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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02
Administrator's A Notice.

A LL those indebted IN the estate Of James
"A Goothsrman, late Of U iOh township, de-
ceased, are hsrsby notified to ssttle the same
within enc year from this date; and all those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement
ANDER ON G. GO0THERMAN, Admir-.
Nov. l7Ih, 1870. 4wS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02
Brown County Supreme Court,

Brown county supreme court
RhOdG Collins
Us. Petition Cor Divorce.
Stsphea Collins,
DE remembered, that, on the third
day Of December, lS40, the petit
tuner, by her Counsel, fled in the Clerk Z
Office Of said Court, petition for di'
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins,
the defendants the canse assigned in said
petition for The divorce is wilful absence
for more than three years on the part Ol
the defendant; the defendants is therefore
notified TO appear before The Judges oI
The Supreme Court, on the first day al
their next term, TO he held Al Georgetown
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer oI
plead 10 said petition.
g., w. KING, Clerk
s, G. B G. O..
/. Tn, L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02

DY virtue Of an order dirscltd 70 et, the 90.
Id dsnigned By FCaneiS Alexander, Justice
OF the Peace, We have this day appraised three
strays, taken up by George BOIL. Que, a bay
mare with bald face left hind leg white up 70
the hami black name and taili tail SNORT sup
posed 70 be Eve years old pastT appraised At
twenty-five dollars. One red rOaf horse colt
supposed 20 be two yeaTs old; some white on tbs
hind feet; appraised at fifteen dollars oas bS'
mare Colt, supposed TO bO tive years old sCr
white on the right hind foot; appraised At
dollars; no other marks OF brands pereeivabls.
Given tndsF our hands, this lst day otos
ABRAHAM CREST, : ApprF
DAVID GIBLER. sets,
State Of Ohio, Brown County, 50.
lido hereby certify that tho ahnveis atu'
copy from my sstray hook. Given under m!
hand and seal, this lst day Of Oct lS4O:
FRANCIS ALExANDER,J. p. 4-W'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02
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The first number issued on the tsOenty. Iepe'IM
day ofJuHe, lS4O.
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aTATE ~ nHln

STATE OF OHIO,
BRowH CoUHrV CoURT o. CoNNON PLEAs.
OeGSbsr Term, A. D. lS4O.
vs. IN CdANCEh1'
Philip D. Wilson.
DE it remembered, that on the nth day Of
ID October, A. D. IS4O, the Complainant
6Isn said Court his certain bill ia ChaneeTy,set-
ting forth thaton the 26th day Of September, 1888,
the Defendant became indebted to him in the
sum Of two hundred and twenty dollafs, and exc
cuted to him his writing obligatory for the pay
msnL of said sum ofmoney ia two years after thd
date thereof; and that to secure said'suin OF mo-
nav, the Defendant executed his certain mort
gage on in-Iot No. (Se) eighty-six lying Ia
Georgetown, in said County, north OF market
street The prayer Of the bill is, tn t, by de-
cree Of said Court, the said mortgage be fore
closed and said lot sold to discharge the Claim
Aforesaid, &c.
And on motion and 1t appearing to the salts
faction Of tbs Court that the said Defendant II
NOT resident of the State Of Ohio, ordered thai
notice Of the psndsncy and prayer Of ths bill b
published in the ''DsmOcratic Standard" news
paper printed aa1 Ia general circulation in salt
couaty, six weeks in succession preVio" to tn
GEO. W. KING, Clsrk.
Dawn G. DsvoRE, SIR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-02
LIFE OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN.

BY MOSES DAWSON.
TTNIE above work is now ready for delivery
and on sale by the publisher. Subscribers
for the same, and the community at large can
obtain them on application to tn the publisher, to
whom OT,Iers,from a distancewill bs directed.
J. W. ELY, tublisheT.
Cincinnati, aug. 3. No. 10, Lower Market ST.
They may also be had at Democratic Hall, oi
Msssrs. Dawson Il Fisher, orOfthe Agent of the
this city, Mr.. J. orc. Purcell.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
..arp EVERY SATURDAY 1.T, MORNING
InT John N. BASKlN.

8rrRus or SUBSCRIPTION II |, - =,
ThhMs 10 subscription $s3 if paid in adj
p os y' # Paid within Six mouths after +
b : ..%h.oribing; or $5i it not paid until
. 9ssa s. OF ,G' AS1DSvs :E
i',ant, will be inserted at the rate OF
Est 'r", .,ors for The first insertion, and 5O
each week 'hsrai'etlen III ZINES ese Of ,e,s
|ilaDs he noted on the margin OF the
+5t, p or they Will he inserted until ,oT t !,
n l.as mus, be accompaied with the Cash. a !.
/. .S y; and Communications OF
q n,tnre, will be chargsd double 'h'
D,o ,ls candidates for county Offices vii
\ Ilo ,ao5' for State and District Offices Sio
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
OxroRp, Nj, AUGUST lS4l.

