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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

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William EIDE
Jesse Dust
james II Nichols
Samuel Crowell
John P Flint
VIM S Pettengill
San.nel c Bovey
William w inslow Cd
Joshua Emmous
Henry E jerks
Adriel Gray
John \ Smith
Aaron Mons
benjamin Fogg
Hiram Turner
BENZ Davenport
Levi Chadbourn
Abner Nj Durham
Cha S Souther!and
james AlcAyry
lothian w Rogers
Waldron Leavitt
John Fosaett
Concider Brown
Richard B Tobie
Uriah Hamilton
William Hackett
John Clayton
John 2 Todd
u r Hubbard
VIM Ranks
William Hodgdon
Benjamin Willis
Joseph Hayes
Rufus Stinson
Caleb Mitchell ID
Baldwin Parshley
Converse o llodsdon
Lorenzo D Newall
John Young
David Purrin gton
Henry York
Stephen G Sawyer
William Moore
Jesse Totlnan
Joseph Remmick
VIM Larrey
F A Newcomb
r S Griffith
John d Waterman
Frederic Lincoln
Cha's w Jackson
George Colson
Peter Knight
Randall Church Jr
Joseph c Bradford
Nath'l Jennings
Nelson Partridge
Ezekiel Studley
Jesse Mitchell
Hiram II Bowles
Charles Green
Thomas J Tucker
Augustus f Winslow
Sam ! G Stinsun
Sam'l Parker
Robert Curtis
Alfred Killing
Allen j. Shaw
Abel Chadscy
George Vaughn
Sargent Bolden
Warren Mains
4 l. Stiason
David " Standish
John 3 Hodgdon
Asa Bradley
John Bisbee
Thomas Larrey
Thomas Il Bradford
VIM S Etnmons
wv, Nelson
Eben Colson Cd
Manthano Parsh ley
john L Brown
BENZ Stinson
WA W hitnry
Stephen T Berry
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
NAMES.

IEs.
/ Waldron Mars
! Edward Low
VIM Thornton
CANT Whitmore
Stephen 3 Penny
Thomas Bowles
Jesse II Dustan
IA Y Denison
Hiram Crooker
Daniel B Ward
iEben Colson
Philip Keenan,
James Howcs
IC A Brown
Edward Higgins
WIN ii Harrison
William Sally
David Owen
James S Bennett
Robert G Soule
VIM J Crawford
Job Scott Donne!l
! Josiah d Haley
ALBERT Parshley
jackson Names
George Barton
lAbner McFadden
Benjamin McGill
Washburn Golden
James Couliard
John Weeks
Charles & Lee
samuel Tibbets
lNath'l Longley +
John Mitchell
Joshua p. Lennont
Ge orge Hutchings
Mathew Skolield
B T Currier
John Parshley Cd
Edmund C A len
Isaac Croker
Joshua S Clark
Robert Stapel
Peter Clogy
Joseph CurrieF
John Foote
w IN Mathews
John w Briggs
James r Hinkley
Lewis Siilfn
Henry L Marcel
Samuel Preston
Stephen Croker
John A jackson
Samuel An dcrson
Stephen Haynes
Edward Colby
James G Crawford
VIM Greenleaf
james Roach
Jacob X nowltan
John Beals I'd
William Brown
John Grace
Humphrey Aubens
Felix McGorden
Thomas r Smith
Fobes Turner
John 3 Irull
" iiliam Winslow
John B Morrison
John " ebb
VIM II Noble
Benjamin Rrmmiek
Joshua Mitchell
Hiram Gorham
IJohn Thomas
James Wakefield
Hiram 1ibbets
JOHN II Wormwood
lOrin Bowman
Allen Gitchcll
WIN S Robbins
IJohn Gooch
Richard Blina
!Ephraim Pinkham
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NEW ASSOKTAIENT!

~ FISHER A. DOnneIl, offers for sale
~ reasonable tcrms at ROGERSs
! - block, Front street, new and extensive
EaRa~E5 <-E assortment of fashionable Boots, and
- Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. &c. suta-
S4seee bic for winter ana spring wear, among
which are-Lades Fur lined walking Shoes-Iades French
Kid Slippers of all Observation-Disclosures Leather Shoes of all
yles-Childens' Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes of all
descriptions and sizes GENTS C.3LF, KIP e. THICK
BOOTS. A good assortment of HATS and CAPS suitable
to the ALS0-A good assortment ofRUBBERS, all
sizes The above together with variety Of other articles
will be sold low for cash
Custom work, done to ORDER at short notice. in faithful
and workman like manner.
N. b. Accounts of more than years standing
settled Immediately. F. A. DONNELL,
Bath, Feb. 10th, 16il. tf45
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SHIP CIlAEDLERY.

