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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
BOO SHOES
N s:S / g . sss 9 3

SIGN or THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- A ) TODD. has Just receiged q large md
ccmpl, assortment OF Ihe following Goods, " hlc
are Of the best quality, end Viii he sold low fpr
cash NJ his BOOT. = OF AND BONNET HOUSE
GENTLENiENS' BOOTS AND SHOES
Fns Call Cud AlyrCCu Boots sswcd, r;Iy made.
do 90 10 pump sole
Sin: Calf and Thick B.,r-.
&c irr.uer,-' Guo rplfsrI N.rrcro shpcs "l DO,
latest style v-.--Brddlcs Unions. Drawings. Web.
S.ers. Cali aud Mnruccu Dancing Pumrs. Tavern
SLIPS. nud wafer prpri over shoes; also, Kip and
Thr.. Biugars cot 90 kruds.
LADIES. SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black 'o'd UuI brauznd nd Srrcrs Of
dfcreu, krud>. Village Lace. Paus Tr-. Br,hins.
JctI,r.uu Tc- i1e strap and Gee Hd, Seal. Murorcu
and Can walking shoes, White und buCa Nd ard
SATIN SHIPPER. black oHd cold SILK md Lasting
Gui,,rs. wur,r proof fur Irucd over -hor..
MISSES 4 CULDRENS SHOES
Fine rlrg mode I'D auI MurHrcp lpIrrz. KID
SelI and Calf walking Shoes. Morocco nud Cali
Lace Boot b'lrs nud c1.'d kI Br,kiu. black au1
ruI EIlDra Cia..lrs. EiI, Cali aud Morocco Aua.g
Tee
HITS. CAPS AND EONNETS.
I Fior puu aud WIyo P.usrure B-j Bruncls
. English auI American Straw DO. Cyrrc-s. Willow
arI Lawn d.. Gruucucu- Fine LsGHuH. singh,
/ aud double hr.m SuGmcr Hats. purauuu Pamam.
ur O-rsas Hlt. Boys and Chddr,n-' Loghor,
1ud iaim Leaf Hats "i c,ery 7auoty.
/ LEATHER.
/ Spanish. Country SrIc krp and Urrcr Leather
/ Golf kI. Coat Binding auJ Lining Sssrs OF rh
. best quality Also rr.ly respectable spr.ukIc o
/ DRUGS AND MEDICINES just cob ai h
siauolrhc BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, s,uu
Eud Of Market sluaie. nay -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
GRAW Z RALLENHENG.


tCESF 40 HFLLi.N inform tue ciIlZtus Of " nee
Z INK. utu lheIT re.d- "a ScLcrfl, that they
gre ~ y receiving ut tRC.rStuTg, on tEt north asi
CDrnrr Of hiaIu sire I aud Market alley ihtrscC-
Uud s.pI.v of - large IJd sp CUCld assortment of
SlIln. add sun uer - Dp1~ ParS- us before IL
chasn invited ~ call aud anime iAaIr siutk
an tnry VII find still greater Triucdnu M ihc
prise. Of Dry Goods. Their stock C)Uslsts Ia
ulrt ~ an. tyiinWIu- GcsTJ Ole aIUcC-3
"a uu. dyed Br rud clrJns OlCNcIy c0!Jr aui qua
Itty from 81, tu - pr NUru. \ good assortment
az superior lanCy taSSlWeTcs TOR SumIurF wear.
Premium Cdssjucts Had JcaRS-ioT - cents ana
upwards, of all co'Jrs auI qualities. Super oT
London CaslmtTeits. ENlTa wide plain aud rb-
he'd tia!uhrdJus. \ sdpcTO arlI,le Of tilanCusr.
la for summer wear. a iIr-e ass rrrneut 1f ~
~ 20 .%d Cation siuiis for pans. superior Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon ClClIS' PdrIsIcnue stvle
OF BrlZlTcnes, Lawns houShue de Lanes Chdi.
leys. StNs, plaza, striped, Chenc ANA eros. bar
red MaleuuI. Coos g. e Rhine, Gro de MAY. aud
Puuit dc Sue. PLAIN aud f5urci, black and blue
b,aCN BOuIbaZiues Scars and MauullHs. 4 hue
zassJrIme q OF CTayaU aud Starts iur Ladies
AIJus IN De Lalns, Black FIl!ei, MohGlr add silk
SIaWl-. JJvOurti, AlU!!, CdmuTIC, b. and zee
AluSltuz. 4 re assortment OF I.fsie Lace Ed
giuSs. Scotch, FarisIpu aEd MoacHesttr Gug
hams. UH1rrlI1s ami pa-asJls vcIy cheap A
large stock 81 Palm Tia =. Aus.u,Jo Bars. a
Together with thirty Thousand Yards OF Muslin
MeI chants val fad as much 10 their adyaut7g
u cgltGnd eNaI.s n their stock, and they will be
convinced that ia " can purchase heir goods o.
a. Eastern prices.
bon'' forget 10 coll al the Great western.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
ST. OND ARRIVAL Oh
NEW GOOBs

