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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
BAnGAINs IN Day GOODS

~ hpciiuou vii be presented 20 the next Legisia
ture fora Ferry across the Malpony River at Walker
ton. from the landing Of W II a G SAFE.
dec T-wgt'
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Prices reduced. 18Th December, IS4I.
CRoUCH BROOKS q hudson. beg Ioayr to
- call ate nlon 10 Their remaining stock, embracing
al reduced prices, A. they anxious 10 reduce tsir
hey take an i"'eni"ry and enter ons years busi
They arc determined 10 offer such Inducements As can
not ai TO meet the appreciation Of tbosc season.
or S they lave ch05c Si@ss 70 v we ''"""' goods
Rich new. Style Chena and ChaDscab.e suss-UEh. aud
Mous,lne de Lanes, PopIns AMI Chnufes
Plain Medic CoIDrCI HruFlIucs
Black Gro DE Rhine I Ks
% EmDrntcrcd Thibcl sgd BroCus shawls
Ea'ra 6ne Blue Woo Black ani Fancy coIorci Cloths
DO DO Cured Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Do do Clssmorcs handsome ass Ortmcut
NeTuOcs A. b. 81 90, AM IS 81
French and German M0nuOCs, dark winter prints
White aud scarlet Flauuels rich printed Boo kings
kefsoys, Lusgys, rauneu-aui Blankets for Negroes
Ezra Gno Bod blankets, Al reduced prices
BencI,d aud Brown Domcs'ics, and Gotten oznaburgs
XTIHGINiA In CIanccry.-Ar Rules held In the
Circuit Superior Court 81 Law ant Cnanrcry G1r Iou
s1u. pf arsfnzf John PaindrrcrsrJ John WSrsfe a1d
hCaaa hnson he two latter executors ofLuey ousres
Tnsdsiouia e. John Poinderter not hayinE catered his
appearance auIgvou security according 10 Law and me
rules Of this Court, aud appearing, by satisfactory cv
dsnre, That Do BE- uNabisnf % thia Sata on motion
Of The plant ~ me- counsel is ordered, that The sad
defendant John PondcUcr DO appear before the Judge Of
the sail twuT.U tho Courthouse, tho day u The
next FERN fthc ssii court and the plaintiffs h;
aud that cory ofTs order be forthwith inserted boz some
news paper published boz the civ NJ Richmond, for o
months suecessvsy aud posted the ou IoOr " the
IuuflHlsC NJ 'Ur county on some ruUr day
Copy. TcHc,
Dc l4-vgv JOHN HUNTER, g..
,sl iLN - sATiNs AHD FANCY GOODS.
- Black Italian LusrIugs, r0m 30 o. 90 ra
] Blue Black Gru fH Rhine
i DO do no swiss
Z Eich Cnrno rilH
y Do CnWgeabe Figured
ID Ego Bonnet silks
SItuH. aI ruIUrB
ALSO,
shawle, Scsrf1 M,uNIlas rich assortment N
9 CJNNINGWAM'R
Al icH New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
CHEAP SERVANTS CLOTHING
2 Mkt Errssyr, &c, 10 g.. etc
. VI LiuscyEr u, nc, so
4 FaffIuTffH. Be
KontucEy Jeans, 2s3i at
JB CUSSISGHAM5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
SLATE nINER,CAntc,,y

