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..hr Psasilsars. dsfsst % imPobtihl
- ,.ismpi.ahi surefss ihrsilzb.e. We
= ssuiasnlls hspr n vssi HnmbsE.
-, lrllaw.eslix.ns, q no have bern
I,,h,ns sspalssrd fram ~. wsil nniir
"a 4, under snrh . glariuus slsnaani;
..l,hamaiaTilies in both HOUSES Of Con-
-. ,ulESsi. nils large mar be secured IN
s.uy any msasars dsmsndsd b. he ssl-
-. n lie uslian. In spias af the inirrpo-
.,,,oa IL llss pausr with uhieh any yne
-. mar have been arrideaiaIlv insssied.
n,.,rpsinscd 10 ih.l. II rnrh should be
-, Ia. there uill rrm.ia he b re Of an
,nend.aeni a. me Constitution. rnriaillng
=. Er ealiss poaer. AID lhsi shosld
.l =. hl.e anl, 10 frenf " The nablr
,,.mple II aur sEces OTIS. 10 Teeoileei
q. dsty us owe 20 sarssIsss and ro,lt-
80. asd O. bear sIlh maaly fsfliiude
lire years Iang.r lhs sniIsEiag inflicted
d,,rns he las, twelve ye-rs by The nal
,g,n,u,,ls .Iian sf me Exeruliss depart
n.n,nl lie q ssrrnm.ni weshallhsse
~ rans .la,lsn 81 rsaecling that. in The
mesn ,im-. Il llle Preslaen, can prsveri
&c st.iasneal 81 81 the good which
t.aasrrs. - DESTROYS 10 accomplish. Con-
say che.k o. pss,eni some II the mis-
,nsf. ah.rh. under q different state ii
w.iar,ie. - the body. he might hare The
passr - impose.
]. MACPHERSON BERRlEN.
n. P. TALLMADGE,
D. ii. SMITH,
csnmi'iss .fils smsis.
Up. KENNEDY.
s. MASON.
HORACE EVERETT.
J. q. CLARK,
X. RAYNER,
csamIiss .fiis H1Hse Of Rps.
Whsrcupln the question was taken up,
on tbs adoption Of said Address, and i
was uaanim0uaIy adopted.
Uriered. That twenty thousand copies
Of said Address be printed, and eirculaied
among the people OF the United States.
Ordered. That said Address be signed
by the members Of the committee appoint
Ell % prepare the same. and that The pro
ceedings Of this meeting be signed by The
Presil.nls, and colniersigned by the Sec
re:arics.
Ga motion, The meeting then adjourned
sine die.
NATHAN +. DIXON. D d..
JEREMIAH MORROW,
X. RAyNER,
6 SaS N %rn.. Msn''s' s''l''.
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east him tuiss a. nush sbor. Jet they
ar Of sqUal .alss-
To prove more clearly ths rrnpasili. n,
iksi The price u articles is governed y
he prepnrsiah bsiwrsn lhe snprly ans
me demand. | fsirr 10 The article II caan.
staple eommodlly Of Subsistence: al soms
periods The quantity IN hand 81 fsr eE-
rfeds tie drmand, ll.ai Il rnsis The eoE-
sumss bui IS cents per bashss. sspssislly
.hese 1ha purchase frpm The pn.as.rsI:
whi'e u Other periods lhe demand - fsr
sKcrrds the proportion 81 shs quantity
piodaeed. Ihsl u cnsfs the rohssm,r me
Il. liar per bashsl. When. tieriore. re
see Ii's leading aIliries Of cnmntise. ,he
essen'isi articles az snb.ishnee and The
PREDICTS az labor III having sprh vide
discrepancies Of nomissi yslue, We must
necessarily eoneluds Thar there 10 M re-
gulsIiy established price far any sriirls
whatever: and apPly leg this c,.nelssion 20
The Gaze on hand. we must lind that dh-
~ levied on faleien goods in our Amer.
can Custom Ilnuse. has little % no effect
IN increasing ,he price paid for sbem BY
The Ultimate Consumes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

