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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

SOMETHING W.-Beauuful fancy csloret
~ Music OF exquisite urts and highly periumed "hl
Rose, Musk Lubiu's Favorites, &c Sc-tTWiLL>
ud>ic Establishment, POL Broau"ay near 81. Pau's-
The proprietor thankful to his customer
Tor hs liberal patronage wed has, much expense
issued large rtmen OF ueE and admired song
DUETS. Walrz-s Marches &C. &c. Tee tile, Of miE,
,re emhelhshcd win highly hDshec Nigutttes and a.
LEG nty printed highly periumed paper. OFF, vare'
cOors, delicate aus he,u tluts. Nothing csi
excel the elegance of this Auc ssd for pres
ns, the r.ucl fashionable world 1t cannot be eH
led.
PocSs elegantly bound IN 4 short time.
The price of tho pcriumed and tinted Music the sam
on paper low be eb.aned at OF tn
NAL .h"p- about town dc S~
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U S34J, Sale Of BONDS

e S34j, 060.-PereEnpfory Sale Of BONDS
AND M0kTCAGES-The Bonds Of the original share
holders of the New Brighton Association which there
5 due about the of Three hundred and Forty
five Thousand Dollars the payment OF which secured
mortgage upon all the remaining property Of said
Association will be sold together with said mortgage, by
= DRAPER, Jr Auctoneer, at the Merchants Exchange
IL the city OF New-York Friday the 18th day Of De-
cenber next, / o'clock in the afternoon. Apply for
particulars to X. NJ. & L. II. BLATC HFORD
MO tDIT No. Hanover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

For the great Five aad Half per cent Loan q was
.ffered At the Board
The business III Foreign Exchange for the has
not been very large. Sterling 81 prime bills; Soa,hern
siao On Pari. 26t -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

EfIet;icines of the Best q lhlity-Approved
Popular Remedies. Lseches English and French Perum-
sry, Soaps Brsshe5, &c for sale oy
J K l. CODDlSGTON, Druggists,
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

JOHN i-oNN' iEthsuFcI-
SLATE AND MARBLE BED BILLIARl
- TABLES, vi both Iron and Mahogany trSncs o'e'
The CEax Eating Rooms, No. /; Ann 81 aud ~ Fulto
TRe greatest and best assortment Of Table, Nith
the European Improvements. IN full operation buy
ers PLAYERS invi;Sd call and them mis- Il u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

p Mr.. John Harrison. an old and wealthy
resident at Orange New Jersey, recently commit
ted suicide by cutting the arteries of one OF bis
arms With razor, and thus bleeding himself TO
death He was between sixty end seventy years
of OF age.
%" The Manager of the Valley Anthracite 'uF-
mace, at Po,tsville, Pa. after ab''racting s','e0
from the Miners Bank, by means " draft on
this city, h.s decamped.
" A correspondent of the Herald says that
the splendid United States Hotel at Saratoga was
burned on Sunday morning We do not believe IL
~ A heavy fire occurred at Niagara on the ID.
The total loss probably exceeds $4,000
LAWYERS DIARY Dec. 10
SUPERIOR csus1-No'. ]32, l31 ~ l4e. 20 II, 10.
Ia - e. H. 1871 lG9 10 III. l72, 173, ia, 49, l76
rs I79, leo, ISL, l92 ls3 Isl le3-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Ship Rhoue, Johnston, havrc, Bolton, Fox & Living
ston brics Grower, Ulner, New Orleans, Ewei Peter
Demlll Lewis, Darien, Ga, K DeIni
YESTERDAY:
Ship knson Barkmsn, dy. I'm Charleston cotton, G
Sutton. Brig Edward, for NIX, SD the Jay before.
Brig Triumph fm Turks Island, salt
Schr Dispatch, tarsIow, Brandywine, corn meal
Schr WIN Allen of Proyincetosn, 10 dys fn Port au
Prince coffee a Rossiere d Co.
Schr Intrepid Smith, Phi,delpha, coal.
Schr Sarah & Abigail, Hudson Wilmington, NC, naval
stores.
Schr Gen Warrea Textbook, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Charles Vishsrt Richmond. coal.
Schr Daniel Baker, Baker, Havre de Grace, iron
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER 10 ISL.
Miniature .ilmannc.-THIs DAY
THs sun the MOON FULL SEA
Rises z - sets 80 Kisses : Sets IL II
Latest Dates
LoNpoS.......-.. NOV. /. HAvRE SOW. ]
LIvERPooI....-.... NOV. Is SEwoRIEASs .sEc. >
The next Steam-S Ships TO Arrive
LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia left Dec Britannia, leaves Jan.
The next amShip TO Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM BOSTON
Columbia, leaves Jan. Acadia leaves Dec. 10
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Below ships, | bark, 5 briggs.

