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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
OBITUARY..

Dc1 at her residence in lynclburg, the 18Th inst.
Mns ErizABrru W ATS, IN the Goth year NJ her age,
after proiraced Illness Of many years. winch she bore
with the orltnde Of Christian In calling the attcn-
ton III the public to the suboc of This notice the writer
would simply say, that IT his yelued privilege 10
mngle freely IN her family circle from his childhood to
the day ut her death. None knew her better. had
reason To esteem her Her picy her uilectjonac
kindness, her resignation 10 the dsensatons OF PrUyi-
dcnce. ndobly impressed ON his memory and will
never be forgotten while he lives. She ever found
To be tho dnuiu witr. the tender mother the affection
sister the kind friend and relation, the obligng
neghbor. and he devoted christian The troubles which
bcsct her path through this vale o many and
the ortinde with which she bore them bespoke IA mind
OF no ordinary characters and the unavang o her
husband and children of friends and relations were proof
enough to show how much She beloved But alas
their cries and tears could release her from the grasp
Of the Death. His icy hand has torn her
from the fond embraces OF husband children and friends
and laid her in the cold silent grave. We mourn we
deeply deplore her loss-but mourn not as those
without hope No: too we'll assured that she is
now rejoisng with the redeemed m Heaven. And may
we no, indulge the dclghin thought that she will still
regard Us, from thai bright world which she is gone
with friends and mothers affection? Cana mother
though she has gone to glory and lett them, to
love her childron2 No;
A mother, when like evenings star,
Her course hath ceased before us,
From brighter worlds regards still,
And watches ondly DER
Let u.s. tn H. be rcconccd To this dispcnsa,ion q
Providence severe nc !, is and nrenare Il, nno IN tL
scen,. If r,n,nro md delioh, above where
Sickness and sorrow. pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more
From The Richmond Enq,aiyer
,...., :.
70 W. ", y, ,'''''I, VIC"
W. n'r' 70 T'''' ''' ueai." ~ - az 'oeNi
Wv ,,,m, '''u ua'S
,as 81 ,oars or 5,;n,, nm ,ho ,n,;,orsar, r. ha,
"'a % Gus y, y, e. jug o % nv 't''i, y, ~
pirlh hlSh'' '7"e WIS ppfhoh 'he ti ocoUcf loil-
and died the I'm oil October. II ~, about ten O'Clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

4 court of monthly session, held for the county Of
IA Campbell, at the Courthouse e col Monday the 10Th
day Of October, lS42,
Mary Adams, Edward Adams, Polly Adams, George Webb
and Mildred his wife, PITTS,
against
decd and in their rights, Geo Adams, Christopher Ad
ans, VIM. l.. Adams Geo. Adams Andrew Adams Ssm1.
Mervck and Mary his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth
Adams Pauet Clark Ahh and admir-. OF illiam l.. Ad-
ans, deceased, Defts
Tx CHAscERy.
The plaintiff. this day fled their bill and the exhibits
therein referred and their motion, Vim. A. Clement
the clerk Of this Court assigned guardian TO the infant de
Robert and Elizabeth Adams them
IN this suit.
The defendants, George Adams, Christopher Adams, VIM
L. Adams, George Adams, Andrew Adams, Samuel Meri-
wick and Mary his wife Robert Adams and Elizabeth Ad
ans having entered their appearance and given secu,
according the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appear by satisfactory evidence that they
this II is order ed That the said
Defendants do appear Campbell Court house the End
Monday January that being Court day and the
bill othe Pant and that copy this order be orhw it'll
inserted newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg, fo two month. SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door of the courthouse OF this county.
Copy--res'e,
WIN A. CLEMENT, elk.
Oct II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Co.. u. " Jo'inson.-The anniversary of the battle
Of the Thames was celebrated in Danve. penn. Oh
The 5th Col Johnson was the hero # the scene. and
was attended by Gov Porter, of that State who is
openly lii his favor next President The concourse of
people was mmense.-Col. johnson arrived in Philadel
plia ON the 10Th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
T.. Il. .S.ftE'. IsLEtgS rs
DEEED ~ PRICE.

