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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26
From the St. Loui, New Erl-Aus. r

Mr.. EDIToR--As late intelligence from
the plains appears to have creaIcd new ap-
prehcnsons for the safely IT the Spring
Caravan to Santa Fe, perhaps few i,cms,
ncludinC the Texan account If thcit c&po-
diiion, may not be unin'erosling TO your
readers. The Texans represent that on the
25ih Of Aprj! last, Col. Sniyciy, al the head
# one hundred anI eighty volunteers,
raised and commissioned in accordance
with the laws Of Texas, took mp their In.
at march for the province Of Santa Te.
They crossed Red River At n pu,n;
known by actual snryly to be the % ! de-
gree Of West Longitude from Washington,
and where the line leaves the rive: and
runs due north unii! il strikes tie Arkan-
sas--and Then travelled by compass, Par-
suing course slightly westward Of north
until, on the 27Ih Of May. they reached
that river at q point eastward of that nj
which the party disarmcd by Cap, Cooke
were discovered.
they continued their Journey until they
reached tho Sam.roIa, some distance 10 The
| naytaward Of the Santa Fe trace.
Learning that Governor Armiio was al,
vancing with large force 10 meet the Car.
avian al the crossing, they then directed
| their course TO that place.
In the mean time, they mad Intercepted
two couriers despatched to TIE Governor
by by Senior Arm'ja. of the Caravan
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26
TIE BOON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON & CLARK II. GREEN,
Editors g. Proprietors.
II T. IL WI q

II Il IL NJ 8.
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance OF
a. at the end of the year. No paper discontinued
cut at the option of the editors until all arrearages
are paid-and failure TO give notice (before the
bad Of the Year, of wish TO discontinue will be
considered o new ngagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents a square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dered, without the number ofinsertions being spc.
cifed it will be inserted lat the discretion Of the
proprietary until forbid, and charged for accord
'@.ngly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied will
the cash. or reference to some responsible anC
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMES HUGHEs, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. F. SwITzLER, Columbia. Boone CO.
c. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte co.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rochepori, Boone CO.
WIN. D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph co.
GEO. H. lIUBBELL, Trenton, Grurdy co.
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PRETTY FAIR.-The following we ex-
tract from the Dollar Democrat +. =.
Howe, its veteran editor, is strongly op.
posed to busllcs:--
"Some of the cheap and nasty upstari
nristocrats of the country turn up their
noses at a man in his shirt sleeves. Our
revolutionary fathers dug trenches and
fought in their shirt sleeves, at Bunker Hill
and elsewhere. They were decidedly
vulgar felahsp But il is deemed decided.
ly vulgah" in storekeeper to 60 without
his coat, liable as he is to the calls Of
would-be, thought very refined females
how verah ojously vulgah is the custom
with millions of married couples of occu
plying the same bed together, with nothing
on but shirt and pellicoat. Don't faint
nov, at the annunciation of fact, yt
double-refned two-legged maggolsm sill
and fine linen. Some of you shudder a
the rustling of stiffstarched chemise, OF
are ready to 60 into fits at the sight of ;
shirt-tail fluttering from clothes line, vii
one day be in the same contiguily will
vulgar domestic as the millions we have
mentioned. Away with this affected re
fnement, and mock modesty---they cove
as much rottenness as ever was sepulchur
ed in the catacombs Of Egypt"
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NO. g..

74as4.-.
opponent. inquired if he knew hin lie
satisfied me. by assuring me he did not
hn0,C him from Il side of Solc ie0ttrr.
LETT the course, and on returning next
morning. ! looked out for Mr.. Wash: dis.
covered him drinking. and offering large
bets; he saw me plainly, but affected "a
perfect forgctfuness, and did not rcCug
Mise me. Alter waiting some time. and
finding Inc would moi address me. app
preached Inn, and requested an "ppnrlu-
nifty Of speaking To him apart. Mr.. Wash
Instantly accompanied me. and began tell
ing me he got in a scrapc, and had never
IN hi. life been in such fix. Percciviua
what he was at. | concluded to take The
whIp.hand Of him, and UbSci VCd--"Mf.
Wash, if YOU design 20 intimate by y"UI
preliminary remarks that YOU cannot re.
turn ~ me my own m. nev, stakcd in v0ui
hands. | must say consider such conduct
extremely ung"n lrmahly." Up n this he
whipped "ul "a spring-bark dix hnfe. nine
inrhcs in the blade. and whulted to rUt d
hair, stepped of, picked up piece Of
cedar, and commenced whiting. "Now.
stranger saws he, Il would not advise any
man TO try TO run over me, for ash no
man any odds further than cyliily: / con-
slider myself as honest a man as any in
/ Harris County. Kentucky; but I'll tell YOU.
/ stranger, exactly how it happened: YOU
see, when You offered to bet on the Sorr,t.
| was out Of soap. bat it was too good .
chance to let slip, rs was dead sure Pop
corn would win, and if he had wen. y um
/ know. Of course it made 10 diilrcrc" t.
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I LOVED THEE.


