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N/ \ HAVE TAXED DoC1OR Jos. fLt,s,.,,
" PETERS VEGETABLE PnLs, and have
no hesitation in prononncing theEi the bes
Ambitious Medicine that we have ever used
IN our families. We are acquainted wi:h sew.
erai families 10 this city WHO give them lh,
p'efe' 'enOe TO all other kinds, on account n
their mildness, and at the same time, certainty
Of action. GNew- YORK Exau i,er
More than Ten Millions Of boxes Of these
truly valuable AntibiliUus Pills have been sold
in The United states, Canadas, West lniies,
Mexico, and Texas, since the first Of January.
eighteen hundred and rhirty-Gye.
hundreds and thousands bless the day they
were induced. by the persuasion of a fyend, 10
try Box OF Doctor Peters Pills.
Doctor Jos. PisslIey Peters. Dear Sir:-I
have used your valuable Pills Ihe,s llst four
years, in eases of Dyspepsia, Liver Com 1Iaint,
and Sick Headache, and have found them. in a
majority feases, ihe most valuable Pills have
ever used. JOIN CASE, NJ. y.
For Sick or Nervous Head. ache. or BiIou,
Fever, | would recommend Peteis' Pills ia PEE
ference to all other kinds.
4. fl. .ARMSTRONG. NJ. D.
The following from the eminent Doctor En-.
merson, seonsideTed sufficient.
have useI in my practice, these last fve
years. DO tnr Us Prestly Peter-' Vsg.,1bIe
Antibjlious Pills, aud considered them the best
Family Medicine have ever used.
A Fresh supply of those vauable Pills iuei
rs-eived by D. J. Stewa I. Cieo-gstown, anil
Mu-nhv, Ridgsway & Go. Ripley: and thew
ca be had Of most ofthe prncipa stores through
out the United States.
January, la!
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No ACCOUNTING For TAsTE.-A Bos.
Ton paper mentions the following incident
which took place at the Eastern Rail Road
Depot, in that city, last week. A young
gentleman of the abolition fraternity took
his seat in the car appropriated TO colored
persons. Presently a negro looked in,
and seeing The intruder, went to the Con.
ductOr and requested him TO turn out the
white man, as he preferred exclusively
the. society Of those Of his own hue. With
some difficulty the young gentleman was
induced 10 resign his place.
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IMPoRTANr JUDICIAL DE oIsIoN

AMFOh IANE JUDICIAL DEClSlOr
The Intelligencer gives the result Of thu
case Of Edward Prigg, vs.. the State o
Pennsylvania, just decided in the Su
Preme court of The United States. NJ
more important decision has been made
for sOmelime, and we regret thai the de
ciSiOn is not given at length. The facts
Of the case are thus stated by the NaliOna
Intelligencer.
Considering the decision not only i'm.
pOrtant ia itself, but fully bearing US oul
in nrecOmmending gu appeal TO the law by
individuals whose cases particular States
have of late taken into their own hands,
we proceed briefly 10 state the case above
referred 10 as we understand il.
At the court Of Oyer and Terminer
IOr York county, Pennsylvania, April term
1889, Edward Prigg with Others) was in.
plcted under statute Of Pennsylvania Of
the year 1925, for experimenting and car
Tying TO the State Of Maryland a negro
woman, claimedas a slave, with the in
tenliOn TO hold or to sell said person as a
slave for life, which, by that statute, is
made felony, punishable by fine of not
less than five hundred nor more than one
thousand dollars, and moreover by impris
Onment at hard labor for not less than
seven nor more than twenty.OGe years.
The same statute abOunds in penal enact.
meats for cOrrelaliVe offences.
Upon this indictment Prigg was tried
and a spe cial verdict returned by the Jury
finding the facts that the person appre-
hcnded had come into Pennsylvania some
time in 1882; that at that time, and long
before, she had been a slave for lie un.
der the laws Of Maryland TO a citizen of
that State, that Prigg was duly and legal.
ly constituted the agent of said citizen to
OPprehend the abscOndng slave, and did
apprehend and carry her back into Mary
and 10 her Owner-and praying the direc-
tion Of the court as to the law OF the
case. Upon this verdict, pro fOrma judg.
ment was given for the Commonwealth
against Prgg, and the case being carried
GptO the Supreme Court of The State Of
Pennsylvania, the Judgment Of the Court
below was there affirmed.
An appeal to the Supreme Court Of the
United States was taken by Jonathan
Meredih and John Nelson, Esqurrss,
Commissioners and CounsellOrs ol the
State. Of Maryland.
The judgment Ofthe Supreme Court Of
the United States is, that the act of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania upon
which this case is foundedis repugnant to
the Constitution Of the United States,and
therefore void.
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sHERlFF's SALE,

