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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-12

brings me 10 the nclHow edgement, before this whoIo
assembly that in all tho various capacities in which
havo known him 10 act, whether ~ ssSocate,
assistant uen2 independently Of me, IN hin own
individual copucty, have ever found not only orc oc
he attest men oih glo,a crcr co-operalrR, Int also
one of The most amiabie AMI gorMy. | have rocaiy-
cd cordal invitation from lrim 10 visit him at his ref
dence' have received ono cqunIy cordial and
kind, from the gentleman who Ia now tho Chief Ma
Citrate Of your Commonwealth, who l;om my own
p0st knowledge ofhm, Gom having served with him
in Congress, and lrom-nll hayc seen or him, I es.
teen and cherish, moi only nm able statesman, bot
one Of thi most charming s'cial companions whose
acquaintance have ever formed.
So also nj Maysyiio, Kentucky, on his passage Up
the river,
Here he WIS addressed on behalf OF tho citizens
Of Moysyic, by Gen, Collins, in brief but eloquent
speech, the topics Of which were chosen with sngu-
pr felicity, md during tho delivery Of which tho
speaker was repeatedly interrupted with spontaneous
bursts orapp'ouso. When Mr. Adnmsroso TO reply.
the multitude hushcd to the porounJcst sileooo
aud attention. ono language or NINE" says tho
correspondent Of the Tribune, scan convey an rdc.
quite idea OF that reply There was no study, no
effort, none Of !ho lnclnied ats OF spccch-making;
"ut 'ne c"'c' upon 'hc uuuleHce WINS solemn ana
thrilling beyond description. When the orator came
to speak Of his official connection with Mr. Clay
when he touched upon his vindcoton Of the charac-
Ter ofthh lluFtrous Ut tho close of his Admins,
lration, in his letter 10 committee OF the citizens of
New icrsry--when he invoked the name Of God he
fore whose judgment seat he expected soon appear,
IN nltcsiing the innocence Of Mr. Clay from
the npualions which his enemies had sought TO cast
upon him. The heart Of every present appeared to
be touched, ard after few moments Of rovcrental
silence, tho entire n.semblago burst forth in the wnru
CT demonstrations Of satisfaction.
CoNwEcrIcUT RIyER CLosEp!-The steamer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-12
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANs nIsrRIcT, "a.
Probate Office, Trasburgh, Dec. /, 1913.
TDROBATE Courts within and for tho district of
Y Orleans viii he holden at the Probate Office Mt
Traqhureh on the PInsr and THIRD "Wednesday of
cech month: and at such other times md placcs
within the Di-tric on application and no,cc a. The
interest OF tho Puh,c may rtgp;r, 1r thc year.
GEO. NYT, fudge. r'.f
saaws II. u. BATES, Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-12
"a CD r. 4 a. ~

5tAME into tho enclosure of the subscriber on tho
~ 10th of October last one specked ycarling
STEER, with a brand on tho left shoulder. Tho
owner is requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take him away. ARNOLD I. TAFT.
Sutton Nov. 10, 1913. 332w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-12

CoNNEcTicUT RIVER CLosEp!--The steamer
Globe, from New York fot Hartford, on saturday
not able to 50 mp Connecticut river beyond Mid
dlctowa. The floating ice abundant and the riv
closing rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
VOL. IaI. NO. ~.

been the sensations of the naughty peer, coud ne
have l,no,,, the extent OF what he would have
deemed his DEGRADATION. Peace to his ashes =
Tho crave has no sympathy with pude, and
worms know not the difference between patrclan
and nlcbeian clay Yesterday | accidentally
saw Mary Chaworth BYrons first and only love.
She was sitting in an open carriage, with her two
little daughters. and appeared TO be IN Ill health.
She is not what painter would term beautiful !;
vet an air of melancholy, heightened by disease
gave a character Of attractive sweetness TO her
features It has been said that she subsequently
iaincntcd having refused his Lordship's hand :;
but this it is believed is error. AT the period
when be first became attached To her. both were
children. She was a little older of the two, and
became a tall girl while he was yet boy, and
grew to forget her Youthful lover. She after
ward gave her hand to Mr.. Musters, a ncighbor-
ing country gentleman, who took her name in or
der to inherit her estates. Hcis very handsome
and agreeable man, fond of company, lavish IN
expense and not at all select in his acquaintance
His Cayctcs have been the source OF her dis
trcsscs ; and to the neglect she experiences from
q man whom she dcvotcdly loves, may doubtless
be attributed her melancholy There is no rea-
son to infer that it was occasioned by any pen
chant for Byron
Dies fnAE.-An old writer. speaking Of tie
Dies Lrae,' d translation Of which we gave lii
our last SAYS that Mozar's immortal requiem.
performed in Germany. is enough TO make the
boldcst listener blanch with terror. Conceive
he says, the thunders of a tremendous organ sh-
crng in that dreadful day to the accompan-
mcnt of two hundred and fifty violins and all the
accessories cf Il German orchestra; conceive the
gradual y-ncrcasing hollow roar Of two Immense
Chinese gonCs, bearing in as 1t were Ills fearful
Majesty; Mcn conceive the awful burst OF a thou
sand voices into the Dies Irac,' amidst the wall
of hundred trumpels; and this is no less than
the work Of one Mozart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
REFINED SUGARS

At THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES:
y1TOOLSEY AND WOOLSEI offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows MANI!
Crushed 49,. do do purchased, ball e cent
Powdered IL do do rer pound additional
The above are packed as follows:
l.oa,es IN boxes OF $40 pounds
rushed in hs Of 2G0 do No Charge for packages
Powdered III briS II 80 do
Apply 10 the NewYcrk Patent Sasg5 REFINERY conner e
South and Montgomery STREETS OK al 81 W tii-stree
y B. Orders OF, oil the city be accompanied by re-
,;,,.ac. iel In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

front and back parior the
ID ond oor with rantrles hstwrrn suitable for geats
m,, and their wives furnished uniamiShs TO let with
board Also few single eentiemea b. accommodated
wit, board and Pheasant Terms moderate Apply a.
x Is L,s, RnuIvly mSl i'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DEMOV AL.-WlLLtAM DOWNES having
IL removed from Cedar (two doors from Wiii@mi
would respectfully inom his customers and the pa'c IN
general that he has purchased asmon1be AMI cheap
sort,neu Of Cloths and NeStinss which VIII %
made up order in the latest fashion equal 10 any IN the CITY
and at reasonable prices.
Gentlemen fn,ng their Cloth invited 10 give h'r'
trial An garments made this establishment variant
ed 10 fit New York, May 2ud. 1913 my3 I'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

BOARD IN observation-disclosures wishing
Board IN pleasant part OF the CITY are requested 10 cali
Broadway between BSad and Beecker-ssre,s Cen
rc-u snd thr Wives be furnished with raIlors having
bedrooms attached few single gcn,emea be hsnd
soncy accommodated Rooms for transient Baaer. Terms
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

CHEAP BOARD at Staten lsland-A few gem
" tsn,.n families bS accommodated with board IN
delightful, part of New BIighscn The spacious AUD
,iry-.s grounds extensive beautiful lnquir imm|
,ry the New Bnshton Nouse, New Brighton. msJ I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DEMOVAL--T b. CLAPP, Dealer in Watches,
II Jewt,y and Fancy Goods has red from IS Nassau
street To 90 )om'Street. -
~ B-A fine French Clock striking the hours and halls
hours with beautiful gil. figures, perfect time-kesper toi
s,ls AZ half IN. iuuort.r's prIc~, mH Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

CROToN WATER.-Manyo OF the takers OF the
CCro,on Water having been under the belief that renewed
aymenn advance would be for six mon's on b coast i
u+ncr of hch they not prepared 10 pay on me >t "l
Nav upon their call she Office the gear ay me
10 b, mad M adcarce been determined Srnd 'r e
t shutting off The water FROM those houses which nave not
ben psid for until the th o.! June inst alter when the no
h.r indulgence can be granted. Those VINO WISH % 4'u
crowd AID delay when they call al tnT oace
will ME ,se at.ed The intermediate days ana between
the hours Of A. NJ. and half past T. N. our
By order. A b bi Ef.Lo" w. i"7
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Board, -,
MOI Old Aims Hous., Park, June |, iSi3 leI D.
TTNION HALL, AT SARATOGA sPhlNu No.
lTe subscribers have the pleasure OF AGAIN ahn9ahes
,heif friends publc thai they continue "a P "
Union Hall, winch will be opened ioE COMPANY On NJ
DAY, thu 18th OF May
This sVt-.ive Establishment, vel! known Is scarcely
require DESCRIPTION suffice y,lt occupies enCse o'
100 feet On Broadway and Congrsss-street
The spacious Saoous Dining Halls and fazIas anu ESQ
the delightful Garden and pleasure grounds cover about loni
acres oi land while Close vicinity TO the Justly
Congress Spring, ins about 200 ivt Wesl renders II
most enyiab- locality.
The internal the result OF manT years OF
study thsving under the direction OF one OF N
proprietors for the last is yes 20 meet the wishes
the thousands who have be-n pleased and AGAIN 70
the untng un OF the prorrieiors 10 deserve
Saratoga Springs, May 9Th. isia myll 4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
by r rierFont, might he sung The Hymn then sung
THE REVEREND pEA