ENllF subscriber takes this method Of informing those
4 who may wish to supply themselves with Piano
for,es, that the Prices are very much reduced aud naw
ia the lime 10 supply themselves upon guad terms
lie has on hand tue assortment, Of the very hcsi quail
ity ol lnsrumeus, aud will sell them subject b1
turned II not euod, L. L. NASH Petersburg. Va,
Oct II IL III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
M ARR AZ. T..

Married the III Of of Sept last by the Rev john
Hank. Mr. jams II. McllANEy, of Henderson coun
~, Tennessee, to Hiss C,rntHNr T. daughter Of tho
late Jacob Berger Of Pittsylvania
-, on "Wednesday evening, the l2lh inst by
the Rev L. l.. Il. Shaver, MI ls,,c SHELLY joins
SON. 10 Mas NARY AM daughter Of Mr. Ambrose Page,
all of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

.sfr. Clay IN h,diana.--Mr Clay arrived at Indsnap
oils on the 9Th inst. His reception was most enhusas
to- Barbecue given, and the number of persons
in attendance is variousy estimated at from so to 60
600. The crowd was addressed by Messrs Clay Crit
,ondon and Me'calfe-the former speaking about two
hours Further particulars hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
For Hku.ical Institutions.

TIVE subscriber begs leave to inform the Musical
l. world, that his assortment Of Music is now uncom
monty large and extensive--u including Instruction Books
for the Piano Forte. Guitar Flute, Violin &c-as well
as great variety Of Sacred Music and Note Books for
singng-all OF which will be sold low. by
f.. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va.
dne assortment OF Piano Fol- es on hand reduced
rrlce. T. r. n.
OF. IL ts Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Boston beat again The celebrated racehorsc Dos.
"n siast losing the "magic Of name,' On the 9Th
' I've was beaten at the Mount Vernon Course, near
f',Aandra. tor the Jockey Club Purse of $500, four
''e meats, by horse heretofore unknown to fame aud
June not Indicating remarkable speed. The first and
,', na meats were won by Col. +. Ihompsoa's horse
''''0' bnwn, years old-,he second was won by
''s'on. Col. B. g. Hans's horse Reliance was third
~ VIC hIs and second heats. and second in lie third -
being beaten. in that heat. by both 81 his compel
heat. I'm 4os.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
Furniture At 4 ur ten.

RE subscriber, declining tuusc kseyasg viii ~.
Al public auc,'on, A. his tesidsDce. IA naiA seuone
next daor To H. ~ DidEke's Carriage Yasoey. e
Saturday the 29th inst. the whsJe Of his Housshu -
Kitchen F",s',sIe. Also, small lot VI Sad11esy, ~
Terms--Fm all surus under twenty doll,,s ~. 4.
yer tina, Amount. 60 days eyedi, JAMES EOX.
Saleby NJ Talbot, Auc,,osser
October 3 s~x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

L. S. Uhea--The Canadian House Of Assembly
has passed BILL by vote IS 81 to 10, imposing duty
OF three shngs per quarter on Wheat coming from the
IT, Statesthe law TO 20 into operation the 9Th of
July next. Who s,ys that ought not to admit Brit
'sh goods, duty free, when we sec the principles Of
free trade so universally acted upon-fst by Great Hf
tain,-and then by her Provinces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
.ySW EMH umd Winter Geessa.

GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
'llE suhscriber s receiving his FALL and
L WINTER supply
Goods,
which will comprise the best and chearess >aoek Of S;oods
he has ever had the pleasure OF offering this markets
aud having made his purchases at the NEST favorable
mc he thinks he offer Goods a, prices 10 sui, sha
times lamongs, his Goods the Glnaing will BE- EAad
unusually cheap
Blue, black and colored l}roadcluihs
Cass'"eres ., every desc,ip,oa l~me very 6ne)
esngs; Velvet, Satin, Valeneia, Tuie,mi,a, Sc.
Sa:,incts and Kentucky Jeans Ga large assJr,mcnt)
Cacoes from q. 10 IS cents
Flannel, red. white and yellow (sone a, 2 worth 3s)
Cotton Cloths. bleac'd aud bswu. 80 inches wide, Al
&, cents
Mousclans and Challeys from IS cents 10 81
Shawls Of various desersp'Io,s
Duiel, hlacknaw aud Rose Blankets
linseys, plain and checkd tull'd Cloths. Glcnrurk
Jeans and other Goods for servants wear
Ladies' aud Coni'en'en's Coaks &c Sc.
BON<EIS.
large lot of Florence Braid, Cypwss and Straw
Bonne's. cheap
3lsshing.
My stock oil ClJ,hing is large and embraces the usu.
al assortment OF
Blue, black aa,l coorcd Frocls and Dress Coats
Pilot. Beaver and Cloth Box and Over Coats
Flushing and Nohair do do
Cloth. CASHMERE, SattiIe,ts aud Jeans Pants
Silk, Satin Valencia Velvet aud Cloth Vests
Linen, Cotton, BncLakla and Stockinett Shirts and
Stocks. Scars, Snsponders, Cayats. Fur Cans us,.
Boots and Shoes.
And many othor desirable Goods, too tedious 10 sps
meyate.
Az ismy determination to soil Goods a, ms1svs<e
advance tho cost feel confident ist h, win he vrsa,
~ n the interest Of purchasers 10 call ARD examine he
fore purchasing AZ EAWr
Oct 3 ~,.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Hard .noney-hard 10 gsG-1he Cincinnati Gazette
states that the circulation Of four Of the Banks Of that eli
ty, which, in 1887 was s., 4720 54, is only 1926,
S59-showing falling of of $2.046 l95.-Who can
wonder that Flour is selling there So GSl Hard ,nonc
nud hard times are Synonymous TERMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

e. Mr.. Gushing, initiating Mr. Webster addressed
his constituents at Newburyport, (NIass.) few days
ago. The Boston Atlas says, ''tlere were in all 400
persons below stairs in church capable Of seating 100
the lower hoorwlle the galleries were even worse
Off The effect Of this attendance dampencd alike the
spirits Of the orator and his hearers. le spoke two
hours, but his remarks received with death ike fri
pidity and c.dness"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
NEGROES AT AUCTION.

wv will seM on Tuesday the 18Th inst. ukslv apA
w valuable Servants, VIZ:
Maria Perkins. woman knawn 70 BE- 6rst rate Conk.
AID her two SOUS John boy Ia years Old and Pleas
ant under his aye. Tcms, mopibs Es appsovcd rero-
table paper, PAYNE s. TCRNER. Aucss.
Vel W 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

o. Rev. Edward Wadsworih. of the Methodist F.
plsc0pal Church. and for time past pastor Of the
congregation in this place, has accepted the appointment
Of Chaplain at the University o! Virginia or the present
session
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

N.ANNEi.S al colours, Meinoes, Circassians
MonseI'n de lanes, Casnetts Cloths s. Cassi,neres
fuled Cloths I'D Inseys ior Servants, Yarn and Ken
lucky Jeans. Hosc, Point and Dufie Blankets, Vel
vet, ond all other Vf.SlINGS. and great variety Of
other kind of FALL K WINTER GOODS, for sale
by US at COST J.J. PUHVIS g. DUFFEL.
Se,a 10 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

% The rurnor Of Mr.. W,hsers intention TO address
the people Of New York. on his return 10 Washington
is coniadcted by the Express the authority of enc
of MIR. Webs,cr's friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

GT.Com Dia' against whom chargos q, oppression,
cruelty and unoiccr like conduct had been preferred by
Lieut. Semmes, has been acquitted by the General
Court Martial. now sitting in New York harbour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
OGrOnEIe 10th, 1912.

