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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-17
AMITSEMENTS
WEIGHS
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OIL Y'MPIC CIRCUS,
Park THEATRE.
vGs hs,he hs. made Mr. " SIMPSON
AS. AN =, s sasS r5 3; xTsIe CIRCUS,
os5i.er taste by SMITH and srsrrH their me
s:i::' . n ::
. 2sr. and r .s.mI and GysD. E.Ths
,S End Tendency Of II. .yhttion enacted
" highest degree e'S %%'' the highest respectable
EGus.,r,n - pi,.s,G.. Mel' H Re c.dv...r
nc ,rd warm support w Sci rs @s
0ync End ms.s Toap nightly s:sslvs from
city viii 11S ID n ns
Performing" SSs 3 ~ T EVE; O'clock
MAoNrscsSSTTf' IMP; N ~ iSS%i"f ctz;vsiicADE
T%E Rs%yns EaS hs.s.
PRODUCING spani,h Alsmande;
VI r s:sE e: P;=s"'
s.Tss zsss: TfssSs act
" which he 81 $:ss l: Sss Ssy ~
THE r SoS :ff h " $S% York,
sh, period of the Evening 'utsmissionlof ten
THE sEc TTE I FasT y :E. ;G%~.oe. with
And the Ths K. cTys w Ss,S M and
Immense Ie;pns by F Sa Kin s sSG SsF.l.od
n P's'1E .s: S"ss: = s Si;;
~, Daring Equestrian Effort by franklin.
The Equestrian EneIainmrnt, # the evening will close with
WHITE WREATH AND Fitch OF BACON! ,-.
In which the whole Company will appear in gay !.
AMI picturesque costume.
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GVARDIANs
For the convenience Of Juvenle Parties there will be
Irana Day peTfo,~ ance every Saturday Aernoan com
mencng O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice and
oc EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsTJC ACTS
~ inc season For pavtcnlars handbs the Box or
nee wnch on Saturday will be ready for delivery from
CLOCK A NJ until the time of opening.
-rG7 ? BoIes, so; Pit, 23 Gallery, l2x eepu.-N
seats can be secured at the Box Once, from 10 to
CuATVAw TVEATkN.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
o1J THiS Twy ~ ,IC Will b: performed,
THE En- RES y&h'r BAY.
Conclude with
PETER BELL the Honest Carman.
Doors ~ ocooL .nd the rerierurnc- will com
mence Ar precisely
wITCUELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ Broadway. New Yors.
THIS GVrNVSa VIZ n, formed
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
FRA DiAVOLO.
IA Diavo'o, Yrs Timm Beppo, Mtehe
To lude with
Ok
- Tn. Door. viii be operJ hale past g. .nd
ia trbnre muerce ~. -v-nnv
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auetioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD
sSisrfs Nor. % -9rn and ii5 Etilfon ,frss,t
TUEsDA


TUESDAY,
J. Al l0H o'clock, At the sale rooms.
Dry Goods clothing fancy, splendid articles Watches Jew
yards super extra London and mkt Yves. Of
er This sale will be found deserving the ate Of
chant talor and Others Also clothing trimmings. hosiery
Also by order Of The Marshal one splendid full jeweI.d
Do do gG ns Sal S
Taylor Sons London other superb watches brilliant
"s % Ss sc. S
lamb AnsGs ygona silk and cotton hose for
Also hesev undsr'h' 1SsS%sy snI.sy sI've'I&
Extensive and valuable sale of elegant furniture of all de-
Also entire valuable assortment of choice
,mrnmie OF a deIerptons removed from BIoomngdae for
At l0H O'Clock az the auction store
pee"d from Gondon Sn BSot and
choice books, and plates splendid paintings and en-
Blank paper quilts pass books pocket eds an" Suan
tity Of Jewellery fancy boxes portable desks, &c Sc
~ F kiREk Z / E Hkdtit A1si'j
Store 3o Broadway, corner Of Duane streets
r. A. now ready made advances any amount on
eonsgpmen.s. Returns prompt Sales Of real and
nu'e, Pianos, &c, every wednesd av and Saturday.
TUESDAY; JAN H.
sautern, hockhemer boenger palace and anchsr
Wines in various quality from low priced the best in
Also. sperm candles, teas, olives, &c.
Also s5gs 10, of imported and American in
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 49,
Elegant and extensive sale from geutee
family leaving the city includes almost every kind goods
ana wares used IN good and well furnished houses from krhen
SATURDAY. JAN q.
splendid assortment of and second hand urnt
hncygoods and house furnishing articles
A Private sae7A large invoice Of various kind. OF wares
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CIRCUS.
AMPHTTHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC


