davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
TIE GENUINE FRENCH FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS.

nRL LEGeAND'S PiluIes Msn.ules Pour les Fem.
~ mes Justly celebrated throughout Europe for the
astonishing OF Irregular and ed
aens,ruration, offered the Female nyalids
United Stac among HON they have already acquired
unrivsIed reputation but that ts reputation may lie
sustained y; necessary 10 gVard against Imposition Per.
sons therefore, who may sh 10 purchase requested
observe the Q; l. 81 Lsgand upon the cover Of The
box AID subscribed 10 the directions accompanying each
box.
n B-These invaluable Pills perfectly harmless and
not unpleasant 10 the taste yet the
natural functions.
AK for Legends Feu1le Monthly Pills Explicit direc
lions IN French and English accompany each box with
particular adviees respecting the medical treat
merit of young lenales.
For sale IN this city only at the Hall of Pharmacy, 261
Broadway. III In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

~ ,l and c.amine thu. artcc prev iOn. 20 purchasing
here. ami Judge for Ihcnise'e, OF the unlsy and
economy Of this stovc.
.,n.. "A. of - h,eh offered the .--est market
MIC. JOSHUA UNDERHlLL 3s' Grand u
Ii 4 a,neod opposits Essex Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
PROF.. OLMSTED'S PATENT STOVES,
FOR HALLS. PARLORS. CHAMBERS, NURSERIES
-
AND Cit kJHtS



III. .el>on for procuring Stoves At aanl. tie
"A proprietor calls The ,,tentou Of those N "as' Of good
article 10 the Onsisd PsteH, Stove These Stoves aave s
thci.,t 6y. or wears been before the Paolis ast
generally too well known require inuSs to De sad II
their favor Our Stoves Tnsde of the best material
and in the raos, Ornamental style.
Tao proprietor would caution tie public about the mary
Stoves made IN imitation of the ousted Stove but ter
nf the cssen.is parts, and you'd reeommsni to
all 10 call 2ad his assortment Vhies are
not surpassed in poiS, Of beauty or utility ard will se
found 10 be cheap :; any oIher establishment.
All kinds Of Stove work solicited and aitec5ed 10 with
promptuess-
y 2NI.coj JAMES f. T. DEAN. 90 WateF-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
sypyks-STOIE as.

uNDERHlLL'S NEW PA.
TENT COAL. COCklSG
KITCHEN COMPANION
STOVE. now offered toI sale,
wholt .ale or retail. 81 ~
Grand =. Thi. stove ~ &C
kroa lodged By all 'ks, have
used them to be >upt nor 10
any Stove tia, hs, been inirO-
iucei IN the NeV-Nork mar.
kct- The public are iGyiled
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF New York
CITY.-The whole number of persons
convicted during the last six months for
various offences in New York city, is All,
of which 3S2 are males, and 05 ferales
203 ofthe males we're of foreigE, and 374
Of native birth. OF the offences, 2S5 we're
petty iarcenies, and l53 assaults and bat
teries. OF the persons convicted, 295
could read but not write. 305 had receiv-
religions instruction. l72 had moi receiv-
ed religious instruction, $50 we're temper
ate, 227 intemperate or moderate drink
ers; 270 were single; 203 married; be-
fore convicted, III; never before convic-
ted, 36l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-SpecuIa-
ting upon the probable time when Con
gress will adjourn; the national lnielli-
gencer says:-"Some suppose that the
two Houses may get through their bust
ness by the 10th or 18th of next month.
We should be very glad, ifonly on account
Of the convenience of members, that they
could do so. From the irst day of the
session, however, we had in our own
mind fixed upon the 10th of September
as the limit TO the session; and we hardly
think that Congress will break up mucf
before that day"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
PERPETUATING TESTIMONY.

