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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-03
At a Toum Meeting holden, .Nswport, June

AT Toun Meeting holden, .Nswpor, June J,
1871.
VOTED, That no outstanding orders on
the Town Treasury shall draw interest
after the 10Th inst, and that public notice b.
given thereof 3 weeks in the newspapers OF
this town, that those persons holding orders
on the Town Treasury, which have been pre-.
senied to The Town Treasurer for payment,
aud wIcreon a memorandum is made by him.
sgr'eubly to vote oi the town, passed The
18th November, 1880, may now present them
to the Town Treasurer Tor payment.
A true yopy-witness-
B, B. ROWLAND, }, I'O,Vn Clerk
June 3.
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Ribbons.

n Bon ST splendid plaid Ribbons fcg sale u
II NO 1872 Thames street, by
I'M COOK + Co.
Mn, 27.
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ut Io,Vn Meeting holden Ntcport, June

1911.
VOTED, That no person be allow ed to
take sand from any place, within one
hundred and fifty feet OF the fence erected oil
the Towns Beach, to project the sand, under
IA penalty of five dollars for each offence, io
aud for The use Of The town; and that all often
ccs under this act, be prosecuted in the name
of the Town Treasurer or the Street Com
missioner, before any court competent to try
lhe same; and that the Street Commis sioDcr
be directed to stake off the limits, within
which sand shall not be taken agreeably t.
this vote-and that the same be published
three weeks in all the newspapers Of this
town. A true copy--wi,ness:
B. B. ROWLAND, Iopn Clerk.
June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-03

General Harrison's Remains.-We
learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, that
tie family Of Gen. Harrison have yiel-
ded to the request Of the citizens OF
Cincinnati, and permitted them to take
order for removing his remains to Ohio
for intermcnt. The Committee of Re-
inoysl will leave Cincinnati for Washing
ton, in the performance Of their solemn
office Of duty and affection, about the
10th of June. Ii consists Of JAG oh
Burnct, John Z. Wright, John c. Vaug-
han, John Reeves, Charles S. CIarkson,
Lewis Whiteman, and Andrew Meal
pin.
The time and place Of intcrment have
not yet been named, but it will be de-
signa,ed al an earl, day.
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Rail Road Line TO Boston.

A STAGE will continue 10 leave Newport
4 daily, Sundays excepted, nj y O'Clock,
A. NJ. aud arrive IN FallrIvcr at IL NJ; leave
Fuliriver at ! O'clock and arrive IN Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
p. M. and arrive in Boston at q O'clock.
Returning. the cars leave Boston daily.
Sundays excepted, al z O'clock, A. NJ. aud ar
rive IN Taunton, al q o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at ~ o'clock and arrive in
Fuilrrver ut l2M, leave Fallrivcr at I r. NJ.
and arrives IN Newport, at O'clock.
This stage iniersects at Fallriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford nj "a O'clock p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily. Sun.
days excepted, at . o'clock u. M, arrive in
Fullrivcr al IL. leave FaIlriver at ] o'clock,
and arrives in Newport at A.
Exirn coaches furnished at oil times on
reasonable terms.
RATES or FARE.
From Newpor, To FalIriver, s7l
Taunton, SI75
New Bedford, SI75
Boston, 1915
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs T.. Townscnd's md
at Hasssrd's Hotels.
X. ID. KlNSLEY & Co. Proplie,ors.
Newport, May q, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-03
FEATHERS, BEDS,
Mattresses ard CUshtcrss.
NHE subscribers having i"rmcd cor
v neyion IN business under the iirm oi
w. e, a. a. EBAE e IL ES,