loved thee till knew
That thou had'st love before.
Then love to GOODNESS grew.
And passions reign was Ger;
Whet care for the lip,
Ruby although it be,
II another one might sip
Those sweets now given to mel
What care for the glance of affection full,
If for another it once beamed as beautiful
That ringet of dark hair
Twas worth a lniser's store;
It was spell 'gainst care,
That next my heart wore;
But if another once
Could boast as fair prize,
My ringlet renouuce,
'Tis worthless in my eyes;
envy not the smiles in which score may bask-
value not the gift which all may have who ask.
maiden heart give me,
That locked and sacred lay,
Though tried by many key
That meier could find the way,
Till l, by gentler art
Touched the long hidden spring
And found that maiden heart,
In beauty glitteriDg
Amidst its buried heritage like flower
Or like bird that sings deep in its lesfy bower.
No more shall sigh Of mine
Be hesved for what is past;
Take back that gift Of thine,
II was the first-the last:
Thou mayst not love him now
So fondy as thou dids,,
But shall broken vow
Be priced because thou bidst--
Be welcomed as the love for which my soul dotl
long!
No, lady! love meier sprsng out Of deceit ant
wrong.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26

Heroine is perhaps, as peculiar word as
any in our language. The first TWO letters
Of 1t are male, the first three female, the
First four brave man, and the whole a
brave woman. Thus--he, her, hero, heroine.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26

STOkcd DOWN me lew lCmalnlng mars on
his carur, and came and took the mare
from his striker. Crnmp was anxious for
II START as his horse was worsted by delay:
and as soon as he saw Grapevine in mo-
ton TO please her turner, Old Tnmpkins
swung her IF ahead, shouting triumphant.
~, Co! d--n yOur" and away she II,
with an UngOre'n0Jle. Crump wheeled his
horse round before reaching the POLES. and
opened tn Old Tumpkins--"Thai's no
way; if you mean to run, let MS run, and
quit foolng; YOU should say yves" it yen
mean 1t 10 lie race, and then | would
have turned loose, had ms nag been tail
toward: it was no use for me To let go. as
il would have been no race any how until
yun give the word"
Old Tompkins booked as if the boat had
left him. or Ike the fellow mat was fgh'.
ing and discovered he had u ru biting his
own thumb. H. paused a moment. and
without trying to raise squahble IAN un-
usual thing) he broke down the track to
his mare, Stacked her girths, and led her
back. soothing and trying to quiet her.
She was somewhat blown by the run, rs
the little imp on her was not strong enough
to take her up soon. They were now SO
good and so good, and he proposed they
should lead up and take fair start. On
said Crump, Il thought that would bring
you to your milk. 50 lead up" By this
time you could see horse twenty yards
off, bat you could not be positive as to his
Gm'"F' IL was propose" \" eau IN candies.
The horses were bed up. and rot "a the
frs, trial "Rcady~ "Yesl"-an1 a faircr
S'd'' was "c>eI 'n"'e' away 'heE went III
anurTy'
"GIimmcrine through the g'oon."
| All hands made for the winning post.
Here hcard-"mares race. no! she
crossed over the horses path.--lhe boy
with the shirt rode foul !'-"lhe horse
was ahead when he passed me-" After
much squabb!lng, it was admitted by both
parties that the nag that came out on the
ieft-hand side Of the track was ahead: but
| they were about equally divided as to
whether the horse or the mare came
through on the Iett-hand side. The judges
Of the start agreed to give 1t in as even
When they came down, it appeared that
one of the outcome judges got angry, and
had gone home an hour ago. My friend
that looked SO many ways for Sunday,
a.'eI .e'! J.''n""s s',e!i't' 'nu Ma','"s
"",t' 'Ifu'II w. ~ -. '''o '"Io
'IT F fna, ,ho ~" .'!1mC Ms , "' ~
th,t haat on,.,,,;a Co.,. Ja.a, ',f 49,,
,,.ero nroduood ,r1o ,,,ara .aaJ,. ~ s,,na,.
,ho, r;n,hia, euo "~lU I" ~ '"I| "a,
Jrin;n" s,;f cocL ,a;I ,ho hoo,h a m''i
that bn was at the far side Of If y,hen tho
hnrses CANA nrt ,rL na,,sad,,a,,,,, 'a w.
have indeed the result thro,,rL Two nine nine
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26
GEORGE WASHINGTON DaIacs. SEAL