Moses RIGGS & co. Brown Common
vs. Pleas
Shepherd Johnson. Chan ere.
.DURSUANT to an order.of tho Court Of Com
Il mon l'leas, within aud for Brown county,
OniO, made al their OeuIber tenn, lo4l, viii
osr tor sale, al the fpnt doOf Of the Court housa
10 Seoiget town, Oh Saturday The 23,d day Of
Aprl, lo4, !bslween the hours Of 10 and o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, to witt
In Lot humber five (NO. 81 in Sardinia, Blown
county, Ohio.
y dered TO he sold as the properly Of Defend
ant, IN the above case. Terms cash in baad.
JOHN J.HIG GINS, Sh'G B.U.O.
SheFif's Ofhce, March llth, ls4!.
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Biddle, il Is said, was applied TO some
three years since, BY rich Englishman,
"a Strangely residing in Philadelphia. TO
know If bis Bank was safe and sound -
He assured him it was. The English
man purchased stock to The amount Of
$4,000 at abOvs par. He afterwards
invested his wifess fortune, amounting TO
$40, 600 more, in the Bank. A child was
lsft $4,000 and il also went into the
Bank. That mans family nOv take In
ssDiEg to make a living in Camden, all
their property being sunk in the monster.
NJ B, Tines.
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Sherman's Poor Mans Plas-
ter !.

JOEs
Ths bsst Strengthening plaster in the world,
and sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness
in ths back, loins, sides, breast, neck, limbs,
joints, rheumatism, lumbago, &c &c.
Several persons have called at the warehouse,
to express their surprise and thanks, at the al.
mos, miraculous cures these plastsrS have sIHec
tod.
Mr.. David Williams, of ofEiZabathtown, N. J >,
an Old Revolutionary Soldier, was SO afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he could scarcely helu
thimself-thess Plasteh entirely cured him
Thousands of certificates mi0ht ne given OIL
their wonderful properties, bit the fact of tn,
enormous quantity sold, must bs the Ereatest
evidence OF their viftus. Directions are urin
ted OH tbs back Of each plaster. with Gc.si.
mile of the nama thus, A. SHERMAN, NJ. D
Bs particular to get Shsrman's Poor Man,
Plaster; and see that II is so printed on the
back, as Lhere are several base limitations hawk
ed about and often p1l,nsi of as Shsrmau',
Plasters, whsn they are altogether worthless
No other person can make the genuine, 40 be
particular when you purchass.
Price only " III cents a Plaster.
Just received by D. J Stewart, Georpetowo
Murphy, RidgAway y Co. Ripley.
Remember only l2 l-2 cents piscs.
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NOTICE

