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Crockery and Glass ware.

tNuLL Dinner and Tea Sets Of the heavy Whrs
Ware, for sale lowby nj
JuneS. II. NJ. GfpDlHos e. Co.
DIANO FORTE FOR SALE.-A Piano Forte
i made by Herrick Christopher q. Co selected by
the undersigned tout of SO flor his own use and cost
s215 IS Offered fou sale. The tone of this instrument
decidedly very superior and as to durability the or-
cle recommends itself by iis perfect state Of perser
tatlon after three years use.
POSITIVELY FIXED Pace 5000 for one half Of which
negotiable note, payable in six months, may be-
given. THEODORE + MOTT.
Burlington June l0th l54l, nj 3w
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Crushed Sugar.
SUPERIOR Double Refined Crushed Sugar. jus,
~ received by H. NJ. GIDprNcs g. Co.
June 10, NJ
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A GA I n

WE have returned from New York for the second
w time this spring and are now opening beauti-
fil assortment of fine Fancy Articles at greatly redu-
ccd prices lower than they are sold in city or coun-
Try. We have enlarged our store increased the mum.
Der of assistants to attend customers, reduced our
prices are selling Goods to suit usomers, and intend
to sell lower and sell the more, believing that We can
suit the most diticult.
We invite oil who wish good Watches lower than
they can get them elsewhere and have them kept in
order one year Free to call.
All who wish beautiful present for friend all who
wish something pretty good OF useful, all who wish
something to keep TO wear, TO use to lend to give
away all who wish to look pretty Goods 10 look at
good Goods, necessary Goods useful Goods
All who like 10 see what there is 10 see from Pin 10
Fish Pole, from Shoe Lace TO Gold Chain from
Worsted Needle to Turkish Pipe, in short all, high
or low, rich or poor big or little, short or tall can
hardly fail 10 be pleased to CALL and they are all cor
daily invited to call and SEQ the New Goods, at new
prices. We argue "tha, nimble slxpence is better
than slow shilling" THAT extensive sales will ena
BILE TO live on small profits" ''That it is better
to wear out than 10 rust out" ergo we 20 for extern
sive sales and small profits. Customers, Friends
Strangers, Neghbors, one and ALL please take notice
of this and come and buy at this favorable time re-
member the Variety Store and reduced prices.
PANGBORN d BRiNSMAID.
Burlington, June 4, lS4l. n52
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AT THE NEW CASH STORE.

ShOcs, ShOes..-Just received at the New Cash
- store choice selection Of ,hoes of every tescrp.
tion which will he sold very cheap for cash. War
rantcd as good az any in Burlington, manufactured BY
Mansfield, and not inferior even to Farewel.' We
warrant them to wear as long andlook well as any
shoes sold in this state.
June lS, no
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SALT,
CANADA Salt-heavy Packing and fine Dairy do.
~ for sale by M
June 10, II. NJ. Crpprxos 6. Co
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NEW BONNETS.-E. NJ. WRIGHT q. CO.,
have just received a new assortment of aides
Florence BRAID and Plain Straw Bonnets Also,
Misses Bonnets, Flowers &c, which arc offered at
reduced prices for cash.
June 3, 1891.
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Parasols and Umbrella

CrOckcry, China aud Glass Ware.
A large and rich assortment Just received and
"A opened, purchased at greatly reduced prices in
New York, and now for sale at the very lowest rate
by, N. LOVELY g. co.
June 9, 1871. No
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NOMMON PRAYER BOOKS in .Iperior Tu,L.y
~ Binding, for .ale by
JuLe I, 1871. nj
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{ 1hallys, Mou,lin deLaines, and Printed Lawn,
~ Also, Ginghams Of various qualities, at
j. p. WHALING d. Coz.
Chnrch.st Burlington. nj
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PAINTING.

THE suhsrlher teng ihanshr for past tavo,<
i would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same and remind his friends and the pubic thar he !,
prepared 10 accommodate them on The shortest no,c.
and most favorable terms IN the various branches in
the above line. Shop opposite Mr.. c. A. Seymour.
Hat Store, Pearl stiest, Burlington, VI.
. JAMES SCOTT.
Apth ], io4l' 43ly
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CASE Ladies straw Bonnets just received & this
i day Openelat manuiac turers prices Also Ladies
super nett Gloves and Mtts, Ribbons French Cam
ie's Printed ut Lawns. &c. f.. NJ WRIGHT. 9.Co.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR rAornv

~ l.. NELSON, continues the
" business of manufacturing
Chairs at the old stand, of the fol-
lowing descriptions. Curl Maple
Greclan, Cane Seat, Common Cane
and Flag Scat, Large and Small
Raised Seat Rocking, do do Com
mon do, Common Dining, &c. &c.
All of which are warranted q first
rate article and will be sold at prices
In nArraaa--l al. IL
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WATCElE S.