James McGaIick, James Boyd, Samuel Boyd
Archibald M;Clain, Archibald McClain iuar.
George Lowe, Henry Addenbreok, Curtis VIII
son, David Ross, Ephraim McAdams, and all
others whom it may in any way concern,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That we shall attend with the Surveyor OF
Brawn County on the first day of September
next, between the hours of 8 o'clock in The
forenoon, and two o'clock ia the afternoon of
said day, at three sugar trees in the line of
Alexander Humphreys surrey No 2l4G, which
are a corner between Archibald Mc'llyain's
400 uers Survey No. 3622, and John Harvie's
1900 acre survey, No. 33I3, and stand on the
South side Of the road to Williamsburg, near
the South west corner Of Charles Fletcher's farm
and shall proceed to run the lins betwscn said
McIlvain and Harvie's surveys; thence South,
79 east, along said road 400 poles to black OAK
hickory and ash, another corner between said
surveys, for the purpose Of parPetuating testimo-
nv relative 10 said corners and line. and the cor
ners of The tracts bending thereoni that stones
or posts may be set to propetuate the same
Dispositions, if needed, will be taken to prove
any of said corners. We shall adjourn from day
to day, or from time to time, as circumstances
may require, until thS sama is completed.
You can attend, you think hti
LEVI SMALLWOOD,
CHARLES FLETCHER.
T.. J9tL 1871 & W
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

TENNESSEE CRops.-A farmer engag-
ed very extensively in agricultural opera.
tons in east Tennessee, writes 10 friend
in Washington City highly favorable ac'
count of the crops there. lie says that
corn promises better than it has at this
season for a number of years past, that
the wheat crop was good yield, aud that
oats are plentiful, though short OF what
they would have been had the month of
June continued. 1t is to the dryness OF
that month, however, that he attributes
the excellence Of the corn; as it permit
ted the farmers to keep it we'll worked,
and he thinks that il the season continue
as favorable as it is St present for few
weeks longer, corn will be cheap ar
ticle ON the first Of December next"
Gin. Gd%.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
sHERlFF's SALE.

Thomas z. MeEsinl
vs.. Brown Com. Pleas.
Isaiah Wells.
DY virtue Of a writ Of. q CI eth. ia. to me d..
I'D reeted II tue eou't Of Common Pleas
within and for Brown eouaty, Ohio, will Of
fer fos sale, nt the house Of Joseph BfogeF, ia
Pike township, Brown county, ,Ohio,on Saturday
the 3Ist day Of July l54l, between the bour'
of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the following
property to wit: One three year old sorfs
mare, one mantle clock, one large kettle, and one
pair large steol-yards.
Tb be sold as the property of defendant, in th'
above case.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, shG. B. G., o.
Sheriff g Oai:e, InlY 9th l64l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
sTKAYED OR STOLEN :!

TROM the subscriber, living in Union Town.
I ship, Clermont County, and near With
amsville, on the 26lh of May last, Three Mare
Beasts; the fret being Sore Mare, years old
this spring, shod all round, with slight blemish
in the right eye, blaze in the face, with white
hind ieet, aud having sucking Colt with
her.
The Colt is about thec months old, and will
be readily known by one white spot Oh each rump
and a blaze in its face.
Tha third is dark bay Mare Colt, one year
old this spring past, black main and tail, These
animals were all in excellent order when they
loft
NJ ANY person who will convey word eithe
to the undersigned, or j. A. Perrine in Bethel
or to Mr. Perin's Tavern in Withamsville, will
be literally rewarded for his trouble.
w. IL. ABBOTT -
| J01T
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

Notice Giren.--The New York Evening
Post, in some remarks upon the Bank
bill, says -"But it may be we'll 10 give
notice that no artifce, no change of name
nor disguise Of form, shall stand between
the bank charter and IFS repeal, the mo-
ment the democracy of the country re-
cover the ascendency. Cloak il as they
may, it will be swept away as certainly
as speedily, and with as little remorse
as if il were the most bare and unSophis
ticated usurpation."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

SOMETHING FURTHER ABOUT THE Nor
MoNs.-A Galena paper says, "from what
we hear and read, we should Judge that
great excitement prevailed among the
other inhabitants of Hancock county
and vicinity, in relation to this sect. We
should exceedingly regret 10 see the ex-
citing scenes Of Missouri re-enacted in
this state, but we consider such as not
among the impossibilities, What appears
to excite particular aversion or alarm, is
the organization of what is called the
Nauvoo Legion-who muster every few
days, 'all harnassed Tor war; TheiI
neighbors unskilIed in the mysteries oI
the golden plates, fear they are to be driv'
en- ~out, as were the Hllties, JGbusites
&c, from the land of Canaan of old, and
that Smith does not put as much faith in
in the efficacy of rams horns, in tearing
the walls Of the Gentiies, as in shooting
IRONS and ball-cartriges. Our belief ha'
been, that the Mormon Legion has beer
organized for defence, as in case Of al
attack, as in Missouri"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

