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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01

lCHurrah for our Governor! Hurrah for
our Legisla,ure!! Hurrah for us all.!!
Al length after three mon,hs spen. By His
Excellency in fighting shy; and by the Legis.
ia,ure in regular Session-Stormy Session
adjourned Session--Special Session. and all
sorts Of Session,--ii appears tina, the Execu-
tive and Legislative powers of Wisconsin met
on the 23d inst smoked their Calumet of peace
aud agreed to commence real-righ, siraish,
up and down regular Session. The first fruit
Of The reconciliation. was the enactment Of the
much needed, and much hoped for Election
Law. which we publish in our paper OF this day.
That's The brigh, side Of the picture =
Now for The dark:
10 the repor. ofthe proceedings in the House
Of Representatives on the oath inst. as given
by the wisconsin Democrat we notice that
the House. by vote of 81 TO ? had expelled
The reporter and editor of The wisconsin En-
quire" from seats within the bar of The House
because reports Of s.anderous and libelous
nature had appeared in that paper with regard
10 certain members Of tina, House. Well,
even admitting that such was the case. we
,hink tina. The House was wrong in adopting
the resolu,ion-For this reason, an american
Legislature should never attempt to tyrannize
over the most powerful supporter Of American
principles-ihe .7meIieon Press.
Do The Legislature of Wisconsin suppose,
that the people Of Wisconsin are so consum-
msiely stupid, as to be governed in their judg-
men, By the reports Of The Wisconsin Enqui.
rer. or of any other paper, respecting their pro.
ceedingsi lf they do. we can assure them
thai they are wofolly mistaken. The people
Of Wisconsin. will Judge their Legislators by
their acts; and they are now watching those
acts with the eyes Of eagles.
We sincerely believe ,aai the House OF Re.
presenis,ives, will have deemed it proper 70
reconsider and alter The sboveusniioned reso-
l1iion; otherwise. the names Of Capron and
Palmer will be consecra,ed 10 the memory Of
ihe people. as The glorious tlDo who stood bold.
ly forih In The defence Of the Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
In BANKRUPTCY


District Couri Of the United Safes. First JUDI.
eiai District, Wisconsin Territory, in The
County Of Crawford. Sitting.
Ia the matter Of the petition Of Joseph Moore, to
be declared Bankrupt and to be discharged from
his debts.
MO flCE is hereby given, that Joseph Moore,
~ Of Crawford County aforesaid, individually,
and as the surviving partner Of the firm Of Moore
az DaIlam, aud ofthe firm Of James B. Dalam d
Co., and Of the firm of Moore g. Street, has hleo
his petition in this Court, to be declared bank
rJpt and to be discharged ffom his debts, under
the Act Of Congress, in such case, made and pro-
yided, aud thai a4 order has besh duly entered IN
this Court, appointing the 9th day Of May next,
at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon ofsnid day, at the
Count House, in the town Of PCairie Du Chien' ~
in said Couniy, ;hs time and place or the near
ing Of said petition. All persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause hany they
have, why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not b granted. ...
ID. G. FENTON Crk
u. =. ID. G. &. w. T..
TIP. Burnett. Solicitor for Petitioner.
Dated this I'd day Of March, A. ID. e43.-.3--zt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
ESTATE OF MARTIAL DErANDEBA-

ESrATE OF MARTIAL DETANDEBA-
II IATz. 70 aHpersons therein infcrested--
NJ 20 is hereby given, that Scion Nj. Langwor-
and Ralph Carver, Adminisraios OF the estate
Of Martial Do,nndebontz, late Of said county, de-
ceased, intestatc, have made application to the
Probate Court OF said county, for further time Of
one year, from tho Dis, day Of March, lS53, to
complete and cioso the settlement OF said estate.
And the Court aforesaid have appointed tho 81
day of April next, nj the Probate office in said
county, as the time and place when and where q
hearing viii be had Oh said application: a, which
time and place all perSons interested may appear
and shew cause, IL any, agains, said application.
J. ALLEN BARBER,
March II, is43. lq3t Judge Of Probate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
THE HERALD.
LANCASTER. SATURDAY. APRIL /.

