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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
A LITTLE ROMANCE sPo TLEB


The dubuque Miners Expresa gives
the following incident Of IudIan lrlckery,
which will be Of some advantage to our
inexperienced youngsters, who sigh for
the romance of hunting adventures and
backwoods sports:
"A company Of Eve young men set out
from Marion, Linn county, aboLt three
weeks since 10 hunt for Elk, young Buf.
fulo, &c :, and determined to explore the
country westward to the head waters OI
the streams which flow into the Missouri
River. They we're provided with light
wagon, good herSe, each good rifle,
ammunition de-, with cigars and othsr
liule Injuries, that their contemplated
expedition of two months might be
spent as sgreeably as possible.
After they had proceeded about a
week on their Journey they fell in with
an Indian sncampment where they we're
kindly and Hospitality received and we're
desired 10 sOjOurn for an hour or two,
that two Indian hunters were out, and
would soon return, when they would
learn what the prospect was for game in
that quarter. Our party acceded--laId
their guns, coats, &C., in the wagons,
and entered the wick,e.up; the two In.
dams soon returned from their hunt, and
before announcing their arrival, went to
the wagon, and took the flin's and caps
from al The guns Of our adVenturers, and
then proclaimed their arrival in menac'
ing attitude. One Of them who appear
ed TO be their chief commanded the
whole posse to his assistance, and torcI
bly, drove those FIVE young men from the
camp, without horses, guns, provisions
and even without their clothes, tor as
the day was warm, they only wore thel'
shirts and pantalOOns. 1t is easier TO I'M
aVine than 10 describe the feelings Ol
these young men when they found how
they were decoyed! TO attempt resist
ance unarmed against an armed party O
FIVE times their number, would be futile
so they had to grin and bear i, and
they returned home last Sunday, almos
exhausted with hunger and fatigue, hav
ing been robbed Of three hundred dOlIar'
worth of property
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
suERIFF,s SALE.

Isaac p. Lenhart Brown com. Pleas.
vs.. Judgment in attach
Lewis Martin. msnr.
DURSUANT to an order Of the court
u ofcommOn Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, made ct their May term ls4S,
| will offer for sale at the front door
ofthe court house in Georgetowa, On
Saturday the I'd day of September iS43,
between the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock
on said day, the equitable interest Of the
defendant Lewis Martin in the following
described real estate 10 wit. That part
Of In lot No. OIL in the town Of Ripley
Brown county Ohio, Beginning at the
most northerly corner of said LOT No. 81
thence easlwardly with the line of said
lot, binding on church Ally, thirty feet;
thence at right angles, ninety feet,
thence at right angles, parallel with the
first named I;ne, thirty feet; thence at
light angles. aud With thesline Of sad lot
ninety feet TO the beginning. Held by
Equitable title. Terms cash
VIM SHIELDS, ShfF, b @ @.
Sheriff. Office, August lst, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE

SEEhlfF . OALC
Samuel PaDgbutn Brown Commoa
vs.. Pleas
Robert Carr g. wife. Cbsneery.
DURSUANTi to Bn order Of the court
Of commen Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made at their November term
1912, anG revived at their May term
lS43, to me directed, viii OffeI for sale,
at the front door Of the court house in
Georgetown. on Saturday The I'd day Of
September, lS43, between The hours Of
ten and 4 o'clock on said day, the
following real estate 10 wit: Beginning
at at stake north Is degrees 100 feet
from the beginning corner Of the tract Of
land mortgaged to Samuel Pangbum BY
Robert Carr & wife, being the same tract
sold by the Sheriff Of Brown county 10
George w. King, thence north 45 de-
grees east, IL 4>lO poles to a stake. on
the south side of the aIaysville road,
thence south, TIA degrees east, 90 poles
tO,a stake on the bank Of red DAD creek;
one pole and 10 links below The bridge
across Red Oak creek, thence south, 5
west & 4.l0 poles to stake on The
bank Of said creek, thence north, 81
west, l6 poles TO stake, thence south,
60 west IA CLIO poles to a stake, thence
north 80 west, 2 7>lO poles 10 the be.
ginning containing one acre& poles ;beSt
ing part Of James POages surveyNo. AIS
of 1000 acres To be sold as the real
estate Of Defendants in the above case.---
Terms cash: appraised at $2S3. ie
WM SHIELDS, Sh'lF. = COT
sherff's Office, AngusgeiSt, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN. AUGUST i. ls4s.
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE,