is hsTeby gigen that application will bs made
TO the Co'nmis,iOners Of Brown county at hsir
session 10 be held on tbs 7lh dag OF March next,
Tor an ofdsr tlily OFT pIoiic road through the
1o"n'hip Of CLARK 10 said comfy, 10 begin at the
east end Of East street, in the toMn " Broals.
.lhe thence ~ e. On the line between tle
lapos oi James Baird and Henry Whilsman, 70 a
gun ahd STAKE, corner 10 said lands; licences
90 e. ana Oh the line bslNeen In lands Of 10.
seph fnda and the Aforesaid Henry Nhiteman
'oa STAKE corner to said lands, snd in the lima
Of Iants J hompson's land; thence II. d e. aud
on tho line between the aiorss1id Pride and
Thompson, passing Pride's and Thompson,, cor.
uefs, n ana continue 70 run said line unto the n
W. corner Of Jesse Tnomoson's land. ,,sn.as
- e. on the line bstwsen the aforesaid Jssss
Thompson and John Itoushes' hsrs, until, IN.
tersecn the road leading from Felicity 10 ia.
.mer'vllls-"t or near the school house m Dis.
trict No. 3, Ia said township. and thsfe 10 snJ
january 20th, I542.-s
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virusoftw1 writs of Fl, fb. et Ls. ia. to
ID me d. rectal by Court of com noa Pleas
within an fDr Brown C,u ty, Ohio, will Offer
for sale, at the residence of Henry Davidson, Ia
LeWfs.towuship ~ WoiIayithe !Ist day ofFebru.
nry lS4 !,between the hours Ofl0 and o'clock, OH
saidday, tbs following properly to, wit; two sOr-
rel horses, five sets of 'pper tools, consisting Of
drawing-knives, AIDES, joInteF plat stress hoops
and other necessary tools fofcoopsting, one cart
for oxen with two beds, one new saddle, one pair
Of boat gunnels IS EcstlO and Lot Of cooper
stuff.
To be sold as the property Of Henry Davidson
4 brothers, at the suits Of Peter Barr, AMI Dan
iel Holden for the uss Of samuel Horn, aglins,
said Henry Davidson and Brothers. Term,
cash. JOHN J. HIGGINS, sh,a.
B.C.o.
sheriF's Office, Feb. T.H, 1912. Eil
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EslLIdSTBIE25ElF@I

SneIman's Cough Ii zeLg,s,
Are the saiesr, most sure and eheciual remedy
lor Coughs, Colds, Consump ptinns, Wb0oping
Cough, Asthma, TighiLess of the Lungs or
Chest, &c. &c. The proprietor has never kloWn
an InstaL ee where they did not give perfect sat-
islacliuu. Several thousand boxes have been
sold within the last year, restoring 70 health
persons in almost every stags of colsu notion,
aud those laboring under Inc most distress
colds and coughs They do not cheek and dry
up the cough, but render it easy, promote ex-
pectnratiOn, lay the tickling or irritation, ami
remove the prnximate or exciting cause.
The Rev DaIius Anthony, of the Jlsida
Conference, was gi'en up as incuable, bslievsd
to be un the verge 1f the grave from cnrsuinp.
ton, without the hope of relief. till b. tieI
these Lozengen Tney releveI'him immediate.
", and in few Weeks restored hin to hsllth, ~
thar he could resume his duties az a minister of
the gospel. He recommends them to all vh1 are
consumptive or have any arrangement nf tisir
lungs, as the greatest ms1Icine in the knIEn
wohd. tie has witnessed their effs'ts on sever.
al Others, and alwa,s with ths haIpisst rs.uls
lie says so great rsmsdv through the blessings
Of Divine Prnvdence, shoIld he the cImmIn
property Of all, and in every family o" The face
of the earth.
The Rev. Dr.. Eastmon1, of New York, give
a few TO a lady, a friend If his, whl had bean
given up by hsr physician and friends as ia tbs
last stage OF cpn'uuptiOn The fat Lozengs
gave her considsrab bic relief 81 thar shs was en.
coursged to poIsevefe in their us1; AMI through
the blessings OF God thsy restored her to perfect
health
Mr.. G T. Matthews, CaroIrns st, suffered
a year with hard, tight cough, pain in the side,
splitting of blood, aud all the usual symptoms of
consumption. The LozenPes relieved him i'm
medialely.lnd in isw wsaks rest1red him to
perfert health, lie says they nre the greatest
cough medicine in The world.
Over 1900 persons have gwen their names
within the last year as a reference of the won.
derful virtues Of these Cough Lozengs4. They
cure all recent cases IN fsw hours, ssld nm re
quiring more than ono day to entirely eradieat.
the most distressing ones.
AsuppIy Of these valuabIs Cough Candies just
received by,D.J. Stewart, Georgetown,
Murphy, Ridgeway Co., Ripley
nFPrice only Is Cents per Box 60
January 1912.
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NHE undersigned tlkss this opportunity 10
Il return his sin:are tn INKS lnr the very lib.
eral patronage which he has recaived hsreto fore,
andhsgs continuance of public favor, as ne is
disposed 10 sell cheap for cash or trade of any
kind, and will continue at the old stanI, nsxl
door to the Ohio Exchange. He has on hand
fine lot ofN y Suy1r, Cofes, Tea, &c. Al
so, Dry Go"ds, Qutensware, Hardware, &c :;
all olwhich he will disJose of as low as pp,.ib.e
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
u. RusselVille
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N o TIC f.

