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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05
. Hon. ]. WmIrE,
Speaker House OF Representatives.
SOUND THE LOUD TIMBRELl

The editor Of the Cleveland Herald mas go,
hold OF choice rnorsel IL Is the proceedings Of
meeting OF the "nnlenfed Democracy" Of Geaugn
co. tOhio) published 10 the Geauga Freemen The
comments II to posteriy, as better than
thnhhsgivlng dinner. We can only give some speci &.
mems, winch may serve TO whei the appetits for
more. The following i. one:
"Fellow- citizens composing tho unterrihed De.
mocrncy Of Geaugn county! While your fellow
iaborefs ~ the high and holy Of Liberty, in
Maine, Maryland, Georgia, Vermont, Connecticut.
Ono, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, N. Jersey
and the Empire State, are echoing and re.echong
from pole TO pole, rs with ten thou'nnd times te n
thousand sienOnan Voices, the shouts OF victory
ana boating the afY vaults Of high heaven with the
Democratic gnddtning aud tytanps ioIuriatinD
sounds Of MI dosp,randum Republicoi viii vo1
be found sleeping on yOur posn
Why no-cerAInIy not Who could sleep in
such stofml
ayes, Jcifsrsonian Democrats Of Goauga county.
yoo' VINO hnYo been Tor years wiging an almost
hopeless contest with Federalism, and who n few
short months since, were almost ready to despond
te OF good cheers rejoice, rejoice with the timbtei
and harpi-rejoce with tho hgh.soun tim.
brel" ''''
Rejoicei cerlainly.
Sound the loud clahon from Erie 10 c,uoddy.
OcAuga IL ~, ana cares Tor nobody.
"ln tho namo Of heaven, we believe the day /,
ours There ~ hope yet for tho Western Rosory,
yes, for Gcaugn county. Let Us burnish our al
NOR onew--Iet US unshcath the bright and gloamini
sword Of Democracy, and swear upon the c, ncen
thted h,nr Of our country never to return il 10 III
scnbbarJ until tho last citadel Of Federalism sinai
nave Deon razsd to the ground, and tho gorgoou
temple ITSELF from its pinnacle 10 its corner atone
one mass Of smoudcring ruins!"
Stand aside, Hannibal, Atula the Sconrge. mr.,
Alnric the Visigolb! Stand aside, yo des,royers a
the oden time, the "un,orrihed Dsmocracyp nav
sworn upon the Concentrated altar Of their eoun
tfy' 10 cast your works far into shaded Tho gor
geous temple Of Federalism, iron pinnacle 10 4,
corner stone" Is to be Zone mass OF smoulderio
ruinsl"- Cincinnati Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

Barndby Rudge-complcto in one volume. has been
received from Messrs. Smith, Drnksr Il Morris.
This tho last Of Boz's productions-and il has III,
same fatc which attended all It's predecessors
many admirers and many eontemners. We do no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

iDPA Meeting Of the Stoekbolds,, of H..
franklin Manufacturing Company IL reoussted a,
the Paper Mill, on Wednesday, 9th Of January.
1912, at o'clock, =. VI.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, ProSl.
de 3i-tm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05
MENnnANnA

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-Clcared schoonrrs r J
rurpin, Lloyd, Norfolk and Petersburg; GENT
Washington, Phillips, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

L'O6 RENT, comfortable LODGING Room ovor no
IL room occupied by 7. Rutherford fion on Cary ~ -
For terms, apply TO Mr. Thomas Drew,or
jaf at wa. RUTHERFooRD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

SHIRTs.-.A No. quality Muslin shlrts. viii, Linen
~ bosoms and coHars,ai STAIR 4 Co.'S
jas Fourteenth Fl, opposite Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

