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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
sfiERTFF,s SALE.

p. SHERIFF'S SALE. ~
John W. Robinsoh + Brown Common
Thomas l.. Shields, PleaS.
Nathaniel Moore JF. mas.
DY virtue Of writ of KenditioRi Er
DPOnGs 10 me directed BY the COprt
OF common Pleas, within and for, Brown
county, Ohio, ] will offer for sale, at The
front door Of the Court house in CeSrge.
town,On Saturday.the llth day Of Februa,
~, l643, betweenthe hours Of 10 aud 1
O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate 10 wit; Three acres. Ut land. more
OF less, 10 Clark township, Brown county,
Ohio, bounded as follows: Beginning ii
q stone inahB STATE road. corner 10 lands
Of Butler & JeEnagan, heretofore sold BY,
Nathaniel Moore 10 them thence with
their line south, 27A degrees west, o.
poles to . stone. corner to- N. Moors's g.
acre tract, and corner TO- said Butler g.
JeEnagan; thenceMith anOlher OF their
lines south, SOC degrees eaai, Ia 8. lO,I
PoieS to stone, another corner TO same;
thence with the county road ,nOrlh, 26i
degrees west, 9S piles to the State read,
thence witbgsid State road north, 59A
degrees Wes',,l8 poles to the bseining. Oo |
which Is erected a Steam Saw Mil, with |
he appearances.
10 be sold ne the real estate of Naihsp.
81 Moore, jr. in the above case. FERNS
ASH y n
WIN. SHIELDS Sheriff.. co
Sheridf's Office Jan. 10Th IS43. 4
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ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Fund Commissioners Of
Brown County.

.N!lE undersigned, in obedience To
= the reQpisilion Of The njneleenth
section Of an act passed 2Slh March,
1882, entitlsd an g Act for the dislrihu.
tiOn and investment Of ibis states proper,
ton of the surplus revenue," submit the
following statement Ofthe management OF
this county's proportion Ofsaid fund.
Amount received from the state Treasu
~, May 22n9, 1888, $25es7 "A
Amount loaned on s .. ''''
Fealesta.e, S34O4 90
Amount loaned on "a
n1ber .eccTr;Iv 0o1sQ IA aI gts .,# il
'"''' @ ~ 7T'''''''ss. T''''s. '-s,-S,R -.E oSes1 oA
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s8ERIFF.s SALE.

John P 'HsrI
Wm K; Rogers. J S''d'' y
10y virtue Of writ Of NRNDITI0NI
- ExPoNAs to me directed by the court
OF common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
wild offer for sale at the front door Of
the cOurt>houSe in Georgetown, on Saiur-
day the 25th day,Of February ls4S, be.
tween the hours ol ten aud four o'clock
on said day, The following real estate, 10
wit; A tract OI land is UNiOn Township
on the waters Of the Ohio river, Begins
ming ats box elder, black walnut and
white thorn; thence north, 63 degresss
west, 80 poles TO 3 SugRalrse on The
south side Of hill; thence north, 45 de-
erees west, % poles and 4 links to 50
gartree on The margin Of a hill; thence
north, 6s degrees west, 10 poles and IL
links 10 q black walnut; thence north, IS
degrees west, SS poles and 10 links to an
iron wood; lhence north, 90 degrees
vest, 35 poles and 10 linksto 4 hickory
in Woods line, north, 4 degrees east |,
with said line A poles and 10 links TO &
white walnut; thence north, 5 degrees
east, 10 poles 10 hickory, corner TO
Ppngburn; thence south, 43 degrees
east, S3 p0les and 2 links 70 q Whits val.
NUT thence SOulh, SO degrees east, As
poles 10 two suRartrees aud hickory:
hence north, 81 degrees cast 10 poles 10
10 iron wood, beech and ash; thence
loFlh, so degrees eest, 84 pOlOs 10 an
ISh thence south, =, dsGrses esst, lS7
,Oles and 10 links 10 the beginning. ~
TO be sold as The real estate Of VIM
Rogers at The suit ofJ0hu P. Harl. Terms
5'. WIN. SHIELDS, sheriff;
al 't'' B. &, o.
sheriff's Office, January 24lh. 1919. q 2
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s.'7 SHERl FRS SALE
Jesse r, Grant 172#

FL ve. V6nut, ExDOnAS
Elishs q samp. Wiley. ''7''7 Ys's'
nY virtue OF Z 8 writ OF vepditioni ex !.
ponas 10 me directed BY The c6urlof
common Pleas Of Brown county Ohid. 4
will offer foF sale, At che front door 0fthS
court house in Georgetown, on. Sa urdsy
the y 2Slh day of February ls4S, between
y and 2 o'clock on said day, the follow.
lng real estate, TO wit: the south two
tnlEGs' part Of In lot number ten tiOl ID
norm GeoEgelOwn Brown county Ohio.
except four fees Of the south sije 3 X sad Mi
lot, To be s5ld as the real estsfh ~
Elisha and samuel Wiley Al the anti ~
Jesse r. Grant TERMS cash 'U y
'''psao WIN. SHIELDS. sh'G no. a.,
Sheriff. OfiOe, January 24th, lsis. i
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SHERIFEiS SALE.

