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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11

TExAs.-We got the Houstonian yesterday, Of seven
days later than previous accounts. On the l4;h 800
Texans were at San Antonio, and Gen Rusk was ex.
seeted the nextday with 500 more By the goth IT. was
anticipated 1900 men would be ready to take up The
line Of march for the Rio Grandc. We find TO o;he;
news-.f. q. BaitciiH, Oct. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11
TnaML.inO

The New York mail which should have reached u'
Wednesday night failrd-so olso did the mail OF last
New York Election. We understand, however, by 3
passenger just from New York. that the City of New
York had gone for the Democrats BY the large majority
Of from to 5000 Previous 10 the Election. the
Union (Noah,) estimated the Democratic majority
in the city at 1000, and in Kings, Queens, and Rich
rnond, Corning with N. Y. The LIST Distrct at 500
The result the city seems 10 have exceeded his cal
culations. In the whole State he puts down the De-
mocratic majority at $500. Unless the mails continue
TO FAIL We shall test the accuracy Of this
estimate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11

hA CARD-he undersigned has The qualification Of an.
nonnehs To the friends and supporters Of the Farmer Rs.-
thai property ani direction % il1t publication viii ne
rred III. close 81 this and OF the current youmr
Tunas = Peasants, WHO WI thereafter be the editor anu
publisher TO those persons tins intimate
y any recommendation would he snpetnn Toothers anu !"
The agricultural public in general Undersigned leave
say that M Pieaants gualned, by tbs acquisition of
general and varied information and BY extensive radng ana
len. writer conduct agricultural periodical OF gh grade
and The friends Of the work. will continue their support to Tho
Farmers Register uLder the editorial charge OF dis successor
and his editorial service. and efforts acceptable public
in zcnern than have been those by which u, has
been recently conducted. EDMUND RUFftN,
Elor OF the Farmers Ir yser.
Petersburg, Va Nov. !, 1912
A GRICULTURaI AND VARIETY ST'ORE-Ine sub -cr:-
- In connection Planter, opened
bishch in the city Of Richmond to which they would call the
attention q" Faray. and Hsaseper' in general They hnve
them constantly supplied with the latest and best
in The following arcr, Poughs Cnlfvaors Ilarows Corn
shelters Straw Cutters. Seed Sewers Cob Crnsers Horse
1heshng Machines, Wheat Fans, Axes Hes Spld- Sho
ye Forks Rakes Pruning Implements, seeds, Garden Tools
To this they have Household Department, comprising
arsr assortment of Mats Bruohs, Brushes Ps Measures,
They determined sell their Goods nothing Ash;
consequently they he satisfied with small profits;
be Of a-tonhmcEt ho.-. who
ney and will give them CALL find the difference prices
Many character and such IS have
y. ;, BOLTS & BURroor:.
Nov. Ill 81
TREES FLOWER ROOTS AND sHRURs-Thr subscd-
lebraed Landeth Of Philadelphia. They viii an
Frat Tres, Flower Roots Sa-zb with the very and
choicest specimens Of the-- articles Their arrangements are
ne for the careful aud particular Variety
the Price consequently Will c ae that usually
demanded but the article will be warranted superior every
rpect BOLTS & BCRF0OT
Nov. III 5I--tf
poUDRETTE-We heard 20 much OF hi- 'ticlt Of
the North that we determined to give friends oppoT
uny of testing its value Accordingly, sus and obtained
the Agency ~ the New York Podrer Company, aud
prepared frnish ace at the New York retail price,
with and charges added.
BOLTS & BuRFOoT.
Nov. III 5f-H
DMINlSTRATURS SAf.E-Wl he .old nj public auction,
"A On Thursday the th of December AZ Louisa Court
house nine likely AL young belonging the Estate
Albert o1.ey deceased consisting Of who has
at the Carpenters trade for the las: two ys'r the
rest of them boys and girls credit of twelve months will
given, the purchasers giving bond with approved security.
JOHN GRAVES, Administrator Of Albert Boxey. decd.
" g. All having claims against tie above Estate
requested to present ihcn the subscriber properly auhrn
Gated in order that try may settled Also all persons
dehed the Estate requested 10 make immediate cu
as indulgence cannot he given.
JonN GRAVES, Admir- of A. Goxey, decd.
Greene county. Nov. II. 5i-wds
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DoUDRETTE-Ne and heard of lh. uticlr Of
the North that we determined to give friends oppor
tuny OF testing lis saga Accordingly su. and obtained
the Agency or the New York Poudetr Company aud
prepared 10 frnish The aee New York price,
with cost and charges added
Bolts & BuRFOoT.
| Nov. III 55-n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