i = IA
"a pnhS The school Room Is large and r'G Iot ~
',iyu WIN N'pHl obcs, auctaIuin T,IuItSn,
MIL. ann rhilnsorheal APPARATUS IL l. sirn,,"
nut NHi OF hurkiugh1in Cuuri iIousc ana, ~
nctlh ald u"ra" the ncg hbourho1,i IA no,
10y VT lhs ssato Access can Je ha hy rt,rTs g. ny
VIA, - within miles. ~ " "@iu"icks,
Ihls sS ho'l viii b" under the care and sy,,,,t, =,
~ .'Tvls,sned VII" have procured n e sei,ie,s Of M
'uIheI native OF Virginia, and Graduate OF 80
OF The University OF Rcrlu. sriuuaio
:, mI l. spciks tue French Spanish Italian anil De-.
9 ah VIII give instruction In thoAc orally AMI
TINS sGhnolts Designed to prepare Young MAJ, -.
eass's ia college or the Uniyerstty or 10 ~.
Ioenmmendu to ell Parents ami y',1T.sn SuhuuehiY
tr to' ther sous or wards The meIns OF thorruy PRO
or,,,-r,,,,,. e MS.
snj EGsi GHran',s, ""u's Archtnctie, Geogrnpbv
Nnurh Ihl ,sopiy, Autonomy Chcn,i.i.'' ~ sp W
$3.50 NORA aii intellectual Philosophy, hirrl', ,lS'
~ y, '''E '"n merry, Surveying ~,
isaln' creek and Hebrew $50 ~ NJ
I.hen !rrman' spanish aad Ittlisn 10 Is w. ~
mi NcATept the Lain, Cree or Hebrew schnirrSO
WI De charged only So extra - "O'AiS WHO
IS our object Is to nave autI srho,l ,,. III, 4, -
Nahnhs lodging lEhs, &C At the 80, ~
p,l session e 10 months. No deduct ON amer $50 "
'rhcculCui, except Ia cases Of EirEurEs p' S'ul'
suT'h mat the morals the pupis ,sr, 49, =, a.
uN N'uu'h TO- u H. very important tb.t .p,Isn,. III
al o"snhns when the classes Will be aTTauSs
ai,I tns dItcTen branches commenced " '"Nseu
I7th November. S' y" tue 'th June, and
me s sI'H ices VII %" cKPected DO paid on or hcroro
- Apply TO either us, directed TO rucsirrh,, fem,
VIM MOSELEY,
de I3-w.v, IMo,s hoNDURANT,
- w" CT. NUSEILH.
, no EnqnIer ard Waterman OF the south rcop.,,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
DEATHS.

Died, on Friday morning, Mrs FRAxcEs, wife Of
torntIo E'tIns. and youngest daughter Of the late
Joseph Marx, ESQ, of Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14

CLEARED,
Brig Esstz, Rhymes, tobacco md cotton, for En-.
gland, by Kerr, Caske & Co
ARRIVED,
Schr Eclipse, Calhoun, North Carolina, ST. inges,
to master.
Schr Avon, Norris, Hartford, sundries, x G.
Winston, Ellis, Elicit & Co, G Cormick, NJ Lack.
land.
SAILED,
Schr Forest, EIdridge, Charlestovn, coal, &c.
Schr LenIty, Lee, New York, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
TO Town AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
ROOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.

THIS lay December G. 1871, by the NnraEanssf Iurt
Il arrived from the nanufacfUrer am In rrrsipt ~ a
irrtcr supply ~ Pail aud Winter Roots md Fhnrs com.
prsua many add desirable kinds, u the following
drsCrirnoua-
Mems heavy prrroi BrOgHne. extra quality
DO fur XII lined and bound HrHfaua
40 fur Calf fiuutrrE, superior uraIty
d. heavy HCwcd wafer Roots
DO double ruIc Wafrf Proof Roots
womcn'F fnc Leather WALKING Shoes
DO hup iHHfh1r Taco Route
Boys Guo talf E1Ufrr4 very superior
Yuurha fine Calf U11trra
The above gD1s direct from mo Landa Of the Mann
factories and will be cold worry low prces ~ ocs,s
and retail SAMUEL PUTNEY.
nUTHHfn tho UuIus ~ q 81. ff...f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, December Is, 1871.
FLOUR-By the quantity. is dull at as %.
CORN-Od cron SIS cents, new so.
OATS-From Cars and wagons, 45c.
TOBACCO Remains dull, without change in
prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14

D-Apc'itou uilbe presented to the next Lsgisa.
ture FOR Ferry the Malpony River at Walker.
ton. from the landing Of wH& sc SAFE
dec va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
FOR RENT

-,.-.I ~. ~ " Mitkst bridge.
EANMNILLE FEMALE sI.MISAHt-
HHNlN' been selected 90 Puucipal Of Inc F,,uny,l.
tSnsc seminary, dCCiu proper to stat. tIst The
s5 ~ VII ee nt"nei Tor pupils the Is day Of IobIusT,
, 49, Az Who can Tcai aud sp. without TrraId 40 az.
trn.gS lu'n that the course Of study will be a. 81,
va sny uf oar hghcs selninarc. nj thai a.,
t r,,,,t,',,' "scfnticnt Of the SChycl will be sue
tell.rIi me lnl develop Of the moral ana In.
,oa,hs ~ Rates OF Tuition, per cssion OF nv,
Va Ane, spelling. " rtIny ,,.,....,..
foT the her ca
Nu.tr -. r. p,.s' nianchrs. No Ia
s % .ne fiano with sinsinE ... 90 90 ~
Painting anu Ia -
de lt-iaNSw '''''' .......lO ~
tUf- Enluircr r.,pcs,.t,,. = LEA, PtincipaL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14