Eanklin G. Shaw Brown Common
vs.. Pleas,
Samuel J. Mohaay VeSdi. Expo.
DVyirtue Of writ Of venditioni erponas to
DnS directed by the court of common pleas
Of Brown county Ohio, | will OfEer for sale. at
the front door Of tho court house in Georgetown
90 Satn'day the IIth day Of February Isa3,bs.
tween the hours Of 10 aud o'clock Oh said day
the following real estate, to Wit: Out lot No.
J In ths town Of Ripley, Brown county Ohio.
10 be sold as the property of Samuel MshGfy
II the suit Of Franklin g. Shaw. EI7'
Terms cash. 't'4 l''.3a@
,'.9s = WIN, SHIELDS, Shift D. co.
ShariG'S |tiisO, January 10Th, IS43.
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SHERlFF'S SALEs. o. s8
Archibald Lggstt Brown common

vs. - q IN PIea6s IN 4
Jssso Haflsn. Vsndi. Expoaas, a /.
DY virtue ofawrit of conditions erponas o.
Ome directed by the court Of common pIsRs
Of Brown county Ohio, | will offer for saIe, tt
the front door Of the court house in GeOReioWni
on Saturday the lIth day of February ISA3, bOs
tween the hours Of 10 and4 o'clock on said day
the following real estate, to wit: The undi+
vided ons-tbifd part ofG certain tract cr parcel
Of land lying and being in Ghe town of Ripley
Ohio, being forty. two,feet six inches in front
on water street, by ninety back, Of, the upper
side of in lot iNsaid Town Of Ripley No. Rr-'
To be sold as the real estate Of Jesse Harlan
at the suit Of Archibald Liggett. a@53H
Terms cash. ------,------- ----
WIN SHIELDS, Sh'f B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office, Japnary lOth., 1888.
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ar law,

Will practice Law Rtha several Courts
OF the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
Of 9! the Public Square in g GsOrgelGyps Brow
County, Ohio. "a. - ',' '...
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

UanleI rOHet brown com I.
vS. Ieas.
William S6ayseresn g. vsndiliOni
Sarah Shsysgreen. ExPopas.
BY virtue Of writ Of yenditioni Expo.
nas to me directed BY ths Court of com.
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county,
Ohio, will Offer for sale at the front door
ol the court house in Georgetown, on
Saturday the 25ih day Of February, 1S43,
between the hours often and four O'clock
on said day, the following real estate, to
wit; The undivided seventh Pvat Of all
that certain Piecsspr parcel Of land, lex
cept one acre fUFa. church on which the
corner stone is laid,t front line Of said
acre be in the centre Ofihe county road,
il being the same lot that is decided 10 the
RI Rev. Bishop Purcell, January 10th,
1898 situated IN Brown county, Olio,
and on The East fork OF the Little Miami,
bounded and described as follows, viz;-
Beginning al The corner Of CIaypools,
HuII's, ,Carringten's and Perkins surveys
in the Anderson state road; from thence
north, S24 degrees east, 100 poles 10 two
hickories and oak; thence south, II de,
groes west, l0li poles TO q hickory and
beech; thence south, S2l degrees west,
100 poles to a lynn, white walnut and
black walnut In Perkins line; thence
west, So poles 10 the centre Of the East
fork aforesaid; thence up said East fork
with i,G meanderings, north, 80 degrees
east, 10 poles, thence north, 10 degrees
east, IS poles; thence north, 2G4 degrees
east, A poles; thence north 4 poles;
thence south, 81! degrees east, 80 poles
10 The centre of the county road; thence
north 1 I poles 10 the beginning, including
and containing lOl acres in CarringtOp's
and 25 acres and 81 poles ia Perkins
survey, be The same more or less. To
be sold as the properly Of VIM. Sbays.
green aud Sarah ShaysgreOn 10 the above
case. Terms cash. aa-ta 900
VIM. SHILED's, sheriff r. c. q.
shsviG's Office, lapuary, 24th, ls4S.
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!SgERlFF.s SALE 2