CHANGE IN THE RATE. OF PosTAGE.-
The Postmaster General has submitted to
the Committee on Poet Offices and Pos,
Roads, the outline Of bill, by which all
letters and sackages now paying postage
81 cents, shall hereafter pay but 5 cents
those paying l2a cents to pay 10, end
those l63 to he increased To 90 cents.
Another proposition is to regulate, aGier
the 3Oih September next, the postage on
newspapers and periodcals-the postage
to be charged according the s'z0 Of the
paper or periodical, the editors Of which
are 10 keep register Of oil such sent by
msil--nOtiDg the day, office where dspoS-
tied, and the Office theyare sent to; which
register is TO be sent to the Gene raj Post
Office Department quarterly
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
A FATHERS COUNSEL
FROM the GERMAN.

Truth will moi accommodate itself 10 us
my son, but we must conform ourselves
To truth.
Hold yourself too good to do evil.
WHAT you can see lUok at with your own
eyes.
Fear no man so much as yourself.
Learn gladly Of others. and wienev,
they talk Uf wisdom, hOnor, happiness,
I'ght, freedom, virtue listen a'tenllvoIy. =.
But do not believe at once all you hsar.
Words are only words. aud when they
drive along so very easily and swift, BE-.
on your guard; for horses that d.sw a val
uAbis load travel slowly.
1t is easy to dsspise, my son, but to
understand is far better.
Teach not others, until you have learn
ed yourself
lake care Of your body, but not as IL
il were your soul.
Middle not with atf.irs of others, bur
attend diligently TO your own.
F'atter no man, and permit none to
flaiter you.
Depend not OH great men.
Do what is worthy Of reward, but care
not to be rewarded.
Silnot with scornerS, for they are the
most miserable Of all crestures.
Respect not cantIng religonists, but es,
TEEN and follow simple hearted men, A
man who has the tru" fear Of GOd in his
heart, is like the sun, he gives light and
heat although he says nothing. q,
ERNEsT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

TMPRIsONMENT for Debt abolished in
New Jerssy.-A bill TO abolish imprisOn
ment for debt, has passed both branches
of the New Jersey Legislature the CUun
ell almost unanimously, and The Assem-.
bly, by vote Of 4OtO s, Before this time
it has doubtless become law. Cannon
was fred from Jersey city on Tnesd.y
evening. in hnROr Ofthis event, end there
we're also Submissions and hOniftss. ~
The reports Of the cannon al REst led The
New YOFkaFs 10 belisve that the steam
ship Clyde, from Halifax. was below. with
good news about the. CsledOnia.-PeSR.
sylsGniaB.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
THE FARMRR

LET the soldier eKul, 10 the pomp Of war;
The king is in bic ,srf thrOued hall;
The fss-Scm ihgmss b hAppIeT faz
fhaA kiaaa, end lSsds, and all.
His aWHs Aslds vita dsniags red,
Apd GfAhehed win the bIsod of the .lAin,
But hills Gid Sales, OSi wAich L sprSad
A hArvsss Of waving gain"
Tho gentleman farmer. he who puts
not his hand TO HllaboF, but Ouly nveflOOks
and instTucis others, is cOmmendable a.
doing duty sometimes sufficiently UneT-
Gus: frt quenlly lhs extensive cares Of q
farm may require an oversight that will
forbid the manual labor Of it's owner. But
the man who owns and occupies farm
either small or large, must have the graii'
flying anticipation of more sirs success:
and possessing Inat, bis. position is 'he
mOre desirable. Thanks TO the good
sense Of an educated community, the
time has arrived when it 10 not consider.
ed disrsputabls for any Nav England man
10 strip for work upon his own farm-lhe
striped Grock in New England 6el1 is
an insignia ''mors honorable than the star
and garter or any other order that can he
cOnferredby king, prince or polcn'ate." +"
Il derOgales from the merit Of no man
it units him for no seat ia The carpeted
halls of,he legislature or magistrate, or
even for the parlOr Ofthe volupiuary.
Isaac Hill.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