AMPEITTHEATRE OF THE Il REPUBLIC,
81 E0cerv
~ A. HOWES' BENEFIT.
ns tuted 1884 ~ M.s.n Jun. Titus, Apgev Co.
THIS EVENING"
TWENTY FIVE SPLENDID ACTS IN THE ARE N A
First night Of the
CARNlNAL OF VENICE.
Representing the entire Troupe superb Masquerade-be
- sides the sublime Gfecian Sports and Games.
The following gentlemen have volunteered Mr. Bsrou W
Howes, OConnell Sweet Booth. Miss Hood, Miss
Barton, Masters Barton, A Aymar, and
WAymar.
DIXON the Pedestrian and Methodist will sing
THE FlREMAN'S CALL
Prices OF AdmIssonBoxes First. Dress Circle cents
Children half price, Second Tier Isk cents; Pt ny
Parqu Family Boxes, 81 50-seats for persons Places
have been set apart FOR colored persons
Doors open halcpas s-Overture by the Band J.
Horemanship tn commence att. il
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUSHMAN
Mr.. BOOTHS BENEFIT
THIS EVENING. Jan. IT, will be performed
49, THE IRON CHEST.
Sir Edward Mortimer. Mr. Booth
Conclude with
PEOPLES LAWYER
Scion Single Mr. Hill
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- TNHNNLTN IHEATNE.
Will produce gencel ncing Singing, and Eecen
rcities this week than here,o'o,e WpcheI appears II
mbnstions great and effective. |, being
THE LAST WEEK,
expenses shall be overlooked
Pit 6k cents Bnres shilling Dress circle including Ia
DIV rs cents Doors open ut O'Clock performance com
7 o'clock dt< Imsr
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/ DOR DIX. FEUCHTWAN9EKs Price Current of COP
via, Capsules, Acids Dyewoods, Lunar Caustc, agnc
reotype Chemicals German Silver &c. &c &c. See fouru
L page oil
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LIVERPOOL COAL--i7o Chaldrons best Orrs Goal in
iyNr JOHN HERDMAN I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
NEGRO INsURRECTION.

INsURREcTIoN IN CUBA.-We are in.
debted to the Charleston Mercury for a
slip, containing dates from Havana to the
lst inst. A letter under date Of the
first inst says:
San insurrection of the negroes en-
plOyed on the Cardenas railroad took
place a few days ago: they marched into
three sugar estates, and after setting fire
to the houses, &c. increased their num-
bers to over thousand, but they were
Immediately put down by the whites ia
the neighbOrhOod, aided BY company Of
regular trOops-the last accounts say
that no more difficulty is apprehended-
so active we're the whites, tn at when the
Military arrived they found over forty o
the negroes killed, and the rest surrOun
ded by the whites and not daring TO ad
vance,"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