wish you would try WaI.srrce, with
this paper. as wish to cash it; bat II. run
mile before | wait fer qlarter-racc
gain.
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VIRGIN st:

/ rule held in tie Clerk. Office Of tho Circuit Superior
"a Court of Law and Ghaneely. holden IN aud Tor the
county OF Campbell, the Ind day oi January, lsf3
Sarah Hunter, Plaintiff,
dpaiast
Campbell A. Davidson Thomas u. Carl,yell aud Samp-
Ey ans, Defendants,
II CnAScERY.
The defendant Campbell A. Davidson not having cni red
his appearance aud given security according 10 tue Act OF
Assembly and the rules Of TINS Court and Appearing bY
satisfactory evidence that he nhabitaut
moaeaih it ordered that SAID defendant do appear he
the first day the nest april term oil said Court, and
the bill o tie plaintiff and that copy Of this order BIZ
forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the
LyucbI, fo two mouths secessiveiy, and posted the
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county, Coart
day. Copy,-Teste,
JNO. II. ALEXANDER. elk.
Jan. 2G WIN
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To Freocrich " CaleHaad Clifford CaLeu. executor.
ofFrcaeti'k cajcH. decd rho ,ras sued as erecutor
q ,ioht Co5cH. dcc'd md in his o,cn right, John D.
CabeH, administrator de bo,is non aiih The ,rH an
nered q George Ca6eH, dec'd.. Samuel Cane.
" iadm Dantet md .Nitgo CubcH eaeento,s Of vi
IAN Dit'tf. dcc'd. fredeick ~ CabeH aiininistra.
tor q Ppiian J. Ca5eH, deed. jFiMam " alton.
one u TIC sters a bin CnbcA dsc'd in his official
bond rs gmo4lan Of he PLAINTIFF ,rhiist miami. y
u adM Chteh. one IF The suretics Of the SAID john
C15eR d'e'd IN his o0icial hand as one of the
trsruors IF John C.tbeH ard Tomas r. Friend
erecnars n John J. C0deH, decn
Y oU viii take notice. that on the 9Th day of March
next. at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chancefy, for The county Of Amherst
we sinai proceed before Commissioner Robert Insey,
to take the Dispositions Of Ezekiel B. Gilbert and Others
intended to be used betnre hun evidence in making up
the accounts Ia HIM referred in certain suit in Chance
~ depending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancerv. for sad county of AM
hfrs, wherein we are the Plaintiffs and YOU are the De-
PENDANTS. II rnm any cause. shall not be able
complete The examination OF all the witnesses we dcsgn
10 examine, shall continue the examination finn
day 10 day for SN days, SUNDAYS excepted. vs.
alsh inform 1m that the accounts directed to be
taken IN the said cause by the said Commission.
or llnslev. are adjourned until the 18th March
next. 1873, WHEN they will be commenced Attend il
yon tMnk proper Respectfully.
ALFRED T. BILLIARD and Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Cabcll.
NAPOLEON B. CABELL,
ALEXANDER CABELL.
Feb. = w5w
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;l'ssi,i;s i:

