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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-20
peni. 3. HoIdan,

y. sst e= We fieas.
Gibson Baker { Danl HoldensSF. In Gh'y.
irArJRsUANT 10 an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and fof Brown
faantv Ohio, made al the October :erms, io4l !,
S.reyiyed al the AprS & August term l54s,oi saia
court. 1 will otter fol sale at the front door q
he Couttshouse ii Georgetown, on SATURDAY 'ns y
I5th day Of October T849, between the hours SO y
len and four O'Clock on said day, the iolloWlns
real estate, to wit; Ia lot number " IN me 'OWn
ofFIigsiHsport ..4s .e on,
Oidsred to be sold "a the real esGate o. Sro SID'
son Baker, at the suit Of B. no,Ien @Hu ~
against said Baker and Daniel lioluen'
Terms easd in hund. - -,.a
B. @. o.
sLoy,a,s ofsee. SEPT. 9th, ls49,
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sHERfFF,s SALE.

L
John Moore & j snodiker. rioa''
By virtue of writ Of Yendiiioni ErponGs to
me directed by the court of Common Pleas with
in and lor Brown County, Ohio. will offer for
sale, at the front door Of tho Court-house, in
G Gsorgetown, ,on Saturday, the 18th day OF octooef
1642, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate, to wit: All
and singular that certain tract or piece Of land,
situate lying and being in the county of. Brown,
on the Ohio River, abnve the mouth OF Red Oak
creek, part Of James Poago's entry of 1000 acres
No. 4I9, beginning at stake on the bank oi
the Ohio River, aud corner to John nPoage's lahd,
thence down the Obi River, with the msan
der thereof north, lSa west, ~ poles 10 stake ;
thence north, "a west, 26 poles to the mouth rf
Red oak creek; thence up the creek, with the
meander thereof north, IS east, "a poles TO q
stake /; thence nor'h, 6 east, 20 poles, north, 81
east, % poles, south, 7J5 east, 8 poles' south
20a east, 80 poles to a stake on the east nanl
OF the creek; thence north, ~ l-2 east, q poie'
to a beech stump and beech trees corner to John
,Valkngton's land ;.thsnee with his line s7uth
as cast, "a poles, to white walnut on point
thence withWalkingtnn's line north, Is leg east
| 30 I , pnles 70 a Stone marked j. W., cDrner K
said Walkington; Ihence with hiss line south
| 3O3 east, 67 poles to stone marked j. W..
lthcnee south, A53 west, l44 poles TO stone, cor
ner 70 N. Collins; themes with his line south
As east, I3 poles to a horn beam, mulberry an,
lsusar corner to Collins aud Poagei thence Wit
lJ PoaeeSs lire south, 454 west, Al poles 5 link
i.a stone; thence south, 65Iwest, l27 poles !
Inks 10 the beginning containing iOU acreS,mor
\ or less. 49, ,
the above case.
Valued al Gao per aero Terms cash.
i
B. CO.
shOHffs Office, September Bib, 1912.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Samuel F. Campbell

DuUIUBI Gs OuNIFUS'1
vs.. Brown common
Erhra;m Stephenson, pleas.
DY virtue ofa writ of 0endtttoai er-
u ponas, to me directed by the Court
ofCommoa Pleas, wilhin and fos the Countylof
Rtown. State ofOhio; will Offer for sale, at the
frout door OF the Dourt House, in Georgetown, on
Saturday the 18th day Of Oeiobors is4S' between
the houFs Of 70 and 4o'cloek on said days'ne iols
Iou,ng rsal estate, iOwit: In lois in the town Of
Rinley numbers 9l4 and 2l5, with the appqEte-
nancss.
TIA Aboye case. Teims cash
~ JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. B. G. Q. :
shsriff's Once. September 8ths l64S.
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TRRAsURER's OFFIcE, ONO,
Colnmhna Sent 4 1912


DRAM S1R- As the time is near at hand
when you will be collecting the taxes for
the present year, deem il my duty to
inform you what kind offunds will be re.
ceived for the States portion Oftaxes col
lected by you.
/ would prefer the notes Of the specie
paying banks Of our own State to any 9TH
eF, but will receive the notes Of the banks
or Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania.
and Virginia; all notes must be specie.
paying at the time payment is made into
this Office, aud in no case will coin be re-
fused,
I am prohibited, By law, from receiving
noteb of q less denomination than Eve
Respectfully yours,
JOS. WHITEHILL,
Treasurer Of State.
TO lhe Treasurer Of Brown County.
The above is a circular received by me
from the State Tire asurer, bywhich 1 an
10 be guided in the receipt Of taxes 10
TIL. MIDDLETON.
Treasurer B. 9.
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Sheriff 5 Office, Sept. sih, 1912
sAERlFF'S SALE.