w. E. Il q. EsAEsh Ii ES,
have taken the store No. I07 Thames-strcet,
recently occupied by Milton iiaI',-where
they intend keeping good assortment oi
he above articles. together wHh Bcdsteads.
Chairs, Tables. Wash-srauds, &c. Also {"
oaricty OF ARTICLES IN the furnishing line
those wishing to purchase will please coll
and examine tor themselves.
0PBcds, Mattresses and Cushions oi any
lcscrlption manufactured at short notice, N
,hcsp as in ,hls Stale Of equal quality Of ma
tctials and workmanship.
Having purchased the patent feather dres
sing machine, they will attend To the cleans
,up of old feathers. Beds taken md returned
To any part of the town on the days o. dres-
sing.
Ma,,tasscs and Cushions rc.mnnulociurcd.
WILLIAM r. MRKLR
ALrRED BARKER.
May 81, Is4I.-2rn.
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.@hM -
'l>tlE splendid mansion lotely built and oc-
L cnpled by Borden Wood, Esq. II is
beautifully situated on the Using ground.
about Is miles North Of the State House IN
Newport, facing on The main road, and com
msnds u very extensive view Of the harbor
and bay. The main building Is 40 by 81 feet,
and contains 8 rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, in the rear, is an aadi-
ion, con,auing the kitchen and wash.room
below, and servants lodging rooms abovc,-
with u good cellar the whole size Of the
house. There is also good coach house
and other ouibnldings: on excellent vel! of
water and brick cisirrn, both connected with
the house by lead pipes. The lot consists of
% acres Of good land handsomely laid ont,
aud having on ii a great number OF 0rDonIen-
tai trees. The house is but two years old,
and was built aud finished with first rule ma
,crials and IN modern style.
This establishment is admirably calculated
tor a genllcnan's residence. and II immediate
application is made it will be sold at great
bargain--much below the first cost, or q
tenant will be received at moderate rent
For further particulars apply 10
Capt. CHARLES DEVENS,
or WM. WEEDEN.
May q.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
CONMIITEE. lRAI

10 the Freemtn OF The fo,pn Of .Nppori, al
tur annual Tbrn Neefing 10 be hoi.hn on
The first Iafsday Of Jne, H. ID. 1911.
In presenting tbls. the Jilh annual Rcpori
of The Public Schools iD Newport. the com.
,ni,lee feel highly gratlied IN being able To
.iatc, that the schools are now progressing
IN u manner calculated 10 fulfil the most san.
.uIne expectations Of u general dssemina
ton Of education AMONG all classes. The
town having been divided for convenience
into two Public School Districts, there are
now in successful operation, in each District,
Primary School for children Of both sexes,
4 years of age and upwards Gron,nar
School for boys, and for girls-mahiug IN
all q schools, under The care of instructors
well qualified for the disc barge Of their duties
Since the last annual Town Meeting, the
committee in accordance with their inslruc.
tons by vote Of the town, have dispensed
with the monitorial system Of instruction,
winch had, previous TO that period, been pur
sued IN the boys department IN school No. ] :,
aud have great pleasure IN stating, that by
the Improvement manifested at subsequent
examinations, before Inc committee aud M.
mcrous vsiters, that their onticipalious have
been fully realized.
There are at this time. connected with the
South DiSiric, School, 267 pupils--wiih the
North 2GO; making in all 527. IN the North
District there are at This time, ihe names of
10 applicants for admission TO the boys de-
partment, and IL applicants for the girls
for the Primary department 43-All these
schools arc full In the South district all
applicants for the boys department, who are
qualified, are admitted, there being generally
from 20 40 vacant seats. The room will
accommodate 200. The girls' department is
plican's.
The following minutes from the Books Of
The Treasurer Of the Committee. exhibit the
Receipts and Expenditures since the last
annual Report
Rereiai., & O.
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EHs.
short Francis
sherman George Capt.
sphinx splma Manion
Stevens Joseph
sinpleford WIN. ~.
Salisbury Susan Miss
sands HHnhah
spink Mary A. Mrs.
la, lar James X.
Townsend WIN. u. Capt. 2
ray lor Hope 4. Mis-.
Thompson Iios.tle Miss
Underwood Peter Mrs.
Wsiiles Augustus
Whiting Henry X.
Webster Joln w.
Widowiaco William
Wilcox benjamin Mrs.
MIpDLETows.
Arnold Edm ond
Darrows Louisa Mrs.
Pcckhani Philip
Rider Henry 4.
JANrsTows.
consdon John
Hazard Joshua
Warden st. Matthews Oh
IRIsH.
Bulcr John
Dawson James
GriiIln VIM.
gill Thomas
Murry John Kill
l,rien Patrick
;R ROBBINS, =. ".
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Alptt,es.

