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New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extrn Wide and Cnrled Maple saigh Posi-
BEDST EADS,

Particularly adapted to the Southern Market As also
the yarlou, kinds adapted the city trade, now on
sale at II (iold-strcct
WILLIS'S PREMIUM BEDSTEADsare now acknow-
Sdged y all rho tried them be decidedly superior
point cleanliness durability, economy, and sase with
when they are put taken down. TO all others evar be-
fore offered the public An inspection and tris al
that necessary to convince every yerson of these facts
j. DOUGLAS, II Col i-strSt.
r Town and Co-nty Rights for SAL. oS lnis.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
uartsr Dav.
Pnrticulu

lay.
u Particular NotiCc.-rhose persons hs'l"e
furniture Of any description dispose Of or VINO are
breaking up house keeping will find ready safe tor any
porton all of their goods by sending their address o.
caiug upsu the subscriber Goods any amount Fur-
chased OF I'm ~ F. COTTON, 1877 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Ca>pan Pa,ten, New Orleans, Barstow Pops
Powhal,an, Briggs, Mobil, Taylor Me'fi he"S'HE'''
Shaumwa, Charleston J. Elweil.
Brig. Eurotas Crosby, Charleston, H. Hayiland Mary
Pea,e, shield Portland E F. Osborne
Schooners Compliance Ssarrow. Boston Gha'' heh'!'
Sultaaa Hall, Bermuda, Godet & Barclay
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
SECOND board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

INtsuue, z VI
The transactions to-day at the Stock Board were to
moderate extent l5O shares t.. g Bank sold at Farm
ers, Trus, improved per cent, Delaware and Hudson
H. Canton Co declined l. Scnipg,on t, Paterson j. For
yick>burg only >. was offered. Commercial Bank ouua
no purchasers ., 10
The sales of State Stocks considerable extent
principally in Indians Bonds, which declined
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

Bicknel (Phladelphia) Reporter says that money in
that city tocraby abund'nt for good paper although
the out door rather highe: fornig
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
M drUcn

In this city, Oct. p bv the Rev J. Perry Isaac Sea
man Ms Lucy Han ford, all Of thu, city.
At New Orlens, Captain Richard Brown. OF the snip
Am.terz of New Orleuns to Miss Maria l. Pi,man, Of
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

Il First Wnrd.-At large and enthusiastic meet
ng Of The Democratic Wings Of the FRS, Ward held
the BROAD Hotel the OF Nov I'd Alder
PLpnK called the Chair, Messrs Gsrrit Van
IAN and Iawr-hce :. Wicker appointed Assistant
Charmeu, and James lIillyer and Edward Williams Sec
retailes.
The following resolutions, after eloquent addre-se,
Messrs. Ge-rse +. TalmaG, Sosson, q. VI. HIlyer.
Drinker and snow. UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Resolved That his setng most hall! approve Of
the resolution adopted 10y the Wing County Convention
that i, would not nominate any per on cinG:dat
for the Legislature In favor of any alteration
the present system of diribuon Of tho School Fund
vho opposed TO the State Prison monopoiy'-
There fore
Received That this meeting most heartily II
the nomination ma le blythe Democratic Wng Coaycu-
ton Members OF Assembly, and that viii, and
ALL best energies IN support Of That nomination
Resolved That the nomination of Daniel Lord, Jr and
Morris Franklin for the Senate, meets decided appro
b,tion. Their well knUwa opposition TO any attempt -
dturb the distribution Of the Common School Fund
now established will be guaranty The friends OF
that system that funds viii remain nvolate and lha
the mechanic iGere.t may be assured that effort,
on their part will b. wanting break down that remnant
Of Regency ,polIs, the Stat. Pri.oa Monopoly
Resolved, That the Proceedings of this Meeting be
sirHcd by lis officers an1 published.
j. PHIL FPS PHTNIX Chairman.
GARRETT VAN ZANDr, : Assistant
LAwRESCE :. S.WIcEsR, Chairnen.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
lIDrNN 81 NEaEAP e -lsD z r. ,-L.dIe..

gIIDsSS 81. GA E:.t e - 4 % r r. ,-lSdies
| -hat would you thiBk II you should call ~ 40 Hdl-
.on street aud hAd splendid assor men' OF Dry Goods
cheaper than were offered x thus country suca a.
Flanrcs for Is and cd, Mo-sseae de Lanes fer To-
d,.,. shilling Cajcoes for Cd the best Sea Island Losg
Clon. over yard ~Je lOd per yard; rch lhieGe NsI-
vets at l2s such generally sold for 50 Silks OF
every DESCRIPTION cheaper than they can be bouh nj aac
lion Ladies call and if the goods not uniformly
cheap before purchasing elsewhere Don't forge; Ihe
number 1t i, 80 Hudson street
B. WIthou, exception, these the cheaPe,t Goods
that have ever been offered IN this City. o2o lTis
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
iIIcrion sales.

