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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

eomelhin0. Dot that was matter could not
control. even il Il were 90. and do moi hold
mysslf .esoonsible for il. While exercising
eli tina forbearsnce | did during The xQgravs.
llne conduct Of the Pnsosi, what was the
course pursoed 81 her oficersl They 49,
on the hurricane deck. MOI only usinG toMsp6G
mo the most violent psofane and dis2sacetWl
language ever heard, but ~ the time they
assert they received Inc injury, and that WAS
running OF without enquiriag what injury had
been done, they wers engaged IN throwing n
my person oil kinds Of missiles one threw
chair, smother stick Of wood. and third
threw iumbles Of my head. while the clerk.
Nj. Wall, 90 understood, got his flfle %
shoot me. Il will not be supposed thst
stopped upon si,eh N INVITATION. nm now
satisfied. from the threats made before starting
from the lower Rapids, that ME Potosi Intend.
ed 70 do me inj0Ty on her upward trip. She
wilfolly and ruvpoee'y. and without. the least
cause, run into me. doing much damsge TO
my boat. and If she received any injury hsr'
cell, Il Was the fault Of her ofhcefs. and not
mine. The effort has been made By the aaste'
ment Of her passengers, TO fOrestaIi public @
pinion, and prejudice the public against ny.
self and my boat, but when all the facts ana
circumstances shall be known az they sfane-
pired, | must stand acquitted Of all cuIpab'll.
", and the condemnation Of the public will
rest where il belongs, entirely and exclusively
upon The Poiosi.
All the papers which have published the
statement Of the passengers Of the Potosi, are
requested to give This an insertion.
CHARLES ROSS.
Captain Of the s. B. ST Louis Oak.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
THE LATE ELECTION.

Although nine days have elapsed since the cleo.
ton, we have not yet received returns sufficient to
enable u TO state the result with any degree Of &C
curacy. From many COUNTS We have contradicto-
r. reports ssto the yosS jos Delegate, but We think
the official returns-wiil not vary much from fol-
ng table, embrscing . few counties from whichswe
have official returns:
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xAJoRITIEs ron DRrxoArE.

From Washington we have heard nothing ~ to
the vote for Delegate and the northesnp state
'hat Clayton and Buchanan are SO equally divided
that but little change will be made by their vote.-
We have heard nothing of the result in the New
Purchase, but the general supposition is that the
vote Of that district will he strongly in favor Of Gen.
Dodge.
nEpRESENrATIvEe ExEcrED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

u Persons indebted TO this Office for sub.
scrip,ion. advertising or job work. are request.
ed to call and make payment as we are in
pressing need. Wheat, oats. corn. bacon,
Beeswax. fax seed. wood, OF any thing else
that viii pay debts. will be received in pay.
ment Of dues. We have been very indulgent
to our patrons. and. aside from our wants, We
think il tine that something should be done
towards settling long standing accounts. II
good words aud gentle hints will no. answer
We mus. Try wha, virtue there is-io trying
another method.
HxAR Bora SiDEs.-Capt. Ross. Of the ST.
Louis Oak. AZ will be seen BY communica.
ton in 'o-days paper, copied from the Galens
Gasei,e. denies the truth Of the statements
made by the passengers on the Po:osi con.
cerning the collision between the two boats !
-shor, time sinee. and puts different colorina
on tbs whole affair. AZ j, 10 to undergo ,
legal investigation. the pebble viii 5000 5,
ssshssd 10 place ths blsms on The faulty opes
md .hsm slooe.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