JONI a. NIiltcE CT
vs.. Brown common
Allen ID. Sweet. Pleas.
Bv virtue Of two wrils Of Oenditioni erpO-
mas 10 me directed blythe court of comm IN
Pleas, within and GoI Brown county OHIO,
| will offer for sale, at the front door of
the court house, in Georgetown, on Sat
urday the 18th day Of October 1912, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate io,wit:
A tract Of land lying aud being on the
East Fork of the Little Miami River in
'PeIty Township, Brown county Ohio,
bounded as follows, iBegining a: an Ash,
beech, and oak on the bank OF the East
fork OF the Little Miami river, al B. F.
Sweets lower corner, running s. 80. +.
All poles TO an ash and old oak in Henry
Miller's line, thence sOuthi % west4s
poles 10 an oak aud small sugar in the
iino of said Miller aud A. T. Sweets cor
lner; thence south 7S west Alt poles tC
stone, dogwood and waler.beech on the
bank Of the said East fork Of the said
little Miami river and Andrew 7. Sweets
upper corner on said river; thence VI
said river with its nesnders 4s poles Il
the beginning; containing one hundre'
and twenty Eve acres, be the samS mere
orless.
To be sold as the property of Allen D
Sweet at the. suits Of John A. Miller an
Thomas Gilkey against the said Sweet
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J.. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
! B.C.O.
/ Sherif-s Office. September 9Th, 1912
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sheritI-s oIfice. sepiembef slh,
SHERIFF's SALE.
Ira A. MatthewsOnl Brown Com Pleas.
vs.. In Chancery.

vs. IN NnanCeIy'
George Marshall.
DURSUANT 10 an order of the COur!
&c Common Pleas within and for
Brown County, Ohio, made at the October
term, lS4l, and revived at the August
term 1912, of said Court, will offer for
sale. al the front door OF the court house
IN Georgetown, on Saturday the 10Th day
AZ October, I842, between the hours OF
ten and four O'Clock on said day, the iol-
lowing real estate, to wit: Lot number
s6 IN The town Of Sardinia, Brown county
Ohio, with all and singular the GPpu,ie-
nances thereunto belonging. ordered !" 70
he sold as the property Of the detendan'
n The above case. Terms, cash.
:" '"V 49, JOHN ]. HIGGINS,
Sheriff B. G. 0.
sber;fF,s Office, Sept. 9Th, is42.
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es;gan under my hand, At George.owa,a n (
Ma Snd day of September, 1912, y the
A0th year 81 this State, ana q ~ ~ .;v,, .ry
psndence Of the United States 'ns 20 !
seventh. ...--.,s,s,ss,r.
B. @. Q,
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clNtgl tglfgNATl AND MAYSVlbL1
PACKET.

Tire light draught fast rln-
ming Steam boat, RICH.
MOND, Captain BLAND,
< yin ruiI regularly hetp eep
ths above PoFtet Leagine
s.....s....., j, .,,s.. s,adsy. Wednesday and Fri
~ - ,ssieet M Ana Maysyille every
T1esiay ana Saturday i, 2 O'Clock ?. NJ.
n this Boat will run regularly and ppnelua
s.. IS fsspeetiSIiy eoIieits thaFe q patron
agss
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shoritF's Office, Sept. 9th, ls4:
sherif's Sale.


Beni. F. Holden 4 Co. Blown Com. Pleas.
vs.. $685. IN (hancery.
Stephen Calvin.
PURSUANT to an order Of tha court OF com
mon Pleas, within and for lSrown County, Ohio,
made at the October term ls4I, and revived at
the April and August terms 1912, OF said court,
will offer for sale at the front doof Of the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 10th day
AZ October l942, between the hours of ten and
S,,r ofclock on said day, the following real es'
tate. Ia wit; All that tract Of land bounded as
e',Sel,s. tsFs .uning at lot No. 100 in the town
of Heeipspoft, Icnning east to whiteoak bank,
10 the run Joining susl TbOass and Corr CS.,' J;
thence up the run northeast within nvs poles q
No. iii uhancs south, 10 polcs 20 Pleasant el.
lev; thence west, S poles to 10. No, lg9i thence
south 10 poles 10 the place Of BesinItag; con
tainiug 8 l.2 acres, mora OF less Also '4V' W.
lO9 in tho town Of Higginspnrt.
Ordered to be sold ne the property OF StephGu
Calvin In the above case. Terms cash. y
JOHN. J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
b. G. o.
sSa,;Arss ofiee. Sent, 9th, le42.
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Brown common cas-

