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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-01
GEN. ARMSTRONG

This individual has recently published his
tory of the last war The work seems to have
been prompted by burning desire TO abuse Gen.
Harrison; and hence, it abounds in malignant
spleen and vtuperation towards that distinguish.
ed individual. Armstrong was Secretary Of
War under Madison, and so managed as to in
cur the hatred Of nearly all the officers Of the
army, and finally had to resign his place, at the
request of Mr. Madison, who would Otherwise
have dimisscd him in disgrace. How he came
to be selected we know not, unless it was be-
cause he was an officer in the Revolutionary
war. lie is the reputed author the Newburg
Letters, which were addressed to the officers Of
the army at the close of the Revolution, advls.
ing them not TO lay down their arms. unless
they were paid, but TO retain the military power
over the country and government themselves.
But for the noble efforts Of Washington, the ad-
vice OF Armstrong might have been TAKEN This
old man appears to have been connecting his
venom ever since the last war. and now he comes
out abusing almost all the officers who served in
the army during that war, including Gen. Iar-
rson and the Government itself. According to
| mo "'.ouii' 'ley were all PACK Vi Rn2VeS anu
fools, except the discarded Secretary of War
himself, whom the nation has very uniformly
considered the true author Of large portion OF
the disasters which befe our arms in the first
. year or two OF the war. Harrison appears to
have held him in contempt, and he of course re.
cprocated the feeling by malignant jealousy
and hatred, which was, however, shared by
Harrison in common with most of the officers OIL
| bo arp,v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-01

Two CHILDREN BURNT TO Manufacturing
the fire in Methodist Alley, on Friday night we
regret to say two children were burnt to death.
One was aged about six years, the other nine
months. The mother had not sufficient pres
ence of mind to tell where they were, otherwise
which they slept was repeatedly. entered after
the fire menced.-Bost. Post.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-01

IMPRISONMENT OF Mcleod.

Our readers have probably noticed the ares, At
Lockport of n Mr.. Mellon, on the charge of having
participated in the burning OF the steamboat Caroline
and the murder of two of her crew i'm the
winter of37 49, His trial wilt aNe place before The
Court Of Oyer and Terminer in ri,gara county next
month Out of this arrest and tnA there is likely TO
grow one n OF this couny and pSs yet
T,s well known that the midnight attack made BY
party Of British troops upon The defsncelsss steamer
Caroline lying along side The wharf at shosssr, In
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-01
THURSDAY, Dec. IL


SrsArE-The resolution submitted by Mr.. Wright
on Monday last to refer SO much of the Presidents
Message as relates to the finances of the country TO
the committee on Finance which had been postponed
on the motion of Mr. Webster, coming up for consid-
eration-Mr Wright spoke in reply TO Nv Websters,
remarks on the financial part of the Message; MIR.
Webster made br ef rejonder after which the ref
erence was made nem con- and then the Senate ad-
ourned to Monday next
HorsE-Mr. Hunt of New-York moved a resou,
ton corresponding that offered in The Senate by Nj
Tallmadpe supporting an amendment to the consti
ution fixing the Presidential service to one term q
four years; il lies upon the tableVarious resolutions
of inquiry were moved one by Mr.. Morgan of n. Y
in rea ion to post Office agents ,herpay and service
two by Mr.. Bolts Of Va. asking the authority o
the CLERK Of the House for paying the witnesses Of
| J. Inpersoll in his contest with MIR NayloT, and h
other in reference 70 Treasury notes. All we're opPo
sed and defeated by the administration,
| FhipAY, Dec, Is.
| HousL-Mr. Jones from the committee Of Way
and Means reported bill making appropriations 70
the paymen, OF revolutionary and other psnEons 70
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
The Stnte Tniner.itr