TlCKlNG, Twill Cotton, Bleached Shee'inss and
l. Shir,ings, Satin, Jean. Also, unbleached Shir.
tngs as low as can lie purchased in Burlington.
nj J. p. WHALING 6. co.
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John Motifs Estate.

John Motifs Estate.
D, snarE OF h p1S's
The 4ih day of March A. ID. 1871. Present the Hon.
Joel Allen, Judge, Instrument purportng TO he the
last Will and Testament of JOHN MOTT, late Of
South Hero, in said District deceased being presented
to the Court here by Betsey Mott, the execulrix
therein named for Probate Ii is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned herein he notified TO appear
al session of said Court, to be holden al lmy dwell
ling house IN said North Hero, on the 22d day Of
if any they haye against the probate of >aid Land
for which purpose, Is further ordered that copy OF
the record of tins order be published three weeks
successfully in The Burlington Free Press newspa-
per printed In Burlington, in Chittenden county, as
soon as may be. n5lw3.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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NUOOL Irvine, Cast Steel and Common Shovels
" Butts and Screws, Norfolk and American
ware Cheap for Cash. s. b. SCOTT.
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SADDLERY AND COACH HARDWARE. "A
~ large and splendid assortment of Coach and Sad
dlery, now opening at the Hardware Store sign of
the Paddock, corner OF College and Church streets;
and for sale very low at wholesale and retail by
mol ROBERT MOODY.
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ss HUNTINGTON.
MOULD respectfully inform his patrons and the
w public generally, that he has just received from
New York, good assortment OF Book Binding stock
will be disposed Of low, for ready pay thankful for
past fayors, and hopes to receive and merit continu.
ance Of the same.
The public are invited to call and test quality and
Ledger.
May 20, lS4l. u5l
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RCYAI. Octave Polyglott Bibles. Cottage Bibles,
IL Family Quarto and Pocket Bibles Pocket Tes,
tamenis, School Bibles and Testaments, for sale
cheap for ready pay, by
June 4, ls4l. s. HUNTINGTON
Sign OF the Red Ledger, Collegc-st. n52
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, a supply of warranted Live
Grcese Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
a, WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eye
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street, opposite
the old Bank. q T., NET.SON
Burlington, June |. ls4l.
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( ARDS.-lvory surfaced Printing CARDS. assorted
=, ~ sizes also variety Of Visiting Cards and Cases
Wallets, Memorandum Books with Clasps Port Fo-
hos, with and without locks Drawing Pencils Indel.
lble Ink, Black and Red Ink Powder Camels Hair
Pencils, Glass Motto Seals, India Ink, Gold Fluid,
Ivory and Wood Paper Folders, India Rubbers Pen
Knives, &c. &c. for sale cheap for ready pay.
n5l s. HUNTINGTON
Sign Of the Red Ledger College.st
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Linen Sumer Goods.
ZINE 3-4 and "A Brown Linen for Goats, Heav,
J. Brown and White Linen Drilling, do Fancy
White Linen Drilling "a Russia Sheeting and "A
Russian Burlap, very cheapb by.
H. NJ. GIDDINGs Geo.
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tOAPER.-A good assortment Of Cap and LetteI
Paper just received by the subscriber and will b,
sold TOR Ready Pay short Credi) on better term.
than ever before offered in this village. n5l
n5l s. HUNTINGTON
Singh Of the Red Ledger College-st.
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ELOUR.-The subscribers have now on hand and
!; l are daily receiving fresh ground Western and
Troy Flour, of superior quality which will be sold n,
the lowest market price. HlCKOK d CATLIN.
Nav 2S.h le3l
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09