AZ Tue emu "a q iouS Coiuuiu Va cuitoIid
abuse of other papers, The "Miners' Express
Of Dubuque, "a paper which. bye the bye is
edited with uncommon ability
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
expresses itself ihus:---
A NEW PAPER.
1Js"We have received the irst number of a
new weekly newspaper. called the "Granl
County Herald, printed at Lancaster, county
seat of Grant county, w. t., The mechanic
al execution is very neat and credltable. Who
the editor is. does not appear in the paper. But
If we are TO take the editorial column as a ties,
Of his genius, we are induced TO believe that he
is a real green 'un., The paper is neutral in
politics. The editor. in speaking of himself,
says :..."I was created jointly by Democratic
Whig.--a Whig---bo,h true blue--.and Demo-
cra,-..ihe latter real simon pure--.hickory to
the back bone. Rare and beautiful comoina.
ton .!!! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
Beautiful combination, indeed! but we don't
understand il! Wonder what it DOES meant
Our Devil says, i, means that his daddy was
Wing, and his nanny Duichman. Rare
and beautiful combination" BY POUNDS!
Now, we would advise this "nameess
grace" TO draw night cap over his .gafran.
ixed SQUASH creep into hard cider barrel,
and hire some body TO roll him down a steep
hill.
The paper is published by Mcssrs. Shrader,
Mallett g. Co. They have our best wishes
for success"
This smart ,wa.,le Of the. Miners Express
abou. the HERALD, may be likened to hog
grunting at pearl.
ADvIcE.-.Learn 10 read and comprehend the
English language---Take that devil, 10 whom
you are obliged TO refer for ideas, into your
editorial department. and put less Of the spIr-
II ofthe Decil into your editorial columns.
For the especial benefit of the Express, the
name OF the Herald's man is Diamond.
,'green 'un' has never been discovered
but those Of The frs. wofer' are known TO
cut.
n. B.---This Is The last time that we shall
reply to any remarks of the Express, relating
20 the Herald because.
f~"They-d-m II! they're TOO smart" 70
and because we know that our readers take but
lille interest in editorial squabbles.
We notice them Eow, only TO shew due res.
pect 10 age-to thank our neishbor for his kind
wish-and TO assure him Of our strong hope that
he may be elected (aa we perceive that he is
candidate for the honor) ar Alderman or Du-
buque by a roaring vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
Important 10 Miners

The p superintendent Of the Osrsola Fur
naes hereby gives notice 20 the Miners, that ih'
leafs iof the works having expired, the late opera
tors will not smslt si said furnace, Until fyrthe
orders.
J. BLARNAGfIAS.
Sspsrinisndsnis Office
oceois March 2Stb i5t3--3-a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
MlkNEED.

At Potosi, on the 23d instant, by C.. X
Lord. Esq. MIR. ALBERT w. AMsuRy to Miss
ELIZA NICHOLS, both of this county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
NEW GOODS.

INilE subscriber has now on hand large aud
j. general assortment of GOODS, which no
offers uery loo Tor Cash or Produce.
ID. a. MACKENZIE.
Po,osi, March Is, 1919. IqH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01

G~Any Of tho letters not taken out Of this
Office within 90 days. will be sen, to the dead
letter Office at Washington ID. G..
rLeiters addressed TO any place out OF
the United States, must be post paid, other
wise they will no. be forwarded from this Of
fee. C.. KALIENBACH p. NJ,
Potosi w. Il. March 3isi lSi3.-..3-.,E.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
March -, 1913.

joins IHoMfsoE,
YyHE defendant IN the above entitled cause,
will take notice, thai the bill and petition OF
the complainant has this day been filed 10 the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the District Count Of said ooun-
~. Now, unless you. Tho said John Thompson,
shall personally DO and appear before the Judge Of
the said Coun, at the court house 10 Lancaster, In
SAID county OF Grant, on Mon1ay the Sd day Of
April next and plead, answer, or demur 10 tho
complainant's bill Of complaint, which has beea
exhibited against you 10 the said court, on tho
Chancery side thereof, the same win be tsksa ns
confessed against you, and the matters and thing,
therein dccfeed accordingly. And IL is ordered,
that .,oilce Of the tendency Of this suit, be pub
lished ia the "Grant County HeroA," newspa-
per published at Lancaster, in said county, for ,
successive weeks.
l.. o. SIIRADER, CLERK.
r. r. BCbsETT, Solicitor.
March II, 1913. 1q3i'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01

