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Administrator's NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the estate of james
N Goothsrman, late of Union township de"
ceased, are hereby notified to settle the same
within one year from this date; and oil those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement.
ANDER sON G. GO0THERMAN, Admir-.
Nov. l7th, 1910. 4ws
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

COST Of ToLLx- Fwny EIsslsts bene.
ht at New Orleans drew $4,000 70 the
House. She was Relted with roses, a
81 l,5OO bFaeelets and many other valuable
presents, so that the gross receipts are ss.
limated at $4,000.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

ELDERS Lucas and PINKERToN will
preach at e Christian Meeting House
on the second Sabbath in May-the meet
ing 10 commence on Thursday preceding.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

On Scissors! is an expression, We have
no doubt originated with. editors, when
ideas were scarce, and the Devil bawling
out for copy. In such case scissors are
the resource.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin
IA. Sutton, deceased, late of Decatur, Brown
county, o., are hereby notified to maks immed-
ate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, are requested to present the same le-
gally proven, wit in one year from the date hers
Of, for settlement. JOHN RAMEY,
May /, ls4l. Administrator
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Attention! !!

U1HE GEORGETOWN GUARDS are here
bv commanded to parade on the Public
SouaYs in Georgetown, in full uniform, on Fri.
.dav the 2nl of April next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose Of Company drill.
!, By order Of
MsrsA Is, lstI.
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Sale of Horses, Cattle, &c.

nN the 5th day of June next, at 10 O'Clock
" A. M, will expose to sale. at my farm ad-
joining Georgetown, Ohio, number Of Horses,
Colts, Mich Cows, young Cattle, and Hogs A
credit Of nine months will he given on all sums
over five dollars, by the purchaser giving notes
with approved security. The stock can be soon,
en the f,rm, by any one desiring to purchase; and
any part of il will be sold at private sale, provi-
ded.ws agree on the price.
+. THOS. L. HAMER.
April 9th, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
ANK EEDs
For sale at tie office Of the Democratic
Standard.
Oakland Female Seminary
AT HlLLSBOROUGH, o.

AT HlLLSBOROUGH, o.
The summer session Of this institution will
| commence on Monday, the 18Th Of April, and
continue 81 weeks without inteTmiSsion. Half
the session Is quarter.
| TERMs, payable al the end ofeaeh quarter:
Spelling, reading and writing, geography
iie, per quator, 81 90
In addition TO the above, either geography,
arithmetic, English grammar, or history
ofthe United States, per quarter, 90
In addition 10 the above, either natural,
mental, or moral philosophy, chemis.
try, logic, rhetoric, physiology, botany,
algebra, geometry, astronomy, English
or general history, per quarter, 90
Music with use of piano, extra Der quarter 10 90
Drawing aud painting, oxtra per quarter, 90
French, Greek and Latin languages, extra
psrqaarter, 90
Chemical experiments, extra per quarter, 90
Boarding including every thing but wash
ing, per week, 2 90
Young ladies will furnish their own towels
This Principal is now prepared to take bOardes.
His residence is pleasantly situated, just out Of
town and very near the Seminary. The school
has been in operation two years, and has been ell
patronizee. The healthfIlness Of Hillsborough
renders it one Of the most desirable locations for
a school in the western country. The Semianry
iS we'll furnished with maps, globes and appara-
tus, chemical and philosophical The Principal
will hereafter take charge of those young ladies
only, who 5aord with him-Others will bd under
the care of those with whom they may bolrd -
The annual catalogue, containing list of text
books, &c., wiube sent to any one who may re-
quest it.
JOSEPH MD. MATHEWS,
Principal.
References.-GOv. A Trimble, Gen. ].
J. Mcdowell, Rev. S. Steel, HlIsborOugh,
O.; Rev. L. l.. Hamline, John Reeves,
ESQ, Dr.. C. TrimbIc, J. H. Thompson,
Esq, Cincinnati, O.; Rev. H. Turner,
Francis Howell, Esq. near Lebanon, O.;
Rev. J. M. TrimbIe, Columbus, O.; Rev.
J. Collins, Rev. II. Kavenaugh, Mays
vile, KY; DR.. Lewis Marshall, Rev. s.
ChipIey, A, r. Skillman, Esq, Lexing-
ton, KY; Rev. VIM. HoIeman, Quinn
Page, Esq, Louisville, Ky.
March 10, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
ABRAHAM CREST, { Apprr
DAVID GTRIER sars
Brown County Common Pleas.
Peter Cooper and Nancyl Petition
Cooper his wife, for

