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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
SHERJFF.S SALE.

Samuel A. BOwen1 Blown com. Pleas.
vs.. Vendi' with Fl. ia.
VIM. Blanchard. ct le. IA. clause.
10y virtue Of a writ of Fl. IA. ct le. IA.
- 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 9th day Of September lS4S, between
ten and 4 o'clock On said day, the fol-
lowing real estate to wit: All that tract
or parcel Of land lying and being in the
county Of Brown and State Of Ohio aud
bounded and described as follows:-Be-
ginning at a stone the lower corner 10
James Collins and in the township Road
leading from said Collins house TO Me-
.Cague's mill, and within tho bounds of
the corporation Of the town of Ripley;
thence north, 81 degrees west, 8 poles
to stone; thence south, SO degrees
west, poles TO stone, thence south,
IS degrees east, 9 poles 10 a stone in
said township road aRd in The line ofthe
survey Of laAd Of which this is a part,
thence north, 81 degrees east, poles
and six feet to the beginning: containing
IS square poles, be the same more or
less; with the exception Of the privil-
ege Of road through the same where
the road nOH passes from J. s. Beasley's
TO Ripley, which is particularly reserved
in the deed.
ALSO, another tract or parcel of land
part OF James Poage's survey No. AIS Of
1000 acres. Beginning on Red oak street
in the tOwnof Ripley on the eastern
side Of said street and at The place where
a line running with the north side ofsecS
ond street will cross Red oak street,
thence running with the direction OF sec.
Ond street about eight feel to the begin
ming corner ofa tract Of land sold BY
the Sheriff of Brown county to George
w. King, thence north rs degrees east,
with the line ofsaid tract sold TO G. w.
King sixty poles 10 stone on The bank
Of Red oak creek, south 80 degrees east,
II poles 10 stone, on the bank Of said
creek, thence down the creek, west 90
poles 10 a stake, thence south, 8 degrees
west, 25 poles to stake; thence south.
Sc degre es A. west, 20 poles aud Is
links to the beginning corner Of said
tract sold by said Sheriff Of Brown coun-
" to g. w. King; thence south, so east,
10 the centre Of red oak creek; thence
up the creek in its centre with lis mes
anders until where the course Of Rad
oak street will strike the creek; thence
with RedOak street about 81 poles to The
Beginning: containing acres. To
be sold as the real estate OF Wm. Blan.
chard at the suit of Samuel A. Bowen.
Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS shif. ,, o. 0.
} SheriiF's Office, Aug. eth Is4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Mathew & WIN, Campbell
John McGrepov, Jr


John McGregOV, j.. le.fs.
RY virtue Of a writOf Fl. fa. ct. le "a
10 me direcie d BY The court Of com.
mon Pleas of Brown county Ohio, l will
offer for sale at the, front door of the
court house 10 Georgetown. on Saturday
the 9th day Of September lS43, between
10 and o'clock on said day, the follow.
ing tract or parcel Ofland, containing fif..
ly acres, more or less, lying and being
in the county of Brown aud the State Of
Ohio, being part of an entry origin ally
made in tho name Of Robert Mack byI
No. 4SS4, on the head waters Of Eagle
creek and Brush creek and bounded as
fellows TO wit; Beginning at the north
vest corner Of Charles MOFganis survey
No. 1880, being . hickory, elm and sas-
safras; thence west one hundred and
sixty two poles, crossing the State road
at 60 poles, 10 q white oak, red oak and |
maple; thence south 40 4.lO poles to
stake; thence east, l69 poles 10 a stake
in MoEgan's line; thence north, 40 4-1O
poles with said Morgan's line to, the bee
,inniDg. To be sold as thereal estate
# John McGregoF,Jr. al the suit q HAT
hew & WIN. Campbell. Terms cash.
VIM SHIELDS, sherif, B. Q. o.
SherifCs Office, August Stb, l64S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
THE STANDARD.
GEoRsETowN. AUGUST ), ls4s.
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.