Biseonsia Tsrrtory, Crawford County, Sc.
LYaIx VI. WAEEEs,
". IL Attachment.
THE American Fen CoNrasYl
NTOTICE is hereby given, 10 the said defendant
Y and all Others concerned, fhsi On the 25in
day Of February, A. ID. Ie43, ~Tit Of attachment
issued DOT Of and under the seal Of the District
Count Of Cfa~f,rd county, Tor the sum Of thirteen
thousand and two hundfed dollars, against the
goods enatels, Lands and tensmenis, moneys rigts
and credits. Of he said defendant, at the suit II
IN, said plaintiff directed 10 the Sheriff n said
eoaaty rst1uaDls 20 the May term Of said District
Coar,, A. ID. 1913: which wit vas returned duly
executed. ID. G. FENTOE, Crk.
Bsvxsoy & BcnrFrr, Pigs Auyt lqet
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
ESTHAH

FENAhEN up by the Subscriber living a, Pads
Il Grant County w 4. about the twenty ti,ih OF
January last Red and VIII ,e Cow about i've years
old, marked with crop in the right ear, and an
underbil in the lef,-Also, year ing Steer, near
ly white, marked in like manner; the owner is
requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
L. b. THURTELL.
Paris March ooh lS4l.-.3.-l,e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01

"Styalcs sdOV which way the ,cind biOus!"
vVyHE subscribers respectfully inform those per-
sons who are indebted 10 theni, that they viii
be lor=ed TO administer the well known and inlsl-
ible votnn Pills. OF Ds. BLAcgsTo SE TO the eases
Of some OF ineir old friends--uness they call and
alosk over"---
THOMAS PALLfSER.
JOSEPH PETTY.
AnriI La 1e4a --l--tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01

A LOUD CALL---HEAR yE!!
TNEE subscribers earnestly request all those who
owe them, to come forward and pay up
Ihey are now winding up their old affairs, and
hope that this hint will be sufficiently broad TO pre-
vent any further proceedings.
LEWIS & VOOLFOLK.
Potosi, March 81, lSd3 2qtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
a CAR ID.

nn ID. REED Tenders his services to the CHI.
H. zens OF Po'osi and vicinity as Physician.
ne received his Diploma at the Fairfield College
New York, and has prac'ised seven years ia the
northern par, OF Illinois. by a prompt at,cn,ion
TO calls he hopes to merit share OF public na,ron-
age. His charges will be moderate--,e Cor. .pond
with the times,
Poosi April LIST lS42--2qtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-01
ID G.. FENTON Crk

r. p. BURNETT. Solicitor for Petitioner.
Dated this % day OF March, A. ID. I543.-.3--z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26
CsEftkEiFesNG PIANOS.

I'iiE stBSC RIBER has procured the agency for
The sale pfthovc fuy splendid Instruments, mado
By G9chefing s Aiackeys, OF Boston
10Th lse acquainted with instruments from this Man
uletry. s1y nothing, feeling confident they cannot
aIl To please.
Ia tn Sc nnaeIu7ined with them We say. ONLY
TRY THEN. aud yoa " III fad them nj inferior To
the celebrated Brentwood Panosol London.
We do moi sell HEN Oh tral--noi bccause we are a
r1id 10 risk tll, but for the reason that majority
Of persons not Judges and such is confidence IN
lhc manufacturers that willing stake our rep
utat5n upon then tone and durability being warranted
to stand any cltmate.
TIN above instruments arc on hand, and FIR sale at
he ign Of thc Golden Mortar, Bank Square Lynch
bur-. Va. by ID. r. LYMAN
An. vi 2n-li anil Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

Manr,= / 90, p s.,.-l -. =,
far 9,nu,f, l4.l2 .st,,'..5,i - ''.''' 'a9'@ine
model Inn r,,IllY,,el ,,a T.. "'''''' u 4
s,,,.,, r,,,r.. ~ l,.,.t - : - ""' az pm
"per,aps the ,r.t .5..fl y -,
billtl,. OF land under ~ .ne1 .,,,s,,,,nn, ~ ,,l
and Of the lfp,e.,. ef,i.. ,,.5.t - ~ 'i'''','
s,.n,, the \ ,Ii,nal NJ H., So, w., '9'''', may nc
Edar,tl,n. Al ,.asaI,, No., b'lI Nv o''I' "i
s,,,tl, o,n,,cl ~, ma. ' .l',' 'o'"' MS arm,
p.nf md lln.q fe,ut ,,, - s, '' :" t''f' Ct =
tDere were hcpt On IL dunn, The war ~ a "'l,s' anu
and h,rs,s n ,,l,'." Wv ,''' = 1'"" 9i cattle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

