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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-24
New Map of Ohio.

ms subi;ribers propose publishing nsW edi-
hol Of t1eir map Of The siato Of Ohio.
ms map y compiled fIon tie Surveys 10 ths
Sufseyof Genestis OEse al Cin.inn1ti, 10 part
~ MI Himusi M0ris0r, whose skill as
u5nIsinln, exPsrsn:s AID kt9gn accuracy
arc iu,IJ atlesten, not 1,ly by the present Sur
's3'' UsAeio', 0II r1linnsi Dy ihs certificate
"''slnto a5lashrd' o. k1jsyE 4. Lytle, Esq, tas
pfslect'sof ol hf liaf1es: anl will exhibit tIs
ss;t9n', tiaefl1n1l $ S'eI 9ls. Virginia Military
surveys, principal F1ad,, pdg.ie works and con.
''inplatcd puElic Improvements, t1ystlisf win
'ns Lakes, RiVefs, Iniiau Esssfsailt, cy1ltiss
I0"ns, Giles ahd silaEss, waiea will Dc laid
down win the g,sgtest p1ssb,, uceuraey.
Ihers is no G0Ibg llat this map viii contain
the most minute al3 authentic information Of
any state map ever Ibiislel. One Of tas pso-
pdetoEs hasvisited eseycD ,niy in ths STATE, f1r
the purpose ofglthsrilg every information re51is-
ite, 10 insurs correctness This fact Of iua.f,
will necessarily give assurance 70. those who may
patTonizs the nap, that for isb utility, il nls.
supersede any mb p got up East, fjr ths purpose
Of state, but without the advantage Of TIE per-
sonal inspection and !aDof that has been bsstow-
ed exclusively on this.
The size the map will be betwaen a and S
feet square, neatly cnlorsd ia counties, mounted
and vanished; a I'd sold to subscribers at tis low
price Of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies, will
be allowed a dedu:ton Of forty per cent.
DOOLlTTLE & MUNG0N.
Engrlvors and map publishers, Cincinnati.
have examined the compilations ma1s from
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison,
for Mess.s Dooli;te Munson, who are ab1ui
10 publish a sectional map nf the state Of Ohio,
and 50 far as they relats to the publ; Surveys,
t1syare correct. ROBERT !. LYTI.E.
Surveyor Gsncral's Cin:innati.
Angus; ,, l34I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-24

The FISCAL AGENT.-The Charleston
Mercury has hard hit at the Wings, in
reference to their doctrine that Congress
can make Bank constitutional by deci-
ding that It is Unnecessary and proper."-
Of course it Que Congress can make it
constitutional by declaring it necessary and
proper, a subsequent one can make il un-
constitutional by declaring it unneces.
sary and improper. Therefore, upon
their own doctrine, if the Bank be constl.
tutional while the Congress is Wing, it
will become unconstitutional when a
Democratic Republican Congress shall be
elected.
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Administrators, Notice.

All persons indebted To the estate Of Georz,
Leysngood late Ct Sterling Township deceased.
are hoTsby notified 10 settle the same within one
year from this date; and all these having cams
against said estate, are requested 70 present
them legally proven, fpr ssttsmenL
NATHAN LEVENGoOD,
TITUS HARE,
August I8, l54l. Admiais,ori.
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HATS! HATSM

DAYID FERRlER respectfully in-
~ forms the public, That he has CON-
menced the Hating business in George
town. Shop doors South of David
Cra~ioFd's Grocery Store, West aide Of
3lain Sireet.
JdlV &, 1871.
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Taxes for the year 1s4I.
TREASURY OFFICE, I
RrnWn Cnnniv. Ohm (

Brown 'ounty, Ohio
TNEIE TAXES levied in said county for the
j. presant year " Il be as follows: For state
and canal purposes, 5 mills; for county and
school. 3 mills: for public builiings, mil for
rad Ia mills; amounting to Sl,Q3 on each ona
hundred dollars Oh all property subjsct to taxa
toi in said cnunty, exclusive of township tax,
which will bs ia Union mill, Huntington /
mill, Byrd mil Jackson | mill, Washington |
mill and IL p)1r, FrahIIin mill. Pleasant |
mill, Le0i' mill, Clark mill, and Sterling
mills, to the dollar.
! will attenl in psrson or by dsputy, at the fol.
10 wing places of holding elections in tis several
townships in said county, for the purpose Of re-
ccivins taxes, on the fIlloEias days, to wit:
In No 9 L.auis ON iha alth of s nrnst nart
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Law Notice.