tai sour
ces 90,69l 6S
From bonds
OF Bank
Of United
States 662 049 AZ
From Bank
which
failed in
1887 5il27 80
From Trea-
sury notes
per act OF
March, 81,
1910 I,524,6O3 so
From Trea-
sury notes
per act of
February
Is. 1871 5,956.ss9 90
From loan.
per act of
July 81,
lS4I 3,229,e46 Sc
The receipts
for the 4th
Or. il is
estimated
will amt
to 6,s43,O95 25
From Gus
toms $4,000 900 90
From lands $4,000 90
From mis-
ceilane-
and
incidental
sources 10000 90
From bond
OF Bunk
OF United
states lu,Sl5 -
From Tree-
n sury notes 100000 90
From loan
received
Estimate for
balance
quarter
100 900 90
- -, POP 72o oe
Making the
to'al esi-
"eteu ie
Ups io' go
INC year Soo,4io,io' I"
A.,
' IT. ~
he oal-
ahce IN
.ne itea-
su'y Oh
ue is' vi
January
ias, an
usSesae -
oi ol,o9I,5l2 Su
The eIpenc
ulufes oil
the three
ISL guar
'e'soi We
Pese'
yearhave
amounted
ns'
,oro1,. ~"
se'io.'
g m'scel.
n unsous s4'oio''oSs 81
:'y IN on,
NJ &c io'''i'ios 40
"asaI ser
no,eo 70
deemed
includ;na
interest 5,o27srI1s
Pnhi;c d.h, o10an 81
The expenditures for the
4th quarter are esti-
mated on data furnish
cd by the respectiys de-
departments, at 7,290,72373
Civil, mis-
ceaneous
and for
tercourse sI,5sI,OO534
Military
service 3l69T 73 81
Naval ser.
vice 1866 $50 so
Interest on
Principal &
interest ON
Treasury
notes 500 1871 o.
Making s32 nos O7o 7o
=
And leaving n deficit IN he nrovdsd
for on The frat oS I,n,,Jv ppsao COY ss- On
II being essential tha, his ds6c;, o;.;n, too' ~
f,ilure in ea,cno more thar nn,i IL I'm ','
nn;horzed by Cono,es. a, ,ba t., 80; o
bc nrovided Sor bv H. ,nears H., 80, e"oulu
nvaobIe il ;s ,scommsnJ.d ,ha, ~ We AZ once
enc NJ Ttso,,,n nn,"a hs as gu ,'','neuIa.e IS
emergency e' 10 a''"o''Neu' " "'ee' INC
H. Of The estimate. Of The public re,snue eSp,nd
lures y" IN, year 1872
he receipts Tor the year ls42; are estimated as
follows:
From customs, sl9,O00,000 90
Arising from duties accrueing in lS4l,
and payable in 1912, S34O0, 900
From duties accrueing and
payable in 1872 I5sOOOOO
Treasury notes. 10000 On
Miscellaneous sources. I5OOO0 m
10 200 OOH on
From which deduct the es,itpated de-
fciency on the 1 ST of January. is42. 627 $50 90
Leaving this amount N pplieablo TO tho
service of the wear 1912 1852 44O 10
The expenditures for the vear Is42
including 81 900 600 for The re.
demption OF Treasury notes. are
estimated at 327ot OIO "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

M APPHENTICE s-wanted AT tb,s one ~
earn e Pfnng businoss, two Boys IA or IL years OF
age, None but those Of good character, and who can
read and write, need apply. de %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

ID NJ. TABB. Notary Pn5Hc, ami g. 81 ram T.
u General Agent and Collector. hsvo removed ,heit
iea ioi.o corner o. Cove rnor and otmmodatey
Richmond. Dec ~. 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.

THE TREASURY.
7Sansmiftins Report upon TIE State Of he Esane,s.
TREAsuRr DErARrMEsr.l
December 20, lS4l.
Sir;-In obedience TO the directions Of the act Of
Congress OF the 10Th Of May. 1900. entitled IAN act
supplementary to the act entitled 'An act to estab
lish tho Treasury Department" tho Secretary Of
tho Treasury respectfully submits the following
port:
Of the pubic rersnue and expenditure.
The balance in tho Treasury the LIST Of Janua-
ry ls4i Exclusive of the amount deposited with the
States. trust funds and indcmnities and the amount
due from banks which failed in 1851 was, as
ted in tho report OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury
submitted TO Congress the Sd OF June last $685..
345 03.
The receipts into the Treasury du-
ring the three FIRST quarters Of the
present year amount TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-05

10
70
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
THE IMPEACHMENT.