The democrats Of Brown county, Ohio
will please to meet at their several piac'
ss Of holding township elections on SAT-
urday the 18th Of August next, and OP'
point three delegates to attend the DIS
,,ict convention at Fayetteville on FRI
day the 18th of August. A full rePre>
ssna,iOn from each township is Par'lcu'
larly requested, as business Of much I'm
porlancs both to Congressional and Leg
isls,ive districts will be transacted.
Each township will also, at the same
tths, please TO appoint three delegates to
s,ispd the county convention at George
town, on Saturday the 26th Of August to
nomipa,e candidates for Brown county,
d. WHITE,
JOHN ALLEN. DemocLa''C
THOs. PICKEREL, Central
JOSEPH DUGLN, COMMITTEE
WM. X, BURT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

TOWNSHIP MEETINGS. hope that
the democrats Of each township, Will
meet punctually at the time and Tor the
purposes specified in the above notice
Il will be observed that delegates to 6oth
the district and county conventions are
10 be appointed at the same time; and
such shuold be appointed as will not iaI'
10 attend, as a fair and full expression
Of the opinions ard preferences OF the
democracy is always desirable on such
occasions. We see nothing in the as
pect Of pOliticSl affairs that should make
US less vigilant than heretofore in de-
fence of democratic principles. The
same measures, in support OF which we
have battled for years past, still require
our undivided support; for they still meet
with the formidable opposition Of an or
Ranized party, who arc striving to ta''eH
upon the country principles and meas
ures which democrats have always 70
Rarded as most OdiOuS and destructive o
our republican institutions. Their oP'
position to the former and their supper
Of The latter are as strong and dscidednov
AZ inJefFsrson's time ;and now, % then
the utmost vigilance of democrats is nee
essary to defeat their an'i'rop0blic'H DE-
signs. Let no republican sleep st bis posi- O'
aat,er himself that all will be we'll with
ou. his agency. The trust assigned Oy
the Constitution 10 each man in this Ee'
public, is no mean or unimPoT tant one'
and each should act in his political ca
UocitV as though he had to answer 10
hi. fellow men and to poSterity for the
manner in which he guarded the iiOer'
lie, which have been bought BY the
blood o { his patriotic ancestors
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF's SALE,

DY virtue ola writ of Fl. ia. ct le. "a.
to me directed by the court Of com.
mon Pleas, of Brown county Ohio, | will
offer for sale at the front door Of the
court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the Cd doy of September l64S, between
10 and A o'clock on said day, the follow.
ing real estate 10 wit: tract Ofland ly.
ing in the county Of Brown and Stale Of
Ohio, on the waters of clOverlick creek,
being part ofan entry of twelve hundred
and fifty acres made in the name Of
James Morrison by No. 294O. Begin
ming at two naples, whiteoak and elm,
in the original line Of said survey.
thence with said line south, 80 degrees
east, $40 poles crossing the winding fork
of Clover at 1913 poles to two Whiteoaks
and ASH the sou tn east corner ofthe sur
vey. thence with another original line,
north one east 42S poles to two large
black oaks the northwest corner Of said
survey, thence with another original
line, north, SO west, 3l9 poles crossing
the winding fork of clover at 25S poles
10 stone, hickory and little black oak
in said line, thence south one west, 426
poles 10 the beginning, containing eight
hundred and fifty three acres and fifty
Two poles. Levied on as the real es
tate Of Alfred Ogden at the suits Of
Felix Coonce. Terms cash. Appraised
at So per acre.
WIN. SHIELDS, Shift B. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, August lst, 1913,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

VAN BuREN MEETINO.-A very large
meeting Of the democratic citizens OF
Hamilton county wac held at Cincinnati
on Thul sday last, to expires" their prefer
sOce for Martin Van Buren, as candid
alta for the next Presidency. The meet
inc was addressed by Msssrs. John
Brougb, J. B. Weller, Barley Root and
DR.. Duncan; and resolutions in accOr'
dance with the object Of the meeting
were adopted, setting forth at length The
reasons for their preference; but PIedg-
ing themselves, in conclusion, to abide
bv and support the nominations Of a
democrats national convention.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

The INsUREcTIoN of Indi ans in The
South Of Mexico.-By adv;ces from
Mexico which we find in Havana papers
Of the fifth inst, we discover (what we
had net seen announced before) that the
formidable insurection Of Indians in the
district Of Chilspa, has been brought to
pacific lerlnination by'mRanS Of a con.
vention. The number of Indians under
arms was A or 5000. They laid siege
to several large towns, and caused im-
mense mischiefin vario US ways-carry
ing off cattle, plundering houses, &c.
&c. Il happened, luckily, that Gen
Bravo; who commanded the Department
where the insurectiOn broke ouh was
himself an Indian Of The same tribe as the
insurgents, and therefore possessed lheiu
confidence while Al the same time he
was faithful to the government which
he represented.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

