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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.

I'llh. undersigned. Trustees Of the aovo institution
have engaged the services OF Mr. William ID. Fair,
distinguished graduate Of the Virginia Military lasti-
tuln, wbo viii enter upon the discharge Of his duties
The 10Th Of September next.
In addition 10 the reputation which Mr.. Fair holds
boiore the puble f his scientific attannens. he has
furnished the Trustees with the highest and most sstis-
factory sii' ouals from the conductors u the Institution
whrtu lie graduated.
II is designed 10 put the New Glasgow Academy on
The mosl elevated ooms. approaching, iinot eqailing,
that ol onr orduag colleges.
PROGRAMME OF STUDIES.
nj ArnEm
Atibmetic. Algebra, Geometry, irgononctry Plane
aud S'hcfrd.) Analytical Geometry. Dfifontia and
Integral Calculus, descriptive Geometry, Shades ard
Shadows. and Perspective
ENGblsn DEPsnTmErr
/ Reading, Whiting. Grammar, Geography. History,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Composition aud De-
! clamatinn.
ItNsukors.
Latin mud Greek, Che Usual boots) French, Fol
mans Grammar, 1clemaelus. Gil Bias Charles xi:c
NoIthr's llenriade, -. Sc.
AZ Mathematics Will bn distinguishing feature In
tie ACADEMY. the Iack leard viii he extensively Used
as wel' IN French, Geography, &C. 10 Mathematical
operations.
1tiiion faes Per scss;o1, er fire months.
Reading, " ritlug and Arithmetic, with
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
Sc. Si2 so
The above, with tho Languages aud
! Alalitlt"ihA Ia w
Bard can be had in the mosl respectable families on
moderate terms.
The healthy eiluaiion Of New Glasgow. tho beauty
81 theauuonullug country. the intelligence and reslec-
liability d taee4ens, together with the high qualiica-
lions oI The gentleman employed warrant The uniersign-
ed III recommending the Institution The favorable
s,delatan a he public al largo
WM. NJ WALLER,
JOHN WHITEHEAD,
WARNER JONES.
SAhii. N. GARLAND,
JOS. X. IRVING,
JAS. +. TAIIAFERRO,
JNO. COLEMAN.
HENRY l.. DAVIES,
II. NJ GARLAND. jr.
Trustees.
Aug 4 wtl5Sif
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cGSa asESE1HD AEvrseACTEN!
"a e are q e al.



IN AViNG sold out the principal part ofour I. d
a ) L at the store of Burton < Rod,s, wa
have the pleasure OF informing onr friends and the public
generally. that we have remored TO tia honse y u
N T. r. S Il o c X Of r Il r. S n.
y T. " aud DESIRABLE GOODS, aud shall
in future continue our business AZ THE OLD STAND, UNI
ler the style and firm Of ROBES & BURTON.
Having been very liboraly patronlzed BY generous
public for nearly hive years, under the old and
firms, we lalter ourselves, now, thai have united
stocks aud are better prepared and the dspo
sed to merit its continuance that we shall not fail
aze most sanguine expectations.
Our stock at this time very large, and is comprised in
part of the following very desirable articles. IL which,
with many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention OF all who in want Of good Goods. a,
low prices:
PLAN aud Figured Silks and Sans, scme very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian SILKS. great variety
Blue black do, handsome aud cheap
Black, blue black and colored Chalsys
Aiousns great variety and very CHEAP
Black and coorel Gro DE Nap Merino, very hue
Black, blue back. and coored Botnbaznes
Syrian Mu8lns fine aud handsome article for Ladies'
Panied Lawns and MuslNas, from Is to Ga
Cal.coes Cd worth is
do Eng. = scd" IS Cd
Printed Canbrics yard wide, at Is Cd
Tarnn Muslin. white and oolored. new article
Canbrcs and MlslRs splendid assortment
Bonnet Sifhs and Lawns, very low
Bonnet Gibbens, large supply, cheap
Alpaca instre beautiful article for Ladies' GEcsses
Calnbrc aud Muslin Edgugs and inscrtings
Thread and Bobbinet Iaces. a large supply
SILK Cotton and NYorsted Hosiery aspiendm assortment
Gloves, of all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scaris Fancy Handkerchief ShaWls and Mantillas
rich variety
Cloths. CassDlerts, and Vestings
Georgia Nankecns, brown Linens and prlings
Summer Cloths and 'fhibet Cloths, very fine
Cotton Fringes, large stock, very cheap
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas and Parssols
Gambroons, Italian Cloths. Cotton assincrsc. Kentucky
ycaIes, and various o.hcr Goods suitable for sen-
ticncn's clothing
Gotten Oznahurg. Buraps and Tow Linen
6eached and brown Cations from 4 cents 10 the finest
quality
Sugar, Coffee. Salt anl Bale Cotton; very low besides
great variety Of other oops AND GRO
sRrE of which we invite special examination.
ROBES s. BURTON.
70 Country merchants ana
others.
EEf WILL give the highestmarke price in trade
' fur Feathers, Tow and Fax Linen We'd. Ba-
cor s.. IODES Z CCRTON.
l4ne2 tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