IMPORTANT FROM ST.. DoMINeo.-By
the arrival at New Orleans Of the brig Or
cbilla, from Jacquemel, which place she
left about the 20th ultimO, we learn that
intelligence has been received there a
few days prior to her departure that
President Boyer had fed the lsland'
leaving it in possession of the insurgents.
The OrchiIia brought no papers, and
hence nothing is yet known of the par
ticulaTs Of the events whicn led to the =
bandonment Of the country by the Pres
dent, but is inferred that the reVolutiona'
ry party have been entirely successful.
This news was generally credited at
Jscquemel. The reports states that
President Boyer had taken refuge for
the time on beard an English man of war,
his immediate destination supposed TO
be Jamaica.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of Two wrils of Fl. "a. Ell LIE.
- ia. to me directed by the court of
common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
I will offer Tor sale at the front door Of
the court house in Georgetown on the
Sd day Of May 1913, between the hours
of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the fol-
lowing real estate TO wit: In lots in
the town ofNewhope, BrownC County, Ohio,
known on the platt of said town by their
numbers four, twenty-five, twenty three
and twenty -four (No .4-22-23 and 24.)
To be sold as the real estate of John
Rlstine at the suits of Blachley .Strong8
Co. against said Rlstine, and the Fund
Commissioners of Brown County againat
Robert Hicks and John RislIne.
Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. CO.
Sherilf's office, April Sd, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

FREAKS OF FORTUNE 1T is announced
that Thomas MORRISON Of RobertMOrris,
has obtained judgement in the United
States Supreme Court against the props
,erty Of the city of Philadelphia, known
as the Paramount Hydraulic Works, BY
means Of which he will come into pos
session Of property of more than two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
This suit has been pending for eight
years.
The mutations Of fortune are striking
" exempIified in the history Of this Nj
Morris. His name is intimately associ
ated with the history of the State, hi
father having, after GOrham and Phelps
owned the vast property between th'
Genesee and the Niagara rivers sinc'
better known as the Holland Company
Purchase" This Mr. NJ, though resi-
dent in New York for long period, fol
merly resided in Canandaigua, where b
Hospitality entertained Louis Phillip
some forty years ago, when that remark
able man was wandering as an exile froI
the empire which he now reigns. Maud
the British traveller, whose adventures
Western New York,were faithfully jour-
allied, and are now published, mention
Mr. Morris frequently ss one Of the mo
prominent men in Western New YOr
about the year lsO0--when the HOl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance Ofan order of the court ofCom-
mon Pleas of Brown county, Ohio, made at
their October term in the year 1912, will pro-
ceed on the 'femises on the 9Th day OF May next;
botween the hours of 10 and O'Clock on said
dav. 10 sell the following real estate, lying in
said comfy of Brown;-beginhiug at stake
stan ing north, 59a degrees west, "a poles from
a stone in the road, corner to Dowdney and
Moore north, 59I degrees west, 7.I6 poles to
A stake N. w. corner of the lot; thence north,
3l1 degrees east, 81 poles; thence north, ) de-
prees east, 6 poles; thence south, 81 degrees
east, 81 poles to the conner of the stable by the
road: thence with the road north, 6 degrees west
noles to the corner, of the house; thence south
90 degrees west, 3.2 poles to the beginng. Said
real state, to be sold for one half cash in hond
and the residue in six months, to- be secured oy
note and security.
'' HENRY WHITMAN, Admir-. Of
Samuel N. Warner, deceased.
April 5th, 1s43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CAN
TON


The Blltimore huilt ship Splendid,
Captain Land arrived at New York on the
morning of the 18th instant, in l02 days
from Canton, q remarkably short pass
age. She left WhamPOa on the SOlh
December.
In reference TO the late riot a cores
pOndence has taken place between the
British PleniPolentiary and the mer-
chants.
The opinion Of the British PlenipOten.
tIary is that the riot was provoked BY he
Lascars, belonging TO the British ships,
and bIames the British me rchants for ne.
glecting TO control the crews Of their yes.
sell. ~,.f.
The Register of Dec. 90 says, that
the art6cers Of Canton had struck work
and refused to rebuild the British con.
sular hall, though they prOfessed willing
ness TO rebuild The houses of the mer
chants. They are said 10 be influenced
by Ye, an old man Of lot years, HO and
Wang, two. restless patriots.
The Register Of the 9th expresses
apprehensiOns that the treaty will be bro
ken-founding them upon the substitu.
tiOn Of ElepoO for Keying as imperial
commissioner to complete the arrange.
ments, and upon the little probability
that the authorities Of Formosa will be
''cOndignly punished" as demanded BY
Sir Henry PottIngsr, for their treatment
of the Ann and Nerbuddo captiVes.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