~ The result q The late election must be
s porifyine toS vNhigs q il i gratifying
70 The Dsmoetsy. Last year the people saf-
fssed local pe5udiess and persosal Partislisies
Is divide aud distracs them, The consequences
Of which wsrs Wing Council and > House
Of doubtful politios-d doubtful Il least, when i
Was 10 the interest Of few TO act with the
Whig party. The Democracy making no Of
fers % fes for the fidelity Of ito stFsyihg,
wandering members, they readily took sp
with The opposite party, and assisted i in az
rJipg it, measures throughout. This was IN
sidersd great triumph 'for Whiggry ND
since then they have unblushinefy al mel
Iowa % Wing Territory. though tn CON
cededsh election Of Dodge a. growing out q
considerations other ,hisIi6T Of devotion 10 the
political party to which he belongs. And now,
what 10 the result Of calm deliberation on ths
part Of The peoplel Dodge's majority is prob.
ably double what il was too years ago, and
the Democrats have carried more than two
,,hirds ri the House Of Representatives; and Of
The eight Wings elected, six, we believe, eve
theif election 10 Democratic votes. while Int
one Democrat is elected from Wing county.
And all this done against some small dead.
van,agss operating against the Democracy
Glory enough for oneyesr.
Tzr MissouRIAx.-We arc glad TO nsrceixs,
by large and handsome sheet, bearing this
title that our old friend and co-laborsr in the
good cause, Gen. v. P. VAN ANTweaP, late
Of this place, is again on the tripod, having
purchased the establishment Of the late Mis-
souri, Standard, a St. Louis, and established
a weekly paper Of the above title, with the
intention 6rissuing semi-weekly and daily
as soon as his subscription list will Justify
Ofthe abilities Of Gen. v. A. We need scarce
y speak. He has long been citizen o. the.
west, and hyhis own efforts in the cause. and
the. pains taken BY the opposition to coun,er-
act the influence Of his pen, has his name and
fame beea too widely spread for us 10 add
TO il. Reared in the school of Jefsrscnian
Democracy, he never swerves from principle.
but looking to them az the polar star. ~ has.
ever s,eered his barque. in that direction. He
is one Of the few Democrats who have figured
upon the public stage, wi,hoa, ever having.
in the least, sacrificed principle for expedi.
encys sake. or personal interest. He has our
best wishes for success, both in q political
and pecuniary point ofview.
Connected, in trade and commerce, 40 we
are with St. Louis. we recommend the Mis-
sourian to our citizens as sheet we'll WORTHY
their support, as it will furnish all the items
Of information necessary 10 regard to trade.
Terms-Daily $500, Semi.weekly $500,
and Weekly $3.50 invariably in advance.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

The Wings are marked with -. The election
Of Mr.. Baker, in Washington. as also the members
ftem Cedar. &c. comes in manner which permits
Of o little doubt, and but little. The Davenport Go.
zette Of yesterday says Chapman received major
isy Of SIS, and Walworh as. We doubt il.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

NorE.-Those marded with are Democrats.
and the figures 10 the right denote their msorties.
The t denotes the majority Of the wing candidate
for Surveyor.
TlProN Oct. 9Th ls4l.
Ma. EprroR:
The above is the result Of the election in
this County. We have been told for the las,
two months BY some Of the leaders Of the
Wing party here, that their party had become
the strongest. and that they would now use
their power. accordingly they held cosven.
,ion and Pot ia nomination the men Of their
choice. They have elected their County
Surveyor, for The reason that Dr.. Henry, the
Democratic Candidate. was not known as a
practical Surveyor. Their other candidates
have gone up Salt River for . time. Mex,
year We may expec. to hear great ou.cry a
gainss alt conventions. a. they do not help IL
minority to ssle: and We may also expec, 10
hear shas old worn out song that national poli.
tics has nothing 10 do with our Teui,ori.,
elections. But W are watching them. and
] hope The democrats 10 shs o.hss eoou,iss u.
ds'ne he cams, MERLIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

DEx. WHfe.
LEE-Bierly, Roberts, Steele,' 2
VAN BuRxN-Samucl Brolin, J.
H. Boney, James M. Ray, ,
DEs MoIxEs-John Johnson, A.
D. Wright. Abner Hackelman. AL.
fred Hebard.s Jas. w. Grimes,s 3 ,
HESRr-Wm. Th,mpson, Pa
ton Wilson, Hamilton Robb,'
LornA-Geo. w. McClcary,
JEryERsoN-Culbertson,
WAsHIssTox-Baker.
MuscArINE-Edward E. Fay,
Z JoHxsos--Jas P. Carleton,
CrDAa. LINN, &c.-Georee H.
Walworth,s W. +. Chapman,' 3
Scorr-G. c. 4. Mitcheil,s 4
CLISrox-John Brophy, !
JAcKsoN-John Foley,
DUBUauE. CLAYTON, &c.-Th.
Rogers. Hardin Nowlin, =
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II Err AID.