Mr.. Ewing's letter, a mastery produe-
ton, will be found in our paper to-day.
The truth Of his statement no one can
doubt; and the facts which he exhibits are
a full justification Of The course which he
has adopted.
Mr.. Wess.er. we learn from the Ma
tional 1ntelligencer, will remain at the
head of the new organization of the cabi-
net, equally in compliance with the wish
es Of the President and the unanimous re.
commentator of his mir. VS. private
friends.
We regret 10 see that portion OF the
! Wing press indulge in very indiscreet GEN.
sure of Mr.. Webster's determination in
this matter. So far from censurlng him
, in this particular, we confess that we are
highly pleased; for we regard the homo
rable and amicable adjustment of our diff.
ficulties with England as of more impor'
lance even than the establishment Of Ma
tional Bank, as much as we are convinc.
ed of the necessity of such an institution
And no man in the nation, we verify be-
lieve, is better qualified to manage this
delicate affair than Daniel Webster.
! Though we decidedly condemn thu
yasciIla,ing course of President Tyler
we cannot consent to sacrifice the hes
interests of the nation to hasten his over
throw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

The sl"iy aa III far.
rign gaois 10 ultimate
y raid By the 1oasa
msT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

A female friend, whom we have not the
pleasure of knowing but by name, sent US,
a few days ago, very large APPLE OF the
species called "bulrs head" weighing
81 ounces and measuringel42 inches in
circumference! A pretty sizeable apple
This. We would return our thanks for
this generous gift in " the most approved
Style"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

The Manufacturer
has . ceIisin price 10
yoired upon liz sn"is;
the importer paisihal
price. with r.. ,ghi. IN.
suIsnee, " ha, lage, ia.
~. &c aud adds sll
upon the invoice prize
aud this ina Teased
prce IL eallsd cost, ga
witch IL Gale nlaitd I
percentage "a led pro.
81. With ihis iReisas
I'd and sccuinnlar {
p'ire. ,he goncs az ~.
cry deserip,ian pas,
inl0 the Lands. OF 4
the use &c the ennsum
or. Therefore. Ahate
veI duty is paid, Is q,
| INCREASE 81 the PTicl
paid by the ronsums
fUr the goo, ..
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which have been selected with great cate,
bought at very low prices and have Cor sale
about SEVEN HUNDRED s FIFTY PACK.
AGES. which they intend 10 offsr BY the picte
or package, al such prices as cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction; and they solicit and
invite examination Of all who are disposed 10
encourage the EFFORT 10 establish another
Wholesale Jobbing Hnuse in this place. They
a,e now lnakiag very large, sddifiens',o their
store and Sales Roams; aud BY The 9Th &C
September, their entire stock will be opened
and ready ios tho inspection of'sas,omeis,
friends. and the public generally. Additional
supplies win be received throughout The sea.
son. such az the demand may dictate.
On hand q large assortment 81 Ancho, Brand
B0LTfNG CLOTHS. fsom No 4 tn 10. ineiu,
sive. Of the s9uarsmesh arpvvsd quality.
| Petersburg, Va. August &c 81 aw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

Our Consul al MOfanrds.--t, is we'll
known ,aa, Mr.. Cross, the American
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

The importer Of 70
reign a. daliBh'egoods
tii b. 10 FL soI b. busi.
aess) kaaxs v hat abe
goods will sell for in
the market y here he
intends 20 fer them
Tor sale. and lie also
knows h..w much u
nj ! enst Go gel them
into such market, cal
lrulsiias tie duty IS
well as The ieishI and
other expenses besides
his own prs e. Il up
on his fxamiiiution ~
1.-The goods in the hands
oi the factor ar mann
fac,urer, he finds that
THE price is too high Ia
aEaid him any. or NIL
Q sufficient profit, W
will mol purchase, un'
less tie factor or owa'
er shall so Ear reduc.
il,e price ss 10 allow
him sufficient preiit
and Thus the duty u
lost By the producer,
instead az being paid
! By the consumer.
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TARIFF
THEORY.