MoRE RIoTs IN CANADA.-0ur Cana
dian neigbbOrs who have so long gratif'
ed their resentmenls by exul:ing over the
occasional outbreaks Of personal Vio-
Ience in this country, are likely new to
be kept busy in suppressing their own Fi-
ots.-At Kingston, on the 18th Of July,
the Orange Lodges Of Irishmen attemPI-
ed TO celebrate the Anniversary Of the
battle of the Boyne, and for fear Of be-
coming embroiled in quarrels forebore TO
get up public procession. But towards
evening the hotel in which some OF the
Orangemen we're assembled was surroun'
ded by a mob, which was, however, dis
persed. Soon afterwards several guns
were fred into the crowd from the toun'
dalions Of the new Catholic Church and
from the windows Of sOme cottages. A
lad named Robert Morrison was Instantly
killed by two balls, and several others
were wounded. The Mayor called Gu
strong military force aud made thor
oagh search over all the premises. Inc
troops themselves we're fred upon, an;
one or two persons were wounded. lei
persons have been arrested, and th'
names Of Mr.. A. Thbado and Martin
Foley are mentioned as those OF prom
ineEt actors.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John A. Miller
vs..
Micheai Lynch.
pURSUAN'P> TO an order Of the CO uvt
OF common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, made al the October Term lS42
and revived at the May term l643 ofsaid
cOutt, will offer for sale at the front
door Of the court house in Georgetown,
o" Saturday The Sd day Of September
lS43, between the hours Of ten aad 4 o.
clock on said day, The following desctib.
ed real estate, to wit: All that certain
peice Of land situate on the east fork Of
the Little Miami river, being part of Ed
ward CarringiOn's survey,NO. 6lSO, ,boun.
ded as follows, to wit: beginning Al a
buckeye and small hickory grub in tho
line Of Perkins survey, near CarringlOn's
branch; thence with the line Of Perkins
survey south, u degrees west, l34 poles
to stake in SAID line; thence north, so
degrees easI, 81 poles to stake; thence
north. u degrees east, 1871 poles to a
sake / tleiIe ofIe i McGroarly's land;
themes with said Naal McGroaHy's line
south, so degrees west, 81 poles to the
beginning; containing 81 acres, more or
less. To be sold as the property Of
Micheal Lynch at the suits of Joseph A.
Mile Terms cash.
VIM. SHt tELDS Sh'f.B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office, August lst,l643
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

TIE LEARNED BLACKSMITH In the
settlement Of case at Bangor, relative
to an estate in 81. Thomas, document
was produced as evidence, which was
written in Danish, and contained 4U
fOOlscat pages, but there were non" who
could translate it. It was sent 10 Mr
Buniu, Of Worcester, known a. the
learned Blacksmith, who returned a trans
latiOn Of it, which is spoken OF very
highly by the editor Of the Wing. 10 6
letter, Mr.. B. vemarks that the transla-
lion cost him twelve days hard labor!
for which he presumed the sum Of $le
would not be an unreasonable cOmpen-
saiion, as that would be "abOut what any
other blacksmith would charge provided
be could do Il with hammer and tongs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

A PENsIox.-By a late act Of Con.
Oress. the widow Of David Williams, one
Of tho Caplors Of Msjoir Andre, who
resides in the town OF Broome, Schoh
arie county. N. Y received about $4,000
She is to receive 5000 a year, Cnm
mencing al the time Of her husbands
death. aud the $4,000 was the amount
due At the time the money was drawn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

One Of the gsng Of counterfeit coiAsTs
arrested in the vicinity Of New York last
week was a maa named JOEL Mason, =
blacksmith Ofihe city Of Boston, and re-
ported TO be quite wealthy. The New
York Post says that he has been in the
practice for some time past OF dealing
extensively in the manufacture Of spurl-
ous coin, aud has several establishments
n different cities, ard employs 8 number
Of hands in manufacturing base cOia.--
Gin. GGS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

A hail storm was experienced at Brad
ford, Vermont on the I'd instant, which
broke thousands Of panes Of glass -
Ore hail stone was found, which the
Bradford Protector says weighed over a
quarter ofa pound, and measured eight
inches ia Circumf ference.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

BiCknell's Reporter say that money
slill continues abundant in Philadelphia
First rate paper is discounted ats per
cent. One of tho banks, it is said, has
loaned 100000 at 4 per cent per an
um and is willing TO loan more at the
same rate.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

The Council General Of Switzerland
has forbidden the students Of all the
schools to smoke tobacco, because the
habit is injurious to health, injurious TO
the public, expensive. Ofbad taste, and
useless.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

