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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-25
STATE OF OHIO,l
Brown COUNTY,
TH. l.. HAMER, Sol'r.
Jan. Dist. l649.-Gw.

SUPREME COURT.
Elizabeth White, Petition for Divorce
VS.. and AlimOny.
]. Alpheus White.
BE it remembered, that on the 10Th day Of
January, A d. 1912, the said Elizabeth White
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court for said county, her petition praying the
court to decree dissolution of the marriage con-
tract existing between her and the said j Al.
pheus White, for the causes of gross neglect OF
duty, wiful absence for three years, and habitual
drunkenness, as set forth in said Petition.
Notice is therefore hereby given To the said
Alpheus White, of the tendency Of said Petit
sion; and he is hereby ro lured to be and appear
before the said Supreme Court on the first day
of the next term thereof, and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Attest, G. w. KING Clerk, S. C. B. C.
wv. Lowe, Sol'r for Petitioner.
January 2l't, 1912.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SdERItt'S SALE.
John W. Robson g. ! Brown Common
Thomas L. Shields, Pleas.
vs. Venditioni Ex-
Nathaniel Moore. Jr. Ponas.
nY virtue ofa writ of VenditiOni Err
I'D ponds. 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 Courthouse in George
town, on Saturday, the 29th day Of Jan.
uary, 1912, between the hours Of 10 ard
4 O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: Three acres Of land, more
or less, in Clark township, Brown cOun.
iy, Ohio, bounded as follows: Beginning
at stone in the State road, corner 10
lands of Butler s. Jernagan, heretofore
sold by Nathaniel Moore to them; thence
with their line south, 21I degrees west,
% poles to stone, corner TO n. Moore's
3 acre tract, and corner TO said Butler &
Jernagan; thence with another of their
lines south, 59a degrees east, IS $40
poles a stone, another corner to same;
thence with the county road north, 2SI
degrees west. q poles TO the State road ;
hence with said State road north, 5GA
degrees west, 10 poles TO the beginning.
Ga which is erected Steam Saw Mill
with the appurianences.
To be sold as the real estate Of Nathan
iel Moore, jr. in the above case. Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff;
Sheriff7a Office. Dec 18Th. 1871.
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January II, 1912.

TIME undersigned takes this opportunity to
return his sincare thanks for the very lib.
eral patronage whicl he has rscaivsl h7retn fore,
and begs continuance of publ: favor, as he is
disposed TO sell cheap for cash or trade of any
kind, and will continue at ths old slahl, next
door to the OHIO Ex:nanye. lie has Oh hand
a fine lot ofN . Sugar, Coffee, Faa, &c. AL
so, Dry Cords, Queensware, Hardware, &C.; /;
all which he win dispose of as low as possible.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
II. Russelvile.
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
s.l'Oy Stevens ". ct 'l'( 0Is'Pen, P'".. CON-
Calvin L. Riley. Vendi. Es.
nY virtue Of three wri's Of VenditiOni
- ErpOnGs, TO me directed by the
Court of g ,mmOn Pleas within aud for
ClermOnt County Ohio, will offer for
sale, at The front door OF 'he Conrt house
IN Georgetown, on Saturday the 10Th day
of February 1912. be,waen the hours OF
10 and 1 o'clock on said day the follow.
ing real estate, tn wit; All that tract OF
land situated in Blown County Ohio, on
lhe waters Of the eas-lOrk Of the little
Mam; part Of survey made in the
name Of WIN. Lyle No. --, bounded
as follows: Beginning at all elm and two
sugarlrees southwest corner Of Isaiah
Wells; thence nOrjh, 9 degrees east, 1854
poles toa stone and dogwood; thence
west 7G4 poles TO beech, dagwood and
suuartree northeast of Abraham Hook,
man, thence south, 2 degrees east, l65
boles to a stone; thence north, 80 de.
grees east, % poles TOT maple y white
oak; thence north with line Of John
Kain 40 poles TO stone, between an ash
and sug4rlree stump, one Of the original
corners; thence east with another OI
John Kain's lines 50 poles to an elm and
two sugartrees TO The beginning, contain
inc ia acres and one half and IL pOles,be
the same more or less.
To he sold as the property Of G. L. RI
lev, alias Calvin l.. Riley, at the suits o
SIsby Stevens and OgdenHarvey. Tenn:
cash IN hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. c.. o.
ShsrifT's office, January 7th, lS42.
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Law Notice