-. ys. Brown common sas.
Tarpley Jones.
Pursuant to an order Of che court Of common
pleas within and for Brown county, Ohio made
at tho August term, ls42, Of said court, viii
Offer for sale al tho front door Of the court house
in Goergstowa, on Saturday the 18th day Of Oc-
,ohsR, e42, between the hours of ten ana iouI
o'clock on said day, the following real estete 70
wit; In lot In the .owaof GeoTgatoWn' Btown
eauotv. Ohio, knownt and designated ON the re
saTded Mat OF said town by number ono hundred
and fourteenl n LAY IN that part ofsaid townlylng
nar,h AZ Market street, togsfher with the i'm.
movements and appurtsnances belonging and
| snnartainine 90 said lot.
ordered 20 be sold as the real estate OF Farp'
| lev ZONES IN the above crse. Terms, cash.
JOHN !. FIG GINS, Sheriff B 90.
Sheriff Is ofice, sept. 9th, ls42. ---.----
sHERIFF's SALE.
George MeaoEd Bfo"n own, Dom
s,mo., q Is: sisss 4 wifa. IN ehaaesty
i InJIRSTAN1' TO an order Of the court
of Common Pleas within and Tor
Brown county 0hio, msdsat tho October term
| IsdI. and revived at the April and August TERMS
Isd9. Of said court, I will offer fcr sale At the
4 front door OF the court house tn Georget own, on
\ SaV,rday the 18th day Of 0ctober is42, os'ween
She bours d. ton and four O'Clock ON said aaly,
The following real estate, to wit IN tots pcs -
In soath Georestown, Brown County .lalc, l. i,
ordered to Sc sold as the property Of Samuel
q SIseo snd Mary his wife, iIl the above ease.
''@' ~ JOHN II J. HIGGINS, ssort.
8 -. - !. 80 tlsh HeAa .s5
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sHER1FF,s SALE.

sHER1FF,ssALE.
Samuel RAmley,
We. E-
P. ~. Sellers sI al.
& Brown Common Pleas
Jonathan Bradford
VS.. Isl"
P. w. Sellers.
DY virtue oftwo writs, OF ca Vendi.
- toni ErpOnas and the other a Fl.
ia, es lie. ia. 10 mo directed by the cour.
Of Common Pleas, within and for Brown county,
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the house. Of Pres
ton w. Sellers in Georgetown, on Saturday the
24th day ofSeptsmber 1912, between the hours
Of ten and four O'clock OH said day, the follow.
pfoperty, to wit; one iron Smith Press, ono iln-
posing stone, one standing galley, containing a
quantity of Type, four composing sticks
three chases, ive stapds, twenty eight cases COO
tanning the type upon which tho Political Ex'
aminer Is printed.
To be sold as the property off. w. Sellers
in the above cases. Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f.
D. G. o.
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state Of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

David @. Dsvore, Administrator of
Alphsus White, deceased, with
the will annexed, Petition
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TsHERlFFs SALE.

saerifL.s ofier, sac. 9lh, ls4a.
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shstiG'poaies, September 10Th, 1919,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-20

b. G. O.
sberIffs Office, September 9Th, 1912.
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SherifT.s ofice, sepl. slh, ls49.
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ghsll1na otic.. { 81. 9sh, ZEE.
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siIERIFF's SALE.

