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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17
sHERIFFsS SALE


I'D Yvirtuo ofninowFiis Of venditoDi ex-
n ponas to me directed by the court 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 llth day of No..
vember, iS43, between the hours of 40
4 o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: A tract Of land lying
and being in Brown county and State of
Ohio, on the waters of whileOak creek,
being part of Lewis Booker's survey No.
ll40; beginning at two beeches, north
east corner Of said survey; thence south,
l iegree west, l46 poles to buckeye
in the original line, thence west 29I
poles to an elm and two beeches, themes
north, I46> poles to stake in BoOker's
line, thence with his line east, 29l poles
to the beginning; being two hundred and
sixty five acres and 65 poles Also,
the following tract, being part Of Law
renee Trenl's survey No. 9l2 bounded
as follows: Beginning at a buckeye n
the east bank Of Whiteoak creek, corner
to John McGowan and Charles Campb ell,
thence east, 90 poles to beech tree;
thence north, 40 degrees east, 80 poles TO
crooked ironwood, thence north, 25-
degrees 3O'east, 33 poles to beech
tree; thence north, 5 degrees east, al
poles to redoak thence north 40 de-
Qrees l5' west, so poles toa mulberry
and elm; thence west 25 poles to beech
Tree ; thence south, 1874 $40 poles, cross
sing Whiteoak ar and 100 poles to The
beginning, containing 81 acres nnd A,
poles more or less. To be sold as the
real estate of Benjamin Applegate al the
suits of James Mckee VS.. Samuel Han.
nah ct. ell; David Devore vs.. said Hannah
ct. ell; james Fearis vs. Hannah and Ap-
plegate, Jacob Kylander VS. Benjamin Ap.
plegate, Robert Wrights Executors VS.
Allen Jones and Benjamin AppIegate,
James Sidwell VS. Benjamin Applegate,
Archibald Liggett vs. Samuel Hannah &
BeDinmin Appleeate, and Robert Craig
head vs. Benjamin Applegate..
Also. at the same time and place !
will offer for sale the following real es.
late, to wit; all the west half of In lot
number three in the town Of Ge orgetowa
north Of Market street, in Brown counN
ty Ohio. TO be sold as real estate of
Benjamin Applegate at the suit Of Rob-
ert Craighead. Terms cash.
cash. VIM. SHIELDS, sh'ff, B G o.
Sheriff's office, Oct 10th, l643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17
sHERfTr,ssA1E.

DY virtue of three Wriis Of venditioni
exponas to me directed BY the court
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 No
vembsr, lS43, between the hours Of ten
g. 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate TO wit: A tract Of land lying
and being on the East Fork OF the Little
Miami River, in Perry township, Brown
county Ohio, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at an ash, beech and oak on the
bank OF the East fork OF the Little Mi
ami river, at B. F. Sweets lower corner,
running south, 80 degrees east, AIT poles
TO an ash and old oak in Henry Millef's
line; thence south, 25 west, 4S poles TO
an oak and small sugar in the line of said
Miller and A. T. Sweets corner; thence
sOutb,7S west, Alt poles to a stone dog
wood and wafer beech on the bank OF the
said East fork Of the little miami river
and Andrew T. Sweets upper corner on
said river; thence up said river with its
mesnders Al poles to the beginning;
containing one hundred and twenty five
acres more or less. To be sold as the
properlyof Allen D. Sweet at the uits
Of John A. Miller and Thomas GiIkey
against the said Sweet and Mariah VIII
Jams vs.. Allen ID. and James Sweet.
Terms cash. WM. SHIELDS sh'f. BIC %
Sheriff's Office, October 10Th l643.
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Notice.

THERE will be petition presented
to the Commissioners at their De.
cember meeting, praying for the location
of County road, Beginning where the
county line between Brown county and
Adams crosses Eltises run, thence down
said run to where il iulersects Bigg three
mile creek, thence to intersect the turn
pike opposite TO the mouth of said run.
October Sd, l643.
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NOTICE.