SHERiFF1s ga AIRl3bh
JcfssRh, Smith Cle@Snt BSEN. CON-
Samuel Hair. Fl. fa! OF 10. q :
TNYEiftus ofi writ Of ri. ta.et ,le. q.
hio me directed BY the court Of com.
mod pleas Of CiermOnt county, Ohio, j
will Offer for sale at tho front deO' Of the
court house ii Georgetown, on Saturday
The 25ih day Of February lS43, IhstOllOw.
ing rssI estate, 10 wit: A tract Of lsAd on,
the east fork ofthe Little Miami river;
Beginning At Sugarlree and white wal.
nut bush corner on the creek 10 BsDia.
min Temples survey No 966, Of which
this is part thence with the lower line
Of said survey south, rs degrees east, 800
poles 10 three bseches, thence north, 25
degrses.e .etst, ,l62 pol6s'te beech; thence
north, 70 degrees west, 100 poles 10 q
hickory and box elder on the bank Of said
creek; thence down the same and bind
ing thereon to the beginning. Contain
ing two hundred and sixty three acres,
nDye or less. To be sold as the real co.
tate ofSamuel Hair at the suit Of Joseph
Smith. Terms css'i. '1e .. S'as 70
20 VIM. SIIlEL DS, sh'GfB. c. ..
sheriff's Office January 24Ih, Is43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

OssTh6 Tippecanos Josr.cT ,l..,
e.. I i.gs!sa u Eillbs sha grsnl eIty ,oSs of,Ss
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sHERIFF's SALE. 9@!Je
Palmer, Middleton & Co. Brown COM
vs.. pleas.
Harvey Palmer. Yendi. EXP.

BY virtue Of writ Of vspditiOni sxpor
mas 10 me directed by The Court Of COM.
mon pleas Of Brown county. Ohio, ] viii
offer for sale, at the front door Of The
cOult house in Georgetown, on Saturday
tho Ilth day of February ls4S, betWeeR
The hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day
the following real estate, to wit: in LOT
numser Two hundred and twepyI No 220)3
in the town Of Ripley, Brown county
Ohio, Tobe sold as the properly Of d.
fendsnt in The above case. II, '
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'F B. G. o.
Sherif'' 8 Office, Jan. 10, lS4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

LiSE-Lifeis i an opium, II exoites us
: Iittls = tiI.t, and than leaves Us sleepy,
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DOCTOR sHERMAN,s

and Fourth, CiReinngti, Ohio.
Sherman's Cough LozengeG,
Are the safest, most sure and effsetual remedy
for Coughs, Colds. Consumpt0ns, Whoopjng
Cough, Asthma, Tightnsss Of the Lungs Of
Chest, SC. &c. The proprietor haa n evor known
an instance where they did not give perfect sat.
isfactiOn. Several thousand boxes have been
sold within The last year, restoring to health
psrsons in AlmoAt every stage Of consumption,
and those laboring under Ihe most distressing
colds aud coughs. They do not cheek and dry
up The cough, but render ;it easy, promote exc
pectoratiOn, allay the tickling or irritation, and
remove the proximAt9sOr exciting cause. %,
The Rev. DR.. Eastmond, Of New York, gave
a few to a lady, friead Of his, who had been
given up by her physician and friends as in the
last stage ofcohsnmption. The 6st Lozenge
gave her eonSiderabls relief, 50 that she was en-
eouragedto psIsevere in their use; and through
the blessings Of God they restored her topsIfsct
health. .''''
Mr.. G. T. Matthews. 8 Caroline ST., suffered
a year with a hard, tight cough, pain il the side,
splitting of blood, and all the usual symptoms Of
consumption. The Lozenges relieved him i'm
mediately,and in a few weeks restored him to
poIfect health. He says they are the greatest
cough medicine in the world. ... r..
Over 1900 persons have given THAR names
within the last year as . reference ofthe won.
defful virtues Of these Cough LozengeS. They
cure all recent cases in a few hours, seldom re-
quring more than ono day to entirely eradicate
the most DISTRESSING ones. t-f. a-- --
Asupply Of these valuable Cough CGpdies Just
received BY D. ]. Stewart, GEORGETOWN, -
Murphy, Ridgeway &C0., Ripley. n
01rPFieeOaly rs Cents per Box go
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sflERiFF'S SAER.-
James Fleming fBsoGh ssmmoh
W. 9sovPkassyrI
Joseph Fulton. vendi. sxDoaas.

