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LIE WIS w T. BIB
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 n 1sS ae r Superior g SsSa
30 do II. Jago
do Cuba ,,orrrp,
80 do Rio '''f
- do Lagua
100 do African
10 do Maraoaibo
Teas. Gunpowder, rOuehons
Iihds Cuba Clarified
Hhds Porto Rico ; SUGARS
Loafand Lump various qualities
is hhds. Trinidad Moasses
No. Mackerel
Roe iieungs
Tanners OIL
Lime
Tar Pitch and Rosn
400 boxes Brown Soap
BoNcs Naucgaed and White Scented Soap
Sperm, Hurs Psen, and Talow Candies
Pearl Barley
Pepper and Pimeno
Race and Ground Ginger
London Mustard
Racks Liverpool Blown salt
Boxes English Refined Table Salt
Almonds and Bunch Raisins
London Porter and Wines, OF various kinds
Hops
Nader, Indigo and COpperas
Window Glass, and kinds
Sole Leather various qualities
Russell Upper Leather, Calf skins
Shoe Thread
Weaver. Bar Iron and Hoop Iron
Bistered Steel
$50 kegs Cut Nails BTads
$50 bags Shot md BAR
Sporting Powder, kegs and eanistrrs
Blasting Powder
as hrkinS Butter
Cheese. in casks and boxes
Pine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
90 dozen Painted Buckets
900 Wood Ware
Com BIooms
Writing. Letter and Wrapping Paper
Ms%R BED CORDS
Hemp
Manila , LEADING LINES
~ balsE Wool
l00 bales No. and Cotton Oznaburcs
so do and ! Brown Shirnrs
so do "A do Shcetngs
1900 lbs. Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine and Candle Wick
Knitting Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
Stone Ware Of schemerhorn's manufacture,
dec
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anne. isiver ~ ISnnnwhu scrip, in sums to suit pur.
- chasers, for sale 10y
dec div BROWN A. TAyIDR
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AEEssns. rYLEI. & rAYLoa. Merchant. Of hi.
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
JOHN Va. CI1Ev,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street, opposite Alex. Duva & COS Drug Store.

JOHN Va. OTEN'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.
Main street opposite Alex Duval & Cos Drug Store.
f.. u. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he received flas
sorment Of Fashionable Winter Clothing,
have been purchased this FAN Of Philadelphia
York for CASH and manufactured city
fashionable establishment Of John NJ Oren
Charles streets II Is unnecessary thing further
enumerate part Of asoncnt quality
make Is well known TO the citizens Of Virginia
My assortment consists Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock and over Coats
Bolgic and Jonyilc do do
Cloth and Canlet C1onks, part OF Mcintosh style
Sup. West of England Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium do do do
Paniaoons Of plain and fancy Cashmere various styles and
qualities
Vests Of Velvet, Cashmere, Merino silk and satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton shirt.
DO BosonrS and Collars
FLANNEL Lambs Wool Merino Shaker Drawers Pock-
81 Handkerchief Cravats scaf Opera Ties Gloves
Suspcndcrs. half Hose
ALSO
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Casmeres Vcnrs
which will make To order tho fashionable
the shortest notice
The advantages Of the purchase
SILL 0RE.r CLOTHING and respectfully
public IN call and examine for Themselves. dc
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IN sIk-A supply Silk white just received per schr
~ Lcontinc, for sale by
dec 1 ALEXANDER DUvAL & CO
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NIRGiNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF


Richmond County. the House Monday the 3i OF No
vember, 1912:
Eoyst0n Belts. Plaintiff
John X. Rcaris and and VIM s Fearing David
b. Fearing and Peeg Hall partners finn and style
Of Fcarngs a. Hall def-ndlnts-Fa
The defendants John Ricads and William
= Fearing David Fearing and Pcleg Hall paTIne trading under
tn hn and style Of Franngs Hall having their ap.
penInce and given security according
the Rules OF this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this ordered
that the said defendants do appear here in the
Clerks Once Of said Cou,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff against r- nj the
last term and that copy tins
Published city months
excessively and posted
county. A Copy-Tesie,
2G-wqw T. H. JCFFRIGS Cyerl
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DAVENPORT Il ALLEN,

