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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
CANADIAN Duties.

Ths'ioHouing sKraet Of letter I'D.
dressed % the editor of the Cleveland
Herald gives cbnciso view Of The Law
lately passed BY the Canadian PfoVin
Cisl Legislature for the regulation Of the
duties On Amsrican wheat and Sour;
The act Ofour Legislature in IsEying
duties oh American produce, only relates
10 wheat and AO0r--Ihs former, when
manufactured in Csnsds, goes home as
Canadian produee-thS latter cannot ;
the duly is only to be paid when impor
ted into the prOVIRce for our own con.
sumption, American -four passing through
81. Lawrence, pays no duty until arrived
inths ports Of Britain. The duty to be
levied on American wheat, Is So Sterling.
the quarter, Of 20 lbs. to the imperial
busbel. Flour, 2S. Sterling, per barrel.
The imperial quarter ofeight bushels,
b nine bushels and 90 lbs. siaudard
weight Of this country.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

The following receipt fora besuiiful
blue wash for walls is from Miss Leslie's.
Magazine. r@&r -ea.e.e
BLUE WASH PoR Walls --"Get pound
Ofblue viiriol from a drug store, aRd have
itp0wdeTed in a morter. Provide also
two quarts Of lime louisville lime is
the best.l Take six cents worth ofelde,
and boil il in a quart Of soft water till
dissolved. Putthe powdered ytriOl into
aWo1dsa bIckst, aud when the q lue
WateI is cold, pour it on the vitriol, and
mix and stir il we'll. When the vitriol is
dissolved in the glue water stir il in the
two quarts Of lime Then try the tint
Of the mixtures by dipping a peice Of
white p sper into il, and when Il dries
you can Judge il il is the color you want. (.
II TOO dark add moro lime-if too pale
stir in q little vitriOl. Provide an extra
quantity Of the articles in case a little
more Ofeithsr should be required on tri.
al" .a.s .a1a III
We have tris the above and fnd it TO
Be far superior to an indigo, wash. The
color Is aclear, bright, beautiful blue,
We add what she has omitted, that suffi
cient water must be put in tn make it
thin enough Tor wash. II should stand
for, Say l2 hours as the vitriOl will hard
y he thoroughly dissolved IN less time
BY the way We may say the recipes a
lone in the FIRST three numbers Of Miss
Leslie's work are we'll worth the price
Ofthe. subscription 80 house keepe rs ant
ladies. Pittsburgh Iron City.
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Take Notice.

THERE will be . petition presented
- to the Commissioner Of BroWn
county at their next meeting in June.
praying for On alteration in the county
road in Eagle township, leaving the sisie
road near the corner Of Jacob Marquiss's
land, snd running from thence 10 John
Anderson's mill on Brush Creek. The
alteration commencing where said road
leaves the line between Isaac Catys ESQ.
and John Makers land. 50 as TO run on
said line 10 the corner Of said lands thence
on the line between said Marker and
William Isuiler's land 10 the eOrne er Of the
same, thence on the line between John
Bradley and Samuel AiexandeT's land
until il interSects said road.
April 9th, A. d. l643.
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Administrative Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order of the court
n Of Common Pleas Of Brown county,
Ohio, made at their October term in the
year 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
sald county of BroWn;-Lois Numbers 8
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.
MARGARET NICHOLS, -;
Adminisiratrix Of Robert Nichols, decd.
April 5th, lS43.
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A PENcHANT FOR FIHeTING - Under
this csption, Deu'elmoseT, Of the Mills
Point Herald, tells very fair ''yarn. y
Hs was recently travelling through Ken
tuck y, when he came to small village
where county election was being held,
and had his atteu drawn towards a dense
crowd on the public square, aud soon as
ceTtained that 6ght was going on
Whilst he was at respectful distance wit
Messing the combat, two strangers rode
up, and ono jumped of his nag, pulled
OF HE coat, and without losing mo-
menti was in the thickest Of the fght.-
But al Of the cOmbatants Immediately
isIIupon him, and in few moments ne
cams oat . badly whipped nan His com
plnion, who had eli the time with perfst
ss,Onishment looked on the scene, now
spoke, and said: "Bill, what in the world
had you 10 do in that 6gbt-ain't you a
perfect stranger herei' 81 an" replied
lhe other, wiplng the blood from his nose,
abat I thought Il sras free thiHg'"
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New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose Publishing new edl
-tion of their map Of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in tbs
Surveyor Generals Once at Cincinnati in parl
by Mr., Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
drauqhtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the present Sur
veyor Geaersl, but confirmed by the seftihcats
hereunto attached, of Robert I. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr.. HaInes: and will EXHIBIT the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con-
telnplatsd public Improvements, together WIZ
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countio!
Towns, cities and villages, which Will DC la'e
down with the greatest possible accuracy
There 4 .os doubt that this map will contain
the moss minnta and authentic information oi
any state map ever published. One of the pro-
pretors has visited every county in the Siate' ioi
the purpose ofgathering every information reqnis-
ite, to insurs Correctness. This fact Of ltseiI,
will necessariIy give assurance to those VINO may
patronze the map, that for real Autillty, It mus
supefsede any map got up East, for the purpoSs
of state, but without the advantage OF the per
sonaI Inspection and labor that has been bestow'
ed exclusively on this.
The SIZE of the map will be between = ana
feet square, neatly colored in SJunties, mountet
and vanished /; and soldto subscribers at the low
price of six dollars. :,
Agents or companies taking ten copies, viii
be allowed deduction offorty per cent.
DOOLITTLE L MUNSON.
Engavsrs and map publishers, Cmcinsas
Thave examined the compilations made iron
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
for Messrs. Dooiittie & Munson, whoars abou
| to publish sectional map Df the state Of Ohio
and 60 far as they relate to the public Surveys
thav ara correct. ROBERT 4. LYTLE
Surveyor Generals Cineinnati.
August 3. lS4I. r s'
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Notice.

