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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
From the N. Y. Mercury.
MACHINE P)E TRY
SALLY GARTER,


SISTER TO oLEFrENANr cARrER's ONLY SON
Near Sprn field mounting Ihors did dwell,
A lovely damsel known full well,
I.eftenant Carriers oa'y gal,
Her fathr RS joy--a nd nAm-ed Sal.
One day this dtm1el tript il quick
Doyn to a stranm 10 berries pick
She hadn'l picked but two or three
When her loot sipt and in went she.
And when into the steam che fell
shs uttered an awful y>lI.
Aud then sunk down beneath the wave,
Be:nus, no hnnl was nsnr 10 save.
Her Ivysr saw th' hoHid sight,
AMI 10 her ran with all his might;
But when from onl the 81 cam lie tosk her
All sga, Of life hriqIite fofsojk her;
Anl from the stream hs tnpk hor out,
All quickly rolled Net NIL abIut,
Du' when he fJu,d hsr soul had fed
lie wfns his hands and cri-i ed.
And then her ilrlaH founhe bore
Unto hs' anxious nother's door,
Saying. Mrs, Cart sr, here yoh Sss,
All that is le0yodr Sai-s!
The awful news shot through ha brain,
Aud down she lell nnr spoke again.
The lovyor t,en sons pzon took
Aud Ihrow'd himself in,n the brook,
And told his ghoaio follow aHer,
Ills avn liar Sal AL NJ p Cartsrs
SPOONS. \
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
New Ferry.

yENEIE undersigned has opened New Ferry
across the Ohio river at Higginsport, and
is now prepared 70 attend promptly to- all calls
from either side Of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
is preparsd to accommodate travellers, and all
others who may call upun him, with safety and
despntch. The road on the Kentucky sids from
Uigginsport TO Augusta is good, aud a FIRST rate
bridge is erected over Bracken tIeek. lie will
nlso attend To the Ferry across the mouth Of
Whiteoak Greek. URluS MARTIN.
Nav ln. lhAl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
Brown County Common Pleas.
William Moore

John Woods, William Woods, David Nc.
EIroy, Archibald +. knight, Samuel
Jolly, David Johnson, JOIN, Maklem,
Henry Martin, John Tweed, Samuel
Horn, John ID. Lilly and Polly his wife,
Joshua II DIX ms aud Katharine his wife,
The Complainant states in his bill that ho
holds judgment against the defendants
John Woods md William Woods, obtain.
ed in tho Court of Common Pleas of Brown
county, OliI, lt the OItOhar term, lSiO, which
is unpaid. and that they have no prosperity sub
Ject to execution; tina. they have equitable in
tefestS in tract Of land situate in said county,
containing nnn hundred anI fifty acres, Oh the
waters of Straight creek. and particularly de.
9'ribed by metes and bounds in said bill; that
David Jjnnsnn Samuel Horn, Henry Martin
and johu Tweed profess to have ems on said
land; that said Knlgll, Jolly and McFlroy ace
indebted to Ohm and Willia'i Wood', aud the
bill prays that NIL the defendants may answer
and that tho Court may decree sale of the in.
,erests ofsaid John ami William Woods in the
land afnreSrid to satisfy his claim. and for gen
eral relief; and at tho April term Of said Court
it being made 10 appearthat sah John Wood,
is not resident Of thu State nfOhio, it is there
upon ordered, adjulged aud decrcrd, thnt the
pending Of this suit he published in the " Demo
cratic Snndard," newspaper in general cirru
Iation ia said Blown county, for six weeks pro
tn the next term Of said Court; until which rimt
this cause stands cOatihued. Said nnn-reSden
defendant is therefore hereby notified tn appeal
hefre tho next Court Of Common. Pleas Of saiC
county Of Brown, at G"orgetown in said CO ntv
and plead, answer or dennr to said bill, or The
same will be taken as con les9ed.
A. G.. STEWART, Clerk.
TIL u, HNMeR, for Compl't.
MAY Is, 1871.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS A Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of Benjamin
"A Sutton, deceased, late Of Decatur, Blown
county, O., are hereby notified tn make immedi-
ate payments; and those having claims against
said estate, requested TO present the same. e-
gally proven, wit lin one year from the date here
Of, for settlement JOHN RAMEY,
Nav :. Ie4t. Administrator
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
Eyecutrix's Not.oe. M