The first newspaper was printed in
England in l642. The first in Boston
was in l7O4-onIy on one side Of half
sheet Of post-published by ]. Campbell
who styles himself Postmaster of N Eng
land at Boston, and being, ! believe
literally the only Postmaster in all New
England. ...
"Peter, how does your father hamper
bis sheep, TO prevent them from jumping
over the fences2' "Oh, that's easy
enough; he Just cuts hole through one
hind leg, and sticks the other one through
it, and then puts one Of the fore legs
through that for PIN"
WIT UNINTENDED,-A very affecting
sermon being one day preached in a
country church, every one wept, except.
ing one man, who being asked why he
did not weep with the rest, 'OhH said he
Il belong to another parish
PERSONAL APPEARANcE.-'You look,
said a German>minded and imaginative
friend to a pale haggard smoker, you
look as if you had got out Of your grave
to light your cigar, and couldn't find
your way back
A grand jury in Indiana has return
ed the practice Of DUNNING as a nuis-
ance.
He tina; drinks so drown sorrow de.
ceives himself;for uneIess he drink a suf-
fciency to keep himselfin state Of in
sensibiliiy, his wine only serves to sharp
en- and embitter present misery, and tC
beget new.
MoRMoN1sM.-Si the cat eat up Jo
Smiths Holy Ghost, which used to de-
scend at his bidding in the shape of
tame dove, Mormon miracles are like an
gels visits in other parts Of this wicked
World-"few, and far between"
6rThe following 'rules' are posted ia
a N. Jersey school house
No kissing girls in school time. N
licking the master during the holidays
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHERIFF,s SALE

BY virtue Of q writ Of Fl. "a. OF LIE. "a.
TO me directed By the court of Common
Pleas, Of Brown county, Ohio; will Of
fer for sale at the Foundry in the lower
end Of the town Of Ripley,in said county,
on the 25th day Of April lS4S; tho fol-
lowing property, to wit: One steam en-
CINE and the spaIatuS belonging therstO
and one lot Of stone coal, supposed 10 be
two thousand bushels; 10 be sold as the
property Of Joseph Renshaw at the sui
Of John Long against John Raddish, JO'
seph Renshaw and John Moore. Terms
cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, shsrff, B. c. o.
SherifTs Office, April. llth, 1643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
THE MARKET.
C1NcrNNATr, April 2OLh

Flour has been steadily advancing
through the week, from 50 SO at which
the market closed on the l3.h, TO $3 90
which was paid on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. There is a large amount
shipping TO New Orleans, both by flat
and steam boats. By the last adsices
from that place -four was nearly out OI
market, and sold quick at S. 90, with ar
upward tendency 1t will be seen by oul
quotations from the east, that prices are
6rm there and Justify the advance that ha'
taken place here.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
SHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue oftwo writs Of VenditiOni ex'
pononas to me directed by the court Of
common pleas Of Brown county Ohio ,
| will offer for sale at the front door Of
the court house in Georgetown, on Sat
utday the Doth day OF April ls43, be-
tween 10 and A o'clock on said day, the
following real estate 10 wit: In lot in
North Georgetown Brown county
Ohio, known and designated on the Re
corded platof said town BY its number
lO4, with all the Improvements thereon
Ordered to be sold as the property o
Tarpley Jones at Il suits Of the Stat
of Ohio. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS Sheriff, B. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, March 2Sth, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Administrative Sale.