MEMOR1NDA.
The steamship Acadia leaves Boston this day fer Liv
eypool.
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SUPERIOR csusT-Nos )32 l1I III l4', % IL 10
a o. 81 H. I67 1G9 10. III l12, 113, ia l15, lie
rs, I7e leo Isl, 152 ls3 Isl. le5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

WUkAM x HAUGHWOUT.
SOL and 500 Broadway, nearly opposite NlbOs Garden.
SPLENDID GOODS.
NANCY AND FURNIS ling ARTICLES actual,
{ .oIi for IS 10 80 per ccni bcloS former pr
great variety OF which adapted 10 the present season
and OF the newest style
AcoMPL ErE ASSORTMENT oF
New pattern 5 Fixtures.
c ,aGlc and Gas CH.rael'ers.
e,randolr- ormolu Svered aud Bronze, TO lights.
"a, dcabras to Is gets.
Asr Lamps Of the latest pattern of every size, very
Hal L amps and L. nterns.
Cand'e>ucks, crest variety
H.nd Reahing. Side and Msn,e Lamps.
Church Chandeliers aad Lamps a large assortment
Plated Revolving Casters.
Cake Baskets. Tosst Racks.
Butte. aud Fish kuIves.
Table Cutlery OF ali ksjs.
Britannia Tea aud flee Sets.
Japan Waters of all prices.
German Silver Spoons aud Forks
French Porcelain Unlne Desert and Tea Ware.
RICH CUT AND PLAIN GLASS.
Wines and Tumnlcrs, Cnampagnes,
Liquors, G,rets, Gobets Flaggons,
Dscauter-. Waier 10 ties,
Hook snd Finger Glasses,
Toilet Bottles CELERY Glasses.
Sats, Gls Pncners Ice Creams,
Lemoprdes Bowls, Sugar d shes. &c. &C.
GOODS TO LOAN.
A separate stock of splendid Oh ndeer,
Candelubras Lamps China Glass, Table Cutlery &c
&c. furnished at ali time. III wis
ENxs N-lVE STOCK OF DRY GODS
~ SELLING CHEAP.-The present ex,r"ordnar'
punc IN the N Jrey market has enabled the subscrher
purcha,e bargains during the past lew duy'
which they of sma'l profit TO their customers
they III sell during the present month, AZ reduce
the greater part of their splendid stock OF fn
Goods, enable tbs m 20 mako their Sp.ing pur
cha ss nely for cash Look OUT then, for bargains At
our store from now TIL New Years.
Blankets FanseIs Winter Shaws, Merinos, AMI suci
like inter Goods, will he cleared out very cheap NJ
OBJECTIONS money and broken banks takei
At a reasonable discount BROWN Il URoUHAKI
dI53,is. so Cathain street
Ian DeOiiE CAEiCOEs.-BhUWN
4 URQrHART offer at present the handsohcst Shil-
ling Caie0es exhibited Ill this city
/ case rich ark .toae colored ground with chinlz
figure. lct cents per ward.
ca.es dark Chine ground with bright figure, samepri
cass chocolate striped and figured, colors, L. PEI
ward.
do black and white, neat patterns also, striped do IL
per yard
Most Of these goods be purchased elsewhere fo
less than Is 81 per yard.
Ladies no wish give away good article abou
Christina. without going to much expense should ayai'
themselves of this opportunity
BROWN & URQUHART. one Price Store,
dis 3Is' 80 Catharine ST corner OF MADISON.
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.xVyFK,S DIARY

