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For Tickets and shares, certificates oc packages - ;c u
splendid Schemes. rca>. adde's, 10
ID. : GREGORY Z CO., .EandeSrs. H'-tmeaI. I.
* An account oi the drawing seri mlmcd@e!! : ~.
nj wko orGcr fIua
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VIVA, took place on the occasion IL thus oese' "
Madisons Debates: az words .biph mis-
demeanor were struck out and the WORDS !, he
irscrted in order To comprehend all proper CASTS
mo doubtful whether shigh misdemeahot H."
technical meaning 10 limited. I'D ~ reouire
g AIR. Butler and MIR. Pnckney m'Vea " 'ei H.
.fuptiye slaves and servants to be den'e'e" ~
criminals ,,a rxecntiye of
mMr Wson-This would oblige the Executive "
tho State 10 do it a, the public expense. a., h,;o
uMr Sherman saw more proP''e'y u, Wv 90 1850
seiznr md surrendering slave or servant .'a"
uNr Butler withdrew his proposition, III o'o.' 80 80
some particular provision might oe nnaue' 1pA''
this article. 49,, re.d in mem
cou !" See the Madison Papers, vol. - i44..
What would have been thought IN TINS Sohse"' =.
e smo one had then said that little more thah my
voors n Governor of New York wouid re'usc ~
Jar nersou charged with stealing slave LOT ,'.e fr'
son. that stealing slave was not ei''''
meaning of their language. .,c,r,e ,bo;,
In what other way our STATES eh,oIIe .ns NV,
criminal codes, under present system OF ',r "ios
unrestrained intercourse: In EUROPE '''e -
and the system of passports. Around every con.'
nental State, a Gordon of police oticers Is a,am"
and The srctest vigilance is exercised over al ~"
mss the frontiers. The international Ia" o. -"
rn,e 10 adapted to such state oil thinas-hre we
- fan hack upon the same SYSTEM Already Virginia
,ten precautionary measures in her frontier coun'
,.s Il must 10 that If the doctrine OF Governor
Seward is TO be adopted by the country We must nave
passpor,s and gems Harness 1t was prevent that very
Stale Of things that these provisions in the Constitution
were secured 1t was to open freely the intercourse
between the States. 1t 10 guarantee to each OF
Them as perftct means Of executing her laws and de-
f.ndnr her institutions, if she surrounded win
Chinese wall. AT this present moment one scarcely
knows when he passes from State into another
Governor Seward be the expounder of the FEEDER
nj Constitutions the traveller will soon learn the boun-
dares Of the States. loGAN.
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100000.

ForSalrday. Goth Feb. VIRGINIA LEEsBtRG LOT.'Ea
Glass T., for 1871, . he drawn NJ Alexandra. Va.
Pir,Ls-S:l1. 900, l0,DOn, - prizes Of 20Io
Tickets Sl0-lialves Sj-tnirf> - -.
certificate al Il package "f - Whole Tickets g; share
proportion
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HpriZcs n 5,N3U cath, 1,jl, 9 ana = irHs =" To-, y
Tickets only S.a-Iaives S5--ttnar'ts )! y.
certificate u package Of a5 Whole Tickets 20; -,
proportion.
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S3J.00,J,

S35,295.
For Saturday. 18Th Fch VIRGINIA WEILSBT-rG lOTrl
r. Class y, nr lsil 10 be- drawn al Alexandria VI.
CApIrlLs-S35 l05 le,tno, 40 prizes Of ,jD0, ST.
Tickets Sl0-flalvcs S6-tsuarter> - ~
certificate OF package Of Is Whole Tickets S.l; shan
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I,IANk G.. ri FEM frorncp f7r VIII practise ia The ~
perior aud Inferior Of Abcnae and Flusanna coin
I,,,,rs l3,h i. 7s-w3m
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--------s--
HINTON HILL SCHOOL.

