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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
J. G. GREGORY & co

J. G. GREGORY & co
o. MA N AG RS:
OffTCE on Nav. End door Jelots Cor.., m, ,,,I
lih streets
s2o BOO 30cn 10 prizes Of Ico 10 Of ,oo a Of tso
Tor "Wednesday morning. 70 Nos-l2 drawn Ticket, a.
eloN0 % $50, 10 prizes Of So 10 OF 90 .te g.,
wednesday Evening 10 Nos-i5 drawn. Tickets ss
sS"o, 500 OF 1000 Of 600. of 3D. 10 Of ITO etc
ior IhuI STAY 50 O'Clock p NJ al Exchange - Nos ]!
2nrIes OF $1,000 10 % 1000 20 Of 30 90 OF $50 etc
iof Fnd'y evening. &c Nos-il drawn. Tickets s6
For Saturday 18Th February.
8 PHkes Of f250l0 each, amounting 10 s7s1so
~. ..do..." ..lO0. ......... do. room
9'''.uo....... ..5 u ..do.. ........lScOn
ss''''1o...''. ..'SSu. do. .......l2600
wee W .sup DO .lAUO q
- Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets only $40.
Csr,tca'es OF packages OF ii whole tckets.sIao
Do ..................2o half. ...do....,.65
po'..''.'''..........2S quarter. DO. ......32 70
Fer Tickets and Shares, aud Certificate. OF PACK
stes N tse above Splendid Schemes Address
q GREGORY a co.
Managers Richmond, Va
from " ~ :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
NEW BooK-nINDEEY AND BLANK
nOOIS MANUEACTORY.

nook MANUFACTORY,
Eight Doors above the Old Market Main ST.
TIE suhscTbcr respectfully Informs the citizens of
Richmond aud Its yeiniy, that he has es,abIlshet
itnok BnterS In tn" Room adioiuing BlTcayis Book
Store Tor the purpose ot executing Book binding Hank
any pattern ~ -
lie hs1 JUS returned rom the SoIi with full supply
~ BnjeTs Tools and stock, and prepared 10 make 90
blank BookE 10 order in u usa and Al, siantaI m,nns
anu 10 indPerodcsl Publications. Mrsic and ali kinds m
patch W." VIZ
JAZZ dim JOHN H. EGE
II ICUMOND EDGE TOOI. FACTORY
~ Every variety OF Eise Tool and Mil lions are manu-
iactned by virginia Mechanics and of Virginia Iron
~ THIS ctabHahmeni. under the direction OF Mr. John
hitchcock Tnese alone should be srobg reeotnrnenda
hons 10 our Merchants; bni when 10 Euperarded
me iaets that they fully equal avery rrspect
" they 10 not excel either Collins Simmons man
nfaeurc, and viii loo sold loves here than those ere sol
IN New YORK, evidently becomes the ineres rs well as
their siae. ~
Having undertake. the Agency of s Factory have no
aon In asserting ihAi TIE articles sold by NE shall bs
equal To any In Richmond and The terms az acconnna
ting. IIDWRII ~ AMY =
s--lIn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
DISSOLUTION or co PARTNERsulP

1--WE coparneTship heretofore existing under the name
OF nsndrdfe Gibt ons dissolved on the Ara NJ
January last, by mutual Consent. "
Thoao indebted 10 will call aud seule their
and AL persons having claims against US will e M
'ot seiuemep' CAMBRIDGE
GEORGE X GIBBONs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

