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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
PIANO FORTE WaRE-UOUsE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
tHE subscriber IL constantly receiving the celebrated
nufacury Of Nunns Clark New Yo.k elegant arr, piair
Piano Forcs, possessing impos ements, and
nufacture
large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musica
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned hire and exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music ever offered for sale In This
State may be selected FROM STORE of subscriber
enabled TO sell at The Philadelphia New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 cell again be furnished upon bette
terms than they can find eisew here In the State
P. H. TAYLOR.
Jan Picno For,e Music stor, ov,oate he Ba.ks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

any one OF the candidates who may be selected by
the National Conventon and whoever may receive the
nomination, shall receive our cordial support"
This is certainly in the sight spirit By no other
expcc, To restore harmony to the party,
OF to succeed in eecting any candidate that may be
| communicable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

BEAT TINS VINO CAS.-Mr. Samuel Williams II
Bedford sheared sheep one year old, and cent the
fleece to me TO be weighed. weighed it in my scales
and, without the flag ends, it weighed eight and hal
pounds. r
fLunchbuTp Pspublirau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
POETRY
/E+rm The Bay State Democrat.

% A. r,eetior recently held Alabama, Col LahmanousKy
of nearly eighty years tall r ana erect arose anu M
40 hn enc,cet in two hundred battles had fourteen "oun
ms body aud suffered tJom the parcihs droueI ana ne
The Egyptian descs, 10 such degree Is 10 ne Obliged w.
blood rom MS qu-nch his thirst; he had nor
ie trials Russian campaign, had lived upon mouse e'n
long ne had endured win othss; all inc ierto' OF na a
isaster, 10 the Province OF Cod he attributed ms ~
crya,on and health The fact, that he had never as'
ardent spirits in his whole HE. "
Gray veteran-o'er thy sturdy frame
! marx lie stirring battle signs;
And many deed of honored fame
Ia pictured ia their derpened lines.
Two hundred fields haze dared the 6runt
Of charging hosts aud fierce melee;
And clustering betray the front
OF conflicts q AK aud bloody day.
That manly form; view again
The Old Republics stormy day;
The Alpine re :, The sunny PLAIN,
Red with the price Uf many Hay
lear the Halans battle cry,
The fiery ianCcT'S Changing tread;
the rttcring eagles ny
Above siaush,er's countless dead.
And DER old E,yp,'s sandy plains
Ambition still 10 conquest guides;
And Galia's glory CLEANS and wanes
Around The stately Pyramids,
The red Siyoccos Scorching b.eath
Rivals III. Mamcluke'S ready spear,
And burning thirst and lingering death
COvet the fell destroyer near.
Marengo'. thunder roll bath borne
It's dc 70 toned music thine ear;
And Wasram's steel way hath worn
To breathe word oi bastard fear:
Smolensko's SHOWS and Moscow's lame,
And Beresina's bloody tide;
Unm-et conquerors name
Undying in the veterans pride.
Around thee in the tide Of war
Hath swept the pijrochs widest WALL
Aud mingled " nh the shriii hnrTah,
The slogan like the mastering gale,
Hath cheered he hayone;'s qnicke. step,
or marked the charge IN stern array;
While sword and sabre, gli>tcnEs, leap
10 revcl IN the Coming ifa:.
look upon thy staiwar frame,
And hurried my vision roll,
The charging shock, the fire and storm,
And Steiner battles Of the son-
The frsicred thrust the crushing bruise
May tel, tn conflicts dre,t hour,
Rut w0rther pride the soul endueS,
Victorious Ger the ;enper's power.
No proudel wreath entwues thy name,
Or tells thy glorious need of praise,
No trophies the fields 81! fame
More ptized than wsdom's pleasant ways;
Undimnied and finn, thy reverend years
still bear the fruits Of earlier ace,
Thy brow. gree ner al.ei wears,
Than hea!ihs uuvaiaeG heritage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
Correspondence of "TAe Ne,os."
FoRr KIse, East FLoRIpA, May %, 1e