Richmond, Jan. ], 1910.
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Flee Prizes u $4,000 each

~ numhesS-li drawn.
For Saturday 9th Feb, VIRGINIA MDNOSGALtA LOTT
~ Glass Il, for lsil 10 be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GASP SCHEME
One prize OF siG,n00l nrir.. n
One do. 10000 !.nna.
one DO DO i ,ooa" mahus
one do. lu.or) s1'"o1
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T. We copy the following very fair notice Of Col.
Benton from The "Day Mail" we take it to be from
the pen Of one of lis Editors, who was formerly a
Washington correspondent Of the Atlas, and had
rood OPPORTUNITY OF witnessing Col. Bcntons course,
and listening 10 his able speeches in the Senate While
the article is just towards Senator Benton IT IS also crN
dlabe 10 the writer, exhibiting it does spirit of
fairness and canior highly commendabe
n.,,n
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THr ATTEMPTED MURDER At NAsHvILLE-Weye yes
terday alluded TO the fact that most cowardly and
odbloodcd attempt at Nashville, to murder Mr. Har-
ris the editor of the Union, Democratic paper pub
lished at that placed. correspondent of The Globe
furnishes the snboined particulars of the revolving &C
cu.rence, which appears to have been throughout Of
the most atrocious character :-Pennsylra
Erfr1rf nj n litter. dated
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FLORIDA

We have just read an account Of the
cruel murder, BY party of Indians, of
Mrs. Montgomery, wife of Lieut.. Mont
gOmery, Of the army. Contrary to instruc-
tons from the War Department, and in
opposition TO positive orders issued BY
the Commanding General, forbiGdng any
escort being sent from post to. post. nnder
thirty men, wagon was despatched from
Fort MicanOPy to Fort Wacahooia with
only eleven mounted infantry under com.
mand of LieGtenanis Sherwood and Hop.
son: as the morning was fine, Mrs. Mont
gOmery rode out with them. About an
hour after their departure, some one of
the horses returned to Fort Micanopy
without their riders, and shortly after
two soldiers rode up and announced that
the party had been attacked, Mrs. Mont
gOmery and Lieut., Sherwood and several
soldiers killed. The garrison immedi-
ately sailed out, and within three miles
Of the fort found the bleeding corpse of
Mrs. Montgomery, with a Soldier still
breathing, lying by her, with just strength
to say to her agonized. husband who threw
hImselfOn The hegrOund by his wiCe's bleed
ing bOdy-"Lieuienant, fought for your
wife as long as / could" Lieut.. Sher
wood was we'll mounted, and might, II is
reported, have escaped, but would NOT
abandon his fair charge. This barba-
rous act, it is believed, was committed
by band Of the cruel and blood thirsty
Mikasuckies.
The frontier posts in Florida are moi fit
places for the residence of ladies'. The
same reason which readers it improper
for them to be on board ships Of war,
might be urged against their being allow
ed TO accompany their husbands to these
posts of danger. Officers ought 10 be
lett free to act in moments of emergency
without the uneasiness of : having to pro.
tect helpless women and children.
This unfortunate lady had beerI only
three weeks in Florida, and but lately
married. Globe,
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Urrrrp srArrs BANK --Ba lhe ard

UNTTED STATES BANK by the arrival
Of the Padsel stip Acadia, at Boston, the
people Of the United States are made
acquainted with The condit onaof the Uni.
ted States Bank, located in Chesiut street
Philadelphia, as published iEE%gland by
Mr.. JaudOh, the agsat Of this British
cOncern-as il stood on the first Of Oc.
Gober last. ItappearS from this statement
that the liabilities Of the bank, and in
dsb;edness u stockholders amounted 10
$72,Sl ,49l 49, and the SSels te $685.
526, ,425 03, showing deficiency Of $l4..
265, 066, The amount Of specie was
$2,69O, 1858 39.--Drl, Gas.
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EcLIFsE or THE MooN.-Oa Friday
evening, the 9Th Of February, at 0 min.
utes past z o'clock, will commence an
eclipse Of the moon, which will be total
atV minutes past 8, aud end at 80 min.
utes past 10. This will be the 10th peri.
Odical return Of an eclipse which occurs
every nineteen years, and will so contin.
ue until the year 22l9, and then not again
return ill the lapse Ofl2, ,257 years. So
say the astronomers; and further they
say moi"
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John II HaIIam,
IN cHANCERY.


