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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

JDnn IIursI, rreugiiCK IIuist, JuuuI Y1s, 4
John Huckberger agd Maria liuckber.
ger his wife, Michael Zagler, Henry
BIehn, George Pqter Berry, Jacob Sni-
der, Frederick Me, Philip Miller, Ja-
cob Bohrer, Lewh Friedly, Frederick
Hlndman, William Cappe, John A.
Gross, john George KauIz, Jacob Han.
selman, Jacob Kaulz, George A Gross,
Adam BOIL, Frederick Gwinner, Fred.
erck IIanches, George Bold, Peter
Schartsman, jacob Stephen John Lput,
BellOshazzar YNgo, George Yochee,
Lewis Behn, Jacob Gross, Jacob Arm
sen'r, John jacob Stephen, Christopher
Miller, George Behn sen'r, Henry
Chrsllnan, Valentine Wagoner, and
Elizabeth Bender,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That petition was filed against them
on the 2lst day OF June, lS4l, in the said
Court, by Christian Hurst, and is now
pending, wherein the said Christian Hurst
demands partition Of tract Of seventy
acres Of land lying Oh The waters Of
Straight creek III said county, bounded
~ lotloWs' DeStuhlng az p gum ana DOG.
wood in the originil line; thence west
754 poles 10 an elm, hickory and dogwood,
corner 10 James Etwin; thence south, 2
degrees west 81 poles and l3 links to |
redoak, cornGr 10 Gabriel Pndle thence
nonh, 80 degrees east 5G4 poles 10 red
oak, hickory end sugar,ree; thence south,
}3 degrees east, 40 40 poles 10 white.
'ak in tho line Of Roddy's survey; thence
'outh 30 poles TO while.oak, hickory
nd ash; thence east s5A poles 10 pop.
az beech and maple, corner 10 Thomas
thence north 03 8-l0 poles
0 gum aud Two hickpries in the origi-
'al line Of the snrvcl; thence west S5A
'oles 70 the begianing: and that at the
lext term Of said Court application will
. made by the said Christian Hurst for
Y order that partition may be made Of
aid premises.
June 2lsl, ls4l.
,. @ DEvoRE, Atty.
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New Ferry.

YENdE undersigned has opened New Ferry
Il across the Ohio river al Higginsport, and
is now prepared to attend promptly to all calls
from siihef side OF the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
is prepared to accommodate travellers, and all
others who may call upon bim, with safety and
despatch. The road on the Kentucky sids from
Iigginspott 70 Augusta is good, aud fret rate
bridge is erected over Bracken Greek. He will
also attend to the Ferry across the mouth of
Whiteoak Creek. URIUS MARTIN.
May 10, l64l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

vs..
John Woods, Lucinda ! in CHANoERV.
Woods his vile, and
,William Woods.
Be il remembered, that on the 18th ds6eof
March 1874 the complainant flod in said surt
his certain Bill in chancary, setting forth that
John Woods and William Woods becoming in
dcbed to the complain int on the first day Of Sep
tember 1910, executed to the Complainant their
promissory note nnder seal for the sum of two
thousand nine hundrad aud sixty six dollars, pny.
able SIX months after date that said joan Woods
with Lucinda Woods his wife aud said William
Woods, on the said day executed to the com
ponant p mortgage uDop tract of land lying in
said couaty cantaiung;l49 acres roods and %
poles, conditioned for tne payment of said sum of
money: that said lands bemg liable for a iudr-
ment against the said Jo!nanl William, the COM
plaihant discharged the said judgment in order
to save said land and the money thereby secured
byyirtue Of the mortgage aforesaid, and holds
SAID judgment as lien on said land in addi-
tion to bis mortgage. The prayer of the Bill Is.
That tho DESCENDANTS answer, nnd that the aid
mortgage be inreclosed and said laUds be sold or
ootherwIse subjected to The payment and satis-
iact'"n OIL the sara claims OF the complainant, and
ior general reliet NC. And at the last April
term Of said Court, it being made, 70 annear tbnt
SAID John Woods and Lucinda his wife / re mot
residents OF the State Of Ohio, is ordered that.
NOTICE OF the pendency and prayer of the Bill be
published in the Democratic Standard. a news |
paper printed and published in said county ~
DroWh' ana m general circulation therein, six |
consecutive weeks prior to the next term ofthis
court; to which time cause continued. Said |
nonresident defendants are therefore hereby no.
lhed toappear at the next term of said Court,
ana plead, answer or demur to said Bill, or the
'ame will be taken as confessed.
A. G. STEWART, CLERK.
D. G. DEvoaE, Solic for Comp't.
May 22d, 1s4T
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Last Can through the Press.