7 Circuit Superior Court o tGanccry con
\ tuued by dd ,1tnmcn and held 10, Tire cnnny Of Am
hcrst the Courthouse flday the 3si day Of Marc,
lsl3:
John billiard and Reuben Carvcr Plaiitils,
dgditSi
Thomas Knight and Lucinda his wife lanes l. WHITING
ton and Lewis Gregory, executors Of Jane, on ho as
executor oi james London decd Edmund iusun lat,
Sheriff and such admin de non III, the N
annexed al James London the elder Obadiah Henderson q
ecutpr o Noy London decd, Obadiah Henderson AMI SUI
sannah hi wife, Irvine Lee London aud Sally his wife Polly
Gregory, Edmund Penn, Sheriff al Amherst and a. SUI
administrator oi Elizabeth Whttnson desd AID Lewis
Simpson aud Nancy his wife. Defendants,
In CHtNCEgY.
On the motion of the Defendants James L. Whittineton
aud Lewis Gregory executors of James LONDON r deed
appearing that more than two have elapsed the
estate OF James lonann, ST. decd, committed To the
Plan!ih John ad, the present administrator blns non
with the vi" annexed, the Court 10th order that all person,
who may have claims .ains the Of the sai Jane,
London, Sr, be required 10 eXih the Cor l
eciucat a. or before the next trrm aal unless legal
lanS OF debts shall appear against the said c.tate the
Court ldcrfce dI,trbHuuat said arnung hccg
atccs without requiring efndng bonds and that ths orc
be published for cI weeks succc.si> civ the lvnchbe
Nugmian, public newspaper, published in the town o
LYnchbng and posted The front s,r OF the ho>e of
this County uutnO several Court daNs.
Copv-lesle.
ROBERT TINSI.iY, Clt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26
3jnflffaI.
nuNKxw pssLL MONUMENT.

~ MRS l.. ~. siGeURSSY.
Rice. lofty column, in thine attic grace,
Aed to the stranger harque ths, ploarhs III. deep
shew Freeao,ns land beckon the hrnewarl bound,
Like good ansrl lowering Ger the reef
VI here rest his little ones and where, With song
Whose ef,-rereaicd burien i, has name,
Tie mother luiis to sleep the oraded babe.
THIN the rough sailor. battling with the surge
Forsets his toll, and he who apdared long
In foreign c,isaes, perchanra with eager e,s
For giit,erine pageant OF FOR royal romp
Owns the electric chain that binds strong
rn,s has native bills. and feels how good
To live and die amid his fsthsrs' graves
But thou, around thy base, WIEN early spring
T,nts the rst Erassowe lure those besu,eon. groups
Who gambol, free from There .hould the, meet
Some w.,worn pilgrim leaning his stall,
And los, amid tho memories Of the past,
By their young footsteps reused, pefehsnee he II fa.c
HIS feebehand, and point each ie'riui change
or Bunker's battle -6eld-mhere the assault
Kindled to widest ffr-wher, the cry
Burst forth when Warrcn fcll--wAefs the dire aa.h
Raced hottest, and the III blood u the bra,.
t;ushed redaes--ttl the kinsly etea VS. bowed
To infant Liberty. Then may they rad
Those childish iistener'--ou that iurrvuoa brow
The holy zeal oim,n Of olhes DIV,
Who sought no gusri,u bpt their aouutre's veal
And ,hsuld that country need, 80 may the, stand
When iimc hath knit hcir sinew. IN the mi.h t
OF the same heaven born trust
And il those hand,
That nercr plncksd laurel On the fold
OF iron warfare MOI Sic ftiul weifht
az empire poised, have lent thcrr humble .id
la wnman's aeakno.s. 10 eencrt thy stones
Thi,k it no seorn, oil euiann bat upi-at
Thy glorious brow as pfoudl, h's ard the cloud
For thess, amid thoif saeitci'd-ons ,phete
Making the heart. store beautiful th love,
And IN the fountain oi nations. hnp,.
Mmsling sweet d'ofs q puri'y ard pea &C,
suhsetse the IA, h ris4a ai bound 10 bear
To TAR ros.efit..
And vh,n We pa"
On with orr generations = lie ianb.
When age Ger age, like r1,.ing bubbles break
Stand thou, and ma K the dim de az uftImc
Yea, though the sun. Lib, wounded trsar. odd
i'i' mantle dsfkly round hin. - thou fffn>
Even I'll tho last tame vlaP IL rilillJ oafih
And sick nui till shc die.
lIakrToRD, Jtvr, 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