The Richmond Enquirer thus notices
the resolutions presented by Mr. WRIGHT
of New York as passed in great meeting
Of the Democracy of that city.
"MEETING IN New YoRK.-The meet
ing Of the Republicans OF the city Of New
York, took place at the Park on Thurs
day evening, and the New York Era says
it was lin overwhelming numbers They
approve Of the meetings oflhe people in
their primary assemblies, at the present
eventful crisis, to demonstrate against the
adoption of the contemplated measures
of the Wing party. They adopted a
. strong and argumentative report against
the crea ton oi "a National Bank, or any
other moneyed or trading corporation, un
der the the name Of Fiscal Agent ol
any other name or disguise whatever."-
They also reprobate distribution of the
proceeds of the public lands, or the estab
lshment of national debt, in time o
peace-and they resolved, That shoulC
Congress pass an act for the creation o
any National Bank, we. the PEOPLE
here assembled, pledged ourselves, on'
TO the other, 10 cease not in our exer'ion
until its charter is REPEALED. lie
then our rally cry be
RepeaI! REPEAL =! REPEAL y!
And We earnestly call upon the who'll
Democracy of our beloved country, t
come to the rescue, and preserve, sustain
and defend the Constitution from the as
saultV cl its violaters."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
oaARRv am ArrpMprrD Mn

ROBBERV AND ATTEMPTED MURDER
Considerable excitement was created here
on Wednesday evening last, by report,
that Jew ped!er had been murdered and
robbed a short distance back OF Leyanna,
two miles from this place. Ittumed out
however, that the pedler only had his
throat little scratched, but was robbed
Of $207. There are various surmises
and reports about the robbery-but we
only give the one circulated by the pedler
himself. lie says, he was coming from Mr.
John Dixon's TO the river road, when near
Levanna, he was met by two men, whose
faces we're stained with blackberry juice
they pulled him off his horse, threw
him down, and one held him while the 9th
er drew out large knife and attempted to
cut his throat, but the knife being dull
and the murderers hearing some one hol-
lowing, made Oft without doing his neck
much injury: they however secured his
money, two hundred and seven dollars,
nine dollars ofwhich were West Union
which the psdler said they took without
asking any discount.
Itis said that the robbery was mt'ed
in hollow, where there is no road OF
path, and that the Jew must have gone a
long round about way to get there course
that no other live mortal would think o.
taking 10 get from MIR. DixOn's 10 Levan
ma, The man was pedling for another
Ripley Telegraph.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
Removal.

TAILORING.-Tae subscriber takesth op-
IL portunity TO inform the citizens Of George
town and its yscinly, that he has removed his
work shop to the House formerly occupied by
Mrs. Marshall near the Brewery, where he
hopes to reGsiys continuation of that very iib-
eral support lhaths has bssn reesiveing the short
tins he has bsen ia GeorgStowa. GiOtbes ofsv-
cry description cut out with attention at the
shortest notice, and country produce Of all kinds
taken in pay. THOS. HUDSON
NIB Work aud cutting warranted.
July IL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
SPANISH G1rsv Wrpp1Ne.-Th

SPANISH G1rsY WEDDING.-ThTough
the day there was nothing going on but
singing, drinking, feasling and dancing;
but the most singular part of the testlVle
was reserved for the dark night Nearly
a ton weight Of sweatmeats had been pre-
pared, at an enormous expense mot for the
qualification ofthe palate ,but for alpurpose
purely gypsy. These sweetmeats, OF all
kinds and Of all forms, but principally ye-
mas, or yolks Of eggs prepared with a
crust of sugar, Ia delicious bonnie bouche)
we're strewn on the Aoor of large room
at least to the depth Of three inches
Into this room, at a given signal, trlpped
the bride and bridegroom, dGncieg Tema'
lis. followed amain by all the Gitanos
and Gitanas, dancing romGiS. To con-
,yey a slight idea Of The scene, is almost
beyond the power Of words. 10 few
minutes the sweetmeats were reduced tt
powder; or rather to a mud, and the
dancers were soiled to the knees with su
gar, fruits, and yolks ofeggs. Still more
terrific became the lunatic merriment.--
The men sprang hign into the air. nigh
ed, brayed, and crowed; while the Gita
mas snapped their fingers in their owl
fashion, louder than castanets, distortln
their forms into all sorts Of obscene att
tudes, and uttering words to regeat whic
vere an abominati0n. in corner OF tn
apartment capered the while Sebastianll
Ia, convict gypsy from Me'illa, strnn
ming the guitar most furicusty, and pre-
ducing demOnacal sounds which ha
some Resemblance 10 Malbrun, Malbroul
and as he strummed, repeating at Inte
walls the gipsy modification ofthe song
IBorrOw's Gipsies Of Spain.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

TnR MAIN BoUNUARx.-Itis is said that
the States of Maine and Massachusetts,
have a considerable military force station
ed on the disputed territory; and that
there will be an outbreak so soon Os the
Provincial government attempts to coll
lect taxes or enforce her laws in the ter
ritOry.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
Attention |!

