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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
Sllerif's Sale.

@SA 80 - eSSANa
David McFerson Ex'r, n
T. g. ]. Hopkins. ' fleas.
R Y virtue ofa writ Of venditioni exno.
mas TO me directed by the court Of
common pleas within & 70: Brown couotv.
Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the front dco'
ofthe Court rthouse in Georgetown. on
Saturday the 9Th day ofOctober 1919 ba.
tween the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on
SAID day the following real estate, 10. viii
bounded and described as follows: Rs'
ginning at stake bearing south. 66 de.
grees west, 66 feet from tho most wester
" corner ofln lot No. 100 in the town oF
Ripley, Brown County Ohio ;thence south
30 degrees east, l5l poles to stake.
thence south, go degrees west, l2a poles
TO stake; thence north. 30 desrees
west, i5a poles 10 stake; thence north
90 degrees east, l2s poles to the begin
ming; containing one acre and thirty four
poles; excepting 40 feet off the north
end, formerly sold and conveyed to Josi.
ah Stout. Wy
To be sold as the property Of the De.
IendanIs, in the above case. Terms
cash.
TnTINT
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A. ELLI0O -

ATTORNEY AND SCoUNsELLoR AT LAW.
Office on the east side Of the Public Square.
Georgetown. Ohio
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Cider Mills.

,TNHE subscriber is prepared to manufacturs
Il. to order, good and durable Cider Mill s.,
at moderate prices. Orders left at his shop M
August lS, l642. ROBERT CARR.
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aherif's Once, sept. srd, Is49.
SHERlFF's SALE.
Jacob Kilandep


Joshua Huston and Pleas,
George M. Martin.
By virtue Of writ of Uenditioni erpoaGs
to ne directed by the Court of common
pleas, within and for Brown county Ohio.
Twill offer for sale, al The front door Of
he Court hDuse, in Georgetown, on Sat.
urday The 9Th day Of October 1919 be-
iweeh the hours Of 10 and A O'Clock ON
aid day, the following real estate 10 wit
Altthose tracts Of land lying or being in
ne town Of Feesburgh, comfy of Brown
and State ofOhio, known and designated
On the recorded plat Of said town as In
lois Nos. 2A aud 26 (numbers twenty FIVE
and twenty sixl with the aPpurfonapces,
To bs sold as the property Of Joshua
Huston.in the above caae.-- Terms cash. |
JOHN ], HIGGINS Sheriff;
B. G. o.
~ Mrs oaies. September Sd, Is
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sHERIFF's SALE

Aholiab Bentley Brown Common Pleas
+ a. vs.. Vendi, Ex,
Frazee Osborn. s7 .tx
BY virtue of writ Of Yendttioni Erponas, tc
me directed by the Couft of Common Pleas,
within and forBrown county, Ohio, will Offer
for,sale al the front door of the courthouse, in
GeorgeloRn, on Saturday the 6th day Of October,
1912, between the hours of 10 &nd4 O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate, 20 wit: In
LotNo, rs, in South Georgetown, containing a
one story frame dwelling house and other improve
ments E.'y@p,s " y s
Tobe sold as the property of Frazee Osborn,
in.the above case. - Terms cash.
Fy John ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. c. Q. i
sheriff's Office, September Sd, ls42,
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sHERlFFs SALE.