The pl,es &c al
gos.ds. bslh foreign
and domestic. 10 GOV
erned By the p-nPor-
lion af supply add de-
mind. and not By The
supposed cost az 81
psnso ai pEodus lion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
Tie ErcEen (abinet.

There was some division in the course and sentiments
Of lis members We have already laid before readers
the letters of Messrs. Crittenden and Ewing, (who
from the style he employs, has added claims 10 his
soubriquet Of Butchsr) We publish NJ. Badgers note
this morning. 1t is less personal than Ewings. Ad-
hitting his statement TO be true, shows that Mr. Iy
Ter changed his course, General Washington did IN
%, about the Bank Of the United States lie gave
up the idea of the Veto because hs scrupes re
moved by subsequent explanations. MIR. Tyler, on
the contrary, determined on the Veto, because subse-
auent explanations the true character IT. an Tx
change Bank had generated new scruples. We do mol
censure Mr. Badger for resgning, because MIR. T. de-
clining advise with him upon the Veto, might hav.
been intended delicate hint, that he wished his re-
sgnation.
Next 10 Mr.. Badger, comes Mr.. Bells letter and
statement of Wednesday last lin two columns OF the Ma
.iona! ln,ellgencer His statement is very elaborate,
and if true, shows that Mr. 7. changed his opinions
abou, the operations Of Exchange Bank, and tina,
his Cabinet Secretaries particularly r. Webster, was
very anxious to override his seruPes' and carry The
Bank. Blu, they faed and Mr.. Bell now says, the
matter has "resul,ed in the separation of Mr.. Tyler
from the party which brought him into power, and the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

,, This mower would be more likely to be abused
,,e hands of the Government, than If IN the hands OF
h,,,.inu company. company would, 1t u saiu' pe
.., ,pG.r the control Of law, and although 1t inSh'
ra ,h,r interest 10 extend their issues beyond the
-. If discretion they would be limited and cheek
ID b. The power which individuals would have OF call
, or bullion or specie II IS argued that the same
Ok would not be long respected Il Government had
The privilege of issuing monry-na' .nsy "%ula &c aoa
apcur,ywspd might, therefore, on alleged grounds OF
xnedencv be too much inclined to remove the cheek
hy which The amount of their issues was controlled;
Under an arbitrary Government this objection would
Iirh,cned Legislature, the power OF issuing paper;
nj The holder might be safely lodged IN the hands o.
commissioners, appointed for that special purpose anI
they might be made totally independent OF the c0n'ro'
of ministers The sinking fund is managed ~ com
missones responsible only to Paramnf-ano .ne W,
vcstmen, Of the money entrusted to Their charge pro,
ceeds with the utmost regularity What reason ca"
there be 10 doubt that the issues Of paper might DC
sula,ed with equal fidelity, if placed under s'"i'n'
management? ,;ob
With this long extract, will close This letter. wh'cn
merely gives the skeleton that may be hlied up " Oh
ADLER hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
reak;np I'D Ct the Wing Administration