The New York Journal Of Commercs
Ofthe 9th inst. says;
: "Letters from Washington says, thatin
a caucus ofwhig members Of The house
Of Representatives, the motion Of Mr.,
Bolts, that the Prsident should be i'm
peached received seventeen votes. So
that matter is arrest"
Not only The proposition itself, but
its author, once so high in favor in Ger.
tain quarters, seem TO have been buried
in the same ditch. The Washington cor
respondent Of the N. Y American has
this notice Of bolh;-<
aMr. Bolts aybe right enough about
the natural justice ofiisproposilion, but
there is something else q be considered
sThe hour and the man have not come.
This is not the hour and Mr.. Bolts is moi
the man.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26

A NEw ESEMv-A Singular cause oi
destruction has appeared among the To-
Gust Trees 10 The neighborhood Of Hall.
daystorg, Pa. They have beeH attacked
by worm, which bores through and
ihrough the trunk, and culs of the limbs
and branches at the fork so completely
thar a slight wind Or their own weight
sufiices TO bring tnem to the giound-
Standing beside the tree, the boarihg ope
ration can be plainly heard, and the dust
OF the animal auger covers the ground at
The root Of the tree.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26

BANR REPORTs. The Auditor Of State
publishes in the Oeio Statesman an as.
stract Ofthe condition of the Banks oI
this State for the months Of April, May
and June, BY which, it appears that lheil
notes in circulation in April amounted tc
9l,l63,sll 90; in May $l,ls5,2S6 so,
in June $l,sl4,63s 90. f Their specie in
April amounted to S7l3,6OT O6; in May
$557,6s3 40; in June $s95,OiO Co.,
This exhibits an iucre ase in tie circula
ton, and abouta proportiOnate increase
Ofthe specie basis, Of the Banks, since
the passage ofthe resumption act.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERiPP's sALE.
Foo,e and Bgsler ett
v. BrOwn Com. Pleas.
George Bfnaaman

FoOie and BgHler
Co.. y; BrO"n Com. Plss'.
BY virtue Of a writ Or Ff "a! etle ia.
70 me directed By ihe Couri Of Common
Pleas, Wiihin and for Brown Couniy Ohio,
! will Offer fof sale, 81 ibe front door of
me Coud houss il Georgetown on Saiur-
Gay the 9th Of Augua 1912. between ibe
hours Of zen and foar O'Clock
on said day lie following real
estate, 70 wit; one hundred acres
and ~ poles Of land the residue Of the foI.
loving tFaci loot heretofore sold to John
hangover and Joseph IIamilion's heirsl
Situated lying and being in Bro En Coun.
" Ohio on the waters Of Whiteoak creek
and bounded az follows; Beginning q 4
stake on whiieoak creek opposite Two 80.
eariFees and one buckeye, corner 10
James Mccall: thence east 36f poles 10
an elm an Origional corner TO Lewis Book
ef; thence south east 252 poles 10 a
beech; thence BY lands 0f Lewis Booker,
l7lA poles TO two hickories and one
beech ! ibence n1Fih 3iI poles 10 a sake
in whileoak creek opposite 10 three iron
wood saplinss; thence up in said creek
north 5 east so poles, north II east 30
poles north 30 east 73I poles south GO
east % poles,easi 20 polesnoTih So easi2O
poles, north 20 east "a poles north 20
west 26 poles % the beginning-contain-
ing 200 acres & 35 poles (for the part sold
TO John Barnnrover, see Book B pages
43l and 432 and Book g pages 444 and
AS Of Records Ia the Recorders office
Brown County Ohio, and for that sold to
Joseph Hamill6n's heirs, see Book No. 3
page 8 I6l-lhe said residue uGsoId IS
Aforesaid. being the farm on which
George BiHgaman now lives.
TO be sole ss the property Of George
Bingaman, in the above case. Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff. B. G. O.
Sherifi's Office, June 30ih, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERlFFrs sALE.

