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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13
THE NOR SPIRIT

The Cincinnati Gazette says-It is with ex.
remc yct NC have to say, that the mob spirit
has again shown Itself in our usually quiet State,
and that blood has been shed at Dayton in a
contest between whites and blacks The Dav.
ton journal of Tue day morning, the 2G,h, re.
.ccjyed day before yesterday, Confined the fol.
lowing mention Of a ROW demonstration on the
evening Of the preceding Saturday:
"An address by Ex Senator Morris was an
nouncol in hand bills to take place on Saturday
night at the Court House. number OF persons
collected, who felt greater inclination TO be
heard, than TO listen, and the consequence was
that the audience made the speeches, and the Ex.
Senator said nothing, There was a very fair
specimen Of that sort Of proceeding which is
called ga row" and as may be Inferred a scene
was enacted full Of confusion and disorder"
The Journal Of the 27tl has not come 10 hand.
but from correspondent at Dayton, we received
yesterday the following statement Of occurrences
after the hour at which the paper Of the 18th had
been made up:
con Saturday last a hand bill was published,
stating that Thomas Morris, late Z. S. Senator
would deliver Lecture in the Court House in
Dayton, on Saturday evening, January 80, 1911,
He did not attempt 10 lecture for mob pre.
vented him. There was great row during the
night. 4 great deal OF talk on Sunday-bul all
without bloodshed. Las! evening" Iihe 25gbI
about midnight, number Of young fellows went
over the canal, east Of Dayton, and for some
reason commenced 4 battle with the blacks liv
ing there. The blacks killed a young whit.
man by The name Of, MuClealy ono white man
by the name Of Davis Is 80 much butcAcrcd that
his lie Is dcePaircd Cl-saYctal other DeIsops
were much hurt, cot up, beat, etc. Dr. Jewetts
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF THE GOV.
ERNOR OF MAINE.

The Boston Mercantile Advertiser makes some
extracts from it, and speaks Of it 'as well
written, sensible document-raher elaborate, 1t
is true, but Astounding in interesting information
and useful suggestions"
The Boundary question forms a prominent
subject Of the address. Alter abiding to the oo'
staces and delays which have hitherto prevented
an arrangement Gov Kent says:
"The time cannot be far distant, when the
question must assume mole definite shape,
either peaGeable or warlike; and much as we
NAV, deprccae The awful evils and miseries OIL
war we ought to be prepared to meet the issue,
if such, after all, is the determination OF our OPP
ponents, with the frmness Of men who lee that
they have tie right, and who will not yield TO
threats or force, the nhertence OF our fathers
and the right(ul territory Of our State. The
unanmlty which has characterised our Stale on
this question, in the midst Of all our political
excilements, is sure guarantee that the people
are ready TO sustain their rulers in all judlcous,
temperate, yet firm and decided measures, and
that it is regarded by them as too sacred and to o
solemn a subject to be made the instrument Of
any mere party schemes or movements
He adverts to the occupation, by order OF the
Governor OF General Of Canada, of the posts at
Tamiscouta Lake and Madawaska, by British
troops in direct violation of the stipulated agree.
ment between the authorities OF New Brunswick
and Maine, and says:
81 cannot but view this proceeding, as my
predecessor does, in his reply to Sir John Hay
vey, as "a direct and palpable Infringement o.
the subsisting arrangement and as taking mill
tary possession Of that portion Of the contested
territory. And if the suggestions Of 1t. Gov
Harvey, who seems not to have been consulted
in relation to this new act Of jurisdiction, and
who evidently regards it with regret, if not as an
infringement Of subssting arrangements, is dis.
regarded; aud the British troops are permanently
located at Madawaska, shall feel it my duty &c
reerate the request already made to the General
Government and to urge upon that gorernment
the justice and erpcdiency Of taking military
possession on that part Of the United States Of
The territory in dispute. The General Govern
ment owes it TO Maine to move forward in this
matter, with promptness and energy, with a sin.
cere, and even anxious desire to preserve peace
but with an equally firm determination to main.
tain su5sisting engagements on our part, and to
insist upon full performance from the other
party"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

nibals dwell; but they went Oh, with their
pIoughs and their axes, and arts and let
ters; they thrust the aborigincs out of the
way, and established absolute ownership in
land; protected industry, and worshippcd
the goddess of harvests; upon this basis
they out-wont their mother country in glory.
The monuments Of tile fine arts which thcv
left to delight End instruct the world, have
Withstood t.ie ravages of 5000 years.
They have not left their glory alone in their
temples, or on the plains of Marathon, or
at thepass Of ThermopylH, but it still burns
bright in thc schools and senate halls Of
the world.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13
From the Connecticu, Courant.