About Mr. Granger, there is still some contention
Tie n. Y Courier publishes an extract Ola letter ror,
Christ"prr Morgan, one ." The wing Representatives d
York who states that "nstead Of being eorqDci,,
bv The Wing Delegation to resign, Mr. G.. only sou,l
their approval" Bot "the Courier quotes some !, !,
ie,s from Washington to the Express, 10 prove tat
Cronoer besitated what 10 take and TO dsproy
the statements oil Mr.. Morgan
As for Mr. Webster, he differs with his colleagues
Re sses nothing dshonoraLle IN Mr.. Tycrs couf.e-
no reason for their resignation We have the AZ.
,horty Of the ~ York Express for saying, TIA, M,
W.hs,er w;lI not leave the Cabinet, 'come what MAJ,
so long as he has the wishes Of The Presittn, Il r.
nam MIR. Adams, who had first been shaken By Vi,
Ewlngs letter, had finally advised him 40 hold IN
neo,ed his visits to Mr. W. every day down 10 Sam
day, urging Mr. w. BY all the persuasions Of his rcl
experience, not 10 renquish his place, at the present
crisis for any consideration whatever Thus they e.
But of one thing We may venture 10 assure Mr. Web
ster if he stays IN with the forlorn hope Of CARRYING
Bank, he will 90 out "with a ia IN his ear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The Wings rhe Congressional Caucus NJ.
and mcst of his clique now expect to get Bank y
fishing the qualified Veto Are they insane enouE.
indulge such hope; Is there ono Southern oN'r' ]
r,,ll consent 10 strike the shield of the Veto pd'
from the hands Of Southern Prcslden'-and ,hu'
prive Of oGe great means 10 save US from 'be -
Of the Aboii.ioniss, and any law tiey MAJ pa. =.
'urbng the question Of slavery IN the District y
bia &c' The whole scheme only shows, tha' !" = =
their favore Bank or to elect II Clay they are w..
10 lay bare the side ofthe South 10 the insdIous
Of her iercest enemy. The scheme will elPO''
its own Revolutionary folly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The n Intellgcncsr augnrs The worst cons .. =,
from the Wig Divisions. II calculates on =" ".,,,o,
ing all the elections this Fall! with the eAe'r
Maryland-in whic., our friends hope tor '"a ),
The Philadelphia Sen;i.:el publishes lei'f
,elisent Democrat in III: interior oil ''".sdh
who says that "David r. ferier ~'' .hou.i
elected by majority Of not less nan ~', We 40;
and it may exceed fifteen thousand r.onse c
pate success in New York, and Inc AHA .Ibang b
called to "head Captain Tyler" and defeat the "
erals Will end in smoke
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

prisoner BY the enemy but after enduring much, MADE
his escape and again fought bravey beneath the banner
Of has country. a,
cnus m that war aud was III several important en-
,nvemeuts At the battle OF Tippfcanne he held Tie
icmen are political opponents, but are entitled 10 our
respect, In every point they are superior 10 Badge
and R,,ner whose rlaces they have ob'an.d' anu w
are therefore gratfed at their appointment.
~ lPhu. Spirit Of The Tmfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
HUBBARD. GARDNER & co.


HAVE in direct from the nannfaco's, ,rr ~
Stock of SHOES, B0OTS LEATHER, PA3Eh, H-7fs
&C., and offer for sale
5000 cases of SHOES, consisting of
Mems fine ralf Shrr-. Navy Shoes and Brcgars
Do lined and bound, scprd and pcg.rd do do do
Do cn,r.c do do do do do dn
Eny's AMI yui.tlS and fine Shoes and Biosans
Child.ns morocco ana leather Ankle Ties, shoes anc
uuts
LADIES' kid aud seal Walking Shoes and Riskins
Womens leather Walking shoes
Du Kid and leather Slips
oU0 eases II BOOTS, cnnsi>iin. Of
Mems fine srwrd ard l,verrd seal and calf Boots
IN de- double -.- calf Wafer Is."ts
DO .uaisc sewcd and pereed do do.
COCO side, Sole Leather, various qualities
800 do Upper Leather
100 doz. 40 Calf skins
- do French do
Also, Boot morocco, seal and lining Skins.
loo realms plain and ruled Letter Paper
100 do in az do WITHIN. do
loo1 do Curnm"n aud double size wrapping Payer
do and fii'cy colored Il" do.
hats AND CAPS.
500 black and lb silk, Russia Napt and Beaver Hats
l:D do d. do Wool HAS
900 duz. men. and boys fii: AID hair Seal Caps
100 do do d. DO cloth and sealeu de-.
20 dozen Brides and Bride Filings
80 do Maltnsaes and t.IIths
SiiOE THREAD.
5000 lbs English Shoe Thread Of our mpn'aton
$50 nests hide and seal Trunks
Also, Leather Travelling Trunks.
CARDS.
30 boxes Whiemorc's best cotton and wool Car
COCO pair black and russo, Eroslr of manufeine
Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The new Heads Of the War, Navy, aud Pos, Office
Departments being as yc' absent from the city, the du
ties of Secretary Of War arc discharged BY Mr. Lea,
the Chief Clerk, Acting Secretary OF Secretary Of the
Navy, as already stated ~ Mr.. Simms, Acting Score
ary of Postmaster General, by Mr.. obbic, Frs, As
sis;ant Postmaster General.
Mr. Forward, Secretary Of the Treasury had enter.
ed upon the discharge of the duties of Secretary the
Treasury; and James n Barker formerly Comptroller,
and nominated to the Senate again for that Office, but
not acted on) is acting as Comptroller of the Treasury
vice Mr., Forward, late Comptroller.
The New York papers of Thursday mention thai Mr..
Ewing, late Secretary of the Treasury, in that
city, on his way TO Boston.
The same papers stale that Mr. Legare, the new At
torney- General fthe u S. also in that city.
National Intelieencer.
HEROES :TuL AT PkEairM- The appointment Of
Major Isaac Roach Treasurer of the Mint, and of
Capt. Ferguson, Naval Officer, indicates that heroes
are in high estimation with Captain Tyler, who is him
self one Of the most distinguished heroes Of the day
The appointments are both excellent SO far gre
able TO Judge. Major Roach shared many of the dan
gers and much of the glory of the last lie
ne celebrated battle Of Queenstown Heights was take
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