" A heavy fire occurred a'NiaseTa on the q
The total loss probably exceeds $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

PasscugGrs
In the ship Srtten from Chnroston-W Snyder and
Jacobi.
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A NJ Z 5 E NJ E n T S.
BowERY AnPBITnEATRE,

BnWERA AURo "A c "A II q,
40. 81 Bowery.
THIS EVENING December 10 the Perfornsnee WI
L commence with Grand American Enuee oy eish'
ladies' aEd gentlemen
To BE follow ed b.
a GRAND CHINESE STICK DANCE
To concluds Win
THE HUNTED TAILOR
Doors open AZ quartz. past o'clock, performance
commences AZ
Boxes 81 ,ents. p; - cents. dle
';,IiE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF th
j UNIONi>TS' ASSOCIATION Sil be sNen 81 Goth
&c late Masonic HsIl Friday Evening. December IL
J. II. The Committee their pa; pledge theinse's'
tas expense pairs s be spared Feude. this on
Of Ia attractive and pleasant Balls Of the season
full and eifcics; Band Is enruged-Leadrr Mr. 5. h
Dare. Tickets 81 to be rad Of the following Commit
tee SILAS CHlCKERlNG, 3l2 Broadway.
r c. gACk. - Vescv -
A. r. VANDtRZEE ~ Vesey-st-
4 C.. REYNOLDS. ~ Vescy-st.
!. CARLt>LE. 81 WHliaul-.t
J. Vi. DONNOi GH Star House, Duaue-st.
H. CA1EN, 81 Reade-s;
J. SMITH. 5lu EaS Rrosd=ny.
Capt J. E WOLF. sai Washig stor-si.
{. BAKER. % WBlie-.t.
A. PEACOCK Brosdsay and Chaiaber-s.
Il. GRAY. Secretary.
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Store 81 WIlt1m-street. eor.er Of Pirs-ssre et
THURSDAY, Dec. is.
Also for CASH, OF super and Acry heavy.
black, cadet naked and hlsck SaiaceIs, damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

n U5IdE.-Fh The G WI ne sNIe OF asefll -nd f1nc
" tices III the lltb Presbyterian Church 4h street
between avenues and n, The 9th and l7ih ms
commencing each day at o'clock, NJ. and conaui
through be dav an1 evening tln IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16

DEPOT QE FANCY DRESS ARTl

y CLES, 10 Rroad~1v, Amsricrn HOtcI-An lngolcI
Of and silk aad Satin Scarf and Crsvats just re
carved aud for sale at usual I'd rate prices, r"ue
raj assortment of fancy dress articles. do 3tsof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
INDIA RUBRmts OyER-s5sOEs

At J. Is MIlLEKS LADIES' SHOE STORE, lf2
"A Cana street j. 4. N has on hand and con
santly receiving complete and superior assortment Of
Lnde, lndn bier shoes, of al the fashionable styles
from the celebrated ufsetory Of Horace H. Day., aud
which will be sold reasonable p'cc rs eau be oh
tanned at any CITY, Ladies Cater Boots Of al
the fashionable colos, hand made order ut -hor
notice. White and black Satin Slippers Also. Ugh
colorcd and French Kid Slippers for balls
ties weddings, &c, on hsGd made to order al tn
shortest notice.
Ladies who Wish COED Shoes at fair prices, prefer
poor Shoes reduced prices particularly re
questcd TO CALL see and Judge for themselves, at
J. B. alLLEK'S lis Canal street,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