|
B. Baldwin use. of !
John S Beasly Brown Common
5o1o Y fucker. Pleas
BY virtue Of writ of Venditioni ExS
Ponas TO me directed, by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Broyh
county OHIO, ! viii offer for SALE at the
front dQor Of the Courthousa, in George.
town, on Saturday, The Sth day of Octo.
Der, 1912, between the hours Of 70 and
4 o'clock on said day lte following real
estate to wit: A tract of land containing
fifty acres on the waters of Eagle creek !;
Beginning at hickory and stump in tho
line eff SylVanus Parker, thence north
lOO poles TO a gum and dogwood; thence
west ~ poles TO sugar, dogwood and
ash trees, thence south l06 poles TO a
hickory and. Gogwood; thence east rs
poles TO the beginning; being part of. a
tract ofland entered and surveyed in the
name of Lewis Lunsford No 1855, orig
inal quantity .2666S acres.
10 be sold as The property OF John Tuck
or, in the above cases. Terms cash.
JOHN J.. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. @. o. ),
Sherif''s office, September Sd, ls42.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. D. q p;P' = Evans Blown Common
J. C. Tibbles F'ees'
DY virtue Of writ ofvenditioni expo
ID mas TO me directed by the court Of
Common Pleas, within & FOR Brown coun-
ty, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the front
door OF the court house in Georgetown,
on Saturday the 9Th day of October 1912,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate, to
wit; Out Lot number eleven mo. ll)
in the town of Ripley, Brown County
Ohio. III ~
Tobe sold as the property of J.. C.
Tibbles in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
'A B. G o.
sherif's Office, September Sd, ls42,
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sherif7s oalee, ssptember Sd, i 1919.
SHERtFNS SALE.
Furkets for use ofPuck.
cit and Woods

/ / brown
Joshua EdgingtOn. Pleas.
by virtue ofa writ of UenditioRi erponas tc
me directed by thecourt OF common Pleas with.
In and for Brown county Ohio, viii offer fol
sale, at the front door II the court house in
Geofgetown, on Saturday the 9th DAY of Octo.
ber lo42, between tn, hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day, the following real est,te, to, Wit;
All that tractor parcel of land, situate and be-
'eg in ths county of Brlwnand State of Ohio,
un the waters OF Brush reek;bsingpaft of sur
ey Of l0lO acres by No 39S made III the name
q Abraham ButDrd; Begpng at a double white
oak in the west line of the original surve Y, aud
corner to Robert Kivcad, running thence with
kineaid's line south 81 east, 95 poles to dog
wood, corner to Kincaidj thence south %, west
l9S potestoa stake crossing the creek at l78,
poles, ina line of.4lexandsrBreckenrd dge's land,
thence north 81 west. So poles to a hicksry in
the old line ;thencenorh ID east 1879 poles to the
begihlng, being 973 acres. Except the lot on
which the Methodfst Episcopal meeting hous
stands, and the lot decided to the said church.
TO be sold as the property Of Joshua Edgington
In the above case; Terms cash,
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
- BIC. O
Ohorih's Office, September 3d. 1870 4
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q. w. TIN a.
ATTORNEY At Law,

viii prsctice Law nthe several Courts
Of the Counties of Brown, Adams aud
Clermoni; hisofiee is on the East side
Of the Public Square in Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio
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Gun MAKING and Repairine.

BY the subscribers in Augusta, Ky., on sHis6
Street, fEst corner above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on. On sthe
same lot, in all its various branches, Calls n
either business will be attended, 10 On The
shortest notice. New RIFLES always On
hand-warrantsd not inferior to apyss
NJ. SELLS. al
N 3. want quantity Of good 'cdrlsds gun
stocks, for which I will give liberal pFisss
~ tst MIS-.
Augusta Ky, June 10th. ls4o.
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TYR B: Z. SMITH, Surgical and Msebani
~ cal DENTIST, one door west ofthe Lu.
theSsn Church. on 9th street Cincinnati, viii yis-
ii GeorgetOwn4two o. three times during the
year. ~ II
Refer to Drs, Bailey, and BuckNnR,
March 81, lS42,
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sHERIFF's SALE,