sirSti,is
rules hId IN the clerks Office OF the circuit superior
c"H Il INV aud chancerv holden in and fur The counfy
"i onnP"t The 9th lay ct February. isi3
hp ihn t"'d aud Name, furI widow Heck ah Fold
drensrJ pla,n,, II.
against
ceased samuel J. alker. .ntan Ford Cuvan Ford lnhn
bht an TN tt his f., Richard rundc xcr aud Monr.
mug IN, VII john lisrR, and SuSnn hi wifi Jane, Faid
aud Martini bis wife, Defendants
IN CHANCERY
Til" d'rnd, mt, Benjt min W. Walker administrator Of
iANl!h ora, dec ia. Join Buster md Elizabeth hi. t.
keihTd Po'hleAler ald Mourning hi. wife, james Ford
NJ mi, F"ri, Fdonas Ford. ~ iIlIn Ford and
nni MARINA MS ""c, not having catered their appearance
gwen sr'1lHN, according 10 the al Assembly nnh ne
res ni TINS r"uri a appearing by satisfactory evidence,
~ ' are nut inht5irGt, ot iis commonwealth
dc'a ma '"d fenlniN do appear here the FIST day Of
te h'Attrfm Al tern OF t's and the hill Of
IN paiai anf 'hala copy of tins nrd,re forthwith ,srr
le s'h1 new Supper lhihie in the Of Lynchhirg
pr iwu mouths successfully, and M the eu door OF
The oArtnouse al tins roanty. some day.
cup,,-ee~ts,
- . JNO d. ALEX ANDEn c't.
''0 20 $40
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Jan -
SirgMia /.

EirgMis.
r5e held in hc clerks Office OF the crrnit ,ap-,io
hc"nt' oiaw and chancrry, holden in aud for The com,
oi .amihc,l tic oh dly Of February, 1913:
JUS pm EPler'oh ""d susan hI' wife, Plain.iis,
against
trcnr' OF Joseph Galloway, ceasrd
ana IN tS own lis'. franres Monroe Nancy Gilehriat
i"lIF Eppcrson homus F,'zsea,d and Polly his vile
! 'nfN Hudson Million Hudson, tomn- Hudson George
Hudson R"her iggS and Lucy his wife and - loiec
"h' Nancy lbs "it, Defendants
Is CRAScERY.
dcf ndan Thomas Hudson, having entered his ap.
PeRH"sr aud gwen security according of Assem-.
hh ana Inc rncs 81 This conrt and appearing hv sutisfs-
toF evidence iin he u not IN nhabapi OF this cumnlol.
"eoil "a ordered TINT said defendant do nprer here on
ih hr, a.. o he next ap fenn OF this cont, and nn,w
ae n ~ M nn rs, n,i 'na copy ofiis order he firth.
" h inserted 10 some newspaper, panied in llle town VI
ihchoG Tor t"o mooihs sueecsees, and posted nj tl
inn door oil the courthouse of Ibis county on some conr,
day. \ coi,,,--'fesfa ''
JNO ID. ALEXANDER. clk
- vein
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Tr. Henjnnis W. walker:

NOt WILL take notice, that sl'al. the l1lh
4 dae Of Much. si3. atihe C,an II ,u>a Of Ran.
kjn malY "a tn t9su 1t ilraa,n. stae 81 Mississippi
aAe The dep srfo1au nj Sinnel " Paskel Tdin,s LAM
Th1nts J III an T. II Il n4afl; an nn The 18th
lay IT menih and year ii the Broker, Off IL
Shepherd Brown. W the tBWB OF Baal1n afresald.
the ptsf,l ai laphrri Df ~ al Mljsr Miller. al
Of which - sains Rl b. r1 egidoase IN Two suits
al laN. IN when IN are plaintiff aad defendant;
lhe enr Psaing ~ Tue Caiity soud Of Halifax COUNTY
Nf9ria. Tho aihcf IA ia. Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaaeery lor lbe county II HALLIDAY aforesaid
Ney respectfully. yours. So
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
IN. Is w1w
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EMILY