DEAR SIR-Your favor oil the 9th uIt.,
Ia. not received till the 10 h, at which
He was preparing TO leave home to fill
1bpe aopontmeHts tor public discussion
stslousIy made. On my return ! found
ii hand OF disease had been heavily laid
hon nv faulty. They required my per
sbUsl atteuuou; and before their recovery
Amyself hecamc the subject Of a short but
rigorous attack of fever: I'm e which ] am
6bw conyaIesce0t. am thus explicit in
IN apology, to show You that the DENY of
BIS response to your favor proceeds from
10 Discrimination to answer.
81 Before proceeding to the main purpose
~ ihs letter, indulge ne 10 brief re-
bark. The subject Of the "Union Bank
Bonds" is one OF deep and thrilling inter
st to the people of Mississippi. 1t 10.
wolves questions OF the very first magni-
Nude; and in ito discussion we should re-
hOve from our minds every impeachment to
clear and jast conclusion. Passion
fiOuId be hushed, obstrucung preiudices
fhould be merged in an ardent desire for
the common veal, party trammels should
le sundered, party associations forgotten,
party discipline desplsed; and every free"
nan Of Mississippi, fully conscious Of his
dignity and responsibility as possessed oil
portion of the sovereignty OF the State
should march up to the decision of this
\ great question, with the same nerve anc
Independence Of thought which character
l'ed our ancestors, and with the same pur
pose and determination to be just to them
selves and postcrity, and just to all TIT
world. II IS for the people OF Mississippi
alone to enter up judgment in this matte
ana when they speak out with a clear, un
equIyocaI voice, none will dare galnsal
lit is a domestic question; and whel
we OF the household shall decide it, from
That Judgment their lies no appeal but t
The enlightened opinions OF mankind.
viewing this question in this way,
Is man'les'Iy improper to give 1t part
'urn' The whole people should unite i
one course or the other: the dignity an
Un'mpeachability of their decision vi
greatly depend upon it. Neither side OK
cIusIvely 10 democrats or wings. 1t
Inc peoples cause, and all division is
DC deprecated. Therefore, thought
unoecomlng in me whose name had bee
associated with party in the State, publ
W to give out my opinions on this Boz
question, and endeavor to lead off wi
them. Justly might have been charg,
win an effort TO laise new issue, al
70 withdraw my conduct as the people
representative from public scrutiny.--B
no sooner had | appeared on the forum,
an endeavor 10 give an account of &
stewardship, and to explain the principI
when should guide me in the FEEDER
Legislature, than the Wing candida
,Or Congress, true to the mandates Of I
wing Convention Of last winter, (whiC
Telling that the ascendancy obtained
Them in this State was merely ,emporu
sought to make Ihs Bond question
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
y,cK.BuRG, July 9Th, lS4l.
cob Thompson:

Han, Jacob Thompson:
While your position as a
iI,,, for Congress does not necessa,
q .aooi,e that you should discuss the
q n AZ ousagion" before the people, yet
II T. oD,uion upon the subject is a matter
,sres, to many your political friends
,bis mart Of the stare:-and knowing
W IA the true spirit Of Democracy, you
I. lways ready TO ayow your principles
IA rolldcaI questions, ! take the liberty
I .sl,iog whether YOU believe the Bonds
bv tbe Mississippi Union Bank to
7, NicboIa. GiddIe, were issued 10 con
IN with the provisions Of the Consti-
IN NJ the slale!-And if not so issued,
hsther in your opinion, it COMFORTS with
\ true dignity Of the state, to recognise a
sim, growing out Of a violation OF the
law?
Fhe intention of this letter is TO solicit
teOIy to tho above interrogatories, fol
4 purpose of publication that your po'
Heal friends may be assured of your po'
loo; and that our Bond paying breth'
ma, hsve theiI doubts removed.
With sentiments Of respect, &c.
s. z. WEBSTER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
neCTORAL HONEY OF LIvERWOKT.-
DIR. McMUNN'S
IJIX IR OF O p u Nj

