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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19
State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Apfil Term 1912.
Alexander S. Heaton

T..
Cadwalladcr Wallace & Others. Gerry
De It remembered that on the 25th dav Of
October 1898, tlp complainant fled, ia said
court, his certain Bill in ehancery, and, on the
18th dayof April 1899, his Amendments thereto,
setting forth ,amoDg other things, that one Joseph
Kerr formerly sold 70 Mark Carrigan a tract Of
land lying on the waters ofSLraightcreok IN said
County, containing one hundred aud ten acres,
and BY his title bond agreed TO convey the same
to said Carrigan in fee simple, and that no pat.
ent having issued for said land In faTor Of said
Kerr, he same was afterwards issued to one
Cadwallader Wallace, as his trustee TO execute
! a conveyance for said land TO said Marx Carri-
gan. The Bin further charges that said Carri-
| gan, after his said purchase, departed this life,
leaving as heirs atlaw, the following children
namely: Sarah Carrigan, John Carrigan, Mary
! Carrigan, Adam Cauigan, Lidia CaTTigan, now
intermafried viii, Jesse King, and James Cani-
gan, who, By writing dated January 18th, 1887,
sold their interest in fifty acres Of said land 10
the complainant. II isfurther charged that ths
complainant has fully complied, on his part,
with the terms Of his purchase, and is entitled
to the CONVEYANCE Of said fifty acres of land,
from said Wallace, from the said children OfMark
Carngan uad from the unknown heirs Of said
Kerr, who has also departed this life; and the
prayer is that said fifty acres Of land be decreed
to the ;1nJla ioint, All for general re-
lief.
And on motion, ,&'it appearing 10 the satisfaction
ofthe eonrt that the heirs Of Joseph Kerr dc.
ceased and their places Of residence are wholly
unknown to the complainant, it is ordered that
notice Of the penteney and prayer Of the Bill be
published in the Democratic STANDARD, q news
paper printed in said county Of Brown and in
general circulation therein, for six weeks in sue
cession previous to the nexl term Of said Court,
TO which time this cause stands continued.
JOHN II, BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID DEvoRE, Sol'r.
May 3Isi, lS42
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Six Cents Reward.

THOMAS SPENCER, an Indenfaa llop,
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said boy to ne thall have tie ahovo feuard.
WILLIAM MrNEfI.
Byrd Tawnship, Brown County, Ohio.
1ans l3, let2
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The prscOcity of Genius .--ScSnc in q
Grammar School.
Masier.-R Robert, compare the adiec-
iivs cold
Robert Positive, cold--Comparaliye,
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Notice..

"a ~ persons interested will take not ca N, !
q william W Robb, on the tSth day Of An,,l
A.u lo4s, sued out writ tofattaehment Emn
sns w sons. oi uonmon Pleas of Brown county ~
ths = taie oiJhlo, against Geofge NJ. Procso, s.
20 We sum o hve handfod and sixty dollars'
when wFlt has beenserYed and returned
Attest. JOHN m nT.HID y,
Dated May 2nd, ,Ie42. oiefk'
A. ELLISON.
Attorney for ppF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19
state of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
ApRIL TERsI, lS42.

Lewis Penney.
vs.. In Chancery,
William Tnmlin & Others
ID & it remembered, that on the 18th, day Of
~ July 1889, the Complainant filed in ssdCourI
his certain Bill in Chhncery, setting firth, a.
mong other things, that the Defendant
ronlin,by his attorney in fact, Joshua Yeo, sold
TO the complainant and, by bis certain writing
under seal, agreed 70 convey to him, by good
and sufficient deed, IA acres Of land lying in
said county, part Of survey No. 573 Of 200 acres,
and, by his said Attorney, sold TO the said Com.
fplainant two other lots of land, one of 81 acres
in the possession Of Peter Penney, and The other
| 10 tho name Of james HlneA, and all the surplus
over and above the ,nid number OF acres, the
irst contract being dated December 3fd 1891,
and the last sale being witnessed by a contract
datedAugust llth 1882. The Bill further char
ges tina complainant has paid all the purchase
monay said tracts Of land and is entitled TO
conveyance therefor, and the prayer is that said
T0mlin he decreed TO execute said contracts
and convey to the complainant according to the
terms Ihcreof, and that the other defendants who
are the widow, children, and heirs of said Yeo,
who has since departed this life, DO decreed to
release 10 the complainant all their respective in,
terests In said premises which they might have
there by reason of "a conveyance from saidTom.
in 10 safd Yeo in his lifotime--aud for general
'elief
And on motion, and II appearing to the satis-
aetion otthe court, that the defendant William
iomlin is not resident Of the State Of Ohio. It
: ordered by the court that notice OF tho pen.
ienry, aud pFayerofths Bllhbe published ia the
Democratic Stan lard, newspaper printed in
aid county Of Brown, and in general circulatlon
therein, for six weeks in succession previous to
he next term ofseidcpurt, to which time said
;Nuse stands continued
JOHN II, BLAIR, CLERK.
DAVID g DRvORE, Sol'r.
May 3Ist, l542
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Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEvoRE will practice bis pro
fessiOn in the Courts OF this Judicial circuit
Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, al
no North East corner Of the public sqeaee.
May 18th, Is4I.
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Attachment.