Gentlemen We were much surprised last evening
by the arrival Silver Springs of the Rev. Mr. Hal
day who had ascended the Ocka waha in four-oared
booa from its mouth He reports having met with but
few difficulties in his way and states, that four feet Of
water can be obtained in The present unparalleled
low stage Of The river The only distractions he mel
with were logs, which may be easily removed at little
expense but few of them being mbedded in the che
mel. He is of the oPinion that il would pay any mer
chant here TO remove them, in the saving he would
make in the land transportation Of his goods in one
year You WILL therefore, perceive that, should the
appropriation Of $40 000 made by Congress- p:evnns
to the commencement of The indian war, be applied,
az intended, 10 clearing GU, the river, We may
have the pleasure of seeing steamboats, plying Oh
this noble stream, carrying off The products of our fer
lille region.
| went in company with party OF gentlemen from
South Carolina, few days since, exploring
petition from the Silver Spring, and found i'm.
mense depth Of water in the channel, from the head of
the Spring to the mouth of Silver river, and OBJ
s,ruccns in the way, and thence ascended the Ocke
waha several miles, and found from to fifteen fee
water in the channel. The Silver Spring 10 noble
basin, apabe Of floating lis broad bosom small
feet Of steamboats, with $50 feet depth of water, and
bold shore-yet, SO mpid are It's waters, that the
smallest object may be at the Immense depth, as
distinctly though it within three feet of the
surface. This basin mnst evidently become the grand
depot for the produce of all the surrounding country
Mr.. Provost, the United States Surveyor, arrived
here also last night with his party, having nearly
pleed his surveys, and reports having met with large
bodies Of exceedingly fertile lands in the of his
surveys, some of which he considers equa in richness
to the faramed Mississippi bottoms. He Stales, that
there are now more than fifty settlements within
ten miles OF this place. and that the tide OF emigration
is rolling rapidly in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

The Boston Mercantile Journal says, it has recently
been animated in various quarters that Mr. Upshnr
VIII soon be transferred TO The State Department, and
oayio hensnaw OF Massachusetts, be appointed 10 sue.
coed him in the Navy Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

IN CHANcERY-vlsc.sr.-At Circuit Superior Court n
Law and Chaneer for SUSSEX county, held at the Court
Matthew A. Thomas and Celia D. Thomas.hs wife,
Thomas sedse Executor of Augustine sledee
Miles c. sedse, William p s!edse and Elizabeth p Hartley
This dny this cause came on 10 be further heard on G
formerly read the report Of IT, Mason made IN pe
term s4 and was argued by consideration
Of tie ajudge and order that unless Matthew 1
dap Of the of the Circuit Superior Of Law anS
chance be held for the county Of Sussex The Ct
October term 1882 for The delivery Of the
@ " ns Es sa snT and ana nsy a
expenses due, and which be incurred fc the ma
divide the said slaves among those entitled in to
further ordered that this decree be published ia the RICHMOND
| Enquirer for -four weeks.
A copy-Teste, L. LANIER, c. c.
June9 9-w4w.
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hanover County Ccurl, Aa,
Charles P Goodan and Charles w Dabney, Trustees G, n.
creditors of William L. White, Plain,,S." we
Nicholas Riddle and William L White Defendants.
Ihs day came the plaintiff, By Attorney and flied ,
bill and appearing 10 the Court BY satisfactory evidence @
the defendant Nicholas Bidde inhabanr of ,h @
mo on III: motion Of he plaintiffs, Orrrrd TIA,
day OF July Term and The palnris ,d ~, ms,
nas copy Of inns order be forthwith inserted the Enrer
newspaper published IN The city Of Richmond for ,.o T"n'
successfully, and thar another copy posted al the @
copy-Teste, Wi. o WINSTON, D. Che
In the United States cou:t for Tie Eastern District II Virginia
April - 1913:
he matter OF Bankruptcy of John Clendening the city Of
Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District:
The said John ClendeEng who has dec-ccd Bapkrun
by is Cont having filed petition praying d,rurp
II Is Ordered that notice thereof be published newsp,n
printed IN The city Of Richmond seventy days before H.
25h day OF July next when bearing will be- the ,a
petition, Al The United States Court Room, Ri h.
mond and all creditors who have proved their h
persons IN interest," may appear the said time place
show cause If any they have, why the prayer the said n
toner should not be granted. ~
A Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON CLERK
Mays la0-wiia
IN Rules held IN cI,tk, NJ
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan-,
Louisa county, Monday June the 9Th, 1913: = 80
David ~ Jones and Thomas NJ. Jones' merchants and
trading in the city of Richmond, and Daniel Perkins ~
against Plaintiffs:
The said defendants, George w. Duke and Lewis puk ~
having entered their appearance and given security acco
law and the of this Court aud appearing from
evidence, that they not inhabitants Stale ON no
Of the Plaintiffs, by the Counsel. Ordered That tr s
George w Duke and Lewis Duke do appear before the Jrds ~
the said Court, the Court house, DAY OF the .
regular of the said Court, tie psut NJ, L
paper published In the city of Richmond months scc
svey and posted al The front door Of the OF m
county some Court day.
a Copy-Tes;e, JOHN HUNTER. c. C.
June 10 U--wswt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