COUNCIL,
"A. G. Dodge, l69 II - ~ ~ IS 2e4
Vim. H. Wallace, 1876 10 SO 46 II 266
HxPREsKxTArIvx,
sEdw. E. Fay, IA Is 20 rs II q 26O
VIC Wodscud 1873 10 81 ~ 245
fR. Stewart, 9 o g o 10
tJas. Farmer, 5 Q . l 8
COMMISSIONER,
Benjamin Nye. 1877 II 10 Is ~ Ia 227
Milo Bennett, lat as 81 A. 20 276
JuEos PROBATE.
IT. s. Parvin, 1871 IL 81 81 rs 81 2sl
A. Wa.hburn, ;22 l3 SO 20 l9 2a5
SURVIVOR,
John sherfsy, lss Is ~ II 'l5 "A 27s
&c Bumgardnr $50 20 46 AZ - se4
rREAsUREx,
J.A.M'Cormick, l4l IL IS IL IL 80 al
IT S BatteNe, las % 4S 30 IL 279
COLLECTOR,
.William Parvin, i5l ~ 20 IA 10 81 252
r J. Ssarks, "a = rs 10 rs 0 Isl
tWm. 8. Ayn, ~ 0 0 rs II - IS
"A. T. Banks, l63 II 20 % 80 80 2e9
Benz. CopeK, 81 Is ~ l22
No. votes polrd 2ss 10 4s 60 ee So 544
Wings in acknowledgements
ELECTED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

the deer and wss threatened with
The mansion Of ihe Lucy family = ..ssecadoa
miles from Stafford. But / nus, al. aooa' Two
the roo0 where the favored child ss Soslb
was A 2e5ehy dane, wea,in. gem.
EhNe apron - psim CT eosdse,,as :, neg
narrow light Q! stairs 10 The eon,..' " ae
passtnsni. Every thing in this Ji,,Is .
ted chamber 10 fall AZ Interest. tn a"'qa
eniirsly covered. with Inscriptions f,,' van sl
aad noblea 10 the most humble. Az ,0'a s'as,
for sucl' is the name Of our WORTH .osa
requested US 20 enter our names IN !. "o..es
which les upon the little round ,ah,. a.sse
Pe!osing s!'e nomberlsss names ia the vi. ~ :
LED oock. = wss moi the lssst inte.e,,in. , !.
serve = number Of our eoun,rmen
place observed the names Of Wa,h;..,a
wing, Msstin Van Boren asd John W.
dated December 9Oth 1891. In aoo,s. 0,na !
ticed Daniel Wsbsser, Mrs. Le-ov W., =
and Miss Webster. dated 1899 a.. s 20
Willis, Mise Jane Porter, Mrs. Sioon,,'.N.
8. of America. Bot think We vs,. ~
eeseiatives from Iowa on Ann 9" y. oal
sbo46, Among the many signatures or , Svaa
ed persons, none interested more than ST. s" ~
Tor Scots. dated 1891, which the pood 4" n, ~
'dy said ~ ssw him write, md she r,s W. q
gsta better pen, but he would no, II, hs W
Wherever We travel We zee Human -.
exhibiting itself in ! thousand difiere,, 's'as
and perhaps 10 none more 90 than il Tho n, ~. sa
bling propensities Of mankind. MAS 81 ' m.a
amused with two ofihose effnsions of Ivy:
over the bust Of Shakespeare, which !. e el.a
On pedestal 10 the corner Of the room , Nv
be was born, that ! copied them for ,he h ss..
Of your readers. They are as follows: '''sA
Let.
Stranger tread notthose halo wd boards with -.
Within III room. ereaf Shaksneore ,v.. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
TIE COMET

