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UST received by recent arrivals the following
- vep -uprnor and extensive assortment Of iadrs, Mis- md
Children slocH aud slippers, which shall be- sLi it nu.uIul i"n
FFItEr
Gadss BTF hattng Buskins
10 Fnt. A1f0cco w. Buskfns
H.. H.. I'D Tim aoH In.
b.. Do Pius cnloutsd DO.
Mr.- French Morocco button Slippers
D. 30. DO. Buaktr
Ia GnIsur.d DO DO.
CIuklnns Frrnch Morocco welt Buakre
10 Bk ~. aud kL o., aI Slips
o.. CoI1unrd 10 DO. ~ aud Aucls ties
Abo. always 90 hand q Prnrrala ~orusat II Lad. Kd 1ui 40
r.e.e sbus Busktns, French ties, thrk and tmn -ok~ Alp aI ma
t..iIs ~ every hnd. Gf t~ manufacture m .i.tirt snft IHi Bu1t-
uI syen yautt,. ANYONE winch may b. funi 70 beautiful tu,t- At
i4d.s rol.rrsd Mufncro-an ofwlurh Whi o. made up tD od, m
n ,rty superior rtie. aud q. the shortest npi,r.
Toinlr aud Cluet B,rr Hacking, and Shos BW.hes NJ 10 per
cent t-Lcy munar pu,ss. M a NIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

Passenger having Richmond by IN" Railroad. 1i 4
A.. NJ, reach ih- Junction To- breakfast and theme"
proceed togrthc, Will, Passengers auVing At il'c Iunc
lam i,"m te No,th. On th- l.our~l kal U0d q" Cor
iuns,tnc, audtirsncvb N starrsto CiaHNucsNtlv rraeh
.nr ChaIlouesNtle by I =. NJ, aud Cocke'sl u m,lrS
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fuLON EIfSIED.
A FFW bushels prime mountain Cloveraeed. for sate by
N rg gEO w. gRETTTR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

city cured uacon ana Lard!
AVIS Shoulder nnd uiddlings, carefully cured.
IL A few kegsl lard do do
For sale by ap % w NJ. HARRISON
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.i-A nv i-lt'. gsy -uFsu0f f0t sale
fEAkE luNts \ WiNErON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

TDENNsYLVANIA DICEsT-A Drgrr Of the reported ease
y aiudg"d "a he seveul courts held an rcnnsyivana. tossths
with 'onc inanu.cnrt cise- by Thouns J Wainn, FOini EdioI
~ ? vols Iust pubirhci. for faie Ly
apo NIT DRINEEK A MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

80 Country Merchants.
INHE subscribers are this day receiving an ad.
dional supply Ut Boots. Shoe. &c, and wouiJ respectfully
suheh nom Country Merchants q cn before purchasing, rs we are
on'ung nm gD0i- low. LE WATKINS a. ca.
sp2G doors below Wardsw0uh. Turner 4 60.
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SAHATOGA 90 Botcs santoga Water s,.b
- from The sp"ng. just received pf rrscs,".g- Coz ase bv
W 10 hLES. ShVAL 4 90.
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BUR unterbaltuns unb 8elebruns.
Gime 9eacbt int SSaebtbanfe.
(Shluk.)

Gben beretete man hb, uns ben Strif
nm Den 9als gu fdlin9en-oa brad Wa=
ria ourb Die Solpaten binburb auf uns
3u.bleiber uno perit6rter als ie. Die Col
ooten bielten iie surdd - obpobl fie ibre
Sprabe nibt perfanoen-fo tounten lie
bod tpobl beereifen spas iie meinte, als iie
auf 9arrp tpies, uno Dor ben Sffi5ieren
auf Die &nie ianf. QQe babtan. es tp6re
Elm gutter Treuno BON uns. ober Niemano
permutbete elm Mdoben in ibr. Man
erlaubte ibr au 6arrp 5u trsteu uno-nun
fold einen 4bfbieb feb ib nibt ,pieber |!
fie bine an feinem 6alie. its umfa6te feline
&ne. = SD ftano reeuneslos babel uno
eofte oas unelddlide, peraweifelnoe paar
on, uno ,pinfbte. oab Der 1uftritt porbei
fein mSbte. Selbft emanuel tparo bapon
ereriffen, 70 iebr ct au6 BON ieiner eiees
men Gage dberpdltiet iein mo6te.
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8erlimer Hep,.blifaner.