John Reeves y Co Brown Com. Pleas
vs.. Will m DO@l VemdI. Exp. and
ney etal Il. ia. et Ie. ia.
tRY virtue STA writ Of VenditiOni Expo.
a. mas to me directed by tho Court OF
Common Pleas II, and fol t. 'wn county Ohio;
will offer for sale, at the front do of the rourt
house in Georgetown, OH saturday Lus I'D day
Of April, I94!, bstween the hours of 10 aud
| O'Clock Oh said day, the following real estate to
wit. A piece or parcel of land situate in Brown
county, Ohio. heng part of John Watts survey
No. 3773, and ran 10 ani described as fDIOwsl
beginning at stone, corner to N. Moore sr and
FhOs, W Kennedy; thence North three. fourths
deg. r l6 pOles; thence South 81 deg. East 10
poles tn stone; thence South deg. w. poles 4;
then e east poles and l.! teet; thence south
west 10 poles to the State road; thence N, &c
deg West 10 poles and D.! feat to the place of be
ginning, supposed to contain one acre and third,
bo the same more or less. with the Improvements
thereon.
Also lot No - in Hamersville, in that part oi
said town laido by N. Moore sr.
Also piece or parcel Of land in said county,
bounded as follows beginning at a some in the
state road in John Kennedy's line; tn zee with
the road south 433 deg e. I3 poles To me in
the road: thence s, 4I deg. W. IS 26-IOU poles
to stoie; thsn"e N. 434 deg W. - polss to a
It me in john Kennedv's line; hence with said
line N. 4 | deg f. IS 26-l0O poles to the be-
ginning, Containing one acre and half, being
part of John Watts survev No. 3779.
Also, by virtue Of fd ct Le fG, claI's tn
to me directed, I will offer for sale, at the same
time aud place, the following real estate. tn wi: :
Abnu. One-fnI III Of an acre Of land iH John
Watts' survey nu nber 377J, adjoining tanners
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

A SERIOUS JCKE, on the Force of H.
bit.-A waiter was lately taking his Gus.
tomary rounds in the gallery Of one OF
our fashionable hotels; he popped his
head into M. 6. "Waiter." called the
inmate, "Mint Julep.'' "Yes Sir" H.
next proceeded to NJ, 10, dirictly Oppn
site. The unfortunate occupant. stou.
gentleman from the south, had died sud.
denly eta snrfslt, aHl lay stretched upon
the fluoI! Johnny shook his head, closed
the door, and knocked at No. 8. "Wai.
ter" said the third Iodger. '.Y.s SIR"
"Brandy and water" The waiter there.
upon FASTENED to the bar, and TO the ut.
Ter astonishment Of all present, delivered
himself in the following IacOnic and bus
mess like manner: "Mnt Julsp, N. g.
CoffiRs No. l3,-Brandy and water,
No. 90
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
BANKRUPT cASEs-JJ6GE BELTS

Na9As s'-|'t tf'~
Levi Dodge was OpbOsed because be
omitted 10 state, ia hiA schedules, Wheth.
Of the firmswith which be had been engaa'
Sd-Wcte solvent or not. Held, lhsl is 0da
sufficient for an spPIicsht u state bis own
situation. .<
0. P. Jsweti Opbaeed, because the ex.
hibit Of his afairs was only stated to the
best Of bis ability. Held sufficient to war.
rsal The 6rst decree: but if any thing wNs
wrong, il would operate to pref udicS his
dischaFge. 1't' q 80 ''- % ."
Ia @. s KassCn's case, the court held
thai articles Ofjswelry, belonging to the
Bankrupt, do not come within the des
criptiOB 'wearing apparel" aud if not
set apart to him by the assignee, must bs
surrendered. Also, that jewels belong
ing 10 The BInkrupl's wife bsfone her
marrisge, do not vest in the assignee Of
the Bankrupt-thOss presented TO her Of.
Ter marriage, which are suitable TO hel
condition in life, she may rstain-but
whether suitable Or.not, is question Ot
fact, to be determined before the Com
missioner, on evidence, upon exceptions
10 the decision Of the ASST ignee.
The seventy day notices, the court said
must be published in the City daily, in
stead OF once or twice week.
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N NOTICE