The democrats Of Brown county, Ohio,
will please to meet At their several Plac-
% Of holding township elections on Sat-
urday the 18th Of August next, and aP-
rOint three delegates 10 attend the dis>
Irict convention at Fayetteville on Fri
day the 18th Of August. A full rePre>
ssnta tiOn from each township is partIcu
htIy requested, as business Of much I'm
pOrtance both to Congressional and Leg
sIative districts will be transacted.
Each township will alsO' at the same
time, please to appoint three delegates 10
attend the county convention at GEORGE
town, on Saturday the 26th of August to
nominate candidates for Brown county,
I'D. WHITE,
JOHN ALLEN. Democratic
THOs. PICKEREL, ! Central
JOSEPH DUGIN, Committee.
WM. X. BURT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
sHERIFF'S SALE.
OHUANIE y
David DevOre ct. al.


VIM. Morrow.
10y virtue Of a writ Of venditioni ex
ponas and q writ Of II. 70. ct 10. fa
to me directed by the court Of common
Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, I will Offer
for sale at the front door Of the court
house in Georgetown on Saturday the
9th day Of September lS4S, between ten
and A O'Clock OD said day, the following
parcel Of land, lying on the waleTD Of the
west fork Of straight creek, Brown cOun>
ty Ohio, bounded as follows to wit: Be-
ginning at large whheOak and nOrthi
westerly corner te BeUjimin Wells tract
Of land OF i3A acres part Of survey No.
$3.50: 1851 ,9562, thence with his line
south, so degrees west, 246 poles cross.
ing the fork to an elm, hickory and ma
pie, north west corner to Wells tract +,
thence north 10 degrees west, 70 poles
TO q beech and maple, south west corner
to Euoch Laycocks tract of l54 a.
cres part of said survey No. $3.50 95S 1
and 95S2; thence with Lsycocks line
north, 80 east, 246 poles crossing the
fork to two bseches and hicko-y south
east corner to Laycock, thence south
10 degrees east, 79 poles to tho be.
ginning, containing 1919 and one
half acres, be the same more or lest, be
ing part ofthe survey No. $3.50 1851
and 95s2, of fifteen hundred acres, which
said survey was patented to Cadwalader
Wallace, October 18th 1918. To bO
sold as the real estate Of Wm. Morrow
at the suits of David Devore and Sam.
nsl Pangbur1, valued at SO per acre.--
Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff. D. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, August 9Th, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

The Cow AND THE Pee--The laws Oi
Rhode Island humanely provide that nei'
ther pig nor a COW shall be iakenO OK
ecuton, in case where the debtor has bul
one. When the Law was first proposed,
thread that the attaching officer should in
oil cases "leave one pig and one cow;'
but il was suggested that IL the officer
was compelled TO leave apig and COW
with every writ. The debtor would have
quite the advantage, and people who bad
neither COWS or pigs, would get them<
selves sued on speculation. So il was
recommended that the constable should
only leave the pig and COW 10 cases
where be found them. A creditor in the
town Of BurillVille, had often cast most
longing eye over his neighbours pig pen,
where q fine fal hog just ready for the
butchers knife, was luxuriating in bis
daily increasing pOnderosity. The cred
itor held an execution which the hog
would just satisfy, but the law forbade
him to take the ODly pig; In this diem
ms be went to the debtor, and with pre-
tended commiseratiOn ioF his poVeriY,Of.
fered him ona Of a litter Of fine pigs with
which his own pen had lately been re-
plehished. The debtor with much grali-
lude, accepted the generous offer; the
pig was sent over to him, and then he
had two; the law was no longer in the
way, and the fathog went TO satisfy the
execution. ts@ aa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
From the Columbian New Hevonl RegiSto r
WHAT WE CONTEND FOR.