Jackson Ewing and Others
pursuance Of an order Of the Court of Com.
i mon Pleas Of The county Of Brown and Stats
Of Ohio, made at their October term, A. D. I640
Jackson Ewing and MeAlister are hsrebv
notihed that, on the 22nd of October, l640, John
u. Hallam, Of Brown county, filed In said Court a
Bill in Chancery against the said Jackson Ewing
and McAlister; the object and PRAYER "
which bill Is TO compel the said Ewing to A spe.
eihc performance Of a contract between Hallan
and Ewing, dated 18th October, 1885, for the
sale and conveyance oy Ewing to Hallam of fftv
acres OF land, lying in Washington township.
county and State Aforesaid, in Allen Latham,s
survey No. 1899; beginning at the cornsr of
lands formerly owned by A. Purdum dnd
kyley; theLee with Purdum's south line 93I
poles; thsnce for the above quantity to the be-
ginning ?and further to eompsl tbs sail Ewing 70
convey the sad LANDS to the said HalIam bv
deed, with all proper covenants of general war
Hnty. And also, to compel McAlister 10
release, &c And the said Jackson Ewing and
MeAlister arc further notified, that unless
they appear and plead answer or demur to the
said Bill within sixty days after the next term of
said court, the said John H Hallam, the next
term after the expiration of said sxty davs. will
apply to said Court to take the matters of the
Bill as confessed and decres thereon aecordinelv
A. ELLISON,
-, ,o., Solicitor for Compl't.
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Perpetuating Testimony.


A LII persons interested will take no.
a lice, that shall attend, with the Sur
veyor OF Brown county, at the north east
corner Of Holt RlchesOn's 1000 acre sur
vey; number 1927, which is, also, the
north west corner Of Holt Richeson's 200
acre survey, number 1928. on Monday,
the 9Th day Of April next, between the
hours of9 o'clock in the forenoon, and 2
O'Clock is the afternoon Of said day, and
shall proceed to establish said corner, and
the line running thence south, 45.wesl,
500 poles 10 burr oak, beech and maple,
the RoEIh west corner Of said survey, No
1897, in the line Of James Knox.s sur
vey, number 622; agreeable 10 the statute
in such cases made and provided. The
said line and corners are bounded hy HOl
RichesOn's survey, number 3826; John
.SVatls'. number 3170--Jnhn Watts, nun
bsr 1862. and james KnOx's, numbe,
622. We shall continue from day 10 5lay
and adjourn from time to time, as Gil
cnmsiances may require, until the sam
is completed.
~ a JAMES M. TREMRLE. 4
x Jan. %, ls4l.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,


Try virtue of writ of Venditioni Er.
POnGS TO me directed by the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for Brown county.
Ohio; will ex pose 10 sale, at thA house of John
kalston, in Georgetown, on Saturday, the 93d
day OF January, lo4l--beiween the hours of 10
and 4O'elOck on said day, thu following propsr.
ty;--Dns bay mare, one two horse wagon. two
sets harn1ss, one side board, one ccw, one cook.
'ng-stove and pipe, ona Franklin-stove and nina.
and ons seven, plata stove.
To be sold as the property of John Ralston at
the suit ofthe State of Ohio. use Of Pleasant
Township, against said Ralston and others.
ALSO
At the same time and pace-by virtue of a
writ Of Fl. Ct. ct. LIE ia. to me directed by said
Court, will offer for sale, the following property,
to wit: One sofrel mare with blazs face and
two hind feet whits. To be sold as the propertv
of SAID Ralston, at the suit of the same Plaintiff
against said Ralston and others Terms cash.
a JOHN, j. HIGGINS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Jau'y llth, 1s4l,
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Administrators Sale.