.Ber1Iner Jun9en (h0arten lld
Ssor ein'ssr 3eit ali abenblitb
Slitt rpeit bonn &npfrsratsm
ltno febriesn sotteerbarmislib
uBir brauben tesnen Senis MD
1Bir molIen fsensn batsn"
9a suplieb patt Gin Su6sensoarm
Slibt ebsm aIlsu3art Arm
Den alIerar66tsm Sunstn,
Tub fpriebt use 8ur1h. juft Dir bas Sell
Du 9aufenesSapperments. &sbea,
9Das bait bu ta seiunasn 2"
9oh oer Btrlinsr Gommesilsfaut
grwispert: u5ab e. ltb niebtIo,
llno Iab Ct Iteb tesratsn.
9Doju ben aleieb 70 dnsitislib?
9sir trautben fsentn Gsnis nie6'
weil-ipir ften esnsn babeM"
(guropaileb peutf6e 3situus.
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sSsB#ssswaeglte s. 0tsGaersfeGle.
Sic stuei 6rGn3e'

Sn BET 9rinen Sutbenlaube
@tblief poll Ercmmiseeit unb Slante
Bei bes Wtcnbes b.asm SebeiM
Nofa untsr Sbranen eim.
S1ceb, ta (ebon ibr Nua' sei6lcGsm
SS(c6 rpie 9bau auf iun9e WoIeM
Unf bic waus' sin Sbranleia bin,
limb ss slanst bsr Mono earin.
2(db, in ibrer arnsn Eamrner
mobuts Wanss, Slotb nne Sanrasr,
Manebe bsibt Sbrane RAM
9luf ben Saoen, ben 1te fpann.
Sob uno perfsn, Sammt mc Seibs
manebss foItIitte Sdtbmeipe,
Spt sin iun9sr, reiber Olann
Sbr fte ~ Yerfahrsn, oil.
9rcB Der Wsubms, ciner I(tsn,
Urm AT 3abren, reid an Sa!tsn
Oie ibr'e einrieDt, mics bies Slhf
Sofa ttanobaft tets 5nriif.
Ssst lag (ts in fi6sn 2rdumsn,
llnS aus rem 9eltirntsn Vdumen
Sam, BON 6immslsslans amitrabIt,
ginss ghssls sibtseitalt.
3tpei Der Srcnsn - cine feblsebts,
Naub aus itbarfem Scrnsefsbts,
Cine itbtne Nofenfrcn' -
3eset ipr Der 5immelsfobn.
n8romme 0ofa, quite sselr
Sprab ct fanft unp freunoIitb, pdbIe
Scn ben bsicen Srdnjen bier
ginen gum Gelttente pir."
,,Die bier mr. nab NoIcn trataten,
wrbsn bort in 9cruen ftmaebten
Stm, Der bier fein 96rnlein fitbt,
9ort bic Npfentrcne biilbt."
sHcla sreift nit fibner Vshts
Na6 Dem ftar,tn 9rrnsefehte
wdI't init sinem 6elbentIif
8stt Die Noienfrcn' jurAd.
Ills Nolsn in benz Sran;s
9rablemf fbnca Don 6lmmel6slan5e,
ltno Der gnasl fprbt bc,ps9t:
nDcrt bIsibt ct Dit binttrIrst."
gFcIa's $sben NAT boI Wlaben,
Doet, ftl6f aus ben Dornen tliben,
Sn Der Grbt pilssrlauf
Sbr Ibcn 8oienenospsn auf.
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8e5rsens 4, ssnze 8Hmmer eoe.