UlRGINit;-Ata Court held for Amels county The Qai
v December. 1871 -lssslnsln ~ johnson, snf Nsrit
he wife, 'ormefv Msrs o. Cousins, piht seainu 4 Il.
,anetn cousins aimnl"rsirx with the vii annexed N
,ohn = cousins decl Asa Mann, aud Martha D. bis vie
John OhxcI, snd Elizabeth his wife. Robert Cousins
~ .ohn cousins BY his guardian ~ ffs7, dcfts-
INC dctHufsnt Robert Cousins, not having entered his
appearance snd Gven security according 10 Inc Act IN a.
.nny snd TIE Rules Of this Court, and sppcsrins by
sselofl evidcnce that he ~ inhahlfaut NJ this
rpnnul umordercd that he sppesr here on tie fourth
~. n nsrch nctt snd answer The Bill ~ tho pisn.
snutnst acopy of this order be forthwith put fsic
% =, nrewspeper printed In tho City Of Richmond or
.,sSts asIeIsbgs oness week for months succss
~. ~ Po"ouNths front door Of the Courthouse ~
W" - CIV. Copy-Tsue
N"-W" &c IIIoH. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

Drawing Of the School Fund Lottery, OF Rbots I.,,,.
Class '' - -Os "''h-
10 SO u e. 70 CO - 7als.os
~ q 70-A prize OF ejSSJ sold IL seniIeukn n al.
Cy. '''"'A" % u'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
wAvERLY HoUsE- NFW YoRK

VIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce 10 the public
- ~ " ,elu[cns o. Richmond, that they hsNe taken
nc above Establishmeuf, lately cotfurted nv Me-.
bahe Reel The inteiior Of the House has be.l
noteuRhY cleansed All put IN order and = splendid MAJ
NC moor laid uthe Hall II will be ne aim Of hs Proprs
n,s 70 MAINTAIN The hsh reputation that this Houao hss
eoyed TOT tue last few years ani hope by their lose an
pcrscna sicnuon 90 business g. render their guesfs al
soniortahe az they cou be IN any Other Fsshsin,sr
nei. tabc wilbe sunretw with the beet fhu tho Mst n
suords and her stock " Wnes will be found III he N,
choec description The situation II The House he riea
SAINT AMI quiet ono, being In the lower par OF nro,,
wthn lew minutes walk of The landings of the phi,
pms h5sny, Boston snd Providence Steamboats,. and
sleo IN The immediate vicinity Of WAL esrrsf 80 -
Commercial portion Of The City. y"
In IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
% SLAVES AND OTHER PROPE :,
FOR OA ENhE

sUu,n. FOR SALE
the le residenee ofRo6eri Ranol pI cash q Wilton
s3 $500 UeioS me hon 90 the 20 day of F.hru,rS 80
hogs household and arn9f. n,on eo. sheep.
ne about SO barrels,) bNde and Ion fSsdsr bsY
several uum5rl All the arraas W
~ whate'er, To satisfy execution in nv hand
~ -sGt OF Joseph Allen, executor fHuison Bet
one or uton ia favor Of George TsyIoT and oSs in
~ s,ars' p1aper against wm. E Cunoinshsm
see a; ssie 70 commence al II O'Clock A. M and 10 ~
IS all sold sueeney for the rnrpos e cry
f.b7gs.,. PHONES. by for
sneid, 3 II. C.
BY lNLoES & BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS Tuesdays. rsur,t,v. aida,
81 G p5I cash advances =ie on Goods ntsuc.
Ie1,' sS MoTnns February ioh 1872 II fair
assortmen Furniture. Groceries. se op,,ns ~ IA
Mahogany sIdeboards
Cshe aud WOOD sea, Chair.
ioueue Tables, ROCKING Chairs ct.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c
Sugars and Moasses, in bbls
Ham and shoulder Bacon
Good Firkin Eni.er
soap Candies and starch, etc ETC.
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
Sh - oek several Saddle and Work Horses ,om. Of
NEW FURNITURE-AT AUCTION.
M % NDAf Morning. February llih eommtncias .,
Cos new building, shan ossr vsriStr ~ w uisSI =
5e.an' Furniture, Virginia Manufacture eabraelas 10
; G!s f.s, S:9Tss :9y ss s,:s
Piano ssoo.s-Ro.e Wood
| 90 Work stands, Will desk
| 2Mahossny Wash sisnds
isP prla s seas san Chairs
! Lady's Work Box made Of Rose wose. . s..u,,n,
dozen Cane seat Chairs
Mahogany Bureaus
. new Feather Beds
sSiIeeeved Also GOOD articles Of Sc esn hand
Silver and Plated Ware.
W Il be added an Invoice Of silver ant Plsi.s Wa. A
IS CaIdl esticks-snuaers AMI Trays-Bresd TrsysrsSs
-"s''srs-Cas;ors, &c. Also, 80 dog knives snt
New Barouehe and Buggy.
Mlot O'Clock In 'front.' OF store We sh,i sell v,,b, "a
ss,se new saFoucheVSith Cpl new buggy made IN n
se ss ss1yie' and have nsvef 6eenia use.
BY lNLOEs s BROTHER.
LARGE VARIETY sALE.
Oh thursday Evening Feb. ION, Ar oielo.k ~ ,,,r
store, We will sell Auction without reserve s,rs eon.
ss,eni o. desirable Fancy Goods, etc Just reeeived-
superioI Gum Elastic suspenders; Tapes Hepmipx,s
Neeusss sVer Pencil Cases snue BoIes ia variety Jew
BY rms Finger RINGS; Ear Drops, ere. ETC Fine
Hu.e1 Ssp ani Letter Paper; Fanny Elsser ard ofher
lpsi Hszors IN Gases, fine quality superior Brass
10y amps Dous various sizes and kinds; and large
other Toys; Looking Classes. French hc
utcous tn2sovints; German silver Poe Combs SIDE
Sa1 tac coh Combs; Superior Scissors and Kuive on
10 S.'sne snd LAverd'T Wafer and PeIfumery; vio-
Will be added,
lo dozen Linen shirt Collars direct fEom the m.nufac
tuIer. Also an invoice OF Whips, various kinds
H- sale positive for cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