Rail ROAD SPEED We like to note
the rapid progress of various portions Of
the West in settlement, business and
improvement, and no where do we observe
the marks Of locomotive speed more visl.
bic than in The glorious Rock River coun.
try. The last Rockford Express states
that in 1893 Wiunebago County could
only muster about $50 voters, that now
the county numbers 1900, and contains
a population Of $500! The pleasant vii
lage Of Rockford, the seat Of justice,
keeps pace with the increase and pros
perity Of the county. One hundred and
thirty buildings we're erected in the town
last summer, and the Express says exten-
i've preparations are already heing made
j r hnilding next season.-C CleGuelGnd
Herald.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
LAMENTARLE ACcIDrNT,--On Mn

LAMENTARLE ACCIDENT Mon.
day, liih inst, Mr. Myers, of Allegheny
township, Penn, took his axe and wenl
into the woods to cut sticks for sled run.
1ers. AS he did not return heme by the
next day, his family became alarmed and
ser out in search for him. After search.
ing through the woods for considerable
time, he was found lying dead, within a
few yards Of The place where he had heen
culIipg wood. II appeared that limb
had been knocked from the tree that he
was cutting, which struck him on the
side Of the head aud disabled him--he
must have made great effort To reach
home, as there we're at least thirteen dis.
tlnct impressions in the snow. where he
had risen and fallen until finally over.
come. Mr.. NJ. was a man Of sober hab.
its, much respected, and has left large
family 10 mourn his loss.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

CoNoREss.-The late news from Wash
lngiOn informs US, that the contest be-
tween Msssrs. IngersOll and Nsylor, rela-
.iOn TO seat in the present Congress, has
been decided in favor Of Mr.. NaylOr, The
sitting member. This subject has been
before Congress more than year, during
all which time Mr.. Mayor has kept pos.
'ssS4i0H or the seat, and owing to the cir.
cnmstances, that the term for which he
assumed to have been elected, being al
most expired, the decision, we presume,
has been made.-NOrristOo Register.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
SHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
RY virtue of writ of Henditioni Er.
pOnds TO me directed by the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for Brown county.
Ohio; will expose TO sale, at thu house Of John
kalston, in GeOrgstown, on Saturday, tie 23d
day OF January, lS4l--baIween the hours of 10
and O'Clock on said day, the following proper
ty:- me bay mare, one two horse wagon, two
sets harnnss, one side board, ono COW, one cook.
'ng-stove and pipe, oMs Franklin-stovs and pins.
and Ons ssien plate stove.
10 be sold Os the property of John Ralston at
the suit the State Of Ohio, use Of Plsasan,
Townthip, against said Ralston and others.
ALSO ....
Al the same time and placs--by virtue of a
writ of H. ia. ct. LIE ia. to ne directed by said
Court, will Offer rsae, the following property.
To wit: Ohe sorrel mare with blaz1 face and
tvo hind feet whita. To be said as the propertv '
Of SAID Ralston, at the suit of ths sane Plaintiff
against sa Rslst0n and nthsrs. Terms cash
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B!C. o.
Sherif's Office, Jan'y lIth, Is4I,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

APPRENTICEs.-At the sitting of the
COnrt of Common Pleas for Rockingham
County, Mass, decision, was made in
relation to the liability Of those who har.
Dor runaway apprentices; which is ofsome
importance to guardians and parents. An
action was brought by Samuel M. Dock
'um against Jesse Robinson. for hsrbOring
Ezra Robinson, the Plaintiffs apprentice
and defendants son, who had left the
plaintiff before all expiration of his appren-
ticeship. The defence was that there
was no apprenticeship in law because
there was no writing of indenturOs Of ap.
PrenIiCeship-that by the. contract either
party might put an end to the engagement
when dissatisfied, and that the boy, at The
time the defendant was said To have .har.
Ebored, him, was merely al home upon Il
visit Ofthree weeks dUralion. The COurl
charged the jury, as We learn from the
Exter News Letter, that the boy might
be an apprentice without an indie liure,
and that the defendant (f they believed
the plaintiffs evidence)R was liable for har-
boring him, while at home, ,and while at any
other place, where he afterwards worked
with his fatheris consent. The decision
Of the Court therefore is that The appren
tice is under the direction and control of
his master, whether hound by written in.
denture or not, and that M parent a.
guardian can interfere to the injury Of the
master, either by taking the apprentice
home, or Pltcing him under new master,
without rendering himself liable for dam
ages. If any other person employs All ap
prentice without consent from the m ISL er
he is ROt only liable for damages but for
the earning ofthe apprentice for the time
fef his employment. The decision will
serve e correct many erroneous impress
sions abroad in relation to the obligations
and duties Of apprentices, their guardians
and employees
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
Perpstuating TeaLlmonv.