vs.. Brown Com. Pleas.
Wm. Humber.
By virtue of writ of Fl. fa. ct lie. ia.
10 me directed BY the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for BfownCoun,y Ohio,
i will offer for sale 6, the front door Of
The Court house in Georgetown, on Sat.
urday the 9Th day Of August 1912, be-
tween the boafs Of 10 aud O'Clock on
said dsy the following real estate, to Wit;
situate in Perry TOwnshiy Brown coun-
Ity OhiU,- Beginning at forked syca-
more ia the county road running trom
Fayetteville BY Daniel Foxes 70 the
HjgbIand county line and corner to John
Rrsckenridce' survey 3046, thence rnn-.
nino north / degree 80 minutes east lS6
noIes 10 a white elm; thence souiblS9 deg.
east no poles to beech and hickoEyS
thence south deg. 80 min. west iS6
poles TO q dead oak stub aud small beech
n the margin of the said e0unty road;
thence north 80 deg. west 40 poles 70
tbe beginning containing one hundred and
for,y four and halfacEes.
Also. the following tract OF parcel Of
land adjoining the said town Of Fayesie-
vile in said county Beginning at The
southwest corner Of lot No 20 on the
county road and cross street ia said town;
thence north 4 poles tn the corner Of lot
No, 2i, thence east 6 poles 10 the south
east corner Of said loi; thence north 8
poles TO the north epsi corner Of said log
No. 81; thence east a Polesto Isaac Coz
xait'sline; thence with said Coyalt's line
ia poles 10 a cross street; thence ~
poles 1.-The beginning, containing 80 oE
an acre. g.,.
TO bes0ld as the properly ei yselllism
| Humber, in the above case. terms casA
lin hand. ,3.c,c,,s,s, 81
! B. C. 10.
sheif's OHice, June 2sth, ie4a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERiFF,s SALE,
HANSON Z. Penn etal fro9nCom.
fs. Pleas.
WOfdieai I arf Vo,l; p
3 SALE

Z
MOfdiesi Levi. VeDdi. TX.
By virtue oftbfee wits Of Hendbioai
lLsxPonas, 70 ne difeciyd By De Court Of
Oommon Pleas, within and lar Brown
County Ohio, VIII expose 10 sale, at the
front deuf ofthe Court house in Georpe.
town, on Saturday the 6gh day Of August
1912, between The honrs IL 10 ana
O'Clock on said DAY, the fsIlowihg real e..
tate, 10 vii; 4 tact oflaEd WING ana BE-
ing in Blown Couniy Ohio, on tbe walsrs
Of wbiieOak creek, being inBOokef's sur
vey No. li40 and part IN Trenl's survey
No. 7i2 bounded and described as follows
@ wit; Beginning at a stone on The vest
side Of HE old state road, Csmpbell's cor
oer in AppIegafes line; then south -
west IA poles TO crooked irOnwood;
thence south 40gest wiihApplegais's line
33 3 poles to beech then wesi with Ap-
plegaIe's li1e i6 poles to Vhiteoak creek
aud crossing il ID an angling manner ma
king il II poles from bank 10 bank, in sll
IL poles 10 large beech in AppleRales
line; thence south "a east with Richards
line l37 poles 70 mulbUry on the south
side Of drain, corner 10 the poor house
farm; with hne Of the same north 6sfs
easi IS poles 10 a beech; thence with ans
other line Of said farm sonih so east "a
poles 10 a beech ;thence north so east 32a
poles TO a stone corner to said poor house
farm; then with line Of The same east
30. 2 poles 70 a sugariree and stone;
thence with line Of the same south IL
east 4Spoles 10 whiieoak and two ooRa
woods Blair's corner; then with Blair's
line south 81 east IA poles 10 the creek;
lhen up the creek with its meanders north
42I east IS pnles-norih 22I west 50
poles, north IS west IL poles, crossing
The creek TO a crook in boundary branch
(the liule Iyn0 corner supposed TO be
washed up;) thence north % east up The
branch TO white walnut; then north %
vest 90 poles 10 the beginning contain
ing OYER Is2 acres 3 roods and 5 poles
saving excepting and FeseFsing out ofthe
above described land, As acres 8 roods
and poles conveyed by MoFdicai Levi
and wife TO Richard Richards by Deed
dated June 7lh, 1887.
Ordered to be sotd as the property Of
MaEdicai Levi, in the above cases--Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B. CO.
SheriGf's Office, June 29lh, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
RHODE ISLAND.