ByE. II. Ludlow-EeaI Es'ate-5 lot, os .5h-s're'i
near Sd Av.nue-2l 40 ots IN l?'th and 10 src2,'
nqur the 7th Avenue each $z20 lots between ith ah
5,b Avenue. and l2slh and l2gth streets, $40.
By L. NJ TIoIm,n x Co.-Masra Ffsl'-Brg hcn
,ucky-3 80 boxes K R4'sins s. CD - % l5UJ 20
=, 81 5j0 sr boxes at %; i35 kegs at s. 81 81
sIr do a, 81: 80 Is halfkc Grapes al ~ -.
BID C. ( " Peli & co -Nala.a Fiui,, carsA har'.
Ma Chiffon COS boyes BGnca Mu,csei =: - 50 =
~ 100 half do 20 a Ole; 200 or do ii IS ~; 90
boyes Bloom at l3O $50 half 90 at 70 10 eg. ksis:n.
atSi IS; 40hsfdo al , 81 n -.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NtN-iohA' NoN ENihEh . io1i'
NIiuiniure Ai,s,nunc.-THIs Day
rTr suS r4EMooS FULL
Ri,e. 81 sets 5 6'7isc. 5 Sets a6I lin 2'm
Latest Dates.
roypoS . SEPT. l. aAvRE RE----.-------sEPT ]!
,,yrpgoc, SEPT. 10 xEw-oRLEAxs....-.ocr %
The next Steam-S Shipsto to Arrive
NOV t,vERYoot FROM BRISTOL.
Rr;,'n,a lc.,yes Oct 70 GrestWestern leavesOct %
Tb. next Stca m hip to Leave
rpov VosroS FROM
p;..n,,o l.,vss Nov l6 eatWesjern.leaves Noy2
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
uThe Directors OF the New-York Ly-

ceum respectfully inform the P-be that the Third An
nu4 Course Of Lectures before that institution will be de
vered in the Bfoadxay Tabernacle Wednesday
ings Of each week, commencing early in November
Introductory - the Hon Tr,trasi Bufges, Of Rhode
Island.
Hon Henry D. Gipin, Gate Attorney General Of the
Hon c. C. Can5reenr, 1ate Minister Of the United
states Russia) on Russia
Elihu Burrit, A. " dearned Bach smith Of Massa
chusets) The Influence Of Nyih'tscai Netap or
and Impressions tn Progfs Of General Intellectual
Cultivation and DeveopemsHt.'
Hon Rufus Choa,e. Grni,ed State. Senator from Mas
sachgsetts or The Literature OF the Sea-
Charlie. Eames E.q on Tne Romance OF the Times.
Henry K. Schoocrt. ESQ, l4e United States Indian
AGENT on Indian Character. Trait. &c.
Rev. Spencer II. Cone, on The Voluntary Principle.
Lowell Mason Esq. date President Of the Handel and
HAYDN Se.ey Boston on Music
Dsvd @ Pau Paul 'a nroTa Esq Of Philadelphia on The Ar.
Rev. Edxsrd IItchco:k LII. D.. Prof Geology, Am,
hersi College. The Wonders CT Science compared
with the Wonders of Romance"
Rev John Pierpont OF Boston Oh The Education Of
the Practical Man
vsledictory BY Gov. Pondrxier, Of Mississippi
The particular order wLich the above named gentle
men will appear having been fully arrang d. will be
nnogRcea to the Public fros week TO week, as the Lee
lures progress
TERMS or TUE COURSE.
Season Tickets (adIaItting lady and gentleman 50
Members So
Ladies d" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Can be obtained Of III. Librarian thu yoeum Rooms,
III Broa!way Dayton Il SaNtoa's. Of Fulton
ard Nassau streets, john L. Salisbury J05 Broad~ay
The Library and Reading Room of the Ne~-lo ork Ly-
open day and evenings for the use s Members,
al Broadway, next 10 the OF Llspenard str ct
,cond floor.
The Library is supplied with Books in evsry depart
Of Literature Science, the Mechanic Ar History,
Biography Bellies Lcttres Voyages Trayels, Mstaphy
,c, Theology Jurisprudence, Medicine, Poucs Econo-
ny, the Fine Ars-In rd all that can be useful TO The
General reader, particular student
The Reading Room. possessing ample accommodations,
he'd wi;h the daily aud week. Papers, cho'c-
and Foreign Periodicals. Journals of the various
Scicrces Sc &c.
New Publications will be added rapidly a= the funds
viii permit.
The Terra, of Membership only 81 per pay
tble, ifdesired sen-aunualy.
Ladies admitted membership on the same terms
Per order.
% If JOIN II. GRISCOM NJ. D., President
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
ROWERY CIRCUS.