0rS- CIV Joncs of Tennessee. h eall.d IA
session Of the Legislature Of that stare, which orua-
riy meets only twp years, = meet at Nashville
Oh the first Monday in 0.ober. The Nashville
Wing says. \ side from other matters Of public ia
priance this step is rendered necessary by the a.e
Apporiionment act Of Congress-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

o. The Tuscaloosa illham) Monitor announces
the heath Of CD. Th5d95 3. Tuastal formerly Secre-
ary Of the 5caaie and afterwards Cier, Of tlo 4. q:
Representatives of that Stale. CD 7, was naljyr Il
Pi,tsylsania county. Va.
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k9sHs fSs.Sss,.

t-.~r THE largcand eommdd.ons STORE
Ssea:.Ss ROOM, On Bank Square. lately oeca-
sksaii.s5 ped by ROBES s BURTON also.
=. No. the very comfortable and convenient fam
ny apatra5;s ebufc. ROBES 3 BURTON.
June IA II
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y. ROBES. Gu
CoNialssieErR's 0Fricr. !
,p.hlotr, &c., II 1910 {

NoMMIs3lnNfR7 : UFrlCf, Z
lynehburg, Sept Il, 1926
The parties tatle faegoi0q cause are notified that
have appointed Thursday the 2olh day of October
next 10 carry into execution the 1hovc order of account;
on whch day they wllpease attend at my office in the
town aforesaid, with hor vouchers, exhibits arA .pirs
a court papers, necessary 10 enable me 10 settle the
accounts herein referred.
GEO. WM DABNEN.
Commissioner
Sept. II Win
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ENs,EIA Id.

4 BOUi'i two weeks AGO, near the Red House. Char
" lulte cauuly. n SMALL POCKET BOOK con.
tanning Bond OF 81 33:l0, and Two one dollar Norea-
and s1me other papers not worth mentioning The own
er canee II by applying 10 me, al The Rev VIM. Ham
melalcy =, IN the lower end Of Campbell county.
WM +. HAM n ERSLEY.
Sept II 81
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against
Elijah Fletcher, William Rueker. executor of VIM.
Raeker. der',l., Jacob lIaas. Alhon Mcdaniel james
6enaph aud BERNARD Ruektr. Dots.
The court. taking into consideration the report Of
Henry Dnnninelun. Sergeant of the Corporation Of
ynehhug. made pursuant To The decreta order entered
IN as cause, on the sd day Of October. lS4l. 10
which there is no exception. doth confirm ii. Aud ON
the motion OF the plaintiff. by counsel the Court doth
further aiudsc aud order that Of the commissioners
of HIS Court do take account of The value OF the rent
II the ots in The proceedings mentioned. also Of the
value ut The dover RIGHT oi the sand plaintiff in the
sixth part ol the lus purchased hv the defendant F1ieh
er aforesaid; as also OF the annual value Of the lot
purchased and who is the actual possession of the
slne au make report 10 the tonrt. specially stating
any matters deemed pertinent by himself, required by
The parties IL be 50 stated.
A Cory-fese,
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los r.

4 FEW days sihcc, near Campbell Court House,
INA negotiable Note, at four months from the 3fd inst
urtNo hundred and ten dollars. drawn by Ludwell l.
Dawson. made payable to Willis NJ. Reynolds. endorsed
by W. NJ. Reynolds John H. Pateson and Howe
Lewis. iorWaFn all persons from trading for the same
it being lost Or lnslaid hy
JEFFEEY GANNAWAY.
September ID 4t7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Y rgnia.
SEPTEMBER IS, 1872
WILLIAM A.DRlSklLLo lhecounty of Campbell,
W having fled a petition praying that he may be de
cared Bankrupt: Ii is ordered. that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said William A. Drshill show
cause 10 the cuurt, the lllk day Of Octuber next,
why the said William A. Driskillbo moi declared hank
rupi, pursuant to the act Of Congress in that behalf and
thai copy ot this order be published in The newspapers,
according 10 the 22d and oath rules OF coHrt
y Copy--Tcsle,
HENRY GIBSON. CFa.
Sept. Is Wow
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EIsF Efd. 1xlEp.N..