CHEAP SERVANTS CLOTHING
Mkt Errssyr. &c, 10 g. etc
VI IiusCyF, o., nc, ls O.
FafiIurffH. Be-
Kentucky Jeans, 2s3i, NJ
! v CUNNISGHAM's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14

IyOH HEgT.=A lot ofrrDund situated ON Church
il1 the residence NJ Col goofze VI Carringfo1
confaininr between two and three sores well rprgoI
With snail HrCk House, aud We'll n01d water fbe,c.
Tbis l1 has been for several years Iast -ulvse =.
garden, aud ~ situation cOnmaniH every a,iysnsge ~
very forward one. Applyto IOFTtN NJ EIJETT
no2 NJ Executor Of Orion wfiamH. jesid
AMP OII.-Gcasks Hleao he'd Winter srr.t,.,, -,
i 4 inf RON EohT Nassau, for sale by '''
doc Ii-G LANCASTER, DENNY a 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water this day, 4, Al o'clock. P. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-14
TRUSTFE

VIII stand the ensuing season AZ my sta.
Il ~ ble, spring Grove, Hanover County, Va 4:
NTA u niles nOrtH ~ tho City Of Richmond,
h and within miles Df the Junction VI the
49, L-- l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
OLD WINTER Is COMING.
by MISS HANNAH GouL

BY MISS HANNAH GOULD.
Old winter is coming again-aluck!
How icy and cold is he
lie eaes not pin for shivering back,
Hos saucy old chap 70 white and black.
lie Whistles his chilis with n wonderful knack,
t"f he comes from a cold country.
A witty old fellow this winter is:
A witty old fellow for gles,
lie cracks his jokes on the pretty swee. miss,
Tic wtinkly old maiden unfit TO kiss,
And freezes the dew of thar ips-for this
Is ths way with sucn fellows as he.
Old winters fra,ickso ne old bladI wot,
lie is wild in his humor and FREQ!
He'll whistle along for the want of his thought
And set all tho warmth of furs at nnught,
And ru!ls the laces the pretty girls bought,
For ftolicsomo fellow 10 he
Old winter is blowing his gusts along,
And merrly shaking the tree
From mora till night he will sing his song;
Now moaning ana shor--now bowling and long
His voice is loud, for his lungs are strong
Amery old fellow 10 he.
Old winter is a w;cko old chap Iwecn--
As wickad as ever you'll sse
llo withers the flowers 80 fresh aud green,
And bites the pert nose Of the miss Of sixteen,
As shs triumphantly walks in maiden sheen
A wicked old fellow iShe.
Old winters tough old fellow for blows;
As tough as ever youth see;
He'll trip up our uottsrs, nnd rend our clothes,
Aud stilfea our limbs from fingers to toes
lie minds not the cry Of his friends or his foes
A tough old fellow iI he.
A cunning old fellow is winter thsy say,
Acuaning old fellow is he;
lilo peeps in the crevices day by day,
To 'ee how we Ors passing time away,
And makS all crr doings fom grave and gay,
LIN afraid he is pesping at mo !
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07

back to AnartkyY Told aim siould
Ike % get peep at Niosco", for III
heard cons derabie about their setting
ere to the Kremlin, and Id read a deal
about Gen. Bonabarle hut it would cosI
sighl - money to go there, aud wanted
20 cary my earnings TO mother. So |
Did him good bye and come of. Now
what DO you guess he did next morning
vow he sent the same man, in regimen.
tails, 10 carry me TO Moscow, in one Of his
own carriages, and bring me back again,
when I've seen all | want to see! And
we are going tomorrow morning, Mr..
Dallas. What do you think uow9"
And sure enough, the next morning
the Yankee boy passed the ambassadors
house, in a splendid coach and four, wa
wing his handkerchief aud shouting ''guo1
bye gnod bye -
Mr.. Dallas afterwards learned from the
emperor that all the particulars related BY
This adventurous yonlh were strictly true.
lle again hearI from him at Moscow, Wis.
tied by the public officers, and treated
with as much attention as is usually be.
slowed on ambassadors.
The last tidiags Of him reported that
he was travelling in Circassa, and Wi.
ting journal, which he intended to pub.
lish.
Now, who but a Yankee could have
done all thaI?
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
TIE DEVIL KILLED.

