long ssd Rei,s. Pri,rlyrs
AGAINST
|sHH -~ " H-is1 snd Ernrr . Hri~a ss- etrf-
"eT', i''f.er ne frfs - JsAs .HrIs 64r1 q Co
DfFEspASrs,
~ cHlNcFRT
'SNlt' d'ir-'i'suts. Ioha N.P Rss~n s,d Henry A.
D'ien. M assin- -,isr-J ,h-ir sp,.~sr-.r-,
s"i r1'rn r"curi'r rssof'in o. tho ~ II as.rhlV
anal The vui-. of The C,.,rt .-s !, .p,-., I've y,
s-i'i'e'"fT ,s'-ue- ih.i thts not sl,.h..,, nI
ih' n"if, " - ertf-f{ Ihs; th~ s.id .,.f,ad-
sHr a. spi'esr hss' tn see i.s :. A Tia. rex,
'~i'' ai.d -na-es re h'it ~. pis'ats. sd ,l.i
corf - u,is crirr, ~ trts~ an ,sssr,sd an .on,-
~ r'P-prr ruhiish. - Chal.,ta-r. frr two
mH"ths 'uee+sss~l' sud res'.i q ~ ff,,t ior a
The N''''i-asa.- .. the sai ta~a q C.sssi.ao-n.
,SF--lssr.
ne~. >. isli
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

NJ Rules holjen in the CLERKS oliee Of IN,
Circuit superior Court OF Law snd Chase-ry
Tor Jeasr'on Couaiy. the igsi iiond AZ ~ De-
eenber. l-ii:
TAemas BHAstGTS, PtuxrtYr
AGAINST
.lbrahrra fdsr, Joscph 7 DaHgssrfy. F,,l,,i,I a
B'issos. I"s- Hsnkis Js'nes " .Wsaniar. Ga,
Harding. John ~ Ro,-an. Cserks 10 Tan,
I-br ~. Lbs. Jsino Perry, .v..v T. Fsrr,,,
HtI'a'H " Grigss. Smiih C,sss. Ed>n Csrsis,
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