The State Of Ohio, BrOvn County, IS.
LJAMES }. SMITH, Auditor of said County do
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct list Of lands
and town lots returned delinquent for the taxes by the
county treasurer tor said county in January last lex
cpting those which have been paid into the State rea
sury and the same certified to this office by the Auditor
OfState) with the penalties and interest including also
the taxes for the current year
JAMES J. SMITH, auditor Brown Co.. Ohio.
September 29th, 194l
Notice Is hereby giUe to all whom it may concern that
tne whole OF the several tracts of land and town lots
tanned in the foregoing list so much thereof as will be
necessary to pay the taxes interest and penalties charg
ed thereon will be sold at the Court House. in GEORGE
town. on the last Monday the twenty-sevenh da of
December thy the County Treasurer, unless said
saxes interest," and penalties shall be paid before that
JAMES J. SMITH, Auditor B. C. O.
Auditors Office, Brown County. Ohio
September goth, 1s4l
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? Il o s p E e L U s
THE OHIO STATESMAN,
During tie Session-Or bv he pc1r

During tie Ses.ion--Or BY The year.
AGAIN does another session of the Ohio Leg.
islature approach, and again do we present our
| selves before the people, pledging ourselves to
give a. extensive and correct reports of its pro-
ceeding' as able, impartial and talented Repsr,
tiers are capable of doing 1t is with peculiar
gratiheaIion that we look forward TO the meet
Ing OF The next Legislature. From un almost
hopeless minority, we hud lhe people again pla-
cling the power the State in tee hands of tbs
DemocraiIcparty from which il had been wrest-
cd by "pIpe laying" and hard cider debauches
ne great assurances that the democratic
members elected will not disappont the hopes
ofths people. The Banks must now resume or
go into HqlidltiOh-and as "a resumption will do
away with even the pretsxt for sIinpLasters the
laws can and will be enforced against their cir>
Culation. BY this process, the fraudulent banks
must, Of necessity, be broken up and botted
from eXistence-and the good ones, If any, will
then be discSvered-the laws so revised and ex-
tended aSto govern and control all Banking opsr-
ations for the futuret and bankers made liable
ior Their debts and subject TO law, criminal and
clVlI, as othsr people. These are fe,D of the
blessings that we hope will result to the people
from the tfumphs OF democratic principles -
Let all subscribe and read for themselves. and
principles Of currencysreform, which will be as.
sailed and bitterly opposed by the inSoIent and
fraudulent bankers.
0J-We shall, aS usual, give condensed
view OF the proceedings of Congress,
tIJ-AS we have to incur vnst expense in
our winter arrangements, to give the legislative
proceedings, in the extended form we do, we
look to- iliends to aid US IN giving this pros
pectus n circulation in their neighborhoods. We
desire the names ofsubscFibsB to be sent in as
sO0n as convenient.
TERMS--The Ohio Statesman will he issu.
ed during the ensuing session OF the Legisla-
ture, on the following terms-payment ALWAYS
10 be made in advance, or through Member Of
the Legislature;
Daily, $500
Iri-Wsekly, 200
Semi Weekly, I,50
Weekly. 100
(The regular Statesman is still Issued on the
following lermss
Daily during the Session, end Semi-weekly
hebalance Of the year, at FIVE DOLLARSI
per annum. Semi Weekly during the Session,
and Weekly, the balance Of thA year, at
THREE DOLLARS, per nnnqm, n advanee.)
Persons subscribing will please designate
which paperit is they desire.
Postmaster, or others, wha viii furnish us
withJss subseTbers, shall Seceivs = copy ior
their trouble.
Editors in this State win oblige us BY giving
this prospectus few inSertious in their rsspee-
tive papers. ,.rn.r
CoLta1ps, os,s lsAl-
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ones boyi.h anticipation. and youthful