The following account OF comets IS gycn in Tho =,
eycioped'a OF Biography and will be found interesting
and Instructive a, this time:
COMETS!-1'te fixed stars aud planet, ara always
visible when moi obscured by the superior llrin of the
sun; but The class OF bodies called COMET. are $40. oI
Wneh ihey are IN that part of their several paths
lies nearest to the SUM- at all other times they maya
through regions OF space far the reach ot our
son' even when assisted by the most pow crfl elcsos
Inc motions OF the comets are like husc of the pl,n.s
performed IN elliptic orbits according To kene ,ys
hui unlike The planetary orbits the erliIss which the
comets describe extremely elongated: =, that tho
small PORTION OF their orbits through which We have an
opportunity oil tracing them, comedies very nearly with
pafaDoa. the curve Of which is The limit of the lipse
when It's greater axis Is indefinitely increased The lin
cnation Of the orbits of The very various some
move IN planes almost cohcdcnt with the ellptic and
oihers IN planes nearly perpendicular to it, They move
also in very different directions the motion sonr hoin
direct and oil others rcir0oFade
The comets differ widely from the planes in tbi, -,
Pearance as well as in the figure and position of hrir
ofps. w hen comet is first seem it is usually sur
io"nueo oy family luminous vapor which become,
more ofght as the comet approaches tie sun and at
.'g" s"oos OUT INTO long luminous and transparent
"aih' very much resembllnga sireame, and extendno
~ direction opposite to the sun The deu.e mar, f
'ne comet whch both to the naked eve and when view
20 through telescope, resembles much the PLANETARY
miles called nuccs the family luminous yap,r Inv
which II is surrounded is called the cono. and III. I
luminous tram proceeding from the coret in an Opposite
direction from the sun is called the tail Between ,h
nucleus and the coma lies part fainter than the former
but brighter than the latter. aud in which The mn
esus appears involved, this is called the head Of The
comet. WV
The length of The tail is very various Sometimes, /,
extends only few degrees oker cases i, has been
Mind TO reach than fourth par, Of tho hea
se'n. II comet does moi come very the SUM- the
eei 1ofs not sinpt frto tail but retains the appear.
anre u nebulosity round the comet during the whole
ls'M OF being visible. The tail sometimes CONSISTS
a two OF more dyegiIS3eams Of light. aud is always
50 Transparent t!iai1i SEEN t,rcpgh
;:;s;ii 10y 1Il| :, 11ll I,,',,::s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

i''' NlN TO wit At rules held the Clerks Office of
The lcWt superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
County ol Nelson, IN the month of March, lSi3:
Elisha Shepcron Plaintiff.
against
illlan j Hargrovr, lcwcrn T. C. sh. Arabell, G..
susan llirgrovc, EdmundW Hill Elizabeth Hi Ruhe
IA iaiSroNc, Susan f. llareroys and Mar argrovr
Defendants.
IL Cu>NCERy.
The Defendant William I Iargrovc no, having eet.red
has appearance and given security according TO the Act f
Assembly and the rules oi this court il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence That he snot an inhabitant ofth. Com
mun"eah ON motion of tn" lainn, by counsel il is or
deied, that the sad Defendant do appear here at rules 10
oc held III the said Clerks Office, the first Monday in Junc
hc\ and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of th.
order be forthwith inserted in 1.-THE ynchburg Nmgnian
newspaper published in the town of Iynchburg for two
months sa'cc''Ne, and another copy thereof posted
The tmi door of the house this county on som.
court day. A Copy ,-Tese
March % %
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The G0beU House,
MIN eGKEET, Iymchbnrg, w.

FENilS new aud commodions building, recently erect
l. ed on the corner OF Bank Square. wll be ready
for tenant by the first Of April As regards loca
tlop, internal arrangements and other requisites for
Public House, II isnot surpassed craed by any other
tenement IN town 1t is built entirely Of Stone ily tour
feet 'front.' running back 100 feet, four stories highs and
including the brick tenement adjoining and connected
with II, has twenty four lodging rooms. reception
and two dawlng rpoms those designed for aides be
ing entirely separate and apart from those appropriated
the Of gentlemen. In addition to these it has d.
ming room 60 feet by 22-bar room cellars, kitchens
To good tenant the terms will be liberal.
On the first floor Of the house, there is a Store Room
handsomely fitted up, 60 feet by 22 which will also be
for rent at the time Two or three other tenements
suited to small families will also rent OF lease to good
tenants. RICHARD X CRALLE
March q WIS
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Feb. Q