No National Bank-no assumption
no dIslribution-nO protective tariff, fa
vOrng the few, but feecing the many
no one sided bankrupt law, to cover the
Crafty, rob the honest, and privilege the
pluEder of swindling Corporations---tOr
the Independent Tressury-fOr the spe'
Gle standard in all government dealings
for a revenue tHuff adopted to the
wants of the economical administration
and give incidental protection 70 Amir
can industry, whether in the factory, the
workshop, the field, or upon The ocean
for sallors' lights, farmers rights, me-
chanic's rights WOrkingmen'S rights,
merchants rights, ss well a. the rights
Of factory PrOPrietors.
Never was The democracy more thor.
Oughly united In the great principles for
which we COntend-never did those prin.
CiPles carry with them larger majority
Of the American peOple-aDd never was
the sentiment more universal to sustain
those candidates Cor President and Vice
President, whom the delegated democ-
racy Of the nation shall select, than at
the present time. 1t is not contest for
men that engages US men are compara-
lively Of secondary consequence, but
principle is every thing. Several candid
ates have been named, subjectte the SO.
lection of the National Convention; but
they are all Of the same faith, and will in
Aexibly adhere to the same principles,-l
Whichever OF them may be President,
Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. Calhoun, or either
Of the other eminent democrats named,
will conduct his administration in no
other than the democratic path. 1t is
also gratifying fact, which every sIec.
ton demonstrates, that there are vast
numbers who yielded to the hard cider
leluge in 1910, but whose ''sober second
houghl" has determined them hereafter
% 90 with the democratic mass, They
Ire anxious for 1914 10 arrive, that they
nay atone for the errors Of l640. The
Vhigs, though discounted and OVerthrown,
ViIl make one more desperate rally
they not only war upon our principles,
ut their leaders are at heart hostile TO
ur free institutions, aud have no conf
sncs in the masses for self government.
n the last campaign, their effort was to
ender popular elections ridiculous, and
un down the republican form. They
Ioped TO do it by the free use Of money,
AIKEN from the banking cOVpoFatiOns-by
'Pipe.layinR"-and universal drunken
lebaucb, to which their log cabins were
perverted. They relied then on corpO>
ate wealth, and il has failed them; they
will rely now on foreign wealth, under
The prOmiSes Of assumptiOn-but II, too,
will fail them. The eyes Of thousands
who once believed their professions, are
now open 10 the startling frauds and i'm
moral appliances with which the wings
men operated. The undeceived will be
foremost IN scOuTging those who cheat.
ed, and attempted to corrupt them then;
and no matter who may be The candidate
ofihe wings, or who Of the demoerats
no one who sees the signs Of the times
can doubt that the formet are destined
10 defeat more thorough and Overwhel.
ming than any they ever yet have
had
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

We crave the indulg ence Of our sub
scribers while we occupy SO much OF our
paper with advertisements. In two weeks
we will have room to give them more
news and miscellaneous reading matter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
sHERIFF's SALE.
Samuel May
s vs..
James &BeDjaminSId-

..s...- well. .,zss,-4ss.
10y virtue Of . writ Of Fl. "a. OF le "a,
DtO 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 9th day Of September, ls4S, between
10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the follow.
ing real estate, to wit: Beginning on the
Ohio river and bounded by the said Ohio
river on The south, on the west BY the
lands Of Richard Mitchell, on the north
by the lands of Vachel H, Masterson, /,
on The east by the lands OfJOseph Lew
is, supposed TO contain thirty eight acres,
be the same more or less, il being I'll g
same tract which was conveyed to Isaac
Foster byIgnstius S.Mitchsll aneWife by
deed bearing date 3rd May, 1888, which
deed is Of Record in the Office of the
Recorder Of Brown county, Ohio, where
the land lies, to which deed reference ia
here made, fora more particular descrip'
ton of the property here by conveyed
To be sold as the real estate Of James
Sidwell, at the suit OF Samuel May q
gainst James and Benjamin Sidwell.-
Valued al 81 per acre. Terms cash.
VIM. SH tELDS Shff., B. G.. o.
Sheriff'S Office, August 9Th, ls4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