A IT.. those indebtetPto the estate Of William
~ Brown, deceased, late Of Byrd townshis,
Brown county, are hereby notified to make, i'm.
mediate payment Those having claims against
said estate are required to present them, legally
proven, within one year fom the date hereof
ELIZABETH BROWN, Exscutfiz.
May l7th, le4l. g1T g.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.
THE MAIN onJEcr

TlIE MAIN OBJECr
Ofthis works. tho advnncsmant Of christianity
TnIhrs 0hjetl, whatever personal or sori inie'-
est, it may he discrabe x becoming 70 canNert
with IL, will be regarded not only as subordinate
but subSefient.
Contemplate, Series Of sketches Illustrative
of bhs christianity in lt, essential peculiar.
anl n.onparab,eg nry--0l ofglnized christianity y
as witnessed IN all the Churches and Benevolent
Societies auxiliary 10 them; aud Of the Uonnrx
ious Of chd liNnity with the institutions Of Gov
efnueat, literature, SCIENCE and the Arts In
addition 10 this highly interesting md impntnh'
succession Of subjects, it rs intended TO furnish
in miscellaneous dapnrtnent. an attractive and
u4,ltl var CITY nfhiToficnl and geographical de,
criptions, biographical characters md incidents, !
reviews, current intelligence, eIeetera,
THE &EANs
Tint are chiefly relied upoa Tor the fulfill
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services ola choice circle Of correIp0h nts,
Qniiel by ample personal Ht'0npli plishmena
md by their soGial connexions anil disIin'tion7,
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TERMS
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the Editor,
THOMAS II. STOCKTON,
No. 10 Sergeant street, Philadelphia.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08

81 oUauF TO RE AsHkaED eT aoun
-lIow very calnlsIon. aad q lhF
hne hnw sass absurd i Il lsif ! XII
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mid. and sAg ~ aagk kfo he askameg
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"a nasos nolh'n4 h Il. i ssalf Hap
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
BROWN COMMON PLEAS.

BROWN COMMON PLEAS.
ps,er Cooper and Nancy Petition
Cuoopel his wife, for
US, Partition,
Lane Scntt widow Of JOHN Sc0tt deed,
,nd Ruter Scott. John Scott, William
Scott, Eliza Scott, John Cochran aud
lane his wife; Isaac Sco'i aud John
Scott, miner chld,cn of james Scnll
Iced Geurge II. b ,scnm ani Sarah his
" Ce, late Sirah Srol, Taylor Scott, Sun.
ael Sspu, Aiam White aud Margaret his
vie, laie Margaret Scott who are the
Ileits ahd legal representatives Of said
I0hA Scnlt dece sod
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TNIAr said Peter Cooper and Nan.
cy his wife, late Nancy Scott have
iiasi in the Clerks Office df the Courl
II Cnmpou Pleas their pe!iiun setting
forth thtl they are entitled by heirship
md nvfthaae l0aive-ninths Of The follow
.WG slesctihed ltaSt Of land situate in
Buwu Comfy Ohip. on the waters oI
lbe lilile Eisl legk afRlgle creek, 10 wit,
llae hunatod and iiliy Rye acres more
less. Inirl sf Tlaunas Perkins survey
NJ. fslS b6dvqnveyaa u SAID Scott hy
Iced SR GeoTse Il Cotton. bearing
llats HE 81 Dscenljer, 1870, and which
serein mare ptriienlarly descrbed--
M of which s i'd John Scoli died seized
Nd At The mex, term "feaid Courr appli
Cl,ion will he made for partition .o
,lld tract acvptdinlly.
PETER COOPER ! Petition
NANCY COOPER, ers.
rM +. TlAMER. Solicitor.
February 3d., ls4l.-6w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
DRY GOODS
Hardware, Queensware, and
Groceries;

the principal having been received direct
from Philadelphia.
We would respectfully invite ihg fur
mer customers Of Power & Nowland To
give us call, as we are disposed to sell
as cheap and on as good terms; and we
invite all who wish to purchase ne'o and
cheap goods, 10 call and examine for them
selves.
NOWLAND g. SNEDIKER.
NIB. All kinds IF country Produce
taken in, aud the highest price paid IN
goeds.
Rnsselville, April |, ls4l. Sm
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08
Notice.

n AMBERT NUWLAND &, ABRA-
NJ HAM r SNEDiKER have this day
entered nlo co.pirnership for the pnr-
pose Of dning'husiness in The mercantile
line; and have taken the "NrV Store
Room adjoining the Ohio Exchange
where they are now opening splendid
assortment nr o
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
NOTICE TO
Common school Committees.