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
OCTOBER 10th, 1912.
kOllN J PGRVlS has just returned from trip ,lcr
- Goods. and can with truth say he isnow opening
on Bank Square, l.ynchburg the chcapes, stock OF
DRfGOODS. GROCERIES, Sc.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Cassinercs, very cheap
Cassneis. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans n, % eta per
yard aud upwards
Mkt, plain, and s'drd Inscys at ad per ya,l aud UP
wards
Double width CIoas.ians. from 81, cts per yard t.,
the finest,
Bl,ached and b,owu Domestic Shifting, yard widc at
4}d per yard
Alpaca Iusirc. splendid quality. at 5octs rcr yard
Bombozncs, all grades. very cheap
Wooon and Cotton Stockings, nllcolofs At 0dpcr pair
fla,nes. all COLOURS. from ~ per yard 10 the finest
Shawls. large supply, for Fall and Winter use
llats and Caps. fur. seal. &c,
KNITTING Yarn. blue miNt white and red
Cacoos, splendid assortment from 4,d 10 % per yard
with great variety u other Dry Goods, too tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SAITH
A largo lot of Salt fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar, from I'D 10 l0cis per ID.
Coffee, superior article NJ I'd per To-.
spun Cotton best make AT Factory prices all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, at "a 3D., aud upwards.
JNO. J.PURVlS.
Oct. II tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

o.. The Wnchesssr Republican quotes our paragraph
enumerating the various Churches nov existing or III
process oiercction in this Places in number, TIA pop
ulation of about 6,500.--and remarks: Manchester.
with little more than half the population of Lynchburs
has greater number of churches. several of them
and very handsome buildings; viz Methodist Gone hr
eolored peoplc) = Lutheran German Reformed .
Presbyterian. Episcopal; Baptist, Il Cor colorcd PEG
pe.) Friends, Roman Caihulic-total TO-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
SO.NETNE.v'la VIEW.

H.1 RID TIMES OUTW JTTED.
SEEiNG, In the early pnr Of Spring. that Goods
~ must greatly decline. To be In accordance with tho
hand times sold the greater portion Of my old and dear
bought stock Of Goods AT cost, IN order TINT might bt
the better prepared. by this FALL buy anentire stock
NEW GOODS; and | now have the pleasure long
wished 10 have Of Offering 10 my friends and cusomcrs
the largest and certainly the best selected stock of
DKf GOODS
ever had and ut such exceedingly low prices can
not fail 10 please any who may favor with n call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found 10 be very welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends. and 10 fact such induccmen,
AS to enable To buy Goods certainly great deal less
than II actually cost In manufacture them; the truth OF
which every body will know by calling and examining
for ,hemselvesaud without The aid of na:tcry they
will be convinced of tho fact. and cannot n,n sne be
otherwise than well pleased TO find such desirable Goods
al such low prices.
To my stock of FANCY GOODS, l particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, being one Of such
variety and chespuess as canno, fail to please.
My stock consists par,ly Of the following articles viz
Broad Cloths, Of every shade, quality aud price
Casslmcrcs. splendid assortment. cheaper than over
offered before
Casnets. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, fron Is upwards,
Shawls. Flannels Fullod Cloths and Blankets At all
Bonnc,s Hats and Caps Of the most fashionable style
Eolicnncs, Cape de- Icons,
Brantincs something entirely new for. Ladies' Drcs
sca,
Fancy Silks, Alpachalusi,s. Bombaz,nes, Mousln dc
I.aine, AlcrtVos and Crcassians Of every de-
scupiion. and cheaper than they were offered be-
fore,
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and I.ccs, unusual
ly low,
Domestics and Calicocs from cents to the finest i'm
ported,
Handkerchief and Gloves,
And mos' every nr'cle that can be called for.
Together with an excellent assortment Of GROf;E.
RIES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue aud whit
SPUN COTTON; &C. &c
N b. COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc r.r,icu
larly invited To call and give my stock OK .nnatio,
before purchasing as prepared TO OF, chem grea
Inducements De. L I-EIERS.
Oct l3. tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

