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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
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SIIERjFF,s SALE.

DY virrue Of four wri's Of Fl, ia. q b.
= ia. to me directed by The Court Ct M
Common Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, will
oEfev TOR sale at The irpHt dupr 9f The
Court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 18Th day Of March, lS4i, between ihe
hours Of 10 AM EoGr O'clock on said days
the following real estate, to wit: IN lot ~
NOrth Georgetown, Brown County OHIO;
known and designated on the recorded
plat &c sail town by its number one hun
.ared and four INA. iO4l with all and sin,
gtllar the Improvements thereon.
To be sOli as the real estate Of TAT
plsy Jones to satisfy Ehurt executions in
favor of the State OF Oaioagsi"sl said
Jones. Valued 81 Two hundred and Ihir'
lv,siaht Il',IlaEs. Terms cash. !,
JOHN i HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B..C %.
sheri(TS Office, Jan. ooh, lS4l,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09

Totals, I2,sS6i7l iO,42l,OO4
AOae county aad part Of another in
Peunsylvan.a were wanting, for which,
however, We have added their proper,
tiOns.
tSome small counties are wanting in
Georgia, but probably contain but few in
habuanis.
tTho ,ves.erp District Of Louisiana is
omitted. Th ), with Florida, also omitted
will make up about 10000 TO be added
10 the sum Total.
The G, nsus now taken is the sirt1
since the adoption Of The Constitution
and shows conclns'yely that the Popnla
ton OF The Quilted States moves on will
the same uniform law "f progression
without reference to emigration, disease
or uny other cause. This law is an in
crease Of oIe.taird Of the existing popn'
lotion for each Peaiud often years.-Ci@'
ChroaicEe, r
.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

q w. CLAIM, one Of tho editors and prOPTie-
- .tors Of the q Repository & Whig'' published
At IihambsrsbuIg, Pa. has been ab'sHt since the
26th Of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are e
noFant Of the existence Of any adequate
eaass for his leaving the place OFhis buSinessj
as 10 where re is, OF indeed whether be Is alive
OF not. Any person who ear give any inlorme'
tion concerning him, will greatly oblige his i[lsnd'
by communicating the same, by letter, 70 =. r.
Harper, OF Chambsrsburg, Pa. Mr.. Catll'n II
about " years Of age, he has black hair and eye.
rather under the common size, coughs very muei
when talking, and has weak hOSFss voies'
Aug. II, 1870. .....
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EatraY..

NV v;i.ue Of 90 otdor to uS directed b. AndeI'
ksS soa Helm, Justice Of the Peace Of Huntiag-
Ion ,ovnshiu, III Brown county We, the UNDER
signed. 40 certify that We have viewed aad eP'
praised certain stray Mare taken up BY Fsisn.
siae shelton of said township, and ind the eas's
10 be dnrk Sorrel mare, with small star n nss n
forehead, thsss OF four small sposs on hss psss ss
bone, occa sioned by the sadHle the lait 80, -,
foot white half way to the poateIn joins eess, -
ioarteen and a ha,i hands hlah; suppose 3 N
ten years old, and natural tlosseEi snp ~
appraiss tald mare e thlry-hve dolirIS sSf
4. % s'TETHEN WfLsoN,S App', WI ".
sworn 70 toandsubscribed before me. lsss sS1hVG
!, sf Sent embsT. la4O. ANDERSON HEI Me- L. 4.
/ certify ths above to be true cory rem I, nv
Estrav book. Given under my hand ano seal
this 0gth dav Of September, lS4O:
"'' ~ ANDERSON HELM, y.R.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
ESTRAY.