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w.

Neuer rs rid."-Gine Der erfols:
rei6ffen Setriioereien bsoinnt iekt in
gseu Yore uno pieueibt in alien beoeutens
Den 6anoelspldeen iiberbanb gu nebmen.
3spei perionen. rpelbe bic Mittel baben,
fib duberli6 onitdnoie erideinen gu lafs
fen uno eiae einieermaben anlebnlibe
Summe Geloes 3ufammensubrineen. pers
eini9sn itb su oem 3pede unb giner bon
ibaen mabt oem3ufolse Elm Depofit in ir.ss
eeno elmer beliebieen 8anf. Ser anoere
Serbanoete Siebt Damn burb cine ielblt.
aber i'm geamen oes eriten, 9elbriebene
Note einen oas Dspoiit nibt gang erfhSp.
fenoen 8etra9 aus Der Sanf. Sobalo
oies seibeben. finoet ii6 Der grite tpieoer
Elm uno erfldrt bic gsote fir cine per=
fdlibte; oies peift fib natdrlib balo aus
uno bic Sane bat ben &erluit su tra9en.
wdbreno bic Setriaer oas @elo einSiebn.
Ilte u. n. 8elt.
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BET Strabe binnebmsn. . Gbefanb, 0
@ebefanb
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% Gauoerbdtte G N obbeit.
Gin Seiipiel oer &obbeit, tpelbe fslbit
nob unter einemEbeil oer &lafe Der @e=
lell0aft bier su eanoe berrfbt.p. rpelbem
man permooe isiner 8erbdltnihe ein8or=
bib outer Sitten ertparten fouts. bat iib
am porieen Wontae in Warrenton, Sons
puir 60. Sa. ausetraeen. - Gin oe.piFer
Moore uno Robert See (Sobn bes Ser.
Staatsantpalt unter Sobn Ibams) trafan
am eeoadtan Gag uno Ort am Gou:tbaus
beioe belpafnet, auiammen. Ser Grfere
fra8te ben eebteren, Oh es .pabr iei, bab
ct oedubert babe ct polie ieinen(Moore's)
Satsr burbpruoeln. 4ls oieier es be-
iabte. uerieste ibm Moore einen Sblaa
nit eiaem Stod. tporauf See elm piFot
auf fenen abfeuerte obne ibn su treffen.
Woore ibo6 oann auf Gee unb per,punoete
Jpn, eeito penioer feuerte bieier nod eins
NAL. feblte inoehen. oa ibn feline &rdfte
fbcn 5u perlai1en onfineen. Moore aber
nc6 nibt oamit sufrieben, tro0te nob
einmal f6ieben. oab Mftol periaote aber,
sporauf ibm fein ei9ener 8ater Elm anoeres
einbdnoiote oas ct lossubranncn feoob
our6 bic mifebenben perbinbert wuroe.
Qpp f3drh pinioe YNjnufpn S,rouf
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&gie#stes Se# Is. SsSBnsHst ls4s.
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h~a4A-J
Sn DeutIDtano miro balo ale @elt 70
feuib leben, oab man fib miro f1amen
mifen, perbeiratbet gu iein. Ser Waz
81 frat bon @iirnber9 BAT cine &eu 11s
beitspoli5ei inifallirt. 2(Qe Srauenaimn,er
pe(6e Qbencs auf oer Strabe 9eben uno
f'b ni6t alS &obin unb bersleitben aus=
meiien fonnen foQ bic poli5ei fofort aus
ber Staot brineen. Sn eisener Nlietbe
barf fein Srauen3immer mebr ,pobnens 2
9Seil ibr bas l1nslud 9ebabt, babt euere
Mdnner su perlisren, ,nd5t ibr NIT eus
rem &inbern einen Dienit als Masb, &Sz
DIN uno oerelei1en iu6en, fonft brinst
eub bic polsei aus ber Staot, unb cine
anbere staot, Die uielleibt in5spiiben AUDI
70 feuib se,poroen 1T. spie Der @a9iftrat
BON Niirnber9, nimmt eub nibt an. ,
cd 6dnbliber g 8etrua.-- Die
Gine. "Sun" fa9t; ,,sSir b0rcn, bab
man an nieren Sar9ern einen 8etrue
ausibte, um ben beriitbtieten Green Mcs
Donalo aus oer @efansenibaft 5u befrei-
en-. &or GINGER Belt aabte n6mlib cine
8ittfbrift bic 8unoe, tporin prdiibent
Spler aufseforoert purbe. Cincinnati ;u
beiu6en, Die bon ben ltnterlbriftsn pieler
aas9e5ei6neten Sarser be9leitet mar. go
fbneu man ALE llnterf6rften 9eIamr,elt
bate, bic man m09liberweife befommen
fonnte 'puroe Die Ginlaouns an 1pler abs
9erinen ano an oeren plae cine Sittfbrift
fit Die Sreilai1un9 MeD Donalos auf9eieet,
nno nit ben rlnterfbriften an ben Gous
pernor 9ef6idt."
Sol6 cine fbdnoli9e 8etrdserei iolte
berb eeabnoet iperoen, uno tpir m6btcn
bemienisenL oer bic 8ittltrift eirculirte,
nibt ratben, ii6 ie ,pieoer in Cincinnati
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
REPEAL. REPEAL!.