THE REVEREND DEAD.
The DEAD. the reverend dead!
Let not oblivion spread
Over their dust,
And their good deeds, her pail
No, let us cherish all
Their names, and here recall
The saintcd Just.
Fresh, from their sepulchre,
The thought OF what they were
Comes, Ike the breati,
OF the young flowers. That grow
Around their graves. and throw
Their fragrance o'cr the low,
Dark house OF death.
The memory of the good,
Who at the altar stood
Faithful and true,
Is holier, in our eyes,
That, are the stars, that rise
To give US, from The skies.
Their light and dew.
Souls of our brethren blcst,
Who We entered on your rest,
Deign we to know,
As round the THRONE We rise,
In "swcet societies."
How, by the good and wise,
Ye re loved below
God Of the rolling years,
Guide of the circling spheres
PlarctS and suns
Ciothe us, like them, in light;
Lead us, Ike them, Alright;
Keep us i'll courses bright,
Thu holy ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor aud Draper, has
with K Goodman where he receiving his SpnnS and
Summer goods wch he vi make up I" order III ashonah!s
,l I.uits IL, welv. hours notice Having greatly
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell reduced
prices and he ;oct M arors Of his friends aud the public
10 HON feels grateful, for ,fr liberal patronage he has beIe
cforr received. His COOL article, punctuaty IN
6iI,n- order, low nrices and cash OH delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

mo RQOT-MAkERS.-C. MORO has removed
NV, t;9 10 1874 i.ona,i.stree where he Continues
XII Oh, ,rnI ready cut kit Eruch and ENGLISH my2 I'M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

THE GUM OF HEALTH This invaluable
article m!Nrts strength and ygor 10 The LUNGS and
will prove auery u persons OF weak or conSunpuse
habit By it. healing and halsamlc properties, the whole Sys
tenn is relieved and renovated 1t also possesses the peculiar
and agreeable Of rendering d.isht!ui sweetness to the
hrs, and Wilderness Ia the Teeth \ ail trial is alone
CURED to establish, regulations aud the price Us so Iesu
To rlsce within the ach of all classes 81 society
GUM OF HEALTH cIu only We obl,ned OF
my2l 2w s y BINGHAM, S2o Eowerv. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

NOR. Tor your money than you at any o'hs s"'e III
- CITY Please come and see for yourselves
Come come aii-come poor man tnou'
Great bargains for all are ready now, ,.., Emo
PS-Coantry merchants aud Others ID TIE u.se IN t
some tall bargains at ibis stsre Please reeoleet
street., corner Of Monroe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DOARDINt;-A few single getlemen, or gentle
ID r,sn with their wives may pleasant Furnished
Iarors and sqrrou with board No. 30 White sireta
few doors from Broadway. my25 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

CtfNGINlG BY NOTE-The subscriber will form
~ anew Glass; l-arnln. Sing by Note, "Wednesday
evening" lime 7th, o'clock, a, hi, No. III Broadway
EXISTING engagements ALL allow him t form for l season
First lesson free +: WARNEit,
Translator Of W,bcr Theory kub-rs Elements other
German Musical Works n3l q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

CROTON WATER.-MlLLER " COATES,
~ Plunters i16 Grards-et doors east of Broadway
furnish Timed Lead Composon and Iron tipes, Hydai
Fountains Bath Tubs &c. and every article connected win
the use of rotor Water dwellings, warehouses and manu-
factories. Orders for the introduction Of water are promptly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
liENIlXA

~ COLES, grateful for past tavors, would re
spectiuy inform his and tue public that he has
removed his MOROCCO CASE MANDATORY, from
his old stand No o2 S7 Broadway nearly Opposite John
street q, floor where he still! continues To msnusacure Mo
rocco Cases of al, descriptions reduced prices OF ta BEST
materials aud workmanship, low prices AS any other es
t,bshment in the city.
n &c e. nat,ers himself that from the long experience
twenty the above business that for
ship durability cheapness he cannot be surpassed oy any
other in The country.
- ,;sn',n ' 49, rnSl Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DROADWAY SHOE STORE FOR SALE
DTe subscriber offers his stock Of Ladies Shoes TO-
gtier with Fixtures of the store aud the good viii OF the
stand for sale lie has enjoyed liberal share OF the patronage
Of the gencc OF the city anu country Tor The
last 10 wears aad wishes rcinquis The business In
nura ON the premises, b. LOG kWOOD
mo- I,y. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