ia ENfUnl a. ALLEN,
('oFFEE-iOO bags Rio
u
DO Manila
SUGARS-3O hhds. Pouo Rico
DO 20 do 81. CroiK
Do 10 boxes wool.ey's Loaf
MOLASSF=s-25 hbds Porto Rico
CIIEESE-1O casks. so boxes
TEAs-5O half chests GunpoWder
DO 100 10. boxes do
DO - chests black
DO 10 boxes Imperial
WINES ar. pipes Madeira
DO 40 half do. Sicily
DO 3 do Old
DO 90 Or. pipes French Madeira
DO 100 boxes Muscat
BRANDY-2O half pipes choice
Do common
CASDLEs-IOO boxes IulTs patent
Do 80 do Speunaeeu
DO 30 do Judds patent do
ALUM-IO barrels
COPPERAS-25 do
SALTPETRE-2O casks
SOLE LEAI'HER-2OO sides, good
DO 900 do damaged
sALT-IOO sacks large size
OILS-I2 casks Winter bleachcd
WHITE LEAD--25O kegs No
SALAD OHs-5O baskets. best
FLOrR-5O bbls Family
PAPERs-2OO Cap
DO 200 do Letter
PLASTER-IOOO casks ground
POWDER-fO0 kegs Blasting
RICE-@O half fierces
HOPS bales. new
WIIISKEY--iO hhds
AIMONUS-25 bales son Shell
| CIGARS-.O Principe
! INDIGO--5O kegs
/ sUGAR-Crished-JO bbl-
NAIIS-JOO kegs assorted
| SOAp--fOO boxes
| LIouoRICE-gO prime quality de 7 TOT
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CSIEnICALs, &c. &c.
- AYNOR d LYELL have CONSTANTLY ON

DRUGS, nEOICINEs, CHEMICALS, &c. DC.
HAINOR d. LYELL have constantly on
- hand arre article in their which
they determined Ia sell The terms for cash or
10 prompt Customers Country merchants and physicians AZ n de,
lance cnng their orders may rely upon having them ronp,
executed
We would respectfully call the merchants plseans
and The public generally, 20 assortment Of
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Surgeons instruments
Glass Ware Paints, OILS Vanish, Window Gns-
Dye sufs, Toacco, Cigars snuf
Foreign and Domestic rcrfumcu
toogncs and Fancy Articles
Together with large assortment n
Patent Medicines,
Among Which win be- found
Racahout' very valuable preparation for Dyspepsia
Dr Wisfafs Baislm of Wild Cherry
Hcnfys genuine Marncsia. Hays Inmrnt for the Pila-
Hewes Nerve and Bone Inimen Indian Vegetable Elixir
for rheumatism
Iaynes E1pecoran, Cauninative Bnlsln Tonic
fet" ibbafds Lees Indian Vegetable and vser's French
Pills
Dr. Mofnfs Life Pills and rlnnix Bfucs
knwands improved Tonic MIXTURE. sWams Pansess
Iaynrs Balsntn of Livefw0rt, &c. Sc
GAYNoR LYEII.
TO z" Ono door above The Rel Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-08

10 HHDS. fair quality Porto Rico SUGARS
fsO bags Laruira and Rio COFFEE
100 bhis Baltimore WiiISKEY
~ do good 10 very Old rive do
as half boxes Window GLASS
% bbls and BAGS Clover SEED -e,r.c,.a A. A.. - -, -
Aim" and Patrick Henry ho" Baltimore and for saIe
IN WIN ANDERSON. Jr
W. wv Opposite Columbian Hotel
- hyperion piano-Forte.-I have rccen,- ,.eo;s = n
= nofoe surpassed by City of Richmond ~, az,
W " ohe' superior workmanship and beauty Of appca,snco
which for sale great bargain n esry apples,,o, ~ 49, ~
1870 JANra rv.Ss a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-08