The New York Piebian says: IS
We yesterday morning saw several
working men from Rhode Island who be-
Ionged 10 The Suffrage party. They are
fhe looking men, and their manners
and intelligence are such as command
respect. We are proud Of them as Amtr-
lean citizens, and We can have no doubt
ofiheir truly American sentiments and
truly American courage. The accounts
which these expatriaied men give of afi
fairs in Rhode Island under martial
lao" andthe "Algerine IaU," are horfi-
Bile.
The prisons are crowded. Cells Of
eight feet square beneath the surface Of
tke ealth, are tenanted by sixteen prist
oiers TO each cell. There is small ap-
eTture for cir and light in this doors Of
each oflhese dungeons. The only par
aIlel we know Of in history 10 this, is that
Of the celebrated black hole Of Calcutta.
About six hundred persons are thus in
carcerated.
The property Of rhese capiivss has
been seized ON as cOnGscated, and Gurni-
ture and necessaries have been iaken
from families in their way, And where
wives OF mothers tried 10 retain any mon
ey, the saving Of economy, they have
been lorcibly prevented, and the money
taken from them. The Charterist Gov
ernment seeks IN this way by seizures
and confiscations, to indemnify itself for
tbe cost Of outing down the Suffrage par
Freedom of speech is dumb in Rhode
Island, for il is terror struck. freedom
Of the press in snnlIIil lated b1 supervIs-
osbip. The editor who writes for the
truth and the right, Is putin prison, and
his press is put under the charge o.
one Of the Charterisl dynasty.
Every means are taken to prevent any
ofthe dark deeds now being done, from
being made knowh in any oftbe adjacent
States. In short, there is no press q
Rhode Island that dares 10 pronulgate
The truth as regards the Government.
Sentences, not trials, are rapidly pro
eressina. Carter has been sentenced e
eleven years confinement in the STATE
prison. Every word OF deed agalnsl lne
Government istreason, working conlis
cation of properly and imprisonnent 9
person. Numerous individuals hay
been sentenced 10 long terms oflmPrls
onment, and their persons treated VIII
indignity. !.
The government Of Rhode Island Y
truly Wing, for there is no prerogauVe
ofthe executive department, nor voice 2
thepsople, to restrict the Olgarchy.-
"order reigns in Rhode lsland@--min ~
order Of pains, penalties, foriellures,an
punishments.
II John Tyler heasa hart true 70 "
bestimpulses of man. he ought % regre
10 the last day Of his life, that he eye
gageany anconfagementl0 70 such q slal
government. His doing 50 has showeyt
been attributed % tho bad counsels |
that bad man, DanieI Webster. Whe
We contemplate such conJunctlon
men, We see Tie President with the ey
one Too near him.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26

April Term, 1912.
Thsfollowing account Of Executors,
Administrators ana Guardians, we're ST.
ed, and ordered 70 be advertised and con.
lnued until nextierm for selilement.viz:
The Executor Of James Campbell Decd.
The Executor Of Robert Campbell Deed
The Administrator ofLewis Weaver. Decd,
The Administrator Of Wm. Grossly Decd
fheAdminislraior Observation-Disclosures.
The Guardian Of Sarah Darling.
JOHN II. BLAIR, clerk B. G. P.
June 25ih, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERiFF's SALE.

]
Al S.;,.... (; p'o'D common pi'..
By virtue Of a writ Of II. ia. ct lie. IA.
10 me directed by ihs court Of cummoa
pleas, within and for Brown c0unlyObio.
J will Offer for sale, al the front door 0 I
lhe court house. in Georgetown, on Sat-
nrday The 9Th day of August 1912, be-
tween the honrs Of 10 aud 4 o'clock on
said day,thO following real eslaiei TO vii:
Tie undivided dover OF life estate oiAnn
Fergusonin lbs following described tract
Of land, lying and being IN Brown county
Ohio, ON the waters Of Wbiieosk creek,
a part ofSsmuel Hawe's 1913 acre sur
vey No. 27S9. aud beginning for said tract
al three beeches, one Of the original cor
ners Of the survey and corner TO one Of
Needles ihousandacre surveys No. 1865
and running with bis survey south 40.
east 50 poles 10 heeches and while.
oak a corner Of William Davis land ;
thence with his line north AZ seasi l0l
poles TO three sugartrees. corner Of Da.
vid Ferguson's land thence with his line
norlh IS vest 81 poles 10 sake on one
of the old line Ofibe survey; thence with
the old lines south Al west l0l poles 10
the beginning, containing, ffiy one (5i)
acres Of land.
TO be sold as the property Of fainter
guson, in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B.C.O.%
Sherfis Office. June 29th. 1879.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
Administrators Sale Of Rea
Estate.