TENIE next srsslon OF the sn5srrhors School will com
Z niance ou Mmiay, the l9rh inst. 1T her residence
m Naln Street. MARY TDMPkINS
SEPT II ngS
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.soie or fooiiseS Furniture, CHAIRS,
HEATpRAsResa, Sc.

tNNEtff,
u INTENDING Ia close present business, shall
on Saturday tho oath Of this month, offer for sale At
auction, om STOCK. Consisting Of Plain aud DRESSING
Bureaus, alehuanls Naflrobcs. sofas. Gard aud Cen
ire Tables. Secretary and Book CASE, Wash-aands,
Work e,ands, Music Stools. mahogany. cane aud
wood seal Rocking Chars, cane, rush aud wood stat
Sitting Chals. cured hair and shuck Mattresses best
quality Cott'a " indow Blinds, S,e.
An the ah1ye articles are Of the hest materials
aud workmanship. We hasenlsoa tine assortment oi
French and American PAPER ilAhoINGS, which
We will sfll with any other article hand a !
{ . s T. rreyous 10 the sale al auction
sale 10 be cund0ctedby Payne x Turner, ancts
&. DOGGEf x co.
Sept II r2IS If
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AYES.
~ s q " N n r -
a.. a.. ASH3,

PETERSBURG. PfRGLNIf.
4 kFFERSlilS PIANO fORTES for sale upon
NFHol II they are found good to be kept. il other
WISE To BE- returned The prices vary from 215 to Geo
dollars. THREE HUNDRED have already been
sold aad MT a bad one amongst them From ~ to 50
always IN hand, nj his extensive establishment in Pc
torsburg. Va.
July u tsif
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Extensive sale GA Valuable Prop
Cs'as,

eEsss
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of a deed Of trust OK
ecitcd to uie By James Dolan. Andrew Knnier and
Thomas II. Iowles, lc3rng date the day Of Jan
ualy lsi2 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court Of iyn-hburr the 10Th day of
January 1872 fr certain purposes therein specified;
shall the 18Th day Of October next, If fair, il the
next ir day thereafter (Sundays excepted proceed
sell lar cash, at public auction, the Il or 0Hd F.E
ESEf s.Es.H E.S'33s thereon at the junction Of
Water aud Jefferson streets. in the town of iynchburg
occupied the date of said deed Lumber House by
Doan, Knnier & Co
Also, seven Fseisha EoeFfs, with the furniture
fixtures &c, belonging each twenty two Horses, two
Mules, thirty cf Harness. and three Drays and lar
ness; being the property in said deed mentioned
The Lunbcr House being under previous lie to the
Banks. viii be sold subject that lien, and the sale will
tahe place The premises. The whole Of the other
properly will be sold the bank of the Basin in Lynch
bury. and the sale will continue from day day until
the whole d! said property shall be sold. The title 10
said property is believed to be undoubled, but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is vested in
by said deed. }. WILLS, Trustee.
Sept -. tlsOct.
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GOO Rps! COOLEST! e.Orrss!.


,tine Gh 1912
nllN j III lsN Is has Just returned ifom trip az
sp ter Goods, and is opening. at his cheap ASH
Store IN lynehborg, opposite the Market House, tie
following, 10 Wit
s.fEEE0ES. E.agB.s,S. C.F.vBEsa<S
.HsSfR.pS, ac.. Tor Ladies Dresses, NJ % pr yd,
and upwards.
Naukeens. large lot rca Georgia. al 81 per yard
rantalooa Clouds, aud Nestiugs, large ,ot and very
cheap.
Cotton Stockings black, white, mkt, blue Sc, at
N pair
Fancy llandkcrchies and SeatiA,
Mlts, Gloves. Ribbons. Sc.
Worked Collars, and Lace Goods generally.
ESQ,
BONNfFS ofn kinds. Artificial Flowers, Band
Boxes Grape, Status, Silks, Wells. Irish lnon, lIol.
land, Pins, Tapes. NEEDLES and
a Ehousand other Articles
I'LL Of which, bought IN The present duh sate OF he Nor
thorn Markets, VIII be sold at very low prices.
JOHN j. PGRXiS
June > tsif
INRNAt rs AMI Boll Metal Kettles. dr preserving
u large assortment on hend. cheap for cash.
II. b. RICHARDS.
July % Is
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c. Col. r. NJ Johnson, initiating the example of
Messrs Van Buren, and Calhoun, is about 10 take the
field in persol His first demonstration is to be made in
PENNSYLVANIA where il is surmiscl, he VIII meet with
powerful ally instead Of ,rai, in senator buchanan
who will moi now press his claims, bn rather hide his
,n,e'' Col johnson to be at Da'y'ie. in thai
State on Monday the 9Th inst. the anniversary Of the
battle Of the Thames, where, in the language of Poet
Emmons,
Rpmpsoy-Bampsey
KILLED 1ecumseh.o
Cav Porter and other leading Loco i'oros in Pennsyl.
yania were eNnecel to laa Fart in the lIOeel llngs.
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NO Y'RCE.
lssgT.ATEesN.