II fidelity TO his public engagements can eon.
any claim TO public office, presume ,he
Treasurer of the United States may defy al ''r -.
less efforts Of his enemies TO prescribe Inn
ders,and, among other facts, that IN handing
public funds to the Secretary Of the Ireasn'! ,...
repeal Of the Independent Treasury lay, ~ =.
have hcen fully settled and squared oi-n''
has been lost, or unarcounted lor-And not 80 ,
.i,ess day, Tor sixteen months, has he been out =
T,a,.ury Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The Wing presses counting up ~, ~. her RI
losses which the Secretaries may sustain :, Tie {
ment They surely do not mean 10 can Vas r..e q c
Congress i.r full year S salary, as IN VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

rsNu TIE PUBLlC-The subscriber having constantly ol
hand, Petersburg and Richmond, large well ted
stock NEARLY thirty in numher Of he very best riANOFoRl -
made III this country, and being disposed upon Il,
liberal tha, could possibly be by any one
the Spicius, lie begs leave suggest
ua; OF Flames lie Importance Of giving hun trial, he
ferc purchasing elsewhere since there possibility Of their
losing, aud probability that they would greatly the
gamers in fact would be hut postponemrni cf positive
purchase for short time, Of any whatever, until
they could have opportunity Of testing quality of those Of
aine which unsurpassed. # eGuaed, England Ame
have sold nearly three hundred ol these Pianos
without selling bad and hold bound take
defective.
Holding have done, The opinion, OF
single had Piano would occasion suc
could be afterwards repaired by The sale Of hundred good
ones may well be expected that shall be particular
Of instrument send off, E. r. NASH, PetersburF "a
4 Ny P,nus 10 he found great variety j. W. RAN
DULPH & CO. in Richmond. r. P. N
AuRN J3-eth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

The MAINE Election is sill more DECISIVE :" an.
Fairfieds present ma ori.y IS o,9'7' 20. Demo-
rson s minority in these places vas - b.,,d from,
gain, lI,ll6 In the Towns yet 10 DC
Buren's majority was 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
OFFICIAL.
VI ~ IAI
tlppI STMr\1S EY THE PRESIDE Mt


Ey ",| irM The Gdrice and c0psem Of Tie Senate.
DAVID ~ Mitchell, # Missouri, Superintendent q
Indian ,;a IS a, 81. Louis, Missouri.
Rober, Stuart, Of Michigan, Agent for the Ottow;
and Chippewa Indians.
Pierce NJ Butler, Of South Carolina, Indian Agent
for the Cherokee Indians.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS
William H. Ware, Collector at ST. Marks, Florida
William P. Briggs, Collector, Vermont.
Alexander Ferguson Naval Officer, Philadelphia
LAND OFFICERS.
Hardy Holmes Receiver, Ouachita, Louisiana.
Henry ONE Emery, Register, Ouachia Louisiana
A'hcr. NJ. Lea, Esq, Chef Clerk Of the Depart.
az ~ II War, has been appointed by the Presiden,
Acting Secretary OF War; until the arrival of The Hon
John Mclean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

COCO pair and Bceurs, of manuiaeirfe
SEM i, 3.-Sf6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
nI1,UMOND, FRIDAY, SEFI' ~ f"
,, FISCAL. AGENT.