US. Partition.
Jane Scott widow of John Scott decd,
and Robert Scott, John Scott, William
Scott, Eliza Scott, John Cochran and
Jane his wife; Isaac Scott and John
Scott, miner children of James Scott
decd; George H. Bascom and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Scott, Taylor Scott, Sam
uel Scott, Adam White and Margaret his
wife, late Margaret Scott who are the
heirs and legal representatives of said
JohA Scott deceased
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TNHAT said Peter Cooper and Nan.
cy his wife, late Nancy Scott have
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas their petition setting
forth that they are entitled BY heirship
and purchase TO five-ninths of the follow.
ing described tract Of land situate in
Brown County, Ohio, on the waters ol
the little East fork of Eagle creek, TO wit
One hundred and fifty FIVE acres mo.4
or less. part Of Thomas Perkins survey
No. 279S and conveyed 70 said Scott by
deed from George 7. Cotton, bearing
date the Sd December, 1919, and which
is therein more particularly described
and Of which said John Scott died seized
And at the next term Of said Court appli-
cation will be made for a partition oi
said tract accordingly.
PETER COOPER,l Petition,
NANCY COOPER, ers.
TIL. L. HAMER, Solicitor.
February 3d., l64l.-6w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04

EWyHE subscriber wishes to close his business
IL in Georgetown. persons indebted to
him are earnestly requested to call and settle
with him, Sy making payment Of giving thsil
JOHN T. SMILEY.
Feb aslslL
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Administrators Notice.

q uEVA . . ~@N~~'
A Ii those indebted TO the estate Of
= John Thompson, late Of Clark town.
ship, IN BrOHh county, are hereby Boti-
ned to make immediate settlement; and
all those having claims against sid es-
!a'e, are requested 10 present them, l7gel-
" proven, for settlement.
JESSE THOMPSON, Administrator.
April 2lst, lS4l.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Russell
h vile, Ohio, on the 3lst day of March
lo4l, which, if not taken out in three months
will be sent to the General Post O6ieO as deaf
letters.
BOhanan Wiley M'Gree Simon
Brown William Parker GeromS
Brown George W Parker Elihu
Davis John G Piekerill Josiah w
Evens William Parker John
Glaze John RushfOrth Joseph 2
Glaze Sarah Reed 1T
Haks James L. Shanan John
Hedrns Samuel Stalcup John
Hatfield Joanna Williamson James
McMillen William Wilson Rebecca
McNight Thomas L Willis Elijah
r. d. TOMB, P. NJ.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-04
Doctor Heterick

OFFERS his professional services TO the citi-
" zens of Georgetown and its vicinity. He
nay DO found at all houn at Samuel Horns.
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which if not taken out in three months, will b
sent to the General Post Office as dead letter..
Robt Archer Capt John McCreght
William Burns Alexander Mcclure
George Bennett Mary Jane Mitchell
Samuel Blair Thomas McCullouch
David Christy James McCreight
Joshua Carey Jesse Phillips
Ezray Cox Henry Sharp
Lydia Jane Cocksrill Alexander Stssn
John A Finley Rev RObt Stewart
Mrs Susanna Fenton Aaron Festeen
John w Fenton William Starnes
Jacob Groves John F WATSON
Margaret Il Glasgow Charles Wilson
john Hunter Robert Ward
Willis Hamilton John G Weaver
John Jonson
JOSEPH EYLAR, pm.
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JOSEPH MD. MATHEWS,
Brown County Common Pleas.

OEO"A SOuACy OOAAA4Ou ASoSs
Isaac Wilson Greathouse and1
others, BY their guardian, p.,,.;.
vs.. c" '''
Gardner w. Greenhouses FaF'l''On' q.
heirs and others.
SARAH Ann Greathouse, Mary Ann Great
- house, John Greathouse, Brce Hickey and
Elizabeth his wife, James Donaldson aud Rachel
his wife, and Matthew Campbell, will take no.
tice, that petition was filed against them on
the 22d day OF October, A. d. 1910, in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, by Luz
cinda Greathouse, Isaac w. Greathouse and
Ellen GreathOuse, by their guardian, and iS now
pending, wherein the said Lucinda, Isaac, and
Ellen Greathouse demand PARTITION of the fol-
lowing described real estate beginning at a
stone and two dogwoods, corner 10 William
Greenhouses survey; thence north, Is east 1876
poles to stone; theme south, 45 west, l25 poles
to hickory, dogwood and maple; thence north,
As west, l28 poles to the beginning; containing
one hundred acres land that, at the next term
Of said Court application will be made by the
said Lucinda, Isaac w. aud Ellen Greathouse
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises.
January goth, Is41.
LUCINDA GREATHOUSE,
ISAAC W. GREATHOUSE, and
ELLEN GREATHOUSE,
BY their Guardian,
WILLIAM GREATHOUSE.
A. ELLISON, Counsel for Petitioners.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Scott,
II Ohio, on the 3lst day of March, lS4l,
which if not taken out in three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office as dead letter..
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Call and Settle.