THERE will bo petition presented to the
commissioners of Brown county Ohio, at their
next anual meeting, for to have the following
named road vacated in Lewis township, in tho
above named county, beginning at the north
east corner OF Samuel Waters's land, thence
running triangling across the farm now owned by
Conrad JMetzger, known heretofore by Little'S
farm, in the direction to Boudes Ferry, termih-
steing at the road ON Felicity near Widow
Elizabeth Morris.
September 12, l643.--*
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17

SHERIFT's SALE,--By virtue of two
Swirits of Venditioni exponas TO me di.
rected by the coultof Common Pleas
within aud for Brown county Ohio, | will
offer for sale at the front door { the
cOnrt house in Georgetown, on 4 Saturday
llth day of November l643, between the
hours often and 4 o'clock on said day,
the following real estate, TO wit: All that
tract of land situate in the county of
Brown and State of Ohio, on the east
foK of The Little Miami River, part of a
tract entered in the name Of Archeius
Perkins, No. $3.50, and patented to Wal
lsr War6eld, and bounded and described
az follows, towh: Beginning al a stake
IN the Anderson state. road, running from
thence up said road, 1854 poles 70
Jacob Foxes Northwest corner, thence
46 poles TO burr oak and beech; thence
south So west, 36l poles 10 q stake
thence south 40 poles to the beginning
containing 8 acres. more or less. To be
sold as the property of John H. O'Con.
ner at the suits Of Brown and Miller and
William Kirk againEt said O'Conner.
Terms cash. VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'F
Sh'G office, Oct. iOth, ls43. B @. o.
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nEhiVP's SALE.-By virtue ofa writ of ven.
0dltioni exponas TO me directed by the Court
o. common Pises OfBrOwn comfy, Ohio, win
oHe[ Tor sale, at the front door ofths court house
N Georgetown .N on Saturday the 18th day No.
VelnOet Ao9S, between the hours OF ten and o.
cloeA on s9Ia DAY, the following real estate to
(22OO in :hetown of Ripley, Blows co,'n.s
Ohio. To be sold as the Properly oT H"..y!,
Palmer, the suit Of Palmer Middletor (. ~
WIN. SHIELDS, SA'G. B. c. o. y ~
Sheriff's Ones, Oct. 10Th lS4S. &
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17

RY virtue Of writ veuditioni exponas
~ me directed by the court OF com,
mon Pleas of Brown county Ohio, l will
offer for sale at the front door of the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the llth day of November lS43, between
ten and A o'clock on said day, the fol
lowing real estate TO wit: ALI that tract
or parcel of land lying and being in the
county ofBrown and State of Ohio and
bounded and described as folows:-Be.
ginning at a stone the lower corner to
James Collins and in the township Road
leading from said Collins house to Nc
Cague's mill, and within the bounds of
the corporation of the town of Ripley
thence north, 81 degrees west, 0 poles
to stone; thence south, SO degrees
west, 5 poles to stone, thence south,
35 degrees east, 8 poles to a stone in
said township road and in the line ofthe
survey Of land Of which this is a part,
thence north, 6l degrees east, 5 poles
and six feet TO the beginning: containing
45 square poles, be the same more or
less: with the exception Of the privil.
ege of road through the same where
the road nov passes from J. s. Beasley's
to Ripley, which is particularly reserved d
in the deed.
ALSO, another tract or parcel of land
part OF James Poage's survey No. 4l8 of
1000 acres. Beginning on Red oak street
in the town of Ripley on the eastern
side of said street and at The place where
line running with the north side of secs
Ond street will cross Rad oak street,
thence running with the direction of sec.
ond street about eight feet to the begin
ming corner ofa tract of land sold by
the Sheriff of Brown county to George
w. King, thence north 45 degrees east,
with the line ofsaid tract sold to G. w.
King sixty poles TO stone on The bank
of Red oak creek, south 80 degrees east
81 poles 10 a stone, on the bank of said,
creek, thence down the creek, west 90
poles 10 stake, thence south, 8 degrees
west, 25 poles to stake; thence south,
66 degrees A. west, 90 poles aud Is
links to tue beginning corner of said
tract sold by said Sheriff Of Brown coun-
ty 10 G. W. King; thence south, 30 east
to the centre of red oak creek; thence
up the creek in its centre with its me-
anders until where the course Of Rad
oak street will strike The creek; thence
with RedOak street about6l poles to the
Beginning: containing acres. To
be sold as the real estate OF VIM. Blan.
chard at ths suit OF Samuel A.. Bowen.
Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Shift. B. C. o.
Sherif's office, Oct. 10Th, lS43.
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SHERTVy's sALE.-By virtue Of writ az
0vendilIoDi exponas 10 me directed bv
the court OF common pleas Of Brown Co
Ohio, I will offer for sale atthe front dOor
ot The court house in Georgetown, on the
1 lth day Of November ls43 between ten
and four o'clock on seid day the follow.
ing real estate TO wit: In lot in the towr
Of HieeinspOrt Brown county Ohio
known on the record plat Of said towr
BY its number lhirty-fse (35) with ihC
appuFtenances iheFeVniO belonging. TX
be sold ss the real estate of Noah L. Ro
berts a the suit Of WIN. K. Burr. Terms
cash.
w. SHIELDS, ). .. 9. >. oct. 6, 1S43.
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state of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
We ChoU.avv
John L. Pangburn's heirs
and othaFa