Has been established by the Lcgisia-
ture at Oxford, in the northern part of
the State. We are iguoront Of what sa-
perior advantages this place possesses
over all others, for the location Of a lite.
rary institution, but such advantages
doubtless were made manifest 10 The
learned and intelligent nssemJagc,
knownas the Legislature Of Mississippi.
We have bat one objection to tho place,
and that is its name, Amongst other ri.
dculous limitations of transatlantic no.
tions, IS the appropriation of European
names. We do not object to the cogno-
men, Oxford, 10 is wilhus name more
"time.honOredn even than Lancaster
But does it not look as ir we thought our
modern Oxford would inherit die i,cra
~ glores Of its iIus,rious predecessor
"Siat nominis umbra,' Il Is true. 81
might we not as well immortalzs som,
liquid yocabc Of Indian orgul "What'
in a name" nothing, il is said. an,
rightly, doubtless, or Oxford could b7as
but little, for !, received its soubr.aa.
from the honorcd spot tha oxen chose d
cross some uamelcss brock. al laas.
the car would ueges, saaa an ctym5.1
give Do not ,5uch .0r il. a. We pro
t,ss no exlR.Aaosiedga &c hemIic nom
snclaiufe fatthsp'cbau s5aui.vh,.
translated into Che native language q
Che rclakia rieltmkeumast u..lI
Gus congregation ID laam--. galr.
vf.lea. ug.l .u.a a.a aal "E.. .b
moa'h aH SELF a fnef 81
ufaaf fhs
o. la~ Iasa u mav me
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13


u! arc o'u loh'ay boeg' 'oe'h'
IKE l"s''9 'Isi''! rye give up
.r5 r.,s. ~ o,r rsa,srs ,,t, ,sa +,
search ola yarg5JIa,n1 i1..re. limo ..,,.r-
nal vt.sa coln,ons coo,,;n.., ggroa,fi.
variety Of liobt and solid amgsing ana
nrofounj. er0djte and noycI.-wa would
suggest respocugjIy--,bat b tie city oC
Nav York. NAV be found the ob.ec, :,
their search. at least. 70 our mind a pub.
location that ampIy fills the Dissertation
# j. ,hs LARGEST newznoaer IN the world
,ls material used is Of the hes, descrio.
lion. and the mechanical execution Of a
spnorior character. bat lis literary char.
ac,er is bv far its greatest recommends.
tion Tbo nonar we .poak Of is The
New Worid1 ono number Of which
would form an octave volume Of four o,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

| AN ACT to exempt from sale, undefn
ecution, certain property iAefeI'''
med. 1.,.
latre Of &e State Of Mississippi c laa'
every free white citizen Of TINS paw Jaw
male or female, being the head Of a ,a.i.
ily. shall be entitled to own, hold anaE
scss, free and exempt from sale, g vi 4
tue Of any Judgment, order or G de't s,,s.
any court Of law or equity, in this D4 Y,
founded on any contract, made al'sI y.
MASSAGE Of this act. or any process 'a1 ma
nating unon the same, one hundred ara
sixty acres Of land, provided me ~, ,a'O =,
shall not be the site Of any cI'y' '0''
SEC. Q. Be il further enafis a .d l', ,
when any head Of family 'nal IL, O o,ar.
greater quantity of land iho9 one one q .ay
Ter section. the one hundred and ; ,l ~.
o ,1' cyemot from sale, shall be s. s,I 80
served. as to include the dwelling r,br,
and an i'm improvements Of the owner, I head
be any thereon; and in case s SUM- t ,bar
Of a family, shall be owner Oh ln' l,od d
one hundred and sixty acres o. 3,. .lT,
several sew tracts. he or she shall do' otScor
in writing to tho Sheriff or G }.aoo, mil III
i; i, whose hands the process dIrec.' p .
sale NAV be. which tract or 'Il I. and
she wishes to reserve from sl s.Ib'erf o
Shall not be lawful for sacn 9' Gs,gn'
other officer to sell the 'rac' ~
ted. .,,riei, TIL
every head or a family "n l,. .. IN b.
h any ci,y, town or u'.as''b sIaa
S',e. sbal. b, euuHaiio oHo' ..l. Iaul
cess. Tree from a.eas a. '',..,s. Of u
slIa.' + I'm lIil4an bBal lo.Iag'
' ',' \ ~ buildings ana +. .@ 3. ~.
,s.eon. which ulaa h'.' = 8.
aIbv taa rasb V. ~. s
.sl 6aa.srfel 1ssho
-mar,. saIa. sa.h.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