A LII persons Interested will take no.
a tice, that | shall attend, with the Sur.
Veyor Of BtOwn county, at the north east
corner Of Holt Rlchesun's 1000 acre sur.
sey, number S627, which Is, also, the
nOrIh west corner Of Holt Richeson's 200
'cre survey, number 1928, on Monday.
he 9th day Of April next, between the
Iours of9 o'clock in the forenoon. and Q
o'clock liz the afternoon of said dav. and
shall proceed TO establish said corner. and
ne line running thence sonlh, as west,
300 poles 10 burr oak, beech and maple.
ne north west corner of said survey. No.
1i27, in the line of James Knox's sur.
ysy, number 622; agreeable to the statute
u such cases made and provided. The
'Iid tine and corners are bounded hv Holt
Riches'on's survey, number 1928. John
Vahs', number 3770--John Watts. mum.
aer 1872. and james Knox's. number
%. We shall continue from div TO day,
nj adJoarn from time To time, as cir
instances may require, until the same
completed.
JAMES M. TRIMBLE.
Jan, 90, 1871. a'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
AdmlnistratlI,s Sale.

N pursuance 0t an order Oi' he Cnur
OF Common Pleas of Brown county
Ono, made at their last October term
The undersigned will proceed 10 sell, on
he premises, ON the 9TH day Of March
lS4l-beiween the hours of 10 O'clock
A NJ. aud 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the follow NJ
land and real estate lying in said county
# B;nwn, on The waters Of Cl0ver.hc
creek, described as lOIows:-B- ginning
IT hickory n the original line thence
with said line south 93 poles tO-a beech
,nd nipple; thence 80 west So poles
10 stake corner To Peter Penmv's heirs
land; thence with SAID land North 90
poles TO maple in the line OF Newkirk's
heirs land; thence south, 80 east s. poles
10 stake 2 poles east of crooked oak
and u maple; thence north, east. pa
poles TO stake in the centre of the
NewhOpe road; thence with said road
south S9l east 81 poles to stake in the
centre OF said road; thence south, west.
27 $40 poles TO beech in the line of
The 50 acre tract; thence with line of
said tract south, 80 east, 81 poles 10 the
eginnng-coniaining 5sI acres, being
parl ofan entry of200 acres made in the
name of John Watts by No. S9Ol. Said
real estate to be sold subject to the dow
er estate formerly assigned 10 Nancy
Mckee, widow of Robert T. Mckee de.
ceased, upon the terms following, 10 wit:
One third Of the purchase money in
hand, one third in nine months and the
residue in eighteen months. with inter-
est from the day Of sale, 10 be secured
BY bond and good security.
WILLIAM W. TUCKER, Admir-.
of Robert T. MCKEE decd.
January IL, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
Exacutor's Sale.


N pursuance of an order made by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Brown
county. Ohio, at their last October term
theundersigned will sell, on the premises,
ON the 9th day of February lS4l, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ the following land and
real estate lying in Brown county afore-
sad, on the waters of Sfraight-creek, de-
scrbed as fniloVs;-Beginning at stone
sci in Mrs MOore's line; thence west
1854 pOles, crossing The spring-run at 4
poles, TO a stake aud two dogw00ds. Ja-
cub Sniders corner, thence with PindallS
line south, IL west, | IS poles TO whlie-
oak marked with the letter D. a corner
of D Iniel Mnrglns On the line of LunS-
fords survey; thence with a line Of Luns-
fords survey south, so east, lOS poles 10 a
stone and leaning whiieoak, Mrs. MOOre's
corner in said line, thence with Mrs.
Moore's line north, II east, Is poles 10
the beginning containing II acres, 2
rnods and 80 poles, part Of survey of
$50 acres made in the name OF John
Brown, by No. 4964. Said sale to be
made on the terms following, that is to
say-one third of the purchase money
in hand, one third in year, and the res
idue in two years from the day of sale,
The deferred payments bearing interest
from the day ofsale, and to be secured
by bond and security,
EDWARD FRANCIS, Eroc.
WILLIAM McCDLGIN uiors
Of JNo. GLENDENING deco.
January 70, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

