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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

OBACCO-3O kegs 6 Twist Tobacco,
boxes p-Ound lump, superior article.
do IL plug do. reed aud iur sale by
oct IL HUDSON & MORRISON.
(tOTTON BATH G., 100 pounds COlrun
Batting, reed aud for sale by
4EJBSON g. MORRISON,
octl7 M IT'S Market Squire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

TNREsu ARRIVAL. SENSENEY,
n has commenced receiving and opening his
SECOND SUPERIOR STOCK FALL GOODS.
Ry the end oTthtg ~ first " next week. be hopes
o receive hs fllI stock, when he alusrs himself ho
will be- able 90 Office such inducements % the buy.
ing public. a. are not often met with. oct II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

NJOTICE TO CAPINET MAKERs-7OOO
- feet ~ Makugany Veneers Of superior qua
a. add f0E sale losy Zoe Casa. AZ No 40 Maig ST,
wheeling. Va. AiENDEL g. UARBOR.
nug %
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, JANUARY "a, ls4s.

The bill to regulate Banking in Ohio,
which was introduced into the House Of
Representatives. few days since, by Mr..
olds, is published in the preceding col.
umns, 1t is an improvement upon the
general principles of Mr.. Latham's law
Of last winter, and probably embraces, to
as great a degree as can be embraced in
a bank bill, the two requisites of "salety
to the bill'hOldsr and fair profit to the
banker" II contains such principles as
a great mHiOrity of the people Of the
state desire to have eugrafted onto OuI
banking system aud fairly tested. How
many members of the Legislature are de,
termined to resist the known will Of theiI
constituents in this respect, and what
will be the fate Of the bill, time must dc,
termine.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

rThe New York Herald says the
late tariff of Great Britain was enacted
with the view Of ofeRcouragng the import
of American agricultural produce into
England sin exchange for her manufactures
as means of relief. The late tariff of
the United States was enaSted with the
view 10 exclude foreign goods for The pro.
lection Of manufactures. Hence the
Herald very correctly remarks, 'it is seen
that England will not be able TO sell goods
enough here TO pay for the raw cotton
which she must have, and which she
cannot get elsewhere. All beyond which
imports from this country, she must pay
for in csin, which cannot he done to any
extent and preserve her paper system;
hence, it'becOmes with her an urgent
matter Of selftdefence to prohibit the im~
portatOU Of every thing of Uuited States
growth, except cotton. 1t is not matter
Of conVenince, nor Of State policy, but of
urgent state necessity Unless, there.
fore, our new tariff is promptly modified,
the farmers are likely TO lose, at a large
market for their produce, both English
aud colonial, and New York its trade, for
an absurd and barberOus restriction on
trade for the benefit Of the manufac-
lures
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
From the Scio,o YalI.r Po.t.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SGIOTO.
"This institution has at last evaporated,
and, most glorious to behold left not a
few individuals in possession Of it's rags,
now worth only about 6fly cents on the
dollar, and perhaps will bring less in q
short time. This is-One Of the institu-
tions intended to force The people into
the belief that it was morally impossible
to carry on the government without
Banks!!! II is said that it was in con
temptation before it's charter expired, 10
issue from one TO two hundred thousand
dollars more of their false premises with
view of exchanging them for Eastern
drafts, which was only prevented by a
fesD honest Directors! The depOsites Of
the concern are now 10 the hands Of the
assignees, and will be handed over when
the depositors produce their receipts
The sudden depreciation Of this paper
was caused by the refusal Ofthe assignees
tp receive it in payment Of debts due the
Bank! What produces the greatest sur
prise among the citizens here, is, that not
only the directors, but the Cashier, sol.
emnly aVOw their ignorance Of an lntsn.
lion 10 discontinue this swindling rag
mill after IL o'clock on Saturday night,
yet on Monday morning, and the beginning
Of new year, they did not hesitate to do
deed; for which 'Medary' says the man.
ayers of the Scioto bank deserve the pen.
Itentiary, rather than legislative rechar-
ter.
The assignees are, we understand,
deeply indebted TO the rOtton concern,
themselves, and have not yet determined
when they will be able to redeem their
lying promises. The most extraordinary
transaction of this concern is, that they
redeemed $40, 900 of their trash, in order
to wind up their concern; but one of the
stockholders bOasted few days before
this bankrupture, that his vote aided a
friend of his in obtaining $500, in Eas-
fern drafts. II is said that several drafts
were paid by this rotton institution, only
a day or two before their time expired,
with the injunction not TO pass il off in
town. because they would be called upon
for it Immediately. The culprits of this
nefarious transaction are endeavoring to
shuttle their ignorance or guilt up on the
Hurcdlean shoulders Of the bank Attorney
who had advised them to close their con
Germs, or run the risk Of the penitentiary
Poor devils! how dreadful they must feel
The Attorneys threat Of the penitentiary
made them act (they say as they have,
and Medary's warning Of the same stares
them full in the face Tor so acting. How
they will extricate themselves from this
dilemma, their future honesty and wis
dom will in time show.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

