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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, Jan. 10. lS43.

Mr.. Meredith, from the COMMITTEES on
Public Works, made a report in relation
TO the reduction Of tolls on the Ohio Co.
nal; which, n ...-.-.-. ~ p.
On motion ofMr. McNuIty. was recon.
mined to the committee on finance "a.
On Motion Of Mr.. Atkinson, the Treas.
urer Of State was instructed TO furnish fha
General Assembly copy Of the inatrucs
tons given by him TO county sTresssuf.
ers, in relation 10 the kind Of funds fs.
ceiyed in payment of State taxes.
MI. Olds offered the following resOlu.
tion for adoption; ... ~, - =. -
ResOlged, That the standing commit.
tee Of the PenitenIiary be instructed 10
inquire into the expediency ofsO chang.
ing the labor Of the cOnVicis in the Penis
teniiary. that they may be employed up-
on such branches of mechanism as shall
not conflict with the inte rsrtsts Of
mechanics of Ohio, Adopted. - r.
Mr., Byington moved to take up the
resolutions relating to the domestic cred.
tors. Of the State, &c. Tho motion was
lost. 49, p5 80 - -
On motion Of Mr.. Converse, Senate
bill TO incorporate the Western RessEvs
Free Will Baptist Academical SOeiety,
was taken up; and, r,,. -,
On motion of MI. Byington, so amend.
ed as to render an admissio Of negro or
mulattO children into the Academy, on =
footing Ofequality with white c6ildtsn; g
forfeiture ofits charter. The bill Wsg
then passed. .o,lr-7r sr-rI.
| On motion of Mr.. Gordon, the resp,
luton relative TO the improvement Of ~
navigation Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers, and the Lakes, were taken. pP,
and adopted. ,,e =
The House then adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31
OHIO OHIO LEGISLATURE
SENATE
Thursday, January 10, I8I3I

" FhufSday, January 10, l0l3%
Mr. Parker, from the Select cOmalit.
10 to which II was referred IepOtIAd
back the bill to amend an sct sntitlsd
"An act to regulate judgments and Sxe.
cutionS," passed March J., 1891, wtth
Sundry amendments; and the bill, amend.
ments and report we're ordered tO b laid
on the table, and the report and amondsI
mentS ordered 10 be printed. :. a. =
MIR. Hazeltine, from the Select con.
mittee TO whom it was referred, EOpoFtsd }
back the bill to amend the act enFitIsA :
'An act IL. regulate banking inOhio, y with 2
sundry amendments; and the same was
laid on the table and ordered 10 be prinSs
ted. 10 'a ,.7t
Mr.. McCutchen moved recoSiaera-
ton Of vote taken on yesterday, WhersbV
the final passage of the bill 10 repesla
the cbsrtsr Of the Columbus and Sshd06. y
ky city Turnpike Company was Lost O6u
tie vote. s:'; '..1 81 m f,air
Mr.. Nash moved 10 lay tho resolution
on the table. Lost-yess Ia, nays 2l. 80
The question then being on the motioa
to recommit, the yeas and nays were de-.
manded, and we're yeas 20, nays Is. IL.
80 the Senats ogrssd 10 reconsider.
The Senate went into committee Oftho
whole, (Mr. Henderson in the Chair J and
after considering various bills, reported
them back, and the same were appFOpSi.
ateIy referred. 1 a t.-,.
On leave, Mr.. BARLEY, from the Judi.
ciary commsttee, reported bill TO amend
the ect entitled "An act 10 regulate bankO
ing in Ohio;" which was read the Erss
time. ~ -.. so.
The Senate then Adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31

CuRE FOR THE GoUF Persons aftlic''
ted with this Distressing complaint says
the Picayune. may De cured In wHek byI
simply changing places with any day Ia.
borer aboutIowH. Hire the labOFeF to eat
the luxGries, and let the patient 60 to
work, which plan OfPrOceeding will cure
the qout without the expense OfASdoctor
or the annoyance Of pbyOic. a's' 81. a7i
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31
SENATE. El
Friday, Jan. 90, Ie42.