Michael McCaHrey
vs.. Brown Com, Pleas
Edward Brannon.
RY virtue Of a writ of pendilioni er.
ponas TO me directed by the Court
0f Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County Ohio, | will effsr for sale, at .he
front door ofthe Court house in George.
town ,onSaturday ,he 6th day of October
l6l2between the honrs of l0&,.4 O'Clock
on said daF5 ~ -Ale ffotfI6wing real estate, to
wit: The undivided one sixth part Of all
that tract of land ABegining at stake
near buckeye and beeches, north
west corner to Elizabalh Johns, running
with her line south 1929 .poles1o stake
north west corner otisaac MeCune; then
with his line west $50 poles TO stake
in the original line between surveys No.
1909 and No. 2Ol7 and north west corner
10 McCune; then with said line north
1924 poles % three Large blackoaks origs
ional corner 10 survey No. 20l7; thence
With the old line east 1870 poles TO the be-
gining--cOntaining 1854 acres-Being
in William Paynes survey No. 20l7.
To be sold as the property Of Defen.
1ana in the above case.
Terms cash,
IOHNg. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
~ sstsstH B, o.
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SheriG's office, Sept. Sd, 1912.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Isaac Snediker I D.
VS.. ' NHIlIloh
T. g. J. Hopkins. Fleas'

T. g. J. Hopkins. F'eas'
BY virtue of a writ Of venditioni erDo
mas TO me directed by the court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio; | will offer for sale, al the front
door of the court house, in Georgetown,
or Saturday the 9Th day of October, 1912,
between the hours Of 10 and A o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, 10
vii; Situate, lying and being in the town
of alPley, Brown county Ohio; being that
part Of In lot No / on the corner Of
Ferry or Main and Water streets, ON which
now stands the Warehouse of Thomas
and James Hopkins, fronting on Water
street 35 feet, and running back at
right angles sixty feet, on Ferry or Main
street, -
To be sold as the property of the de.
IsndanlS 10 the above case, Terms
cash,
JOHN j, HIGGINS, Sheriff.
r C. q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

be more ia'larlous. IN 1927, their nonu.
lnllon was computed al eight mill,ons +,
nnmber startling 10 ia magnitude i,
lnin what contempt dos il tall whpnnr,n.
arly scrntIolZed. Two hlhs ol ,hm ,un.
YER are Indians, as wlIi as the h4ns,s :,
he forest, and at war with the Meyicups
md ~ addition Ia THIS, there aIe tv,nn
distinct cases among them, speaking on
'efenI languages and entertaining for eacb
'her unkI"dIy trrlIogs. 4 cuunir,
made up OF such discorlan, macrnls. ram
act be s'"nd ar formidable. l. has hep
'ngJested that probably the government
Il G.rti Bntuln would Interfere Tua,
overnmrGl would dn well To cnnGne no,
'onQ"es'5 TO China, or other porliuns q.
\si' or EHropp. This government
loi mode "I such stuff "a IN sttnt by viii
rms I"Id"d and permit her to 90 on ex
''"d'ng her CO. quests on This side Of M,
Atlantic.
ia conclusion, permit me to remark TN,
! have determined IN 90 1" Texas, m,sel
nd believing there are many. very mtu,
m NJ ~, WIN can better thpir roudu,n,
ydolog 50, invite them to 70 wlth ne
al pledge my self TO stand by them III III,
lonr OF iial.
] may not lie nmis' 10 remind such n
my 'hrnk proper to 20, that uhe gun
WITH powder aud ball, is necessary am,
Indispensable ncm TO m emiarant to
rev country; and | need n,l ruuwcrr
lher essentials, such as uoaey cnoagh /
YEAR your expenses te the pOlntof dps,Ina
u"n aud something TO serve Nou until va
r"'ll you can procure subsistence other
wise,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16
IMPORTANT RUMORS