A petition win be presented to the County
at their meeting on the frstMOn-
day Of Jane next, praying for the location and
establishment Of county road leading from
ClermOnt Comfy line near MOOT's fork, com
meneing on Cooper's line, from thence between
HaggaFty & Bradley, from thence between M.
DeImur and BaIger, from thsnce along
Cars & Demur's road to Grady, from thence
the linz between Manahan's and Bargsr's line,
fromthence to Samuel Browns corner and along
said Browns liRe- to Patrick Weners lins to
N. Bishop and John Millers to The turnpike
May 2nd, I543.
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ls hereby given, that there will be q petition
presented to the Commissioners Of Brown ecun-
y, State Of Ohio, the hr,t day Of their next
session, praying them to establish county road
as follows, to witt Beginning al the end Of a
eonnty road now terminating near Jacob HaTss,
at Five mile run on the GEORGETOWN and
Fayettville road thsnea the nearest and best
route to the north side Of Michael WaIlaee's
house on Starlings fork Of Whiteoak creek /;
thence east to twenty Eve degrees or thereaboutS
to the line between Brown and Highland
counties.
Green township, Blown eOnnty, ,94th April, ls4s
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Attachment Notice.

AT my instance an attachment was
this day issued BY Lyman VanmeWe, a
Justice Of the peace Of Scott township,
Brown county, against the goods, chat
ties, credits, moneys and effects Of John
McIntire an abscOnding debtor, and is
not resident Of Brown county.
Dated this lth day Of April, l643.
.... JOHN G. MILLER.
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A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
July, 1872
Graham's Lady's and Gentle

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

SAcRILEeE.- -On Sunday night ST. Ma,
RVS Roman Catholic Church, in Chapel
street, Albany, was entered, and the cha.
lice and silver ornaments Of the altar, and
the contents ofthe chsity boxes were ia>
ken. The value Of the plumber could
not have amounted to more than 500,
but the scoundrel who took il appeared
satisfied, for he wrote with a chalk on g
table in the yeslry, the words Il sOGnt no
m re"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
WEDNnsDAY, Maya.

WEDNESDAY, MAY ..
SUeAR.--1'hs demand for Sugar has
continued very fair since our last, and
the sales amount to fully 1000 hhds.,
the greater part Of which was purchased
for the Western markets, Northern buy
ers are operating spariRgly, at present.
The malket maintains It's former firm,
ness, and the tendency of prices up
ward; we quote 81 5Ic. for extreme
qualities. We have not heard lately Of
any sales on planiatiOn. There, 10 no
change in Havana Sugars; We q'iots
white 91I2 a lOlc.; brown Gao l2c.
MoLAssEs. same good enquiry
continues 10 prevail for this SriIcle, and
good lots are disposed Of readily on arri>
val at l6c. The stock is fight, and the
article is comiug in slowly. There have
been no sales OIL plantation since our
last. 2-te g
FLoUR.-DutiTg the last three days
The market has been maintained al ils
former elevation, in consequence ofthe
Icontinued light receipts, and superfne
Is selling al 375 psrbbl. The demand
is confined 10 small lois for .consumpr
iiOn, exporters declining to operate at
these prices. sisf etgFs g.f' l.9@ 2
PoRK.-A very small business has
been done 10 this article since eur last,
owing to the advsncsd rates demanded d
BY the holders. and the withdrawal Of sew
eral parcels from the market, which are
limited. Buyers ara con6ning their Op.
erations TO the execution of urgent or
| deFs. We quote Mess Pork So So
Prime IS 25 4 81 so; NJ q 81 O0, 4 81
lbs. There iS no Bulk Pork in the mar.
ket. atfaA i4 4
BEEF The market has been very
squist sine . our last, and sales are only
making in. small lots We quote Mess
| S6 rs d 81 0Ofpef bill, half bbls. a. 90
Prime BoefS 81 80 4 5 90 per bbl.
LARD.-Tbe market has not expert
,enced any change since our last; there
lis soma suquiryifoF good qualities, bu
| purchasers are not dlsposed TO pay thl
| prices demanded By holders. We quote
prime .leaf5 5 l.2 5lc.; OEdinaryto mid
ding Ala q 5cs
Bacon. There il pretty fair dsmsnt
tfof sides and Shoulders at 81 and 2 81
4 ila284s.iHama are very dull at At I Sc,
sugar cured Hams 8 c. NJ o aaa sew
3 80 -F.sT - a .- s.ssn, q uErtfFN q
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