WAY virtue Of al order direettd to at, the IN.
IL assigBtd b FIsacis AlsHandeE,a 9ps.Iee
81 Ins Peace, we have this dsy appraised enIes
stfays, taken up BY George Bohi. One, oqy
mare with bald face lett hind leg while Up 10
ths nam; black name and tail; tail short sup
posed 10 be Eve years old pasti appraised a'
twenty-6ve dollars. One red nan horss colt,
supposed 20 be two years old; some white on the
hind fest; appraised at fifteen doilars. ons ba'
mare Colt, supposed TO be two Years old sOr
whits on the right hind foot; appraised at
dollars no other marks OF brands pereeiyable.
Given ,ndsr our hands, this lst day Of "
ABRAHAM CREST, s Apprr
DAVID GIBLER. sers
State Of Ohio, Brown County, IS.
do hereby certify that the above is atru'
copy from my sstray hook. Given under m!
hand and seal, this list day Of Oct. lS40.
FRANCIS ALEXANDER, >. P. 4-w'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09

rTFsnnonose. 70 issue the STATEshAR, dpflns
Nv me easuIng session Of the Ohio Lssislatgie
! rRI-WEEkLY, W
SEMl-WEEKLY; 90
weekly, tts, srses,sagy kOO
Parsons suD,c ,cribing, will please designats
which uaper Il h that they desire .,.,.s,
,Tho anproaehiue ession ofthe Ohio Leeifiatufe'
will be one OF more thau usual interest," 70 al par
lies. The Corwin administration WIN ~ ~
nrogress--his inaugural will have deveiopeu ~
measures, or rather th1 measures Of tne DehAeIs '
and Aboi,ists that elected hiw, and IN whose
hands he is. .4.5to "a ~.
When these measures are presented 70 ,l..'. s.o
Legislature by Governor CoSwln, as ns i, uusy
oy the constitution, the tug OF war WIZ eGn' .s'n
mence in the Legsletmei ann' ioi us a..s -
for years, the people will have an oPpOItu - :,
seeing what the pfinei"lss Of whggery Isaiy sIo
in practice, and a 70 comparison can % man'
bstween the Aoctrines of the two parties, lloucn'
=. ~. vreat interests Of equal rights and eonsti'
Iutonal government. a.. ..A.,
lindus,rv we are CAPABLE Of employing on our pm,
ne,. "a 9ive a correct aud extensive view o. a.
thair doing and the 6!st curious item wiz Os
law reducing the salaries Of al, the ohesn IN ta'
STATE, as promised to the people. The next WI
hs. 10 raise the wages OflAbOr-incTease the prlc'
OF wheat and pork-intrOduee The negroes 'IeS'
from Kentucky into our courts az witnesses, am
into oureOnsnlOa sehoOls; but not insO our C0lsgs
where Bankers children cOngregHts. Al ines
hArd cider and coon skin movements VIII DC 70
corded with care and precision, aid when nsee'
saTv made into 6rst rate Tippscance songs, an
sung to keep the members spirits up.
- nd the scheme already on foot, %
are Informed, 20 chain down the people oy
rtea, bank machinery, more powerful than %
throne Of the Russian Autoc,at. will be watcne
with due care Letths people read aud lH1f
tor themselves. N,
This proceedings Of Congress will also be du'
s. & NJ. II. MEDARY.
COluubus, November l3, 1910. /.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
GALLIPOLIs BANK-THE SWIND.
LING PROCESS.

We called upon OnT readers, some
time slnes. 10 lOOk out (Or Wing squalls
in tho B lnking line, and 10 save them,
selves from the cOrrupt money swindlsrs
The morale Of Bankers seem 10 be very
litlla better than the morals Of RinalAO,
The Bandit, from the disgrace OF VIII e.
the hOnsst pOriiOn 0f them can scarcely
escape. For our exposiiiOns Of these
Bank robbers, the federal press hl'
abused ~ 1iiheu, stint, and denounced
us per o.. eT Of iheir employers. The
people sIh learn IL time who has been
their friend. We thank our corTesp0n.
dent for hisleitev aud hOps he will give
us more lighi.-+Sidlesm4a.
GALLIE ,LIs. oHIo, Jan. "a, ls4l.
Eis.Our Bank 0l GAllipala i an en-.
fire failure. Frauds 10 a lasae extep,
have hesI. pracliced, and iha public y i,
suslsin : hsavy lOss, sag @2OO,OOO. A
Iarae araount Of The paper Of ihis B ,nE
has been putin circulation, uf which IL,
books aud Published statements Of III
Bank give no accaunt The operator
Is the fraud are supposed obs ScovlI
and Wasting, laie President aud Cas.ie
and SheywaOd, ~ ii New York.
TIE ssside1u D fseiUfs have taken ii
funds of ths Bank in hand and elected
new PeeEatlTl ard Gebier. They wi
likely thiow some light 90 the hide
Imay give yop some further inrOrm'
tion % he subject
Yvurs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