OllNSION BEnEYlllLL a. co. at NpI8I
80 N1ln si'eclhase received D., and are n.,, uYru.
iug re- large stock ul spring aud sunucr s,,I+ l.,rr
Euau any yet offered 90 tn,s market. DOR st.,k ID.
Eow large, emHa'ins almost every uuiclc co..
suaIiy krpi BOO Dry Guud-' surc.. A'sp F., conceal
assortment oft llpUsrs Fufs aui Trmmfurs. Counts.
.Fgu8..s ThrpIds B-usbcs and sruIugsILs Conn.
fry merchants luJ be public generally are frsrrrr.
folly invited Go ca aud oylmiuo lOr tbcmscIyrs.
Drr prirrs rIr4of fail 10 Please may I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
ElASTS.

N~ONE of your ruusb stuff. but thc pure Pev.u
~ mon wood. just received by q $ TODD. al
rHe s,au OBJ thc BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. from
IBe East. 70 splendid resentment Guuuereus'. Ladies'.
Misses Boys ODD CHrdreu- pcrimw0u LASTS
Al.o.,sry superior BODr TREES. tD be snid ior
Cash 90 El..-ru prices also 70 general a-sHrmeur
ul GadJue-. Leather of of amds. Boots. Shoes oud
Mrduuc, sc. Call OF uo s1ulu cnI Dl Marc0
SqulIo Jel2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

IN CT ANCFRN fHu Circuit Superior court
OF Law arH Gnau,rTg Tor Ohio county
Benz amin 4 Thistle, Complainant.
J8hr ~. Lure Samu,. 'Nrthau. Isaiah I.uaans,
Friend Cuy:nu >amut. Trevor John W Mes
srat aud Caleb Trevor. uIrfurrs under the firm
uTTf..gr N..a.ns Is co. auI Richard Uardea.
o.. late anrrH U. Ohio county. Archibald Paul.
Andrew Trm#s.. a.d CrHrErT p1uI. partners
under fre 900 Ii Pau.It Dempsey g. PuuiI, aud
Ggsfavus C.-Ig.
dsflnHIufg
PIr4.aut fufrr decree made BOZ rn.- cause 1u
the Irf. Uag of June I-Is. -..a|I Uu Monday e.
1gfr dow ufJuIg l.ff. auH thereafter ly God. Juru-
.u,ufs from time fI time as shall Na necessary 900
the u1ire,l Nnsars jacob 81 EIffHgg. .n Vince.
ling. Va nro..sd rY s.fI. uu account OF fHH debts
. doe fu tHo ul1uuEH. HUa auyai Ia- -..Tra 1HIs.
Ia ALLEGED ru .le B|.. and ..H.a fu be- charged
..r.4 rI. real estate ru fIs 1UI mentioned. with
. rrr several amounts thereof. rH whom due and
. Yy.rra a. f.rurI.r.I which '.rE T. gnrf.aI fO 1g
.4.#. with any other hens uu sait real estate
. rr.rr order md priority, aud anything dscmrd
pertinent by uEs. igrr ..,grr9.,y required bv The
rr.as. 90. %. FlIINTGH Master C0lu'r.
I4-r g. IUts.l fHr Con .... SEQ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
PANAMA HATS.