As President Van Buren, processes to be an
ardent admirer of Mr. Jefferson, VIC recommend
to his consideration the following remarks OF his
prototype; 81 can say with TRUTH" says Mr..
Jefferson, CHAT one act of Mr.. Adams's life,
and one only, ever gave me one moments per-
sonal displeasure. did not consider his last ap-
poinimeatS to oBlce as personally unkind. They
were from among my most ardent political enc.
mics, from whom no faithful co operation could
ever be expected; and laid me under the embar.
raSmem of acting through men qchose vie,cs ,cers
10 defeat mine, or encounter the Odium of putting
others in their Places 1t seems but common
justice to leave successor to act by instruments
of his own choice" This seems to bs prettyex.
elusive authority for those who acknowledge Mr..
Jefferson as the persoaifcation of genuine democ.
racy' and who profess to be governed by his prin-
ciples aud maxims.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

Foa Office During the year end.
ing July ], 1910, as appeared by the contract or,
fragments then in operation, the whole lenath
Of mail routes inlhe United States, was 155,739
miles The distance travelled on these routes
backwards and forwards, was So, $40, 10 miles.
Ol this distance the transportation by horse and
suhy was 1912, AS; by stage and coach, 20,
229,2I6, and By railroad and steamboat, $3.50,
O35 miles. The expense Of all this for the fiscal
year under the contracts, was S3,296, SIG. Add
TO this compensation to Postmasters, STOPS. 925
%, and other incidental expenses for wrapping
paper, advertising, mail bags, clerks, agents
blanks Irvine &c, &c. amounting to S433, 3O8
80, and the total expenditures OF The department
for the year, were 4 1911 S.. lis reoenfs far
the same time were, from letter postage, sI.OO3
10 ", from newspapers and pomphlcs, G535,
229 Gil and from fines paid to po tmastcrs for
yioIalions Of law. $260-toial $3.50 1858 G9
showing deficiency in the income to.meet tbo
expenses, Of S2l9,815 II. The revenue Of ,be
Post Office has increased in ten years Gon Jnnc
80 1880, from 81 ,85O,5S3 10, and the exnen nd,
ture, from 1882, 707 95 to the above named
sums at the close Of the last fiscal year.
J0urUt Commerce
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13


great t"Hoi' ana became qlai'iied TO ENJOY
the inheritance "hicn had been promised
10 mem through Their ancestor, Abraham.
Upon Demg conducted to the land OF "a
man, on the express command OF God, the
lahd was divided among the people; each
one hei1 MS snare by an aiiodiai title, Inc
divine laW-maker gave directions Tor the
management OF Tue plough. ANA mus me
constitution OF inc jewish c9inniohWeailh'
coming directly from inc DNihity' was
pds~d On agr'cutture--"a Dased on aD5o-
sute properly IN iand' ana upon 'ho security
OF INC proceeds 10 nm VINO mel" tno p'Lgh-
"'ua'IS' A'I cry Proprietor Gui'I' dted has
l%i1 i"aI AsriCuluIo was IGNORED, and
.,r'o III '''' ,,,I oS.,,''''n ny kings and
P.ly. .!..5, . ~ .'V''' lGildS' IN KING
~. .,,il, ~ 'iSM1goo ny o4.ceIS OF his
Ell III. u..,'-''; ana Aoh found Elisha nthe
'oIT 'tH oxen
I h"oE s'lcA constitution, a small noun
la u, country was made to yield bounti-
III subsistence Tor three millions of inhab-
Itahts: ms small nation pursued the &C.
cHPau2h assigned TO man. They tihcd the
ground; ilcy dressed their gardens; they
cat 'hef D'OaI III the sweat Of their faces,
ana lnay gave law 10 the world. Reading
al ms does II rot seem surprising that we,
as people: haye alone doomed agriculture
10 iietF Individual effort, and have never
extended 10 II direct governmental pro-
lection
when God sent Adam out OF Paradise
to TIL the ground, in his mercy he connected
TINS employment with the Improvement,
soGiaI and Individual, Of the posterlty OF
Adam. ticmoIal constitution Of man was
so formed, that the occupation assigned
nm ny bis NaEcr was exactly suited TO I'M
iod his Faculties by the same operation Of
image O% |Mch man supplied his wants,
nc i, opened lIo great Vo!Nnio OF nature ana
o's5oFGIo' inc laws OF matter ana mind
ana however II may shock the hopes OF
many Fious' humane people who desire to
eHect 1hoiT benevolent OBJECTS IN shorter
way, ~, Eol ,1e history q Tie |?rd proves
' r'y VIC , Gui'tG ; T.. ..t ol' - t!io S,och
a ' ,ra lI :, '. III ,1' ~ 'o 'i';.
ho 80 ,i,,.;rt,I f.. - -, T,a3
iii: La ,.o aa,, lr,Jl ,,...,, '-''.'
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,,,- t,:. ,,, 49,, - ~ i'':ii
,ar,l al Ia, -,.,'l, = oi'il,,oI' WIN
,y,,,.,I, ,,i., 20 ri.-- ~
l.'..r,,I' I1lG d man 81 lor'y-'iyo years OF
s,,ac, L,,,-o 20 t go 81, ,,i. ','i,'
b,tt, ,1o.ci,a;ntoJ ,,.;tl, Iat+o.s, t i,iI1.
~ ;,,,1a,. i;r.,, -, l "!i,''
cra ,.' has t ,,l, ;,a"n cen ,to,n tnG
Of natra ghs graat scbnai,n u, ''lo S..iooi
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