DAVID g. DEVoRE will practice bis prO
fessiOn in the Courts Of this Judicial circuit
Once in GeorgetOwn, Brown County, Ohio, at
he Ngth East corner Of the public square.
May 18th, l34l.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George MeilOrd Brown Common
vs.. Pleas.
Samuel G Sisco and Chancery.

Samuel G Sisco and Chancery.
Mary SscO.
DURSUANT to an order OF the Court
= Of common pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, made at the October term,
1871 of said court, will offer for sale al
The front door of the court house in
G orgelown, ON Saturday the 18th day OF
February, 1912. between the hours OF Ten
and tour o'clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate, 10 wit: In lot number AZ
IN South Georgetown, Brown county,
Ohio.
Ordered TO be sold as the real estate of
Samuel G. Slsco and Mary his wife, in
the above case. Terms. cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B co.
Sheriff S Office, January 9th, 1912.
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A, ELLIS SON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office OH the east side of the Public Square.
(TnoryptOwn. Ohio
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HATS! HATS!!

nAVID FERRIER respectfully in
- forms the public, that he has com
menced the Hitting business in George
town. Shop 3 doors Souh Of David
Crawfnrd's Grocery Store, West side Of
Main Street.
Tuly e. tS1l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-25

Dissolution of Partnership.
IN IE Partne rship heretofore existing under
Il the name and Arm of Nowland & Snedi-
ker is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts owing b the late firm will be paid by
A. r. Snediker, and all iebts wing TO the late
firm must be paid to A. r. Snsdiker Immediate
ly, or else the account will be placed at once into
the hands of the Squire.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
A r. SNEDIKER.
January u. I84l
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Cincinnati and Maysville regu
lar Packet,
S w IF T S u r E.

THE New SWIFT
a SURE, Capt. MoIEN
ElsSSSSSssf sEsA having taken her station
slsa1a--il will hereafter run az reg
uIar Packet between NJ, vsville aud Cincinnati
lan4ng at all intermediate ports
The SwIFTsuRE is an entirely new boat. lS
safe and speedy, and ha. superior aceommOda-
tions for passengers. 80,
The swiftsure will leave Maysville every
T,'.sdov ThIrsdav, and Saturday, al 9 O'clceH,
,n1 fTincinrati. every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday az 70 O'clock, A. NJ.
Fo, freight or passage, apply to the CaptaiH
on board.
October 10, 1870. II.
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Amount Of Interest on $256S7 u tor IL
months at Z per cent $l79S ~
Amount ofinterest due and not
paid d0 IdS W w
Amount Of Loan now in suit $l7OO OO
The expenses incurred in the man
aoement of said Fund are as follows:
Amount paid D. P. Palmer for
printing Report 4 9V
Amount paid P. W. Sellers for
printing Report 4 5O
Amount paid Samuel Kerr,
Fund Commissioner " OO
Amount paid Samuel Ross
Fund Commissioner 70 %
Amount paid Noah Ellis Fund
Commissioner ~ w
Amount paid P. L. Wilson
srs % 20 IL
Amount paid D. G. DevOre At
torney's fees for collection 43 70
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-25

BLA NIX NOT ES
For sdIs al tbs cSos.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-25
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Fund Commissioners OF
Brown County.