PANAMA HATS
81 . ECIIVED 20 NrCNILAN'S tUis day. O luf
b u ul PANAMA HATS vH.yl vii be sold
cheap for CASH. az I79 MDu ST. je2l
CIUIDREN'S BLACK AND DRAB CASsL
- MERE HATS. .peudd article received
ibis duv. 80 AICALLAAI5. lI5 Muu ST.
i"2l
LASTS! LASTSu LASTS!W
l~H renewed ut rHc sign of the BIG REQ
- BOOT direct lr1m New THrk. l3D r1rf- Is.s
of diereuf hruis Md r'thr 0usf Fashionable sly le
which will Jo sold ut prrIedr'uura prices
Iuua SANlI MrrLNIIEN.
4 WTIFICIAL LOWERS.-Ju.rr ,ceiy
"A gG 90 MARSHES. que of r.o mp-l hsaugHu
selection ol FLOWERS anI NGEATUS eyrt
offered ru .hu rnH'.r, r1 which obey particularly
ryi.e The attention of Iio IArlES m4y 80
/ DOTASH.-A lcH casks Potash. lrrf receive,
and fog sale By J y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
ALLMAN < MAXW ELI.

VAOl 70 TesIecIin'Iy inform no customers
the public -euurrl.y. that they have received from
the eas', aud have uJyy opened Of the old stand
formerly uccuu eI by T. Pollock a. 90. 80 10.
corner of Main and Tuion Streets. "a lHrge and
well selected stock OtBDDF5 s. SHOES, con-
-Isluz 90 u3Il a- follows.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
" ~ d :. n. JfHENON.
WHOLESALE a RETAIL DEALERS Is HATS
AND CAPS

WHOLESALE y RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS
WcsiSi3e Of Main street, Wheeling, "a.
TTAEE on hand aud are constantly mauuilcJur.
ing general assortment Ui superior Or and
Silk hats. . hey have received che latest spring
fashions from Ngs \ urN and are now prepared
o., supply Co order all sizes aud qualities 1u Oh e
.g..g syuI or past style, gs may suit customers,
B'ars AID Drap bcay lr aud Castor, Plain
While Russia AM NL.t Hats.
They also keep uuH ord au assortment oil plain
am. fancy mems a.u nuEs tar ami cloth caps,
all ofvhIch they og,r ODD lutIr customers and l.e
public ON he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end d.s,-
ers pr'm.ly h'at-'M '.' % u. ''''Ih..' tFh'-
heretofore reserved they solicit share 81 pub
be- ua'rouaas which they are determined To- dee
serve uv prompt attention, persona, application
. 10 business and cheap aud favor. bic rates.
mar Icy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
NO. !GI
MANJ.FACVJR+e q
WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
NEj SNMMES q JAMES ~ .r.E...
w respectfully D.. 'orn the public 90 NV
h"Ne entered ~" C"pariersbip m q rarus7cl.r-a
~ ini"w Glass ~ iho Glass Facrry TO- sDulh
""ee'lfg where they viii always keep ur hard,
stock 81 GiHgs Of all sizes whirn ihrv :, III sell l.,
["e' al tie i'Hes pIi~rs. Orders .IGr.ssed p,
"e'n WI he Promptly fitted viIh an article wa.
ra"ed 10 be equal In any Cylinder Chs, 7,,rp.
''"''''e' o.. o." NV.sra-r = .,p'r. H. - ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
BOOTS

- ton R1um,
rases line Buts which vc vail sell '1u Iu
close BEENTLl>GEr g. suALLrHOss
Usy 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
MEsl ERIN INSURANCE CoMPANI

NNIIINI WTTU.
81 HIS company being now duly or-a nizrd -
PREPARED To make Insurance on every dts-
crltplou o! Fire I d Marine Risks, such A. dwell
ing Houses, Sore II ouses &c WIKI their con.
tents. Also, : cam Boats, Fiat Boats pnd Ke-l
Boa Sc WIN thtl! caTECCs. 10 q cd ( ON any Tor
on z Ono and NIssIs-IPPI rivers. or their tTIh
utIry streams. App IcaiIJn + Insurance o b,
ngd de fgr the pre- sent at the Office oftLe VIII 81
ing ia wings lls l-tutinn
au r mccoy. Sec'.y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