NEW chemical preparations of Opium, embracing al |
n the valuable medicinal properties OF Opium to sne
exclusion Of those which deeerous and useless Inc
Morphine Codein aud Narcen in combination with tnc
native M.coaic Acid, all retained IN their orisina
purity asd benre the superiority Of this preparation IL
much preferable every other form Of opate .ucn as
Lssdanur Paregoric, Morphine, Benareotized Lauoe-
num- &C., &C. as has been fully proved ana guy a.
kuowedged by The most eminent surgeons, pnyseJ. -.
and chemists ls use is not followed by any Of 'he o
greeabe effects which invariably attend The ordinary ,rs
paraton. of Opium such centPati9n, nessa'I ,sf
nors nausca and vomiting but It may W sfaty and
entire success For farther particulars ., ,a
hosp,a. directions nth The ees essi'@' by
sand - an' %, 'J1 Sasds Co II East Broadway BY
Ra.ao BY Dr. ca'S0 odsnssss s bssaGra a su3.os ny
I. -. k,rs rs,rrs, Dspensary lsa Sprngs and by all
n-ug.,.ts IN the city and country. ..,
Price - cent. 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
'To0In Acne-deteslsd name,

JDDtn Acne-uetessu uhHo,
Mott Justly damned To everlasting fame!
WHY will you -bGsr with Tooth ACHE when you
w can have It for % cts! warranted never 70
ache ,gan.
sufferers are invited call and test the merits OF my
Nerve Paste certain aud safe remedy Price shii-
Ing. Dscayed Teeth filled in tbs be, manner ior ~ 10
, Other operations accordingly. DR.. Pearson sur
.eon DeEtist lt} Canal street al I'm
DgCTORAL HONEY OF LlVERWohT.-,
1 Nowilr. PectornI Honey Of Lverwort, prepared
only by Joseph Nowiil in the city oi New 1GfA G W.
.re.t snd most eiTcacIous remedy for Coughs, CoH7,
Asthma Whoopiug Coue and all affections Of the Heart
and Lungs leading to consumption
I, !. ,od atthe low price Of shlliDgs per bottle
For s,le sholesale and retail the Orgaal Depot,
a gado on cor Catherine and rctaiIed by H. v Bush u
barclay :, Aaron Gilbert 40 Fulton and 22o Bowery Jas
H. Hart 27o Broad~ay, cor of Chambers street. anu %
lIud.nn cor Of North Moore H.; w. II. Dusenberry,
We.: C;re.nwich Coma, and retaed by Druggists IN
every Guy in the Union.
b Be Ina, each outside wrapper bears 'he ssna
ure of Joseph Now full without which none are gcnu-
-. ,g lmeod
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

hR ~. VsLh.E1Ss, Dsnai Surgeon, - years
~ experence-The original inventor OF the best kinds
of Tr,nsiucent Mineral Teeth nlI oduced the public
m ls7 Dr. H. " performs every operation in his pro-
s.ion at one thrc less charged esewe IN th'
city he hopes his long tried and we'll known abilities IN
every department Of his profession Will be sshclent
Guaranty Residence removed to &33 Broadway oppe-
ste the Park Pupils taught Mechanical Denstry Fees
thrre. fonrlh redmccI. Term- cash. nleu
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
d r Y GOOD :.


1IEFFs. NJFFs IEUEFs: AT WAT
Va SONS, l5i mai .ani-si ast $50 borery.-Tha sub
scfker informs the ladies' OF Newfors aud vicinity that
re has on hand very rca and clesan;
o. LINK an1 otncr Fur Muff. prices reduced fri s.
per cent. hom any prsy0u, year He earnestly sellers
cali before eurchl>n- and assures those who favor
they n Il No, BE- disappointed. For trimmings OF all
kinds ald Furs repaired 81 notice.
n21 In WATSON. l5i Ch4tham-'t and l60 Rowery.
NEW FAIL t:O0D Ds.-ALFRED SMITH
Merchsnt f.ilo No. lJ5 FuiIonst would lEyite his
frien4> AID -e pusc call and examine MS stock OF
Fall Goods. OF Cloths. CasSieres aud Vest
sliIed tsc fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
ders may rcy upop their being fulfilled se sstis
fsctory Terms modsr,te-Cash delivery y #
ONE PRICE sTORE-Gentemen wishing to
" purchase goos cheap Clothing would do we'll 20 call
at 3j. Chatham sre.t, where they drd garments s,
tAe following prc.s
Cloth Costs - to sla; Cloth Jackce 81 to s. Sa,i-
Pants 81 ,i5 to s2,75; Cloth Pants 81 TO $3.50
ol 3m JACOB CoGSWELL.
ID APPLETON's CASH TAILORING rs.
IA. TtfLlSH MENr 39i Grand. Of Attorney.
street.-The subscriber rcperiui' inform. his friends,
s-d the public generally THAI nc con uus 70 make Car
order. style OF ftshiOs suit hi,
err tastes good fit and the best of workmanship MAY
,ll times be relied Gentlemen prefcrrng furni-h
inc seir materials, will had to tse,r
hm call Punctuay IL all cases strictly OBJ erycd
Charges moderate. u25 I'm
-s'0 IHA PUBLsC.-L Il VI. :. BROWN l6l
CsatAsm =. seiag Ingram Carpets al IS 3D. l.,
Is and n per yard
Those Of Carpets would do well to call and
themselves. si least - per CT
BY pnrcha>ii Of the subscribers
B. All articles connected with the Carpet business
cling in the sane proportion. Also, remnants of Oh
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling prices
20 suit the times. nj. tm
go bE sOEO At a BeESGASN. the
Proprietor eaving the ctv-Ths Stock and Fixtures
Dry Goods Store doing ro-d business The cutire
concers will be ,Old reasonable for cash Value 1000
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
SMILLlE & STIr.~a1,N
y lRs EsbN ~ VI ECnaA ANHCAnN,