Na.umony Is Ike Masonry no one
know ihe sacratunJil ho IS inIuatcd-lt
IS like on Get trap, easy enough % eot
into bat p.aguy hard 90 get oul Il IS Ia
Hs brst stage I..s O w.ud thl. IAN fame
Of -4t1- h-L lA-4EL all,lL4 TOO much FAM.
aHE Blow lta.. 0f. Iu sH0H,...5 con.
tu.arF % bi.r Hl af H E
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SIIlpLEY a Co.

Semmes, the young student who MUIR
dered Professor DAVIS Of the Virginia
University, has bad his trial postponed
I'LL February Court kincaid OF South
Carolina, The principal witness against
him has given leg bail.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

TheatrIcaIs seem to be at low ebb in
iho cities. The truth is, they have gone
10 seod'-as they say in Wca,horsdcld.
Copeung and buiioouory have supcrcded
The leglImatc--'hc poetry Of passion
has given place ,othe poetry ofmotion.-
The intellectual de.ers to the PHYSICAL
NE eye soPPcaICI to, and no, The heart.
What reason does philosophy give for
The desyncracy! We profess not much
acquaintance wab tha, distinguished in.
d'.1aaI and therefore cauno, presume
too.ier rs oracgar espousgs; bu. speak.
ing dg,ercutioIy is thera no. q great
want, at tao PgsaH, time, OF literary
sWus aud classical tastol Criticism i,
common enough TOT ,ha, seldom dsmin.
sa- go quantity bot % is of rather an
humble lflaf-=,l generally confined 60 sho
meditation u voice. Is ibc point. oi
costume Taste probable accommodate
i.z-.li2 aangu's mos, pressing wants
aad whatever s. very meu ~ .oa
community vH a.u.h ut ~
,s.aa. a.suas.
1870 .IHta.aaa. s.fsIa ls.u
H.#... aAt.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

4 Na'ea.lmi aualssa.,
haa Is abolish d.
. Y. ..'asf o. Pab.e Ba#
a.Hef purposes aal
Ana1' making certain 49,.
.hon.uulmd pftn,,..
An net loaa.horizs h. n.
exercise certain necessary ~. ',a.'..a' to
Gallon anl fog other purposes. 55.s''nara
h'l's and Resolution, ye,.,,
Governor. y 10
q bull 70 extend The bspss,
error 70 all criminal cases s.'''' q 'aa
Resolutions in relation ;,
Bonds '''" 70 ias
An act to incorporate the 49,.
ton il !. Madison county. '''' IOWA oios-
4 bill for the oncoufagome,, ~,
Academies, and Colleges ,''u' o. School,
A bill for the benefit Of 4.
aud for the relief of the Sro ,os .''eiyors
The Real Estate BANKING Ca d
Kinds county. Q 'O'alaay d
4 bill to incorporate ,bo
bert in Lowndes county. 'O"a q Co.,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13


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consumers. and cors.aga7,r, ,r.c., b,ye
,.-..fal t.I,-rls f.,a, Tia Lf,ba.t no,ot
TINA .rgns,,.,a,. now ,,;o7 forwo "A are
saH i, IN a5y,,c. ~ .h,y..ta mar M
.;,.a .hon,w,yJ ,,ovo.ns,t co,,',or,,a
obo9, , month ,ro ot which tho market
anaoars steady bIt ro.bar l,og1I The
Ua7obcs,or r,.tat Inns rot La,t. ,oos
,.ih ann. NM, e-., AMI .,,.,t ,,'.,,'....i
.a.., ~ ,lo I,.o ,l,.,n,, 49,. l.. a..,:
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