IN pursuance of an order Of the court
4 of Common Pleas Of Brown county,
Ohio. made at their October term in the
wear ls42, | will proceed on the premises
on the 9th day Of May next, between
the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day,
to sell the following real estate, lying in
sa, d county of Brown;-LOts Numbers 3
and 6 out of out lot No. 40 in North
Georgetown. Said estate, to be sold for
one half cash in hand, and the residue
in six months, TO be secured by note and
security. ,.,o,,o,n
MARGARET NICHOLS,
Administrative Of Robert Nichols, decd
April 9th, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
THE MURDER-As SUPPOSED.

Mr. Jacob Shipman, the we'll known
agent, and carrier for the Brokers of Wall
street, not appearing at tho regular time,
with funds entrusted TO his care, was
supposed to have been murdered and
robbed. Great excitement prevailed in
Wall street, on the 9th, which was in no
wise diminished, when, the next mOrn-
ing, it was announced that he had fed
to Texas with from $75 400 to 100000!
For chat is the sum stated TO be in bis pos.
session. The Tribune says:-
He left Philadelphia, as already sta.
ted, at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening; and
on reaching Trenton left the cars, and
going to livery stable, told the keeper
(who OF course knew him well, suspect.
ed ,nothing,) that he had forgotten very
valuable package, and must return to
Philadelphia Immediately. He got a
horse and vehicle and arrived in time 10
take the IL o'clock tain for Pitsburg.-
But as he stepped into the cars he saw
the President Of the Mechanics Bank al
Philadelphia, who said at once, "Why
Shipman, where are you going at this
time of night" HO carelessly answered
that he wished 10 take ride: but left the
cars and waited for the train that left al
8 o'clock on Wednesday morning. He
entered his name at the Office as RJohn-
son, and from his perfect acquaintance
with the route aud facilities for travelling
will undoubtedly be able to reach Texas
some days in advance Of anybody that may
undertake the pursuit. On Tuesday he
took from this city about 100000 in
French gold, with instructions to depos
ite il in tho Mint at Philadelphia. In
stead Of doing this, he changed it 70
Treasury notes, with which he could o
course more conveniently travel. H,
has left wife and four children in Phil
adeIphia, and the amount Of money wit
which he has eloped, is variously estimu
ted at from $75, 600 to S 100000.
At this rate the number of disbelieV
ers in innate and universal deprOvity mus
rapidly decrease.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Fl. IA. ct le. ia.
TO me directed by the court Of common
pleas of Brown county Ohio, | will offer
for sale at the front door Ofthe court
house in Georgetown. on Monday the
lst day Of May lS4S, between the hours
of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the fol.
lowing real estate, 10 wit: A certain
tract or parcel OF land lying and being in
the county of Brown and State of Ohio,
Beginning at a stone. two askes and
beech, thence with James McKinney's g
line north, a. degrees west, as and Clio
poles 10 a stone at the forks of the road
thence in the centre of the county road
leading to Feesburg south, 40 degrees
vest, 100 poles TO stake in said road
on George Turner'S line; thence with
said Turner's line south, ID 3-4 degrees
east, 35 and $40 poles to a stone, two
beeches and ash, said Turner'S q An.
DIRE " Earley's corner; thence north, 46
degrees east, 97l poles 10 the beglnDingj
Containing 23A acres, be the same more
or less; being part of an entry made in
the name of John Graham, No. 23SS
which was patented 10 said John Graham
on the 18th day of July 1901. To be
old as the real estate ofGeorge MMarIir
at the suit Of EShinkle g. Thomas. Terms
cash.
WM. SHIELDS sh'f. B G o.
Sheriff's Office, March %, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHERTFF's SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of VENDI'
ID r1oN1 ExpoNAs to me directed by
the court Of common Pleas, Of Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale
in the town Of HigginspoIt on Monday
the Oath day of April, ls43; between the
hours Of 10 and a o'clock on said day,
certain frame house, standing on lot ( Nc
61 in the town of HigginspOrt, BrOwr
COUNTY, Ohio. To be sold as the prop
ertv Of Noah L. Roberts at the suit o
VIM, X. Burt. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. u
Sheriff's Office, April 18th, Is4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Fl. ia. eli lie. "a.
to me directed by the court of Common
Pleas, Of Brown county, Ohio; will offer
for sale at the front door Of the courts
house in Georgetown, on the 22nd day
Of April, 1913; between the hours Of 10
and 4 o'clock on said day, one sOrrel
mare; TO be sold as the property Of Isaiah
Wells, at the suit Of Thomas e. McClain.
Terms cash.
VIM. SHILED's, sheriff n. C. o.
Sheriff7s Office, April 1lth, lS4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
March 24h, 1874
sHERIFF's SALE.