nuIs EVENING, Nov ., the entertainment
viii commence ~its Grand En.ree' INC " ,;d W 81
Crv. Eissaut Pa Operatique Pcute Louse WSNs sHls
Vspj,inr nv the COMPANY helded by Mcfarland sh0
durng the a., eees threw 81 some Tsets nor,
b Young Nastcr Gcafoy Comic Song MI p'eHths9L "a
TisAt Koue ~ Hr Deuous. Dash!ni hoFseiaAnsniP %
yosnp M'Collun: Magic Ladder sy Wells AoniAu-eiei
BY Drrous.
An interHissiou Of fifteen minutes. ,,.r
Morning Spite BY Cadvaladsr and three Misses ell
Juggling ay jennings. Negro ENuayagaSza. oy he's'S
+ ColeRen H. Ne,tsver and JOAN Smith. To conclude
Nth nse coais marie linade eEulsd OLD DANE
TROT AND HER CONCEAL CAT. Ha.siul1. Ar'
DAVIS Psntaoon. HocA vel, Clown, Wells Co!uneue
Mad Wells
Equestrian liirecfor..-..Mr Cad llladsr.
Clowns, Mes>r,. Roc. soi! and Wells.
Composer ii me Pantomlm Scenes.
Ballet Master znd Stage Manager, Mr.Amhe5si.
Door. rs opened a, &: Performances commence at
Boxes % c.nts Plt. y ecnL. n3
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Josiah Richards, Auctioneer.
BE BANGS, RsCiaAkDS IL PLAT II.
Store 40 BrcaN, a.

On WEDNESDAY Evening, at O'c .a, at the .Ae~
ton Room.
BooxS-A geucrRl assortment of Miscellaneous Rook'
including lo of BlnGks, p. per. EngrayLss, &c. &e
Particulars in catalogue on dag of sale
On TUES DAY, November Wid three following days
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

In lengths OF 3 feet, l.
#. - #. or % f.
Note.-4'i 10 be OF
the best quality, and
rough kewed, strsi2 ht,
and square and to be Of
sufficient size TO work
a4proud edge wit7ig
go iache, Of the size-
mere giyea, 10 be- free
from sap ~cod. hear,
,hake,. wiad shakes
and all o;her defects.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

r5NBMEk,fs EOF faE u n = w '-PKo
POSALS VII be received at the Nay Agents Once
Ia TIN. city untl the t~esucth DAY "i NoEcmoe heA 'or
o ronlv of Timber spec fled in the Schedule al foot,
all 10 BE- selected from the groa III of lands within the IN
tuence OF salt water.
The Timber must be delivered at the Navy a'd BROOK
yr New-York free Of all charges aud subject 10 me m
-o.etion # the proper officer Of the y ard
SCUEDI-LE OF WHlTE-OAk TIMBER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
- DtCE~.-UN.ON COURsE. L.I.-TnaTs.

IL DAY ami Friday next. November iGh and 5th.
South a.! North opposed The stables OF Col. JOAN
son. aua Dr Goo:wyu Of Virgisa Of Mr. Laird and VIZ
Va mater Of New Jcrscy Of Mr. Stevens and Mao:
Jones Of NeS York. and Mr. Hsling- OF Pennsyivanss
vii be IN attendance
Taur.dsy Nov ith-Pursc 500 Two Nile Heats.
same tay Purse sill 3, given, Nile Heats. Entrance
money added the pure.
Fritay-Pursc $3.50. Fosr Nile Heats.
Sane Dal-Pur>e 80 Three Mile Heats.
T-e OF each Day will BE- published IN the morn
iue YaFe'-.
TIE la, xll leave the South Ferry each
day 1 AMI the horses will their arrival n tb-
Course wing sufceRI for tie accommodation OF
the yI.i;ers.
The Cub having expired the ruHning viii be- governed
privilege. Of the course and enclosed space during the
meeting by paying So Gate money paid will be retnru
those purchasing $ tickct, but pass the
sntc without pay ing there no !onrr any members
NJ 9tis By THE PROPRIETOR.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
NeNy-Xork Inrkctn.