IMPEACHNENT.- = ON the 10Th instant
MIR. Bolts introduced into the House Ol
Representatives nine charges Of impeach.
msnt, against thePresident, accompanied
by the following resolution
Resolued, That a committee of nine
members be appointed. with instructions
diligently TO inquire into the truth Of tho
preceding charges preferred against
John Tyler, and to report to the House
the testimony taken 10 establish said
charges together with their opinion wheth.
or the said John Tyler hath SO acted in
his official capacity as to require the in
terpOsiiiOn Of the constitutional power Of
this House, end that the committee have
power TO send for persons and papers.
The question on the adoption of the
resolution resulted in yeas sS-nays 1877.
30 Mr.. Bolts is again defeated in bis sf.
forts to "head" the President.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
MrLLrR1sM. the l5,b of Febru.

MILLER1sM.-On the 18th of February,
lS4S, the Saints ere 10 be taken to meet
the Lord, and TO remain suspended on a
sea Of glass, between The heavens
and earth, for the space of forty seven
days; during which time the earth is to
undergo change, and every thing Of a
sinful nature is TO be destroyed, After
whichthe Saints, with Jesus at their head =,
will descend and take posse ssion, when a
new administration will commence and
continue one thousand years. That's
the story now Gin. Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

CoNeRRss The Senate has still un>
der consideration the bill for the occupa-
lion Of oregOnTerritOry, this is very i'm.
pOrtant: subject ;and il is time for our gov
eminent TO adopt some efficient and de
eisIve measures for the extension
Of its jurisdiction over the territory
Up TO 1913 the title of the United States
to the Territory was not disputed. Then
stipulation was entered into for its
joint occupation by the United States and
Great BritOn; and since that time, the
latter government has had an almost un.
dived occupation, and has taken posses.
sion Of the points best calculated to ena.
BILE it to maintain the unfounded claims
which it now sets uPtO the best part of
the territory.
Mr.. TaPPan has presented in the Sem
ate q memorial from citizens of Carroll
county, o, praying the payment, by Con-
gress.Of the damages inflicted upon Amos
Kendall, late P. M. General, for money
withheld from tOcktOn and stckss, mail
cont ractOrs. On motion of Mr.TaPPaO, the
memorial was referred to a Selsct 'com.
mitt0e.
The bill fOrtbe repeal Of the bankrupt
law, and the exchequer plan are still be-
fore the House; and it is supposed by
many that neither Ofthsm will pass ct this
session of Congress. The bill to refund
to Gen. Jackson the fine imposed upon
him at New Orleans, is also still before
the House. ~*r..,....
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
A pirl Of about seventeen ,.,r, or.,

A girl of about seventeen yearS Of age,
a resident Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, ID goa
ing 10 see her parents abOnt twenty miles
distant. short time since, lost her way
aud renaiDedin the woods seVen days
before she was found, during which time
she suffered ihtehsiVely from hunger, cold
and wet. The only nulriment she TeceiV.
ed was sucking in ice. She was at length
discovered in the crevice Of rock scarce .
Iy alive, and one Of her feet was 80 much
frost bitten that it will be necessary ID
undergo ampulation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

. OHTO LECIsLATURE.-To make room
for Mr.. Olds Bank bill, we have omitted
our usual quantity Of Legislative proceed
ihgS this week. The amendments of the
Senate TO the appraiSement law have been
cOncurrsd in by the House, and the bill
is now law, if signed by the Speakers.
1t takes effect Immediately. The senate
have under consideration bill to reduce
the salaries of State and County officers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