broWn OOuuCys
TNHE undersigned, in obedience TO
the requisitiOn of the nineteenth
section of an Act passed 2sth March,
1887, entitled "AE act for the disribu.
ton and investment of this Sate'S pro-
portion Of Surplus Revenue" submit
The following statement Of the manage
ment of this County's proportion Of said
fund:
Amount received from the
State Treasury May 22nd
1888 $25Gs7 24
Amount loaned
on Real estate $2454 90
Amount loaned
on other ade-
quale security 23233 Il
---- 256S7 "a
The following is The amount loaned IN
encE of the several Townships:
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Justices Blanks
For sale at the Office Of the Democrats
Standard.
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$50 s5 5
Annual income $l79s 10
SAMUEL KERR Ed Com'rs. Of
NOAH ELLIS, BrOY" County
January 20, lS42.
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SheriG'y Office, Janu,rs 9Th, ls4?.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Our accounts from this State locbodc conflict when
ii the extension OF the Right of Suffrage Were the onl,
object contcmp lated by the Insurgents all cause Tor it has
ceased,-,ho Legislature having passed a law calling
Convention, such liberal prime Pies that the
Providence Express. the organ of the Suiirlnc party
admits that II comedies all the, have right To ash +
Dutee J, Pearce and other cadbg Sufia.c men have
dSavowed all further come elton with the Insurgents.
Dorr. ii is said. is still at Chap,rhct, l6 miles from
Providence al tie head of loo men. must of them
from The lanes Gnd cellars Of .Nfr lor. who of
are gricyousy afflicted by the limitations the Right of
SuIraecin Rhode island; as the Ab,ions,s Of the
North are by the existence Of Slavery in the South!
Gov. King is rapidly concentrating troops al Provi
drnce. where at last dates 2,Otlmcn. tn, ne and
slnew ol the State, assembled under anus. The
Legislature too has declared martial law ihroug houi
the State. and removed lis stn.s from Newport to
Providence The State troops are commanded by Col
VIM. Gibbs Mcneil.
Many families with their yaluahes had left the State
aud gone to Boston for security.
The Insurgents, il is said, have ten cannon, besides
by Maj. Davezac, who was aid drcamp Of Gen
jackson AT the battle OF New Orleans but who now re-
sides in New York from which city he Was elected To
the Legislature last Spring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

THE CABlNFr.-What real foundation there
may have been for the Tumors OF chances in the Cabn,
(Which proceeded from too quarters 10 have been
wholly uniounded) is not. of COURSE Lnor 10 But
is certainly very remarkable. if there was indeed no
truth those rumorS, that the .Hddisodn has
ycntured To dcny them, TO nsinuaic doubt Of
Their authenticity. Iii perhaps still more remarkable that
the language OF that paper Of character 10 induce
general impression Of their Truth. II DECLARED thai
'thc Disruption of parties Lad comincncod' and that
new political oroanza tons about TO take place
& in an article bearing this significant caprion-c fore
Shadowlngs OF the iuurc' spoke of the present ''un
natural organization ot parties the disruption of Which it
clearly iorcshadowcd and ''tlc formation uf new
political associations and on in It's usual strain
To show the necessity and the certainty of these dsrup
tions aud ''new orgnizaiions.' Now VIA, did this
language mean. II II not intended 10 .'forcshao w
the dissolution Of the unnaural' connection between
John Tyler and Daniel Webster and the formation Of
an alliance between Tyler, and ..thc honest mcn'-Se
vcnson, Marcy. &c.-of the Loco Fuco party? That
tins coalition wasn mplaon have more doubt
than we have any thing do positivel, know; and
that 1t Is yet IN contemplation certainly believe
unless The contracting parties hare tomd ma
bic to comply rHh tic acquisitions each Of the other'
We shall sec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
.Ol.lD TINES