AsnEs-The market l. without ciangeat i5 for Pearl.
an: 6,I2i FOR Pots There 4 moderate demand.
CoTToS-The sales have been Limited and the narket
is rather easier for the buyer.
Flour For Genessee and Ohio the enquiry Is prei;y
good to-day at $3.50 FOR brands in good order
Michigan and Troy st 5,9i 6L0 The .alcs 10 day ar
larger than for several d4ys past Son;nern j. -!.hoH-
variation wh light trsnactons. Georgetown and ilCS
ard Street 6,l2! Brandy G.25 Braady'iae Co.-
Mell AT 3 - jersey 3 2l2t.
GsAiN--One parcels Of Wheat are in maTke;
unsold Sales 1900 bushels Jer,ey Corr at ~ 81 = @
bushels Rye at G9 10c to 20 East 1880 do. supposed
al 6gc. del'd. Oais are dull a: J9c.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
prr.n AN:5 CWCNsNs; /;

hdtaAsNs., DF e rs u NVe n TT
~ Gs-Ns.-A large aud valuable assortment OF the
above article, of Dam Stubb and rwi>t. aud ita
ton barrels with percussion locks, patent ani I'M
alioa patent heecehes spring triggers arrow sight back
,ctou locks &c xc vita siiy-r ard ster mount'ne..
The above goods were laid IN uader such circun-tan
cos s will permit their being ,old At very large DC
iaciion from ihe Of mporaton for sale III lots 10
nj Z. EDWARD P TOaREY Plat u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

Il The Circus continues ed wi;h the Terv best
company IN Ne~-fork. The HariequiGa4e -lislt-
hours roar of laughter; but ;hs brisht par--ulr
of The nI.ht The young American. McCoum. cicctTies
The uiessnt audiences With as elegance, raPidity cour
sgeous d2rir- and II mense of tt most dit
cult and tlrliRE eiiesis nc eyed single horse
We advise cyory him. The boa.t takea ogi
Of foreigners from Tins Aosr. Remember ony sEt>
more. Aad the COMPANY t-pa.t for PhlAlelph.a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

c.1n WarsD.-LOst on Tuesday, ~ inst be
- L " tween 10 and IL o'clock. A NJ. in walking from
pier foot Peck slip D., rocket Book CONTAIN
ing two Twenty Dosr Notes and three Five-, amounting
TO- ali S5j supposed TO h. on the Bank OF AmeiiIn o
b civ he finder will receive the above und the
hanks If the owur bv leaving 1t al Jimes Barkers, No
3a6 Stanton ST. or with Mes'r,. Weaver Graunz No
! 20 Son,b., n3 2t-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

4 The Cheapest Cash Taller yet,-PE-
TER V. Hustled, No. Chatham - ezare, OF
Catharinestr-et. make. Clothing order the
style PER cheaper the cheape.; Cash Taller
in thi. city good fl, in all cases warranted. o-6 IN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
NEW CARPET STORE

With directions for use i. on the back Of EACH and buy
non. o,hsr druggists sell base Imitauon because
taey get les-seihng their conscience, for
that Baluy sam. May complaints have bean usde ov
those thus imposed upon. Unless they de,i-t names III
he published Wholesale aat retail q: 100 Nassau Il
Aeents-is3 Boxery, u East Broadsap. a2 BleecksF,
227 Hudson Ru:ton AspinEal, and l3s Fu!.oa stree
Brooklyn. o1S ihi7
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