BUNKER Hill. MONUMEST.-Thc Monu-
fnoni Stands nron the summit, where the small feUuht
Was thrown up By the Americans The sight of june
10Th, iI15 Pu.sous 10 It's erection. the ground
distinguished by sna column IN h9nUr OF NaRBEN.
whp tell upa tie spot erected in l59I, by lodge OF
Free Mssons-AAsu.4. lie time Il his etafious
death. hem. the Grand Master 81 the Free Masas 81
North Ameuca. Subscriptions first asked iir tlt
present M9aument IN 1871. IA Association called
The Bunker I'LL Monument ass ,ciaflou was frncd
membership 81 which 10 be cH5yrd by thJ.e Win
subscribed I'VE dollars A engraved dploIa vas their
certificate, aud ueir Hamcs inscribed upon tie
parchment records deposited within r eurnef slln-
The corner stone was laid June l1ih l525, but the
work WIS no. resumed until March. ls2T
The structure was parrd under the SUPER ntsndenrc
Of Mr.. james Savage, ii Boston ny whom the lnuula
non and narccn courses or The sup fructnrr laid
wheu ~ August, le2S. The work sisu nded al az
count q! deficiency IA funds. Abm $4,000 had then
teen expended Tho work Was resumed TIL hr
summer 1t lSJl. wien sixteen additional euurscS were
lad, and the work wa. agan stopped in ls3J. about
ioo0U having been appended. All husintss Was
thcn greatly oppressed and The pre,t uf hIlGg pub
lie faH VAS suggested. winch every female in The
lniun io lrsted II might contribute aid II the com
plctuum tn mtnumcnl.
1be Far was held il Bost II IN s. plrmber lsto md
lis proceeds " M lcw n.nn5rcni donations put win
~ ihe hands 81 the Cunmitce I'll The Bunker lil As
s9cailun sum sufficient to complete The great Object
Mr.. Savage, by contract with the Building Commit
W. NaS euSI'u, IN liza al uun 81 lS1b, 10 complete
Tie "ufk LOT Si3,sub lle resumed his labor by wing
the FIRST sone May ID 1871, and finished IL with entIre
success by dcPisliing The apex on July 23d. lsI2-
HE last sicnc was raised al . o'euck In hr NUN
ing u tha' day, with the discharge Of cannon; Mr. Ed
ward Catnes II, Of Charleston accoinpsn, inn II IN
us ascent, aud waving thc American iig DUNN the
pryeess
ihefc afo ninety clatscs Of sanc in the whole stnez
lufe, oghty luf u thrm being above the ground aud
six oi Them below The basf 10 lhlfiy leel square; IN 4
rise 81 t"o bnndfed ADD ,Ihly feet, hs punt here
ihe irnaiion 81 III, apeN Dcaus tbefn IS duniauttnn
"l fourteen icet seNep aud ballufhes Tho net n.r
." e sionr lfio hr base /, lie apex IS two huudi led
aha hlneltoh leel aud ten Inches, the seams ii mortar
making thu Wh1e elevation tNo hundred and t,v,nly.
ore feet. No auu stand aud lopk Of tle slr.r=
iutr "r sean 1t with Il ,Sr observation without being
impressed with ihe .nondefll mathematical accuracy
"hhh distinguishes H. 1he Jlols al tie stone, seem
lohf ehsele5 VIII gfea1 eNart4es4; snd the tnnninn Il
NE obe5s1 las yeeo 4llllrssly eNeeolcl.=-.N J. In
bnae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