VEvIiE Board Of Snperintebden,s Of Common
N Schools for Iecklenburg County, hereby
notify tho School Committees in the several Dis.
tricts that meeting Of the Board will be held at
Charlotte, on Tuesday Of the ensuing January
Cburt.--at which time the said Committees arc
required TO make Report Of the number of Chill
dren IN their respective Districts. In those Dis.
uiets where no election has been held for Com.
miticc.men, the vacancy will be flied BY the Board
al Tie meeting as above appointed. Returns
should b addressed 10 the "Chlirman Of The Board
Of Common School Commissioners" and may be
left, previous 10 the Court either with the under
signed or with Charles 7. Alexander. ESQ, CLERK
Of the County Court, in Charlotte,
WIN. WILSON, Chairman.
Dee. 7. 1911. III
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
[ NUMBER II.

department Of stock to soon become large
exporters.
There are many other things, especially
in seeds, methods Of cultivation, and the
condition Of the people of England, that I
would gladly touch upon, but | 6nd nv
sheet already foil and must forbear; and 10
conclude, hailed England with delight,
and lellit with deep regret. tits charm.
Iug country, batting its everlasting rain and
eoal smoke. And the American finds stu
ouch IN his associations and remembrances
there, slaat alter all il is .he country that
he visits abroad With the most interest and
profit | deprived myself many a sleep
and meal in order TO seek and learn tho
more during this short sojourn abroad and
INSTEAD of three months, only wished my
stay could have prolonged 10 as many years.
am, az ever, sincerely yours,
4. b. ALLEN.
Albany, Oct. 81, 1871.
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OSPECTUS
OF
TIE MOI SFAENEER.

HFflE Subscrher-be believing that The large and
Al Intelligent portion Of North taroIina en-.
braced 10 the 9th Congressional District CON pos.
Cd Of The counties Of Ifcdel, Surry, Wilkes, Ashe,
and pgrt Of Caldwell, is in need Of Il ncwgprncr.
and is fully competent TO It's support proposes 10
+ publish 10 the town Of Wilkesboroush weekly
paper under the above title. While every other
District in tho State has within il two or more
such organs Of information. the Thirteenth is en-.
ttey destitute, and dependant on the others -
Why is this SO Surely, not because the people
ara moi able and riding to support one II must
be because fair trial has never been made The
subscriber expects 70 make this trial, and unhes-
lalingly throws himself upon TIE spirit AVID ,iber-
atty Of the Five Thousand Wings of tho Dist,ief
for support
During tac late contest for the Presidency, tho
subscriber lent his humble aid /, elevate Gen.
Harrison; and he will continue to advocate the
peculiar tcucts Of the Wing party More tho H.
mts Of prospectus will mol permit him TO say.
In politics the paper viii be temperate -.but firm.
II will iea-cssly di5russ all questions brought be-
fore the peoplc--condemning measures which il
may deem ter0ng, and approving such as may up-
pear right, regardless of party considerations.
Although the 0auntaineer will bear a character
strictly political, portion Of its columns will be
devoted to spreading information on agriculture
oei0fc the F0fNefS-a feature Wnleh must render
the publication more acceptable. To the bone
and snew of the country the subscriber looks
without fear, Tor aid.
Every exertion will be made TO render the paper,
acceptable to the general reader, hy giving due at
tention to other subjects, such as Foreign and Do.
nestle News; the cause Of morality and virtue
the arts and sciences; Polite literature, SC. &c.
But enough Of promises. Tho subscriber re-
quests the citizens Of the 9Th District to trp him
If he should fail to give satisfaction, he will be
content 10 forfeit their confidence and support
TERMS.
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a7sNo paper will be sent out of the State un.
less payment be made in advance.
ALFRED A. BAKER.
august u, ISL
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NOTICE.
STATE or NORTH CAR0LINt.