osPLHNDID GUITAR,

A - ~ nanielph \ Co.'S Ho1t AMI stsion,ry Fore
Md be iolnd inc mos splendid nuitsr both in ION,
~ 20. W, NJ ever heen seen ~ city. s on'
Aso Nolns flutes Fiies, Accov,lisos C,,,gn.,. ri.
eoeie F'nos Guitars Music, Musi- p,ns, 81 a. .
h'sepgfs' VIOLIN tnd Ou'sr strings sinsing nonE. M,
sc Ionio2s 900 al ohef sfticcs rt.inps ~ ~.,
u-boofbiniing IN aii 10 variety '"'"s w ''s'0
~ . w uANpot on A no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

toson1se River louery, Gas. l6-To be drawn e. WI
,rt.'',l, Del feh 8 Drawing received Thursday eve
MN taphals-s7O 1894 100 Q DISCO of3lO 8 OF Qj1
o. ~ 10 Of So 20 ofGo 81 $780, lsl Of 40 ete IS Nos
m.a"n ballots Whole Tickets e. so Shares In propar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
Ss! u9;u

IN rackets will commence runapr to LynchbuIg on
a., friday, February sh Days Of departure, Moni,ys
"ehnesdsys and Fridays. af O'clock, AN.
rays oiarrivh, Tuesdays, Thurssiay. and Saturdays
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

RsE-BILLs
NEATL aad EXPE- -
~ DTIOUSLY PRINT
nR oFFIo E, eia 40 TX -
ris-sv r, b. BnRHAap.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL.

The,. mus bhhNtH n BRO Aucf.
49,, sSn me above property NJ the Point so@J 80,
10y DSeiinf House and Store with A y,i,,his w.
two fto.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

s30O00-l2 900.
Georseiown Lottery, Class H. 10 be drawn NJ w,i,,,
toi, Del Feb 7-Drswing received wehne sday oyenins
a. - OF 1900, 100 7et 500 10 ofsOO 10 o;
~ - OF 100, 3 Of 50. etc. 70 Nos; IA drawn
tauo's' Whole Tickets si.-sharcs in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

M. JOHN y. HHOOCKs hiss removed 10 Ri,b
- uiond, and ofcrs his professional services 10 Inc
ssna 1- lis once the conner ~ lem ana Sizes,
over the Store 81 J. ~ Abbott ists-e,SN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMO-
i CRATIC cow ENTION h.y. -