CUNNINs.-SOme Of our brokers got
an 'inkling' Of the foreign news before
the post Office was opened yesterday
morning and succeeded in purchasing a.
bout three miles Of cotton before the news
had been generally circulated. In less
than an hour after the bargain was struck
the cotton was worth very nearly nine
thousand dollars more than was given fer
it. If this want cunning trick, We are
at a loss TO know what would be one -
Crescent City.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY. George
Hampleman, a German by birth, Of CLARK
county in this State, died on tho 22d ult.,
at the advanced age of one hundred Gnd
ten years: He came TO America at tho
age Of % years, in 1854 He has resided
at different periods in Pennsylvania, Vir.
ginia, North Carolina and Ohio, and his
habits Of industry, it said, continued unO
til very nearly the period Of his death.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

A person who has just arrived in Gin.
Cinnati from the Oregon territory, in
speaking Of the Missionaries Of theMeth.
Odist Church in that region, says that
the Methodist preacher there had four
hundred barrels Of picked salmon ready,
for market-tha! they had fine houses
and splendid farms-and that brother Lee
the head Of the mission, had eight hun.
dred head Of cattle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

TEN DOLLARS FOR A TURKEY.-A gen.
tleman Of Philadelphia, being deceived in
his estimate Oftho weight Ofa fat Turkey,
agreed to give five dollars for it, if il
should weigh twenty-five pounds, and ono
dollar for each pound over the weight.
On trial it proved that the turkey weighed
thirty pounds and half, and iiS price
consequently amounted 10 $1,000. That
turkey, we should say, was we'll sold.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

PosTAsE.-We are glad to learn that
the consultations at Washington have re-.
suited in fixing the highest rate Of post.
age upon a single letter at ten cenis.-
Very important improvements have been
made in our Post Office arrangements
within the last ten years, and this will
be among the most important Journal
Of commerce.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

KILLED BY CoNsTABLR.-A man
named Carroll was shot by a constable in
Highland County on Monday last. The
constable had levied on and was taking
away personal property OfCaroll, when
the latter followed him, assaulted hin, and
was killed by pistol ball. The cOnsta-
bic was discharged s. Cis. Eng
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

.CoNFIDENcE IN THE CAPrArN.-Tbo
steamboat Neptune lately struck suaR
in the Mississippi, and being IN sinking
condition. the Captain rnShed into the
cabin, excIaiming, Gentlemen, BY Heav.
ems, the boat will be under in Eve min.
.utes,' Some fellow engaged in rolling
cut box Ofspecie, rOared out in implOrs
lag tones, Good gracious, Captain, esa'
you give us ten
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

Reform IN NEw ORLEANs.--The man.
ager of the New American Theatre in
New Orleans, has given notice that in fu.
ture no plays will performed on Sunday
which has been the former practice.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Fund Commissioners Of
RrONwn County


TNiE undersigned, in obedience to
\ the requisition Of the nineteenth
section Of an act passed 2sth March,
1887, entitled an Act for the distribu.
tiOn and investment of this states proper.
ton of the surplus revenue," submit the
following statement of the management Of
this cOunty's proportion Of said fund.
Amount received from the state Treasu.
ry, May 22nd, 1888, $256S7 %
Amount loaned on
real estate, $34O4 90
Amount loaned on .. ......
other security, 22263 ~
- 256s7 "a
The following are the amounts loaned
in each Of the several townships. 81.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

HEALTHY.-We learn from the Barre
Gazette that in the town of Dana, Mass,
which contains 900 inhabitants, for the
last four years, there have not been deaths
10 the amount Of one per cent. year!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

A cargo of 10000 bushels Of wheat has
lately arrived at New York from Chill,
on Pacific. The wheat looks equal to II.
linois growth. 1t is subject to dIty Of
25 cents per bushel, and is held at 30
cents. 49,.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
q. A. shall have a place next week.


PENNSYLVANIA U. s. SENATOR.
The Hon, James Buchanan has been
re elected TO the Senate of the U States
by vote Of "a 10 56-We rejoice great
ly at this result The Keys tone State has
thus done honor TO hersel f--CiR Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

Mr.. Crittenden has been reelected o
the u. s Senate, from Kentucky, by
vote ofe6 to 4S. The latter were cast for
the Hon. r. M Johnson.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

oFRANCIs s. KEGS, Esq. tho author Of
the "star Spanglsd Banner" died few
days since In Baltimore.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
MARRIED.