9lF- fhbDots
Reason Ltd Love, che INNER noon,
Went cut TO rosa together;
The Mid binds saee tleir sweetest tune,
Twas sparkling surnt wesll..r.
Soon the Wild boz began 10 play
Among the leaiy bowors,
While Reason warnd iim not 10 s,iav,
Aud tall j ofdafkeEing hour.
Love iaush'd, he needed not such things
While all was bright abou, him,
But shook III. sun Line i.om lis wings
And dared the imp 10 fouthim.
"Rsh boz, cried era, bond 'priihee move;
You see how f,sttsy Close
allow very slowinky,H ,mi!ed Love
''lLe sun scts on be io.ss'a
Reason s;ill urged Love grew warm,
And every caution slighitdj
Til Reason, Yielding TO the charms,
Tbcy s,sy1 aud wof, benighl.d
Aud TIN, ta, ease will ever prove
To ,soab, the lac, weft trcssonj
Reason Is az missed hy Love,
Love never yields to Reason
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3joettrHl.
LINES

! + S ~
siresssd ia Risrer 10 the gentleman ,eha aked me
skot Time ago VI ,ronh be ,rillias 10 o,ra heart
Which hid nerer iorrd bcfore.
All, NJ. the lsmt which shoald prize,
lu.s be hallowei shrine;
A sacred altar whess has burned,
No lamp Of love bu, aine.
Il mat be scared br care ard wo~,
Zen GRIM have entered there,
SILL n,syst win j, back to hope,
And F,nfence and prayer.
Bat oh The w.lispring Of it, love.
Tn. hrst, nnbroken, Tree,
Warm, passionate, from its low DEPTHS,
Should eush alone ior
Tie casket may be bright and fair
But should miss within,
Thr insense wasted on the air,
Al9.hers sntle TO win
And il ,ha, tempe Of the heart,
II nan o,c idol near;
Tho he may trt * the .mafe down,
This ruin fes.eth there.
Like the fam,d bird, could no, rise,
Or the ashes ofthe past,
Or on the tomb of earl .er VOWS,
The sow.rs u Young love cas-, EMILY.
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SisSt.tAs TO wat:
ints held IN tic Cisih's ercc Of the Circuit S;triol
~ court Of Law and Chlneery, Tor thr county of psy.
wanna, on osnd y the 6Li day ot ,bruary. lSi3!
Edln nd Johns, Plaintiff
against
liohson Johns IN his and executor Of William
PJohns decd John koss Morton raunill and Mary lis
vile, hcaph Clad, and Susan hts wife, illam G. CLARK
md Martha bis wiz, lillian Cooke and Elijah, tn his wife
and Edmund eadcn, Richard eadsn, John ,hild,,s and
EtiSahe.h has wo and kobvrt Suns and san his wife
hers oi Nancy llesaen, deed, formerly Nancy Johns
Defendants.
Il CnANcERY.
The defendants, Mica lah Clark WIFE Edmund Head.
en- aud Richard Hadn not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Assembly and
the Rules OF tbs Court and appearing by satisfactory v-
idenee that they not Inhabitants Of tins State IA or
dcEsd That the said defendants do appear here ON the first
Monday IN MAY next aud answer the bill the plaintiff
and that copy o tins order he fahw it'll published IN the
lvhchhdrg Nginau Tor months ,ely and that
another copy be posted at the front door the courthouse
thus county Aud anew subpmna is awarded against the de-
rndsni John Cless and Lila his wife, be dire cd
the Sheriff Of Campbell county reuroable April rules
next and the cause is contained till March gles next
The answers Of thc other Defendants.
CoPy-reste,
". II. TUNSrALL. elk.
REQ - vsm
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k'ssss SAL