,.n. I. ..;.;sS,.,: p; :; :;S:,: n''' o''''''' .
EHE II remembered that heretofore, on the
I'd 18th day of June, A. d. I643, the com
plainant filed his certain Bill in chancery in
said court setting forth, h,among other things,that
John L. Pangburn In his Lifetime, sold t0Amos
pettyiohn tba undivided half of l0tsN0s. Is and
I6 IN the town OF Sardinia, and also the other
undivided half Of said lots TO Abraham Petty
John, and that said Amos and Abraham after
wards sold their respective interests in said
real estate to William Ar. FFasier, who sold
the same 70 the complainant, and gave him the
possession thereof The Bid alleges that the
complainant is entitled TO conveyance ofsald
premises according to the several contracts a.
foresald, and the prayer thereof s that the court
decree that such conveyance be made, and
general relief, &c.
And afterwards at the September Term of
said court A. d. t643, 1t being made to ap-
pear ts the satisfaction Ofsaid court that the
defendants, Amos Psttyjohn and Abraham Pet
tyiohn are net residents OF The State of Ohio, 1t
was ordered that notice Of the pendsney and
prayer ofsaid Bill be published in the Demo-
cratic Standard, q newspaper printed and pub.
lished in said county, six consecutive weeks
previous to the next term of said court; TO which
time said cause stands continued.
JoHN H. BLAIR, CLERK.
Dawn G. DEvORE, SOl'f.
September 95th, le43,
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ETATE oP ORIO,

A LII persons Interested will take notice
n that Thomas Boyd, on the 9th day Of
August ls4S sued out a writ Of attachment
from she court Of common Pleas of Brown eoun.
ty OhiOs against Eli Francis for the sum or 800
dollars, which writ has been served and rs-
tanned. Attest, JOHN II. BLAIR, CLERK.
HAMEa 4 yOHNsTON, Atty's. for PIpf.
Sent, IL. .lS43,
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EMAiNlNG in the Post Office at
- Georgetown Ohio. on the Dad daV
of October, I643, which, If not taksn ont
in three months,will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters:
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be carefully handled and the charges moderate
She will leave Maysville every Monday, We'd
natl on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 Am. JOHN ELLISON, Commander.
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JOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Office on Third street, opposite the
Post Office.
! He will diligently attend to the collec'
tiOn of al claims entrusted 10 his care.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, INDIANA.

The Steamboat Indians
will run regularly between
.Maysville and Cincinnati,
stopping at the intermedi-'
ate norta- FratOhf shall
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BL A NIX N OF E..s,
ForsaIe attkis ofsce.
"A. ELLIS o n,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW.
Once on the east side of the Public Square
Georgetown, Ohio.
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IN SENATE.
SATURDAY.. Dece,