JAZZ 4 '"'O"'''' '''''' LuDwELr. II BROWN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

N.1ULAk SALE DAYS Tuesdays, Thursjavs and =,
81 f ptI cash advances ~ on Goods intsuc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

TOT Wcdhesday Evening.
$4,000. 300. itoo. iaoo itso l2J0 lOoo, s5D
OF too, etc. rs Nss-lb drawn ballot. Tickets 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

iiese;s shares Eui ssEes 10 all the above ,tuly ma,
pllai Loisues OF winch James Phslen A. O., are N.ns.
kes' may al sny u,n' De- found tie above nrnre
'tIeta iIuin auy pan thc Union will receive m s,nr
Hon were rnrde - '-''N""' 'pP''Cs
no Fries essher Ia Oh cases on preservation at n
@O nc ounce CHARLES X ALLEN
Mana
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
GEORGETOWN O., TUESDAY OCTOBER A. l842

could bear at one casiigation; after which
The meeting was addressed in an able and
mastery manner by D. P. Ledbetter and
Judge Vorhes.
EasHostetter, Esq, OF Walnut creek,
then offered the following resolution,
which was adopted by a spontaneous
burst of applause
Resolved, Tha: we have full conf~
dence in the Delegate system, as adoPi-
ed in the ancient Usages Of the Demo.
cratic party, and are determined TO sus-
tain the nomination made by the late
Democratic Convention, and give the
ticket full one thousand majority.
The Democracy are fairly aroused, and
little Holmes will speak, on the second
Tuesday in October, IN tones that will
send terror or the hearts of the traitors
and their federal supporters.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
From the same.
THE MEETING ON TUESDAY EVE
MING.

e., NlTNU1' =.
Was we'll attended. by all classes Of
community, and especially by hard listed
yeomanry. The courthouse was iammed
full. The meeting was organized by ap.
pointing Hon. Thomas Arnold President,
Henry Bonar Vice President, and Elias
Workman Secretary. The object of the
meeting was then stated in few brieI
remarks, and motion was MADE that
Godfrey Corbus, the "honest buckeye
Halter" he called upon for a speech
The motion was seconded by acclama-
ton, when Mr. Corbus arose to address
his fellow citizens, amid great cheering.
We lIave not time nor room TO give a
synopsis of his able and eloquent exposi-
lion of his present position before the
people. He said he had been induced to
sustain Harrison and Corwin under the
belief that change of Administration
would be better for the country, and that
all the abuses complained ofby the wings
would be reformed He had been sad
" disappointed. All the professions
made by the wings before the election,
had been violated, and greater abuses in
the administration of the legislative au-
tbority had been tolerated by the tDhigs
than ever practised under Van Buren,
He showed up in glowing cOlors the
monkery and deception practised through
the hard cider parades. He had always
been an advocate Of the interestsof the
working man and farmer, and he had fio
nally believed they we're with him in
1910. But whun he attended whig
fandanco at Fredericksburg, and saw the
dinner table spread with johny-cakes a
yard long, lots fparched corn, and buck
els Of hard cider, with gourds to drink
out a. he looked round for the yeGman-
nv of The country to partake of this splen,
did repast. What was his surprise 10
see the Cashier and President sfthe Ger
man Bank of Wooster, Griswold of the
Canton Bank, and host of the silk stock
ing and broad.cloth gentry, nibbling at
the emblems Of backwoods poverty, and
casting foxy glances OF one another, his
conscience smote him; hut the excite
ment was so great, he could not force
Ihimselfto come out from among the foul
party, until they had freely developed
their principles at the extra session! =
He said he was now perfectly cured 'oi
whiggery, and iniendedin Iuture to sup.
port Democratic men and measures, and
would vote for Wilson Shannon and
the whole Democratic ticket in octo'
Eber. !,
The only fault Of bis speech was it
shortness; I but we are gratifed to lear'
THAT he will accompany other speaker
INTO the several townships, where the peo
| ple can all have an opportunity to hea
! him speak, and use upthe federal coon
Of 1910! l,s5l, :.
fMr. Geiger, States Rights Republi
4ean,, and a supporter of Harrison an
Corwin in 1910, was then called on, 6u
declined through sympathy for the whIg
thinking they had about as much as the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
Brown & Miller ct al,