|
N pursuance of an order of he Court
of Common Pleas of Brown county,
ONO, made at their last October term,
the undersigned will proceed TO sell, on
the premises, on the 9Th day of March,
lS4l-beiween the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the following
land and real estate lying in said county
Of Brown, on The waters of Clover-lci !
creek, described as foIlows:-Beginning
at hickory in the original line; thence
with said line south SO poles TO a beech
and maple; thence north,S9 west, ,S3 poles
to stake corner to Peter Penny's heirs
land; thence with said land North SO
poles to maple in the line of Newkirk's
heirs land; thence south, SO east 8, poles
TO stake 2 poles east of crooked oak
and maple; thence north, east, 271
poles to stake in the centre of the
Newhope road; thence with said road
south 69l east 81 poles to a stake in The
centre of said road; thence south, | west,
27 $40 poles to beech in the line of
the so acre tract; thence with a line of
said tract south, SO east, 81 poles to the
notwithstanding 5SI acres, being
part of an entry Of200 acres made in the
name of John Watts by No. S9Ol. Said
real estate to besold subject to the dow
er estate formerly assigned 10 Nancy
Mckee, widow of Robert T. Mckee de.
ceased, upon the terms following, TO wit:
One third of the purchase money in
hand, one third in nine months and the
residue in eighteen months, with inter.
est from the day of sale, 10 be secured
by bond and good security.
WILLIAM w. TUCKER, Ada'r.
Of ROBERT T. MCKEE decd.
January IL, lS4l.
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GEORGIAcANb MAINE.

AN EMBARGo.--Our readers (says the
Baltimore Sun) are familiar with the long
pending dispute between Georgia and
Maine; in relation to The demand on The
one part, and the refusal on the bther, 10
give up certain persons charged with fe.
lOniously taking away slaves from the for
mer State. To remedy this msbler,' the
Legislature Of Georgia have now under
consideration a bill, which, il it passes
into law, will he equal 10 a declaration
Of nonintercourse. The bill has already
passed the House, and has received so-
cOnd reading in the Senate. II provides
that after the irsF day>of March nexr,
every vessel from Maine, which visits the
waters Of Georgia, shall perform quar-
antine of one hundred days. and during
that time no one Of The passengers, off.
GERS or crew. shall be permitted to leave
the vessel, on any account, under heavy
penalty. The quarantine ground is to be
not within three miles Of any SEAPORT, city.
town or hamlet within The State. The
penalty for an infringement Of the law is
punishment in the penitenliary not less
than five, nor more man ten years.
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DR.. Geo. b. Bailey

WILL continue 10 practice in the varlou,
w departments Of his profession.
Oihce on the public square east rfths court,
house.
Calls at night may be made at hIS dwelling,
near the Methodist church =
:, N. .. Those indebted to him, rither nv no,s
or book account, will 6nd 1t to their intsrss, "a
call and pay, or give their mites, as his obliea.
Iions 10 hh creditors require speedy oet,lemen,
10 extend further indulgence on long stanlIns
accounts, will put II out ofhs power n oeet NJ;
liaoilihes. He trusts, therefore, that IA on'
eoncsrnsd will refuse To comply with this leasOn,
able request. &
Georgetown, o., Oct. Goth, 1890. 4
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sheFiff's Office, January 4lh, ls4i.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of writof Fl, ia. es he. ia
- to me direcIed by The Court oI
Common Pleas within and for Brown coun'
~. Ohio, ] will offer for sale, at the front
door Of the court house in Georgetown,
Ohio, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary, lS4l, between The hours Of 10 and
4 o'clock on said day, the following resl
estate, towh: In lOl number nine mo g.,
in the town Of Carlisle, Brown county
OhiO, containing one story frame dwell
ling house.
To be sold as the property of Stephen
Reynolds, ir. and Eli Kratzer, at the suil
of Slephsa Parker. Terms cash
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff
BIC. D.
! Shsriff's office, Jan. 4, ls4l.
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FOr the Democrntlc stnnd,rd
"E EIV VA9IIulTUtIl DINHuUTu,
n Parody on POETIcAL article IN the Political
ETansilsr, Dec. 10.