Saturday, December ~.
Mr.. William =. Williams, from the
joint select committee. for the purpose Of
altering the Electoral Districts in this
State, reported bill which was, on his
motion. ordered TO be printed, together
with the report of the committee.
The House message, with memorial
from inhabitants Of Mecklenburg county.
asking an act Of incorporation, and an
spproprition for the Mecklenburg Monu.
mental Association, and asking the Se-
mates concurrence 10 print the same, was
read and agreed 10.
MIR. Larkins moved that the Senate
now resolve itself into committee of the
whole, OH the order Of the day.
Mr.. VIM p. Williams took the chair,
and the committee resumed the unfn.
ished business of yesterday, being the
Treasury Note bill.
Mr.. Shepard replied to Mr.. Brown,
and Mr.. Brown rejoined. and Mr.. She
pard surrejoined, when Mr.. Cooper to"k
the floor.
Mr.. Edwards moved that the committee
rise. The speaker then resumed the
chair; and the amendment. reported yes
terday,) which had been conciIrred in
by the committee, was reported by the
Chairman, together with the bill, 10 the
Senate, and agreed to. a ....<,1.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Shanklin presented bill to pre-
serve the natural benefits Of Pamlico
Sound 10 the citizens of this state. Read
first time, and referred to the committee
on propositions and grievances.
On motion Of Mr.. Mendenhall. the LETT
Ter Of Philip Nelson, mute. was taken
up for consideration. Mr.. Gambler mo.
we'd that the letter be referred to the COM
mitiee on education, with instructions to
inquire into the expediency Of establish
ing an institution Of the kind referred TO in
the letter; which was agreed to.
Mr.. iialsey INTRODUCED a resolution,
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ti,e state g ihe swamp lsnds no~ drained.
o. thsi my hereafter Be- Jraipsd. bv ma.
nles altrsdy appropriated.
Dir. Srsles presented bilI eoncerpins
executions. Providing Cor he reslemp.
iioa Of prsperysssold under srecu,,en.
within two years. by The debtor Raying 4 d
per eenk interest and olher cost. l Passed
~ hrsi reading. and rrIened % The Judi
GARY committee.
The resolution introduced Yesterday
BY NJ. biggs. from the eomu.silee on Il.
same. was taken upefor consideration.
Mr. Caldwell. Of Burke. meved "a amend
BY Inserting. and that Ne rerori also he
expenses Of the departments from 1885
70 1887. Mr. Biggs moved 20 amend
ths amndment by making Il read from
1883 10 the present time; which was ac-
eepied BY Mr.. Caldwell, and the resolu-
iion. as amended, was adopted.
The following engrOssed bills from
The Senate. were read The first lime and
passed. A bill regulating Appeals; bill
70 amend an act concerning Courts or
justice. Practice. Pleas and Process; a
bill 10 amend an act entitled an act 10 re
charter The Rank Of Cape Fear, passed in
the year 1888: bill 10 amend an ael con-
corning appeals, or proceedings in the
nature Of appeals, which was referred TO
one judiciary committee; and bill in re
laiion 10 the duties Of oyerseers Of roads.
The bill TO amend an act 10 establish
the Merchants Bank in the town Of New
bern, was taken up on lis second reading.
The object Of the amendment is to enable
the bank 10 issue uoles Of the denomina
ton Of three dollars; and Mr.. Street ad-
yocated il as . matter Of sheer Justice 10
place this bank on footing with the other
banks 10 the state. Messrs. Mendenhail,
Barringes, Francis, and Avery. also sup
ported il, and Messrs. Cardwell. Biggs.
Ford Taylor, and Bower opposed il
The ayes and noes were called for, and
II passed by vote of 70 to 30.
Mr.. Moore presented bill concerning
election returns; which passed its first
reading. and was referred 10 the iudlciar,
committee. Provides for greater secn-
rity in having the ret"rns Of the vote for
Governor before The Legislature, &c.1
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I'M SENATE.
Tuesday, December 30.