RY virtue ofawrit Of VeRditiOHi Expo
- mas. 10 me directed by the Court Z"
Common Plsas, within and for the COuaty o.
Brown, State OfOhOi will offer fOr sale, at the
front dpor oil the Court Elouse. 10 GeorgetOwn, on
saturday the 9th day Of February, ~ hetweeu
the hlIfs pf 10 and 4o'cOck on said day, che fol-
lowing real estate, III, wit: All thas tract OF par
eel Of land, beng part Of m Entry In the name
Of TO nbigby Gofdan, No. 96l, bounded on the
North bv lands Of John Psrfil, on the West by
Iohn EikIeberg " and Oh the South and East BY
the Fast fork Of the Little Miami and Robert
Cristy's land; containing about one hundred and
twenty-five acres, be tho same more or less, aud
being tbs farm Oh which David NOwand now
lives. f.
To he sold MS the property Of David Nowlana,
at the suit Of Thomas G. Bambsr against said
N0wland. Teens cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'H. B. C. o.
Shsritf's Office, Jan. 4th l84l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
SHElt,EF"S SALE.

RY VirIus ufa writ Of FsaditiOHi eE-
- pOnGs, " me directed hv the COurI
Of common Pleas, within aud loF Brown County,
Ohio; will sxpoas 10 sale, at the h0use Of Mrs,
o. FVffs Ia Pleasant Township, on Friday the
htsI day Of January, tS4l, between the hours OI
10 and 4O'elock On said day, the folloSingpFOpsr-
", 20 wit;-One bay horse, ono fur hoFss wag.
gaA, OAs COW and calf and Two year old Durham
BIlIs.
Ordered 10 be sold as ths property Of Samuel
Hannah At the suit Of John liowuev.
JOHN J. HIGGINS. Nhta. b, C, o.
ShsTiaNa Once, Dee 2Ist Ian.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
Thraa Centa ReWard.

II AN away from the subscribef, on the 2sih
Inlay Of November, tsl0, DARIUS b.
hIXG, an indenIsd apprentices 20 the Tailoring
business, in Russelville, Blown county, y. !
iorewam all persons against hiring, hafboIing o
trusting said COY on my account. VIII gy'
three cents for him, and no thanks, e orouSh
SAMUEL WILKINS.
lRuSsslyiIls, Nov. 80, I6iU.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
EatraH.

'WHTE. the undersigned, beiqg called upon to
Nv yiew ana appTaiss certain stray, taken
.up by Ohm shannon, Of Stshing township, blo~n
cbunty, Ohio, on the igth day Of Dsesme'I,
lS4h DO and the same 20 be glny maEe' seven
yeara old last spring, fifteen hands higa, crippled
In the near hip, win middl'ng long .ah. no
o,ber brands or hafkl Pereeivable. Appraised
Al ainstsen dollaTs by Us. ..,..1
Ell LIVINGoOD.
: Garfield this 9Th day Of Jannafy, 1851, by me-,
80. JOHN LEONARD, J. P.
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STATE OF ONO,
BROwN County CoURT OF CoNHoN PLEAs.
October Term, A. D. lS4O
N'''" y. MORROW IN cHANcERY.