II Parody on a POETIcAL article IN the PoKtica
Eran1iner, Dec. 10. &
THE POET OF HIGGINsPORT.
Come, listen to me, ys fair daughters of Brown! |!
And help me to tell of this famous young clown
Come, help me to give him those praises now due
10 palrOnizs hin will leave /. with you.
10 give him that praise which he merits, vow,
lS more than my pen can portray to you now;
But lend me your museS, and shall prepare
To paint his requirements truth declare
Although he is temperate and honest yet still,
Unlike many Others, he's climbing fams's bill:
Some censure his course, yet he lives in renown,
The wonder of Lewis-ths poet of Brown.
There's 81. E." the poet, who talks much of
Smith,
Needs having his knowledge box bound with a
wiihs;
For, If we're not mistaken, he's full as bad
crack'd
As the temperance teachers, whose wishes he
back'd.
Should you never have seen this bright poe, of
Brown.
Please notice cabin in vast part of town,
Just call for the SchoOlmaster, "the poetry man."
The order Is Afic-EthiOpic the plau.&
But fate has decresd that no college shall 60 it,
Unless it is led nythis witty young poet:
Lot him stand at tho helm, and thsr'll burst on
your view
Huge columns, presenting an idea or two.
should this 6ne college e'er bursto on your view,
l would ask my friend 81. E." if he would sschew
The honor Ofmastsrshp in an infant school,
Taking rigor and sIrictness of Professor's rule?
ThA chair of the languages he'd likely prefer;
From that of Beeles-letters he'd have todomur:
The former is rich with poetic sffusions,
AHd soVirgl and Horace makes frcqusat illusions.
But lest be becomes too much fll,d with vain
q glory,
l'll turn you again tothe thread Of my story;
And IfyOu'll be patient, Eagaia will conduct you
To this harmonic rhyme, and see how twill
instruct you.
A son Of Eratot We have in full sail,
While carriers ofmail-bags so loud in their wall,
Protest that his muses. are guilty of fraud,
That from Courier and CtrOnicls his poems are
claw'd.
But this he protests ic both false and untrue;
fls poetry'S current in this place as new;
Though guilty ofplagiary, some have declared,
Yet 10 prove himself innocent, perhaps he's pre-
parel. A
lfthis patron Of glory would court the fair muses.
lie can publish ofiginalsjust as he chooses;
But If he desists not in stealing from Others,
lie and cannot live peaceful as bruthers.
The muses. grow weary, so mast dOgist,
Ere. have given you half of ny list;
But must defer it to some other time,
Until the sweet musas assist in their rhyme,
THEoPHILUs.
Qfhis poetry. .s
The muse who sung amorOus songs
Iigginsport, o., Jan. IL, l84l.
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Executors Sale,