FRoM TExAs.-Tbe Galveston CiviliSn
Ontradicts the report that PresldeAt
Houston bad informed Santa Anns that
the Mier prisoners were acting against his
orders. Houston wrote TO the foreign
Ministers in Mexico as soon ss this Tu'
NOR reached his ear in behalf Of the rap
tives. ..
Five per cent. duty is 10 be added 10
all merchandise from the United States.
A meeting was held in Richmond at
which they resolved that Texas should
consider no proposition from, Mckee
short Ofa declaration Of OfindePendencs.
A body Of meE in row boats started
from Matagorda to Corpus Christi. inten.
ding TO attack the MexicaDs at that
point.
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AttentionM

WNdE G Commissioned OtficeBOfthe sew
= sral Regiments, Squadrons, or Bats
,alions, composing the2d Brigade Sth Di.
vision Of Ohio Militia, are hereby notified
to meet at their respectivePIaces Of holds
ing RegimentaI, Squadron or Battalion
Mdssers, on the first day Of June l64S
and then and there proceed according 70
law, 10 elect Brigadier General, 10 gu
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
iien Of General James Pilson. g.
--.al JOHN J. HIGGINS, MAJ. GEN
e May, 9Th ls4S. 9Th D. Q. N.
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A CAuT1oUs HVsBArD s---A woman IN
che siaall village Of Flanders, after So
veFs illness fsll into slate Oflsthafgy.
Hsfhnaha1d Sad Ell present pronounced
her dead. She was euyelOped in .
RinlihR sheet according 70, the custom
GE,the poor people Of The place. On the
waY . The bnFyins grounds those who
eastisd tho corpse bad 10 pass near .
thlcksi, thelh0tns Of which pFlcked her,
and eha swokd tr6m her letharey and
efased q he people round her With q,
mazsmcnt. Fonrseen years after she
disd. Asuhs was borne 20 The eaFtii
~ eauiio1s hue bind 81 sIed ous several
iaseH eak odtshaS beware u lhs
buse q
,stsk q .asz .nuasEesi
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A I my instance an attachment was this
@Aday issued BY John Leonard "A Justice
Of the Peace Of Sterling township, Brown
county, sgainst the effects Of jeremiah
Allen, a nonresident Of said cOuuiy.-
Dated This second day of March, 1913
DAVID WATSON.
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Coon ApvIcH.-Quit your, pillows,
and 60 about your business, il you have
any-it j. the frst injuneliOn; il mott
seek some. Let the suns aSt rays
shine upon your head in The morning.
and you shall not want q good hh. 10 dc.
fsnd you from iiS scorching rays At
nOOn. Earn your breakfast before you
saI il, aud the sheriff shall not deprive
you Of your supper. Pursue your ca IL
log with diligence, aud your creditor
shall not interrupt you. Be IemPeraIe
aud your physician shall look in vain for
your name on his day book. ItyOu have
q small farm, or trade that will support
your family, and add hundred dollars q
year to your capital, be cOnlenied, and
never run yourself bald in pursuit Of
State scrip and wafer lots in the West.
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MONEY WANTED.
sHERlFPs SALE.

isaac oHeolAeE / - ~ 'H-a '
vs.. Brown common.
T. & J, Hopkins. Pleas.
10y virtue of writ Of venditiOni
expoDasto me directed by ecOurt Of
common Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the court house, in George
town, on Saturday the 18th day of June,
lS4S, belweeA the hours Of 10 and 90.
clock on said day, the following real es>
late, 10 wit: Situate, lying and being
in the town Of Ripley, Brown county,
Ohio; being that part OF Ia lot No. l, on
the corner Of Ferry OF Min and Water
streets, on which now stands the Ware
house of Thomas and James Hopkins
fronting on Water street S5 feet, and run
ming back at right angles 60 feet onFer'
~ OF Main street. ~
10 be sold IS the property Of the de-
Pendants in the above case. Terms
zach gat8 le-3st 30 sa' 'tFh- ttF
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B g. o
Sherilf's Office, May 10Th, lS4S. eaa
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n Office