NATIONAL MINIATURE GALl.E!N second
tnn ro3z Roadway south corner of murray street;
where may < seen during the day and rifhout charge the
kencsss of IT, 5. senator's Judges OF the u $ Supreme
Cont distinguished Representatives, Officers al The Army
and Navy &c &c taken By the DAGuERREorrrE chiefly
with their being engraved Alniainrc LIsene>Ses
by nprorcd Ds:uerreoty OF most beautiful execution
NAV w obiained al the above any honr nj the day.
,no Inn ANTHONY EDWARDS x Chiffon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that a pet-
ZION has beer" Board Of Aldermen 10
lat. 33d betm 7h and 9Th Persons interest
in the petition and having Obrctitns the same are
requested present them writing At IN. Street Commission
err, Office on or before The ID day Of June next
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
OF. M,,,o2
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JITANTED-fN assau-street-Appicanfs, and
w w,oa, eha-ss COZ the hss Of Servants OF any kidd

s dry Nurse wishes employ
AHen ~ tbs carr of children which capacity she has
seSfe ssSrrsi resprclbe families this city 10 whom x
can rerr- A3SfY n No. 81 Eleventh nSi WE&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
AIEDlATELY-o5 I.andNnen.

WANTED ElAlEDlATELY-25 LandsInen,
W AeericAns for Whaling Voyage FIRST class ships
Also eocsrS carp-n,eS and TWO elseksmi,hs {"
b.m extra psv will be gi,rn All clohig and oher
s, articles Furnishes, the CREDIT OF the voyage Fox iaT-
Their rarticulars apply 70 the AGENT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
TIRE INSURANCE, at the lowest rates by the
L Hartford Fire Insurance 1910
Th, Iong established and well known Institution. having
been active operation upwards Of thirty ygas continues 70
insure Houses Furniture Stores, Merchandise anu ttsfy @
favorable terms. JOHN NElLootS, II; t m,
nhDp l,ns ~ 'ei'Nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. Dickinson,
~ Aurury L-.-. Wilkes; Rare Pa will attend MIN
prompnes and fidelity all business entrusted 70 ms e
in the County Of L1erne aud in the adjoining Counties
References in the City Of New-York:
George ~ Titus ESD. ,,u,;,
Messrs Wetmore Co. Of Vesey and Washington
r. p.,l
Ebenener PIa Cashier of the Leather Manufactures BANK
c,.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

DUBLIC NOT!CE-Public notice is hereby
given that petition has been presented TO the bos,n oi
Aldermen 10 build sewer in llth street, between the 2d ana
Sd avenues Persons interested the above petition dn nav
IN: objections same desired TO present fher co
,i.. h." ID J,., Of linz ,s,t JOHN EVEN.
~ - ' " $500 - Street Commissioner.
S,o., for,,,;ss,,sr,s OGr. MAY ~ 1919 my2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

r ARD OIL.-The subscribers have constantly
IL hand and daily receipt of large quantities OF
Lard Oil direct mandatory recently established on
principle. The quality of the Oils decidedly superior
10 any other be examination and
will h. sold quantities and packages suit urch at
equally low prices any the market. Manufacturers.
dealers aud others are particularly requested call aud
this article before purchasing elsew ht;e
m3l BUTLER * NORRIS. Is Watershed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
~ mills Hehosu' lo >alG cheap Apply a, Ne Pea
Store No 81 rrar and = Fulton St TO LET, cheap APP
ply ms az % s Ts"'ef''' OF 's D'o ~ {. ZABRIsKIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

rI7HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
C,pital $500 ON0 Office No 81 Wall ST. This Company
co,tnes TO make insurance against loss damage BY e anu
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Seize upon truth wh,rc ere lis found
Amongst your friends, anonss, your foes.