Ireland will be redsemed. Father Mathew
will stand her moral benefaction, AID Daniel o.
Connsl her political liberator. The sensation
created by the discussion of these mighty subjects
of Temperance and Repeal has esgressed the ai-
tsntion of the civilized world, and thrilled every
country of Europe. Who cax doaht, in witness
ing the efforts Of these champisas 81 human rights
and human happiness, thai Eria's sons will ere
long enjoy the rich fruits Of morality and freedom.
spark from this spirit stirring fame has crossed
Ihe vicinity of Lancaster. BARBER AND
WARD have succeeded in abolishing old prices
md bringing merchandise down to its proper stand
ard and value, and ais always ready 10 wait upon
the public and supply their wanls They have al
extensive assortment Of cheaply bought goods, and
would be happy to dispose ofthem at 4 small adj
vance from their original cost D. e. w. are al.
ways pleased to show their goods, confident that
they are of the best quality, and win please the
most iastidi0us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
s. M. g. T.. LANGWORTHY,

"AVE lately received, by the Steamers New
IL Brazil, Jasper, Outer, and Others, large and
splendid assortment of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots and shoes, QueensNvare,
TimySarc, Hardware, ga ~, Clothing
Iron, Steel, Nails, Mill.Saws aud Cast
ings, togetherwi large quantity ofGroceric",
consisting of Rio, HAVANA Il Java Cotees; brown,
Havana, aud loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candles; James
River aud Missouri Tobacco; No. | and Mack
erei, in barrels and half-barrels; mess and prime
Pork, in barrels aud halfbarrels; also, one OF the
very best lot of Vines, Brandies, Gin, aud HA''-
key, ever offered in this market.
From the care which we have taken in the selec-
ton OF the above mentioned articles, we are ena-
BLEED to offer them at very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public TO call and eA-
anime our stock, and request them 10 remember
that ''IT IS NO TROUBLE SHOW ooDs" at the
Store of s. NJ. & Il. LANGWORTHf.
Potosi, Sept 20, 1913. p III
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court ofMc United States, county
ofCraptord aud Territory Of yti'eonsia.
IL the case Of Hartman J. b. Miller, Bankrupt
NTOTlCE is hereby given, to the creditors and
IN all others concerned, of fiarman J. L. Mil
Ter, to shcw cause against the petition the said
Hartman J. b. Miller, of the county of Crawford,
aud Territory Of Wisconsin, for his discharge and
certificate thereof, as Bankrupt, by the District
Court Of tho United States, within aud for the
county aforesaid, at District Court, to be holden
by the Judge thereof, at the Court House, in Prai
ris Du CHEN Oh Saturday the l4,h day of Oetobe,
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ID. &. FENTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Prairie Du CHEN, May 20, le43
G. ]. LEARNEp, Solicitor Tor petitonsr. I9-td
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS.
!" NJ. BARBER & J. NJ. WARD, h.vi.,