hsrehy given to all VIII m 1t may concern,
4 that there will be petition presented TO
the Commissioners of Brown county, at their
next meeting on tie FIRST Monday in March next,
praying for the establishment of a county road,
to commence 10 ths road leading from Arnhe i'm
to Geo'getOwn, at or near the southeast corner
Of John CarletOn's fence, ia Fran&lih township /;
thence sOuthwestwardly direction on the line
between III" heirs of John Jordan and Ephraim
Br1wn: thence the same direction on the line
Of A Nixon's survey to the corner; thence m
the line between David Ammen and Noah Ellis /;
thence Oh nearly the same dirertion. 80 as tn in
tersect the State road leading from Georgetown
to New.hope at or ns1r Noah Ellis house.
January 18th, 1S4l,
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STATE OF oHlo,l
BRUwN COUNTY, S


Elizabeth White, Petition for Diyo,,s
vs.. and Alimony.
J. Alpheus White.
BE 1t remembered, that on .he 18Th day Of
January, A ID. lS43, the said Elizabeth White
6led in The Office Of the Clerk Of the Suprtms
Court Tor said county, her petition praying The
eodrt to decrsea dissolution Of the marriage con.
tract existing between her and the said J Al
phens White, for the causes Of gross neglect oil
duty, wlful absence for three year, and habitual
drunkeness, as set forth Ia said Petition.
N tics is therefore hereby given 10 the said J
Alpheus White, of the tendency Ofsaid PeIi.
ion; and he is hereby rs luired to be and appear
before the said Supreme Court on the first day
ofths nsxt term thereof, and show cause, IL any
there be, WAY the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Attest, q. W. KING Clerk, s. C. B. C.
J. W. Lows, Sol'r for Petitioner.
January 2lst, l649 -,/
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Feathers Wanted.

WILL give Groceries at the following rates
i for 2OOO lbs of good Feathers: Sugar Il cts.
per ID; MOiasses 40 cts per gallon Coffee l6rls
per ID and Tea S per 10. Or will give any
other kind of goods in my store in exchnngs Gr
the above Mount of Feathers have also Just
received about is kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
which will sell very low for Feathers.
Call soon at
N0WLAND'S STORE,
RusselVille.
March ID, 1912. II,
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Attention, Guards!

THE Members of the Georgetown Guarl
Il are requested 70 parade on the Pabli'
Square in GsorgetOwn, on Tuesday, the 2!,
day Of Februafy,aIl0 10 O'Clock. for the purpose
Of celebrating the birth OF Gen Washington
Each member IS requested 10 provide himss
with eight rounds of blank cartridges.
By order 0f the Lieut.
q. B CROUCH, o. s.
5. Thsrs willbs Public Address deliv.
srel vt the Gourt-house at o'clock, Ladie,
and Gentlemen are respectfully invited.
@. D. c., o. S.
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lHE BLooDHoUNDs.--The Richmond
s'ar has the following inquiry. There
~ sges doubtless many persons who would
hEe g know something about them:
I'VE are exercised largely 10 learn
what has become Of that noble arm Of
eur National defence, the famous Blood.
hounds. Who has got them--where are
they-Will somebody snlighten usf"
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FAST DAY.-GoVsrnor Ellsworth has
issued his proclamation, appointing Fri.
day, The 25ih March 10 be observed
throughout the State Of Cogneclicul,
as day Of fasting, humiliation aid pray
err
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Brown County Common Pleas,
APRIL Term. le42.