On Sunday. the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Powell. r. W. CLARKE, Esq, Of Ba-
tavil, TO Misc SARAH d. POLLARD Of, Ne.
vile, ,Clernont county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

LARD 0Tt-Mr. George A. Stanley
has established Lard Oil EgaDpfactOTy
Of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24

The Liberty Convention, lately held
at Columbus, resolved to maintain their
organisation as a distinct party.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-24
DIED.

in this place, on last Tuesday night,
Mr. Connolly M. SMITH, agOd about IS
years.
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Amount Of interest on $25667 24 at
per cent. Cor 12 months, el7VO lO
Amount Of interest due and
not paid, - "
Amount of loan now in SUIT, %lS ~
Amount Of loan now in judg-
mont, &c. lSOV w
The expenses incurred in the manage.
ment of said fund are as follows.
Amount paid D. P. Palmer for printing
report. IS 90
Amt pd Noah Ellis Fund, Com. IL 90
Amt p'd John s. Bessley, ,F'd COm.i2 90
Amt pa David G. DevOrs, F'd
Amount paid David G. DevOrs, 4
A,tOrney'slfees, Q 90
$50 90
Annual inccms, SIZES 10
Moan ELEIs, Fad Com.is.
JOHN s. BEAsLRY, sioners B
Dawn G. DEvORE, Brovn cssStv.
JanusrysQlsl, lS43.
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sHRRiPF'S SALE.
ss@usl Psngburn BtOGa Con.
plsas

", Pleas.
James PilSOn Ven. Ex.
DY virtue Of q writ Of VeOdidOBi expo
DBas to me directed By the court o.
common pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, Twill offer for sale. a. the
front door Of ;he court house, 10 George
town, on Saturday, the 4th day Of Febru-
ary lS43, between the hours Of 10 and
4 o'clock on said day, the following real
estate to wit: all that tract OE Parcal Oi
land, situate in the county Of Brown and
state Of Ohio, on the west fork OF Eagle
creek bounded as follows; Beginning at q
large beech on the bank Of The W. fork Of
Eagle creek, near the mouth Of The west
fork Of said creek running lhence, 70 de.
grees west, 35 poles 10 a black oak;
thence north, 90 degrees west. 20 poles
10 a sycamore; thence north, 10 degrees
weSt,96 POLES to an ash and white walnut
in branch, thence north, so degrees east,
80 poles 10 q honey locust, thence north,
8 degrees east, l6 poles 10 buckeye,
blackberry and white walnut; thence
north, IS deg. east, poles 10 two elms
on the bank Of the creek; thence south,
81 degrees eas', "a poles to 4 stake;
th=nce north, so degrees east, 2l poles TO
two degwOodS and beech; thence south,
60 degrees east, IS poles TO two sugar.
trees and beech; thence south, % de.
gTees west. Is poles 10 two sycamores and
ironwood, on the bank of the west fork
above the mouth Of 4 branch; thence
along the west fork with the moanders
thereof 10 the begining-cOnlsining six
ty and one half acres, being part of Philip
SIaugh'er's survey No. SIS; and cOhtuin-
ing a Touring mill and other improve
menis.
To be sold as the property Of james
Pilson and John L. PilsOn, at The suit OF
Samuel Pangburn against said James and
John L. Pilson and William Smith.
Also, the undivided hslfof the above
described real estate: ordered TO be sold
as the properly Of James Pilson at the
suits Of Joseph M. Clark, Hanks& Niles.
BeDian min Suton's Ex'vs, and Boswell and
Tucker for the use fJOhn Moore, againS,
said James Pllson. Terms cash.
WIN, SHIELDS, Sheriff B CO.
Sheriff. Ofico. J"nnarV 8. 1918.
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Brown Common Pleas.
In Chancsry.
-s - " - ~
William Marvin