YEVHF NEXT SESSION ofihe Subscribers Schoo
4 viii co,umcnce vi hioaday the Sd Of October
~ w (. REID.
Espl fiLhf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11
SHERIFF'S SALE

10y virtue Of wrts Of oeRditiOHi ez-
II poHaS, TO me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
front door of the Courthouse in George
town, on Saturday, the Goth day of Jan
uary, lS42, between the hours of 10 and
o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit: All that tract or parcel
of land lying and being in the County of
Brown and Stale of Ohio, on Straight
creek, being part Of John Crawford's sur
vey Of 1000 acres, No. 664, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at
two sugartrees, Zone of which is blown
dOwn) and small buckeye, near branch,
corner to Abbott; thence north, Go de-
greos east, S9t poles, crossing a run at
50 poles, 10 stone; thence north, 10
degrees west, Is poles TO a stone in the
edge of the run; thence south, 66 de-
grees west, Ia poles to a stake near an
oak in Welcbes line; thence south, %
degrees east, ia poles to tho beginning:
containing four and half acres, be the
same more or less.
Also, the following real estate, to wit:
"Being the south west c1rnerlof out lot
No. l40. Beginning at the crossing Of
North Street and Pleasant; thence run
ming with North Street on the north side
thereof caste poles; thence north poles
to the beginning; making in all thirty
square poles, and known by lis number
eight, ou; orout lot No. 40, N. George
town."
TO be sold as the property of Mordicai
Levi, at the suits of a. G. Stewart, Hanson
l.. Penn, and d.. Stewart, for the use of
James Givens, against said Mordicai Levi,
Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sb'TB. co.
Sheriif''s Office, Dec. 18th, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11
BERLIN-THE BUILDINGS-PECU-
EIARITIES-THE NUMEROUS IN
MATES OF THE SAME HOUSE.

One ofihs FIRST peculiartieS that strike
the attention of the English or American |
traveller, is the construction of the con-
tinentaI houses. You pass the LeipSic
gate and the attractive crescent at its en-
trance, and you find yourselfin the splen.
did street. called Leirzigier Strasse, more
than three English miles in length, broad
and lined on both sides with houses, not
less than sixty feet wide each, and FIVE
or six stories high. With American no.
lions, you would be inclined to fancy this
the cSurl end Of Berlin, and to imagine
these costly and impressive buildings the
residence Of Bankers, or foreign Am
bassadOrS only. You are soon undeceiV-
cd.
Each building forms a large hollow
square, The square inside being the com.
mon yard Of all the inhabitants and con-
tanning the pump, &c. A wide and arch
ed court, some ten or twelve feet broad +,
closed generally by double gates, forms
the entrance to the whole building, and
runs, in the centre of the house, from the
street 10 the square yard From this
court a common staircase runs up the
centre of the whole construction TO the
different stories-- and branches OF TO the
wings Of each side. Each story and each
wing form one or more separate aud COM
plete establishments, containing suit Of
rooms, (six or seven, opening into one
another, kitchen and all other conYe-
nienceS upon the same foor,) secured
from the rest or the building by gra-
ted door or some more substantial divis.
ion.
In building, the outlines of which !
have attempted TO describe, may reside
at least twenty different families (200
souls,) ascending daily the common stair
case. and diminishing in responsibility or
wealth, as they approach the upper re-
gions. In one ofthe wings OF the "belle
eIage" may live o rich banker, q noble.
man, or professor in the University
The second may afford comfortable
dwelling place to the family Of respect
able merchant or "doctor jurls" not
overrun with clients, and so on up, until
you reach in the sixth story the almost
undiscovorable lurking place Of some cob
bier; who, like the red.capped SCANS cuI-
Iottes" OF the French revolution, has not
previously left his garrett or seen the light
Of day for the last geaeration-save the
window, patched with paper, lent a ray.
lnverting the law of nature that causes
the purOst atmosphere to ascend TO the
greatest height, the purest blood Of the
Inhabitants Of this mansion iS found on its
lowest floor. All these in-dwellers ofthe
same house pass each other daily twenty
times, perhaps, and yet know no more of,
and feel no more interest n,each others
welfare than the inhabitants Of the oppo.
site extremes of large city. From one
wing may be conspicuous the sad evi-
dence that the King ofTerrOrs has per-
formed his last melancholy duty-while
the Imperial Waltz imported from tho
Rhine, intoxcates the needless heart and
wakes to wanlonness the willing limbs
in another quarter Of this spacious man,
| sion
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11
DR.. Geo. B. Bailey