THE FRIENDS ANNUAL
UST published by Carey Hart Task and other Poems nv
- WIN Cower illustrated by Cheney, Cuslman from
ngs ny John Gilbert handsomely printed sv volume ee
Ranny bound
LIST Of EMBELLISHMENTS.
Pho PeaFant, Mediation.
The Nightly VISITS The Evening Rainhie,
Morning, The Loaded Vain.
The Faithful Bird, The Iodpe
The GARDEN The Post Roy
The precepts and graceful easy and
CANT Cowper familiar educated community
hOi.eod wOfds In expressive words they contain
Not IMMORAL corrptng thought
One line, which dying h. would % blot"
Nor bis devoid ~ witty playhDes-
which life graver shndes poetry The u
uonsten numbeTare fne spirited tasteful and the work
would form both and n'rncny present for the
| coming holiday Courier.
His writings will 10 the delight Of the scholar a. long
the productions Of genius shall iive-Coins
For sale AZ the Bookstore Of
de SMITH, DRfNKPR A. NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-08
IN CHANCERY.-At Rules held in the Clerk

u ofce of Chesterfield County John
Firth. William Firth. Archer Firth, and Henry Firth.
Plaintiffs,
Against
John abln Martha and Joseph p Jones and Nan
his Deits.
This day plaintiffs. and filed bill and the defendants
John Hambln and Martha their
and security according Act Assembly AMI the
Rules this Court and appearing inhabitants
this Commonwealth ordered do appear
here the hr day Of January Term and the plaintiffs
bin and that of this onT be- forthwith inserted
published in Richmond months
ccsvey. and posted House
county A Copy-Tcsic,
lO-wpw l.. n. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-08

Dure Cognac srandy.-Ninc half pipes genuine Cognac
Brandy, IN the Custom House Stores for sale low by
dc WILLIAMS a HANAI.I.
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IN CHANCERY.-h Hcnrico County Court,

- October 3D. lsis-John LcaIan and Sarah T.. his wife, wi
before her inenarriagc Sarah William
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23

Senators that the bill should undergo sew
erHl changes in that body. Then, instead
Of certainty existing that the bill would
pass the Senate, it was certain that, in its
present form, il UOEld not do so, and this
strips these mSn Of tho pretsxt that they
committed the act Of revolution as last
resort to defeat tho bill.
We are under the necessity of dster>
ing tho romSinder Of the address until
next week, 1t goes on to prove that the
act Of revolution was decided upon on tho
5th Of August, before Mr.. Byingion's bill
was introduced; and that the dcmOcrStic
members were ia favor of, and would
have passed, the relief measures spoken
Of in the first part of these addresses as
having been lost by the sudden breaking
up of the Legislature.
Signed by Jas. ]. Faran. B. Taylor
Allen Latham, and r. ". Barley Of the
Senate, and Caleb ]. McNul'y, JohT
James, Jas. II. Ewing, and W. S. Hatch
Of the House.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
New Map Of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing new eIi
ton of their map Of the State of Oho'
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati, inparl
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill es q
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attestsd, not only by the present sur
veyor GeaeroI, but confirmed by the seLtiheat
bersunt to attached, of Robert 1. Lytle, ESQ., Ine
nrcdecessor OF Mr.. Halnes: and will exhibit the
soct;ons. fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys. urincipal roads, Public works aud con-
tr,nplated public Improvements, together "itf
tho lakes, Riyers, Indian Reservation. countie;
! 'Towns. cities and villages, which VIII Do lai'
douln with the greatest possible accuracy
| Thoro is no douot tiat this map VIII contain
-, n,jnute and authentic information
a,y, sto te map evor published. One OF the pro
any, any has visited eve-y county in the S;ate' 10
r. n,,,nnsa ofaathering every information req" us
;}s. TO insure correctness ms lac'oi I's'' I
,li ssarily give assurance TO those WIG .L'"y
notroniza the map, that for real Auti'y' u nus
mnergede any mapgot up East, for the Pu,po,s m oa.
of state, but without the advantage u S,s or
.,naI inspection and labor that mas De'''
ed exclusively on this. ,...,,,on A ard
e.o+ so,,are. neatly eolorcd in 'unties' uVuT'o,
s Hr,ish.d and soldto subscribers at 'pe lo'
prlce OF slN oa,,,,s,ies taking ten copies, vii
Agents ~ d.dnctiop Of forty per cent.
be Hilo"eo DOOLrTTLE & MUNSON.
1,,rover, and map publishers, Cincinaa'
1bora examined the como'lauons n,aoe ito'
.,. n,ali, " surveys in this ofAee by Mr. Motri'oi
5 the P9n P9a..,s Doolit;,e & Munson. who are ebo'
tor ,hi;.h %1. sectional map nf tho state q oh'
~ 5 an far as they relate to the public Surrey
nmu o,,., 81 70 -. correct. ROBERT y LYFl
- Surysvo, Gsnrta's Ciact&na,;
hr-u5r 3, 1871.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Pursuant to public notice given, re-
.pectab!e number Of democrats OF Union
township met at the Musci Saloon in Rip
lev. on Saturday the 18th Of August
On motion, john TUCKER was called TO
the Chair, aud r. J. BENNETT appointed
Secretary.
The President then proceeded to state
the object Of the meeting-Ihe appoint
menl Of delegates to'a county convention
TO be holden in Georgetown on Saturday
the 9th inst, for the purpose ofnominat
ing suitable candidates for the Octobe'
election. AIso, delegates TO ettend
convention to be holden at FAyettviIle, OF
Friday the 10Th inst. TO meet other dele
yates from Clinton and Clermont counties
| for the purpose of arranging the repr"ssn
,,,ion for the district, and determlnin
from which county tbs fourth candidat
n, R.prsssntativo shall be chosen. an
orU1nizing the district.
Alter which, the following g'n'leml,s,
v.,s .upoin,sd TO the said Fsy'''v'll
convention. Gen John McClanshan' =
!. Sensn DOvore, and IseAc chapman; an an
+ Tho following gen'lemca TO the sal
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23