Drugs ded.einfs, Chemicals, Dye S,ags Paints, Os,
parn,sh, Hndo'o Glass, &c, &C.
GhYNoR < ifELL, door above the Bell Tavern have
- lately received fresh supply OF the articles Also
large sortaen Of FAMILY aud PATENT MEDICINES FAN
CY ARTICLES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c, &C., TO which they
would respectfully call the attention Merchants
fore elsewhere hey offer great
Inducements TO those who PROMPT PAY or PURCHASE
For CASH. AnyiI5 lIo-wtf
x,JILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ArroRrrI At Law g.eInond "a
Oheefor the present with Dr. Richie Main street.
the Banks. Psb %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

EMOYEDto the opposite side OF the street. and facing the
II franklin Hotel, John Earleys Old Sand, South eide o
Man, Sd house from Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity thanking the prc m
avors received the last six II design nj fret
TO establish ourselves through the but do IL
tsIacton 10 all who call which consider far reia
bile TO any other basis and of winch glad has
been almost universal.
IL IS design pursue the this time, and fr
the future. All goods sold by tina, DO please quail
W it, COLOR make fashion, otherwise, be returned ard
tie money feiundedproyided the shall have been
worn We have at this time rs large stock lager than
any in the State in our line of business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing and
anime for HIMSELF and prices low
than any other In the CITY, shall he much dresed
We have Cloth Coats SID: while making
and trimming the customer furnishing the cloth and pants -
that sold for Sl4 and Vests Shirts Drawers fIandkcrc
Cravats Stacks snspenders Socks Gloves and Collars
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept c
ier Of which determined sell low .of ca-; au
the public TO call aud whether they buy not
IJ- .7a Goods earrdnted
J. BIANNAE & CO.
Sent. 10, 1912. 3,i-wly'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

ONE PRICE ONLY.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have now re-
cevsd opened and arranged very large and complete
soTtment Of sc;soaable
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS
which favorable terms, generally from
Tt hands, and viii be sold unusually low prices for cash. and
on our general terms punc;ua! customers.
Ii the close and attention each OF the partners with
the assistance OF efficient sssnen, will mes il, solicit the
confidence continuation Of the very liberal patronage OF the
friends of the Garland Randolph and the public
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., Sycamore street:
Petersburg, Aprli Hl-wu
Il EMovAL.-IoHN C. WAYT, DENTIST, has removed his
office TO Rank corner above the Banks Main stree,
Deane, h. d. z. H. Carmichael H. d. Robt w. Haxall H.
Thomas Nelson H. d. Jamcs Bolton, n. d. A. Cunningham
N. D.. Maya 1i9-wlyt
n BBLS Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL, prime ar
~ Gle. For sale by GAYNOR LYELIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

n BBLs. Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL, prime ar
" Gle. For sale by GAYNOR Il LYELI.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
o fiji er Drill.

NHE eommandants of Regiments and Bat
Il tallions, in the Second Brigade, Eighth
Division of Ohio Militia, are hereby notified,
that the Officer Muster, for said Brigade, for
the year ls43, will be held in Georgetown, on
Monday and Tuesday, the 2sth and 29th days
of August next
The Commissioned oficers of said Brigade,
are ordered to assemble at precisely 10 O'Clock,
A. M. on Monday, the 2sth, armed and equip.
ped according to law, for officer drill. Com
mandants of Regiments and Battallions will
communicate this order to their respective COM
mands.
Camp Duty WiA be required
All uniformed Light Companies in I'd Brigade
are respectfully invited to attend
PRESTON w. SELLERS,
Brigadier General.
July 22d, Is43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
sHERFF's SALE.