w ALL continue to practice In the various
w departments Of his profession, ~ ~
Office on the public square east cf the court
b ouse.
Calls at night may bemade at his sdwelling,
near the Methodist church.
N. Il. Those indebted to hinI, either oy note
or book account, win find il to their interest to
call and pay, or give their notes, as his oollga-
tions to his creditors require speedy settlement
To extend further indulgence on ions standing
accounts will put Il out of bis power 20 meet his
liabilities. he trusts, therefore, that no one
will reftiss 70 comply with this reason
able request.
Gssrgetswn, o., Oct. goth, le4o.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11

HARD TO UNDERSTAND. well, m,
lad said a traveller, shat is rather small
corn you are hoeing.'
Yes sir said the boy, while he con.
tinued his labor, we planted small corn. ;
But It looks rather yellow
Yes sir, we planted the yellow kind )
returned the boy, scratching away at the
hard and stony soil.
But do not believe you will have
more than half a CROP continued the
traveller.
No sir, we planted on the sha-es,' hal.
loed the boy, as the stranger rode on.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11
sHERIFF's SALE,
Samuel Pangburn Brown Common
vs.. Pleas.
Inmna Pilson. OF. al. Yendi. Ex.

Samuel Pangburn Brown p,ctI Common
Jane. piIson, Es; ct. al. vondi. Ez.
DY virtue of writ Of Venditioni Er-
D ponGs, to me directed by the court
of common pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, Twill offer for sale, at the
front door Of The court house, in George
town, on Saturday, the Goth day of Janu.
ary, lS42, between tho hours Of 10 and
4 o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, 10 wit: All that Gract or parcel of
land, situate in the county ofBrown and
state Of Ohio, on the west fork Of Eagle
creek, near the mouth Of the little west
fork ofsaid creek; running thence, 70 de-.
rrees west, 3S poles TO q black oak /;
thence north, 10 degrees west, 20 poles
to sycamore; thence north, 10 degrees
west, SO poles to all ash and white walnut
in branch; thence north, so degrees
east, 36 poles to a honey locust; thsnco
north, 8 degrees east, 16 poles to buck.
eye, blackberry and white walnut; thence
north, 3S degrees east, II poles 10 two
elms on the bank of the creek; thence
south, 81 degrees east, 81 poles to a
stake thence north, so degrees east 81
poles to two dogwoods and beech; thence
south, SO degrees east, S5 poles to two
sugarlrees and boech; thence south, 27
degrees west, Is poles 10 two sycamores
and ironwood, on the bank of the west
fork above the mouth Of q branch; thence
along the west fork with the moanders
thereof to the beginning-containing six.
ty and one half acres, being part Of PHILIP
Slaughter's survey No. 55S; and contain
ing Touring mill and other improve
ments.
To be sold as the real estate Of Jane!
Pilson and John L. Plson, at the suit o
Samuel Pangburn against said james anC
John L. Pilson and William Smith.
ALSO
The undivided half Of the above de.
scribed real estate, ordered to be sold as
the property Of james Pilson at the suits
Of Joseph M. Clark, Hanks g. Niles, and
Ben Sutton's Ex'rs. against said
James Pison. Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
b. CO.
Sheriff ff's'OHice, Deer. 23I, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-01-11
SheriTIs Sale.
James Martin Brown Common Pleas.
W. Venditioni EGponaS.

James Martin Blown Common Pleas.
vs. VsnditiOni E1pOna'.
Thomas H. Lineh.
DY virtusofa writ of He'lditioni Erponas to
ID me directed, by the Court Of Common Pleas
of Brown county Ohio; will offer for sale at
the front door Of the Court-house in Georgetown,
on Saturday tho Goth day of January, 1912, be.
tween the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock on said
day, the following real estate, to wit: In
Lots in Georgetown Brown County, Ohio,
Numbers /, 9, 3, %, %, 81 "a, in that part
of said town south Of Market Street, con-
tanning one story frame dwelling house & other
improvements. TO be sold as tho real estate OF
Thomas II. Linch in the above case
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sh'T. 3. o.
Shsrif,s Office, Deer. 23d, l94l.