William Marvin T. H..n.o,w
vs.
John McCalla, ,Dias Power, William F. Lem
ing &Eliza his wifs, j ohnSonP Power, John Pow
or, Hugh Power g. Francis Power, Leonard
Marvin, David Mcdowell g. Melinda his
wife and James Marvin. -,..-... .----
The Bill states, that on the Sd Of May l83', I,
james Power was the owner by legal title Of
lot No. l70 in Aberdeen in said county, and
sold it to John McCalla & gave him title bond
theT for, binding himself and heirs TO convey
the same by deed, on payment of the purchase
money ;--that the purchase money has been
paid; that on the 26th of February 1888 said
McCalla sold said lot to Complete. father, VIM.
Marvin, now decd; that his co-heirS have con-
veyed their intsres. therein to complainant-so
that he is the equitable owner Of said lot; that
James PO er has departed this life, and the
legal title thereof has desce nded to his heirs
who are in part minors, and tho Others refuse 10
convey; the Bill prayS dOcieO for title, from
all parties in interest. h.s ..r...rs....
And it appearing to the satisfaction OF th'
Court at the October Term 1912, that Dias4 Ow
or, VIM. F. Lsming and ELIZA his wife ant
Leonard Marvin are not residents Of the STATE
Of Ohio-it is ihereupon ordered, that they O'
appear here at the next term Of this Court. y
be holden at Georgetown Brown County Ohio
on tho day Of IS43, and plead, an
swsr or demur to said bill, or the same will o
taken as confessed and the matter thereof dc
creed accordingly. Il is further ordered, tina
notice ofthe pendency Of this suit be publiShe
! in the Democratic Standard, newspaper I
general circulation in said county, for six wssl
prior tOths nOxtFem 10 which time this eaui
iS continued. '' '.fa"' trar al
ArrEsr, JOHN H. BLAIR, Clerk, ,. G. ?
tn. L. HAN Err, Sol'r. for Compl't. '1''a.
January, 18th, lS43. a'''1 ..i g
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SheriT's Sale.
James Martin Brown Common Pleas.
"a Venditioni ETuonAs.

James Martin Brown Common Pleas.
W. VsnditiOni E1ponas.
Thomas H. Linch.\
nY virtue ofa writ of Yen9itoni ErponGS to
II me directed, by the Court of Common Pleas
Of brown county Ohio; will offer for sale at
the font door Of the Court -hUuse in Georgetown,
on Saturday the 4th day of February, le4S, be
tween the hours of 10 and 4o'cloek on said
dav, the following feal estate, TO wit: In
LOIS in Georgetown Brown County, Ohio,
Numbsrs l, 2, 3, %, %, & "a, in that part
of said town south Of Market Street, con-
saining ono story frame dwelling house & other
imnrovemsnts. TobO sold as the real sstats o,
Thomas H. Lineh in the above case. Terms,
cash. WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff b. Q. Y:
Sherif'S Office, Jan 3, lS4S.
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Taylor & Burton R,owr cor
w. NJ,


John Moore g. SnsdikeG.
By virtue Of three writs of TenditioniE ErpORGs To-
me directed by the court of Common Pleas with.
In and lor Brown County, Ohio. will offer for
sale, at the front door of the Courthouse, in
George town,O Saturday the 9TH day of 1 ebFuaTy
l643, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock on
Said day, the following real estate. to wit: All
and singular that certain tract or piece OF land
situate lying and being in the county OF BrownT
on the Ohio River, abuve the mouth OF Red Oak
creek, part of James Poags's entry Of lOOO acres
No. 4I6, beginning at a stake on the bank OF
the Ohio River, and corner to JohnPOage's landS
thence down the Obi River, with the mean
der thereof north, l61 west, IS poles to Btake;t
khsncc north, "a west, 26 poles to the mouth ct
Red oak creek; thence up the cresks with the
meander thereof north, IS east, "a poles to q
stake; thence nof'h. 6 east, % poles. north, 81
east, - poles, south, 79I east, 8 poles SOUTH
2O& east, 80 poles to stake on the east banE
of the creek; thence north, 81 I-2 east, poles
10 a beech stump and beech treeY corner to John
Walkington's s land thsnce with his line Snuthv
IS east, "a poles, to q white walnut on point;
themes with WaIkingtunAs line north, IS l-2 eEst,
30 I 2 poles to SI0ns marked J. w. y enrnsT 70
said Walkington; thence with hss line southI
9Oi east, 81 poles to u stone marked J. W.;
thence south, 4S4 west, l43 poles to stone, eoF'
nsr to N. Collina; thence with his line south!
as east, Is poles to a. horn beam, mulberry end
sugar corner 10 Collins and PoAge; thence WIN
]. PoaRe's line south, asa west, Al poles hnns
10 a stone thence south, 65I west, ~ pores -
links to the beginning containing lUu se'e'''"oiC
or less. 81. M.o,A =.
,6s a Suits IN Of SyIor and Barton 'gsinss John
MoOs'i T.soS R.USbusr asainst John Moore. Tsrms.
cash WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff D. Co..
cL.,;Ar. nf6co, January 3, l641. Hs