NfrS mia:
rules held IN the clerks Office thu circuit ,ppsro,
court I. law and chancrr, holden in md for III. e,nuv
VI carPhe'I the 9th day OF February, 1913
nno"' ORD and Nancy Ford, widow Of TIezrkiah Fsd
"' flantins
. against
brN'im W Walker, administrator Of ish Ford de-
case" samuel alkcr, ahau Ford Crl,sin Ford John
h"'t hnd Elizabeth his f, Richard Poi.Ie md Mos
a., IA, VIZ Joln harvey and Susan his wife ,Janrs Ford
Mani, Ford ! homos Ford, William Ford and -
aud Martha his wife, ~ n.c.,,,u,.
In CHAScERY
Ih" defendants, Benjanin W. Walker, administrator Of
iehkinh Ford, decd John Bnsicr and Elizabeth hi. wife,
hichnrd f9nneAer ard Mourning l. wife, james Ford,
Mani! Ford Thomas Ford, William Ford and
ana Martha ms "e not having entered their aud
gwen security, according to the Assembly and the
rules G" inns court and appearing by sn-ncory evidences
that lhev are not inhabitants o this il
cred that said defendants do appear here the d., Of
the next term Arril term OF This court bill Of
The pani ana that copy of this order be forthwith inrr
ted IN some newspaper, printed the town of ,urhbug.
for Two months sncccssvey and posted the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county on some court Jny
A copy,-rcs.,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. elk.
Feb l6 vim
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Feb. %
VIRGINIA.:

Rules holden in the clerks office of the circu .u-
"a Pcror OF law cancery for the town of ynch
burg, ON the 9th day OF March, 1913
Daniel +. Bailey Plaintiff
against
Alexander s. Henry, and George F. Henry Patrir,,
Henry sally W Henry Paulina J. Henry, Marion f. e
henry Ohm Robert Henry VILLAIN L. c. Henry, Maria A.
Henry, children OF said Alexander Henry the six Of
whom are infants by Robert Davis, their guardian
tenn Joseph r. Bailey and Archer omack late Mt
'lu W iiIiam baiseN Defendants.
Inc Defendant William Bailey not hav ng entered his APP
peaance and gwen security according the Act Of Assem-
py ahd the Rules o this court aud appearing by saslac
tory evidence, that he inhabitant of this country
l. ordered, that the said Defendant appear here ON the
must day OF the next term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy ,hs order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed in the Of ynchburg fortwo
months successfully, and posted the Of the
court house, in the said town.
A Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES. elk
March WI,
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
Rules holden in the Clerks Of,s of the Circuit SUI
peror tonr OF Law and Chancery for the County of
Charlotte, the 9th day OF March 1913:
Lewis D. PoindeNter and Nancy NJ his wife, Barbary d.
vi the"s, John d. Smith, ebert Smith and Jane A. w. his
w'ie Mary e. Smith who infant and BY Winsnw
nooi''oh, her next Trend, plaintiffs,
against
Martin H. Smith, nhs right and az administrator of
Isaac Smith, decd, and William ?. Smith, Anthony b.
smith, Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife, and Garland Cole
man and Sail, his wife,
Defendants.
In CH,ScERy.
The defendants William +. Smith, Anthony b. Smith
Harrison Hurt aud sally his wife, and Garland Coleman and
sally his wife, not having entered their appearance according
t" the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules of this Court and il
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that theyare
eithls Commonwealth, is ordered that the said Defendant,
do appear here on the first Monday in June next enter their
appearance" and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of
inns order be inserted in newspaper published
o"noi iynchburg for two months sccessyc, and posted
at the front door of the Court house OF the said County
Copy-Tcste,
WINsLOW ROBINSON, elk
March u WIN
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ROBERT .HOEEESS
~I~zA
,Mijig
-sGs.j

FEAs taken the L " o " n o r l.
I Main street, recently occupied by Mr.. Henry
l.. DAWES.
Feelings of gratitude prompt him TO tender to his
friends and patrons who have generously supported
him heretofore, his warmeSt thanks, aud IN taking this
establishment, respectful ysocits continuance Of their
support in this way
The location is pleasant the very comfnrta-
bic with good stable, aud spring of excellent water
within few yards Of the door, enabling him make all
who may favor him with their patronage. comfortable
In fine. he would say 10 tho Farmers aud Planters Of the
country. the Travelling Public to all. call the L
Mon aud you shall be conioriable-be made TO feel al
If . VI T..
JAN . w3n
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Feb. .