To my COnstitHentS.
The period is approaching to nominate
candidates for the October election: ]
embrace this opportunity 10 inform you
that am not candidate for re- election;
and 10 present TO you my thanks
for the renewed declarations Of your con
6dence towards me.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
DAVID CRAWFORD
Recorders Office, Georgetown Brown
county Ohio, August 7th, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

STATE ELEcTIONs.-The election in
Tennessee was held on Thurday last,
and during the first part of this week
elections take place in Kentucky, Indi'
ana, IlliOnOiS, Alabama, North Carolina
and Mississippi.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

A WHIG FALLAcY ExPLoDED. The
doctrine Of the Wing party in 1910, was,
that there was not then in Michigan
more than one sixth part Of the eircu.
latiOn which was essentially necessary
for the local business operations Of the
State Nov, says the Detroit Free
Press, how eifectually has experience
exploded this whig fallacy. The local
currency OF Michigan is not now half SO
large as il was when the whig Govern
or com municated this sentiment to the
Legislature, and, still, we have all the
currency that sis necessary for the local
business operations Of The STATE This
il shown BY the fact that the surplus
productions ofour industry we're never
greater in proportion 10 population, than
now, and that they are sent to market
as aOOn aS one is open. The truth is, the
Western States will always be the most
industrious, most productive, most pros
porous, and most happy, when they have
no more currency than they eau buy with
their surplus productions. Ear.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

NrThe Democratic voters Of Pleasant
township are requested to meet at the
court house in this town on Saturday
next, at 2 o'clock P. M. TO appoint dele
yates to the district aud county conven,
tiOns.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

Nh. WEBSTER A CANDIDATE FoR THE
PREsIDENCY.-Ths Boston E'ening Bul,
letin will hereafter advocate the claims
of Daniel Webster to the Presidency.--
Mr.. Alonzo A. Reed has become an as
SOCiatein the editorial de psrtmen: Of
that paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

John Quincy Adams has accepted an
invitation to deliver an Grafton on the oc-
cusion OrIayihg the corner stone Of the
Observatory in Cincinnati in November
next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
THE MOB.

account Of The affair.
THE MOB.
We have stated generally the causes
Of the origin OF the mot, 20 fMOnday night
Such seems in brief, the history of the aE
iair.
Mr. Scanlan brought negro girl 10
our city, who was induced to run away
from him. He Immediately published a
card on the subject That was followed
by anolhsr--a meeting was called on
Monday afternoon IA good deal of exc
citement prevailing in The morniDg) TO
consider the subject.
That meeting met at the Fifth Street
Market House, at 5 o'clock, near whore
Burnet resides. Mr.. Seaman addressed
II three times. DR.. Allen, Judge Walk.
er, the Mayor, and Mr.. Brough, spoke,
urging the people 10 maintain the law,
and preserve order.
The meeting dispersed about 7 o.
clock.
AZ dark,a large crowd collected in
tEont and rear Of BurnsL's house on the
north side Of Fifth st., opposite the mar
ket house, and q few boys began 10 nell.
his Windows with stones, Some row-
dies Of course soon joined them, The
Mayor with the WatChnen was prom,.
" on the spot, and arrested several Of
the TiBRleadeEs, while attempting 10
break down the door Of BuTnets store,
witR 4 meat bench from the market
house. They were Immediately escort
cd to the Watch House; (and such al
could not give bail, we're the next morn
ing committed for trial
During the DAY, yesterday there wal
quite Z large number Of Boys and Loaf
ers hanging about the scene, and amOs-
ing themselves BY Pelting the store
With rotisu eggs and OecaSiODIy brick.
bats.
The windows 10 the two upper stories
are broken in, and the shutters Of the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert GilliIand Vendi. ExpOnas,