sAsla's oaies, Sept. Oh, 1912.
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Sporting Anecdote. -One Of DORIS dis.
ciples in this city was bored yesterday
about his hero till he got into fever of
rage, and rising from the table, he gnash.
ed his teeth and told his tormentors not to
be too sure of the field. "Wait," said he,
still the third heat" Never mind about
more heats, says one of them; he'll never
run so we'll again.-N Y. Courier.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue OF Deed of Trust OK.
IN nD oeuied by VIM. w, Long. dated
the 10th day Of November, 1884, con-
veying to the subscriber 81 lots in
->- the North Square OF the Town of Char
lot,e. he will offer for sale at the Court. House
in Charlotte. on the Monday of the next County
Court, on the 25th OF July,
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grass was equal, if not superior, to tina
which grew upon any of their most produc
tive fields. Another case Of the application
Of charcoal have found in this neighbor
hood was made by gentleman in the lror
business to his meadow, near the coal house
lie had large quantity Of the coal that
had become too fine 20 be used in the fur
mace he did not know exactly what TO Dc
with ii, il was in the way, and be conclud
ed, as the easiest way to dispose Of it, to
haul il out and spread il upon the grass
land. He spread it late in the fall, and for
many years be informed me he observed
the most astonishing effect produced upon
his yield of grass. The quantity was near
ly double, and the effect continued as long
as he owned the property, which was a
least Ten years; so he informs me.
From what | can see Of lis effect, where
large quantity is left upon the ground, as
for instance, 10 the centre Of the hearth, il
takes a considerable time for it TO acquire
a sufficient degree Of moisture TO penetrate
10 the bottom, and until il has acquired that
degree Of moisture nothing will grow there.
Around the outer edges of The circle where 1t
is thrown upon the ground it is soon salur.
aled with moisture, and vegetation is soon
facilitated, and goes on rapidly. should
judge, from ibis, that when about 10 be ap
piled 10 land the coal should be ground fine,
and then thoroughly wet,ed and sown or
spread with lime spreader over the sur
face Of the soil. From the circumstance of
lis being easily powdered or mashed up,
should suppose that the process would be
very easily effected by making floor Of
plank, say circular, and procuring good
sized stone, to be affixed by shaft to an
uprigh, post, throw the coal into the circu
lar planked way, and attach horse to the
shaft passing through the stone, and drive
him round, carrying the stone, in its pas.
sage, over the Goals. A very simple and
easy process, precisely similar to the old
fashioned way of grinding or breaking up
bark, practiced by the tanners, previous 10
the invention Of the cast iron mill now 10
use. The cost of covering an acre would
be trin.ng, and if /, produce no other effect
than that oil forming permanent vegetable
basis in the soil, for lime TO act upon, II ap,
pears to me it would well repay a greater
amount Of labor and expense than would be
necessary to try il.
l have just been made acquainted with
another result of the application Of charcoal
to arabic land, that If general, from lis ap
plicatiou, will induce lis use by every one
who can procure it at reasonable price
that is, wherever charcoal has been applied
rust nerer affects the growing crop Of
uhcatii My friend who has communica.
ted this fact to me states, that he has oh
served i, particularly, and when the field
generally has been "struck with rust" as
Il is called, those places where he had ap.
piled the charcoal iavariably escaped.
] II. HEPBURN.
Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, Pa.
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Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, Pa.
John Tyler in 1910 on Distribution

John Tyler in ls40 on Distribution
| was in favor of the distribution of the
proceeds of the sales of the Public Lands
among the States, and in favor of raising
the revenue by duties on imports, in oppo.
sition to q resort to system Of direct
taxation, as every way onerous TO the peo-
pie, unproductire TO the treasury and ex-
pensive in the collection.
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M IN has been formed in connec-
'Gsss;s;s;;I - ton with the New Steam
Boat I" Utility" and a Sc, OF
Tow Boats, at present three in number--others
will be added as the business may require. The
Utility was built in Wilmington in lS4l. and
draws when empty but 10 inches of water. She
carries 500 bales of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feet.
Country Merchants who may wish TO get their
Goods up in the Summer and early in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, will find it to
their advantage TO patronize this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents of
Cheraw and other places are interested, and feel
confident that they can hold out such inducements
TO the back country will be beneficial to ali con-
ccrned. The business will be done principally by
towing lighters which will insure passage while
there is two feet water in the channel.
B. BRYAN g. BROTHERS.
Agents.
From the Transcript Charleston Of March Sd,
Charleston, s. c., Feb %, 1912.
This to all whom It may concern--we, the I'M.
dersigned, William Bird, Joseph Addison, and
James Marsh, junior; shipwrights of the above
named city, by the request of John kirkpatrick,
repaired on board of the Steamer Utility, comman.
ded and owned by the said kirkpatrick, and after
a full examination of the hull and construction of
the said Steam Boat Utility, are OF unanimous
opinion that the said Steam Boat Utility is in eve
~ respect suitable and strong enough to navigate
any River or Rivers. and capable of carrying five
hundred or more bales of cotton.
To which we have fixed our names and seals
this 2Sth February, 1912,
WIN. BIRD, [Seal
JOS. ADDISON, [Seall
JAS, MARSH, jr. ESeal.l
Charleston, FEB. %, 1912.
do hereby certify that | was Pilot on Board
the Steam Boat Utility and that the said boat was
exposed to heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charleston without receiving any
damage. do also certify that she did not wr'~'
or show any signs of weakness, and that sie was
not pumped out during the time W. on board
Of her.
wILLIAycLEMMoNs.
jane Is, 1912. lamiSm
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FifJu.s,cO Of said Lots.