Georgetown, Feb. %, ls4l.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
PAssEgss ssseIgs.

Per steamboat Champion i'm New Orleans-Messrs Nayor, Dawes Fellows, Robinson, Deas, Mckle, Mott Taylor, Cater, Irwin Fuller Beers, Bebb Wilson, Purse Whitney, Davis Moreand, Pas,ra, Heppard, Win Brand lnJy and svt-5 on deck.
 Per steamboat Caiawba, fin Selma-R P Brown and lady Mrs w Goodman, ch ildren and svt, Mrs Loug man, Miss Whitaker, Messrs Longman, McPherson, De kc Moore, Sergeant, Wall, Goodman, Rhen Johnson, Millhouse Hearn, Brown, Daley, Gregory.
 Per steamboat Southerner fun New Orleans-Messrs Sio0 Moss Babcock, Capt Fullerton-8 on deck
 Fer steamboat Formosa, fin Montgomery-Messr Bar nett Pauldng, Henshaw, Lindsay Baldwin, Duke, Hale ad syt, Johns, Odum Andrews, Cunningham, Scott, w Ausl, Hegnbotto,n, Rett, Kimball, Heyman, Knight.
 Per steamboat John Duncan fin Montgomery-Misses II mpton, Hampton, Kennedy Mir Preston, lady, five children and svt, Mrs Huntingdon. children and svt, N tssrs Holt and svt Batre, Shaw, CoIey Bingham, Wm Fcsler, Williams, Wilson, McCoy w, H. E and L Hun inston, Tucker, Scott, Aldridge, Allen.
 Per steamboat Oriole, from Tuscaoosa-C Garret and lady, Belle and lady Mrs Richards Davs Vaughn Messrs Owen, Rowan, Jarvis, Ngge, Horton, Leach, Shaw, w Slirke, Masters Owen and Rice.
 Per steamboat T Salmond from Pensacola-Mrs Dade and daughter, Mr Ripley N Capts Urquhart, Thorn md Mir Quiges.
 Fer steamboat Gov Pckens- dr Rosenbaum and la- dy Loud ana lady aessrs Montague, Larker, Real La- esy Leonard, Jones' Ssddard Forsyth, Redmond Bass, slads McCarty.
 Ter steamboat Canebrake from Chiles' Ferry-Mrs MonS N ;srs Steele, Frederick, Eubank Randolph Wm B-lh .s, Smith, Banter, Tory, Poole, Chatham, Wad kns W A Anderson,J Il Anderson, lIarrison; Monk, w Hal McRae Austill, Breitlng, Waring, Russell Donald
 Per ship Fioridan, sid fin New York on the 2ith for Mobile-Mrs Ridner, Messrs Rudd Chapin; Mccullough
 Per ship Vile de Lion, i'm Havrs, New York-Mr A Catonett, of this city.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
HECEst,C. OF O,eyey,