,, James Fleming { seBsOWh commoh
vs. ovPIsisgFq
? Joseph Fulton. vsndi. srDoes..
RY virtue of witt Of oeMiitioSlI0Y.
PoRGsiO me directed By lie SStGlSSsss,, g
common pleas Of Brown county Oh,C,oI 4
will offer for sale, at the front door ol {
.llIe court house ii Geoigetowh, on So.
uTdaY the llth day Of February lS4a,bSD ii
tween Ihe hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock "a
said day, the following real es,ateilAil
that tract oflapd on Red Oak, 10 Wit:
at a beech, ,coffeenut & bickO. &
ny, Corner 10 Abraham Shepherd g. Rob-
ertEVan''s land, thence north, 30 WeSE
ia poles to an irOhwOod, ash thd mul.
berry, thence south, 81 west, so poles 70
stone in the line Ofihe land OfiLabOu
Bramble; thence south, 90 essr,l2l polbs
10 buckeyes; thence north, 81 tasI, so
poles 10 the beginning. Containing si1
acres l rocd and 81 poles. To be- sold
as the property OF defendant IL the above
ease. Terms cash. itGsH soas0
/. WIN. SHIELDS Sh'ff; 800.
Sheriff's Office Junuary 10TH, 1S4$. 2
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BROWN sgPRENE COURT,
M'E ylPs'E } p,,.,.,,

"'"SsSs'y s.er.r.t
The-dslsaaaRt, W Wintsrn. will tSke notice
that said Mary, o. Ihs 5th Of lDsesrnber 1912,
iel in tae ofies Of the Clerk Of The Supreme
cOurl Of buoFn county 0hiO. her petition pray
ing for divorce from said Washington, on ac-
count q his wilful absence frSn her for more
than three years. and for other causes; all Of
which are distinctly set forth ia said petition
and at the next term Of said Court to bs holden
at GeoTsstoyn ~ sad eounty, for the year 843,
she will move said court 10 decree accordingly.
MARY WINTERS.
TH. p HAMga, for pstitioper
Decembef 5th, I842
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Tho following are the amounts lOane
in each fihe several townships.

Ampunt Of interest on $4SS57 "a AZ Z
per ceVJs s0re IL, Ip9Nlhs. .Sl7D3 10
Amount Of interest due aud eas
mot paid, Ns = 009 81
AI@qgRtt of loan nesip sm,,. 21l2. "A
Amount Qf. loan nov II, ilAda1 s.sr
sln0nt, &C.. aav .r.sT g 1900 90
The expenses incurred in the manage.
lpent Of said, fund are as follows. 1Sh
Amount paid d. r. Palmer, Coz printing
( repOr, S5 90
Amt pa NOAb EDls Fund, Com. r. 90
Amt PdJ J6hn 81 Bssslsy. .laaiC Jon. .l9 OOI
Amst pa Devid g. DevUrs, P'dl 49,,
(sanfeoiu .6reWo' saiit3s i55ia' 10 tAoI
Amount psia Dasi4bG. DsyoTs,, Z. $50 's'.',
Attotneylsifaes,, als9 Ts 600
gta5:, gs ssf,. q = g $50 OOi
Annnsl income, $l74s IOI
E Moan ! ELLIS, I Re& CeRaiss
DAErps g lEvaRE Hropa ,cOgHty
January 2lNs ,G4Sa ssae yo@
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Blank Deeds, a ! 4.

Ger 'sliss slissl! lsAAss sf!isg 3 ills psAasEsti
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G wv. Z I'M VI !. I

Augusta KY, June 10Th. .lsAa.
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IT, This is somewhat remarkable. IL shows ds-
position not merely attack The pet Of the nation
bot TO cripple the nation itself. The increase Ia
opposed by Mr.. Adams. avowedly on the ground
that {" II looks TO war with Great Britain" aud
that as war is al least a possible event, this
Home Squadron is meant to provide for H." II
appears to US that the whole increase OF the Navy,
for the last thirty years, has looked 10 war
with Great Britain. that being the Power with
which we have always been most likely TO have
a maritime contest and IL is most exlraordi-
nary reason 10 urge for opposing any increase
now, that war is al least possible event"
II has generally been supposed that the best
mode OF avoiding war is TO be prepared far IL;
but the nation is now TO be crippled IN It's de-
fences and exposed 10 insult lest the Executive
should undertake, with Home Squadron al
his command, TO wage war on his own account
without the consent of Congress.
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From the NJ o. Commercial Bulletin.
FROM TEXAS.