The Commissioned aud Staff officers of the
First Rifle Battalion, Second Brigade, Eighth
Division of the Ohio Militia, are hereby COM
manded to appear on the Public Square In
Georgetown on Thursday the 12th day of Au,
gust next, at ten O'Clock A, NJ, armed, equip.
ped and uniformed according to law, for officer
drill; and TO continue under the command of the
commandant of ths Brigade until dismissed on
the following day.
By order of the Commandant of Brigade.
ROBERT MCKNIGHT, Lieut. Col
July 26. IS4l,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
run OLDEST RrrURIIc on EAKrH

LIE OLDEST REfpbbAO w
The American Quarterly Review con
,ains n letter from 6. W. Ewing, ESQ.,
giving . sketch Of his visit to San Marlno
q small Republic in Italy, between the
ADpenihes. the Po, and the Adriatlc.-
The, Territory OF this State is only Az
miles in circumfel ence, andits population
about 7OOO. The Republic was founded
more than 14OO hundred years ago; on
moral principles, industry and equality
and has preserved its liberty and indePen,
dence amidst all the wars and dlscord
thai have ragged around il. Bonaparte re
spected il, and cent an embassy TO expres.
his sentiments of friendship and fraternl
ay! Ilis governed by Captain Regent
chosen every six months BY the represen
tatiyes Of the People, sc in number, VIII
are chosen evsyy six months BY the Fec
pie.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
cheaner than Ever!.!

WUST received from N. Orleans,
d Hhds SUGAR, a strictly prime ar
ticle which we will sell at st cash. Put
up in kegs or barrels to suit
Also, 90 sacks COFFEE, consisting OF
Rio, Laguira, and Havana, which we VIII
sell lower than any that has been offered
this season.
NowLAND g. sNEDlKER
Russelvills, June 7, ls4i 20 W.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
"NoTICE TO ONE AND ALL"

We are about making Arrangements 70 gOEa's,
and we take this opportunity 70 inform ibose
who know themselves indebted 20 Us, either BY
note or b7Ok account, 70 come forward and pay
dowa tae "CAsH," "asws stlnd very much N
need fit, aud aust haze il, without faiI, as
we cannot pay oug debts Without those whJ own
u5 pay Up.
Aa3 his win BE- the last notice.
NOWLAND g. SNEDIKER.
Russelviiie July I7th, l54I CIV.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
Taxes for the year l84l.
TREASURY UFFlcE,
Brown County, Ohio

UNuE TAXES levied in said county for the
present year will be as follows: For state
and canal purposes, 5 mills; for county and
school, 3 mills: for public buildings, mill; for
rad ii mills; amounting to Sl.OO on each one
hundred dollars on all property subject to taxa
ton in said county, exclusive of township tax,
which will be in Union mill, Huntington |
mill, Byrd mil, Jackson lmll, Washington, |
mill and Il poor, Franklin mill, Pleasant |
mill, Lewis mill, CLARK l mill, and Sterling
. mills, to the dollar
will attend in person or by deputy, at the fol.
lowing places of holding elections in the several
Townships in said county, for the purpose OF re-
cciving taxes, on the following days, to wit:
n AZ y q n,ria IN tha 2lth of August next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing nav edl-
tion of their map Of the State Of Ohio
This Map is compiled from the Surveys IN the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati in part
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the present Sur
veyor Geaersl, but confirmed by the eertihcate
bereunto attached, of Robert 7. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr.. Hames: and will exhibit tbs
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
SURVEYS, principal roads, Public works and con-
telnpIated public improvements, together with
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counties
Towns, cities and villages, which will be laid
down with the greatest possible accuracy,
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the most minute and authentic information OF
any state map ever published. One of the pro-
pretos has visited every county in the State, for
the purpose of gathering every information requis-
| ite to insure correctness. This fact oil itself,
will necessarily give assurance to those who may
patronize The map, that for real utility, 1t must
supe rsede any mopgot UP East, for the purpose
of state, but without the advantage of the per-
sonal inspection and labor that has been bsstow-
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between a and
feet square, Deaty colorsd in counties, mounted
and vanished; aud sold to subscribers at the low
price Of six dollars
Agents or companies taking ten copies, will
he allowed deduction of forty per cent.
DOOLITTLE & MUNSON.
Engravors and map publishers, Cincinaati
! Ihave examined the compilations made from
,hsnublic surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
snr Messrs, Dooli,tle & Munson, who ars abou
~ publish a sectional map pf the state Of Ohic
S u5 90 far as they relate to the public Sur vey
J. nS aao, are correct. ROBERT \. LY TIL
IS IS Surveyor Generals Cincinnati
/ Publishers ofnewspapsrs throughout tbs StlS
~ r;v;ng the foregoing prospectus nm edit
: Uo.iee, and few insertions, shall be entitled
4 .s"s;ve a map by paying 50, on delivery and Sc
70 d;rg eopy Of the paper containing she notice al
o. ssIsest;zeTnsnt to the publishefs.
August 3, ls4I,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10