teLUE black Alpircs, plain and figured
ID for sale Low ut I32, Thames.strcet, by
IN. COOK, y Co.
May 20.
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u Adoertised ieuers nre placed ina separate
Dor. Persons applying for them ~iH please cal
for HADyERTIsID LETTERS II
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Anderson Emily u. Miss
baielnaD Joseph
Bfsihm Gardner
iIlodsel Harriet Miss
brown Harriet Miss
Clements James
comsiock George
CrcnIDcr Richard Mas.
Church JHne T..
Daw ley Whitman
Dickinson Louisa Miss
Davis Mary Mas
Ellis lglebe Ann Mrs.
Fairfield lsnse r.
Gallup L.. F.2
Gamble Thomas r.
Gross Grin X.
HANDY VIM. Capt.
Hamilton Nehemiah
IInrard Joseph ). 2.
HALEY DoroIhy
i.rdd William
Luce Henry
Lincoln Alfred CAPT.
Lawrence Charlotte Miss
Martin Jas.
Murray John
Mason Henrietta Mrs.
Mott I.urreila Mrs.
Pcckhnm Nillinin 7.
Peters D. 7. Agent ior II. J..
Coal Co.
Potter NHihl.
Potter Lois Mrs.
Potter Rebecra Mrs.
Raihbun Thomas
Ray A. J.
Rose Martin w.
Rsss George
ASH
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ilclaGYa.

RrNAISiSG IN THE rosr OFFICE, sEwPoRT,
R.I, JUNE ist, 1871.
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PORT OF NE w P0R 7.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

2sth; Fr bark Ansclme, L'Gucnedal, Bordeaux.
June lst.-sch yirsinian, Burroughs, Pictou.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21

can say to everyDemOcrat,tbere is nought
to fear from him, as asregards aboltionsm
A charge first gotup by the wings to de-
feat, lfpOssible, his election by drawing
away from hun the votes Of the Demo
Gratis. The Ripley Telegraph came out
openly and above board and charged him
with carrying ar0und.the Red Oak Sem.
mary petition, TO get signers 10 it, aud OF
also signing it himself: and that he was
an avowed aboliiionist Gen. McClan-
ahan waited upon the Editor of the Tele-
gaaph (as have il from his own moutb)
and asked him If he was the autlor OF
that article charging him with the above
The Editor said he was. Mr.. McClana'
han said that he (The Editor) must re-
tract what be hadithere written, as be was
no abolliOnist in any sense of the word:
aud moreover that he had never carried
around petition TO get signers for the
chartering ofsaid Seminary; and that he
never did and ''neDer 'DOuLd sign any such
pctitiOA." And that he could prove to the
E litors satisfaction, by the strongest abo-
ltionist around Red Oak what he had
said; and he also obtained the promise of
the Editor TO retract what he had said
concerning him in his next paper, and it
now remains 10 be seen whether or not the
Editor will have sufficient honor 10 do it.
And can any reasonable man suppose that
one who, like Durham, presented the
petition and argued himself out of breath
in its favor, is no abolitionist? his speech
can be seen at any time, and | would
hore respectfully request Of you, Mr..
Palmer, 10 publish that speech in fall, so
that all can Judge. Who is there among
you, Democrats, that does not recollect
the innumerable-lies promulgated by the
whig party last fall,in company with their
songs &c. They are but trying to- hum
bug You again. This is as true as Gospel.
Yes, they arc trying to seduce you from
the support ofan honest and high minded
man, who has received the unanimous
vote of his party, in convention; con-
vention made up of these who were oppos-
ed in every shape and form TO the dan
gerous doctrines of abolitionism; and it
now remains TO be seen, fellow democrats,
whether you are again TO be seduced
from the support ofyour own regular nom
mated candidates, and to vote for those
of your worst enemies. No, [ cannot be
lieve it; we got sufiicienN last fall of log
cabins, songs and lies TO last US, and to
warn us as party for at least thousand
years.
To the Polls, then Democrats,aud vote
the whole ticket, and nothing but the
ticket, and by so doing you will have the
satisfaction ofknowing that you at least
have done your duty like freemen and
IKE freemen's sons.
. MORE ANON. F
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Raclol GalbTeath I Blown Com.
vs. Pleas.
william Crossley's Partition.