A GENERAL assortment constantly hand and for sale
N by ZlNA HYDE, Il Co.. Front street, Bath including
GOhO3fE Manila and Tannd, from the manufactures Of
PlymoutE Malhehrad and Boston, By the retail
SELL CLO1H, DUCK and THLNt Of most descriptions
VA.NCHORS Of all s!zrs warranted. CH.3LN C.7BLES,
Sheets and u Boston manufacture from English refined
ron ard warranted or two years; also English Chains.
Boil and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes and Nails,
with other castings of all descriptions. Windas Necks and
Cap~tan Spnd!.s link SheathnF MILLS, and ap-
proprate article. .A:3pHL STORES, Paints Oils and
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three to ten inch. Ship
blocks and Pumps. NAUTICAL LNSTPU.ilh'YS, books
and Charts.
Many OF the above articles, cam suitable notice be de
lvcred to the purchaser his place of business direct
the anuacoy free Of expense to him. and tho manuac
ture's lowest prices. Bath, 1871 lyl
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INSURANCE AGAINST

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE 1.-The Rockingham
Mutual Fire lrsrLcG Company wi, take risks against
loss by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, And the cub
scber VIII attend al all tmes the application Of
for Insurance by said Company JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath, Feb Is, 1911, tft7
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HoUSE, SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING.
= ~. aAW YEN, would respectfully inform his old Gus
carry on e above business in its branches, with des
Bath, January 30, l64l tf15
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nN and after the tenth day Of June and until the tenth
~ day Of October lSil, quarantine shall he had on all
vessels their officers, crews passengers cargoes on their
arrival from the West Indies Gulf of Mexico or any port
Where any contagious disease prevahed on their departure
died. have been sick with any contagious disease during
their homeward passage No person shall be admitted go
board Of go shore from vessel when at quar-
antine, without permit from the Health Officer The
law will be strictly enforced. Vessels will anchor at the
usual place of quarantine nearly opposite south Steam
MILL Pilots requested to attend to the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer.
Bath, MAY 10, l94l. tfe
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CONSTITUTION.

ART. |. ANY person may become member Of
this Society, who has been in the habit of drink
ing any intoxicating Spirit since the first of No
vember last, by signing the pledge.
ART. 2. The officers of this Society shall be a
President, Vice President, Recording and Core
spending Secretary, Treasurer, Board of Trus-
tees to consist of persons; also Board Of 5
persons TO solicit donations for the purpose of
helping those members of this Society, who may
need assistance The above officers are to be
chosen every three months by hand-vote
ART. 3. The Trustees shall superintend all the
prudential affairs of the Society, and examine all
the accounts of the Treasurer md donation Com
mittee, to report every three months, and often
er, if the Society vote.
ART. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the Correspond
ing Secretary, to answer all communications ad
dressed to the Society, and open and maintain
such correspondence may advance its interest.
ART. 5. The Recording Secretary shall keep
fair record of all the proceedings of this Society
ART 6. The Treasurer shall have the keeping
of all the funds of the Society, and pay out no mo-
neys, unless by an order signed by three or more
,of the Trustees.
ALT 7. The Donation Committee shall solicit
funds of such persons as they may think proper
and make known the obectf for which the money
is to be used.
ART. =. Any person may withdraw from .he
Society, by signifying his desire to the Secretary
ART. 9. lfany person shall violate the pledge,
1t shall be the duty of the members to expostu-
late with him, and endeayor to reclaim him and
If he shall still persist in doing, he may be ex
PEELED at any meeting of the Society, by a ma
jority of the voters present
ART. 10. No person shall be allowed at any Of
the regular meetings of this Society. who has not
drank Liquor since November last
Arr. ii The regular meetings of this Secety
shall be every eve, until otherwise ordered.
ART. ~ This Constitution may be amended at
any regular meeting of the Society, by vote of
two thirds of'the members present.
ART. i. This society shall be called the Wash
ington Tee-total Society of Bath, Maine
ART. 2. Any person who has been, or now is,
in the habit of drinking any spurious, vinous or
other fermented liquors Of any kind within six
months, can become members by s,gning the
pledge, and none others.
ART. 3. No person shall be allowed at any of
the meetings of this Society, who is not elligable
to membership, nor anyone who belongs to any
.other Society un1es he wishes to become member
except persons from other towns
ART. 4. When a question comes before the
Society regarding persons right to membership
the question shall be taken by yeas and nays.
PLEDGE.
We the undersigned members of the Washing
,ton Tee-total Society of Bath, Maine, believing
it to be duty We owe to ourselves our families
and to Society, do hereby promise and pledge our
sacred word and honor that we will from this
time henceforth and forever abstain from drink
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IL. Il. SAWYER,
IIIlD u asLNI. a