ones bOyiSh sn,cipatiOns and youthful
day dreams.
If, however, the use ofmy iack.knifs
afforded me pleasure, the abs tract idea Of
its possession was no less source ofen-
joyment. | was for the tins being a lit
tie prince among nv fellows-a perfect
monarch. Let no one exclaim against ar
istocracy;-were we all perfectly equal
to-day, there would be an nristocracy to-
morrow; talent, judgment, skill, tact, in
duslry, perseverance, will place some one
on the top, while the contrary attributes
will place others at the bottom of for.
tunes ever revolving, ever restless
wheel!
The ploughman is an ariStocrIt If he
exceeds in his vocation the plonghman iS
an aristocrat if he turns better or a
stTaighter furow than his neighbor; the
poorest poet is an aristocrat if he writes
more feelingly, in q purer language or
with more euphonic jingle than his con-
temporariss, the fisherman is an arstocrat
if he wields his harpoon with more skill,
and hurls it with deadlier energy than
his messmates, or has even learned to Ak
his bait more alluringly on bis bearded
hook. And the pedagogue is the veriest
aristocrat in creation; surrounded by bis
subjects and dispensing his favors amid
the multitude Of barefooted urchins, he
feels an inward satisfaction which he will
strive in vain 10 equal among communi.
ty ofmen.
All have, and have had their fOibles; all
have some possession "with secret pleas
ure" held part, upon which they pride
themselves, and was proud Of my jack,
knife! Spirit of Socrates, forgive me,
was there no pride in dying like philoS,
opher? Spirit of Demostbenes, forgive
me! Was there no pride in your address
10 the boundIess and roaring ocean2---
Spirit Of David, was there no pride in the
deadly hurling of tho smooth pebbIe,
which sank deep into the forehead OF
your enemy! And,yc countless anchor,
ties and deyotses, who have prided your
selves Of your humility, and tortured
your bodies before men, were youl
aust0re Affections Of self denial and
daily penances tinclured with no earth
ly fSelnga no pride Of heart? no sriStOc
rIcy2
But mast take my jack knife and GU
short this DEPRESSION. Let no man Sa,
.hiS or that occurrence, "wIl make NJ
difference fifty years hence;" common
but dangerous phrase. | am now maj
of three score. can roint my finger t.
my ships, there 10 my ware house.--ny
name il well known in two hemispheres
have drank deeply Of intellectual plea
sureS, have served my country in many
important stations; have had my gains anc
my losses; have seen many who stariel
with fairer prospects, but with no com
pass, wrecked before me; but have beer
impelled in my operations, no matter how
extensive, by the same spirit which con
ceiVed and executed the pu rchass of lhc
jack knife. And rehecling reader, youth
ful or aged, have found my account il
it---and perhaps, in after years there viii
be those who will say that the predictions
ofmy father were fulfilled, and that. from
small beginnings, by "honesty, self.dOni
al, wslI-dirscted industry and persever
ance, ,"MurIinThstle became truly grea
man.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09
DR., Geo. 3. Bailey

" ILL continue TO practice 10 the various
w departments Of his profession.
Once ON the public square east tfthS court.
house.
Callsat night may be made at his dwelling,
nenr the Methodist church
N. B. Those indebted to him, either by note
or book account, will find II to their interest to
call and pay, or give their notes, az his obliga.
tions to his cteditors require speedy setllemen'
To extend further indulgence on ions staudina
accounts, will put II out Of his power 10 meet hit
liabilities. He trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this REASON
able request.
Georgetown, o, Oct. goth, ls4O.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09
New Store in Hamersville.

TIME subscribers are now opening new and
splendid assortment orGOOds, direct from
the East, consisting of BroadclOths, Cassimefes,
Gasiaetts, French and English MOuSlane De-.
lane, Merino, silk and cotton shawls and hand
ksrchiefs, Cali,eoss, Check, Ticking, VsstiUgs,
brown and blacked MuSlins, Jeans from Ken
lucky, Groceries aud other articles. All Of
which they will sell very low for cash, or country
produce, for whish they will give the highest
price. HAVENRIICd d BLOCH.
HameuVille, Oct. 22d, IS4I.
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New Ferry.

THE undersigned has opened New Ferry
j across the Ohio river at Higginsport, and
is now prepared to attend promptly to all calls
from eIthor 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 him, with safety and
despatch. The road on tho Kentucky side from
Higgnsport TO Augusta is good, and. first rate
bridge is erected over Bracken Crock. He will
also attend to the Ferry across the mouth of
Whiteoak Creek. URIUS MARTIN.
May 10, le4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09

Education is companion which no
misfortune can depress--no crime c4n
destrOy-no enemy can alienate-uo des-
pOtsm enSlaVe. At home a friend
abroad an introduction--in solitude, a 30.
Iace--and in society en- ornament. II
chaslenSvice-it guides virtne-it gives
at once grace and government 10 genius
without il what Is manH A splendid
slave, reasonable savage.
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Land for Sale.