/
vs. Pleas.
1"..''i1 Ho'':. .''''''''' P'''i'''a.
pursuant 10 an OTder Of fhs Court Of
lCDmmOn heas within and for Brown
County, Ohio, made al their April Tenn.
1911, ahd revived at The August term,
ISfl, ! will offer Tor sale. AZ the front
do6r Of the COuri House in GeOreeiowu.
on Friday the 18th day Of October, ls4I.
between the hours of 10 and a o'cIock
on said day, the following described real
estate, 20 wit: Ninety four acres two
roUds and 34E poles. part Of a tract Of
land, couiaining one hundred and twenty
eight aud q half acres: Betinning at tVyo
a"lies aud beech, in the line Of old sur
We! and northeast corner 10 Alexander
Martins tract: thence with Martins line
west one hundred aud SIX poles to two
lyhns IN Martins line and corner 10 Will
IAN Jones tract, thence with jones line
nOftb, one hundred aud ninety four poles
10 Three beeches, corner 10 Jones; thence
east, ono hundred and six poles to en- elm,
buckeye and beech in the line of the old
survey; thence with said line south. one
hnnnred and ninety fOul poles, to the
place Of beginning; being part of a tract
iot land granted by Patent from the Presi.
dent Of The United States unto Nathaniel
Massic. The part Of said lbs acres and
two rocds, not for sale is thiriy three aud
three fourth acres and FIVE and half poles
oisad land, bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at tee nnrih-east curner Of said
William Crossley's farm, corner also to
James Mckinney; thence running south
ninety SIX poles 10 a stone; thence NORTH,
% degrees wes', fifty seven and half
poles 10 stone; thence north, 81 east, to
a sugarirce 50 poles; thence wesi seven
pulss 20 a store; thence north. eight poles
/ to a snne on the line between said Will
lam Crossey andJamesMcKn nney; thence
wi'II said line fifty seven poles to the be-
ginning; (Which last described tract was
Idecresd by. said Court TO George Cross
ley) Odered to be sold in the above
cIse. irce If dover.
I TEaus-0ne third Of the purchase
money in hand-one third payable in, a
yeIr, and the residue in two years from
,ho day Of saie, with interest on the defer
J red payments; to beisecured by bond and
700 srcuti'y.
JOHN !. HIGGINS, Sh'F. 3. CO.
I SAsia' sOllice, Sept. ION, l64l.
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PROCLAMATION.
To tie qualified Electors Of BrOD" COun-