- u X Z ssN n N n q hhANH CA61 -,
> lists, 63 Chambers street, opposite the Park DC
ngnih express their gratitude FOR past
gemeIt and To er friends and the public that
othiug shall he wanting their part insure the
oufdencr aud favor Of those VINO m,y them with
Ill Artificial Teeth Of the first quality, from
ente Inserted the most improved methods. Fill
ing sealing and extracting performed with care and at
tenon aud their charges all TO the circum
.t,pc.. NJ tbeir nstiant, ra9 In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07


Corner Of Broadway aui Duane street,
Mr.. TowNDRow professor Of StcGcgruphy and Pracu-
cal Reporter formerly i-oniou and Manchester, would
pcclully his trends and the public
that nc has been Infuced BY pressing solicitations of nu
individuals desirop> to receive instruction
from him 10 prpong stay III this city for brief period
for the purpose of giving another Of es>ens n the
science of >tenogAphy aRreraby TO hls own pecrar
aud bghiy approve system founded upon the most SIM
pie and uuerrns principles. AMI which, the Author ecu,
with the utmost confidence, place IN fearless competition
wh the various methods pursued by the itst stenoera-
nher. IN the " nrd - la
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

,"CpASECa' TOOLs.-CHA>. L DiER
wi $40 Grce.sich ST between Spring and Canai; aas
-; ra,v,d large additions his former stock and has
! ~ h.na general assortment of Carpenters, Cabinet
WLsr, Char Makers and almost every description OF
Voo1 WORKERS Tools al the very lowest city prices
EW, cHIS c. DYER, Tool Store, sic Greenwich.
re.cu re-toothed framed, fled and set, as usual.
u9s aH-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

rSs. FARM FOR SALE, or Exchange ior City
sSYW property-A Farm IN Queens County, l.. l., con
tanIng between 50 and GO acres of first rate aud.
N high state OF cultivation Tho Dwelling and Oat-
.oiscs all aud first rate order with nosos :
failing we'll of good water, apple orchard &c. The dis
ance is nine miles from New-York. The above properly
n be sold exchanged for city property, and posses-
ion given immediately Address L. NJ $. al this office.
s7 3tawu
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
"a sAHf.AINs: HAalGAINs!-Fo For

sFS BARGAINS, KAKGAESs.- For
SS sale cxchnnge 40 tracts of handsome Land, con-
tainlng l2j each soil of superior quality
br and covered with fms ti,lber
uch white oak hickory. beach, walnut maple aud
ycamorc. The soil adapted to wheat rye oats.
.otton tobacco and Irish potatoes. The above
,nds will be sold reduced prices, and OH terms TO
git or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise For maps diagrams and particulars apply
70 SMITH & TURNER ID John street. up slars. nj u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

2@A FOX SALE OK EAGAANS%-ro
productive real thus city, Farm of 10 acres,
Ni,h3 Dwelling Houses and suitable out bulldogs ~
GOOD repair of the honse, III for the residence of
ago respectable family. The location is handsome and
hy facilities for communication with the city
fonr ,inc. daily. The soil aud subso, very good 10
acres IN good woed. Also, tins variety or fruit well
IT superior water, aud small aniang stream INNS
Trough of the Farm supplying nearly every
ed AID sufficient for hore water power, the ounda
tor for the dim and cmbankments necessary being al.
sadly laid. Apply To DAMEkEL & HOOPER, No os
;'rcnt-si n27 3tawlm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

ID FOR aALE Ok EAGHANGE-A
sic Country Seat 10 miles from the city, located in
Queens County, L. l. containing upwards OF 80
irst rate land The buildings doabe house,
rrn finish with CRATES. marble nantes, folding doors,
kitchen; a,o, large barns wagon house
rngc house, shop. granary. poultry house and yard
house, with all other for large
amy The fruit Of the best kind and every variety:
ip1les, cherries. &c IN abundance.
large of the money rIny ren,aiI on bond and
mortgage; BROOKLYN Newfork city property would
ic taken IN exchange Adde'S l.. ~ 2. At tais office
- If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
RREOYYPE PORTRAfIs.