TKNllE subscriber offers sor sale his farm in
Il Lewis township, Brown county, Ohio, on
the waters of Buskin, four and half miles
west of Georgetown, containing one hundred
and sixty acres of land, one hundred acres clear.
ed, and the whole Gunder good fence the
corners established, There are on the premises
a comfortable dwelling, Barn, Stables, &C.
Also, good orchard, and mover failing springs Of
water.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem
ises. GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
November I'd, Is4I-l4-6w.
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"Cash Store" "

.ON and after the hrst day Of September, We
z Obintend to close Books and commence the
cash System and we shall therefore put the Price
chance, for those that have the ''Rhi"O" to buy
s6son. a We have a large assortment Of Goods Of
ali descriptions on hand, Sugar at g.; Indigo,
6,s, onality. g. 90; superior Rio coffee Is cts
Mnlssse. 40 cts; Hardware of all kinds and
cbssn, QIsensware at Cincinnati Prices; Dry
Goods as low as any other merchant in the eoun-
~. ooo =,
for which we will pay the highest market price in
goods We will also pay 33s per lbs for Feuth.
ers; and all other kinds of Produce will be taken.
Andto those who Know theiS notes or Book
accounts to be ''due," by coming forward befors
the first day Of October, aud squaring of, we
will allow Ii bera discount on the same but 10
all those who hold back until after the Fin, day.
of October. we say to them that they may look
out for "Cold Sqttallsn about that time.
NoWLAND & SNEDIKER,
Russslville, Aug. l6. ls4l.
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Attrac actiOns!!!
In the way Of Bargains Vat >NOsIand g.
Snediker's Cash Store.

Snediker'S Cash Store.
TNVERY body is taken up with the
4 idea, that Ripley is the only place
IN the universal world, TO buy cheap
goods. But, we say TO the People, come
to RusselviIle; save your toll; the wear
and tear Of your horses and wagons,
thus making great saving at once, be-
sides buying your goods as cheap. We
have sugar on hand. that we are selling
at 8 l-3, which we defy the Ripley
merchants to beat; Coffee OF superior
quality, and very low; Molasses of the
very best quality, at 43 cents per gallon,
or by the FIVE gallons, at 40 cents. And
we have Just received 20 kegs Of nails,
which, if any thing, are cheaper than
can be bought in Ripley. Also, a large
lot Of Indigoes, of the best quality at 50
per Id; Madder, Copperas, Alum, Log
wood, &c.
We have also Just received a large lot
Of Dry Goods, which we are selling very
low for cash or Produce-among which
is a beautiful lot of English merinos,
which is given up by all TO be the cheap
est that has ever been offered for sale in
this place; also, Merino Shawls, Blanket
ShswIs, cloths, cassimeres, vestings
cheap calicoes and brown muSlins.
Don't forget the place, at the Casl
Store of
NOWLAND & SNEDIKER.
N. B. Just received 20 kegs Tar
cheap.
Wanted, Flannel, Linsey, James, Feath
ers, Butter and Flaxseed, for which W.
will pay the highest market price II
goods. N. g. S.
Russelville, Oct. is, i64l.-n.
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Land For Sale.

II WILL sell, on moderate terms, the follow
IL ing lands in Brown County, viz: $50 acres
in Survey No. 3625 OH Barnes Run, miles
-.E, from Williamsburg, about 10 acres mprov-
ed inquire of Lewis Fry on the survey--Also,
44O acres in survey No. 3347 on Barnes Run &,
Clover Lick; inquire Of Col. Jas. Redman.--
500 acres in Martins survey No. 4785 on 5 & 6
mile creeks, adjoining Hawthorns and Patten in
Sterling township; enquire of Hawthorn GOO
nefes East Of Martins survey and adjoining
lands of A. S. Donham on 5 mile creek; inquire
of lIawthorn.-32O acres in Eagle township l-2
mile from the Ripley and Hilsborough turnpike;
inquire of Col. J d. White, Georgetown.--l0S
acres 2 miles South OF Mowrytown, adjoining
II. sWnkIe.-l76 acres in survey No. 1856, leg
mile from Sardinia--40O acres in Clermont
county, part improved, near WOodville; in
quire of A. Bobbs, WUodvile.--2eO acres in
survey No. 1888, and lS2 acres in No. 1887,
l-2nle north of DickeS's tavern, ,ClOrmOnt Co.,
on the new turnpike from Cincinnati to HillsboT-
rough; Inquire Of John Hill, Batavia. These
lands are subdivided into Lots 10 suit purcha-
sers.--Letters addressed 10 me at Newport, Ky.,
JAMES TAYLOR, il.
Newport. Ky., Sept 20, 194l l.--2m.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09
Executors Notice.

have taken out letters of Administration on
the Estate Of Henry Shick, late Of Scott town.
ship, Brown county, Ohi', deceased. Those
Interested will take notice accordingly. And
those indebted 10 the said estate will make pay
ment Immediately; aud thoae having claims
against said estate will present thsm proven
fer settlement, within one year f'om this date
LEWIS SHlCK,
Executor ofths estate of Henry Shick, deed
October 9th, IS4l.