hs'shy gvsa 70 all VII m it may eoneern,
that thsrs will be a petition presentsd to
the Commissioners Of Brown county. d tbeiF
next meeting on the Htst Monday in March next,
PRAYING tT the establishment Of a codnty road,
TO eomnshfe 10 the road leading from AriheiHl
To ''eo getrwn, at of ear the southeast corner
OF John Carletoh's ferrA. IN Franklin township
thence soushwsst~a dIy direction on the line
between tn heirs Of John Jordan and Ephrsim
Bf7Rn: thence the same direr.'oi on the line
! Of A Nf1o is su'vev IN ths en,ne-: theare on
the line between Dtsid Annen and Noah EIlis /:
theme o. nearly the sane direction. ~ az IN IN.
ts-seet the ,tats r1a leading fron Georgetown
to New hope at ." ns1r Noah Ellis' house.
January 18Th. iSAI
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Sherman's Poor Mans ] las.
Ter.
tIet. 2Oth, Is4O

This bsst Strengthening plaster in the world,
and SO efsiy' remedy for pains, or weakness
in tins back, loins, sidss, beast, Eeck, limbs,
joints, matism, lumbago, &c dc.
Several persons have rallied ut the warehouse,
70 express their snrprise and franks, ct The 81.
most miraculous cures these plastsIs have eGtc.
ted.
Mr.. David Williams, Of fElizabethtown. N. J.,
an Old Revolutionary soldier, vas so afflicted
with Rheumatism. that he could scarcely help
himsslf-thess Plasiets entirely rusd him.
Thousands of certificates miphi re given Of
their wonderful prOpertiess but fbe fact 0t the
enormous quantity sold, must be the sreatttt
evidence Of their vittus. Directions aIs prin-
ted on the back of saek plaster. with afae-si-
mule Of the name thusy A. SHERMAN, M. D.
Re particular TO get Shsrman's Poor Mans
| Plaster; and see that il is 60 printed on the
back. as there are several base limitations hawk.
ed about and often painsd of IS Ghsrman'a
Pla,tsrs, when they are altogether worthless -
No other person cnn make the genuine, so be-
particular when Won purchase.
Price nnly l2 i-2eenss aP'sster
Just recsivad bv b J stewart, GeoTkstoun.
Murphy, Ridgeway ~ Go. Ripley.
Ranembs. only !5sls3 cea;s piae8.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

FARMING ABIUT BOsTON, Mr.. -COlman
y his last Agricultural report states that
from one farm in the vicinity Of Blston,
tu!niPs 70 the amount of 8 1900 have been
sold : single season, from another
iSvO worth Of winter apples; from
third 800 worth OfssFawbegries; from !
tourth $500 wOrthof Psschas; and from
= nIlh which bee cOns to bis knOwlsdes
$500 woFth Of eaFly pOtaisss, from only
two acres oFland.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
IMPORTANT TREATY WITH THE
WYANDOTTS,

A treaty between Col. johnson, Indian
Commissioner, and the chIsfs Of the Wy
andOIt nation Of Indians. has been con.
cIudsd at Upper SsndTSky,in this county.
BY the treaty, the Wyandotts cede all
their lands To the United States, and re-
mOve.wess ofIhe Mississippi.
These lands consisting Of about lis
sections are among the best in the State,
and much Of il in state Of cultivation
BEcyrUs Democrat.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
New Ferry.