sADDLEBY, UAEDW ARF.-The subscribers
.,.,.y rrrfaa 4 TrrnrH -f.rrgr Ir.,rs ana gr-rf.
Bits of rynrg description Also. every SIZE auI
end of EuI.C buckles, Roller buckles. JHuar-
Hrt, silver aud Grass Haruess mounting Red
FruEa three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush.
Seating Skins. Cotton and Worsted WcH. Strain.
.4a dp. &C.. SC. which snail b1 sold tr ygrg re-.
F.arrI nr.se- tJr cash. -uHH'ers will r.a7s ErEu
.sH,sH OFT IS GREER
.. o. Eu $50 Main So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
INSURANCE..

, iSKS VIII be taken y tie FIRE < MARINE
= e INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
"a he Unrest rates on
hu'd'ns, pfa.i kinds, ST ne, brick or " OGDEN
ahd TIER contents:
SieawpoH - factories; mills, sc.
FuTUilUIe:
Aud merchandise ofall kinL5
And aratustail dangers ate ndiug the trans
2orlauon of goods 90 rivers, lakes, seas. canals
m railroads.
r tie Character Of the company ! : To pro mp
Nude aEG lIheTaIIy IN the Q Ums;meut aud pa %
Wcnt nt losses we De. leave refer % the Utr-
chants e this place ard elsewhere VINO have had
The aulu~ii nent 4 CLAIMS upon us. uuC4
DF"r n vain 81. r.LANB Soy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
DIR Y-GOOD :.
%. Arrival.

EXIRAO ORDINARY DESPATCH BY TIE
GREAT WESTERN.
IMPORTANT NEWS rOTIEPUBLlC. THE
Gt.Nr WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE a.
q MAST r,IE NURLD FOR BARGAINS.
tc IEAPaN AID STILL CHEAPER, rIAS rIE CHEAT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
wuIIAU III. Al,NASI,

So SpECT Fully Informs the ,irizcrs &C
III Nhr"hng nd the ~uhlIc IN general thai rs
continue To carry IN The BOOT aud SFOE NJ
o the BIZ LEATHER BOOT Main sirssr,
wheeling; VIII. re he - prepared 70 cNecH'f al
orders in his I e ~ the ntgits' and bee. -IylF.
and furI .es ~ suIl the times II SSNU.- also {
T. svc 10 render is graz efui thauks e. las old
friends and TONERS for pas !avors, AMI suil-
cIts continuance Of their IHtrJHaSe. be ~
fgrn .-h CASH customers with bJOis and : hoes
at the following reduced brlcr,:
BOOTS Bet make 80 - and :. warranted
g. equal 600 vltGtss and durability, any HrtIc e Of
the hind that cav he had 10 ihe CITY at " heri'ng
SHOL All kinds of mons shu,s Wa de -
ori,.r ~ rr,crs rsuo,uL from s. tu 3. On bpl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
CHEAP ES'T DRY GOODS IN
CREi iIDN.
NY SD 3JPPs,N or SPRtSG GOODS.
ALENNNnEN nENMAN.

.orrtN rErEu. n"r ca,'r ~ HE,r. ~ sfIIlNo
rIH cuE,r.sr DRY G.oOs ~ gVE WESTERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

ALT.NNNDIN TTF.N MAN,
BIAS jas received and y daily receiving by
y The East Lines TIL ~ st splendid assert
ui-rj OF Dry Goods ever HIsa 10 tac Tutiir.
which Will he spd, wholesale or retail, a. Tow. o.
rr urIce 'h1I any other store 40 tile Nys.uiu
GGUutry. Toe fp'lnwmS comprises portion oi
- = splendid s'oCs of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

"a w HEISKELL. hts received and l. now
q =. opening at the Garner ui Uuipn aul- Mar
S:'rci, oppu>IIe 5 jun West corner Ol The MARKET
HOBS "a trae ,u.,5iy Of
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11
~ PATTL,s CLOCK, LONDON.