Nhlllp W wilson
DE 1t remembered that OF the 18th day oI
ID October, A. D. tan, the Complainant
ilsl In said Court his certain bill In ChAneeFv,sst-
ting forth .haion the 9ish day Of September, S3S,
the Defendant became indebted to him In the
sum of two hundred and twenty dollars, and exc.
cuted to him his writing obligatory for the pay
msni Of said sum ofmoney ii two years after th"
date thereofj and that to secure said sum Of mo-
nay, Ihs Os(endant executed his csrtain mDn-
gage OF in.Os No (54) eighty six lying in
Georg ,town, In sail COInty, nItlh Of market
street. The prayer Of thS bill Is, tn {, by dc.
crse Of said Court, tbs said mortgage be fore.
closed Andsld lot sold to discharge the claim
aforesaid, Sc.
And Oh motion anl It appearing tn the salts
faction Of III, Court that ths said Dsfsnlalt Is
not n resident Of tina StaIs Of Ohio, oidaFed that
nnties Of the psiiaicy aal prayer Of tbs bill bs
published in the IDA nosatlc 3tNNiard," = nswS-
paper printed AMI in general circulation in said
county, six weeks In succession previous to the
next term Of this Court.
GEO W. KING, Clerk.
Dawn q. D, vn"P. SIR.
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TNHE subscriber Offers for sale the othee Oithe
DRESDEN CHRONICLE. There are
i've hundred good subseriDer, and with iittIe
exsriOn from eight TO ten hundred could sasiy Pc
obtained. There is a good press; three cases
.oag primer, partly new; three cases burguo's
two-thirdS new; one case Of BREWER; one case o
plea; and a large assortment of job and fancy
type; all ofwhich will be sold cheap for eash.
The location Of the Chr nicle Of6"e is IN tna
Hourishing town Of Dresden, situated on the slde
cut OF the Ohio canal ,equi distant between Ianss-
vile and CoshOcton; in as rich and tbiekly SET
telsd par. Of the country, as there is 10 the Ter
tils valley Of the Muskingum. For further par
tieulars address, post paid, $ Chronicle Ofhee."
A. .DEFFENBAUGH.
Dresden, Muskihgum co. o., Oct. "a, l64n
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Public NOtloe

SseFsby given, that the spsslal hoard Of soual.
ISation E,r Brown cou<ty, will mast A. ,hs
Alsdi,or's ofhca IL Georgetown, N sAld eour,v.
an tha third Monda, Of November mex, , 4 bsISs
the 18th day thereof, for the purpuas u heariNS
and dstsrmining grievances, relative To TIE r..
valuation Of real estate within said eounty, 3,
.he aperalssr, and 70 equallss the taxsS thereon
according 10 lhe act passed March 18th, 1870.
r. T.. WILSON, Deputl, for
n. LINDSEY. A. y G o.
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coMpJ .ETE CENSUS OF TIE UNI
'rFn STATES FOR 1910.

We have tie pleasure OF presenting
ar readers with the complete aggregate
rsanI,s of he Census for lS4O, and we
hslievs ws are the Eirst to give i entire.
r. Secretary Of State furnished all the
Ts,oiss be hsd to the House OfRsPfesen-
tstives.. By the POliteness Of Dir. CIsT,
~ are furnished with these. Theylackl
however. three States and several coun.
,ieT. 81 which. We have the Suites and
nSft tbe detective returns, ffOm local
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09

"lnclading the AZ Africans Oflhe Am
iSiead.
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BLANK DE EDS
For sale at the eBEcs Of the Democratic
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IsFss1oN OHIO STATESMAN.

vrTEproposs % issue the STATEsnAN, during
Nv the ensuing session Of the Vhio ,,',
! fRI-WEEkLY, o se
SEMI-WEEKLY, ~ ~
rttEsEiKfW ra.. .f...r.Hs. q. 40 y w
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L.iat ofLetters

N EMAINLN in the Post Ofico At GeOtge'
town, on the SIst day Of December, le4:.,
wnich IL not taken out in three months will B"
sent TO ths General Post Office asdSad Letters.
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October 2tth, istO.
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Printing once for sale.

RussslvlIls, Nov. 80, 1910.
, 1841-11-27

the loom.-PWs. I'm.
WALTzISG.-The Nashville Banner says:".A
lady in Nashville being asked to waltz, gave
iis following sensible and appropriate answer
thank ye' SIR have hugging enough
GLOW far is it TO Bath" why it's eight
miles" "Eight devils. why a man told me a
mile back that it was only six" "Why, seeing
that you'er an old man, and your horse looks
tired, and you seem impatient, we'll call it
three"
Penitentiary Burnt.
The Jeflersonian of last Saturday, contains
the following account of the burning of the
State Prison, at Jefferson City. The fire, it is
stated, originated in one of the workshops, and
was not discovered until it was too late to ex-
tinpuish IT. The loss IN tho State nc ,,ell nc a.,
, 1841-11-27
y" fON, -iDN