AEcKLENRuRG COUNTY.
Court IF Equity, Ahepa Trm, 1911.
ksnaady & DogLartyl
thafles " tIafrs &
Robert piekeHs
ID oBERT PicKENs, one Of thu Defendants
~ n Tits case, mol being Rtsidenl Of tb,s
N'aie' y n7s ordetsd, that Publication be made
~ weeks 10 thai hatIot,c Journal. thereby a.r;rs
sla ne'ieo To APPEAR At our next Court II Equity
y. 9e ae'a iof sa'e County, 81 the Courthouse 10
Charlotte, Oh the 9Th Monday of rebtns,v nett
sad there plead. aneser Or dcmut. otherwise the
o'a VIII Do 'ahcn pro oonfsaao, and indrmen,
ea,sicd accordingly aaaiua, him,
" witness, David Il. Daniap, Clerk and Master
20 EIutlg, al Office, 4th Monday IL August. ls4i.
u, Il DUNLAP, Q. ~ n.
NE II, lsil Price adv Sc. ne
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
4CEN1S

Col. Il. N. Cochran. Meeklenburg. n. c.
Cbas. W. Harris. Mil Grove. n. &.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

Why do dealers in iron and beggars III
rags resemble each other Because both
exhibit specimens of hard rear.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

Albang, Oct. 81, 1871.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

The national debt of England now
amounts 10 (s4,00O,00oO0O) FOUR
THOUSAND MILLIONS OF DOL.
LARS It! At three per cent. interest
this sum requires for interest about one
hundred and t,renfg millions Of dollars an
nually, The interest on this debt aay
continue long to be paid; the capital noS-
or rnn 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
Negro Hiring.

NMTlLI. he Hired on the 30th instant; for II
w months, at the residence of the subsori.
bet aoven mica from Chutlotte, to the right of the
Staicsvi,le road, the NEGROES belonging to Mar.
gatet aud Adophns Henderson, (minors,) consis.
ting Of Men, Women and Chikren.
DAVID HENDERSON. Guardian.
Der, q, f2fi. TIL
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ATA7E on N0RYR cAROLLN4.

"dpefior Court of lar and Equity, Sep
t,.. feHbfr Term, le4l.
N'l'h " sialegt
Thom" Hart
D appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
asl fhoHas Hart is mol an nhabitant OF th;.
&c ~ IS t4frgpre Ordered, that publication he
@se tef six successive seeks in tho Charlotte
rthlssl, newspaper published in tbs Town Of
'oto' NeeAlonburg county, for eaia Defan
~ aa1 y oo and appear before the HonorablN the
ge % ous nest Court Of Equity, 10 be held cor
y. efna'y u Ansun. at the Court House in wades.
'ossh % the second Monday In March no4t.
w. aoa There to plead. answer OF deulur to Com.
T. ~ B, otherwise judgment pro eonfesso
~ en'eFed up and The cause set for hearing
- pat'c an o. him.
,. " s,sasas, VIM, h. Troy Clerk and Maslct Of
AZ, w. l9ot' At Office, 10 wadesboroush the second
|cod u'I 10 September, A. y. Is4l, and in the
'" }saf OF American Independence.
p. WIN, L. TROY, NE.
''ssf zee Sos tl8
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VOLUME XII. ]
d. AsBURY, Editor.
T.J. EIolion, Proprietor and Pubiisher.
TERNIS:

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htst insertion, and 25 cents Tor each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
Q5 per cent. higher; and deduction Of 33A per
cent will be made from the regular prices fer ad.
ycrtisers By the year.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-04
TO THE PLANTERS

If from this governing class of THE COM
munity we could obtain an adequate sup
port, we would devote portion of each
number of the Creole to agricultural
subjects; not that VIC possess any great
knowledge in this line, ourself, but we
would bring to our aid the ability of
some cotemporaries, and ask contribu
ton of many in this section, who are
able to impart important information on
the subject. Stock raising is coming in
to notice rapidly in Mississippi, and Ma
olson county is behind none of her sis
terra.
Il will be recollected Madison in 1889,
made more corn and hogs than any
county in the State; and not being par
ticularly fond of. politics, and wishing to
make our paper as generally useful as
circumstances will admit, we invoke the
aid Of the farmers to carry out this
project.
This article will be left in our columns
a few weeks, till we ascertain whether
or not this support will be granted.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-04