IN M. BARBER g. J. NJ. WARD, having
. entered into co-partnetship under the firm
oil Barber & Ward; would respectfully info:m the
citizens of Lancaster and tho public generally, that
they have just received from New York fresh
s,ock of staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting OF
Broad cloths, cassimeres, Sattinetts,
Kentucky Jeans, Bangup cord. Buffalo.
Pilot aud Domestic Pulled c,oths:
Tckings. Driilinss,
Ianto,,. sale and printed Hanasls,
Plain, striped l. paid linssya;
Scotch and domestic Ginghams;
Checks, cott., stripes, . splendid ssssrtrssn'
of English and Americas Prints;
English Msrioos, Camblet, Coiored & white
Cambrics, domestic and bl'ch'd. Shestinss.
A varsity ~( shawls, dress, silk, dag,
ond.eott0a psekes hsadkcrchefs, vssiings,
dorked skjfis, wosllen comforteH,
Any quantity Of wo0llen socks:
a3l'k. aad w4,ito cotton hose,
Gloyes, Suspenders, &c; in fact every ssris-
~ Of Yankee notions.
Also, a quantity Of ready made clothing
BoxxETs-Straw, Cyprus, Florence, Willow and
A splendid variety ofRibboas, and artificial
Sprigs, etc. etc. ,,.a
Doors & SHOES of every kind and size, common
ly called for in "lhese diggings." 49,
ladies CATER, and Morocco Lace boots;
Also, Morocco and prunea slippers.
Whey ave daily expecting fresh supply ofGro-
-eeres, viz:
Teak Cofse. Sugar, Molassss, pepper,
Spices, Totacco, Sesars, dried fruit,
and confectionery.
Also, Crockery, Hard. Ware, Tin-Ware,
Nails, &c &C.; all Of which they are bound
80 sell as low as be bought in the eountry fol
ready pay.
trPefsons who are ia want OF any articles IL,
CIR line will do well to call and examiae our Stock
ii the old stand Of Thode Barber.
BARBER & WARD.
Lancaster, Sept. 9th, IS43. %
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1UyAKEN up by tho subscriber, living on the
Il Wisconsin River, athree year old mare, OF
light bay, DARK name and tail, small star in the
forshead, thirteen aud half hands high; no other
make observable. Tho over 10 requested 10 come
forward, provo property, pay charges and .nis b"
away. =. CROoh"Eb
Grant Co. w. T., Aug. 22d, lo43 21-ai
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D. A. MACKENZIE,