IL. Il. SAWYER,
.4ITORN'EY ut Law,
BOWDOINHAM, Me.
B. f. S. mill attend the several Courts IN Cume,Iand Lin
coin md kennebec c0"nej and nil attend ercluspey to the
business Of his Profession.
REFER
uox T W,,,M rDs"L91 EseH' Portland Me-
HoN. SAMUEL GRAY, Bowdoinhdm, NE.
i. C. BAILEY, ESQ.,, Bath, NE.
william THOMAS THOMAS, Esq ESQ. East ThomqstOn.
MEssEs. GRRELT & GUILD Merchants, Boston, Mass
SEBA SMITH, ESQ, .&'eo York City
Bowdoinham, March, 1871. tf32
EASTERN RAILROAD RESTOR ATOR.---
- D. H. LOMBARD, n 12 COMMERCIAL STREET,
HUSTON. Good board lodging by the week or day at
the most reasonable terms If 45.
GROCERIES % PROVISIONS.
GOOD assortment just received and for sale low by D.
IA Marston, consisting Of Coffee, Sugars Teas Moasses,
Flour, Pork, Cheese, &c, &C. March 81. II So,
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We the undersigned members of the Washing
atom Tee-total Society of Bath, Maine, believing
it to be duty VIC owe to ourselves our families
and to Society, do hereby promise and pledge our
sacred word and honor that will from this
time henceforth and forever abstain from drink
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

LAcoNrCs.-Fortune is painted blind
that she may not blush to behold the fools
who belong to her
Some men get on in the world on the
same principle that chimney sweep
passes unierruptedly through a crowd
Fanatics think men like bulls-they
must be bulfeted to madness ere they
are in fit condition 30 die.
Some connoisseurs would give a hun.
dred pounds for the painted head Of a
begger, whOl would threaten the living
mendicaul with the stocks.
Ifyou boast Of a contempt for the world
avoid getting mio debt. 1t is giving
to gnats the fangs Of vipers.
Fame is represented bearing trump
er Would not the picture be truer, were
she TO hold handful Of dusis
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

You talk OF the prosperity Of your city.
! Know but one tru6 prosperity. Does
the human soul grow and prosper here 2
do not point me TO your thronged streets.
esk who ihrong them! Is il low. mind
ed, self-seeking, gold. worshipping, man
desplslng croud, which | see rushing
through themG Do meet in them, un
der the female form the gaily decked
prostitute, or the idle, wasieful, almess
woman Of fashion? Do | meet the Young
man, showing oifhis pretty person as the
perfection of natures works; wasting his
golden hours in dissipation and slOth, and
bearing in his cOuntenance and gaze the
mark Of proAgateH Do meet grasp,
ing multitude, seeking TO thrive by cou-
cealmenis and fraud9 An anxious multi
tude driven by fear Of want to doubtful
means olga An uuEecIing multitude,
caring nothing for others, il they them.
selves prosper or enioyf In the neigh
borhood ofyour comfortable or splendid
dwellings are there abodes of squald mis-.
cry, or reckless crime, Of beslial intem-
perance, Of half furnished childhood,
Ofprofaneess, dissoluteness, of templa-
tioDfor thoughtloss youlhH And are these
multiplying with your prosperity, and
Outstripping and neutralizing the infu.
ences Of truth and viItueP Then your
prosperity is vain show. lis true use is
10 make a better people.
The glory and happiness Of a city con
sist not in the number, but the character
of its population. OF all the fine arts in
city, the grandest is the art of forming
noble specimens ofhumanity. The cost
liest productions ofour manufactures are
cheap compared with wise aad human
being A city, which should practically
adopt the principle that man is worth more
than wealth or show, would gain an i'm
pulse that would place it at the head of
the cities. A city in which men should be
trained worthy ofthe name, would become
the metropolis of the earth.-Dr. Chan
ming.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