4 THE following accounts of Executors
and administrators were filed al the DC.
tober Term, is4l; and continued for Fl.
nal settlement at the April Term, is42,
to vii:
The Executor Of John II. Shepherd, decd.
The Administrators Of A. Linn. deed.
The Administrators Of Andrew TrimbOre,
decd.
The Administrator fAmzi Baird. decd.
The Administrator of Andrew Balrd, deed.
JOHN H. BLAIR. Clerk,
B. G. &. P.
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HATS! HATSII

.nAVID FERRlER respectfully in.
~ forms the public, that he has com.
menced The Hating business in George.
town. Shop 3 doors South of David
Crawford's Grocery Store, West side oI
Main Street.
July 6, iS4l.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Noble Melvin Brown Common Pleas,
vs.. Fl. ia. ct LIE. IA
TarpIev Jones.
BY virtue of writ of Fl .ta. ct Le Et. to me
directed by the Court OF Common Pleas, within
aud for Brown county Ohioi Twill offer for saIs,
at the frOnt door the court house, IN George town,
on Saturday, the 18th day of March, l54L be.
tween the ours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day,
the following rsul estate TO wit: In lots num-
bers,on hundred and five, and ons hundred
and twenty.fout, (Nos. lgS g. l24) in North
Georgetown, Brown county, containing each a
stable and other improvements.
10 be sold as the property ofTarpley Jones,
in tho above case. Terms cash.
4 JOHN J, HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. g. @.
cL..;a1. .ason FahS,, Stk 1870
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SHERlFRS SALE.

| SlEtNtr c'o SALE.
David G. Do'Or0 Brown Com.
vs.. Peas.
MOrdicai Levi g. wife. Chaucery.
| pURSUANT to ali order of the Courl
Of Common Pleas, within aud for
Brown County Ohio, made at the OctO
Der Term lS4 !, Of said court; will offer
for sale at the front door of the cuurI
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the
93d day Of April 1912, between The hours
Of 10 aud A O'Clock ON said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: Lying in Brown
County Ohio: OH the waters of while.0ak
creek, being in BOokers survey No. l4O
and part in rrents survey No. 7 IL, boun
ded and described as follows; Beginning
at a stone on The west side Of The old
State road, Campbells corner in Apple.
gates line, thence south, % degrees west,
IA poles TO crooked iro0wOod; thence
south, 40 degrees west with Applegate's
line 33. 3 poles 10 beech; thence wes,
with Applegates line Ii pol, ) to white-onk
creek aud crossing lin an angling manner
making il IL poles from bank 10 bank, in
all Isl poles TO large beech in Apple
gates line; thence south, "a degrees east +,
with Richards line, 1877 poles to muI.
berry on the south side Of drain, corner
lOth pOOr.hOuse farm; thence with line
Of The same north. 76l degrees east, IS
poles 10 beech thence with another line
OF said farm south, 80 degrees east, "a
poles 10 beech; thence north, so de,
grees east, 32a poles 10 a stone, corner
Of said poor.hOuse larn; thence with
line OF The same east 5O7 poles to sl.
gartree and stOue; thence with line Of
The same south, II degrees east, a. poles
TO white oak and two dOgwOods, Blair'S;
thence with Blairs line south, 81 degrees
easi, IA poles TO the creek thence up the
creek with it's rneanders north, 42S de.
grees east, a. poles, north, 22I degrees
west, 80 poles, north, sc degrees west
IL poles TO a lynn and hickory on The
south bank of the creek; thence north,
% degrees west, IS poles crossing the
creek TO crook in boundary branch,
(the little lynn corner supposed to be
washed uP) ;thence north, % degrees east,
up the branch 10 white.walnul; thence
north, % degrees west, 4O poles 10 The
containing l62 acres 3 roods
and 5 poles Saving excepting and reser.
wing out Of the above described land AZ
acres, 3 roOds and FIVE poles, conveyed
BY said Levi and wife 10 Richard Rich,
ards by Deed dated June 7lh, 1887.
Ordered 10 be sold as the real estate
of NJ. Levi g. Wife in The above case.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. c. o.
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APrOINrMENT OF SENATOR. R.--HOn Leon.
ard Wilcox, of Oxfor1, N. H., has been
appointed by Gov. Psgea Senator in The
Y. 8. Senate, to occupy The seat vacated
By the resignation Of the Hon. Franklin
Pierce.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Vincent Grabb Brown Common Pleas.
VS.. Vendi Tx and
James Taylor. Fl fa. ct lie, IA.
BY virtue offs writ of Ven1iton Exponas to
me directed by thA Court of common Pleas, with
in and Tor Brown county Ohio, will expose n
sale, at tfe ,Fssidsncs of James Taylor, in IIun.
tington township, on Saturday the 5th day Of
March, 1912, between the hours Of 10 e. 4 o.
clock on said day, the following property to wit,
One rnan mare and two rel-cOws.
ALSO
BY virtue ofawrit ofR Ja ct LIE ia to me
directed by the same cOurt-l will offer for sale
Al the sane time and place, the following prop.
erty, to wit, One four horse Wagon and one
pleasure wagon.
To be sold as the property OfJameS Taylor, a,
the suits Of Vincent Crabb.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. e. q.
sherf's once, Feb'v 18th, ls42.
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel K. sharp Hnd !
Sarah mis- wife {