BY virtue of an order from 4he Coort Of
Common Pleas of Clermont County, made
at their april term A. D. l942, Twill Offer for
sale to the highest bidder on the premises on
Thursday, the 2Sth dayo August next, between
the hours of len and four O'Clock on SAID day, the
following real property, to wIti one In lot Of
ground No. one hundred and three No.lO3 sit
late and being in tho townof Hlgginsport in the
County Of Blown and State ofOhio. Terms OF
sale-0ne third cash in hand, one third in nine
months, and the re naming third in eigteen
months from ths day of sale ;deferred pyaments
10 be secured by mortgage, upon the premises or
otherwise.
WILLIAM w. SANDERS.
Administrator Of the Estate of LhsneusChan-
der deed.
July 10Th ls42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERRIFF,S SALE.

Ann Ofute vs..
Alss Crute. Brown Com. Pleas.
By virtue Of writ, Of Fl. ia. ei LIE. ia.
TO me directed by the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County Ohio,
/ will offer for safe, al the front door Of
the Court house in Georgetown, on SAT-
urday the 9Th day Of August 1912, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and o'clock on
said day the following real estate, 10 wit;
All that tract Of land lying aud being Ia
The county OF Brown and State Of Ohio,on
the waters of Eagle creek part Of survey
No 700in the name of Thomas Fox for
40t0 acres, bounded and described as fol-
lows; Beginning al two bseches and su-
garlree souiheas,erly corner 10 Wm. Rey-
nolds ;thence east30 poles TO asione, beech
and sugaFIres; thence south 81 poles 10
stone lynn and Sugariree, IN the line Of
Jacomiah Alien; thence easlW;ih AlleR's
line 66 poles to two dogWoodsa ana beech,
corner 10 Samuel Pickerell; ih n II poles
TO white walnut in the mouth Of a drain
in the line of Samuel PickerelI JE.; then
west SO peles 10 a stone themes south to
the beginning; containing forty acres,
more or less
To be sold as The property OF Alss
Crule. in the above case, Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B.C o.
sheil7a Office, June 2sth, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
weeF, or in Che week following, over my
own name.
Yours especlfully,
JonN @. BENNETT


The reply Of Mr Medary 10 Mr.. Hs-
mef's last letter is unusually personal,
even in the history Of political warfare
We cannot give republication wpthoutdis
senting from the charge aguinsI Mr.. Ha-
mer Of dishonesty. We believe that no
one who has had dealings with Mr.. IIamer
will say augh against his cbaracteras a
private citizen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
July aOlh, 1912.
sHERIFF's SALE.
David Nowlund /

2 UdVIU INUWIuHu 3-T---
vs.. Brown Com, Pleas
Audrew r. Sweet.
BY virtue OF two Executions to me eIideted
by the court of common pleas, within and fol
Brown County Ohio, Iwill offer for sale, at the
house Of Andrew T Sweet in Perry Township,
on Friday the 2gth day Of July 1912, between
the hours of 10 aud a o'slock on said day the
following property to witt ono brown horse, one
gray mare and three cows.
To be sold as the property OfDef. 10 the a,
b1ve case. Terms cash
JOHN J, HIGGINS, Sheriff, B. @. o..
WILLIAM r. ALLEN, Dep. Shf.
JulY 18Th, IS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26

WH1c CANDIDATES. FOR SHERIRF,--
Thomas Jennings is announced in both
the Wing papers Of this county as can
didate for Sheriff, and John s. BeasIey
is announced in the RipleyTelegraph as
a acandidate ior the same Office.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERIfPs SALE

vs.. Brown common
Mathew Russ. Pleas.
By virtue Of writ, Of Denditioni Expo.
mas, To me directed by the court of com.
mon pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio; | will offer for sale, at the house Of
Mathew Russ, in Pike Township, on Mon
day the 18th day July 1912, between
the hours of l0and A O'Clock on said day,
the following properly, to wit; One large
bay horse, one large bay mare, one three
year old bay stallion, aud three hsilers.
To be sold as the property Of Mathew
huss in The above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
BIC. o.
SheriG's Office, July lsi, Is42.