DERSONS having unsettled aecountswith me
n are hereby notified to come forward andset-
tie them bypaymeRt or otherwise, as IL ismy de-
termination to close my books. Those interested
will favor themselves and me by an immediate
compliance with this request consider this
sufficient warnings and ! shall feel justified in
taking foreible measures for settlement, If it is
not attended to by my debtors in reasonable
time. WIN. SMITH.
Russclvlle, June 90, 1s4t.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

"ll''% g 1,l'' Brown Com. Pleas.
franklin ". Dragoo.)
pY virtue Of writ Of Il. ia. ct e. ia. 70
HO me directed by the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County, Ohio; I
will offer for sale, at tho house Of Franklin
W. Dragoo, in Bird Township, Brown County.
Ohio, on Tuesday the 9rd day of August, ls4I,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said
day, the following property to wit: Two gray
horses, one bay male, one two wears old eolt
two hsiiers, one small bull and one small
steer.
To be sold as the property of the Defendant
in the above case.
Terms cash
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, sh'f. q. G. o.
Sherif's Office. July 18th. lS4l.
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n UST- received and for sale, choice lot Of
e WALDaoS's CRADLE and MowNa ScYTHEs,
Carr's Spring Steel FOREs, SIcELEs, RAKEs and
Trace CHAINS.
Also. 30 kegs Tar All Of which we will sell
low. NOWLAND d SNEDlkER.
Russelville. june %.
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sHERlFF's GALE.
Vincent crabb

VINCENT Crabb
VS.. Brown Com, Pleas.
James Taylor.
DY. virtue Of writ Of Il. "a etk. ia. to
Id mo directed, by the Count Of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County Ohio,
viii offer for sale, al the house ofJsmes Tay-
lor in Huntington Township BrownC County Ohio,
on Monday tho 3nd day of August lS4l, between
the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the
following property to wit: One roam mare, one
bay horse, one young iron gray horse, aud two
red COWS.
To be sold as the property of the Defendant
in the above case.
J erns cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff, B. C. o.
Sherih,s Office, July 18th i64l.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 8
Of the county of Brown from the End day of June I840
to the 9Th of June 1871.
County Funds.


AMOUNT collected Duplicate for lS4O
Remaining settlement
Paid by Fund Commissioners being pa the furnish
ed by county for school purposes
Received forfeited lands
Received Of King late clerk forfeited land of Thomas
Shreve
Received of same forfeited ecognizance Of Fielding FIaw
Received by same on judgment against Benjamin Sidwel
Paid by Benjamin Sdwel
Funds received Of justices of the Peace
Received for horse license
Received for tavern and ferry license
Received for permits TO sell merchandise
Ofjury fees received Of Sheriff
Refunded for Vew'Ofr roads
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ExPENpTTuREs.