DY virtue ofa writ Of Fl. "a. ct le. e.
DiO me directed by the court Of com.
mon Pless, Of Brown count, Ohio, ! will
offer for sale at the lTOht door of the
court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the I'd day Of September lS43, 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 State 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. 2940. Begin
ming at two naples, Whiteoak and elm,
in the original line Of said survey.
thence with said line south, SO degrees
east, 3l9 poles crossing the winding fork
Of Clover at 1913 poles TO two Whiteoaks
and ASH the south east corner ofthe sur.
Vey, thence with another original line,
north one east 42S poles TO two large
black oaks the northwest cOrneTOf 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 TO the beginning, containing eight
hundred and fifty three acres and ffty
two poles. Levied on as the real es.
tate Of Alfred Ogden at the suits Of
Felix Coonce. Terms cash. Appraised
at $S per acre.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'ff B. C. o.
Sherif's Office, August lst, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ of venditioni
A exponas to me directed by the court oI
common Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
house of Joseph Brewer in Pike town.
ship, on Saturday the 10Th day Of August
lS43, between 10 and O'Clock on said
day the following property, TO wit: one
sorrel mare. To be sold as the property
Of Isaiah Wells, at the suit Of Thomas E.
MCClain. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS sh'h, B. G.. o.
BY VIM. DowDNEY. Deputy sheriff,
August 9Th, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15

The Citizens of Brown county, who are la
boring under diseases arising from impurities Of
the blood-shollld hever dispair of being brought
to sound state Ofhea ltb until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine ever in
troduced to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities of the blooi.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills will alwayS
prove an easy, safe and Efficient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intermittent.
remitttent & infamatOry fsver.-fever 4 Ague,
laundice, cholera morbus, nauses, liver com
plant, habitu1l costiveness, dyspepsia, dropsy,
apDoplexy' sick head ache, colds coughs, ,consump.
tion, asthma, & all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood.
1t should be remembered, when the thsrmom.
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, that
the process of digestion is performed with Fuch
extreme languor, that our food instead of being
speedily dissolved and converted in to nutTimeut
Tor the body, often becomes actually spoiled, or
Putrhed in the stomach. Hence bad breath,
| disagreeable taste in the mouth, cholic, pairs.
| dysentery, cholera morbus, INFLUENZA, and
other diseases.
Wnghps Indian Vegetable Pills are a certain
cure lor all the above dangerous complaints; be-
cause they cleanse the alimentPry canal from
all those bilious and putrid humors which are
N""SS1 NV OhlJ VI all uIsOIuerS OF the DOW
els but of every malady incident to man,
ihey also aid and improve DIGESTION and purify
the blood, and therefore give health and vigor
TO the whole frame, as we'll as drive pain of
every description from the body.
| II should be remembered, all genuine medi-
cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills tly print
ed OH the sides of the boxes and that if the word
Wrights cannot be found, all is positively
wrong.
0yAGENT for the sale Of the above nam Cd
WrighPs Indian Vegetable Pills, atGeorgetown,
d. STEWART.
July 22d, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
SHERIFE'S SALE.

RY virtue ofa writ of vendi. expo.
Unas, to me directed by the court of
common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, Z,
4 will offer for sale at the house OF Ad.
am Srofe in Green township on the 10,
day of August lS43, between the hours
of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day the fol
lowing property to wit: two, bay mares,
one three year old bay horse, one two
horse Wagon, and three cows. To be
sold as the property Of Adam SrOufe at
The suit of the Fund Commissioners OI
Brown county. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. o.
VIM. DowDNEY, Dept. Sheriff
Sherif's Office, August lat, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
SHERIFF's SALE.
DAVID u. DeYOre
'4 U. Brown com. Pleas.
Mordicai Levi Chancery.
R.F