, ,Iuhn q. Alan, has a,oWcd hans, II ~ a,ot 1t
the barr party IN Rhode Island; and has volunteered to
defend several of the leaders who have been arrested
and are to be tried. on a charge of treason What will
the Democracy" say To that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

c,- Rurnors Of contemplated changes in the Cabinet,
are again ahoat since the Presidents return 10 Wash
ingon. 1t repeated that Mr. Andrew Stevenson Is 10
be 4 me- llhe! # The new concern.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

JOHN T.. Iioladdy, Esq.-The charlottesville .leler
sonon OF the 18th. Intelligence has reached town
that hss gentleman died in Scotsye yesterday morn.
ing, after few days Illness" Mr. H. was al able law
yer and distinguished member OF the last Legislature
and most amaho mar, lie acquired considerable ce-
lebr,y for his powers debate. in opposition TO the
Wings. during the campaign OF iSlo. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

ANlN1 removed 10 Lynchburg, will practice in
the courts of tina, place. ~ those Of the counties Of
Amherst. Rrdusd Canphell. and in the Quarterly
and Cnni, Superior Courts Of Rockbridgc. lila Office
IS that at present in the occupancy Of Dr. Robcr, s.
Payne, the street leading from Mccms Store To the
river, and low doors below main street,
H. T.. MANSON.
Oct II iwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
sErTEMBER 10, ast9.
Large stock OF Dry G;ooila
.4T COST.

4 J. PURvfS h DUFFEL ~ snxusa = slsss
~ their business as speedily a. possibc3 1ey an
Offering their whole S7'OCK OF GQOD6. vhich
is large and well selected,
AT COST,
and fact many descrross " Goods will b ~ esase
~ under COST
N. B%-We shall 60 on y sail At Prvsta ~ ~ =
few months until the stock il more REDUCED sad thea the
remainder Will be offered at auction.
J. J. fVNvIS 4 pUFgEl..
Sept. 10 isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
POSYAsO.V'E.NE.y'Y'.

The sale Of the above Land is postponed until the 10Th
Of November JOHN PETlCREW.
Oct IL HON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
FILL SUPPLIES or

BOOkS, NTiIION.lRF. MUSIC. .MUSIC.lF
LNSIRU.hE.NI'S. FANCY .dR 7ICI.ES. Sc.
Ear sntc by II. y. NASH.
Ssc,aoRr SrRrEr. PrrER>Buna. VA.
NOuNIRN Merchants aud others in want OF any Of
~ the alsye articles will find in my establishment
the most desirable stock have ever Offered. at greatly
reduced prices call from my old lr,sads aud custom
ers Is solicited
Oct. Il IL if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virgl,ia
OcToBER H. 1912:
uOHN p BURRUSS, of the town of Lyr chburg
- having filed petition praying that he my be de
clarcd Bankrupt: 1t is ordered. that all pes claim
ing to he creditors Of the said John p HuTruss show
to the court, on the 10Th day Of November next
why the said John p. Burruss be not declared bank
rurt pursuant the of Congress in that behalf and
that copy Of this order be published in the newspapers
according to the 2ad and 2 Ain rules Of court
A Ccpy-Tesie.
HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Oct. II w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

mrwarn all persons from trading for n bond, exc
culed by to Henry W. Quarlos Tor twenty dollars,
as the consideration for which said bond was eyea has
failed ELIJAH JOHNSON.
Oct Il ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Fear no more the heat o the sun,
Nor the furious winters RACES;
Thou thy worldly task has done,
Home art gone, and ta'on thy wages.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12