To tie qualified Electors Of BrOU" COuS-
ty, Ohio, Greeting:
You are hereby notified 10 meet at the
usual or proper place of holding elections
IN your respective townships, on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of October next, being the
18th day of The month, and then and
there, according to law, vote for one SEN
ator, and three Representatives, 10 rep,
resent Brown, Ciermont and Clinton
Counties, in the Senate and House of
z presentatives, in the next General As
senbIy of the State Of OHIO.
Also, vote for one Treasurer, one Com
msson and one Prosecuting Attorney,
for Brown Couuty.
Also, in obedience TO a law,enacted by
The Legislature of this State, entitled
"An act relating to Juries." herby give
noiice TO the Truse"s of the different
townships, 10 select, on said 9Th day of
October next, for the nexi year, the num-
'ber of Jurors as follows, TO wit:
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nY virtue Of three wrils ofDendS'ioni
3 erponas to me directed by the Couri
d Common Pleas, within aud for Brown
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, al The
front door of The Court House in George.
town, on Friday the 18th day of October,
ls4I, between the hours OF len aud four
o'clock on said day. the following real
estate. 10 wit: A tract 0fland lying and
being ii BrOwnCounty and State Of Ohio,
on the waters nf WhileOak Creek, being
part of Lewis Booker's survey No. ll40;
beginning at two beechcs northeast cor
ner Of said survey; thence south, l de-
gree west, l46 poles TO a buckeye in
the original line; thence west, 29l poles
10 an elm and two beeches; thence north,
l45 poles 10 sake in. Bo0ker's line;
thence with hisline east, 20l poles to
the beginning, bang two hundred and
sixty.five acres and So piles. Also, the
following tract. being part Of Lawrence
Trent's surveyNo 9l2 bounded as follows;
Beginning at buckeye on the easl bank
.of Whiteoak Creek, corner to John Nc
Gowan and Charles Campbell; thence
east, 90 poles 10 a beech tree; thence
north, 40 degrees east, 81 piles to a
crooked h6nw6od; thence north, 25D de,
grees 30' east, 33 poles TO a hetchree,
bence north, s degrees east, a Ipales t"
a tedoak thence north DO degrees l5'
wss'. 50 poles to mulberry aud elm:
thence west 25 noles tn a beech tree
thence so1th, 1874 $40 poies, crossing
Whireoak at 3 and l3apjlos TO the be.
ginning. 81 t#mgo aao
To be sold as the property of Beni'.
min Applega,e, atthe sW's Of J!mes Nc.
Kee against Ssnmel Hannah, James CIV
ems aud Banltmln Apologize; David De
vore agiinst Samuel lInnah, Benjamin
Applegate and VincentApplegaie, and he
suH Of fP.IL. Wilson aud John II Blair
Executors Of Robert Wright decd against
Fallen. Jones and said Appiegate.
Terms cash III hand. ga q 'o,,,
a7 JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff E
.ff8 ,Eriit3lH liCt BIC. 0.
sheriF's Office, Sept, 10th, lS4l.
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Notice for Settlement.
Sept 2O,Is4I.

A LII persons Interested Gis notified, that the
IA following accounts Of Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, we're filed At the August
term, 1911, Of ths Court OF Common Pleas OF
Brown county, Ohio, for anal settlement At The
October term, o4l. ......
The Administrators OF James Barr.
The Executrix of Alpheus White.
The Administrator of William Cochran.
The Administrator of Wilson Carpenter.
The Administrator of Laben Brambe.
The Administrator of Vim. II. Dennison.
The Administrator of AbsolOm Martin.
The Administrator of James Scott.
The Administrator of II. Miller.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk B. c. P.
September II, l34l. .......
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For the Standard.
GEN. McCLANAHAN.

Mr.. EditOr:-The hue aud cry, that is
Yaised now days by the wings concerning
Gen, Nc Clanahan, tha. he is an aboIl-
zionist, is done in the first place, TO Oh
tain votes for DHnham, by trying TO make
some Of the bitter enemies Of abolition
ism believe that the General is one,
and that Mr.. Dlnham is not:-and
in the second place, TO keep the
aEt.abOliiiOnist Of their own parry,
from supporting him, who they know will
not support Durham, who voted for the
Red Oak Seminary charter, thereby prov
ing most Conc,usvely, that he al least is
an abOlitIonist Of the deepest die; and
which must be evident to every sensible
man, NowI will undertake, Mr.. EiIt0r'
to prove beyond doubt tina Mechanism
is no sbOlitOnist; and that Dnnham is
and do this for The especial benei ofal
Democfals who are rather Of the opinion
that our candidate is an abolitiOnisi.-
And ! would have them to know that the
author Of this communication is more Op-
posed 70 the doctrines and views Of the
aboliliOnist, than perhaps any other per
con ia the County Of Brown, and one wht
would never lend his s6ppOrt to one be-
longing 10 that mischief making, disOr
9anlzing, peace. disturbing society: AnC
yet Intend 10 vote for McClaIahan anc
use ell ofmy smallinHuence 10 bis favor
SOrISm we'll acquainted with him, and
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, Administrators Sale.