Jesse Harlan. a.
10y virtue Ofa writ Of venditiOni en-
- pOSGs, to me directed BY the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the CouutyIof
Brown, State ofOhio; Twill slsr for sals, ct fhs
front door Of the Court House, In Georgetown, on
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day, shs fol-
loving real estate, to wit In lot in the town Of
Ripley, in said county known on the re-
cord Plat Of said town bVsils number one
hundred and sixty, (No. 1907 To Do
sold as the real estate Of Jesse HarIsn
n the suit of Robert GiIliIand, Tertag
cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, SHE b co.
SheTiR's Office, August 9Th, l643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

The federal central committee OF this
county publish in the Ripley Telegraph
a call for a convention Oftheir party to
be held at RuSselville on The 3lst inst.
TO nom mate candidates for State and
county officers" The call is very mod
estIy addressed "tO the democratic rcpub
icGn whigs Of BrotOn c'~"'y." This is
an old trick of the federalists, and they
are entirely welcome to all the democrat
ic crepublicanS who will be induced bv
such shallow arts to aid them in their Q T.
forts to create United States Bank, q
high tariff, a national debt, a strong gov :
crnment, irresponsible banking, and 70
faslen upon this country all the other
old fedora measures tending to make
our government as much as possible like
that Of England. They are welcome, we
say, to all the democratic republicans
who are willing to aid them in such ef-
forts.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

rBANkEOkTS Decs i, 1OUO.
SIR:-Ihave no design, nor have l ta-
ken any measure, 10 promote dissOlu.
ton Of the Union, or a separation Of any
one or more Of the States from the resi-
due. have neither published a line on
this subject, nor has any one through my
agency OF with my knowledge. have
no design TO lnterneddle with the gov
eminent, or to disturb the tranquility Of
the United States, or of it's territories OF
any part IF them. 4 have neither issued
nor signed nor promised a commission
to any person for any purpose. | do not
own musket nor bayOnet nor any sin
gle. article of military stores, nor does a.
ny person for me by authority or with my
knowledge,
My views have been fully explained
to, and approved by several principal
officers of the government, and, ! believe,
are we'll understood by the administra.
ton and soea by it with Complacency-
they are such as every man of honor
and every good citizen must approve.
Considering the high station you new
gil 10 our National Councils, I have
thought these explanations proper, as
well to counteraCt the chimerical tai es
which malevOlent persons have SO indus
lriOusly circulated, as to satisfy you THAI
YOU HAVE NOT EsPoUsED THE CAUSE of a
man in any way unGrisndly to the laws,
the government, or the interests OF his
country.
Respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

HsNRH CLAY AND ARoN BURR,-The
follawing letter is taken from Column'a
N. Y. Herald, Of March 2lst, 1907. 1t
presents Harry of the West in rather an
awkward light, as esPousing The cause Of
Aron Burr. We give it. however, rath
er as historical curiosity, which may
serve to call to mind the events 10 which
it alludes. .. ....
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

AN EACIT1NG SCENE AT CAPE CoD.-
On Tuesday week. about noon, school
of blsck fsh, which had entered Baru-
stable hasbor, were Crcumvented and
attacked by the inhabitants in about
twelve boats, manned BY about sixty
men, armed with scylhes, pitch forks, ak
ss, some old lances ,ons bay onel fastened
10 pole, sc. The attack continued
until P. M, wheu ninety.five black fish
were killed. Three others, being the
remnant Of the school, escaped. The
result was very gratifying, the fish beng
expected to average barrel Of oil each,
worth about 40 cents per gallon. The
sPOrtsmen are represented TO have striV-
en- manfully with the huge animals, fight
ing in soma instances with the sheath.
knives, and at auch close quarters that
their garments were bespriDkled with
blood,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

Mon IN CINCINNATI '-ApOther riot on
account of the escape of slave, ,'accur-
red in Cincinnati on Monday Of last
week. The Gazette gives the following
account of the affair.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

Upwards Of 10000 pounds Of Copper
have been shipped from the Mineral Re-
giOn Of Wisconsin during the past year.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08
RespeclluIIY,

Your Obedient servant,
. A. BURR,
The Hon. Henry CLAY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-08

The windows 10 the two upper stories
are broken in, and the shutters Of the