Georgetown convention: David McEifoy,
William Norris, William McGregor, AlN
fred Stephenson, aud Robertson Me(Iord.
On motion, committee Of Vigilance
and Correspondence Of seven was ap-
poiEsod to net as central township COM
miitee.
Resolved, Tha. the said dolega os have
power TO Gil ON vacancies in their bodies.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of q
we'll regulated banking system for the
State Of Ohio, that viii give fair profit
10 the banker and be perfectly safe TO tho
note holder, and convertible into specie
a, all times; And we instruct our delegates
to vote for candidates holding these SEN
timenls.
Res ,lvcd, That the proceedings Of
this meeting bo signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, 81 published in the George.
town Democratic Standard; and that the
Editor Of The Ripley Telegraph be request
ed also to publish the same.
On melton, tho meeting adjourned
without day.
JOHN TUCKER, PrcS't.
II. J. BENNET, Ssc'y.
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A NEW VOLUME.
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JViy, 1872.
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THE Fourteenth Volume Of the GGT will be
commenced on Saturday the Eighth Of JrnuaTy,
1912. For the liberal favor which our pn5lica'
ton has received during the thirteen years Of ts
existence, ,nurp patrons have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subscrip-
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RocHrsrEr, N. Y, November, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

BY virtue of an order from the Codft OF
Common Pleas of CIermout County, made
at their april torn A. D. 1912, Iwlil offer for
sale to the highest bidder on the premises on
rhurday, the 25th duyof August next, between y,
the hours Of ten and four O'Clock nn SAID daytime
following real property, 10 wit; one N ., !ot o.
+ ground No. ons hundred and three Nosiool SIT
unte and being in the towno Higghsp9Ir,t Id 'lI
County of Brown and State ofQhio. ieImS ".
n.n,hs. and the re aaaaing third IN eig'een
tmon,h, from thu dayHf sale 'det'rrsd pyamenu
TO b. secured by Toortgagr, upon the premises o.
o. "''"'' WILLIAM W. SANDERS.
Adminisrator Of the Estate Of tf'H eHN- "'''
dler decd.
iuly 18th 1912, .-.., ,.,-.s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
THOMAS ]. BUCHANAN, Esq, is expect
ed TO address the county convention in
this place on nextSaturday.

To8Acco.-The reader is referred TO
the letter from John Sullivan and Son, on
the subject of the cultivation Of tobacco.
AS many Of our farmers are turning their
attention to this profitable branch of agFi-
culture, the information and directions
given IN the letter, may be Of material
benefi: TO them. Mr.. E. W. Smith, ot
Higgnsport, at whose request we publish
the circular, has engaged with spirit il
the business to which it relates, and vii
give any desired information to those en-
pacng in the cultivation Of tobacco.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.