TNIIE undersigned has opened New Ferry
L across the Ohio river ct HiggiAsport, and
is no v orsplred to attend promptly to all calls
from either side Of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used az BOude's Ferry, he
is prepared to accommodate travellers, and an
others who may call up IN him, with safsty and
despatch. The rad on the Kentucky sids fTotS
HiRginsport to Augusta is gopB, aud first Ffte
bridge is erect "a over Rraeken t'Tsek Heswili
also attend 10 s9e Ferry aeEoss che mouth OF
WHiteoak Crssk. URIuS N4Ah41Ns
May 10, 1851.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29


GREAT CoRoBoRATIoN.--A bill is now
under discussion in the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, for the creation of the
''PennsylVania Canal and Railroad Com
pany, from Philadelphia TO Pnrsbureh"
1t is understood this company will pur.
chase all the public improvements be-
longing TO The state, and manage them as
the eastern people manage .rheir corpnra.
tiOns. The capital proposed is s 100000
600, 10 one hundred thousand. shares at
500 each. The names Of Geo. NJ Dal
las. Benz. w. Richards, and Evans Rogers
Of Philadelphia III 'rmerDsnney and VIM,
Wilkins Of Pittsburgh, and CHARLES NJ.
Reed, Of Erie, are inserted as COmmis-
siones,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
January Il, IS4!.

TN u'dersigned ttkss this opportunity IN
IetI.n mis- siucare tn INKS for the very lib.
er II patrInags wnIcn he hlS recsiyei heretofore,
anihsgs continuance of public favor, as he is
disposed 10 sell cheap for cash or trade of any
kind, AMI will continue at the old stah1, nsxt
dnor to the Onio Exchange. tie has on hand
fine lot ofN U Su,lr, Coffee, Tea, Sc Al.
sn, Dry Cords, Gu ensware, Pa,dware, &c :;
all OF wtfien he will dismse of as low as possible.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
II. Russelville.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

SIIEKIFF'S SALE
Moses Riggs & co. Blown Comn' N
VS. Pleas
/. Shepherd johnson. Chsn-erT.
nURSUANT - n order of tho Court OF Com.
E mon Pleas, within and for Brown county,
ONO, made al their Oet ,ber tsrm, Is4l, wall
offer for sale, at the front dnlr oftne Ort 'Ousa
10 George tOWE, on Saturday, the 2Srd day of
April, le4, !Bstweel the hours of 10 and O'cl'c
on said day, the owing real estate, to witt
In Lot nrmbsr i've (No 81 in SIrdinia. Brown
county, Ohio.
U dersd To he sold as the property Of Oefsnd>
ant, in the above case. Tens cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Shift Be.
Sheriff's Once. March llth. I'D!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
SHERlFE's SALE.
March u, 1912. IT.

David G. Ds'Or' B"gn Com.
vs.. p,saa
Mordieai Levi & VIE. cn."esr,. r,Ss'-
PURSUANT To an urder Of the l,ourt
- Of Cunmon Pleas, within and for
Brown County UAIo, made at the Oclo
her Tern lS4i, Of said court; will offer
for sale at the fruhi door Of the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday The
23d day If April 1912, between the hours
Of 10 and 4 o'clock ON said day, the fol.
lowing real estate, 10 wit: LyIng in Brown
County Ohio: on the waters of white. oak
creek, beng in Bookers survey No ll40.
aud part in freHts survey No. Z IL, TO n
ded aud descrb bid az follows: d ginning
at a stone on The vest SIDE OF the old
Stare road, CampbeIls corner in Apple.
gates line, thence sou b. 2j degrees vest,
IA poles TO a crooked IrOnwoUd; thence
soatn, 40 degrees west with ApplegaI. S
line 3j 3 poles tOa beec0; thence wes'
with Applegales lue Ii pole ST. whIie-lak
creek aud crossing II in an angling manner
making it ~ pnles frOm bank Ia b,nk, in
all lol poles To large beech in Apple
gates Inc; thence south. "a degrees east
with r Guards line, 1877 piles t. a nut.
berry on the south sds of drain, corner
10 the pOUr.house farm: hence with line
of The same north. 76I degrees east. S5
poles to beech lheuce with another line
ut SAID iarm south, 80 degrees east, 81
poles 10 beech: thence n0r'h, 81 de-
grees east, 39A poles to sIOne, corner
of said poor mouse iarm; thence with II
line OF the same east 30 pples 10 a 81.
gartree and st1ue; thence with line of
The same south, II degrees east, A. pnes
to a white oak and two dOgwoods. BiaI'e |;
thence with BARS line suuh, 81 degrees
eas', IA poles To the creek; lheuce up the
creek with its meandets nUrlh, 42A de.
grees east, 4S pules, north, pa degrees
wes', 3 poles, north, III degrees west
IL poles To I,Hl and hickory Oh The
snuh bank Ot the creek; thence north,
23 degrees west. 6j poles crO:sing The
creek to a crook in bnundtry brm,h,
tine little ynn corner supposed to he
washed up)I hence north, b degrees east,
up The branchto white walnut; thence
nurth, 23 degrees west. 40 poles to The
beginning, containing iS2 acres 3 roofs
and 5 pplrs saving. exc, pIug and reser.
wing Out of the above described land III
acres, 3 r"Ods aud FIVE pIIps, conveyed
by said Levi and wife 10 Richard r ch
ards by Deed dated June 7'h, 1887.
Ordered III he sold az the real estate
of NJ. Levi g. Wife iulhe above case.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. e. ..
cLa.:aN. r.. M.raL LII 1AAl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29
Attention, Guards!