We hope those indebted to Us win
noo see the necessity Of Immediately
forking orcr.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13


'.H..ol granting leave of absence
i' Is"y.I. lI' H1ekne1 Chancellor Of lie
state vi mississippi
hna.' e. hmsuI lha 0aw as % leases
Of taa lI.l Sections.
An acl authorizing The Trustees Of
soc NO. l6, 100 Township nno, Range o,
east. y rescIad Che sale Of the same.
An act lorepcal an act entitled an act
70 guard against the insolvency Of the ,
banks and moncycd corporations in this
State, and 70 secure the rights of credit
ors thereof, approved 18Th May, 1897.
anact for the bunoit Of J. NJ. Elder
An act to amend the laws relating TO
la1nctions aud supercedoas bonds and
sl.as in Chancery.
An actto tax Brokers' and for other
purposes.
An actto exempt from sale, under eX-
ocu,ion, certain property therein men
toned.
m actto prevent unnecessary char
/ ges agaius! debtors.
An act to amend The 18th and 18th
sections Of an act entitled an act con
corning conYeyances, passed June 18th,
1922.
An act to promote industry, and for
the encouragement of agriculture in the
Slte Of Mississippi.
An act supplemental 10 an act TO pro
vide a remedy against Steamboats, and
other water crafts, approved goth Feb
ruary, 1910.
An act entitled an act for the relief Of
certain Tax Collectors therein named,
An act to define where Indian Reser-
vations shall be claimed and held liable
to taxation.
An act concerning Sherils' Commits
sions.
An act to authorize the Trustees of
| Township 10, Range 3, east, to rescind
the sale Of the 10Th Section Of said
/ Township.
An act to amend an act to divide this
State ja,o three Districts, for the cleo
itia,, yt tina lr3.r.- az lIirb Count ,f IT.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

There is about our town, class Of in
diy.duais whose sole employment is to
drill the niJOIors, and to pack up ain,s.
You understand.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
We are indebted to our friend John
Mum for the following
LETTER FROM LIVERPOOL.

LlVINo0l, Jas. l.b. 1881
Asusual az ,uis season wc hand annex.
81 tables OF The lmpor, OF Cotton iu,o
Great Britain during the past year. con.
'ras'e4 with lbatollao preceding years,
and 'He Stocks 10 ibe ports al ibec.5sg 81
each. tvl.l D. aca ,hattb supply
lhs laat xrar hsa gftaaenessI that
q. aay omet .a.aaI IS 5. excess :.
isit s. t.aaas.H t.1t1as.e., 5.
ea..a a. s.sH.o IS 81.
iH als
$500
.tu tpsala aa..
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
REPRESENTATIVES,