The Raleigh IN. C.) Rasp gives the
following account of fellow being sho
in Georgia lately, in the disguise of the
devil:
The fellow disguised bimseIc with q
club foot, went TO the house Of an old IA.
dy, a rch widow, called himself the devil
and lrighled the family off the premises,
took the old ady'S money, and clipped.
IN the act of rettea'ng, he was met a
mile or Two from the bous, by mnn
with a gun, who had been to attend "A
muster, SGd was then returning home,
who. too, had taken a liuls too much of
lh' 'cri'er." The man, uoon seeing
hIrr rerealed, Ieveled his gur, and dc.
handed who comes there? III am the
Frnce Oi Da kness. hut it is not thee |
am after, Jesse BradlOck | had but one
or Two subjects and them have despllch.
"d to the Inwer regions" Jesse NOT, be
I"g dispo'ed to lei his Devisbip pass.prs.
Sehled his gnn and ordered him not 10
move. SATAN commenced swelling. emit.
ing smoke at The same time anA burn.
ing sulphur. Jesse not liking the smell
u sulphur, fired, and laid his Snanic
Majesty a corpse at his feet! Ia then
n 'de hl' WY 10 The house of he old h.
iy, where he found The fmiy in he
'rsa'esI distress. Upon inquiry, he WINS
old that the devil had been there, and
hoy were compelled Ia Hy to The woods
nr protection. or be carried off by him
live. Je.se informed them that hs had
lst killed the devil
They Immediately took the road, and
acked him by the track Of lhs cIub foot
MIL they come up with his body, when
sy d'srobed him of his garments, took
! The club foot. recovered The money $
hch ne had stolen, washed his face, and
c0gn zed him as man who had lived d
''ghbor to them for many years.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
nY JUDGH STORY.

SNNhAs
When we recolect what has been.whsl
IS, how is It possible 40! To fee profound
sense OF the reSpOns hillies of Ihs Re-
public to all Iuute ages! Wnat vast mo.
yves press upon rs Tor lofty elf,n! Wnar
b. llianI pr"sp C's invite our enthusiasm
! WhdI soemn warnings at once demand
! "nr vigilance and moderate our cou6.
! drECr!
Tue old world had already revealed to
rs, IN l's IN called books, The BEGINNING
ara he end 0'all lis mlrVellou5 Struggles
IN The cause Of Iibery. Greece! nvey
G,eec'! The land Of scholars and the.
muse ut arms, whefe sister I, puhIiCs, in
tar procession, Chanted me prtDse Of hb.
cry aud the good where is she? HsrI
arlS are no more. Tne LIST sad relics off
her temples are but the barracks OF |
ruthless soldiery; The fragments ot her
columns aud places are ia The dust, yetI
heau.llnI IN runs! Sne fell nol when Ibe
hIiyhIy we're upon her. liar sons were
lnileh al Thern0py &C aud NJ lralhon. and
lie ilde OF her rumpI rolled back upon
- h"''VsP"n'' 0tlS Iell not Nv the
l,nds OF her own people. The man Of
l'cedonia did moi The work Of deslruc.
ion. il was already done by her own
'oFrnpl'nns, bun shnants, aud d dssen. =
IlUhS. /
N"me! kapIhlicnn Rome! whose ca.
'Ies glanced IN the rising suu-whers I
lnd what Is shes The eternal CITY We, Il
emains proud even in her desolaii1n, no u
'le ~ decline, venerable in the maicsiv "
y religion aud calm in the compusnre Of "
ieali'. ine malaria haN but travelled in n
" pIris Won by tho destroyer. M,re n
nan eighteen centuries have monrned
ver IN loss Of the empire. A moral
llsease WIS npon her hefure ca ,ar uass. ~
~ ne Rubcnn. and Bruns did moi res. !.
ore her beal'h by the deep prnbinus or y
ne Senate Chlmber. The Go,hs mi :.
' !, 'nd"ls, aud Huns, The swarms of The ~
N"t'o. completed only what was bcoun VI
y nome Romans betrayed Rome. The
es'"n' ', we!e bought anI sold, but the
pe"p'e pld the llibnle nancy.
Ano where are the Republics Of mod. n
srn tunes, which clustered around - ~ y
norIsl Iialys VENICE and Crepc. sv;s, -, ! !:
'nt ia name. The Alps, indeed. lonk 1 j. !,
Iown upon the brave and peaceful swiss. "
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
Land For Sale.