nY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct
0 lie. ia. to me directed by the
Court Of common Pleas of Blown Coun,
ty Ohio, ] will offer for sale at the FROM
door of the courthouse in Georgetown
on Saturday the 29th day Of April lS43
between the hours often and four CLOCK
on said day, the following real estate, tc
wit A certain tract Of land in Brown
county Ohio, being part Of survey made
in the name of Peter Talbert No-anC
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning a
two beeches and a lynn in a small draugh,
corner to the original tract; thence WIN
the same north, SO degrees Easi' liz
poles 10 two beeches and sugar tree
thence south, 81 degrees East, ~ poles
to a stake; thence s. G3 deg. ", ia poles
TO a stake; thence north ~ degrees
west. 10 poles to the beginning: contain
inc 56 acres, more or less. To be sole
as the property ofNoah Ellis at the sur u,
If oftbe Slate Of Ohio for the use o.
Charles Black. Terms cash
WM. SHIELDS sh'f, B: G; u
Sherif7s office, March 2Sth, ls4S'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHER1FF,S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. Ell le. fa.
to me directed by the court Of common
pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will offer
for sale at the front door of tho court
house inGeorgetown ,onSaturday the29th
day of April lS43, between the hours Of
10 and O'Clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate: tract of land lying and
being on the waters OF White oak creek
and bounded as follows Beginning at
two gums and beech, south east corner
TO WIN. Lindsey's 100 acre tract, thence
south, 5 degrees west,5O poles to stake,
corner to 25 acres, bought of JohnSpiFes,
thence west, 80 poles to stake; thence
north, 5 degrees east, so poles TO I
stake in VIM. Lindsey's line; thence
east 80 poles to the beginning; contain
ing twenty five acres, more or less; be
ing part Of an entry Of 500acEes, made il
| the name of John Lindsey, No. lO7S4
and patented TO John Lindsey on th
10Th day of March 1924. Also anothe
tract of25 acres of land adjoining the a
bove described tract. land 10 the sam
survey Beginning at stake near w
dogwoods, north west corner 10 Wm
Lindsey's 100 acres,running thence cas-
80 poles to stake in the line to sal
VIM. Lindsey's 100 acres; thence south
S degrees west so poles toa stake
thence west, so poles to a stake, cOrne
? te w. Lindsey's 100 ceres in JoseP
KeIr's line No. 67O2; thence north,
degrees east, so poles to the beginning
To be sold as the real estate Of Heck
ah Lindsey at the suit Of the State :
Ohio for the use OF Charles Black.
Terms cash,
sherif's Office, March 2s, 1s4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Executors Notice.

Feb. Ilth, l543.
All persons indebted to the estate Of James
Rounds Sr. deceased, ,lalo Of Cark t"wDship ny
note or book account, are hereby notified to
make payment: and those having claims agaips
said estate, to present theLI properly authenti-
Gated, for settlement within one year. Given
under our hands the day and year above men
toned. ROBERT KENNEDY,
JAMES ROUNDS, Jr.
ExecutoFs