TIE CHINESE TAILoR.-Among the
many whimsical anecdotes of the peculiar
habits of the Chinese, nerhans few will be
considered more characteristic Of their
love Of imitation than the following, To
wards the close of the last century, an Of
ficer ofthe Pitt, East Indiaman, when that
ship lay off Canton, sent ashore TO ma
tive, an order FOR dozen pairs Of trousers
TO be made of the Nankin for which Chi
na has so long been famed. The Chinese
artisan required pattern; he could not
make any thing without patternI 50 a
pair Of trousers were sent at his request,
which pair had been mended with a
patch and needle work on the knee. In
due time the dozen pails were sent on
board, made ofa fabric Of exceeding beau
ty for fineness and quality, but every pair
bearing alike an heraldic badge the OBJ
noxious patch on the knee, exactly copi-
ed stich for stitch, in a style that reflected
the highest skill Of the workman, and for
the difficult execution Of which an extra
charge was made upon the purse Of the
exaspered owler, who had no alternative
but to bring home his bargain as quaIifi
cation for the Travellers Club; for Ger
tainly, among no kindred or people living
hetwixt this fand China, could similar
achievement have been perpelrated.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
From the Greensborough IN. c. Patriot
A TRUE STORY.

1t is remark generally applicable TO
the character of the "better half" OF man
4hal though she be given to censure aud
admonish her lord in those eloquent phil
ippics famiiary called curtain lectures,
or even enforce her precepis in the less
delicate mode of applying the broomstick
to his pate-yot she will allow no NOR
tai but herself to abuse or WELD the chast-
ening rod over him with impunity-shc
is as ready to take up the cudjels for his
defence as for his correction. And the
rule has been noted to work both ways.
II is singular and admirable trait in wo-
man, that she will unhesilatingy defend
the life, property, honor-in short, "all
and singular the rights and credits"rOf Ter
husband, against allaggressions of third
persons-even though she be most scan
dalously i'll treated and abused by him.
We have not ventured these specnla-
tions without "case in point" TO back
us. A respectable old acquaintance Of
= ours says that when he was young man,
full Of ardor and chivalry of youth, this
adventure befeI him. While travelling in
strange country, ne came upon CaOIh
from which he heard the angry voice Of a
man, mingled with the screams of a wo-
man, and at regular intervals a hickory
stick singing through the air as if well
laid on. lie rode around 10 gea sight ol
the cause of all this clamor, when he saw
burly looking fellow thrashing his wife
like fury ,witha stick too formidable to be
within tho meaning of the statute. On
perceiving our friend, the beIIlgerenls
suspended operations--ihe "shower o.
timber" ceased to fall, and there was
great calm for few moments duration
\The young man, whose wrath had SUD
denly waxed hot against the cruel nus
band, cried out, "You brute! you rascal
throw down thai whip, and don't ioucI
the woman again, or ri wear it over you
own ugly carcass! you savage, you! :
Who SHOULD respond 10 this valiant def
ance but The injured lady herself! TuFr
ing her blowzed hair out of her face, an
giving her fist portenluous shake, SD
7, squal!ed out" He's as good as 20" ar
you gawky, good-for nothing crcetw yo'
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s[IERlFF'S sALE.

10y virtue of Two writs Off. fa. ct lie.
BE fa. TO me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
front door of the Court House, in George
Town, on Saturday the 18th day ofAugust
iS4I, 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 at Stake
bearing south, 80 degrees east, d poles
from the most soniherfy corner of trac-
lionrl lot No. 20l in said town; thence
north 45 degrees east, go poles TO stake
on the bank of Redoak Creeks thence
south, 80 degrees east, 81 poles to a stone
on the bank Of said creek, thence down
the creek west. % .pules TO a stak e itl'essssl
south, 3degrees west, % poles TO stake
thence north, 81 degrees west, is poles
to a stake, thence south, 6j degrees 4
minutes west, 20 poles l5 links 10 the be-
ginning, containing acres.
To be sold as the real estate of Rob
ert Carr al The suits of PIage 81 Krker,
and james Gqtherman' Admr. against
said Carr,
Terms cash in hand.
JOIN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. G. o.
Sherf''s Office, July 9th, lS4l.
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slIERIFF'S SALE.
JOHN P Hickman and others

JOHN Hickman and others
vs. Brown com. pleas.
Andrew Donaldson & othsrs,
BY yvittue Of writ of Ca. So. to me directed
by tho court Of common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, will Offer for sale at the house o
James Woods in franklin township, Brown
county, Ohio, on Saturday the l4th day of Au'
gust, 1Sll, bstween the hours Of tsn and foul
O'Clock on said day, the following property, &c
wit: one sorrel mare and one oay marc,
IT. bo sold as the property Andrew Donald
son in the above case. Terms case.
THO'S j. STlVERS, Deputy, for
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f BIC. o
August 9, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