DAVID g. DEYORE will practice his pro-
fss'On ia the Courts Of this Judicial circuit
Oace in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
the North East corner Of ths public sqUafe.
MAY 18th, 1871.
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and for Sale or Exchange.

THNWO lots containing eighty acres each
ID in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half =
mile rom the Toledo and Adrian Railroad =
Inc land is timbered with oak, whitewood, ma
bic and beach: and the soil is rich.
Also, lot confirming eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, abou! forty miles from Toledo. in
a section settled by thtiviug farmers. This l.
also timbersd land, with a rich soil.
will sell all or parts Of this land on sceommo-
dating terms; or exchange it for farming lard in
Brown county. For further information INQUIRE
al the STANDARD Office.
D. P. PALMER.
Georgetown, Feb. 9, 1e4l.
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"NOTICE TO ONE AND ALL"

Ws are about making arrangements to goEaH,
and We take this opportunity to inform those
who know themselves indebted to Us, either BY
note or book account, TO come forward ana pay
down the "CASH," ss We stand very much 10
need fit. and ;nlIt have it, without fail, as
we cannot pay our debts without those who oWa
US pay up.
And this will be the last notice.
NOWLAND t. SNEDIKER.
Russelville July 18th, le4l 6w.
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BROWN COMMON PLEAS.
John Williams

NiAihlOHs
Jane Williams, Margaret Williams, Mary
Cannon, Robert Lipscomb and Ann his
wife, and Robert Williams, heirs and
devisees Of Philip Dave deceased and
William l.. Thompson and Eliza his
wife, Nathaniel Massie, Richard x.
Mlssie, William &. Strong and Nancy
his wife, and Henry Massie, heirs OfNa-
thaniel Masse, deceased,
The above named defendants will take mites.
that petition was filed against them on the
18th day of June, lS4l, in the Court Of Common
Pleas "f Brown county, Ohio, by the said Johu
Williams, aad is now pending, wherein the said
John demfndS partition of the following real es-
tate, and claims the legal title to one undivided
half thereof, TO wit: Six hundred and thirty-one
acres, one rood and tVenty-six poles oflqnd, part
of survey of 1909 acres Nos. 1892 and 243n.
made in the name Of Philip Dave, on tha waters
Of Straight creek IN said county of Brown, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at n largs oak
stump and falIsn hickory; thsnce south SO 6.1O
poles to stake; thence south, 80 degrees east.
2G4 6-l0 poles, crossing the Gum spring run at
IA smnll branch at 74-McMien's run and
the RJs5elvills road At l54- Washburn's run at
1853 poles to a small poplar stumo in tho line Of
Samuel Hopkins survey No. llG2; lhence with
his line south, ! west, $40 polss, crossing a
branch at 65, one at 1876, ons AT ISn, the East
Fork at 92S, and the line Of Hughes 500 acre sur
vey No. 1893 at 233 polss to n stake; theme
North, 80 west, 294 poles, crossing the line Of
Hugho's said survsv at 6l, ths MavsviIs road
ut 81, branch at l9!, and ms at 2l3 poles to n
stake in Evans spring run; thence with the di-
vidins line north, 3-ll er',, 3l3 p1a', crossing
bSanch at g., the East Fork at | p. the Nays.
vile road at 2i4 and a small branch at 3!5 poles
to a stake and beach in the line Of tbs survey;
thence with said line south, s9i east, 26 $40
po3s to the beginning: and at tho next term 6f
said Court application will be made for an order
that partition may be made of soid premises ac-
cOrdingly. JOHN WILLIAMS.
TIL. l.. HAMER, for Petitioner.
Juno 18th, IS4I.
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NOTICE.

A ! have sold out my Sore and am anxious
"A to close my business in this place, l wish
All lhose indebted to me BY Note or Book Ae.
count, TO call and satte as soon as possible. Per.
sons wishing to settle will call al my house in
Georgetown, where some one will always bS
found 10 settle with them.
SAMUEL HORN.
February p, ,lS4l.
n. B. Those that are not able to pay their
book accounts will call and settle by note.
s. H,
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STRAYGD OR sTOLFNl!I