nuRSUANT TO an oder Of the Couit Of
III Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
made at their last August term, will proceed
on the pre- misses, on the 23d day of October next,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day,
to sell the following real estate, % wiz: LpI
number one hundred and two ia Aberdeen,
Brown county Ohio, said Lo; TO be sold as the
property Of the heirs of Elisha Jones dsc'd, up
on the conditions following, to wit: One half
cash in hand, and the residue payable with in-
terest one year from the day Of sails, to os secur
cd By bond and security. .N .. ..
..'' " EDWARD MCDANIEL,
n ...r. Admit ofE. Jou.s, Deed.
Sapt 90, ls4I. -.
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FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-Tho Bee
Of the Both ult. says:--''rheir we're thir.
ty-two intermeRts reported to the Board
Of Health for the twenty fonr hours end.
ing on Saturday at twelve O'clock. OF
these 16 were Of yellow fever. Tho to-
tai number ofdeaths for the week ending
on Saturday, is i46, of which z died of
yellow fever. II will be preceived that
the epidemic is greatly, ON the Increase
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Bsrnerd McAntee
VS.. Venlitioni ExponaI.
William Shaysgreen)
BY virtue of a writ of Vendilioni ExpUnas, to
me directed by c. CowSlt.and A. A. Halstsd, act
ing Justices of the Peace of Perry township,
Brown county, Ohio, will expose to sale at the
house of Isaac Cowalt, ia said township, on Fri
day the first day of October, lS4l, between the
hours of ten and four O'Clock on said day, the fol
lowing property, to wit. One sorrel mare. 10 be
sold as he property of Wiliam Shaysgreenin in the
above case. u. --.
WM. P. ALLEN, Deputy, for
5.., JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
September 20, lS4l. b. Z. y.
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SHERIFFS SALE

DY virtue of two writs Of ofpenditioui er
I'D ponas, to me directed, by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the County of
Brown, State ofOho; Twin offer for sale, at the
front door oil the Court House, ia Georgetown, on
Friday the 10th day of October, 1871, between
the hours nf l0and O'Clock on said day, 'he fol-
lowing real estate, 10, wit All thai tract or par
eel of land, being part Of an Entry in the name
of rombigby Gordan, No. 96l, bounded on the
North BY lands Of John Peril, on the West by
! Ohm Eikleberg,r and On the South and East by
the East fork Of ths Little Miami ard Robort
Cristy's land: containing about one hundred and
Twenty-Five acres, be tho same more or less, and
being lhs farm Oh which David NOwand now
lives - .. .H.f .. l.
To he sold as the property Of David Nowlnnd,
nj the suits of Thomas G. BRmber and the State
of Ohio against said Nnwlanh. Terms cash.
JOHN j. HIGGINS. Shift d. G. o.
sheriff's Office, SsIt. IOth, l8ll
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sherif's Sale.

James Martin Brown Common Pleas.
vs.. VendtiOni EXpouas
Thomas H. Linch. ~.
DY virtue ola writ of Veniitioni Er9onas ia
Id ms directed. by the CouSl of ofCommon Plea;
of brown county Ohio; will offer for sale a
the front door Of ths Court house in Georgetow'
on Friday the 18th day of Cctcber, 1911, be-
tween the hours of 10 aud 1 O'Clock Oh said
day, the following real estate, n wit: In
Lots in Georgetown Brown County, Ohio,
Numbers l, ,, >, p, 90, & -, in that part
of said town south of Markt Street., con.
tainins one story frame dwelling house IL other
Improvements. TO be sold as lhs real estate OF
Thomas II. Linch in the above casa
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. 3. CO.
Sherif's Oaite, Sept. 10Th, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
Executors Notice.

have taken outletters of Administration on
the estate of Joshua Jordan, late Of Brown couu-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those interested will take
notice accordingly. N.ga
JAMES LOUDEN, Executor of
the estate ofJoshua jordan, deceased
September ID, 1Sll. ~.