TIE Coluab,is (Oiio) Rcpn5liean, says
that upwards OF j2u0 notices of creditors
ofb,pkrupts we're recently mailed in hat
city ia one day. OF these, HE editor pt
that paper was informed by tho Postnas-
ter, 900 were addressed TO New York,
43g 10 Pnila lelp!ia; III 10 Boston; l2l
to Pittsburgh, and So to Biltimore.--
Within the State. sol vera sent to Gin.
cinnA,i, Alb to Cleveland, &cs
or these notices 232i were charged
with postage of25 els. each-575 with
lSa-933O With I2I-69O with 10, and
lIs with 0 cents, 2l9 Of the whole
number we're for ths Colam5Hs delinery.
tn. amount of postage charged on them
was8l ,953 2it." r,,,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12


or Our admired contemporary OF the
Boslon Post seldom seepS--uR his post
:, Isasi, ami when he does take a pinch
Of Morpheus, it is not like other men.--
Witness the following;
"Gsnias slHm6ering."
Long O'sr his papers the editor pored,
Exchanges we're dull-and the cdltor
snoFed. :.
soft as the JuRs.breczeS played IN his
hair,
he dreamed Of ofthatlandwherc the earth.
s quakes ares
And swift as the pua of the hurricane
come,
Ii. paragraph. ilov from his Singers and
thumb; .
Fair cities he sank in the bottomless
sea, a-3
And loPpled down mountains in glorious
glee. AZ.
Volcanoes we're ringing-he stood on then m
brink,
Ard dipped his steel pen in their lava fo' o.
.oa he valleys ,ha. slumbered in beautl
below,
HI wrote down the curses that stamped
them with woe.
q lit,le he needed Of others 10 borrow,
4, he murmured IN sleeP," PaPe
to-monowp
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
slIERIFf,s SALE.

DAADNAA . 1AAAAI
HaNsOu L. Penn ofaL Brown Con.
vs.. Pleas.
Mordicai Levi. Vendi. Ia.
By virtue Of three Wits of HendaiORf
ErPOnas, 70 me dileciyd by the COurto Of
Common Pleas, within sad for Blown
County Ohio, will expose 10 sale, at The
front door Of tie Court house In Geofge-
ioWn, on Saturday the 9Th day of August
1879, between the hoBrs Of 20 and 4
O'clock on said day, the ioIloSing real e..
tate, 10 Wit; a tract OflaBd wing and be-
ing in Blown CouH,y Ohio, On the waters
ct whi'eoak creek, being inBSokeT's sur
Ysg No. lliO and part m Treats surrey
No 7l2 bounded aud described - follows
10 wit; Beginning at a stone on the Nest
side Of the old state road, Campbsli's cor
neT in Applcgsies line; then south -
west "a poles t0a crooked iFOnwood;
thence south 40Sest WiihAppIegsts's line
3J 3 poles to a beech; then Wesi with Aps
lpIegaie's li1c 90 poles iOWlIiieoak creek
aud crossing il in an angling naHhsT ne.
king !, IL poles from bank 10 bank, in all
Is poles 10 large beech in ApVlegaisB
line; thence south ~ east with KichaSd's
line l37 poles 20 a mulbary Oh the sOalh
side Of drain, corner to the poor lSOuss
farm; with l.ne Of the same north 69b
easI So poles TO beech; thence With a.
other line Of said farm sOulh 90 east a
poles 10 beech ;thenee north so east 31b
poles 10 a stone corner to said PooF hoasO
farm; then with line Of the sane oa1s
30 7 poles 10 a sugaFlTee and stones
thence with line Of tue same sO0lh Il
east 4S poles TO a whiicOak and two doe.
woods Blair's corner; then with BlsiT'S
line south 81 east IL poles 10 the eSssks
then up the creek with It's meandefs a0rh
42I east IS poles-n0rIh 22I vest 80
poles, north 66 west l2 poles, crossing
the creek to croVk in boundary bEaneii
1.-THE liule lynn corner surpassed 10 ~
washed up;) thence nOrih - east up tbs
branch 10 a white walnut; then nO1h -
west 40 poles 10 the beginning --eoBlain
ling over lS2 acres 3 TOOds and poles
saving, excepting and TeseFving Out Of The
above described land, 46 acres 3 EOoAa
and poles conveyed by MoFdieai Lsgi
and wife to Richard Richards By Deed
dated June 7th. 1887.
Orlered TO be sold as the property Of
Murdieai Levi, in the above ezses--TeTmi
: cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
! B. CO.
sheHG's Office, June 29,h, Is42.