The Rumors from Washington. Til"
aspect oi pubic atiu!s at Washington il.
Ica'cs wlrh rrrIsInry uu approaching cr.
,lS, Que winch will determine whe,h-r
Capt, T,Irt will he ef,."ruaIly "hpaded"
~ hrs "pp"nrns, or whether, reIvlng
lpon his own frmn.SS & The nood sense
md moderation Of the Amerlcau people.
ha vi! ha able To {, feat the machlnl,lao>
against hun. A corrrso"ud,ut OF the n
Y. sun, writing from Washington civ
SAYS that "core VIA, may, The genera
principles OF the administration viii h,
n4Ii|v adhered t" by the EYpGIive branch
i 'guvrrnmeot. All bills Involving
any great general prrrclpe an agooisrrcal
o these d""t'nrs 'riH as surety he ,e'urn.
Ell 10 he House Us thpl pass that bod,
~a"h rely upon II, will be he course ~
he President nnlll the people nj ihe bnIInr
'ov sI!ni'y dI.lrrr with y The pro.
lec' Of tic politicians opposed to lhr P,rs
tent IS 10 hea him hy passing law cox
'Inuing TOR oGe month the present larItl
hive ~ per cent, With pro,tSn tina,
he nrncreds of the public lands shalt h,
continued The hlII has passed the h,use
md will come up in the : natr ON Tups
iay tor discussion. md wall pas.tb,, b,d,
~ all Pr"hanIIl'y bv u mai rlrv of one.
TIE al .ct Of this i to lorrr III, p. ..i,la,,
either TO vrIa'e the compromise act or ia
veto a tariff bill. The L,l rplprrrd to
r'rrlrS g Il il the distribution If me nuh
r. auds at time when ,he lreasurv j..
mptY, the business oi Tie country nara.
'lz"d, and the people unwilling. 10 III
,pIuIon If the Executive. to he faxed e.,
any th0g no than the C onnuic,l ,yapt.
ut The goyeIumrut. The hdl, sure ns /,
passes, wIIl ne returned, APPROVING Of the
revrrur potion, aud vi an, revenue meas
IRE Cong ress nay see fit t, p,ss,nnI OH.
J~cung 10 the distribution in the prpseu
state the Treasury. Taere.pons,biI,,,
SAYS Congress res,s u, o. the President,
out Ia tins Ih.y miss The marx. I'M, p.ooIe
know we'll enough uhpr, I, pace the re
spon,IUl1uv. lney know IN A. # = meas
are Is goo one, II viii stand upon it.
metlts, and not need to he sustained II,
outing II upon the back Of anolnrr. Tnr
i'anli aud Land Distribution measures
,re ent7ely distinct. Or f. iucrease
the exh ,nsrcd revenue, hy i,nro,ip, du,,.s
u.fieeut To meet the necessary .xn.,s,s
IT Govcrnmenr, the o her :. 90 di,ni.1 tbe
means that ought tuguIowara. suonor,,op
Inc General tIov, r,lnent. If Cn,rras.
HIll II 1--WE the cen ,tyv on. u.u,,,,,,
rher, The respon,,o,htv vuI roof ,,L
hem, lor the Pre,m, nj is NOT bonnd t.
1--WE his s,nctl,n to a had m.,s,rs :, or
tor 10 get = ,od uns. E,rh should came
separately, the good and bad. tina, enrh
may bu srprtateN, acted uprn and
Iurly lncurred. The people -, n htar1l,
.,,, o,,kD TX 49,.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

01- The Apporr,onmen, Bill, which
passed both houses Of Congress, according
to the Srnate's amendment, has received
the signature Of the President, an is now
IA law of The Iaud. Upon signing the bill
he sent to the House Of Representative,
the following message:
10 he House Of Rrpr"SCHtotuaS:--
! have thIs day appro, ed and srgned an
act whirh "rlginnr d il The House ol R4p.
rese"'atve., entitled, "An act for an 40.
"oF"onmTh' OF Representatives, among thu
several States according Ia the six h zen.
'ns," and have ransrd the same To ne de.
posred IN tho "tlicA Of the Secretary OF
> ate, accompanied Iy an exposition Of
my reasons for giving il my Sauciion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