WILL sell, on moderate terms, the follow
Il ing lands in Brown County, viz: $50 acres
in Survey No 3625 on Barnes Run, miles
j.. from Williamsburg, about 20 acres improv-
ed; inquire Of Lewis Fry on the survey Also,
440 acres in survey No, 3347 on barnes Ron &
Glover Lick; inquire ofCol Jas. Redman -
500 acres in Martins survey No. 47e5 on 5 a. 6
mile creeks, adjoining llawtboins and Patten in
Sterling townships; enquire of Hawthorn, -6( 0
acres East of Martins survey ard adjoining
lands Of A. S. Donham on mile creek; inquire
of Hawthorn .--340 acres in Eagle township ~
mile from the Ripley and TIilsborough turnpike;
inquire OF Col. j. ID. White, Georgetown los
ncres miles South Of Mowrytown, adjoining
II. sWinkle.--l7S acres in survey No 1856, I.2
mile from Sardnia--40O acres in Clelmont
county, part improved, near Woodville: in
qure of A. Bohbs, Woodville. .--2S0 acres in
survey No. 1853. md lS3 acres in No 1887,
| l-2mle north OF DickeS's tavern I Clefmont Co.,
on the new turnpike from Ctncinpati to Ililsbor-
rough; Inquire Of John I;ill, Batavia These
lands are snbdivded into Lots 10 suit putcha-
sers.-Letters addressed to me at Newpott, Ky,
will be attended TO. R
Newport, KY, Sept 20, Ie4l.--2m.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
New Ferry.

YFNilE undersigned has opened New Ferry
Il across the Ohio river at Higginsport, and
is nov prepared to attend promptly TO all calls
from erihor side of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
is prepared to accommodate travellers, and all
others who may call upon him, with safety and
despatch. The road ON the Kentucky side from
higgInsport to Augusta is good, and first rate
bridge is erected over Bracken Greek. He will
also attend to the Ferry across the mouth Of
Whteoak Creek. URIUS MARTIN,
May 10, l64l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
Land for Sale.

HNllE subscriber offers Cor sale his farm in
L Lewis township, Brown county, Ohio, on
the waters of Bullskin, four and a half miles
west Of Georgetown, containing one hundred
ana sixty acres of land, one hundred acres clear.
ed, and the whole under good fence ;-the
corners established. There are on the premises
comfortable dwelling. Barn, Stables, &c -
Also, good orchard, and never failing springs of
water.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem
ises. GEO NJ, MARTIN.
NOYo;nber Cd, IS4I-l4-Gw.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
Executors Notice.

have taken out letters of Administration on
tho estate of Geoge Ford, late Of Brown coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those interested will take
notice accordingly; and those indebted to the
SAID estate will make immediate payment
Ihoso having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them within one year fran this date for set
Element, according tolaw.
G. ANDERSON,
Executor of George Ford, deed.
October 18Th, lodi .-l+-4t. --u..'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07