BY the steamship Ner York, Capt. WmoHr,
we have Galveston papers 10 Saturday last,
and late dates from the interior
The Cirihidn states that vessels, passengers
and merchandise, TO respectable extent, have
entered that port recently. The vessels, car
goes and emigration, it adds, are mainly from
Europe; The trade and intercourse Of the coun
try with transatlantic nations are augmenling
while its commerce with the United States is
decreasing. The brig Ferdinand, recently al
that port from Bremen, brought upwards of fifty
German agriculluralists intending TO settle in
the country.
Gen. ASsoN JOINS has been taken up by the
Administration party, generally for the mex,
Presidency. For Vice President, on the same
tick t, Hon. r. l.. ANDERSON is SPOKEN of,
There is no news Of the assembling of Con
gress, which was to have met in Washington
on the 4th inst. In consequence of the higl
waters and bad state Of the roads, it was doubt
ed whether quorom would be present.
The principal topics of discussion in the pres.
are the British and Mexican intrgues, well un
ders,ood TO be al work there and the proposed
incorporation of the country into this Conied
eracy.
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ARRIVAL or the U. ). BRIG TRUx lisie,s'
REMAINs OF COMMODORE PORTER.

We learn, BY a sip from The Office II the Norfolk
Herald, that The United States brig Truxton Lieut.
Commanding GEoEGr f. UrsHuR, arrived at that
port Oh Thursday, The Truxton had passage Of
iory zone days from Gibraltar. She touched at Mahon
GA her way down from C1nstan nope, aud left at for
mer, November 10, the United States ship Delaware
Commodore MoRRIs, and the United States sloop Of.
war Fairfield, Commander DowNRo. The Del,.
ware expected TO sail for the United States probably
on The 1t OF January, about which time the lrigdo
Cumberland, Capt. SarH was looked for.
The Truxton has on board the remain, OF Coo,,,,.
dore PORTER originally destined for internen, near
Philadelphia but in consequence OF the earne,, A..
sire OF his family (now at Con,tantnope) that they
should be inferred at Washington, Lieut. UpsurR E,,
thought II most advisable 10 put into Norfolk and
await the further orders Of the Navy Department
The officers and crew of the Truxton have al rs.
turned IN her, and are in excellent health.
The U. ). brig boxer, Lieut. Cong. Bulbs. sail.
ed from Norfolk On Wednesday for Boston.
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AN INTERESTING CERENONy

he KEY. MIR. Ninton, rector Of st Paulis cLur,f
administered the sacrament Of baptism by immcf.ioa.
IN the Rev. Mr. Hagues church. in Federal street
on Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was imprt,.
sye, and from lis novelty attracted large con
ton. The Episcopal Church admits either INNER
sion or sprlnkng, at the option of the candidate
though The iormer Is rarely used The candidate ON
this occasion, desiring il the scrptura mode tlo
baptstry OF Mr. Hague rendered for the ppr
pose, and II was delightful 10 see clergymen OF J.,
widely different views Of church discipline and ord
nation, nterchansing Christian and gentlemanl Of
hces in such friendly and liberal relations
Mr.. linton first read the baptsmal service fror,
the Book OF Common Prayer, and performed the ri,,
IN all respects as is customary in the church in
the exception OF going down into the water with and
lmmersing the candidate. This was followed by The,
Key Mr. Hague administering the same ordinance
IN the form customary in his church The candidate,
were both young ladies' and the utmost respect and
solemn interest were manifested by the audience
composed Of large numbers OF the respective con
gregations With q cordial and delicate politeness
The members of Mr. iIagues society, at the sugees.
ton OF Deacon Lincoln, fell back from the vicinity
OF the pulpit, to give place 10 their ,sters from 81
Paul's.
The whole scene was gratifying and the contrast
between the deep solemnty of the church form and
the pure simplicity Of the kindred service evidently
gave TO the ceremony nteres, II had rarel, mpre.
sed upon the minds of the respective follower, OF
each mode of faith.-Bosfon Post
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NATURE THE BEST GUIDE

When The celebrated Smeaton pondered within
himself concerning the possibility of constructing
building on the Eddystone rock which nigh, resist
the tremendous violence Of conlending seas, which
had swept away the previous erectons of Winstaney
and Rudyerd, and left not a stone emainng-sea,
which dash at least two hundred feet above the
rock, and the sound Of whose dealenng surges re-.
sembe the continuous Of thunder his thoughts in.
voluntarily turned towards the oak. He considered its
large swelling base, which becomes reduced to one
third, occasionally 10 onehaf Of lis original dimen.
sions, by gradual and upward tapering of the liy
ing shaft, 'and it appeared to him that building
might be erected on the model Of the oak that would
be- fully able TO resist the action of external violence
Thus thinking, he projected the light house of Eddy
stone which soon proved, amid the tremendous fury
Of contendng elements, that he had not erred in TAX
ing nature for his guide.-Robots' Ruins of Oh
Trees.