Tuesdsy, December 20.
A blu to srporiion The members cf he
House Of Commons among The sevessi
counties Of ,hls tta'e, passed 10 final
resding.
Mr.. Edwards called up The bill. 10 lay
of thi. state into fl'y Senatorial districts;
~hich Nj. Hodges moved 10 amend, by
inserting the wosds . and HYDE" next
AFTER the words !. Washington and Tyr.
rell. in The Oh line: and To strike out
Tie words I" aud Hyde in The ! 9Th hnp.s
thus dclachlns Hyde IRON the ileaoiori
Senster,al d,suic, aud stsching Hyde 20
Washington AMI rs uell. The ay.s and
mo-. on the preposed amendment we're
demanded, and by yeas ii nays 80, IL
was rejected.
Mr.. Worth moved 10 amend he bill,
by detachius" S,aaly county" from the
di>Iici prorosedln The hlil and attaching
!, 20 the Montgamer, district. which, by
ayes II, noes IS, vas rejected.
Mr.. Jones. alter moving 10 Law the bill
on The table. which did no, pre-, all. moved
10 amend, BY making tbe. 44,h district eco
sisl Of The counties Of Snrry Wilkes snd
Ashe: The 48ih disu,t. Caldwell aud
Burke; the 49:h fisinct. BuacrUbe and
Yaney and The 5G,h di.,ric,, OF Hrnder
son, Haywood. Macon and Cherct e..
The amendment. by yeas 10, nays e,
vas rejected.
A pIotracted discussion ensued on the
printing Of HE amendments offered By
Messrs. Jones and Worth. il WHICH
Messrs. Jones, Edwards. Blown, and
Moreheaa participated.
Mr.. Morehead moved to lay The bill
upon The table until the Is. 90 March next,
which. by ayes 4, nsys 43, was r,isc,ed.
The bill. By yeas 80. nays Ia. passed
lis second reading.
The Senate. after murh Discussion.
principally on point Of ordes. determined
10 pm. The amendments. Aud the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mt. Biggs, from the select ,mmit,ee
appointed 10 insssi.gsts the stlsits vf,ilS
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Iuine ef ttpsai.tias puhiie or rsi.ss
debts; and lhas the lsw lsisly pa.ss6 ~
Cnns.sss. rrpadiasing - ssrr large -
lent pnfsle eebis belween in1i.ids.l.. -
Bhstss IN Pulses. !. destructive VI he
PRINCIPLES Of SQUAD maTalty. snd 10 :.
hsgfsni s'aisliea % he riEhs Of pu.s.s
properly
Resolved fuslher. Tkss cor Srnslor. %
Congress are ms ruelsd. and sar BE. &c
seHtzsises Teqarstnd N sse Ihsm lnlilsses
- repeal DIE B.nkrvp, lsw.
Resolved. Tnai his eIrsllsney. lie
Governor % ths s'als. % hsreh, gu.s..
ed 10 transmit copy az Il.ss' Issals,i...s
10 zach NJ ouf senslOrs ssd IsI rssehl.n,.s
IN Ieagfsss.
These Eesoisiioas wrre rrad ,nd nsds
lhs afisr af The dss les N a.nrsaw
The House message psepo,Hs llsi me
ain, ,slecl eomailssr oa pabhe bsssd.sss
iaqniIs mo tie zap d,rhey ~ p".rafiss
ssuilsbls he'll. curtains aud estpsuls zoe
the Capisl, and 10 raa.e sxpss.aeDs, 20
be made ior The purpose &c ssrtns,s %
shelhtr the i.e.lIlies for hearing ln us
halls are no snsre 1lible OF bein. ilUpl0r-
Ell; sas read aud adopted.
Mr.. Edwards called up DC hlll 10 sp-
porliaa The me1bess &c the liuas. e
Commons smane The seser.l rsvs,A.. u
this STATE. I. ~ss smended. on w.vsa
Of Mr. Rid. sad PASSED il. sesnn6 r,ss-
ing
The bill 20 establish neS vepn,, BY
the name oi MeDo~sll. by zee. -. G.ys
l7s passed i,s ish.l resd,ng. and "a or
der.d 70 be enrolled.
The Bill 20 establish nes county ~
the name Of Usson. ave, IS. noes 10 -
read third TINE and ordered 10 be snrs;.
ed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
BIC. B'fgs. frnm me eommitne on g.
nance. reported the faIlas ing press Sle
and resolution. which vas read The ss.t
TINE. aud on mo,isa Of ME- FfsrcIs. r.
lerrrd TO the committee on the Judiciary:
Whereas. q 70 Represented 10 Ibis &c.
neral Assembly, that The officers of tie
Bark II Cape Fear. 40 paying TO tie S,s,s
The TX upan in''Isi6sal stock in said
bsnk, . provided &c ~ the charar uf
sid bank. h.vs not chsrsed lie ssas
sgaibs, The indivIdusl 80 kholdeIs. bar
sgans, The whole corporation, ~ which
corporation the State V . stlckhnlJer 20
sl"gr amount. shrreby. in the d.s,Js.d
Of Pfoit.. The State Is made 10 bear 10
proportion OF The tsr.
Be q tberelsrss resalxed. That the
Attorney General BE- directed 10 Gle 10
information aganst The b nk sia,said.
OF 30 proceed sgslns. DE ,sci,,dusl .,nrk-
holdets, To recover The amour, lhus p.ia
by the site; snd iLst he s1ke such oiher
measures % NAV be feqaislsr snJ proper
- prevent the paymen, ii any palimn af
'ssid Tax out 81 NE profits OF dlvidsuds be.
longing 10 the Slale.
Nj. BlgRs, from The ssme comlniiiss.
to whom was referred the bill 10 u, n.ier
The fund Of the Board vi Ia,crnsl La
provement 10 The President aud Dneco,s
Of the lliessry Bos'd. msde r.rnr,, re-.
commencing us passage. with cerisin
amendments. The bill and ths sasnd-
meoss we're laid on the liable, and crdeseL
% be printed.