Mr.. WHITE will give an examination oI
his school on Friday the 9th Of August
Also, all exhibition in the evening The
Georgetown and Ripley Bands are ex
pected to attend the exhibition. Exer
cses in the Presbyterian Church, com
mencng at 8 A. NJ, half past l P. NJ.
and half past seven P. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Rachel GalbEeaih ! Brown Com.
VS.. Pleas,
William Crossley's Partition.
TIaiFz

helFS.
Pursuant 10 an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for Browa
COMFY, Ohio, made at their April Term,
1871, will offer for sale. at the front
door of the Court House in Georgetown,
on Saturday the 3lst day Of July, lS4l,
between the hours of 10 and q ohiock
on said day, the fallo~ing described real
estate. tp-'rir: Ninety four acres two
roods and 34l poles. part of a tract Of
land, containing one hundred and twenty
eight and half acres: BerinniDg al two
ashes and beech, in the line Of old sur
vey aud northeast corner TO Alexander
Martins tract: thence with Martins line
west one hundred and six poles to two
ynns in Martins line and corner To Will
lam Jones tract, thence with Jones' line
norihs one buQdIedan ninety foaT pOles
10 three beechAs, corner 10 Jones; thence.
leasf, one hundred aud six poles to aa elm,.
buckeye and beech in the line Of the old
survey; thence with said line south, one
hundred and ninety fouI poles, to the
place of beginning; being part Of a tract
Df land granted by Patent from the Presi-
dent of The United States unto Nathaniel
Massie. The part Of said l2S acres aud
TWO roods, not for sale is thirty three and
three fourth acres and FIVE and half poles
tOf said land, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the northeast corner Of said
William CrossIey's farm, corner also to
James Mckinney; thence running south
ninety SIN poles 10 a stone; thence north,
SO degrees west, fifty seven and half
poles to stone; thence north, 81 cast, to.
sugartree 50 poles; thence west, seven
poles 10 stone; thence north, eight poles
10 stone on the line between said Will
lam Crossley andJamesMcK nney; thence
with said line fifty seven poles to the be-
ginning; (Which last descr bed tract was
decreed by said Courl to George Cross
ley.) Ordered TO be sold in the above
case.
TERMs-one third Of the purchase
money in hand-one third payable in 3
vear, and the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest on the defer
red payments; to be secured by bond and
good security.
| JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. B. G. o. ,
Sheril's Office, June 25lh, lS4l.
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Attention.!

The Commissioned and staff officers OF the
First Rife Battalion, Second Bdgsde, Eighth
Division Of the Ohio Milil, are hereby com
mandsd to appear on the Public square IL
Genrget9wn oa Tnufsiay tle 18th day Of AZ.
gust next, at tea o'clock A. VI armed, equip
ped and uniformed according - law, for officer
drill; and TO continue under the command of thu
commhndant of the Brigade until dismissed on
the following dOy.
By order the Commandant Of Brigade.
ROBERT McKNIGHT, Lieut.. Col.
July 26, Is4l.
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Taxes for the year 184l.
TREASURY OFFICE,
Brown County, d

] NENSUNT OFFINEY
Brown County, Ohio.
TEIE TAXES levied in said county for the
present year W i'll be as follows: For state
and canal purposes, mills; for county and
school. 3 mills: for public buildings, mill; for
road Ia mills; amounting to Sl,OO on each one
hundred dollars on all property subject to taxa
tion in said county, exclusive of township tax,
which will be in Union | mill, Huntington
mill. Byrd mil, Jackson mill, Washington |
mill and Il poor. Franklin mill, Pleasant |
mill, Lewis mill, Clark 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 witi
In No Q. Lewis, on the Both of August next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
DIED.

On Wednesday morning, July 2ist.
Mr.: JOHN BouDE, of Brown county, Ohio
in the 77Ih year of his age.
Editors in the South and West, will
please copy, hoping the notice may meet
the eye of son, John G, Boude, ), wkc
has not been heard from for the last two
months. Any information in regard tc
him, addressed to Samuel Boude, ot
Augusta, KY, would confer favor on
an aged mother -Maysvile Eagle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
SnERlFFlS SALE.

BY virtue of three writs Of Venditoni
ErpoaaS to me directed by the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County, Ohio; | will offer for sale at the
front door of The Court House in George
town on Saturday the l7th day OF JnIy'
Is4l between the hours OF 10 q O'Clock
on said day, the following property to wit
In lot No. 6 in tho town Of FincasIle
Brown County, Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the property o
Thomas Selman at the suits Of john FL
lison, Samuel Pan9buru aud Griffin AM
Luckey against said Thomas Sellman.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'ff. B. C. o.
sherif's Office, June llth, le4l