The sale to be absolute in fee simple to the pur-
chaser, for the purpose Of fulfilling the conditions
and provisions of tho Trust A credit OF b months
will be allowed, and bond with approved security
Car the purchase money required the day of sale.
SAM'L. SII.IJMAN. Trustee.
June |, ls42. G
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Davidson College.

NNHE Annual Commencement Of Davidson
IL College will be on Thursday. the 2s,h Of
July. and the examination OF the under graduates
vii DO held on the three days preceding the
Commencement. The Trustees Of the College
will meet according 10 the Constitution on Wed.
nesday the 9th.
June 96, Isio
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TRAVELLERS
T.fkE NOTICE.
a|IA2 7

EINOTHY n. HUGHES having obtained
n the MANSION HOUSE for public accom-.
modatior, informs his friends and the public gen.
crafty tina, he is prepared TO receive and enter
tain all who may favor him with their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
ly supplied with every thing the country affords,
TO please and satisfy the palate Of epicurc.
His BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection of Liquorr, Wines and Cordias. both
foreign and domestic,
His STABLES shall he constantly attended BY
faithful and attentive hostlers and supplied with
abundant provouder
N. D. The Stage Office is KEEP, at the Mansion
House.
Charlotte, ~ C., May 90, 1912. GIN
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Wdrruntee Deeds for sale at this Office.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NEcKLESBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, February Term, iS42.
Geo. l.. Massey
:, rs. Petition.
neir' a, law Of Henry Massey, decd
this case, /, is ordered BY Court. tina, publ.
- cstinn be made as TO b. s. Massey, Henry
Cook. BENZ. II. Massey, l.. II. Massey, II, r. Mas.
sey, Mary y. Massey and Henry u, Massey, 10.
ga.ees Of Henry Massey, dec'de living wilhou,
the limits Of the State 10 appear q, our ne,, Court
o. Equity, to be hold for Meohonburg county. al
'he Court House 10 Charlotte. on the 4h Monda y
81 August nest 10 answer said petition, or abide
y The decree ~ this honorable Court which may
% made iherein.
by order,
DIR. DUNLAP, G. ME.
June "a, is49. Price adv. IS 60.
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STATE OF N0R7HcAR0LINA,

MEcKLENBrRc COUNTY,
Court Of Equity, February Term, lsi2,
Matthew Miller e. Elizabeth Buchanan
o. Injunc-
T. w Alexander, Jas. j. Williams. VIM. ton.
W simmons and Jno. w. Simmons.
appearing 10 tho Court, that James J. Will
= linms, WIN. w. Simmons and John w. Sim
mons are not living within the limits Of this State
~ Ordered, that publication be made sir weeks
N the Charlotte Journal, for them to be and ap.
psar At our next Court Of Equity, TO be held for
,meeklcnburg county, at the Court House in Cher.
,o''e' on the 9TH Monday 10 August next. then and
were TO answer or plead. otherwise Judgment pro
e0h'esso will be entered against them.
Test. d. r. DUNLAP. c. NJ 4.
|uly |, 1872. Price adv. IS GO.
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New Steam Boat Line.

.GwHa ASTEAM BOAT LINE
IA has been formed in connec-
:;Es-ZEf2 ton with the New Steam
Roat ~ Iliilitp y and a sci Of
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Last Notice.

NHR Subeeribcr having disposed OF HE Stock
Il Of MEDICINES &C. now informs all those
Indebted TO him, either by Note or Book Account,
That the ssmo must he closed at OF before the July
eourt;--lcngcr indulgence cannot be given
Those iudcbtcd by Book Account will be expec.
Ted al least, 10 clove their accounts by note And
% this s positively The last notice, sll accounts
not settled by tina, time, viii be placed in other
hands for collection.
c. J. FOX
July G. lslq. tn