Sarah mis- wife Partition.
vs..
Ann BoGde widow, and Samuel Bnude, James
BIdde, William Hing and Mary his wife.
Th0nas I. BOude and Elizabeth Morris herS
OfJohh Boude deceased.
Tne defendants above named will take no.
tce, That on the 26th day of November, le4I,
the petitioners fled in the Celks flee of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Brow county, Ohio,
petition praying for Partition of the following
doSerlh"d premises, situate in said county, 10
Wit: OAe tract containing 26l acres of land, and
hoJndsd as follows: Beginning at sycamore
tree OIL the bank of the Ohio river, corner "a
Gabriel Akinsi thence up The river north II deg,
east, ZIG poles to sugaruee, elm and buckeye,
:onar to Roberto Jacobs survey, thence With
said Jacobs line - ZIG poles TO hickory
aud sycamore: thence E, IL deg. W, I72 poles 10
stakein said Gabriel Atkins Ii ,e; from thsnte
with said Akins line s, ii deg. e, ZIG poles TO
the place OF beginning, conveyed to John Bouds
by Philip Buckner on the 18th Feb'y lSOI.A
ALSO
Ons other tract coniaining I36 I-2 acres o.
land, bounded as follows Beginning at a stone
on the bank of the Ohio river, upper conner to
the above described tract, thence up said river
and bounding thereon, n, u deg q, I04 poles 10
two CO tn wood trees, thence n, 10 deg. ".
!O9 poles to a stone in Jacob Waterhelds' line;
then:s with his line S, 10 deg. W, 1876 poleStO a
stake in the original line of the survey: thence
with said line n, 10 deg 2O7 poles to The begia.
ming; conveyed 10 said Boude by A. D. Keith, on
the l4th Of August 1924. Ard that at the
nsxt Term of said Court, application will be
made for partition of said lands agresably 10 The
Statute in such cases provided.
SAMUEL X. SHARP,
SARAH SHARP.
tn. L. HAMFR Solicitor.
Nov. 9th, lS4I .--6w.
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Obstructive FIRE.-Ths dwelling Of
~. Graham, collector Of MOyau county
Indiana, was burnt to The ground on the
18th ult, with ell its contents. Between
slx and seven thousand dollars in money
wascOnsumed.
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We are requested 10 announce VII.
LIAM SHIELDS as a candidate for Asses.
sor Of Pleasant township al the ensuing
election.