L Diseases OF The Eye,-taielr published and
Tor sac b. Iosu Doy.e aad Il II. Tnclev, l-9: Broad
.ey .: ;h- Structure and Diseases OF the
Eye. by =" Claw Wasce, " D. Professor Of Opthllnii
SuTFerE il the Vermont Academy cf heiicne To any
one shout to operate No : uargalsd guide'-Ros
ionMedIcal and Surgical Journal ri b.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
masha.tan Temperance Benevolear

aocIety-The egular ~eeAly meeting Of TINS Society
will be held this (V-anesiay) evening. November 30, al
cock. the Presbyterian Church Fourth street.
Avenue D. Il Is requested that every member OF So
csty will attend, the election for otcers will take
place Immediately aer the coee OF the usual exercises
SeFera addresses xiii b. made the &c ri I-toXi
cctng drinks. All zee Interested the Temperance
C-usc are vel the ladies re>psettgiy EVl ed 10
attend. RI II WM BENSET, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
U Medicines OF Bel Quniit1-Appro.ed

popular Remedies, sacle- Engii-h and French teriuU
cry, Soaps, Brushes, Sc. FOR s1e ~
J Il l. CODDIN GTON. Druggists,
OH lmis' 227 HHi,na =; corner Of SpriHg
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

J EECFEES apl,EEE.D by ;irs. SARAH (
- HARPER NJ. dS Fesey-si. w.o has he'd mary .eaf'
.-i..,.o L. - h,.t.... ,o2l ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

10 lsng ths of 81 #. II
#. l6 # 81 4. or u #.
Note.-All TO be Of
the best quality, and
rough he~cd, straight,
and .qaare, and to be Of
sufficient size TO work
to 4 proud edge wiisIn
two Inches of the sizes
here giveo, to De free
from -ap-wood, heart
shakes, wind shakes
and all other defsct..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

All TO b. Of the hest
iqurlity aud rouz h he~
I'd, straight, parallel,
and sqn re, to be Of
i.umcie nt sizes to work
to a prord edge ~I;hln
two inches Of the siz
here gwen, and to be
free from sap wood.
hrsft shakes, wind
snakes, 2nd all ether
lleftct..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

The Boston Tins says OF the London
burglar who was arrested in that city last
week.
"Wilson, no doubt, is one oc the most
polished scOundrelS in this country, and
for ought we know, is the celebrated bur
glar and robber from Europe, said 10 be
in this country. His implements for car
rying on his depredations, many of them,
are Of curious workmanship, and made to
answer every emergency. He had stocks
with screws on the ends, in which could
be fi,ed any size of false keys. We not
iced an ingenious saw in the form OF tube
which would make an inCision in an iron
door large enough to admit Of ones arm.
He had in his assortment variety of
tools and instruments, which we could not
conjecture the use of. His manner Of
entering The room where the property was
found was curious, and showed some in
genuity on his part in discovering a mode
to deceive. The door was locked on the
inside, with the key in the door, Heap,
piled tube on the outside, which fitted
on The end of the key, (which had been
fled square,) with which he turned the
key and opened the door.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, APRIL 30, is4i.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Mr.. Tyler arrived at Washington the
second day after the death Of Gen. Har
rison. and entered upon his duties as Pre-
sident. Being called upon by the mem.
bers of the Cabinet, he desired that they
would continue in the places which they
now respectively occupy. The adoption
OF the Webster Cabinet was sufficient
indication of the course to be pursued by
him; but lest there might still remain
some doubts, he has given to the public
a kind of inaugural address, which we
publish. This is of decent length and
less ambiguous than the late inauguarl
though we cannot tell (after reading it)
whether he is for or against a national
bank. He says he shall sanction "any
CONSTITUTIONAL measure which, Origi-
mating in congress, shall have for its OBJ
iect the restoration Of a sound circulating
medium" If his former opinions and
/" the Fathers of the great REPUBLICAN
school" are togovern him in deciding up
on the constitutOnality ofa bank, he mus
oppose it. He is direct against the inde
pendent treasury, and very satisfactory tc
the office seekers--determined to cut of
heads unsparingly. Those Office holders
who have openly opposed his election, are
to be removed for interfering in elections
and those who silently voted against him,
are to be removed on suspicion of secret
and therefore less manly" opposition.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
THE COURT HOUSE.