STRAY SD OR STOLEN ~!
EKOM the subscriber, living in Union Town.
Il ship, Gietmnnt Coiaty, and near With
ams5iIe, OF the 2i.l Of May last, Three .ugre
Bsa't'; the lir't beng Sotre Mare, 3 years old
thiS spring, shoi ali round, with a slight bamish
in the rgnt eye, bla5s in tho flce, with white
mind ieet, and having sucking Colt with
her.
The Colt is about thee months old, ana will
be readily known by nne white spot OF oacl rump
and blazs in its face.
Tha third is dark bay Mars Colt, one year
old this spring past, black main aud tail T'aese
animals were all in excellent oldar when they
left
" Any person who will convey word either
to tue Undersigned, Or J. A. Perrne in Bethel,
or to NJ. Petin's Tavern in Withamsyille, will
bs Literally rewarded for his trouble.
w. II. ABBOTT
Iuly -, 1871
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And will attend in person or by deputy, at
my ofice, in Georgetown, during the montbs Of
October and November next, for the purpose Of
receiving taxes from those who may wish to pay
them there.
tn. MIDDLETON, T. B. @.
June 24th, 1s4l.
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A. ELLIS

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Office on the east side Of the Public Square,
Ggo-gptown. Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-13
n,-.,s If the Richmond Enquirer.

.,xn.s,d three times p.ek during The sess, A'
~, Lris.s,ure ana ,oies sssE ds1,nS Sae ''''
o,Ts pSr aana and Three Dollars for h six ma p"s
,syance to paid in the etee, OF y, ,hs wear
s or AK dollars per annum W. emitted per mall in good ana
W VI notes at the risk OF the ,r, Of single
r S,rg Paid by tho r. hs writer the accumulation OF
i ,,,s "a An extensive business ""
upon Inc Eor my for nine papers, annually SHAH nave INC
ea, gratis shall hereafter be considered as sneiav
IL Al and years pani'raaa for that shorter
and due IN na shnrer time, and paid Tor III
time when shall he the order oil any
known subscriber @ Known accessible person ~
ference or his payment pu, subscriber is unac-
cion wi,hou, pays". single number may De SENT Col"
auas" or by e% whose ability to pay may be
The names ., ~ and remain @ ,he advanced
the Of two years tr"m the Of subscribers
payment was due Raoas the Edter'@, % Collective vi.
These Resolutions are some '" the Editorial Corps Of Virginia
dow a assembled Richmond, on .,I =, aedeThe
ssr kseannepd and own are
o. them. Several p , No class of has
The kns uss az the Credit System, thah .ne eo
o', The great @say the of The
ene system "ysntion have been induced Y. - his Office
old subscribers on .e The name of wn
y - ,h,s nrri,rament, will positively, =.
=, The commencement OF our "oN
a. ''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING. - N.wsra
r., !, h. recommended to the Editors OF He r,pi
The Commonwealth TO publish AZ ,e nea" adhere ~
p,s Their rates ADVERTISING ana na S as TO civ. a ai
,ha s,me: and that these prices ne a's
.ne i,nn for The labor performed ,,,:,, ronr,u,ion
One sorare of sixteen lines, or less n's' i''
each continuance, 81 cents. with the advance
r,,rory references, to insure eNecu."n, 100 ,,,rn
10 those advertising may amour, $50 Of 10 per cent
,,n vll be made Of ~ per cent an" ~ whcneyr
- Il, ob,uariss and Marriages from the va ,u,hen
n,t:s handwriting is unknown ~ . ~ ,hs p.irhoood
~. L. bc rndrsaon Of the Postmaster III he ,., h,
~ ,e M in no Published livery Srav,d
been mn must therefore, insist IN sneh c.se w,
fore being certified by the name OF the f's'"ae'
,.r..,sn on n, back Of eie;ter.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-13
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
rT HE the Of the much re-
duced their stock of Goods, find necessary i"r M aconn
dation Of their 10 add variety ol ne" ana he'
Spring Goods bich now receivnt an
will fully arranged Ivy lie first Of April 70 which We invt
the merchants and families III town ana coun
try.-Thc following Is part:
Super Clene ground aud figured Lawns and MnSlins
DO. striped aud figured Moseln de LANES and Chalys
Rich Syrian SIX Muslin dresses and Robes
Clouded satin stripe and hurricane checked do
super French. English and American Callcoes
Medium and low priced Iaansand Calcocs
super and figured black and blue black tiro dc Rhine
Gro de Swiss, Gro dc Antique aud Chcne silks
Rich Chenc SIX Shawls, hdkts. and half hdkfs.
l'ain hemstcied and enhd Linen Calnhrlc do
Plain black and fame! colotd Satin and silk Neck DO
Black and Flct, Wash Blond and wire ground Nett
Cambria and Muslin Edginss aud lnscrinrs
Gimp and Thread Iaccs Edsings and lnscrngs
Fet Net Gloves and Mtts hid, Thread and l>e Thread do
Ladies' white silk Cotton and Moravlan Hose
Gentemes white and brown Cotton aud Misses and Boys Hose
"A and Is Irish Linens from sc to 81 per yard cheap
Table Damask Table Cloths, Towels Dowlas and uckabck
Brown Table Cloths Bird Eye and Russia Diaper
ST. G O-i ami ia Brown and Bleached Linen Shcenrs
Plain and figured Swiss Musns, Jaconet, Book and Null do
GI Camhrics, Garment and Furniture Dmty
81 and Al plain French Linen aud Holland
Fine and fupcr Bonlhazinc and figured oiennes
Worsed Grapes, Grape Camhrs and Wrap de Ate
Bonnet Cap fal, an Plain Satin and Taiea Ribbons
silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasos
Plain and bowed satin and BomhaZinc stocks
Super black and assorted coored Cloths and Cassimtes
Plain and ribbed Gambroons and Linen Drllincs
Medium Mixtures, nenns Cot"nades ana '1a m,,.
Coored and plain bleached and brown Cotton DTllinss
London Wclings, Marseiles and Georgia Aankccn
Plain and figured Satin and Velvet Vestings
81 A., 81 and Ga brown and bleace Domestic seenes ans
Shirlings
Bed Ticking Plaid Domestic Apron and Furniture Checks
Ponucc spi,alleld Bandanna and Flag llandkcrch,fs
With many other articles enumerated all Of which
will sold nj prices much below usual rates have
but lille than three months before we close BY selling th'
auction. All and Questionable Goods Will ht
sold without regard 10 COST and the Goods pfoornna
cheap They all been purchased with cash. and viii be Of
VALENTINE 4 BREEDEN.
Whie Buildings, Shootoe Ill.,
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Az ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE AM w . nEM
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE Pkofhhi ~ ~ a.. ionn
,,a of the will and testament oi inc 'ate
Is ury ESD deceased will SELL At public auction, On a
,,isa IN Thursday 9th May al O'CLOCK, T. ~, iha
d ms, dssrar House and Lot, late the private residence
The deceased which, for losaon &C. &c Il adonns IN,
sam. and fronting on 18TH 40 teet ana tus
l3 feel TO Is feet alley Also five well located nuE IN 60
d,.y in the rear OF above named property, iro'ns
earb On 9Th street and running back lo fer 10 ~ isea
and which from lis cun,iguity the Basln Is rapias
that yey valuable block of buildings Tour .hc
an the sou,hwes 81 corner Cary and 18Th Streets now y
~ occunancy OF Messrs. Williams laxa Joseph ha.a
Snn AMI Fords 4 Woodson. Gentlemen IN want o. p , ~
;aanr, o of desirable building lot are requested 10 eN
al named property such will scarcely be soon asa ~
The ,enem MS on Cary and 18Th streets are ~
~ hr ysy hest business purposes IN he c al" "
good order and repair. .s -, ,r;,b tho nyoperty
r sale will commence the time speched WIN e PupeS
On tarv and streets, occupied by Messrs S =, ad
To-. ~ sus-One fourth in cash. with credit OF o. u anu
,n s,uol ustamcns for balance, rthoat interest
ID! 0'u'' v -" LANCASTER, DENNY l. CO., 7aets.
~ D. :, p'A " 10y L., ID. x co.
49, ll0-tds
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Richmond Freneh Burr Milestone Mandatory