TIAS received per late arrivals, full and COM
plete assortment of SPRING GOODS, suit
able Tor the trade, season, and times
AMONG WHICH ARr,
DRY GOODS.
Fancy aud Mermackprints, painted lawna, ID
chintz. furniture and apron checks, Saro shiinss,
"a A aud 6-4 brown and white sheeins, blue
drilling and fancy pansaloon s,uf, Irish and French
linens, brown linan, drillings, linen and damask
gloves and hosiery, stocks, crayats, shd pocket
handkerchief
CLOTHING.
Mems gambroon coats and pants, linon pants n
rondabeuis, striped linen drilling pants, eotonade
coats &C. fancy silk vests, cashmere saitinettes
asd jeaas pants and vests in variety, fancy, mex
ory aud flannel shirts, &c. &c.
BOOTS g. SHOES.
Lady's kid slippers, cali, monroe and prunella
walking shoes and bootees; Mems (faxon) call,
kip, seal and thick boots, lined kip aud thek bro
CANS, and calf shoes, brosans, pumps and slippers;
bows, yooih's and caildIen's bfogans shoes, &c.
GROCERIES.
NO and loaf sugar, Rio and Hag anna coffee,
black. young hyson, gunpowdcr and imperial tea ;
sperm ad sslIcw candies, dried spples and peaches,
ice. sins, sardines, cassia, ginger, pepper, s-
ces. &c; $40 1912 l2rl4 window glass; iathing'
flooring and nails Of all sizes; blasting and rins
powder, &c. ~
Padlocks, carpenters and Peefoldm door locks,
brass and cast butts screws, parliament hinges, nor
6,Ik aud knob latches, hannfets, 'haichets, saws,
beocl screws, bed screws, mahogany knobs, German
silver spoons; spades, shovels grain and grass
s-vtnes. scy,he saea,hs, hayforks, rakes, DC.
Queansware, iinware, Paiais, OILS, tnrpen'ihe
whiting, putty, &c.
HIS stock Of goods has been ea'eis'y seiec'eu
"a, ,hi. MARKET and he trusts that their quality and
I'M ,,s,,re the continuance of the custom o.
ii. present friends, and that ths notice viii induce
the public general to call and ssanin. MS goods
WV ID. A. MACKENZIE.
pcs,xt Mar 10. ls43. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR NOvEM.
=. BER.-A PARTICULAR NUMBER.

JosKPa G. NEAL, ESQ, author of The ''Charcoal
Skslches," Sc, will contribute one of his best at
tieies FER the November No of Gokey's Lady's
Book. It's unnecessary f.r usto so into detail
touching the merits of this gentleman. There has,
perhaps, no WORK ever been published in this coun-
try, from whinh extracts have been so frequently
made, ~ tbs far-famed Cha rcoal Sketches.
The proprietor Of the Lady's Book was the o.
riginal publisher Of these sketches, and can vouch
for their popularity. Besides Mr.. Neal, arrange
msnss have been made with all the contributors OF
any sephie in this country, whose contributions
will regularly appear in the Book.
The Embellishments of the number will DO nu-
merous, at least
SEVE.r ENGR.aILNGS
Of different kinds. One particularly, a novelty
sssel engraving with an arabesque border, never
before attempted in this country, and which gave
much eeiat to Loekhart's Spanish Ballads.
TIE Plate or Fashions,
Anticipates all others, ss we have received from
Paris aud London the plates containing the latest
fashious for winter closks, beautifully colvred.--
This alone for the ladies makes the number inval-
uabls. Are the public awaie that We never omit
our fashion plate! This should be looked to when
subscribing for fashionable magazine. They
are in every number and colored AT great ex.
penss.
~ - PcssAHh " 'vO~ o"NA oPOH out a'ehS Safsefs
and reflect upon the millions THAI have received
instructions and an,ussinsnt from our wolk-it is
also gratifying 10 know that have in no instance
ever published a limo that would give offence, aud
hsvs never excited the ire Of our brethren Of the
press. This shall be our future course,
The Embellishments Of Godey's Lady's Book
are of the first class, both fer selection of subjer
and skill in engraving. They consist of Mezzo-
tint, f.ne, and Stippie, and always engraved by
the frss artists. We continue TO have the largest
circulation Of any magasine ever published, and
Ne presume the cou,e We have always followed is
the reason.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all whom |, may
IN concern, that tho Probate Court for Grant
county, w. T., will hold its reguar Session at the
Probate Office in the Town OF Lancaster, in said
county, Oh the first Mondays in each month, and
at such ether times as business may require.
H. Il. Golfer,
Judge Of Probate, G. C., VT.
Dated Lancaster. Jul, 25, lS43 20-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
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