At my Instance anattachment was this aav
Issued hy a. klllpsnick, a Jastles ~ Il,
Peace of Pleasant Township, Brown re,t,' ~
sgalass the property and effects 81 the huirs Y
lienFy MeEfltt Deed. non residents N ~
Coanty Trlal cot isr the Ilth dsv ~ Y. ~
II o'clock, NJ. = 'a's' =
june 9th, Is49.
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Gcythee and sloI-Ie9-

eAvs ipsl reeeivea a choice l8t OF Waidgons.
asaln' ssYtha'a DaHing's Grass scVthes 4 N
~. 0alo PattemH Sickle. alIof wkIeh !
@'h e'spois q = cineinnatl prices fS, enth
LeN0WLAND.
luns IA Nasaslyiile.
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Exeoutor,a sale.

w virtue Of an order OF The Court ofCom.
mon Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, made ~
1neir October term, I54l, win proceed 10 sell
at public sale, az the front door Of The Court.
house, IN Georgetown, iho 9Th day Of Augus,
is4s, between the hours 10 and 4 o,cloce N
said day, the following real estate, 10 vii, M
acres and 10 poles ofland, part or an Entry II
ths name Of David Walker, No. l34s. IleSln
lngat &c aak ssump in Deyor's lino, fbssss
north, " degrees east, Sfpoes to su lart, ~ n
1eo'go IA Meford's lines thence slulh, ID degree "
wost, w poles 90 two lynnas theGeo north. "a
aag'e's weSt,sS4 poles 70 the beginning.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

Ons ctier tract containing S5 aeres ,ooa ~
l7 poles. Beginning al stone. eornsr to c"n t',u
Melord an'lhe line of the above dese,Ihsd ,,ao, /.
hence south,7i degres east, 40 poles 10 si,,
thence south, 10 degrees west. 26l nolss 800 -
stonei thence north, 65 degrees west. 4Il naIss
TO stake; thence south, 10 deeress ,yslt IN
poles to stake; thence KorA IA dagra.s ~, -
i0l poles 10 two ynns; thence aurtb' IA n ~.
rs s,ss. east, ~ y poles 70 the beguaingi (sxoapt
saaye 81 y yerd which contains 76polss, to bo laid
on ina square firm, East, West. Nor,h ma
south. the same being part of tRc above an. an.
W 10 be sold for sum ofnot loss tban two
ssIas y q ils appraised valuouequInag one blrJ
q me purchase money In hand.andtl.s ballanse
~ TWO equal lnslalmsnts Of nine md eishteso
'nonths' the deferred payments 10 be secuyed nv
bond and good security. The whole beins ~
ned at Sa,3a9. wv O''''s 'ai-
The crop growing on the premIseu IA svsmn,
'ossesslon OF the balance Of the farm will ha !
'lYen on the coafrma ton Of tho sale
JAMES LouDEN, Executor
January b,I842. "' ''''u
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Notice.

Augusta Ky, June 18th, 1912
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


| pursuance of the provisions of treaty made and
l. concluded between the United States and the o.
tawa tribe of Indians, on the 3lst day of August,
1881, l. JOHN TYLER, President fthe United States,
do hereby declare and make known that public sale
will be held at theLand Office at LIMA, in the State
of Ohio commencing Monday the twenty ninth
day of August 1t, for the disposal of the lands
within the limits of the former Indian Reserves of six
and three miles square, situated on the North side OF
the Maumee river, TO wit
North Of the base line and East of the meridian.
Fractional sections one and two, in township FIVE
of range eight.
Fractional sections one, eleven, twelve, thireen
wenty-tour twenty five, twenty-six, twenty seven,
thrtyfour and thirty five and section thrty-six in
township six of range eight.
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township five, of range nine.
Fractional township six, including the sixteenth
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Section thirty -four and fractional sections twenty
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in township seven, of range nine.
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in township six, of range ten.
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North Of The base line and East of the meridian
fracuoha seCuon sixteen, within the reserve al DC
quanoxas village, in township two, of range four
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ship two, north of range fifteen east
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the lands sooner disposed Of and no longer and
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will be admitted until after the expiration of the two
weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this twenty-thrd day Of May, ammo Dominl
1912.
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By the President:
JOHN NJ. MooRE,
.4eting Commissioner offhe
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