0Tlt Appeals uey are weary nI thu
life, aud are trying TO despatch then,
selves with the shortest possible delay,
over 10 Leake, by way Of shooting each
other. On Monday, The 27,h nit, a re-.
conlre took place near Carthage, Leak
county, between James Cot'ingham, anc
n man named John Whburn, which re.
suited in the latter being shot, and pretty
badly wounded. 1t appears they had had
some previous difficulty, and or eight on
ten DAYS had been making mutual nena
cts towards each Other, until on Monday.
the eth uIt., when they met in Cdrthlgc
and renewed the quarrel; many threat,
were put forth by each party. Cnttiog.
ham started oil, as was supposed, for the
purpose OF nrmiug himself; Wilburn fol,
lowed, and while riding along, received
load Of huckshot tom the gun Of { H.
iinghhm, which cut on the two middle
tingrrs Of The left hanl and entered the
arm above the elbow, shivering the sboul
der in most horrible manner. No hope,
are entertained OF his recovery.
Co'ingham was bound over in sum o
five hundred dollars.
On Saturday, the 2nd inst, nno'heV al
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

TnE TmRp VErI We hive re"rI''
cd The Message OF President T>le', Veto
;ng the temporary Tariff Bill of Mr. FrII>
more. II contains three points OF orsn'
menr:
Isl. Tba, it is in violation Of the Com.
promise Act Of '33, and the Land Bill, Oh
Al; That the Bill, therefore, is IL viola
ton of compac', which he cannot ~
prove Of BY giving hlss"oc'ion t"'he bill
BADLY. That no Bill can rcceire tn
sanction of the President, ,riich docs no
rcpcul the Land Bill, or Place tie LaaG
Rcrcnue IN the National Treasury,
SILLY. Toat he will siga II Bull, Giyin.
the country sufficient revenue, If til,
Aoni Bill IS repeated.
These, IN bret, are the positions sns
tanned by the Massage. II created
warm debate ir Congress.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16
SENTENCED TO DEATH.

A frlo" by the name Of kuby %ho We
neproned a few weeks ago, had been az
'es,ed on suspicion, Tor Tie murder Of MIR.
Hunter, near Covrngton, Tennessee. ha-
been tIird, and justly convicted. lie was
10 tie hong near Spar'a, on tho
ourlh of July. lie has doubtless met
With his long m 'ri'ed reward, ere now
lis counsel having IniIed TO procure him
! new i'inI, filed bill ofevceptionS, and
'ntrnd taking the case to the Supreme
Court.
The Judge in pronounciug sentence of
leaIh upon the prisoner. marked, thu
NV, for lhA fourth or Gjtt time, it hrr
,pcn his solemn duty, TO pronounce sen.
ence Of death upon rhis man KIRBY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

@Th g I'D mines 90 The land Of John
{. CALHOUN, in Lumpkin county. G. ga
are reported to be very valuable, yielding
one thousand dollars per day, and iucIeas.
ing in value, as the labor of searching
progresses. Several other mines have
been discovered in the State, which are
producing q good profit to those Interest.
ed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

The Hon. Samuel l.. Southland, late
President of the Uui'ed SAFES Senate
from New jersey, died a Fredericksburg,
Va. IN the 90 h year his age.
HIS remll1s we're taken ~ Washing
ION Crte, add inferred wirh apprnpri,'r ia.
nrralhnnnrs, 70 ne Congressional burial
ground.
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~, I : LIN
Washington, June %, 1912.

GTWe learn that Mr.. Van Buren, was
slightly injured in the shoulder, by the
stage turning over short time since in
Indlsna. His reception at Ird,anspoli,
was warm and enthusiastic; 80 much ST.
'ha' ChIpmap, Il e ppiug his wings and
Extraordinarily o,eril
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

A Rcp'y to a Challenge wv ~ C N.
ing exc lIcut reply was m''' " ,. N,
4rdairr, n Bulhishr olh'e I" ' S,,hI
and y,lor to a challenge sem WV :
Young advrnlurrr: h,, ,tf
Il fear not your sword 0u' ,, i,r
nv Col. | dare venture ", n
sood cause, tn, cannot h'aa'" :" Il.
a h,d one. | vii coa's' ~ ~ ,o.r
oon'. mouth Tor the g""d"' %, , "a
but van, courage 10 sior'" NV,
Satnu.n >>
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16
II HE UNHON N.
satur. day July Is, 1912.