Richmond French Burr Milestone .Manufactory.
THE subscribers respectfully their friends and the public
generally, that they have hand good and we'l.se
leccd French Burr Blocks Of the best qualify
also extensive Of ready made French Burr MIL
stones Of various Sizes which they warrant not inferior 70
built this country in want Of the above ar
tce woud do well call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere to sell on
BILE for cash, accrpances Their shop rs az the
and streetsA orders viii be thankfully re-
ccved and promptly executed JAMES SNE nil,r
NB-For reference the quality Of our ready made Burr
Mllstones apply 10 the Richmond Milers
April 6 llV-.aW3m
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BOSTON will stand this Spring plantation, Oakland
I'D Chesterfield county, u miles from Richmond and tershurs
ready AT Sl0Uhc season 10 be pau
within which closes Isl July with 81 cash toi- Groom Mares
will be fed with what they want NJ shnEs per
with them gratis There it
old and place have for the accommodation I"
and such lots stables and pastures Every ateh
paid prevent accidents hut no liability Tor any
every where from New York IL Georgia. ana
Jockey Clubs Of three aud four mile beats, hai
anv two horses ever did having lost and j. loo wei
known advertise length, for his winnings would MI tt
whole newspaper His grsat strength and pure
5!0oa all mares, and all that breeders rant
WIN. r. JOHNSON.
Feb II s9-aawil5May
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THE Partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF HILL
i & DABNEY, EXPIRED by its limitation, the first OF
pesen, month"; and the subscribers intending devote he,
whole attention the Commission and Collecting business VIII
Grocery Cary street, from this time, and re-
quest all having claims them present them
nayment and indebted make immediate pay
ment as their old possible.
They may the Auction Store OF Robert Hill Co,
street fronting the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL,
EDWARD ~ DABNEf.
Maych lu3-u
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March, Of