The Enquirer is rather staggered at the contrast which
ITS zra In favor OF domestic manufactures. III lsS, pre-
sents 10 lis hostility 10 that great national interest now
Then II Was eager 10 build up, II Is now Ia ,stroy
that ineT 81. Bu. II is Ia eseaI rcm tie dilemma
by alleging that in lsts foreign c,nmerce cut
up 10y the roots, and IL necessary 10 encourage the
fabrication among ourselves Of many articles which we
had been III the habit 1t procuring from abroad. The
argument is precisely wha desired fn m that quar-
ter The aggressons Of The two aiding nations 81 Fu-
rope upon rights compelled TO resort 10 enbar
90 10 non intercourse. and finally to Our supplies
Of articles. necessary in the language of Mr.. Jefferson
for independence well "a comfort We're sudden
y cut oif-and iprccd. far 1t possible
to do So iabrlcate them for ourselves Then domestic
manufactures every where encouraged. and he
deemed the warmsst patriot who engaged most
lousy in the work. But the necessity in few years.
passed away And What, ask, does the Enquirer
and 'o,e who act with it. propose 10 do Why, to
pull down the anuicuros which hey warmly On
outraged in S0s, fer the benefit of those very nations
whose insults and injuries compelled us in sefdctcnce,
Greet them. Is this just-is ii visits it patriotic
prudent? Is the Enquirer certain VT shall have no
more Wars? Has the millennium dawncd upon the world?
We tell that paper we are not yet from foreign
aggression-that the day when our commerce
will be again at the mercy ohosile pow,rs-and When
domestic manufactures will he again essential both to
comfort and independence. And the true question
is, shall prepare against that day by aforlng all pro-
pcrencouagcm 10 system, which, in It's infancy
is, cannot stand against the powerful rivalry Of the hong
established manufactures of England-or shall we destroy
these factories that have already been brought into ex
sience. ly the abandonment OF the policy 10 which they
/ u\Ip their oin nd ,yh G,J
from lsO7 to 1873. destitute of the common
neressaries OF life. and without the capacity to produce
them! In other words. shall We in race, prepare fcr
'ro' or shall We wait until the enemy is at the gates
before We begin tomonn our cannon upon the walls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

The .lpporiimmcnt BW.-'rI,is bill rs i, p,sso, H.,
two Houses Of Congress. has been sgncd by the p,..
dent. though we canno, say that j, has been o,p,o,
by him, since he has accompanied it Will, sor, Of ,,o
seso"do. in the shape Of objections some Of il. 10,
lures lhs COURSE though not unprecedented, is YER,
unusual It's scarcely Of consequence enough, hoy.y
er, 10 Justify any Remuneration Of Monsieur yrio n,
tcularly as II seems 10 be generally believed that il N
designed 10 provoke the anImadyri.on Of his friend,
nder this bill, the following statement Will show t
representation nj the different geographical divisions Il
the Mon. con,lastcd with the present Representative,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

o. The Washington correspondent of the y. Y. A.
merlcan, states thai the renowned n hncs sabou to be
'ronoved' from the office of the editor of the Madso
man-N neither Ee is iobc prescribed for opinion sake or
got nd OF under aconmssion of lunacy is not stated
Tho Tyler menof the House and HE Cabinet (says our
authority have long ago protested against the disgrace
ana shane p'rp"iually ncur,dhy the Administration in
consequence OF his ignorance and folly. The President
lbs al 'S y"lded 10 The "Reminiscences OF all lis afllct
cd iilcnds and Is now looking for man to fill
'@lns shoes. Some days ago. "hy and with the advice
and consent Of the Prince Royal, he offered the va
cane, To the distinguished corr spondtn, Of the n. Y
Herald. but Mr.. p. after due r, election declined j,
OF course on the ground that descend from the Herald
10 TIC Madsnlan implied degradation Of character and
sacrifice oi sell respect, that no money of Tylcr's
could compensate linn f.''-Iho same writer saws -
tc PAPER ''>oli IS dad drag inst now IN tho p,tk.,
't Nj. i!ler," wbleh imagine Is tue. asvcs,cjug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

n5. The Petersburg lnrlligcnccr states that upwards
of - Loco Focos signed the rsrin Memorial which was
recently sent from that town To Congress The Rich
mo"d Compiler says some 40 of the same PARTY signed
the Tariff memorial in that city, Weave Glad To see
his disregard Of party iammcls. in reference 10 qu,s-
ton, which, i'll point If fact. has nothing do With mere
party divisions. II Is question of political economy
not Of constitutional construction; and hence il ounh To
he decided with exclusive ref, renee tn is bearings upon
the ocunaly interests othc country. The people should
think Tor themselves such SUBJECT and not Weld up
their judgments 10 the control Of arly leaders no seek
to make every question subject to t!ir palry per
soua ends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