A LII those that know themselves
Aindeb!ed to The undersigned by book
account or note arc requested TO come
f6rwsra and close the same by cash, on
OF '1fsfore the fifteenth oCSeptemher next
as further indulgence can or will not he
gigon,a AS we must have money. All those
that do not adhere 10 this notice may ex.
poet ;hoir accounts and notes left for col
lection in the hands of proper officers.
d. g. J. TROUT.
Feesburgh, August 8. 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
ATTENTION.!

The commissioned and staff officers Of
tIO2R.2 s D. are commanded TO at.
tend the Brigade Officer muster at
Georgetown, armed and equipt as the law
directs, on Thursday the 25th Of Au-
gust next, at 10 O'Clock A. M, and con-
tinue under the command Of General of
Brigade until dismissed on the succeed
ing day.
BY order Of the Colonel.
J. T. SMILEY,
Adiutant, of2 +. 2 B. 8 d. 0. M
July 29th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
SIIERiFF'S SALE,
Hanson l., Penn ct al. I Brown Com.
VS.. Pleas.
MogGicai Levi. Vendi. Ex.

Moydicai Levi. Vendi. Ex.
By virtue ofthree wr;s Of Venduioni
Erponas, to me diFecyd by the Courr of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
COUNTY Ohio, | will expose to sale, at the
front door ofihe Court house in George
town, on Saturday the 9Th day of August
1912, between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock on said day, the following renl es.
tate, 10 wit; A trsct Of land lying and be-
nc in Btowr- County Ohio, un The waters
of whteoak creek, being jnBOoker's sur
vey No. ll40 and part IN Trent'S survey
| No. 7l2 bounded and described as follows
10 wit; Beginning at stone on the west
side OF the old state road, Campbell's cor
ner in Appl7gaIes line; then south 70
west IL poles to crooked irunwoOd;
thence south 40Eest r.thAPP'egate's line
80 8 poles to beech; then west with Ap.
rlegaie's Inc &c poles tuWhiteoak creeks
and crossing it in an angling manner ma.
king il - poles Frcm bank to bank, IN a't
ISL poles to large beech in APPRECIATES
line: thence south ~ east with Rlchsrd'S
line 1877 poles 10 a muIbury OIL the south
side Of a drain, corner to the pour house
farm. with a Inc OF the same north 6Sb
east As poles 10 a beech; thence with an
other line Of said farm south so east "a
noles 10 a beech ;thence north 80 east 32s
p,ios n a stone corner to said poor house
r.r,o then with line Of The same east
40 7 uoles to a sngartTee and stone;
Nance with line of the same south II
east as no.es to whiieoak and two dogs
wocds Blair's ccrner; then with BlaiT's
line south 81 east IA poles TO the creek;
r then up the creek with its neanders north
I0t east IS poles-norlh 22I west 80
) poies. north Sc west ID poles, crossing
the creek 70 crook in boundary branch
lthe little lynn corner supposed TO be
washed up;( thence north % east up The
branch TO white walnut; then north -
west 40 poles. TO the bcginning-con1'aIn
ing over lS2 acEss 3 roods and D poIes,--
ss2ing,exoep,ing and resereiug our ot 'he
above described land, 4G acres 3 fsnoa
and 5 roles conveyed BY Mordica' Lev!
an5 vile 10 Richard Richards ~ Deed
il Istcd June 7th,ls97. /.
I - C>~Jsrs3 10 bt.soid sa he property OF
a =, .,y,,ieaSLe in tbo above cases ferns
., 2, T'sa' JOHN J. HIGGINS, sasfs
= 2. C, o.
e,f,a,ifa''s oa.oo. Juao 20ta, !s42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
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Tsr DrsrR1cr CoNNESrIoN, he'd at Fayetf-
willie last Friday, decided that Bro"n county
should have candidate for Senator, and ono
for Representative: Clermont two Representa-
tives and Clinton one. Gen. James Loudch
waa recommended to our comfy convention for
Somnation as the candidate for Senator We
W Il publish tho proceedings next week, if We
rece i've them in time