OaSl0 VI OeYOre
Mofdioai Levi chancory.
u wife
DURSUANT to an order Of the court
Ofcommon Pleas, within and for
Brown county Ohio, made at the Octo-
Der Term lS4l, and revived at the May
term lS43, Of said court, | will offer
for sale at the front door OF the
couIt house, in Georgetown, on Salur.
day the 9th day Of September IS43, be-
tween the hours Of 10 add 4o'clock on
said day, the following real estate, TO
wit: A tract Of land lying and being
in Brown county OHIO, on the Waters
of whiteoak creek, being in Booker's
survey No, ll40 and part in Tren's
survey No. 712 bounded and described
as follows TO wit: Beginning at a stone
on the west side of the old state road,
Campbel's corner in Applegate's line,
thence south 26west, ID poles 10 a
crooked ironwood; thence south, 40
west, with Applegate's line 33 l-3 poles
to a beech; thence west with Apple
gates line l6 poles to Whiteoak creek,
crossing ii in an angling manner making
it IL poles from bank to bank, in all lSl
poles to large beech in A?plegate's
line; thence south, u east, with Rich
ards line, 1877 poles to7a mulberry on
the south side of adrian, corner to the
poor house farm; hence with the line OF
the same north 764 east, S5 poles to a
beech, thence with another line of said
farm south, so east, 81 poles to beech
thence north, so east 32A poles TO a
stone corner to said poor house farm
thence with line of the same east so. Z
poles TO sugartree and stoEe, thence
with line of the same south, | IA east,
4S poles TO a whileoak and two dog
woods Blair's corner; thence with Blair's
line south 81 east Ia poles to'lhe creek
thence up the creek with its meanders
north, 42 l.2 east, 48 poles-north
% l-2 west, 80 poles, north 66 west, Il
poles to lynn and hickory on the south
bank of the creek, thence north, %
west, 65 poles, crossing the creek to {
crook in boundary branch (the little
lynn corner supposed to be washed up,
thence north 23 east, up the branch TO
white walnut, thence north, 23 west, AZ
poles TO the beginniDg-containing u;
acres 3 roods and 5 poles--saving, ex
cepting and reserving oat of the abov
described land, 46 acres 3 roods and
poles, conveyed by Mordicai Levi an
wife to Richard Richards byDeed date'
June 7tb, 1897. Ordered TO be sold a
the property of MOrdica Levi, in the a
bOVe case,
VIM SHIELDS Sh'f. B. CO.
Sherff's Office, August 9Th, lS4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-15
SHERIFF,S SALE,
Boswell and Tucker, for the
use Of John Moore,
vendi. E1.
James PilsOn.

W. Nendis ENs
By virtue of three writs OF vendition oxp0Bas
and zone writ of FL. ia. ct 10. IA,
to me directed by the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, will OdeI
for sale, at the front door OF the CoUrt-house
in Georgetown on Saturday tbs 9th day Of Sep
tembSr IS43, between 10 and o'clock on said
day, the following real estate, to wit: a tract
OF land lying on the west fork of Eagle creek in
said county, bounded as follows: Beginning at
large beech on the bank Of the west fork of
Eagle creek near the mouth Of the little ives
fork of said creek, thence south, 73 degfses
west, ,3Spoles 10 black oak thence north, 40 deg
west, 20 poles to a sycamore, thsGcs north, 10
degrees west, 96 poles to an ash and white wal
nut in branch, thence north, SO degrees east,
50 poles to honey locust, thence north, de-
grees east l6 poles to a buckeye blackberry and
white walnut, thence NORTH, 3S degIees east,
IL poles to two elms, on the bank Of the creek
thence south, 81 degrees east, "a poles to
stake; thence north, 50 degrees east, 2l poles
to two dogwoods and a beech; thence south, Go
degrees east, IS poles to 2 susartrses and
beech; thence south, 27 degrees west, Is poles
to sycamOres and an ironwood on the bank Of
the west fork above the mouth of a hnneh,
thence down the west fork with the meandSrs
theroofto the beginning; containing 60 I'2
acres, part of Philip Sllughtsf's survey No.
559--On which is erected a Touring mill and
other improvements. To be sold as the real
estate of James and John l.. Pilson at the suits
of Boswell and Tucker for the use of John
Moore VS.. James Pilson, Hanks and Niles VS..
James Pilson, Be- njamin Sutton's Executor VS..
James Pilson and Richard Bates vs.. James and
John L. Pilson. Terms cash. Valued at ST.
500.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. C. o.
III 1872