A wrirsr in the Hartford Courant thus
describes the clock works in the tower oil
the Cathedral
The pendu lum is IA feet long, and the
weight at the end is one cwt. the dlals
on the outside are regulated by smaller
enc within; the length of the mlnute
hand ON the exterior dials is 8 feet, and
the wright Of each IS pounds; the length
ofthe hour hands is 5 feet 3 inches, and
the weight A pounds each; the d'aIs
are ie feet 10 inches, and the longih OF
the hour fingers two feet Two and hall
inches. ,
The fine toned bell which strikes hour
" is clearly disiinguishable from every
other bell in the metropolis, and has
been heard at the distance OF twenty
miles. II is about ten feet in diamsier
and it is said to weigh four and hnIl
tons. This bell is tOlled on the death OF
any member of the royal family or the
Lord Mayor, Bishop Of London, or dean
ofihe Cathedral.
The whole expense of building the h,,
Cathedral was about smillion and hall
pound s,erling--in the United States cur,
rency about six and two thirds millions oil
dollars.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11

nENTAL oPERATIoNS.--Drs. SHITn 4
DKNowLToN are daily ussing new remedy,
which po'itivelycures the Tooth Ache in a few
moments, and also efEectually destroys the nerve
in few hours, without pain, after which uy
process peculiar TO themselves, the teeth may be
plugged and rendered use full fora number of wears
No charge will be made unless entirely success
ful.
They ara also enabled to destroy the nsrves
In front toeth, and insert artificial substit,,tes
OitltoWt Gnypdin iOhGtever.
Teeth, discOlored by decay, will be restored
aud preserved by filling. Single teeth, teeth In
sections aud whole sets will be inserted, war.
ranted not to change in form or color, and 70
answer many olths purposes Ofths natural or.
gans.
The following gentlemen having had the rem.
edy applied, may be referred to:
Prof. II. SAITH, Of Marietta, Col. R. @,
MIToHELL, A. M. SEARLE, J. D. TAYLOR, Ed.
itor of the Daily Times, and DR., c c EDDY.
- Their Office is on the northwest corner
Of Fourth and Walnut.
N. B.--Persons suffering with the tooth-achs
will receive attention at any hour Of the day OF
lighto
n5-ons Of the above named Esntlsmsa
I'll visit GsOEgatGwa oass g SRtbs ayys.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11
ApIGHTEous VERDICT.

The Public Ledger states that Ver>
dict was rendered in the Supreme Court
on Friday. in favor Of the I'd African
Presbyterian Congregation Of PhlladelPhla
for $3.50, TO be paid out OF the County
Treasury for damages done 10 the prop
erty Ofthe congregation during the riots
in August last. This is just. While the
country taxes the persons and property
Of its inhabitants, il should protect them
in the enjoyment of their liberty ana
possessions; and is bound TO endemniiy
them for Outrages committed through III
neglect or weakness. =,
Stephen Smith, colored man, mas
likewise recovered from the county 81
the same court, the sum Of $4724 oo'oI
the destruction, during the same rot, 0.
"Smith's Beneficial Hall" MAJOR FfsSl
of The Germantown Telegraph, truly
Observes that the people WI soon get Ut
cd Of uphclding riots at such cost:
Pottsuile Emporium.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11
sherman's Worm Lozenges,

DROVED in more than 400,0 900 cases to be
infalIable; the only certain worm-destroy.
ing medicine ever discovered. Many diseases
arise from worms and occasion long and intense
suffering and even de ath, without their ever be
jug suspected grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are dOctored for vari-
ouS complaints, without any benAAt; when one
dose Of these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs.-Pain in the joints or
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose,
grinding of the teeth during sleep, and at times
paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks (;
bleeding at the nose, guawing at the stomach,
flashes of heat over the surface Of the bcdy,
slight chills or shiveIings, headache, drowSi
ness, vertigo, toIpor, disturbed dreams, sudden
stating in sleep with fright and screaming; (;
sometimesa troublesome cough, feverishness,
thirst, pallid hue, fits, bad taste in the mouth,
difficult breathing, pain in the stomach and
bowels, fatigue, nausea, squeanshness, vOra.
cious appetite, leanness, blOr ted stomach or
limbs, gripping, shooting pains in vRIious parts
of the body, a sense of sometime rising in
the throat, itching Of tile anus towards night,
frequent desire to pass something from the
bowels, and sometimes discharges of slime and
mucus. ...
DR.. Galen Hunter, 1903 Sixth Av., knew a
child that was cured of fits by these Lozenges
after three years suffering,and when nothing else
would give the least relief. He has used them
| in his practice for the last two years in sew
A boy on board of one Of the Havre Packet was
cured Ofhts ny only one dose of them.
PSice only 25 cents per box,
These valuable Worm Candies just received
by D. ]. Stewart, Georgetown. Murphy, Ridge
| wav, & Co. Ripley,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11