sia ss' s ssss sGs:;., s5s saa ss':S %
John Higgins sheriff. forsumnonng grand and petit Jurors
and yearly allowance in l2s 90 o
andrew Ellison. prosecuting attorney 22S l6 5
Conssbe attending on court and jury I53 90 Of
George King clerk, yearly allowance in go 90 o.
zekah Lindsey county auditor for services such 70 33
zekah Lindsey for postage official documents, &C. 75 0
P W Sellers, for printing 66 25 O.
For wood for public Offices 3S 10 81
James Bunes, superintendent of poor house 245 90 OF
Goods &c. for the o poor house $50 26 n
Stationary &c for auditors clerks and auditors Offices % s.
Amount refunded on land improperly sold for taxes So II
For returning poll books ofjusices election I8 ZOO
PG fsass Woa deputy fep Doaf ado %f for service. $50 Il
Judges and clerks ofanDual election 81 90 OI
do do Presidential election 81 Is OF
A,s: i.gss between q years s5 M
codhiy Commissioners us 90 Of
Fund commissioners 65 90 OI
Lindsey clerk to fund commissions" 200 OI
Viewers Of Roads l29 90 OI
Chain carriers and markers 90 Ol
Forsurveying plating roads so 90 OF
John Blair for plank chains, locks &c furnished about the
William Carly for repairs done Jail doors and locks 20 90 OIL
venue expenses 3 same lo 90 Of
Noah Ellis going Iisboough and examining Highland
county court house, and expenses 62 81
S,, oi:; Ss;.s q %;ss . BOO. n.n farm
Joseph Darlington for for county seal for clerks office Is 90 oil
Rswsqs Sf1sP or aoE Prnns Pas sea- os'As once s s5 o
Robert Allen for services appraiser OF real estate 243 90 OIL
Devore school
II Baker for model for court house 20 90 oil
Nj Martin Of fine RENTED 25 90 oil
Alexander Martin Is 90 OIL
John Higgins for for sherf's house Is 90 oil
Fund Commissioners for the deficiency of the per Of
the surplus 464 "a oil
William Carly for work done to jail, in clerks Office &C.
Thomas Middleton for money paid by him for assistance in col
ecing 40 90 OF
~Naai Etfs for boarding pauper four weeks 90 oil
Viewers, SSssofd damages done by county road 81 81
John Nahan refunded April by order of II 90 OIL
Trustees Cincinnati township for keeping Adam Bender
insane rs or
Viking Tor goods furnished sheriff and clerk lOs3O
Andrew Ellison for prosecuting bond in favor of Fund Comms
oners 4..e Is 90 oil
John Glaze county assessor and dePhesr services
George hauz Part tor building shedfs house III 90
Smith for hauling and taking Of timber for public
building 90
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Peter l.. Wilson,( Executors OF Robert Wright,
John IL. Blair, deceased,
John Woods, William Woods, Samuel Jolly,
Archibald +. Knight and David McElroy.
Bs.it remembered, that on the 2lst day of No
\ NembCr, 1910, the Companants filed in said
Court their cartain Bill in Chancery, setting forth
that at the October term of said Courl, in the
year 1870, theyrccovered a judgment against said
John Woods and William Woods for tho sum of
one hundred and two dollars and thirty-soven and
a hall cents debt, and costs amounting to eight
dollars,and six cents that said John Woods and
William Woods have no personal or real estate
subject to levy on execution to satisfy said judg,
menl or any part thereof; but that the said
knight and JollySre indebted to the said John
Woods, and the said McElroy has money in his
hands belonging to the said ] Ohm Woods, and is
also indebted to the said ohm Woods The pray
er the bill is that the defendants answer and that
the said money and claims due and coming to the
said John Woods as aforesaid be subjected by tile
decree of said Court to the payment and satisfac-
tiOn of tile said judgment Of the C0mplanants,
and for general relief, &c. And at the last April
term of said Court ii being made to appear that
said John Woods is not resident Of the State OF
Ohio, it is ordered that notice of the pehdency
aud prayer Of the bill be published in the Demo-
cratic Stanaard,n a newspaper printed and pub
lshe1 in said comfy of Brown, and in general
circulation therein, for six weeks in succession
prior tn the next term Of this Court; toHwhich
tina this cause is continued Said nonresident
defendant is therefore notified to appear at the
iext term ofsaid Court and plead, answer or de-
mur to said bill, or the will pc taken as con-
fessed. A.C STEWART, Clerk.
ID, G. DEvoRE, Solicitor for Conp't.
NAV 81. lS4t s
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Russell
EA, vile, Ohio, on the 30th Of June, la4l ;
which, if not taken out in three months, will be
sent TO the General Post Office MS dead letters.
elijah Willis VIM IIaks 2
Mss Laufy Williams Wn Smith
John Glaze Pey w Logan
stephen Parker S Wilkins
Miss Sarah Hearn DANIEL Nc Laughlin
Brewster iliglsy Mary Jane Glaze
William Brown CASH VIM Eyens
Il dgaJ Mrs Thankful Brocway
Charles Philips il ID Kinrall
John X Wilson Aaron Wilson
samuel Evens Joseph Stephenson
George Brown Ressn TIcus
George Jarmon John fl ilallam
II Reid John McFadden or
Presly Ohafa James II Smith
Taylor a. Rohns Staten Lamar
G d Peter Nelson Morris
Robert Mcknight
n. D. TOMB, P. NJ.
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Notice.

The claims belonging to the late firm Of
r, Myers ~ B. C.Baker areleft with me for coli
e:tion Those who wish TO save costs, win call
and discharge them.
d. G. DEVORE.
July I7th 1871
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A. ELLIS SON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the east side of tho Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
SHERIFF's SALE.