UTaken at laz Reous 4O4 Broadway cor9T p,.,ny, .,
street " Y, over Relrs Free Gallery ioaSv weather.
Portraits taken 10 few seconds cis IN few days
u Pupils instructed Ia Inc aD PAGE. As6 49,
Terms .noder,te
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

II the late Fair of the American Institute SILVER
n Medal was awarded to Josiah Hayden for his supe-
r,or Anerican Pens II i. now conceded that HaydeBs
Pens are eqHal the be ad better than D'ost Q; tnos
Imported This price les, and the trade a npa ar ).
advantageous to deal IN Consumer also f u L
The quality equal to their expectations 'r ssIe " %
trade BY r tii' W j. Emu ---- 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
W A N 4 $.

"a ANTE D-A y OF good uo1a. aoouI 10 years
W OF age t. learn ihs BOOK -bindlng business, 0ae
who cas- board wsh his pareats Will be preferred Apply
Il s Ann street. .Ie !:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Os.-A certificate OF TWENTY SHAKES oi me
/ Jamaisa and Brooklyn Railroad Stock IN iavor oi
loo Nortos Dr. Application will be made to the {, n
o =, ,n.,r Office or the 18Th OF December instant tor
Pans' AZ s '" 49, Ill 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

SoAkS aN sit fSkSl SHINE IA
- gentleman ard hi> vIfs two three sinxic gss
lemon nh am pleasant rooms aud family board At
t'3 MURRAY STREET. Location very central and
ycy desirable. d3 lw
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

~ TO LEl-A frcnt rulor with Russia roa
ii cr re Harhic mnntel nld plated furniture gcu-
'eel modern built house and Be With board where
only four III family.
Also gcutce Basement, furnished uniurnished -
tpDy at Al FORSYTH street. d. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

/ go OAkDiNG.-Pieasant rooms and good Board
- MAY be sSo IA Ptlvs;c family. where there few
eject boaIders OF quiet ha5its House and apartments
ry desirable; location delightful No iOl East Broad
d2 lw+
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

FAMILIES y can Dc supplied with the ees, of ,es
vauts. ior city ard country, ana the shortes, no
lce, at 50 EAs, Broadway naO I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

poAkDsN1-a gentleman and h:> wife. or two
- single gentlemen can b. accommodated with good
beard at No i6 Fstou Also two or three persons
BE- accom- sindated with dinner rs3 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

-MPosITIoN AT WHEELING. The citi-
zcnS OF Wheeling, some Of them at least,
were considerably taken in by fellow,
who arrived there some four or five weeks
since, representing himself to be recruit
ing officer Of the Army. He put up at
one OF the Hotels, appeared in uniform
with sword, and occasionally marched
about the streets with drum and fife. He
succeeded in en.siing one man, and was
all the time living high-eating and drink
ing the best, but without paying for any
thing. His creditors at length began to
apply TO him for payment of their bills.
He put them off with the assurance that
the Clerk to the Quartermaster would
soon be on, when they should be paid. AT
last he announced the arrival of the clerk,
and paid off his debts by drafts on that
person, who he said was at one Of the IIo.
tells. The next day the recruiting Ser.
gcant was among the missing, and no one
could be found to honor the drafts. Bali.
Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

SfRGINiA;-in the Circuis Superior Court ei
Law and Chaaeery ter Berkeley Counsy, Jaly
E Rules, 1871,
William 6. Burns, pi!F.
axaisSt
William II Weede. John 1arnison, Gcrrra n. Wa.
ger. Samuel Stridcs and osiiess, dts.
IN eli aNCERY.
II VIE defendant. wi.sm 81. weede, nor having
n entered his appeasanee and given seeasily ac-
cording 10 the act OF Assembly aud sha tues &c
this Court aad is appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he Is out If this Conmcnwe it is
ordered. that the said defendant do enter his ap-
psaranee TO this suit on the first day af the next
term and answer The bill of tbe plaintiff; ard thai
a cory Of this order be forthwith pahlished In any
newspaper within this county, aud contnued for
two months successively and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the CsurtHs use OF the
said county
JOHN srgoTHER. 6.
Jolly % Pm