PUBLIC LAYDs-Pennsylvania-Th Legis.
Ialufo Of Pennsylvania have (both houses) in,
sructed their Senators to vote for Mr.. Clay's
Distribution BW Mr.. Buchanan says he will
obey.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

The "SPy in Washington writing to
the Courier and Enquirer, relates the fol-
lowing:
Among the anecdotes Of the day hs.,
heard one that amused me. Senator Bu-
,chanan, on his way to Washington, be-
iieve at Baltimore, fell in with plain spo-
ken Irishman, who thus addressed hints
not your name Buchanan"
My name is Buchanan" replied the
Senator.
"Jamie Buchanan is it 2" said Pat.
"James Buchanan said the Hon. gen.
tleman, smiling, and extending his hand.
"Well Jamie Buchanan" said Pat, "wid
yer blarnay, yer Sub-Treasury, and yer
low wages, We may go to the divil wild We %
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

DFTherc has been tremendous fresh
ct in the eastern waters lately. The wa
te9s of the Delaware, Hudson, &C., were
swelled to an unusual height-much prop
crty was destroyed, and some lives were
lost.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13

"Hou will see my face no more ~ ho
young lady said when size covered her
checks with pant.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-13
A TABULAR STATEMENT

Showing the amount which each County has
received Of the 3 per cent. fund, embracing the
distribution now being made.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
SHERlFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of fourwrits of Fl. ia. ct Le.
-A ia. TO me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the front door of the
Court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 18th day of March, ls4l, between the
hours of 10 and four clock on said day;
the following real estate, to wit: In lot in
North Georgetown, Brown County Ohio;
known and designated on the recorded
plat Of said town by its number one hum
dred and four (No. 104) with all and sim
gular the improvements thereon.
To be sold as the real estate of Tar.
pley Jones TO satisfy four executions in
favor Of the State of Ohio against said
Jones. Valued at two hundred and thir-
ty-eight dollars. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
M B. C. o.
Sheriff S Office, Jan. ooh, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
Yours, g
MnLEOn


The Rochester Democrat of Monday
says.
awe are indebted to the Editor of the
LOckport Courier cor 40 extra Of Saturday
last giving the particulars Of the attempt
to bail Mcleod. Itis gratifying tolcarn
that there was no violation Of the laws-
no force or threats ofcompulsioR used to-
wards the officers OF the bad. The re-
cognizances we're entered into on
Wednesday, but no precept had been de-
lvered TO the sheriff, and Of course the
prisoner was not one moment at large
On Thursday the bail was rescinded, and
the meeting having accomplished its oh-
iect-to secure by legai means The pres.
ence Of the accused when the proper tri'
bunal shall be prepared to determine his
innocence or guilt-broke up after an
eighteen hours session. On Saturday
the excitement growing out OF the affair
had mostly subsidized" 80
~ The report SO current here that Mcleod
has since been admitted to bail in the
sum of $50 900 is probably Incorrect
as the Rochester Democrat OF Tuesday
and Buffalo papers Of that day do not
I mention it.-CEeav. Ado. Feb. 5.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
sHERIFF,s SALE.