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
ssnted to theCOmmissiOneB otBFown County, at
their next meeting, praying for new county
road comm sncing at the Stats-road leading be-
tween Georgetown and Wilmington at or near
George Eubanks's, running through said Eu-
bauks's. Samuel Curlisse's and j. Campbel'S
lond, Eastwardly, TO or nsar Campbell''
Barn; thence southeastwardly interesting the
County road at or near Samuel Ashecraft's.
Perry township, B. O., May lst, ls43.S
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Mr.. Palner;. Please announce Captain
L. G. PALMER Of the Isl Light Infantry
as candidate for the Office of Brigadier
General at the ensuing election.
Many OGcers ofthe Cd Brigade.
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Executors Notice.

Feb. Ilth, 1643.
All persons indebted to the estate Of Jamss
Rounds Sr. deceased ,lais Of CaIk tSunShip ny
note OF book account, are hereby notified to
make payment: and those having claims agaiost
said estate, TO present thoLI properly authenti-
Gated tor settlement within one year. Given
under our hands the day and year above mem
toned. ROBERT KENNEDY,
JAMES ROUNDS. Jr.
Ewas,sa..
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G.. w. X IN G.,
ATToRNEY AT LAW

ToRNEY LAW,
viii practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
CIermOnt; his Office is on the East side
ofthe Public Square in Georgetown, Brow
County, Ohio.
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Notice.

VUHEREAs, my wife Polly has this
w day left my bed aud board, with
out lust cause or provOcaIiOn; this IS
therefore 10 forewarn all persons from
harborinq or trusting her on my account; !;
as am determined TO pay no Ge61S lens O'
her contracting. JACOB WEAVER
Anril 9th, i843.
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IMPoRTANT DEcsION.--The High
Court OfErrols in Mississippi decided at
the late term, that no recovery can be
had ON prOuissory notes given for slaves
brought into that Stale, 10 the face Of
the Constitution adopted 10 1882.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

All psrsoas Indebted 70 the estate Of Moses
WaSd, late OiFmnkIin township, Brown eouu-
~, deceased, are requested 10 make immediatS
payment to the Undersigned; and those having
claims against said estate, are notified to pre-
seat them, legally proven, within one year from
the date hereof, for settlsmert
THOMPSON LINDSEY,
AdministratOs.
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Mr.. Palmer; Captain -GEOReE B. BAL.
LEY Of I'd. Light Infantry will be can.
.didate for the office of Brigadier Gene
raj Of the I'd. Brigade 9Th Division Ohio
Militia, at the ensuing election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

The house Of a Mr.. Nicholson. in
PhiladeIphls is said 10 have cost $50 ,OO0
lie got the money by forgery, and was
sent TO the PenilentiarJ. His vile gave
up the money TO the man who was de-
frauded.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Solitary confinement has been aban.
dOned IN the Rhode Island PenitentiATy :.
The providence Journal says twas found
10 operate unfaVorably upon the health Of
the prisoners, and frequently to induce
partial and confirmed insanity.
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Executor's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that all who are in
tlsbtea 10 the estate of John Trout, late Of
Sterling Township, Brown County Ohio, dec,
are required to make immediate payment TO the
Subscriber; ;and all who have legal claims against
said estate, will present them legally proven ioI
settlement, within one year from this date.
20 MORRIS TROUT Jr. Executor
.ss Msy let A D. 1888. ,4...sy
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Brown Com. Pleas.
William Blanchard

William Blanchard
BY virtue of q writ Of RI. IA et ie.- IA
TO me directed by the Court Of Common fleas'
within and for Blown county, Ohio, Will oheE
a. sale. At the front door Of the Courthouse
- Esorpstown, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
ApriI, ,I64S, between the hours Of 10 4 o'clock
on said day the following real estate, to wits
.omntv. Ohio, known on the plat of said town by
,hsir numbers two hundred and twenty-eight
and two hundred and twenry.nine (NosF22e and
229l called the Sand Mound Lots.
To be sold as the property of William BIanch.
and. in the above ease. Terms cash,
fE WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'R B. c. o.
.shsri6's ofiec, March I 4th, I643. -Q
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Administrator's A Notice.

Ali persons indebted to the n1 es!2!e 1, o'
william Liggstt, SEN, .,lats of Byrd Town
aim RrowH county, deceased, are re-
cnssted to make immediate payment TO
tbs undersigned, and those having claims
sgsinSt said estate, are notified to present
I6em, legally proven, within one yeaN
from this date. for settlement. al.
WILLIAM LIGGETT, Jr.
Administrator.
March 7th, l543.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

Many of the citizens Of Boston declare
bored TO death with Miller
tracts, which are thrown into their doors
by the peck measure full.