;
On christian heather ground
The flowers divine where e'cr II grows"
Nec'ec, the prickic and assume the BASE.
Til. prope:Gr daily receiving from the medical 7rctes
SION ministers OF tie to$p oc-r> of Justice, aud numerous
private citizens ample and wiling ea;irou both written
ton To the poor is furnished sntatouss7 or sufficient
proof being given Of their wortltlueSs.
Still further proof of the superior value and efficiently Ct
- S.rS LA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

NpH.fofk, AprlT N''l I6IJ.
THIS to certify thar James cConncl' called and
exhibited his foot aud leg and stated that b the use OF eleven
bottles o S,>p.s perfect had been ei-
feced With feelings OF the marmest gratitude to Mssrs
Sands in thus being under Divine rrcyidence
cmriog an restoring him to hea, me- 70 give thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02

w ANIELCBy gentleman and his wife, until
the lst OF May next ,e second asnry OF respectable
eoase constshnS OF hea,roo- saSro with sr1se and
fntn Ni' fireplace anS Psntrses with sasee privilege IA
BE- Giositss. Stating ana Si,sa,ion address j. A.
IL. AZ LIZ u
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-03
PROCLAHATTON.
To the qualified Electors of
Brown County, Greeting

You are hereby notified to meet at the
usual or proper places Of holding cleo
tons in your respective townships, on
the second Tuesday OfOctOber next, be-
ing the 10Th day Of the month, and then
and there, according 10 law, vote for one
Representative in Congress, for the sew
enth Congressional district, composed Of
the coonIies Of ClermOnt, Brown and
Highland ,andlwoSenstOrs andthreeRepre.
ssntatiVes, to represent the counties OF
Clinton, Brown and ClermoOI, iu the
next General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio.
Also, vote for one Treasurer, one Re
corder, one commissioner, and one dlrec
Tor Of the Poor, for Brown county.
Also. in obedience TO a law, enacted
by the Legislature OF this Stale, entitled
Gan act relating to Juries," ! hereby
give notice TO the Trustees Ofthe dlttel'
ent townships, to select, on said lOth
day Of October next, for the next year,
the number Of Jurors as follsws, 10 wit:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-03
sHERlFF'S sALE.

Marcus Hatfield Petition for par
vs.: tiIion Of real es-
Harriet Hatfield. .et.al, tate.
DURSUANT TO an order Of sale from
II the court oGCommon Pleas ofBrown
county Ohio, to me directed, will offer
for sale al the front door Of the court
house IN Georgetown, on Saturday the
4th day OF November ls43, between
ten and four o'clock on said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: Beginning al
a buckeye aud honsy-Iocust, the south
corner OF Thomas Hat6eld's original sur.
vey, of which this is part; thence north,
l22 poles TO beech and buckeye, cor-
ner 10 John West; thence east one hum
dred and thirty two and one half poles
TO three ironwoods in branch in tho
line Of John, West; thence south, 1911
poles to a buckeye, pin oak and lynn in
the line Of Samuel Kerr; thence with
said KeTr's line west, 1924 poles TO the
beginning, Containing 100 acres, tOgelh.
or with all the improvements there's
unto belonging. Terms Of sale--one
third Of the purchase money to be paid
in hand, one third in one year and one
third in two years, the aforesaid payments
to be secured by bond and approved Se-
curity, bearing interest from the date
thereof. Appraised to nineteen dollars
Der acre. VIM. SHIELDS, sh'f. BIC o.
, Sheriff's Office, Oct. Srd, l643. ....
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-03
DEATH BY LIGHTNlNG

We learn from the Exsminsr, that on
Wednesday, the 9th inst, Mr.. Jonn Dun.
ming, Of HOPewell township, was killed
by lightning whilstIreturninq home from
Washington Pa, with wagon and hors-
es' He stopped Gor1Ibs purpose Of shell
ts'lng himself from the rain under large
whlts-oak near the tavern ofMl. Samuel
Davis. He alighted from his wagon and
stood against the tree, aud had been in
that position but short time, when the
tree was rent by the electric fluid, and
Mr. Dunning Instantly killed. The hors-
es became frightened and ran away
The.deceased- was a, young man. An 10.
vnest was held on the same evening by
Coroner Tweed. afler which the body
was taken charge OF by Major McNulty
a relative Of the deceased. Wheeling
Argus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Court
of Common Pleas of Brown comfy, Ohio,
made at their October :erm in the year l642
aud revived at the May term l849, will pro-
ceed on the premises on the 18th day ofSepten-
ber next, betwean the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day, to selths following real estate, ly-
ing in said county of Brown ;--LOts Numbers
and out of out lotNo. l40 0inNorthGeorgetown.
Said estate to be sold for one half cash in hand,
and the residue in six months, to be secured by
note and security.
MARGARET NICHOLS.
Administratiix Of Robert Nichols, deceas-
ed.
A,or.4 Te,h 1912