Testimony of Thomas Jefferson as ia
the use Of ardent spirits by public otEcers.-
Thomas Jefferson, after long aud painful
experience in the discharge of hia ardu.
Gus duties, as Chief Magistrate Ofthe ma.
i'm, said with great emphasis, 'lhe habit
Of using ardent spirits, by men ia pub.
lie Offices, has OccasiOUed more injury to
The public service, and more trouble TO
me, than any other circumstance which
has occurred in the internal concerns OF
the country, during my administration.
And were 10 commence my administer.
tion again, with The knowledge which
from experience | have acquired, the first
question which would ask, with regard
10 every candidate Tor public office, should
be. "Ls he addicted to the use Of ardent
spiriS"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
SHER.IFF'S SALE.


RY virtue of writ of Fl. fa. ct lie. ia.
to me directed by the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for Brown coun-
y, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the front
door of the court house in Georgetown,
Ohio, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1871, between the hours Of 10 and
4 o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: Ia 10, number nine (No 9,)
in the town of Carlisle, Brown county,
Ohio, containing one story frame dwell
ling house.
Tobe sold IS the property Of Stephen
Reynolds. jr aud Eli Kratzer, at the suit
ofStephSn Parker. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. g. o.
ShsrifF's Office, Jan. 4, 1871.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

SLAVERY IN CoNNEcTIcUT.-There
are Sill free cOlOred persons in COnnec-
ticuI, according tC the late census, and
54claimed as slaves. Ia 1880 there
were 6O64 free blacks and 25
slaves. The increase Of free cOlOred
persons in the last ten ycaIs, if this state
menl be correct, is 4S; or a little more
than Of the one per cent. There are
Vely few states in the Union where the
slave population has increased in so rapid
a ratio. We leave il to the aboliiionsls
10 explain this phenOmenon.--NepEr Era.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

Seat of GOvernment-IovG City
The Council and House of Representa-
tives determined, yesterday, 10 hold the
next legislative assembly at Iowa city,
in December next, provided the pnblic
buildings arc so far cumpleted as to admit
of occupancy or provided the people OF
that city will provide suitable bindings
free Of cosl-Of which the Governor is 10
give notice by prOclamatiOn.--IOwG Ga
zekfe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

The MAIL RoBBERs.--Judge Ewing
has fixed the bail Of DR.. Braddee, charg-
ed with rObbing the mail near Uniontown
Pa. at $l0O.OO0-$50,OOO on his own
part and $25,OOO in two sureties each.
Or. Braddee is extensively knuwn and
was celebrated in The vicinity Of Union
town as an "lndian Doctor" and Straes,
one of his accOmplices, is represented as
being the son of one OfIhe most respec-
table and upright citizens of that place.
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sKERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of four wrils Of Fl. fl. ct lie.
- ia. TO ME directed by the Colrt oi
Common Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, / will
offer for sale al the front do0r Of tho
Court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 18th day Of March, lS4l, between the
hours Of 10 an four O'Clock on said day;
The following real estate, TO wit: In lot in
North Georgetown, Brown County Ohio;
known and designated on the recorded
plat Of saiItOwn by it's number one hun.
dred and four No. 104) with all and sin.
gular the Improvements thereon.
To be sold as the real estate Of Tar.
pley Jones 10 satisfy four exc cutOns in
favor Of the Slate Of Ohio against id
Jones. Valued al two hundred a I'd ihir.
ty-eight dollars. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, SheriEv;
B. C. o.
SheriAS Office, Jan. 20lh, 1871.