JR Y virtue Of three writs eff ia. ct
- LIE. ia. to me directed by the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio; will Offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Couri House, in George
towp, on Saturday, the 18th day of March,
lS4l between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit: In lot number one hun
dred and thirty -four, mo. l34) in North
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio.
To be sold as The properly of Mordicai
Levi at the suits of David Devore and
Hanson L. Penn against said Levi. Val.
ued at $65. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f,
'i 9r. b. C. O.
SherifE's Office, Feb. sth, 1s4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
Perpetuating TESTIMONY.

A LII persons interested will take no.
n tice, that shall attend, with the Sur
veyor Of Brown county, at the north east
corner of. Holt Richeson's 1000 acre sur
vey, number 1927, which is, also, the
north west corner Of Holt Richeson's 300
acre survey, number 1928, on Monday,
the 5th day Of April next, between the
hours of9 o'clock in the forenoon, and 9
o'clock iH The afternoon of said day, and
shall proceed to establish said corner, and
the lins running thence south, IS west,
500 poles 10 a burr oak, bnech and maple.
the northwest corner of said survey, No.
1927, in the line Of James Knox's sur
vey, number 622 agreeable TO the statute
in such, cases made and provided. The
said line and corners are bounded by Holt
Richeson's survey, number 1923, John
Watts. number 3770-John Watts, num-
ber 1852. and James Knox's, number
622. We shall continue from day to day
and adjourn from time to time, as cir
cumstances may require, until the same
is completed.
LANES NJ. TRIMBLE.
Jan. 20, 1871.
FsH 81 "A
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
sherif,s Sale.

RY virtue ofa writ of Venditioni Ez.
Ponas TO me directed by the Court of
Common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will expose to sale, at the
front door of the Court House in George.
town, on Saturday the 18th day of March,
lS4l between the hours of 10 g. 4 O'Clock
on said day the following real estate, TO wit:
A certain tract of land situate on GIady
run, in the County Of Brown, and State
of Ohio, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at large white-oak aud
beach Northwest corner to Martin Bisb.
op running West 96 poles TO GIady rnn
thence down the run as it meanders l65
poles, when reduced to straight line, to
two elms and a sycamore on the west
bank OF the. run: thence East with the
line of Conklin rs poles TO a stake, cor
ner to lot now owned by Caleb Conk-
lin; thence North IS poles TO a stone in
the Anderson State road: thenceEup said
road about II poles TO stone in the line
Of Martin Bishop: thence North with said
Bishops line 100 poles to the beginning,
containing about ninety-fVe acres.
Ordered TO be sold as the estate Of
Andrew McQuillin at the suit of Sarah
Genoways against said A. McQuillin
Valued at $500 per acre.-Terms cash
in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. B. CO.
Sheriff's Office, Jan. 29th, lS4I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
JAMES CONNER,
Type Fou nd er.

Corner Of .aaa and Nassau Streets, JMeto York,
D ESPECTFULLY informs bis old patrons
u and the public generally, that he contin.
ues TO manufacture and supply every article used
in the Printing business, as we'll as 10 Stsreotyps
all jobs that may offer. He embraces this oppor-
tunily torsturA thanks to those whose patron.
ago he has extensively enjoyed for SO many years,
and TO say that he is to be found at the Old Es-
tGbItstted Stand, Corner Of .ani5 and Nassau
streets, fully prepared to execute any order that
he may be honored With; aud that the type man.
ufactursd by him ale from selection Of faces
taken from his old specimens, together with a
number ofadditlons Of a superior CIT; that lie
is enabled 70 furnish SORTS as wen al
FOUNTS, Of the most beautiful Of his Old Fa-
css, and Of greatly improved quality sf metal.
He is also engaged in getting ap, by anevly
discovered process, an extensive ssrieso New
and highly Ornamental Articles. Arrangements
| are mads with the manufacturers Of Presses nd
other Printing Materials, that will enable him
TO execute orders as expeditiously as any Other
i Founder in the Union, and on as favorable
terms - s5:is esss
A new specimen is now in the course Of prin
II. B. Newspapers copying the above adver
j tisameDt three times, and forwarding uns COO,
| eontaining it, will be entitled to their pay il
| Type, provided bill Of fouf times the amour
be made. al ,l5.. 80 s, A.. sff-
: "A
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
DRY GOODS
Administrator,s a Sale.