NTOTICE-ST. LEDGER by American Eclipse, and fun bro
ther the noted Ariel Lance and Okcey-his
dam also brought The other noted race horses Ronan Splendid
and Angelina all winners from 10 mile heats neither
breaking DOWN. will stand the present season al my stable al
500 per
Goa by American Eclipse, will make his first
Spring. Captain Thomas Daviss Stahe Green county, Va
near Stanardsvc so the lie nearly the very coo
and noble SIRE His having received injury
ing Fall is the Of making This Spring.
w. l.. WHITE.
ut ff
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VALUABLE WOOD LAND, SAW MILL AND GRIsT

VALUABLE WOOD LAND, SAW MILL AND GRIST
MILL. &C., FOR SALE.
n virtue deed OF in the Clerks Office OF
ID the County OF Isle of Wight State Virginia. executed by
John Ross subscriber the payment Of certain debts
therein men,ion shall pr"cccd the Sycamore Mills here
mater referred TO- THURSDAY 18th day Of April
should thai day fair csr day, SELL public
auction Isl 4, very r ( Of Wood nd suai SGo IN m
This large body of Woed nd from its locality being not more
than three or four miles sn the of snhfed from
suffolk and twenty from ssorolk and from its c0nguity
narisane stream offers the strongest inducements TO capitalists
and those VINO wish cut Wood for the Northern
certain that the lowest estimation, 1000 cords Of Pine
can be cut besides immense quantity of timber of every
After which, the Land itself be sold for much
as originally Or should wish besides cutting
Wood for sale AZ above suggested the timber into plank,
stocks There WILL nj he!same time and place, be offered
Cd The best sWater Power called the sycamore Mills in
the lower part of Virginia. which there Is now r and Saw
MILL and in addition these, Cotton or Silk Factory might be
that all OF them may he protaby
emloyed even in the e IL is earnestly desed that
this propcrty be generally and particularly examined
"Ann Lawrence tract containing about two hundred
and parcel STYLED Dxon trac of twenty acres well
thy the attention of Farmers and others, ana
4th tract Of about one hunaea anu me my
Mls above described This tract IS very Vamhoc anu Is
situated on a navigabe stream - II.
As the creditors whom this property Is naue over desire
that may bring its full values the VIII be easy ana cfed
given except upon what NAV to deay expenses
attending the execution of the trust when must DC ~ eu anu
the sale will be Of several tracts separately ana IN ueh man
nc rs VIII purchasers
oercd can be obtained by letter addressed or aIpas
to The subscriber Smithfeldwho as wei as =
"t the same place, and John Ross and Jonh clu", ~ VI
or near the Sycamore MILL will take great pleasure IN eoe
and showing property to who wish 10 examine the
same.
RoBT. H. WHITFIELD, TRUSTEE
March e6 - - e ''' l07-wtd
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FARMvII.lE PROPERTY FOR SALE
ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed TO me by aoranam n.
ID v.nable proceed the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, the 2, day Of April sil certain Lot and Houses
Main The improvements large three Story bch
Building, with hon>es, This Lot be divided into Two
lots, with Of the improvements and about AZ feet front,
running back the other with Lumber House and
10 feet of ground width aud $50 feet Of ground in
length, Cross street.
House and Lot Main street. adjoining the
Coach Shop of Mr.. Chapel and variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture &C. The terms viii be made known the
day Of sale. PATRICK II. JACKSON.
ll0--2awtds
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-All persons indebted the Estate
II late Griffith Dickinson deceased county Prince
Edward respectfully requested make payment Of the
amounts that due anxious and determined to wind
up the Estate practicable in order that final dsth
o The Estate be mae agreeable to the Will OF the deceased
pcons having claims against the said Estate will please make
mem Snown immediately for payment otherwise, this notice Will
E plead N bar claims that may be presented after the
Estate Shall nave passed of my hands as Executor
THOMAS CLARK,
Executor Of Griffith Dickinson, deceased
March 30 I0s-5t.