80. ~ ~ eouli''e' o. Adams, Attaa R,r
var ChIckasaw, Clark, Covnrton '' b Oa'
lin, Greene, Hancock, Jackson D'E ,.
Jefferson Jones, Coahoma, LeaRs '1 W..
on, Neshoba, Newton, Oclib5e5 rA' D war;
Ponola, Scott, Simpson. Smab i ,Tih
hatchie, Tunica, Warren, Wa ,l 'aIl''
Wayne, each one RepreseOta,;ya' u8aa
The counties of Amite, Carro9 a..
taw, Claiborne, Copiah, DeSo, ,'' Ho In@
hemPer, Lafayette, LauderdaIe, Ta"
renee, Madison, Monroe, Nozubss paw pi''
Pontotoc, Rankin, Wilkinson, Win,, n
lazoo, each two Representatives. '''"
l The counties Of ltayamba. [ow,i.,
Ilsheminso, each three Representative,
The counties Of Kinds, Marshal, III,
pan, each four representatives.
The City Of Na,chez, two Representa-,
tIyes; the city Of Yicksburg, one Rs~s.
sentative, and the county Of Warren, M
c''y VI ''cNs0ofg' together, one Repre-
/ sentative.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
The counties of Adams, Wilkinson,
Claiborne, Amito, Pike, Copiah, Losn3e.
Choctaw, Monroe, Tishemingo, Tippah
Marshall, Ialabusha, Holmes. HnS
Warren, Lafayette, and Carroll, Ed
one Senator.
The counties Of Lawrence and Mari
on, one Senator
The counties Of Rankin and Simpson,
one Senator.
The counties of Pevvy, Gsesae, Gst.
son, Harrison, and Hancock, enc Ssas'
tor.
The counties of Corngon, jonas
Wayne and Clark, one Senator,
fhe counties Of Leake, AtaIa, and
Neshoba, one Senator.
The counties Of kempor and Lauder
dale, one Senator.
The counties Of Noyubee and Winston,
one Senator.
The counties of Octbbeha and Chick
asaw, one Senator.
The counties Of Pontotoc and ltaEan'
ba, one Senator,
The counties of De Soto, Tunca, Ca
homa, Bolivar, and Washington, on'Sp
atoT.
The counties Of Madison, and ial''
one Senator. !.
The counties Of Ponola, TalIaAaCA'
one Senator.
The counties Of Jefferson and Fran
: lin. one Senator. Soaihro'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13
Bills and Resolution, veto,
Governor, y 10
4 ppOrtiOnment MIN

H.. The If. following apportioanoat !, :.
ators and Representatives \, H. = | S'a-
IS taken from an act passed h !, 'a Y Sai'
session s OF the Legislature, and n , sio Lli'
found correct. BY this MI t r~s IVY WIN b
OF Representatives will Be n i. nan'e'
increase seven; and he n's,, seven
senators ihirty'two-increase twn d
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.