Il 'eas aC1s' or LAND.
i}inr scYen miles est Of Liberty Bedford Court
House. each SIDE u the Ivnchburn and Salem Turn
pike road ami containing 80 acres There is on the
trdct Saw and t,rist MILL first rate repair
There Is great quantity oi pine timber the tract and
great deal belonging 10 the neiehbos near the mill
Should the purchaser he inclined keen Public House
there Is on one o the best wagon stands in the state
where he Will have market for all he can make at his
door. The Dwelling House Is large two story bull
dn1; and two good lee Houses, the wagon stand
spoken Of and at my own house. that cannot be sur
passed IN any country lur keeping cc and ali necessary
Out Houses.
There are about fifty Of BOTTOM LAND
III" greater part OF which is excellent There is about
200 acres nj WOOD LAND, loo Of which is first raj.
luharen land-Ihe Improvements new and colnior-
tahle--lhe water cannot he surpassed the State. 4
mrlher description IS deemed unnecessary AS person
wishing To purchase will the premises before buy
IN. II may be wondered at wanting 10 sell sues
valuable property. The PLY <icans advise me that
Southern e'lmaie would he the means of restoring my
wlies health, and have determined To sell Persons
Wishing Ia purchase would d. well to call sum- a. |
have ~ J1ahi owing = i;s cation and sdyaniaers
viii be a ready sale. IhNDN X JONES
Mi omitted 10 mention that ihrrc is also new
iAh ARD just ready TO 90 into operation. tho
land. TIKI
Jan. 10 rts
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I rules hed in the clerks Office o the circuit 81 ,.rar
'or {" INV ana c"ncrry, holden in and for the county
OF Camph Il, the OH day of February lSla.
Samuel H. W lle nnd William r. smith late merchants
ana n"f'he's trading under the st, aud Gr Of White
Smith, Planila'.
against
William II. t, Toney and William Y. nIn,on,
Defendants.
IN CHAScERY.
The defendant. William H. c. onry NOT having entered
MS appearances nd given security nccordin. the act q"
Assembly md he rnes %, this court and il nppenrhg BY
satisfactorily evidence Tint he nhnlau this rom
monwtnl, Ordered that the shI dciapLun do appear
here Ola the first day OF the tpr torn of said coh and
oswf1 the hill OF the plaintiffs. at that COPY Of this order
he mi'M lil inserted in newslprr, printed the TOW"
o LYnrhburg, '.r months SUCCESSFULLY, and pasted AZ
thc front door OF the courthouse Of this coumv, so'ae
court day. 4 cur,,-rc.tr.
JHO. u. ALEXANDER. eV,
Feb is wca
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sclr7t- hat as much eeiai j, pssalc vii be given

"a ieinat- tat much eeiai j, pssilr vii be given
u Tia ...as
h apolier quarter 81 the rshcal hcrizan. quite =
siorm is iireatned. and lppcars ~ i COLLISION Il
men's h.rs,tire niisnr ~ harmony Is inHyishe The
Calhoun and Nan Burn Wings 4 tie Dfsnacfacy mus
rpuie IA caniaci Ihn tour 81 tie taihoun pn>s fte
tells that n Nil ahe rs toestn ufrss he select
I'd. That BE will nj seems VA ~ aisgt %
that ihe Convention itscll all meet
IN the mean intr toI. johnson Is making headv az
with ihe neuaffscy 81 the Nest ana Moth Nest -
The Cas- niuyeia.Ht DIES nal take st ali Mr. Benton
has badily hsckrz m taYar q Mr. hau lursn. aud
Mr. BBchanan sfems haze urles'ly retired from de
ference IL Ia, risus Il the sA.ae tod sidral
We yrafarc IA Irediet that lie lhle M9c,an vii
get Tie nomination q tic Democratic tnustnan--thsf
The contest vii II narrowed DOWN hfavraa Lin aud
Harry of the N.st NV ilsl9HilRg he N5uhefn MI
nher Will keep flir lid and cary South tspdina
THIS 5 pndfr,loa. ard esin ~ credit fir u,
because IL PLAN r.nlt ii lie present Signs any
man Who can tel hsWk FUN handsuw
Rielnynd Comp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

AIkHlNlN At rules holden in the Clerks Oniec Of Ia,
thrmt superior Court of Law and chanccrv for the
town n iYnchhurs, the 9th day of February 1913:
Mana l.. Tom lin, married woman, who sues by T. W.
'empn, mr. husband and trustee, eG PIN.
against
benjamin. T. Scrnggs and John Garth. partners, trading
phaei "r style oil 'arth Seruggs, Defts.
TX CHAScfRY
he deeadlniJ Garth, having entered his appearance
given security according to the Act OF assembly \ the rules
OF tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne sha al nhahant of tins country 1t Is ordered that
we s'd defendant do appear here the first Aonday ir
NAY next that being rule day, and the bill the
paln and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IA seHe newspaper printed in the town of Iynchhurg f,r
We a'a'hs successfully and posted the front door OF the
courthouse, in the sand town.
CoPy,-Tests,
- d. ROBES, Clf.
100 WIN