Per steamboat Cahawba, from Sema-Austil & Mar shall l42; w Bower 14 Harrison Blair 90; P buard 2z Rves, Battle x 56 T Lesesne 4si Simpson x co 43 E l. Andrews x co 31; Wm Dickinson 9; Desha, Sheppard x 25; Strngfellow & Hanna fl; W Scott l2 E Carlisle II; A Moore lt R l. Walker c; Brodnax, Newton co 6; Il Harwell 6i T J DeYamperl 5i Jas W Rhen 2; steamer Formosa l.
 Per steamboat Formosa, i'm Montgomery-Iiarrison & Blair 60 Boykin 60 Hoyt x Ford i3; Kives, Battle & 39 Purvis x Andrews 3J; Bull X Files 25; w Bower 27; Lacey, Terrii & co 27; Leavens Malone 26; Ballard 23 Aust & Marshall Is, Srngieilow X Hanna Si q w Tarleton l6; M Tarleton 10; Wm Knox l2 Mckinney dS Robinson 10; Andrews S co ?; Fitz- patrick |.
 Per steamboat John Duncan, fin Montgomery-Rives, Battle & IA; NJ Sayre 40; Austl & Marshall 3g c Holt 26; Boykin 5; E Andrews x co T Bull X Files 5j c Dobson f.
 Per steamboat Orole, fin Tuscaloosa-E Andrews & 75 D Ball 3l; Cummins, Hogan Snow 20; Allen & Haden y; T Harris Is; Harrison N Blair l3 Mckinney & k ibnson 2; Desha, sheppard co 10.
 Per steamboat Gov Pickens fin Tuscaoosa-Laoey, Terrll 20, D s Ball Ill; Jno Simpson 50 Cummns Hogan Sc Snow A9; E K Carlisle 20 B Fontaine 8.
 Per steamboat Canebrake, fin Chiles Ferry-Allen < IaJen l15; Manldin q Montague IS; Carlisle 4S; w l., 80; Crawford Al Toomer & Gay 10; Tart Stew X 35; Boyd 30; Hoyt & Ford 20; T NJ English 14 R L Walker IA; P T Harris li b Maine l2 A Broun 7; w Gaines g. Dickinson x Enstis & A Ledyard co 6 Deslia Sheppard x ,; T Hill & co 4 Blocker l.
 Fer barge Arcola, fin the Warrior-Maudin Montague & co 2Sl; c w Gaines l5i Thos M English 3s; Allen & IIuIan
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

The Washington correspondent of the U. s. Gaz- zette at phlladelphia which pretty good Wing au- thority. glees currency 10 d runur, but without souch,n5 Tor 1t, of approaching changes in the Cab- net. The Cabinet, It IS said, unable to agree upon tine ineasur,s to he proposed to Congress. Among their difficulties is undoubtedly that of pro- tectie Tariff. to which Secretary Forward IS a jealous iilend ahe tic President is old opponent.
 fhe Bank question another difficulty Mr. Ty- Ter, Il is sd, will berletty thoroughly AntBank in all shapes and this will nos suit some of his adyis CTS.
 In relation to this subject, Mir. Henderson of Mis-. sssppi, has in letter addressed his constituents lately, expressed the opinion, that national Bank Is out ot ihe question: adding the significant query whether < modified and improved'' Sub-Treasury, would nol be the ''next most acceptable" plan Ger iainly the nearer Ii approaches the Sub-Freasury, the better it w be, and the nearer the wishes of the country. The abuse under which the Sub-Treas- ury was oserborne, in the midst of fiery party struggle, is losing s force, and the views of many in relation to the custody of the public money, and the improvement of the currency, convergng rapidly towards principles which they will be star
 tied day, al discovering to be the identical Sub Treasury doctrines which they so eager, once in endeayorng to decry.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

We have pleasure in recording the following in- stance of libcrality the part of the masters and owners of steamboats navigating the Alabama river. The annual Conference to which reference is made, connencesssin this city on Wednesday, 10th lnst.
 We are Authorised 10 say that all Methodist Min sters, have business at the annual Conference soon to assemble in the city of Mobile, can obtain pass age free of charge on any of the boats navigating the river, by reporting themselves the Captains of said boats.-[Wetumpka Times.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

Among the foreign items by the Caledonia, we mo- tice report that great part fte silver with which
 the Chinese paid up the ransom of Canton, from the British, turns out to be counterfeit. It would not be a bad equivalent-bogd money for counterfeit chl- valry. ~-----
 An anecdote is told of the late Gen. Colman, somewhat in point. On getting out ofa coach in which he had been riding, he paid his fare, and was starting of. Stop said the driver, this is bad sh
 Ing Ailrght, then, sai,kC CoInan, chuckling, " is. a bad coach. -
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
MARINE LIST.
: PORT or MoBILE-DECEMsER (, Is4i

 r CLEARED s,ir Andrew Jackson Meldrum, for Havana, by Wm Einonds X co. 3ft- fs5l
 ARRIVED Brig China, Small i'm Boston,.
 Steamboat Champion, Baker, i'm New Orleans. steamboat Soulherner, Walnbersie, fin New Orleans. Steamboat T Samond Frederck i'm Pensacola. Steamboat Fornosa Hall, from Montgomery, with 46i bales cotton. -t8s steamboat John Duncan, Bullard, from Montgomery, with 243 bales cotton.
 Steamboat orioe, Johnson, frn Tuscaloosa with l9l bales cotton.
 Steamboat Cahawba, Adams, i'm Selma, with 705 bues cotton.
 steamboat Gov Pickens Beard, fun Tuscaloosa, wl;h 25J lAles cotton.
 stesnboat Canebrake, Adams, i'm Chiles Ferry, with 633 bales cotton.
 Barge Arcola fin the Warrior, with sOs bales cotton. BELoW-ship Venice, Thompson, fin Porlsmouth.- Also barques supposed to be the Gulnare from Boston, and the Reform, Tiiyou, i'm New York. CLEARED Foa THIS PORTAL Philadelphia 25th-schr Oscar. - At New York, 24th-ship Isaac Newton, Spaulding At Boston, 24th-barque AvoIa, Davis. Al New Orleans, 4th inst-schr Swan, Trainer.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