IL.
John H. O'Uonnor 81 wife. Icas.
by viruo Of two wriis of Fl. ia, et lie,
ia. to me directed by the court Of com
mon Pleas within and for brown county
Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door
ofthe conrt house in. George Town, on
Saturday the 22nd day of October 1912,
between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, TO
wit; All that tract of land situate in the
eountyt Of brown akd state of Ohio, on
the waters Of the east fork of the Little
Miami River, part ofa tract entered in
the name ofArcheius Perkins No. $3.50
and patented to Walter Warfeld, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
BeginniDg at a stake in the Anderson
state road, running from thence up said
road, 36l poles to jacob Foxes North
west corner, thence north 46 poles to a
bnlr oak and beech; thence souib, So
Vest 1854 poles stake; thence south
46 poles 10 the beginning containing
Eight acres more or less.
To be sold as the property Of John II /.
Q,G8nHef a the suits Of Brown aud Miller
saS tEIf$sSH Kttg against said o'Conner.
4ft 4eftTfsl TfEslte!SsssRk te!SsssRk. A'Fk : s. .,:
Terms cef9HN ]. HIGGINS, sheriff.
OhAN .. B. c.. O.
sheIia.s Office, Sept, 10Th, ls42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

other abuses that we cannot here give / n
detail, we the undersigned citizens of
Holmes county, and supper ters of Harri,'
son and Corwin in 1910, do hereby abs
solve ourselves from all allegiance TO the
federal whig part,. But President Tyler
does and ever shall receive our support
so long as he continues the firm defender
OF the constitution. and the advocate of
the people s rights. And we are also de.
lermined to, support Wilson Shannon, and
advocate Bank Reform-and such other
men as we know will serve to carry out
our long cherished principles, and not
irifie with The interests and wishes of the
American People-and we do hope that
every candid and honest whig will care
fully examine the course phrsuedhy that
party; and ask themselves if they have
not been defeated in their desres-and
lftheir country does not demand at their
hands, united efforts to place in power
other and better men2 .t
Yours in the spirit of'76.
Abertus Geiger,
Godtrey Corbus,
Joseph.Lance,
A. Chnesmilh,
Peter Rsep,
]. Morrison,
Ephram Cellars,
Robert McKindrick,
Robert Lggett,
Charles Hites,
H. Jameson,
Thomas Sheldon,
Benjamin F. Calhoon,
Frederick Adams,
John Mckee,
Lenox T. Mckee,
William Mckee,
Manuel G. Horton,
John UhI, jr.
Thomas Harper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
BY D. P. PALMER
sHERIFF1S SALE. =
Scull g. Williams Henditioni erponas
We INrnn, C1in,o,, u o..


Scul g. Williams YendiHoni erponGs
,ps W. From Clinton co. Com.
Joseph Hallstead. Pleas.
DY virtue Off writ Of vendiioni eTponas, to
Dne directsd by the Courtof Common Pleas
within and for Clinton County, Ohio, will oAe r
for sals, at the front door of the court house n
Georgetown, on Saturday the 22nd day of
October 1912, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate,
to wit: tract of land lying and beng on the
waters Of thu east fork Of the Little Miami Riv-
er, il being in the counties of Brown and High
land, Ohio, bounded, as follows, Beginning at two
horn beams, ash and stone, thence south 81 ;east,
I42 l-2 poles 20 a sugartree, thence south 80
west, 81 I-2polesto two elms and ash, thence
north west, l39 l-2 poles toa stone and white
oak, thence north SO east, rs l-2 poles to 'the
begining, containing sixty four Ga acres, be
the same more or less Being part Of Edward
Lewis, survey No .294l, F~
To be sold as the property Of Joseph Hall
sted in the above case.
Terms cash.
a. ~ JOHN J. HIG GINS. Sheriff
CO.
SheriG's Office, September 10th, 1872
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
sheritr,s Office September 10Th, 1912
sHERIFF's SALE.