OAAAANAA L - va III A'
DY virtue of two wriis Off. ia. ct lie.
1D fa. 10 me directed by the Court OF
Common Pleas within aud for Brown
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the
front door of the Court House, in George
town, on Saturday the l4th day of August
ls4l, between the hours of ten and four
a'cIock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: A tract ofland adjoining
the town of Ripley, part of James Poage's
survey No. as; beginn ng al Stake
bearing south, 80 degrees east, a poles
from the most southerly corner of Crac'
tionrl lot No. 20l in said town; thence
north As degrees east, go poles TO a stake
on the bank of Redoak Creek; thence
south, 30 degrees east, 2l poles to a stone
on the bank of said creek; thence down
the creek west, 30 poles 10 a stake ;thencC
south, degrees west, % poles 10 stake
thence north, 81 degrees west, 16 poles
to a stake; thence south, 66 degrees 4
minutes west, 20 poles 10 links to the be-
ginning, containing acres.
To be sold as the real estate of Rob
ert Carr at the suits of Poage & Kirker
and James Gutherman's Admr. agains
said Carr.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. G. 0
Sherifr's Office, July 9th, lS41.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-10
.IulyI2, Is4T.
BROWN COMMON PLEAS.
John Williams D..

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.
Massie, William G. Strong and Nancy
his wife, and Henry Massie ,heirs of Ma
thaniel Massie, deceased.
The above named defendants will take nNtice,
that a petition was filed against them ON the
18th day of June, lS4l, in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, by the said Johu
Wlliams, and is now pending, wherein the said
John demands partition Of the following real os-
tate, and claims the legal title to one undivided
half thereof, 10 wit: Six hundred and thirty-ons
acres, one rood aud tv enty-six poles ofand, part
of survey of l409 acres Nos. 1872 and 2430,
made in the name of Philip DaW C, ON tina waters
of Straight creek in said county of Brown, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at large oak
stump and fallen hickory; thence south So 6-lO
poles to stake; thence south, SO degrees east
264 Clio poles, crossing the Gum spring run al
47-a small branch at 74-McMillen's run and
the RusselvIle road at l5l-Washburn's run al
1863 poles to a small poplar stump in tho line ol
Samuel Hopkins survey No. 1l6H; thence with
his line south, west, $40 poles, crossing a
branch at 66, one at 1876, one AT $50, the East
Fork at 22s, and the line of Hughes 500 ace sur.
vey No. 1898 at 335 poles to a stake; thence
uorth, 80 west, 294 poles, crossing the line o
Hughes said survey at 81, the Maysville roac
at 62, branch at 1872, and one at24S poles to .
stake in Evans spring run; thence with the d
vding line north, all east, 1893 poles, crossing
branch at g., the East Fork at l25, the Mays
Vile road al 244 and a small branch at 1926 pole
to a stake and beach in the line of the survey
thence with said line south, S93 east, 26 5-l'
pol9s to the beginning: and at tho next term O
said Court application will be made for an orde
that partition may be made Of said premises ac
cordingly. JOfN WILLIAMS
tn. l.. HAMER, for Petitioner.
June 18th, lS4l.