The WAY 1T ENDED.-The affair Of
the mock marriage, which we noticed
recently, has resulted rather curiously
as will be seen by the annexed edvertise,
ment, which we find in tbs CIearfeld
Banner: To those cOncerned--Where'
as Martha Stage, OF CurweDsville, claims
to have been married 10 the undersigned
on Thursday evening, The 25th Of May
last, and may desire to pass herself as
nv wife-the publicare hereby inform
ed, that was never married to said Mar
tha Stage, nor s she my wife. The
facts are, that the night ofthe review.
she and myssH by accident. happened Al
a tavern, among company ofyoung Peo
pie who were amusing themselves; and
for the sport Of the company. anG
without any serious intention either or
her part or ON mine, marriage ceremo
ny was said, which have since been in
formed, she intends TO regard as lega
and binding, and which she did not sc
regard at that time, as | can prove salts
faciorily-ttherefOre caution all person:
against trusting her on my account, o.
with hope of making me responsible
for any Of her debts, as she is not my
wife, and I will never pay one cent o
debt Of her contracting.
MOSES WISE.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

EXPENSES OF THE CANADA REBELLION
Sir Robert Peel stated, in late debate
on the Canada corn bill, that the Cost of
suppressing the late Canada rebellion was
not less than E3 100000.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFFs SALE.

SlENAtHc y oALE.
Robert Morrow Brown com. Pleas.
". ChAncsry.
Frederick Daum.
DURSUANT 10 an order of the court
II Of common Pleas Of Brown County
Ohio, made At their May term ls43, I
will offer for sale at the front door Of the
Court house in Georgetown on
Saturday the I'd day Of September
ls43, between len and o'clock
on said day, the following described traca
of land lying in the county OI BrOwny
to wit: one hundred and twelve acres
Of land, more or less, bounded as fol~
lows: Beginning at Moses Wards
Northwest corner; thence with said
Wards line to John Lindsey's line;
thence with said Lindsey's line to the
west fork Of Straight creek; thence up
the west fork Of Straight Greek with the
meanders thereof to James Dennis line;
thence with said line to James De mis-
south west corner, thence TO the begin
ming; being part Of Thomas Pembleton's
survey No. 274l and Cadwallader Wall
lace's survey Nos. $3.50, 95sland 95s2.
To he sold as the real estate Of Deien.
dant in this case. Terms cash. Valued
at $9per acre.
VIM. SHIELDS, shift. 3. G. o.
sherIffs office, Augustlst ls4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

Ono BANKs.-By the Auditors re-
port of the condition Of the ten banks 0'
this State, for the months Of April, May
and June II appears that, in June, their
circulation amounted to $l,99S ,47Oj
specie on hand, $6ss,54S: capital,
S3,497 1888.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

In thirteen counties in the Stats Of
Michigan, there are no less than three
huudred and eighty six Touring and saw
mills.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

FRosr ON THE 4TH OF JULY.-The
Pistsquis (Me.) Farmer states that there
was a heavy frost in that vicinity on the
morning of the 4th inst.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

There are adVices from China to q
March, and from India to the Goth Nj
SheTe Mohammed was aRsln at
head of an immense army Of BelOoche
and had sent in a message that hav
Il uRht two battles for his country,
wished to fight another for religion.
G. Napier was making every effort
meet him.
New difficulties had arisen among
Chinese, which delayed the ratifcati
of the British treaty. Things we're q
ct, but the PlenipOtentiaTy fOrbears
prosecute his journey to Pekin for
present.
Ia Alexandra, it IL said The Pacha
associated with him in the gOvernme
lowing 10 age and iniermi,ies,) his grl
son Abbss. This does not prom
peace in case Of the Pacha's death.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton is heavy at Liverpool, Lon,
and Havre, and prices for inferior gu
ties on the decline.
| The price Of grain and fl
auetustes with the weather and its pr
able influence on the growing crop
The Weathe was favorable at the lat
dates, vet in London salps had been
fscled at from l to 2s a quarter IN
| VliRh Wheat, aud on foreign OG IL qu
ter. Flour sells at slight advance.
Provisions American Since the
| ult the market for American PrORisi,
has remained very firm, the arrivals h,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SPAIN.

Affairs in SPAN are becoming more pa.
cifc. A part Of the fortress Of TaraROna
has been taken by force hostile TO the
Regent. Seville, GOrunna, and several
large towns have declared for the Re.
gent.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

The French troops continue their ope
rations, with an occasional afffay will
Abd-d.Kodr, tho he still remains un
conquered.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
IRELAND.

O'Connell continues his Repeal agita
tion, and is powerfully assisted by the
Priests. Alta late meeting at Ennis CO
Glare. the number present was estimated
at 100000. II is rumOred that her Ma
iosty's ministers are more PeaceNbIy in
clined towards the Irish.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
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