John Reeves & co.
vs. Brown Com. fleas.
VIM Dowdney ct. al
BY virtue of writ Of Venditiont eTpofsas, 70
me directed by the court Of common pleas with
in and for Brown county Ohio; will Offer fol
sale, at the house Of VIM. Dowdney in George
town on Friday the 7th day Of October lS4g,
between the hours Of 10 and4 o'ciock on said
day, the following property, to,wit,oue two horst
carriage and harness, one two horse wagon, two
mares, sleigh, one cows two mantle clocks two
bureaus, two setts ofwindsor ch airs, one dining
fa0ie. one breakfast table, two bedsteads and one
stove ~,
Also. by virtue of the same writ, will oftel
torsale,si front Of the tavern door OF fEsaMoort
! in hanersville on the sans day, between the
same hours Of the day, the following property, e
. Wit: one set of black smith, tools. -
To be sold as the property of VIM Dowdney
ii the above case. s$'-SD.
Terms cash ia hand. 4, -.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
4csnV4S,.hsr 0Ath. IS42.s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
SheriHs Sale.
William W.. Ferguson
Sam,leT Hair

I N VS.. , Brown com.
Samuel Hair. Pleas n,
RXSlF!ne Of b writ of ~. ia. ct Le ia.
10 fie Ts9YedlBH Yhe court of comn1da
PleRs &{Rfhe emdyror Brown county Qhio,
/ viii Shllff ShllffiEd EEdf Sale, at the front door 81
1he cb3HEQ9sessf4e Georgetown, OIL Sat:
urday lGe 22hd day oil October ls42, be
tween ihe hours Of 10 and o'clock on
said day, the followingreal estate 10 wi,
Ali of that tract of land bogndod and
described as follows, situate ihthe Town
ship Of Perry, Brown county SRi6, being
part Of one thousand acres entered in the
namc of Benjamin Temple Bounded aa2
follows Beginning at sugar and white
walnut stump on tue east bank Of the
Enstrork oftbe Little Miami river, r69RHs: 69RHs
ming south rs east SO poles to a stak 3 v
beech, thence north, 20 east, 70 potestt
4 stake, thence north, 76 west, 50 po'es
10 stone in the edge ofihe creek and q
small lynn, thence down the creek south
Is west, "a poles south, "a 81 west, 3e
poles to the beginning, containing twenty
one acres 8 roods and 30 poles.
To be sold as the property of Defend
ant in the above case.
Terms cash,
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B. q. o.
-. 80. =. ~ ,--lg-a 1n,l t0i0
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
Z 8beriff's Office, septenlb0F z4ED,. IoI- 2 : =
WHEAT AND FLAX SEED, WANT

wish to purchase few hundred bushels q
Wheas and aaxseed, for which Twill pay ou cents y,
pr bushsi, FdeliveFedaat my stole III husse'Vllss
iGdFy gonds OF gfosetiess
Those who know themselves Indebted 70 me
either by note or book account, can pay on Wy
same ID either Of the aheve named attlele less pIo
yidad they deliver them eFe by s,lle. Isl oi octO
ber 3
L. NOWLAND.
Russs syille. Sept sthSl s42,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04
FROM the Holmes County Farmer.
FIRE ON THE MOUNTAINS! >

STAND FROM UNDER-TiIE BOTTOM
HAS FALLEN FROM THE HOPES
OF HOLMES COUNTY WHGGE-
PY
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SHERLFFS SALE,