NWTI5 are authorized 20 ounonncr ) WIVES
Wv r. MATTHEW'S, as Candidate Tor
Auditor Of Public Accounts, al the eIec'i1h TO be
held in August next.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

he following remarks Of e1.Goy.rno
3unneIIs, deIived ut Raymond, to a larg
'ud enthusiastic meeting in behalf q.
FeX's, we invite The especial attention,
# our rotders. After Goyn'r Runnell,
'ad concluded his remarks, paper wa,
} ltred inr the signature Of such persons n.
might feel inclined to emigrate To Me |
/" Slugle Star Repubic.". Some tweut
yoHng men OF Raymond, "posscsscd u
onqrsIloned enterprise, courage and 600
moral character" come forward aud Piled,
ged Themselves To be IN readiness to Ieav,
by the first Of August neat
Tue meeting hVIng bcon organized b,
the selection OF Maj, john b. Pryton a
Chairman, and $. a. ID. Greayes, Etq.n
Secretary, Governor RupneIs, rose unt
ddresseG tho meeting rs iaiInwS--
Mr.. CHAIRMAN: Trxps and tn
cause "l VeXus has excited considerahI
laiGfrs' among US ~ several \ear', an
many OF our bold aud chIyalroas younl
men nave e'l'SF"'e" "f ne purpose
'''"''N'"S '"''"'''''N W." me 'eVI"
''"a'F H''Ne'He"'S OF 'h'' county a.
""u|' "''e al az ''''"S '"N"" nos
JYrN IuIrrrSt ~ the success ot prrmauen
y III we AeF""''',' nave seen no'hlnl
=" lo""'o I'lS'oS u e"''s'"'e there s'or'
"' '''''''''a y o''.'c u - !" '"H'"', "hN
"e P'e''"' '''o'"'"'' Hc"'r war Is n"
"'''e ""@eo "e'"te" "'T@''" ana IrNa',
81" "" "'e "'s''e" '"'' 'ne "'r VIII I"
! h''ts>"a wv 'H'''1" '"'p 'eA''"; "h!'h
pt' sc" : d" "PPo'lu'n'E ter 'H"se WI" es-
p"">' W. cause ~ merry ""l nee govern
! W"u' (N'th "pl o'td ny iSrhnuY and mII.
AIRY "r'p'!ism) t" reader efficient service
! - governm""I tlready Tree, MS well ii,
| he Gauss "i ham l"IiA' have rcrnflN
'i>I'e" ''"' c"NG'rE HnI have the aHsurau,
CeS ol he EN'cuuvc, hat The services o
/ "Wrgrau's will be timnkt"IIY accepted ant
eve employment gwen them.
President ii"us un IL brave snldiei
'ud abl" general ani statesman, and vii
rXrCue we'll his plans ut operation.
dherenre have toll Cpnhirnce that | m
not Ia't'ing the Young men Of nv country
- witness a farce, but that | am invIlln.
| hem to hrld where honor aud o. or,
re 10 be won.
There are, know, indiriduals amon7
| ,s, who hazard theopIulon that The course
i Texas Is must; and that The war or
he part oil MeXico Is rrsr and HOLY. T.,
,Irh persons, { ew as ! know them to be
| vii addr - few remarks. whioh can
| rr', il >eems to me, tad to convince theu
hat they arc III error. II fraud, ,reache
| y, iphdeIltV md oppression by gnAprn
n~nt, re jaS,'tianie cause for rovoIu,i,u
hrn The lrNIhns are Engaged IN is
nd most holy war.
| > me twenty or more Years ngn, th
h~Xr"on government government vas Il
'oSHts>'on Of all that Il'h and heiulltu
rrrI'"Fy now CONSTITUTING the republic q
Texas. they had ie" military pos
"r the protection at sna numhrr q
NeXi"ans VINO resided there; aud itdnl
han their farce was not soihcin 10 krrI
'"d maro'a'n PossessIon Of the cnunrr,
ha' Pe'hdIonS government was driven t.
In" al two alternatives, the ahahdnnmen
f the country into the haLds Of nUmprou
ma w"thkH Indians or to the mrans o
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