The great deficiency of accommoda-
tons in and about the Court House must
be very apparent to every one who visits
Georgetown during the term. Hundreds
of jurors and witnesses are summoned to
appear before the Court at each term
and when they come there, after having
travelled, psrh'ps, twenty miles, they find
few seats (besides those occupied by the
impannelled jury,) and are under the ne
cessity OfstOnding until they are dismiss
ed. Besides the inconvenience to the
citizens at large, the Court is much an
nOyed by the hustle kept up by the walk
ing and talking Of those who are compelI-
ed to stand in the lobbey. A few hun.
dred dollars might give the inside of the
building the Semblance of Court House,
until it could be new.moddled. This, we
think, would not be objected to by any
one, who has attended Court and expert
enced the inconvenience complained Of
A bell is also very much needed. The
Sheriff possesses strong lungs; but still
he cannot be heard in all parts Of town
where those put up who attend Court,
and whom it is necessary to warn of the
meeting Of the Court.
We would not censure any public off -.
Ger or officers on account of these evils.
We believe the Commissioners, who have
discretionary power in this matter, are
fullyaware that something should be done,
but are deferred from action by circum.
stances, perhaps relating to the state of
the funds, with which we are unacquaint.
ed, We think that most Of those who are
now attending or have heretofore attend
ed court, will testify to the necessity Of
improvement: as 10 the expedienCy or
practicability, the Commissioners will
judge and doubtless do what is proper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

Alta meeting of the citizens Of Bethel
and vicinity. on Saturday evening the 10th
inst, held in consequence of intelligence
Just received, Of the death Of the Presi-
dent of the United States,
Jesse r. Grant was called 10 the Chair
and r. M. Sinks appointed Secretary -
The object of the meeting being briefly
stated by the Chair,
On Motion Of Col. Clarke, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adop.
ted.
Whereas, The melancholy news, Of the
death Of Gen. Harrison, President Of the
U. S., has been received, and whereas,
this painful intelligence should be
regarded as a subject of National Mourn
ing.
Therefore, ResOlued, That commit
tee Of FIVE citizens be appointed to pre-
pare resolutions, expressive Of the deep
grief felt by the citizens olthis place, in
common with the whole American PeO-
pie, on this sad and mOurnful dispensalion
Of Divine Providence and that said COM
mittee be requested to procure some
suitable person to deliver an appropriate
address at this place, on Saturday night,
the i7th inst. at 4 o'clock, P, M. TO
which time this meeting will stand adj
ljourned.
The following persons were then an
nounced, to compose the above commit
tee DR.. u. Ronayne, John K. Morris,
r. M. Sinks, John Quinlan, T. J. Nor
ris
On motion of Mr.. Clarke. the name oI
Jesse R. Grant was added to the com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Quihlan, it was
ResoEDed, That the proceeding Of this
meeting, be signed by tue Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the papers al
I Georgetown and Batavia.
The meeting then adjourned until
Saturday the 18th inst. at4 o'clock
| p. NJ.
JESSE R. GRANT, Chair
/ R. M. Sinks, Sec'y,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
auMoRs.-We have heard many rumors

RuMORs.-We have heard many rumors
within few weeks that England had de.
clared war against the United States
During the same time, rumors have been
set afloat in England that the United
States had declared war against Great
Britain. If Madame Rumor is always to
be believed, the armies and navies of the
two nations are now moving in hostile at.
rOy, and we may expect TO hear of bloody
battles as soon as they meet.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20
FIRE AT NoRTH..BEND.

Great uneasiness was caused in this
city yesterday morning by a report tina
Gen. Harrison's dwelling House, at North
Bend, had been destroyed by fire the pre-.
vious afternoon. Direct information,
however, arrived before noon, and quieted
all aPprehensions. The building was on
fire, but only the upper story Of the west
wing sustained any material damage
The roof and this were destroyed, but
without, we understand, the loss Of any
furniture, or seriously inconveniencing
the afflicted family Gin. GGz.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-20

COURAGEOUS REsrSTANcE TO A RoBBER
ny A woMAN.-At an early hour on Sat-
urday morning, Mr.. James Hunter, Of
Greenwich street, went from home, and
shortly after his wife happened 10 60 tow.
ards the bedroom door, saw stout color
ed man pushing out of the room, with Mr..
Hunters gold watch, worth $77, in his
hand. Mrs, Hunter instantly seized hold
of him, and he dropped the watch in the
hall. She still, however, held on TO him
until h 9 dragged her into the back yard.
He there got loose from the lady, and got
over the fence. But in the meantime
her cries Of "stop thief" had alarmed the
neighbors, who fastened to the spot aud
apprehended the rObber. Mr. Hunter al.
so returned about the time, and took the
fellow to the police Office, where he said
his name was John Spears, but his real
name is supposed to be COzzins. He was
committed to prison.
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