-" TVHH' VIII sPctUT! Pay UP rHtIT ACCOUNTS
L e amounts due are scattered over a number @
counties, and the cost Of collection, if he is com
PEELED TO call upon each individual, would in ma
NY cases, exceed the sum collected. Those in
debted TO the Office can remit to us, through tn,
, 1841-11-27
pers in the State; and,
l.


interesting paper.
The first number of the "RADrcAL" will be
issued on Saturday, the 9th of November, on a
sheet of a size of the "Journal;'' but with con-
siderable improvements. A large portion of it
will be in smaller type-thereby adding to its
appearance and 10 the quantity of reading matter.
The terms will be 81 TO a club of 3 or more
subscribers, paid in advance. $3.50 to a single
subscriber, if paid within 6 months and g Il
, 1841-11-27

h! !!!!||
harmony of the members of the National Con-
federacy-and against the attempt to bride the in
debtcd states into the support of the Federal
Party by a distribution of the proceeds of the
sales of the public lands among the states.
The undersigned are DESTROYS to extend the
circulation of the "RAnIcAL," and with this view
no effort will be spared to render il accountable e.
the Democracy of this portion of the State
From them we have TO look for much the larger
proportion of our patronage, and we shall strive
10 make our sheet worthy of their support and
OF the great principles it advocates. The terms
OF subscription have been reduced so as to make
, 1841-11-27

A. Fl. BUCKNER,
G. w. BUCKNER.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
IniE undersigned hopes tina, all person.
indebted L" the office of the SnH Rire,
, 1841-11-27
Nhy ueCedeeu-

Clay; Catharine Douglass, and Isaac Clay asafora.
said will apply to the County Court, within and fon
the county of Montgomery and State Of Missonsi.
10 he begun and held at the Court House in Danvhiis
on the fist Monday of May 1a42, on the 2nd. day OF
said term. or ns soon thereafter as hearing can Be
had for an order Of said Court. to sell two slaves,
one n man named Bill, the other an old woman nam
, 1841-11-27

Z Ohhty OF LIhc"Ih, 7, THHcs aTKef, CIefK o.
the Circuit Cont in and for said County of Lincoln,
certify, that the above lisa frue copy Of an order from
the records ef said Court, made at the October 'eru
thereof, ISL.
~ Given nnde, my hard and the seal Of said
, 1841-11-27
s., 1c;-an;, Gu. q,
and for said

this 18th day of November. 1a4l.
Nov. 2O-st. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
d. order of the Pike County Court, the adrninis-
ID traitor Of the estate of J.. p. Dsmrod, will sell
10 the highest bidder, in the town Of Payuesvilie 10
said county, or the Both day Of December 1e4l,
four likely yourg Negroe, two boy, and two girls, on
n credit Of - months, the purchaser giving boad with
approved security.
N. T. DAMRoN, Adn'r.
November IL, 1S4l--tE
NOTICE.
John Clay, by Mathew r. Arnold his Attorney in
fact. Isaac Clay, and Catharine Doughlass, being \
par of the heirs and distributes ofthe Estateof Alb.
rEham Clay deceased, do hereby GIVE HoTIes TO
Cn,-ra mica nnI Mnxz h.E=;Ea Ahrann ClaH-
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TO learn from you."
go, sir, you shall be gratified-your grand
fathers were both weavers,'' and then. to the in
finite eninvment Of the SON he nmmccl Linn and
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before his departure. prchyJ
on both sides, but the corresp1
Quoted in good temper, Our y
last blow. His successor was,
pected every day to arrive in LondS
PRIDE REnuKrD.-Judge B-had agreed
to an arrangement for marrying his daughter to a
blacksmith. His son, who entertained ideas
more elevated than any of his ancestors, and
was something naughty in his general manner
withal, when this astounding information first
reached him, sought an immediate interview
with his father, whom he found in company
With Several others.
Sir" said he to his father, is that true
which hear, that you intend TO marry my sis
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e Rs;,ev and Su.,p hi, wife.

Butler aud Ann his wife, Green Remington and Els
abeth his wife, Green Clay. and BENJAMIN B. Bryas
jr. Joseph T. Bryan, Abram C. Bryan. Enoch Bryan,
Mary c. Bryan. aud John Bryan. the six last infants
and children of Benjamin B. Bryan, ST.. and Sarah
his deceased wife, all heirs and distributes Of tina