DurL'-Tho '.,,ns anticipated even, has
At le"g'h '"'.en place. The duel between
the Ho'.,. Thomss r. Marshall, Of Ken,
lw.Ry, and Col. Webb, Of the New YorI
COURIER and Enquirer, "come oil" on th'
25lh ulrimo, which, wS learn, re'u'le.
in Colonel Wehb receiving his aDlago
MIST ball, at the second fire, Ia the bacI
part Of the LEFT knee. They fought with
ordinary durIirg pistols ut ten pa'es'--
The ball passed entirely ,hrogh the leg,
entering at the back part Of lie inside Of
the leg, and pasfl G out nj the outside.
! Itissnd, that II ushaIts SECOND deman
drd third shot, whrp Webb rephed-"i
| had thought ihdt, J would have blown hi
Id CUTS ont"
We learn thal hoh gentlemen exhibited
to great Advantage, and in n most graphic
manner, the habits and customs Of the
different tArts Of the country 10 whtcl
they reside
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-16

his work "Sar r1s ~, RFSE
the following ,,. 0e 0at,
mo"t made to tc., J Nv, q an MI
ces were no,o "'lleIeol eirn
squared prarirr, w.,.,.' move 'lJq
az ," % . t" mre hi. SIn ,.S
required a free ,on, ,".'"l''t qq,
10 draw N. :" '0S liz,
"l'"Is it required a ' r ''r,a,
It's. ''''' tqnIp
Paced on n ,l,e
draw" over the same = o. WOOD
WI lbs. "'' NPs
by s"'P'ng the two sn.t
'''t ,'PH'S''e Ir'r va. rcJn,., 'u'
'"cea on rollers d ,b,.. vE
''u " force equal to 9l,.
he'en'' w. 'Hh
.S,hs,;,,,;-
,,l, "O0oeO Cras,,.
''i''s''e 'orce S@Nn.
II" we same rNf.m
''a''orm, II required n n,, Wa
lbs. only. 'q@I Va
,At ,h;s min,
Rail-, '"' VSatnn, JvN
''pPe'' Bu', b. nn.
S'nce ELECTED, IN the iayeun, ~''
InrOnOlvps on ra,I,o,d,
.lr,uyht y. o;,l, 0a9
r''"u' Is SSr +,
W" VI ~'~1o lhS' 50 tuh,
''Ss ''oh 'o'r pounds would Now.
Client Ia move the granite
It's tina, o,o,oh,,A w
,,,oo, ,,,., '''' = "'"'.'lh,
,'" way VQnIrdakh
r ''''''''' " I'n, therefore, as,a..
'r muscHldr inrce was used M,
body, i, TrOuirpd ,hon, ,.
, ow, .o;.,L,. '
NJ, W e'."p'"" tue "D~
y "'0''- ."' c'''''''''Oc's O. aid. j
''rr"gIh 81 muscle. the iotcr nc,,,,,
remove it is reduced more rb,on.
tired and e,uh,v..,,L,,,, n
:, , n,.... ~ '".'' "''
b r' :" "''''' "''i Cog
"F' '"e ""'d'rd aud ''Sh!esold ID
/ t." The Stock to ooe share c~oIhld.
muscle; ur, while brute si,s,,lI ,.,,...
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