rous advantage over Turkey would bring into war with Russia, Austria. and France, and that the Oriental Christians differ more from Occidental Christians than they differ from Mahoaedals The Times talks o the disgiacelu sympathy between ihe Americans and Canadians, aud eats il as al ebulll- ton of vulent party views; but can this sympathy he prev entedl anu it Is idle to t'eat such permanent and national feeling ui,ier the head Of party views We have spent at least l,ur millions to support this spirit in Canada, and Il has greatly increased; and what would the Times have us dol Spend four mote or forty in the mad and stupid course l- All the revenues of England could mol do than retard, and ta but fl short time. the separation of the Canadas from cunneSion, which Is hgflY injurious both parties and why ni let that be done without expense blooished, which shortly must be done in despite of any possible expenditure ot bpth?'
 as
 NARRIED--on the l0lh inst, Nashville, Tenn.. by the Rev R. D. LHpsev, A. j. DONALDSON, Esq.. to Mrs. ELIZABETH RANDOLPH, both of Davidson county, Tennessee.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

- ( ft .4 t., It was decided in one;of thesState courts of,Virgi. mia, the other day, that allen could not be legally enlisted in the U. $. seryice discharge was grant ed to an Irishman on this ground. The question is to be taken up for decision to a higher court,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

The Legislature ofGeotgia have elected Alfred M. Horton. Sur,,vor General of the Su,te ]. ". \. Sanford, Secretary of Snle Thomas Haynes lfea- strer; Jn C. Park, Comptroller General; and m S Rose,s of the Federal Union, State Printer.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
EXPORTS. HAyANA-Per schr Andrew Jackson-5lM feet pine lnmler.
Eup pnseTa

DOSTON-Per brig China-20O grndstones, 33 bhls sugar, 37 tons slate l coils wagons, 150 Lxs fish, 53 pkgs uriture 65 dog buckets 222 bxs soap and dry pkgs mdse.
 NEW oRLEANS-Per steamboat Champon--lI bss absynhe 32 hhds sugar. 50 bbls four 25 bxs candles 55 casks bacon, bbls bread do whskey, and sunres
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Southerner 34 bbs pork 20 do beef Is do appes 30 bxs soap l2 do le mons; l25 do raisns 4O ffas figs; coils rope; 31 hhds enc aks yiue
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

The racing season this fall, has proved dsas- rous to iavories. On Saturday, Sarah Blaolen, the crack nag, g,swhom efforts have been made to obtain from her owner Col. Bingaman, to run a match race against Boston, was defeated by Luda Luda in the rstheat, (four miIes) in sm. 55s, track heavy-and was drawn for the second
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

OUR'CIRcUIr CoURT.-We were prevented last week, by the length of legislative news, from continuing the synopsIs of mpo tint criminal cases tri'd at our Circuit Court. We add a few more to those already given.
 In the case of the State Marler, for the murder oi his brother, the jury returned verdict of euty but recommended him to mercy Goldthwaite, and Hayne & Mays for the defendant. Dr. Marer has since then, we understand, received the Governors pardon, and been discharged accordingly
 On Friday the l2tl, came on the trial of the State vs. linbbie, for the murder of BougIe. In which case the jury, after remaining in nearly week, at last brought in verdict of manslaughter, with De- nalty of Sl fine, and sixty days imprisonment Golthwaite and Hutchinson for the defendant
 During the following week, the case of the State vs. Schuesser, for the murder of Govrie, was called up. Verdict, mansaughter, with a penalty of 337 me, and eight months mprsonment Williams &. Satfold for the defendant
 The case of the State IIaiL ins for tho murder of Bonglie, came up on Monday last, and occupied two days. Verdict, guilty. Williams and Harris, appointed by ihe Court for the defendant.
 The of the State vs. Whittemore, as access sory to the same, has been continued.
 On Monday, the 22i, the County Court opened its session, Judge Bibb presiding but the business in that Court not sufficient to occupy the entire week.-f Montgomery Adv. 27ih.