0fthia work Is the advancement Of christianity
Tofhis object, whatever personal or social inter
osts Il may be dlScrlabls & becoming to eannsct
with It, will be regarded not only as subordinate
but SubSefvienl.
Coniemplates Series ofSkstehes' illustrative
Ofbible christianity In It's essential, peculiar,
and ineOmpaFablegiory-- organized christianity
~ witnessed In all the Churches and Benevolent
Societies auxiliary to them; and Of the Conuex-
ions Of christianity with the institutions Of Gov
OEnmeHts Literature, Science and the Arts In
addition to ibis highly interesting and important
succession sf subjects, II Is intended to furnish
IN miscellaneous department, an attractive aud
gs9ig VARSITY Of historical and geographical de-
eElpuonsi biographical characters and incidents; !;
Ssvlews, sustsat Intelligence, etesteEa.
THa MEANS
Iaat are rhisay Telied upon for the fulfill
nsnl q snb plan, are the following: Il. The
seTvices ota choice circle Of eorTespondants.
quallnea ~ ample personal Accomplishments
and b thsif s0Eiai connexions and dist;nr,;o,
toSupply 81 departments Of tina work. ,iehI,,
with original communications, 9.--Ar sv,sS'
slvs selection Of the most valuable re0nlay ~ 4
occasional publications, both Easlish and ~.
Fisan.- especially such as NAV be consulisd :,
sOrtnna Of lhe interests and Institutions eOmpse.
hsndsd IN tbe plan.
int At TERMS.
one number, eightpsges, In large quariO lon
tneiosnd II ; cover, Il published every month";
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. White paper, With new and handssm type, eal
ana kspt expressly for this purpose.
Paier = single copy, 81 g per aRnum Is
toniss, q more b one oIdeF, 81 each per year,-
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
SHERIFF,s SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of Venditioni Erpo-
RGs, to me directed by the Court of com
mon Pleas within and for Brown county,
Ohio, | will offer for sale at the front door
of the Court House, in Georgetown, on
Saturday the i7th day of July. 1s4l, be-
tween the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock Oh
said DAY, the following real estate to
wit: A parcel ofland bounded as follows:
beginning 25 feet west of the North west
corner of lot decided by Erastus Adkins
TO James Doyle, dated June 25th, 1881
thence South poles to a stake; thence
west 80 poles to the center Of the Creek
thence north Z poles TO stone in the
center Of the creek; thence East 80 poles
to the beginning; containing about one
acre of land, be the same more or less
on the East fork Of the little Miami ia
Brown County, Ohio, with all and siDgu
lar the improvements thereon.
Ordered TO be sold as the property oI
Thomas l.. Shields at the suit of James
Nordike against Marcus Dennison ant
said Shields. Valued at four hundred auC
fifty dollars.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'ff B. G. o.
Sheriff7s Office, June ilth, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of three writs of venditioni
Exponas to me directed by the Court oil
Common Pleas within and for Clermont
County, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the
front door Of the Court house in George.
town, on Saturday the 18th day of July
lS4l, between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock on said day, the following reaI
estate TO wit: All that tract of land situ
ate in Brown County, Ohio, on the wat
ers of the east fork of the little Miami
part ofa survey made in the name vii
liam Lyle No, bounded as follows: Be
ginning at an elm and 2 sugartrees, south
west corner.ofisaiah Wells; thence north
2 degrees east, l25lpoles 10 a stone anC
dogwood; thence west 764 poles TO
beech, dogwood and sugartree, northeast
of Abraham Hickman; thence south,
degrees east, l65 poles to a stone thence
north, 80 degrees east, % poles to ma
pie and whiteoak; thence north with q
line of John Kain 40 poles to stone be
tween an ash and sugartree stump ofthe
original corner; thence east with anoth
er of John Kain's lines SO poles to an
Elm and two sugartrees to the beginning;
containing sixty four acres and one hall
and IL poles, be the same more or less
Ordered to be sold as the property
Of Calvin L. Riley at the suits of Selsby
Stevens and Ogden Harvey against said
Riley. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS,
Sheriff B. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, June Ilth, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-13
Brown County Common Pleas.
William Moore 6G

John Woods, William Woods, David Nc
Elroy, Archibald f. Knight, Samuel
Jolly, David Johnson, John MakIem,
Henry Martin, John Tweed, Samuel
Horn, John D. Lilly and Polly his wife,
Joshua Hodkins and Katharine his wife.
The Complainant states in his bill that hk
holds a judgment against the defendants
John Woods and William Woods, obtain
ed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown
county, Ohio, at the October term, 1910, which
is unpaid. and that they have no property sub
ject to execution; that they have equitable in-
terests i'll tract Of land situate in said county,
containing one hundred and fifty acres, on the
waters Of Straight creek, and particularly dee
scrihed by metes and bounds in said bill that
David Johnson, Samuel Horn, Henry Martin
and JOhn Tweed profess to have liens on said
land; that said Knight, Jolly and McElFoy are
indebted to John and William Woods, and the
bill prays that all the defendants may answer,
and that the Court may decree a sale Of the in
lerests ofsaid John and William Woods in the
land aforesaid to satisfy his claim, and for gem
eral relief; and at the April term Of said Court,
1t being made 10 appear that said John Woods
Is not resident Of tho State of Ohio it is there
upon ordered, adjudged and dscreed, that the
ponding of this suit be published in the " Demo-
cratic Standard,na newspaper in general circu-
ation inssaid Brown county, for six weeks prior
to the next term Of said Court; until which tims
this cause stands continued. Said non-resident
defendant is therefore hereby notified 10 appear
before the next Court of Common Pleas Of said
county Of Brown, at Georgetown in said county,
and plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the
same viii be taken as confessed.
A. C, STEWART, Clerk.
Til. L. HAMER, for Comp't.
May Is, 1s4l.