The case under consideration, the latl-
tude Of change and amendment was in
comparably greater than that claimed by
the legislature in the supplement to the
Union Bank Charter. In the latter case,
only few alterations in the details were
made, and, five except the making ofthe
State holder, there was no important
amendment. But in the former 1t would
have been perfectly competent, accord,
ing TO Mr.. Tucker and his Antl-bond
brethren, for the Legislature 10 set
aside entirely the construction OF the
rail roads mentioned in the bill, ana 10
devote the money to the construction OF
other rail roads, or the cleaning out OF
rivers in totally differently part of the
State. Yet it is easy to conceive that
the people of the Eastern counties insight
be induced to vote for the bill on us Sc
cond passage, solely on account Of the
promise held out of great rail road
running, from Mississippi City to Pon-
totoc, through the very heart OF their
country.
We could pursue this subject farther,
but we deem it useless. The gross and
shameless inconsistency ofthe gentleman
who is ironically called Unconstitutional
Tucker" is too apparent to require COM
ment.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-04

When Mr.. Freeman gave as the rea-
son he did not make u speech here
agreeably 10 appointment OF himself anu
DR.. Gwin, that he had a sore throat, We
were inclined, with natural credulity' 70
believe him; but when we discovered nc
had waited here day or 50, and then
gone to Camden in the upper end OF the
county where he had no appointment, ana
made a speech, instead Of going on 10
Benton with Judge Hughes whsSs ne aia
have an appoinimen;,we were disposed 70
think the gentleman guilty Of dish0nor-
able back-out. Where Judge Hughes Is
he has sore throat. where Judge Hughes
is not, he can talk for halfa day without
argument, and substitute therefor his
very beautiful and classical anecdotes
and illusions, about milking Brindls"
in allusion to the Union Bank, and
"Tickle me, Willy, do, do, do,
You tickle me and I'll uekIe yau-"
An allususion to the management Of that
institution.
Such things are absolutely disgusting,
and if the people allow them %
:ake the place Of arguments, aud divert
thsir minds from the main points IN tbs
question, they are bigger fools than We
lhink they are, or even than the men
who attempt such things upon them. We
learn from various sources that NJ. +.
proved in his speech at Camden thar be
possessed no power to argue, that his
speech like all he docs make I've under
stand he makes the same one every
where) was nothing but words, words,
words, and such words ar We have quo
ted above. The assertion OF this gentle
man that whoever said the two parties.
bond and anti-bond, are the whig and
locoloco parties, deserved n coat OF TAR
and feathers, might procure for the indl-
vidual, some day or another a f1lI suit of
this adhesive material. We DO not think
he has been in the State long enough, or
knows the people well enough 10 make
such remarks, and We can assure him
they do not pass unnoucei. For an
itinerant Office beggar Ike himself 10
deny in such style, a proposition which
proves us own truth, is 10 say the least
Of It a breach Of poIIteness, ana a viola
ton of that confidence, which the locofo-
CO party in this Stale 50 indiscrimiua,e-
ly rePose in every intcrloper, possessed
of impudence aud ignorance
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-04
THE VETO.

Mr.. Tyler has vetoed Mr.. Clay's Fis-
cal Bank Bill, which passed the Senate
by majority Of one and the House by a
majority of thirty-one. In doing this he
has forfeited the favor of the whig party
throughout the Union; for although a
few ofthat party may not be entirely ia
vorable to United States Bank, they
renOunce him for not having conformed
to what he had every reason to believe
was the will of the people; for not fulfill
ing the expectations created by his first
message. This high handed measure
renders Mr.. Tyler obnoxious TO the
charge of treachery to the party, and
there are many who do not hesitate to
make il. He may talk as much as he
Pleases about % years opposition to a
bank, but he cannot convince the people
that he ever eyinced any opposition,
which did not leave ample reason 10
think it could Le overcome, by the exclu
aion of some. and the Insertion Of certain
OiheF provisions. His opposition never