his groons should lac the I,ueir 10 enter bun FL tie
purse he viii OF be tehy dstsuccd even 10y the
oslna ors, in the frs mile Of tie first heat, aqusr
cr,enlb he Of place by the side Of the Bostons
and Fashions of the political cnurse: for
'.Pismies pismics still though Perchd on Alrs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

late number f'h' Official rsl ur.n It's ascu,, TO r.
cure As many new subscribers 10 p subj, with H..
very chaac rstic remark, ~, don care " La, ,,,y
they belong to, 50 The nonty Is good
CoNGHf.SsiONAl.-Ws have M Congressional
proceedings TO report today the ordinary business h,
wing been suspended by ,h. death Of ,uenb.r b, o,,,
To each Hoist Mr.. Sout ard Of New J,rs.v. IA. H.,
distinguished Pr sid mt Of III" Senate. ard VIM. : H..
lnes, Esq. Representative from Aassa,hus.,,s--,ho
former of wlm died at fre,ercls urc, and the ,,,,
the Virginia Springs. Such an event is well ca,,la,,,
To make than ordinary mpr ssion-bu i, " in ~,
~ lead 10 brief pause IN the tempest Of human p,,,
which, as the gray. shall have closed over the h
dies OF Its new tenants. will rage witt, much IA
before. Phil
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Lord Ashburton gave the most splendid dinner party
OF Inc season at Washington, on "Wednesday evening
Capt. Tyler" and all the big Iues were present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Even the Washington Globe Adults that Mr. "a,
Buren,, retiring from Office left n,,inna debt 10, n.
Wings to pay oil, amounting To il.i0.Mm.
i."ni,riHe Jpmnai
And the Wings hare paid it of by increasi,p This
f1.Wl ,tHl IL about 320.lWi.'hW. Is not this mos,
capital specimen Of lnancicrna IA new way Ia nav
old 'clts'-Miih Vengeance? Missouri Rrmrt,r.
We should be obliged To any opponen, Of The Whips.
"ho deals III these round a strti"s point cut tie oh
jecis 4 elIhdi'pc To which the W las since March
Isll have applied the large amount OF money IN, nouca
by the Missouri Reporter II is true that the debt l,f,
by Van Buren, has been inc as'l hy the Wings but 1t
has been lncna To pay TIE liabilities incurred before
the Wigs came into power. No nan eau deny this -
ltany do then defy him to point The appropr,
tons made by the Wings hioh would have rtqnin}
creased 'rtiir the Wings were i'll power occasion
by the appropriations of Loco Fo,o Coters and
approved b, Martin Van Buren, hnls IT,
But what did Van Bur- find in the treasury VIII ~
went into f1i'2 He found not less th.n t:6Wnttn
and Yet eNeN dollar 81 This did he ,AIcnd. tnetlir
with the revenue derived from 10 pr duties and
the proceeds Of the sales Of the Public Lands. SUPP sc
the lrrasur, had been in deb 5000 600 when he went
into flee. lie would IL tia, case. have h I, ht Of
upwards Of THIRTY MILLIONS of dollars b, the
having 81 his .wn b.ids. Complaints would
with pol aracc from that quarter. .vtn if they
well founded. When they are in substance false. tho
foregoing is. they hctray contempt Tor thu public under
standing which would be as,onshn. were it cisrac-
tcrlSiic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

C'rctjr l'n3 Times Cheat the dee,or h, lcino
''mfera'c-thc la"tcr by keeping cut Il lctt--tho
dcma2'9 by voting f'r honest men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

morning IL hiu, che month. S tho usual faaie Of
wearing Grape the irft ann.
Resolted unanimously That as an additional mark
uf nspcet ei the mcinofi a The Hon. sANtLL l.. st
trAkp. the Senate do INV adpufH
q a.. H.,