IN their naive iastness; out The guaranty
oi iher iieedOm is their weakness, and
not their strength. The mountains are
not easily rsDa ned. Whfn the invader
comes, he moves Ike an avalanche, car.
ryng desTuciioni in his path. The peas.
aniry sink before him. The country, too, ,
Is. too poor for plunder. aud tao rough
tor valuable conquest. Nature presents
her eternal barrier on every side, to
check The wanioluesS Of ambition. And
Switzerland remains, with her simple in.
sttunons, Il military road 10 climates
scarcely worth a permanent possession,
and protected by tho jealousy of her
neighbors.
We stand the latest, and, if we fail.
probably the last example of seIf.poyern.
ment,by the people. We have begun il
under circumstances Of The most auspi-
clous nature. We are in the vipor Of
youth. Our growth has never been
checked by the oppression of tyranny.
Our constitutions have never been enree-
bled by the vices or luxuries of the
world.
Such as we are, we have been from the
beginning; simple, hlrdy, intelligent. nc
cuslomed 10 self government and seIf.re-
spect. The Atlantic rolls between n,
aud formidable foe. Within our own
territory, stretching through many de
grees OF latitude. we have the chuice Of
many products, and many means of indie.
pendencs. The government is mild
the press free. knowledge reaches. or
may reach every home. What .fiirer
prospect OF success could be presented?
What more is necessary than for the Peo.
pie TO preserve what they themselves
have created?
Already has the ago caught the spirit
of our institutions. II has asce nded the
Andes, and snulfed The breezes Of oceans.
1t has infused itself in the life blood of
Europe, and warmed the sunny plains of
France, and the low lands Of Holland, 1t
has touched the philosophy of Germany
aud the North, and, moving onward to the
South, has opened to Greece the lesson
Of better days.
Can it be that America, under such
circumstances, can betray herself? That
she is to be added 10 the catalogue Of re.
publics, the inscription upon whose ruin
is, "they were, but they arc not?" For.
bid it, my couDtrymen. Forbid it Hea-
ven.
call upon you FAruERs,by the shades
of your ancestors, by the dear ashes
which repOse in this precious soil, by all
you hope to be, resist every project of
! disnnion; resist every attempt to fetter
your conscience, or smother your public
schools, or extinguish your system Of pub
lie instruction.
| call npon you, MOTHERS, by that
which never fails in woman, the love Of
your offspring, TO teach them, as they
climb your knees TO lean on your lsom,
The blessing of liberty. Swear them at
the altar, as with their baptismaI vows, to
be true TO their country and never for
sake her.
| call upon you, young men, 10 remem.
her whose sons you are, whose blood
flows in your veins. Life can never be
TOO short which brings norhing but dis
grace and oppression. Death never
comes IOO soon, if necessary, in defeuCe
Of the liberties of our country.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-07
"Casll Store." /"

an and after the tfst dRy of September, we
OpintPnd to cose Books and commence the
eash System and we shall therefore put the Price
of our Goods down 10 per cent it Will he n fms
chance for those that have the ;'RhiIlo'' ~ buv
cteqp. as we have large assortment nf Gocis of
ali descriptions on hand, Sugar at "a /; Indigo.
first quality, S 90; superior Rio coffee 5cts;
Mnlasse. 40 cts; Hardware Of all kinds and
cheap Qieensware at Cincinnati Prices Drv
Goods as low as any other merchant in the coun.
~. H4t rIrr
Wanted Immediately, 200 Bushels Flnxseed
for which we witl pay the highest market pfire in
goods We will also pay 33A per lbs for FSS,b-
ers; and all other kinds Of Produce will he taksn
And to those who Know thei- notes or BooE
accounts 70 De due, = fy, coming forward before
the first day yof October, and s1uafins ~ -
viii allow a libstal discount on inc SANE b, "a
all those who hald bRck until after fha First ID
OF october,%e sNy 10 thfm that they msv,looi
ouF Tor "Cotd Sq,qLs' about thai tins. -
NOWLAND q SNEDlRER.
Russslv'Ie. Aug f6. fs4t. ~ HFJifS1t''
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Execntnr,s Mntine

taken out letters of Administration on
the Estate of tlenry Shick, late Of Scott town
ship, Brown county, Obi ;. deceased Those
interested will take nntice accordingly. And
those indebted 20 the said estate will make nav.
msnt immediately; aud those ha ing claims
against said estate win present them proven
Tor settlement, within one year f ON this date. 4.
LElHlS SHlCK.
Executor The estats of Henry Shck, deed
October 27th, lS4l.
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DR.. Geo. 3. Bailey

WILL continue to practice in the various
w departments of his profession.
Office on the public square east tfthe court
house. e3a4.e
Calls at night may be mado at his dwelling,
near the Methodist church.
N. B. Those indebted to him, either by note
or bonk account, will find it to their interest TO
call and pay, or give their notes, as his obliga'
tons to hi' creditors require speedy seti'emen'
To extend Further indulgence on ,ons stan',NR
accounts, will put Il out Of bis power 70 meet ~
liabilities. lie trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this feason'
able request. M tg i'tFa =
Georgetown, O., Oct. Goth, 1910.
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N O L IC u

A T my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued by Alanson A. llal'sted Justice
OF the peace of Perry Township, Brown county,
Ohio, against the property and effects Of NJ cha
el Bradley an abscondng debtor This 9Th day
ofOntober, A, d. Is4l. Trial set 2Uth NOvem-
bur next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN BRUNAUGH.