SFIERIFF'S SALE.
&DP Egans1
VS.. BrownCom. Pleas.
Joseph A. Hughes. Ch'y.
Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County, Ohio. made at their MarchTerm,
IS40. and revived at their April Term,
1871. will offer for sale at the front door
of the Court House in Georgetown, on
Saturday, the 8 Ist day Of July, 1871, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said day. the following described property
10 wits Lot No. IA Zone hundred aud
forty foutl in the town of Ripley, Brown
County, Ohio. Ordered TO be sold in the
above case.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sh'lf B. G. 0.
Sherfr's Office, juno 25tb. Is4l.
John Goss.tl aild Polly his wtie, iomer-
ly Polly Eylar,F Aaron Eylar, Joseph Ey-
Jar, Henry Eylar aud Martha Ann
Rowland, formerly Martha Ann Eyar,
who inlermarried with James Howhnd,
and Daniel Collier, Joseph Collier,
Henry Collier, and EI z4beth Riley,for-
1 merly Elizabeth Collier, who intermar-
ried with james Riley. Sarah Collier,
and Letha Collier, who intermarried
with some person whose name is un.
known
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
~ CT 49, kos-4
Of Joseph Ey ar, sr. deceased, on the 18th day
Of june, A. ID. l64l, il the Court of Common
Pleas. of Brown county, Ohio, by Aaron Eylar,
Joseph Eylar, Henry Eylar, Katharine Cary and
Isaac Gary her husband, g. Elizabeth Beveridge q
John T. Boyordge hor husband, and is now pend
ing, wherein the said Aaron Eylar, Joseph Eylar
and Others demand partition of the following real
estate; beginning at a large white oak, and stone
southeast corner to Henry Eylar; thence south,
6S degrees east, 79a poles to am1lberry and two
ems; thenco north, g. degrees east, l0l4 poles
10 mape, corner TO Peggy Edie AMI Others
thea co north, GS degrees west, 7S poles to su-
gar tree and stone in the limo of Henry Eylar
thence with Henry Eylar's line south, % degrees
west, 100 poles to the beginning; containing 50
acres: and that at the next term Of said Court
application will be made by the said Aaron Ey-
lar and'J oseph Eylar and others, for an order
that partition may be made of said premises.
AARON EYLAR,
JOSEPH EYLAR,
HENRY EYLAR,
ISAAC GARY,
KATHARINE CARY,
JOHN l.. BEvERIDGE,
ELzABETH BEvERIDGE,
A. ELmsoN, Counsel for Petitioners.
June 81, lS4l.
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For School Purposes.

RECEIPTS.
To balance in Treasury June lst, 1910
Received for show license
Amount collected on dupcate 1910
Amount Of tax on banks, state school fund, &C.
Amount of interest surplus revende
Amount Of U. s. Military School Fund
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EXPENDITURES.
Treasurer's fees
Amount Of orders deposited
For 7otcnship Purposes.

For Township Purposes.
- RECEIPTS.
To amount collected on duplicate
EXPENDITURES.
BY amount ofredeemed orders deposited
For Road Purposes
RECEIPTS
To amount collected on duplicate
EXPENDITURES.
By amount ofredeemed orders deposited
Three per Cent Fund
RECEIPTS.
To amount received at State Treasury
by Treasurer's fees
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
Justices Blanks

For sale al tie ctFee Of de Democratic
Standard.
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
David johnson

vs..
John Woods, Lucinda in CnANoERY.
Woods his wife, and
Willam Woods.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
For School House Psnporses.

To amount collected on duplicate
By redeemed order deposited
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


In CHANCERY.
Peter T.. Wilson,( Executors of Robert Wright,
J ohm H. Blair, deceased,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

I v-but sustained his decides pref, rencs Tor my
domination, and wsrned his associates that 1 wai
the strongest Democrat in the district. s.
King William was represented by four gentlemen
who were unanimous against MIR Hunter, one o.
them voting for MIR Scott aL1 three for me.
King and Queen was represented by five gentle
men, one for Mr.. Hunter, and the other four avow-
ing their preference for me; but when the vote
token, Robert NJ. Davis and John Thomas Hos
kins, Esqs., (who had caused my name to be erased
from the list OF delegates Tor King and Queen, with
| a view to my nomination. to the astonishment OF
| those who had heard their opinions the subject
gave tho vote OF King and Queen, ; to 2, for MIR
Hunter.
Essex, represented by 90 or 80 gentlemen, after
many ballots voted for MIR. Hunter, and Caroline
represented by three gentlemen, also vored for Mr.
Hunter.
You know we'll as do, that r. NJ. Davis and
Jno. T. Hoskins incapable Of any Of intrigue
or intentional injustice but, they will both ad-
init that the nomination of Mr.. Hunter has been
thus produced, and doubt not they both regret the
agency they have had in IL.
IL will rest with the Democrats of this district 10
say ii they shall be thus treated with mpunity-if
they shall be thus divided and couquercd-f the
met ropolitan mandate shall stihe their warning
voices, or neutralize their independence.
For myself, have nothing to expect; but for
the people who have honored me with their conf
dencc, will endure any thing. | am aware Of the
serious disadvantages under which enter the can
vass, but the darker the hattie, the signal the
victory. 1 am, sincerely yours,
Mantua. March l, ls4i. C.M. BRAXTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