N pursuance of an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown
comfy, Ohio, at their last October term
theundersigned will sell, on the premises
on the 9Th day of February l64l, he.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock P. NJ, the following land and
real estate lying in Brown county afOre.
sad, on the waters of Straight-creek, de.
scribed as MISUNDERSTANDING at stone
set in Mrs, MoOre's line; thence west
l05I poles, crossing the Spring'run at q
poles, TO stake and two dOgwOOds, ia.
cob Sniders corner, thence with PindaIlS
line south, Il west, I IS poles TO white.
oak marked with the letter D. corner
of Daniel Morgans on the line Of Luns-
fords survey; thence with line Of Luns.
fords survey south, 80 east, l0S poles TO a
stone and leaning whiteoak, Mrs. MoOre's
corner in said line, thence with Mrs.
Moore's line north. IL east, llS poles 10
the beginning-cOn containing n acres, Q
lOods and 80 poles, part Of survey Of
$50 acres made in the name of John
Brown, by No. 1884. Said sale to be
made on the terms following, that is to
say-one third Of the purchase money
in hand, one third in year, and the res
idue in two years from the day Of sale,
the deferred payments bearing interest
frsm the day Ofsale, and 10 be secured
by bond and security.
EDWARD FRANCIS, ! Erec.
WILLIAM McCOLGIN, utors.
of JNo. GLENDENwINS decd.
January 70, lS4l.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue Of writ of HcaditiOni Er-
- ponas 10 me directed by the Court
o. Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County, Ohio, ! will expose to sale, at
the front door of the Court house in
GeorgelOwn, on Saturday the 18th day Of
February. lS4l, between the hours of 10
and 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate, 10 wit: In lois numbers, 80.
33, "a, 35, 35, 81, 3s, 80, 90, az, 4S, IA,
IS, 46, 50, and So in Brownsville, Brown
county Ohio, laid off by ]. D. White,
County Surveyor, for James Baird, being
part ofKnox's survey No. 2737.
Ordered to be sold as the real estate
Of James Baird, at the suit ofMartin Mar.
shall. Terms cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. C. o.
Shetiff's Office, January 4ih, ls4l.
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Mortgage on JerusGlem-.It is now
we'll authenticated that The ROlhschiIds
hold mortgage Of the Holy City, acir-
cSmsIance lhatgives extraOr dinary inleT'
est 10 the movements Ofthe Jews, and the
signs Of the times.
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Estrayv.

WE, the undersigned, being called anon "a
AZ view and sPPraiss certain stay, taken
up oy, = onn shannon Of Sterling township, Brown
;o9atS, Ohio, on the 18th day Of Dsesmb +,
losy, 90 ao 1Aa tae SAINT % ba gay mare, seven
years old last spring, hfteen hands high, crpplsd
= eee, ne a. pip, with emiddlng long tail. No
At ninateen dollars BY us.
NATHAN LIvINGOOD,
ELI LTvINGOOD.
Certihsd this 4th day Of January, lsAI. tv me.
, JOHN LEONARD, J. p,
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Fay Of q Legislator in Georgia. The
Goorgia Legislature have passed res
oluton fixing the pay Of its members at
five dollars day, and the same amount
for every twenty miles travel in com
ing to or going from the seat of Govern
ment.
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MURDERS. from all directions contin-
ue to bring US accounts OF horrible mur-
ders, robberies and other crimes, which
have lately multiplied in fearful degree.
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'SiIencs that dreadful belle, as the
husband said when his wife was giving
him the full length other tongue.
lam n.fal-uaied, as the'ify observed
when be stuck fast in theIard.
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Brown County Supreme Court

OAo"A SOuuCy supreme COucCs
RsOdG Collins
Us. Petition for Divorce.
Stephen Collins.
DE remembered, that, on the third
Id day Of December, lS40, the peti-
tioner, by her Counsel, filed in the Clerk 3
Office Of said Court, a petition for d.
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins,
the defendant: the canse assigned in said
petition for the divorce is wilful absence
for mOre than three years on The part of
the defendant; the defendant is therefore
notified TO appear before the Judges of
the Supreme Court, on the first day of
their next term, to be held at Georgetown,
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer or
plead 10 said petition. =
G. w. KING, Clerk
S. C. B. CO.
tn. L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-26

L@dierOtSs Mistake.--SA gentleman &C.
custOmed TO the signiture Of the firm in
which be was partner, having 10 sign q
bsblismal FegisteFsOf one ofhis Children
entered il as the son Of Smiiks Joaes 8
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-26

THEATREs.-TWO theatres and one
opera house have lately been closed in the
city of New York, leaving but two still
open.