large dog attacked the
wagon Of market man in Albany, aieW
days ago, and seizing upon coil Of sau'
sages, which were lying tsmPtinglyIn one
corner, began tearing them to Peices, aP-
parently with great fury. "Why, ne'gh'
bor," said friend standing by, "what on
earth's the matter with that critter, that
he tackles them sassengers with sich
wrathH' "Well, I'm surs | don't know"
replied the astonished pedlar, "unlesss ii
is because they are made Of dog that
he had fight with yesterday"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11

CoUsINs.-There is nothing like cou-
sin, it is the sweetest relation in human
nsturs.-There is no excitement in low
ing your sister, and counting lady IN
tho face of strange family requires the
nerve of martyr; but your dear familiar
cousin, with her provoking maidenly re,
serve and her bewitching freedoms and
the romping frolicks, and stolen tender
ness over the skein Of silk she will gel
tangled and then long rides which no
body talks about, and The long letters OIL
which nobody pays the postage-no'there
is nothing like cOusin--n young gay
beautiful witch Of a cousin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-11
Brown Common Pleas.
WiNiam Marvln y. l. c........ 49,. !.

W, -
John MctnlIp, ,Dias Power, William F. lem
ing &t.liz0 his wife, j ohnsOn Power, JohnPow-
er, Hugh PoHef s. FlaaGis Power, Leonard
Marvin, David Mcdowell 4 Melinda his
wife and James Marvin +"
The BIZ states, that on the Sd of May 1882,
james Power was the owner by legal title of
lot No. l10 in Aberdeen il said county, and
sold tito John McCalla & gave him q title bond
theF FOR, binding himself and heirs 10 convey
the same BY deed, on paymentof the purchase
money;-that The purchase money. has been
paid; that on the 26th of February 1888 said
MeCalla sold said lot 10 Complies. father, VIM.
Marvin, now decd; that his co-heirs have con-
veytd their interes, therein to complainnt-so
that he is the equitable owner Of said lot; that
James Po' er has departed this life, and the
legal title thereof has descended to his heirs,
who are in part minors, and the Others refuEe to
convey the Bill prays deeiee for title, from
ali parties in interest.
And it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court at the October Term 1912, that Diasl Ow-
or, VIM. +. LemiDg and Eliza his wife and
Leonard Marvin are not residents 0fths. State
Of Ohio-it is thereUpon ordered, that they be
appear here at the next term.of this Court. to
be holden at Georgetown Brown County Ohio,
on tho day Of ls43, and plead, an.
taken as confessed and the matter thereof de-
creed accordingly. II is further ordered, that
otice Of the pendency ofths suit be published
in the Democratic .Stundard, newspaper OF
general circulation in said county, for six weeks
prior totae ne4tTerm; 10 which time thiTcausS
ATTEST, JOHN II. BLAIR, CLERK, S.c.r.
tn. L. HAMER, Sol'r. for CompRt. -
January, 18th. l843.
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Book Ink 40 do
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; The probability, or possibility, that ths
democratic party may not unite in the
most perfect harmony on their Presldeh'
Iial candidate Tor lS44, is cause Of great
trial and tribulatiOn to the coons. They
are troubled for fear the friends Of Mess's
Van Buren,, Calhoun, COss, Buchanan
dc. will not be able to harmonze, but
viii 90 into the .battla under different
Ieaders-and got fiOgged, we suppose by
the coOner.. Don't concern yourselves
about our affairs, gentlemen, while your
Own require all your attention and skill
don't make yourselves unhappy on our
account We shall doubtless carry gune
enough for you. We think we could tell
you wi.hmuch certainty whe the demo,
cratic candidate will be, but perhaps 1t
is not bes. that you should know too
much, lest it give you the headache ai-