THE Postmaster is the first victim to proscrip.
ton in VIrsinia."-Enquirer.
Admitting that the omission to rs.aPpOini Gooch
amounts to prescription, is it true that this is the
FIRST prescription which has occurred in virginia.
Where is tile case of Col. Preston, who with an
ounce OF lead in him, was prescribed to make room
for this same Col. Gooch1 Where is the case of III,
Navy Agent in Nurfolk-to say nothing Of the
many who were prescribed by the dominant party
in the State' But beyond the limits OF Virginia
there were some 1900 victims OF Jacksonism-pro
serlbed wiihou; morcy-not because they were moi
faithful and competsnt-but because they dared tC
think that Jackson was not infallible.
IL would stir the bile, if it did not excite contempt
to hear these men, who then had no tear for pity
now crying out Prescription If there were ter
times as many Office holders as there are and all
were swept by the board, 1t would be a small retr-
button for the malignant and demoniac prescription
Of the Jackson era.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
r ICH M ND:
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10.
TIE Federal Districts.

Some Of the Congressional Districts in Virginia
present novel spectacles. In several of them there
are moro than one candidate OF the same party
each inhamed, apparently, with more than common
rage against the other. This is more particularly
the case with respect to the strong Federal Districts
In the "Teafa Legtoa," there are four Simon Pures
each competing with the other for the reputation
OF superior devotedness to Loco Focosm, and all
assailng one another with the ferociy of wild cats
In the Madison District, we ha We the Boulon and
Banks contest livery graphically described by Ritch-
lie "dog eat doggy extended TO a wider theatre on
which Banks lex -Speaker) and Smith (Ex,ra) are
the mighty combitanis. The earth trembles as they
tread, and every body will be grieyously dsappoint-
ed II torn fragment of either Of them is left alter
the conflict. By the way, Richie takes sides with
Extra-which circumstance, il it does not give the
odds against the ExSpeaker, will serve to heishten
the interest," and give Increased to the fight.
People out the district have but one prayer on
the subjeci-and that is that the fate Of the Kiken
ny cats may overtako the belligerents In the
.Neeklenburg District, MIR VIM. O. Goode obtained
the Caucus nomination over Hugh A. Gsrland-an
object long Gear to his heart-and TO compass which,
it cannot be said of him of the lilly in Scripture
he tolied not, neither did he spin. Ii is understood
that Mr. Garland does not submit with good
grace to his exclusion; and Mr. Senator IpiisI has
many friends, who complain that he defeated
Of the nomination, by the unjust denunciation of
him by the Enquirer, just upon the of the Con-
vention. Mems minds. are consequently much d. |
vided among the three-some saying, Goode first, |
Baptist next, and Garland last of all-whst others
reverse IL Garland first, Baptist second, and Goode
under no circumstances. This would indicate that |
Mr. Goode and Mr. Garland the extremes and |
if the rule adopted by the Grecian Generals after |
the Persian war, be sound and admissible, MIR |
Baptist, the second choice of his competitors, and |
the first of himself and friends, would occupy the
position of Themistoces, and bear off the palm
But nous verronS.
In the Caroline District, we can scarcely define
the exact position of things. The Braxtonians and
Hnnlereans hold the world in suspense; and they
change front with such rapidty that what might
be true OF them to day, might be false tomorrow.
When last we heard of them, the BraItonans had
the held-having driven out the Huntereans, who
carried the day at the Croxton Convention, by the
aid of letter from Richmond and signed by ct.
Richie, B. G. A. A. Chapman and Others" ac-
eordng to the BraItonians. Whether the Hunter
cans will rally again TO the charge, are not ad.
vsed. Rumour says they will, and that they have
no idea Of yielding, "while there is pea in the
DISH