B G. Q.
sheElG,s Office, September 9Th, 1912. a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

selIs| h1I|zII liiI6 fiir ben Julpeffpr enes ufs
geiebIitbeH 8immens sutgen itberreidjen coer
oaleIbe ifihustft folite, ooer fpemn cine Der,
Gcn eilien anbern ratben, pber i'm berbeild,afs
fen lolIte, lim bieiss 10 tblift, 70 fclI Ct cber
iIe, ipeIdbe I'D, Der @sltalt pergebsn nad, lles
berfiibrun9 NIT elmer @eIbbmBe bon irqenb
eiftem Betra9e, ipeIdle nid,t tpeniger ale $50
uno ntdlt niebr ais $500 betrdgen bari, 70
ipie nit 9efdneniB BON nid,t peni9sr bsnn
J Gagen nno nidIt mebr old 12 Mcnate, bes
lfraft tperoen.
Wenn irsenb cine perfon, ipeId,e nid,t gum
Stimmeti In otefem Staate benz @eiet gemdB
Cbie S6bne qnalifi,irter Burger aussencms
men) beredIttgt iff, anf irgeno elmer Stelle
Der qDatl Sii benz Gnbstped iIdl eiufiuben icIIs
te, nm Wabbettel auSSu9eben, cber I'D, Gins
auB auf bic ipabIfdbi9en Burger ji oerld,af'
fen, 70 ioa berielbe cine Strafe peripirft bds
ben IN irsenb elmer Summe fir Elm isbes 8ers
achen, jebesmal nid)t 500 iiberlfeiaeno, uno
auf ir9enb einen 3eitraum nid,t Weonate
iiberffei9eno, en9eferfcrt 40 rperoen.
Menn irgeno ein Wann auf cine unfd,ids
Iidle 9lrt Td in irgeno cine Wahl 9ebalten
ilnter ben 8erprbnun9en bieIsr 9lfte, miIhen
folite, ooer einen 0iidlter uber SnIpeftcren
binocrn follte, ober perfudlt su biuoeru Wabl
40 balten, ooer fpein CT oerIperrte peer psrs
ludlte jli periperren, en SenIfer coer ein 3rts
gang Sli einem Senter, no oiefelbe arbaten
tpfreen fcll, ocer ipetn or I'D, auf cine ilns
fhidlid,c gIrt benz Snipeftcr roeer Nid,ter beim
Oalten berielben entge9enieBen icDte, ooer
ipenn or irgeno cine sIrt bon @infhhdterung,
Drpbung, 9efpalt poer @epalttbdtigfeit &C,
braud,en fcllte, NIT Der 9Ib1dIt irgenb einen
itimmfdbgen 8iirger bonn Stimmrn obsuhal.
ten, poer iein Stimmredlt su perfirsen, Der
fol- meun bauon flbsrflbrt, auf irqeno cine
3eit, nid,t Idnger ale Snbr uno nidbt peni
ger alS | Wlonat eirgefperrt fperoen, nno
NIT 8eSdbIung einer@eloltrnfe bon nid,t ilbers
ffeigeno $500; uno nenn es Der Court bee
pielen tperben fam, oaB bic perIon, fpelde
alIc fcblt, fein 8encbner Der Staot, 9aun,
fd,ips cber beS Diltrifts IN, mo beId9te Gje.
feBoerleBung be9angen rpuroen, 70 fol- er bic
Strafe bon nid,t ipeni9rr ais 500 nuo nidlt
mebr nls $1,000 be,ahIen, unb nidIt rpeni9er
als 6 WCnate cber ldn9er ais Sabre Gin.
gefperrt iprrben.
Die Rid,ter eines isben WabfblItrifts bon
9ed,d @auntD miiGen ibre Netlrns beffimmt
bis Sreitag6 ben 14ten October, INN 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, in Der Stabt 9IlIentann i'm
@purtbauie einbrin9en.
@e9eben inter mciner oanb in ber Sfaoi
2IlIentaun, cieien l7ten Gag 9lu9uif, i'm Sabr
unlrrs Soerrn 1842.
George @etberbolo, S6erif.
@Ctt erbalte bic Rspublif.
Sderiffs 9Imtsifube,
slGentaun, 9Iug. IL, 1S42. nq-bBW