VIRGINIA Ia witt At Rules held ia the lexis Office OF
the Cirrutt superior tonftot Law AMI Chanccry loI
The County OF Halifax, in the month OF MAY, lsI3
William II. Cook, who for the benefit Of Bcnan
lines. Plaintiff
draiHSi
Mathew l.. Tanner, Bird l. Tanner and Philip Uosefion,
Defendants,
Is CnASCERY
The defendants Mathew L. Tanner and Bird l.. Tanner
not having entered their appearance, aud appearing b
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of hi
Commonwealth; it is ordered, that the said defendants
Mathew l.. Tanner and Bird l. Tanner, do appear herr
on the first Monday III August next, and the pla
till bill, that copy Of this order hr forthwith inserted
the lyncburg Nirgnian for two months successfully and
posted the front door Of the Court house OF this count
CupyIestc,
WV. HOLT, elk.
May % vim
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.lI,s.ISi,:


I Rue held IN the .r-k Dhica u tie e.ai Sap
n Curt OF Law inI Asfrrv tr the comfy ~ Nni-
hcsst. u Monday the afh day u jaue lHl3,z
IlenFy l. Davies ard t'cutse W DAVE, tsieian, and
partners rsft'ing undsI The hTn and siste ~ iepry l.
= Gearre " Davies Pllinti1s,
against
J4aes ROSE, Than1- Y Euhaui and spptssyopd Garland
trisi.rs, tafhrrue Eubsnk. and her children by te aid
John Euhank dcrd, 10 wit, Margaret Euhsnk, Patrick
Erb,ak Mart Ann Enbanlt Eubank, John E,ibank.
Louisa Eabank md Sails obane Eubank, the last five
whom are infants under the oil IN enty one wars
Defendants.
* GH,srERy
The defendant James Rose not ing entered his appear
aad gt.n security according 10 t act al Assembly aud
the rules If this Court and It appearing by satisfactory cy
denec that Ia i naifl ufthis country il is order
ed that the aid Dei"n, a do appear here the first day
e the nra August and the bill 81 the Plaintiff
and that copy n This order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper pIblIslrd in the town Of l.ynehburg, r TIVE
months s-isely, aud posted the ffut door Of It's
court hJu-e OF TIN. County.
GopS -fe-'e,
ROBERT TiNSiEY, ok
June 10 wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

trmots Portro.-Wc understand that Gen. Tall.
Wadfe ut tbs tity well known for his lneIlgent advo
eahN :" every thug calculated TO advance Agriculture
E'"'''' industry has with considerable difficulty ob
"''" S'"le Si'cm's OF very cgnuus Potato winch Is
otf'cd nay he lnrednrcd mto This country with cmi
neni advantage The few lac has been able 10 rro,nrr
We're raised N Charleston :. G. from seed recent,
brought from ;. America. Tins potato is not a radical
" o3-nn' Is betnc abore ground, upon vine which
hpu'd be trained 'n trllls. The ono from Which
these were gathered covered tfc end f ni,zyo anil r
I'd lho height a l. lol rnc yne IS said t1hc
neafng heart shaped Leaf aad the potatoes it bears are
81 very excellent quality. Whether II can he crown
this eeoolry aud II 81 wllh what profit and advanaoe
Pha'n yet To BIZ tested and we understand that m'a
Sufes have been taken by the \urr,,,,n l,,,,,t -,
the cApcnmcnt.-.E |. Iiibpc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26
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l Rules held in the Clerk Oicc Of the Circuit Snpc-
rior Count o Law and thanecy fo the County OF Hal
lax, In the month OF MAY, 1913:
l'aneey y Peaman and Priscilla his wife, Plaintiff,
against
Bcnamin Harrison Vim. $ Len, and Nancy his wife
Wyatt l. NHwtor and Rebecca his wife Charles Lag IN and
giniI C. his wife, Richard Lyon aud " am e. iarri-
soil, Defendants
The del "ndants Richard Lyon Charles Lyon and Nir
sina {. his vile, aad " am C. Harrison, moi having en-
tered their appearance and appearing by satisfactory
dcncc that they not inhabitants Of tins Conmorw caltl
II Is ordered HAT the SAID defendants, Richard Isnn,
Charlie 'ison and Nreina {. his VIII, aud William
Harrison do appear here The FIRST AIonda, in August
aud answer the plaintiffs bill aud HAT cy Of this order
he iprtn dh INSERTED in the Iyucbng Nrsinan for two
months successfully and posted the front door OF the
cunt house ot this county.
Copy-Tcste
WN HOLT, C1k
June ~ WIN