Wa arc ;udb ,ed to gentleman who IS con'r',an'
we n a.b subjects for copy of the following letter
heh before our t'd Ms n Ss %
ton ohu pu without meaning to commit ourselves u
o. 'he os;,;ops il embraces We wish its cons''u
inc az well as its practical results TO he DIS
o.a, i, Is due TO lis able author 10 siale hat ,'s
Litter was written before he had ever seen or Ia'l
The scheme, which has been puOi'shea ~ .ne a .oo
man anu If similar purport We shall lay that article
respects o. in our next paper in compliance viii
M Of The writer that Editors Throughout
the Union are requested to give the above place men
and - cntited IA Fiscal A gent for the Go
yernn.en,, and Currency Agent for the People.
:, >, !, ,ro,tI,,uop IN JJashi8Gt0n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-26

PsrRTFtEn BUFpALo. This extFa0rdt
nary curiosity was discovered about iwb
years ago, by party Of lrappeTs, belong.
Ing 10 Captain Rents company, lying on
the side DC the beaver duIns U( tie r .
Grande Uf the north, slteam eWpIying
Itself Into the Gull OF California; whose
waters il is said possess tho Petrtyng
qualities, in an eminent degree, lie shores
sbuuhding III specimens of animal aud
vegetable producldns In petrified state.
The petrIfed buffalo is described by
those who have seen {, 10 be as perEefI
in iIspetri6cai on as when living, with ID
exception Of q hole il one Of its sides,
about four inches In diameter, around
whicilihe hair hasbeeH wnrR Of, prob.
ably by The friction of the water, III which
II must have laid for ages past, TO have
produced such phenomenon. the
hair on the hump oGihs shoulders, neck,
forehead and tail, though converted into
almost asmOolh surface, my b. sasili
disceEned. The horns, eyes, nos,rLs
month and legs, are as perfect in tic
stone as ID their pristine state.
T'ls e6anlry ilIwhlCh this rare speci
men was foand, Il inhalIlted by the z,
teax. ! gbslag tribe Of savages who sui
sist. 1 gFeaf portion Of their lives, on i
eecislsaakes, lords, roots, &C. Th
tgile being particularly hostile 70 q
whites, sender The acquisition Of this 6
riosisy. not i lille hazardous; noiwit
standiae this and many other d'fficullI
= 81 enrmounted, such as distance, g
oense. Sc, our enieFpFIsing cilizc
<saOlsih Charles Rent cpniemPlales n
e,1gia sid biBgingiit tqdhs Z. :. wil
hIIn daring The ensuing autumn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-26
sllERIFFs SALE.

DURSUANT TO an order Of shs V"un q
Common Pleas Of Blown County ohio; ". .
a..ds ai their June term, le40, and revived
',' :, ,SA;r Ortob.r tsfm. is4ll, will ther for
ale = n, the iscnt door Of the Out hauFs ]"
.:.o,@s,owp. & or sa,urGay the 18th day Of Jan:
uay. is4i, between the hours Of " nr'd :. :
,,;,. 4 ,raat Of land living in Brown c0uRiy ohios
O the waters Of Whiieoak creek, e'ta 2 e @ss
@ SSn',sS @ and four acres, and tounssd q follows @
beginning .. Higgins and TitS'' ,I,s ss,"' % RoI
aa"s rs No,h IL dsg T. 20! poles 20 20 1sss ,,
% b. ksss @ and s.als; l6enes Il q F's ga Sp.s
poles 70 stors, corner Gf Is.i ,s., Ds ssa 3 Il
Elliott, thence binding vim ,1nS sOoP sns ' 'ussr,rss
W. .s.,s Is1 sns;nr poss With ossr,afs tiAss dee
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