The bin from the House to amend de
act TO abolish Imprisonment for debt, Rss
amended and passed. az II
TheSensio took up shs Bill divide ths'
State into Congressional districts; and IL
ter some time spent 10 the cOnSid6Estiss
thereof, the bill was re-commitled e g
select committee of three.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31

.ABANKRUPF's EFEEcrs, "A bankrupt,
in Vermont lately gave among his effects
nine small childrsn. 4 He, thought hls
creditors entitled TO all hig acquisitIoonass. oas.
since he beeems ipyelgsd, a-saes giT'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-31

Oftho IIixty gallant officers who have "a !,
found Qisvs i in Florida only twenty have
fallen inS batlle; the rest were victims to,
the diseases incident to the climate. "a
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Night in the ighlands-Kirkwood or the rch
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
DsTnicr CorHr ~ rnr1 NpHce IN
UAurusrtrrs, Nyaru bankrupt.
rAs DsT ~ MiasnuvrL oy,No ~
NOTICE 1. bofsb, given 10 MI
~ persons Interested, llini TOBIAS
FUHlt 0f Winston County, has b, ~
declared . Bankrupt ~ mn order "
This said Court, nude ~ the ! Jlh day
Of Match, a, -. lsig, and thai The
said Tobias Fur has applied ~
certificate Of final discharge from l,ls
debts under the acl NJ Congto. IN
such ease made aud provided and
thu ID Monday Of Jane, A. ~. 1919,
~ Aberdeen, has been set foe The
final hearing. Al persons interested
may ihcn aid ibctc appear 10 show
cause, " any they can, why tho de-.
eroc and certificate OF discharge
should not be granted.
TtsTi G.. M. KAGSDALE,
Clerk
March Is, lsd3. II AZ
DrsTRicr CouRT OF rnE | Notice in
UNTED STATES, NonTi- : Bankrupt.
ERIN DBT. or MISSISSIPPI. J cy,No liz,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all
." persons interested, that Aaron
Stewart OF Winston County, has been
duly declared Bankrupt by an or
der Of this said Court, made on the
18th day of March, A. ID 1913, and
that the said Aaron Stewart has APP
piled for a certificate of final dis
charge from his debts under the act
Of Congress in such case made and
provided; and the Sd Monday Off
June, A. ID. ls43, at Aberdeen, has ,
been set for the final hearing. All /
persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, if any s.
they can, why the decree and certif- Il
cate Of discharge, should not be e
granted
Test: G. NJ. RAGsDALE, q
Clerk. #
March ~, 1915. Al At ii
DISTRICT CoURT OF TIE Notice in l.
United STATES, NORM : Bankrupt pi
I'm DIsr. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No 713
NOTICE is hereby given to all &C
~ persons interested, that Henry pl
Iassey of Winston County, has been pr
uly declared Bankrupt by an or
er of this said Court, made on the vi
9th day Of March, A. d. l843, and de
lat the said Henry Massey has ap- we
lied fora certificate of6naldischarge wi
ON his debts under the act of Con. err,
ress in such case made and provided:
I'd the Sd Monday of June, A. ID. ce
SAB, at Aberdeen, has been set for
e final hearing. An persons inter- &c
led may then and there appearto
ow cause, If any they can, why the
cree and certificate of discharge,
ould not be granted.
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE,
Cork.
March l3, ls43. Al 4t
IsTRIcT COURT OF THE l Notice in
N1TED STATES, NORTH Bankrupt. :
IN DIsr. OF Mississippi. cy,No Ia :
NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons interested, that Robert
!. Dennis Of Winston County, has
cen duly declared Bankrupt by an
der of this said Court, made on The
9th day of March, A. d. lS43, and
lat the said Robert H. Dennis has
pplied for certificate of final dis
his debts under the act
Congress in such case made and
rovided: and the Sd Monday of Of
une, A. ID. lS43, at Aberdeen, has Pr
cen set for the final hearing. All j..
crsons interested may then and TO
lerc appear to show cause, if any The
hey can. why the decree and certif- NJ
ate of discharge should not be grant s sn,
d. wi
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE, TO.
Clerk. inf
March 10, lS4s. Al At ~
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The following items my be W
bdof Dm,d,as pfospe, llyclt holding
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dlaru. aiOni
iai simple eHposillon 81 lIo rely.
Ion ~ CIfisl ~ taught by The hros'
Ties.
~. Christian organization, ~ ilie
government aud discipline ~ the
Church.
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4fh, The various Interpretations
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