AT rules holden in the Clerks On,e Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and th,nc,r, Ia 49,,
town OF l-snfhourg, on the 9th day of February, 1913:
haia isn1riin, a married woman, who sues by A. "
I'' w ''"'"o ana trustee, &c. pkG
against
bel2mn r. Scrngg' and John Garth partners, tradisr
~ - " ''" Nct"sgs, Dsfts
In CHANcERY
ne deiehdan Garth not having entered hi. app.,r,,.e
gwen security according TO the Act Of Assembly 4 Inc ,.
' 'S ou and At appearing by satisfactory evidence TIM,
Nho, an lhhabitaht OF this country 1t is ordered b,
S'iu oee''aht 40 appear here the first MONDAY i,
May next, that being rule oay and answer H. LII
p'"" ana mat copy OF this order be forthwith n,.u.
IN some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchbur, r.,
months sccessvey and posted the front door 81 IN.
court house, in the said t.wn ~ '' o. 'Ae
CoPy,-Tcste,
r.ho d. ROBES Crt
WIN
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March
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VlRSlNEA, 10 wit:
/ rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, Tor tn. county of Pttsyl-
wanna, ON Monday the 9th day OF February. 1913:
Edmund Johns, Plaintiff
against
iiobson John, IN his own right and of William
r. Johns decd John Ross Morton Pannill and Mary his
wiie Micaah Clark and Susan his wife, " lam c. CLARK
and Martha his wife, iam Cooke and Elizabeth his wife
and Edmund eadcn, Richard ieaen, John ChiidIc,s and
Elizabeth his wife and Robert and san hi, lie
heirs OF Nancy lieaden, decd, formerly Nancy johns,
Defendants
Is CH,NCERY.
The defendants, Micaiah Clark and wife Edmund Head
en- and Richard ieaden not lng entered
and given security according the act OF Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court, and appearing satisfactory es
deuce that they not inhabitants this Sttc is or
dcrcd that the SAID defendants do appear here on the r,
Monday IN May next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith published IN the
ynehbnrg \Irginan, for two months ,cy and that
another copy be posted al the front door the courthouse of
this county And subpoena awarded against the de-
tenda John Chdress and Eliza his wife directed TO
the Sherlil OF Campbell county, rcturnabe to April rules
next and the cause is continued till March next ion
the answers Of the other defendants
Cepy-Testc,
W. II. TUNSTAIT., elk
Feb. % yom
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VITn1NIH:
rule held in the clerks Office NJ the Giro nj, sur'r"
courts o law aud ciancry holden aud fo the county
off dmphc, the 9th day oi February, 1913:
Joseph Eppcrson and Susan his wife Plaintiff,
against
Frncis Collawny executor of Joseph Galloway dHcc'scd
and in his own right, France. Mnnroe, Nancy Gich.
Polly Epprrson, Thomas Fitzgerald and Polly his wifi,
Henry Hudson, William Hudson Thoas Hudson. G orse
Hudson, konen Biggs and Lucy his wife and - Jo'e
and Nancy his wife, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
The def ndan Thomas Hudson, having entered his np
penrancr aud given security, accorn. Of Assem-
Ill, and the rules of this court nn appearing nv sn.c'
tory evidence That rr is nhallan of this cunn"n'
wealth, 1t is ordered that said defendant do appear here "h
the first T., Of the April of this aud ans""
the hill of h. lnnli, and lIni cop, nt order he fr'h,
with inserted IN some newspaper printed in the Town I"
tnchurg tor two months successfully, and poste, ~ '
iron door OF The courthouse of this county, some oou''
day. A.opy,-T-sie.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. elk.
Feb 16 ulm