N pursuance of an order of the Court
of Common Pleas of Brown county,
Ohio, made at their last October term,
the undersigned will proceed to sell, on
the premises, on the 9th day of March,
lS4l-between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P NJ, the following
land and real estate lying in said county
of Brown, on the waters of Clover-Iici
creek, described as follows:-Beginning
at hickory in the original line; thence
with said line south SO poles TO beech
and maple; thence NORTH, SO west, SO poles
to stake corner to Peter Penny's heiis
land; thence with said land North 9S
poles to a 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, 2TR
poles to stake in the centre of the
Newhope road; thence with said road
south 69A east 81 poles to stake in the
centre of said road; thence south, west,
81 $40 poles to beech in the line Of.
the so acre tract; thence with line of
said tract south, SO east, 81 poles TO The
beginning-containing 5ea acres, being
part of an entry of200 acres made in the
name of John Watts by No. s90l. Said
real estate 10 be sold subject to the dow.
er estate formerly assigned 10 Nancy
Mckee, widow of Robert T. Mckee de.
ceased, upon the terms following, 10 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, Adm'r.
of ROBERT T. Mckee decd.
January IL, l64l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16

- d
RY virtue of two writs of Fl. ia. ct lie.
ia. to me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas, within aud for Brown
county, Ohio, ] will offer for sale, at the
front door of the Court House, in George
town, on Saturday; the 18th day of
March, lS4l, between the hours of 10
and 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate, to wit: All and singular that
certain tract or piece Of land, situate ly-
ing and being in the county of Brown, on
the Ohio River, above the mouth of Red
Oak creek, part of James Poage's entry
ofl0OO acres No. AS, beginning at a
stake on the bank of the Ohio River, and
corner TO John Poage's land; thence
down the Ohio River, with the meander
thereof north, lSa west, 76 poles TO a
stake; thence north, "a west, 26 poles to
the mouth of Red oak creek; thence up
the creek, with the meanders thereof
north, IS east, % poles to stake thence
north, 8 east, 20 poles, north, 81 E, %
poles, south, 79i east, 8 poles, south,
20A east, 80 poles to stake on the east
bank of the creek; thence north, 67R east,
a poles 10 beech stump and beech tree,
corner to John Walkington's land thence
with his line south, IS east, "a poles, 10
white walnut on a point; thence with
Walkington's line north Asa east, 90a
poles TO stone marked ]. w. corner to
said Warrington; thence with his line
south 304 east, 81 poles 10 a stone mark
ed J. W.; thence south, 454 west, 44}
poles to stone, corner to N. Collins;
thence with his line south, 45 east, l3
poles to horn beam, mulberry and su-
gar, corner to Collins and POage; thence
with ]. Poage's line south, asa west, al
poles links to stone; thence south,
65l west, 1877 poles II links to the be-
ginning, containing 100 acres more or
less. '
To be sold as the property Of John
Moore at the suits of John M. Taylor
and Gideon Burton and Moses Johnson
and Clement Tingley against said John
Moore and James Snediker.
Valued at $40 per acre Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. c. o.
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 9Th, 1871.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue ofa writ of Fl ia. ct lie. ia.
- to me directed by the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio; | will offer for sale at the
front door of the Courthouse, in George
town, on Saturday, The 18th day of March,
l64l; between the hoDrs of 10 and 4 o.
clock on said day, the following real es-
tate, to wit: The undivided half of all
that lot or parcel of land lying in the
county Of Brown aud State Of Ohio, and
adjoining the original plat Of the town of
HIgginsport, and generally known by the
name of the ware house lot; beginning
At the east corner of White.oak and Wa
ter streets Of said town Of Higginsport; !;
thence with Water street north, 81 east,
IL poles; thence north, 8 west, 4 poles;
thence north, 47 west, 8 poles to Cherry
Alley; thence with said Alley south, 81
west, 81 poles TO white-Oak street thence
with said street south, 3 east, 10 poles
10 the beginning, being eighty-seven
poles, more or less; and containing q
steam saw-mill and other Improvements.
To be sold as the property Of Peter
Shinkle. at the suit Of Wilson B. Crouch
against Stephen Bowen and said Shink le
Valued at S25O0. Terms cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff, =
\ B. G. o.
sheriff's Office, Feb sth, ls4l.