0NHE Membss Of the George town Guards
Il are requested to parade cd the Public
Sluafs in GeorgstOwn, on Saturday, the I'd
Day ol April, al 10 O'clOek. for the purpose OF
company drill Each member il requested 10
provide himself with eight rounds of blank cart
fIdges.
By order of ths Captain.
U. B. CROUCH, y. ).
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

From FLoRrDA.-ThS Savannah Geor-
gian ofthe 10Th, contains late and inter,
esting intelligence from Florida. As.
syn ,ocis, chief, with 81 warriors and 81
women and children have surrendered 10
Major Belknass. The bands wich remain
out are few in number and 50 scattered
that It is almost matter Of impOssibiIiiy
10 find them-detatchments Oft the army
are however in vigorous pursuit. A mos,
important move has been made BY some
settlers. II is 10 take armed possession
Of the territory, and with the plough in
one hand and the rife in the other pur-
sue their agricultural pursuits. Twenty
three settlers have gone in a body to the
Annuktiliga Hammock, and more are to
follow. This has been the very strong
hold on the Seminoles. The best results
are apPrehended fIOm this movement.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

The CALEDoNiA.-The Boston Trans
cripI is informed that the cause Of the
Caledcnia's rudder beng broken was tha'
there was a defect in the wood. It was
African oak, and on being split II was
founded that the inner part was rotten.
thus materially diminishing it's strength al
though sxtsrnally il appeared perfectly
sound. b
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STATE OF OHIO,l !
BROwN COUNTY,
N.A fs
stPRkME COURT


Elizabeth White, Petition for Divores
". ana Alimony.
J. Alpheus White.
BE II ismsmbsFsd, that on the 18th day Of
Janaafy; A d. LEA! the said Elizabeth Waite
fled IN the Ofies Of the Clerk Of the Suprsms
Court ior said county, her petition praying the
co art TO de;rsea dissolution Of the marriage con.
tract existing between her and the said ]. Al.
phens White, Tor The causes Of gross neglect Of
duty. willul absence for three year, and habtuaI
dfunkeness, as set forth ia said Petition.
N tee is sthersfose hereby given 10 the said J.
Alpheus White, OF the tendency Of said Petis
.ioh; and he is hereby re Idirsd to be and appear
before the said Supfeme Court on the ffst day
Of the nsEt term thereof, and show cause, If any
there be, why the payer Of said petition should
nJt be granted.
Attest, q. w. KING CLERK, SC. &c.
J. w. Lows, Sol't for Petitioner.
January 2lst, lh4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-29

OIWhHre's retTenchmen'! Where's
refo,m! Where's reduction OF the public
expenses? Where's two dollars day for
the poor labOrer! Wnere's high prces2
Where's good times? Where's any thing
that the Wings promised last fall?
Union Dem.