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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
ShEKfFF's SALE.

Isaac Holloway
VS.. Brown eom PIeas.
Edward Newton.
10y virtue Of a writ Of vendi,ioni expo.
y mas 10 me directed by the Court Of
common pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, |
will offer fOrssle, al the front door Of tho
court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the 26lh day of August ls43, between the
hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day,
the following described tract Oflsnd ly-
ing in said county OF Brown and state
Of Ohio, bounded as follows: Beginning
at stone and bOxeldeI slump in the Or'
iginal line Ofthe survey, thence south,Ss
degrees west, Ia 64 100 poles 10 a stone,
corner 10 John OVehuTf's road lot; thence
with said OveHuIfs line south, de-
grees eas;, l3 8. 10 poles TO a stonei
thence with the State Road north, 50
degrees east, IL poles TO a stone IN The
original line; thence with said line north,
IL degrees east, l27.l0 poles to the
place OF beginning; containing one acre
IL 0 10 poles adjoining the town Of Hig.
ginsPort Blown county, being part Of an
entry Of 400 acles made in the
name Of Robert C. Jacobs by No. l649.
To be sold as the real eatate Of Edward
Newton at the suit of Isaac Holloway.
Terms cash. Valued at $500.
VIM. SHIELDS, Shift B. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, July 25th, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
. sHERLFF,s SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
David DevOre Venditioni exponas.
vs..
Matthew Russ.
NY virtue Of a writ Of vendiIioni ex>
- ponas 10 me directed by the Court
ofCommon Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio; Twill offer for sale at the
house of Matthew Russ in Pike town
ship OH Tuesday the 9Th day OfAugust
lS43, between the hours Of 10 and A o..
clock on said day, the following proper.
~ 10 wit: one bay horse. one largo bay
mare, and three year old bay St allion,
and three heifeIs. To be sold as the
property Of Matthew Russ at The suit Of
David G. Devore. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sh'ff. B. G. o.
Sherif's Office, July 25! ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hanson I. Penn
Order Of sale.

John w. Evans&Wife
DURSUANT to an order Of the court
= Of common' Pleas of Brown county,
made at their May term ls43cI will Of
fer for saleat the front door oftbe court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the
10Th day of August ls43, between l0&
4 O'Clock on said day, the following cal
estate, 10 wit: Nos. 1Ol, 81 and 9Th
half of 90, (numbers one hundred and
one, ninety one and the north half OF
ninety two) in south Georgetown Brown
county Ohio. To be sold as the real es,
tate Of defendants in this case. Terms
cash WIN. SHIELDS, sh'f,
B. G. o.
sbe,ifF1s Office, July 18th, l943.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIPF.S SALE.
H9NH NNN'HH = . NaNN2HNs n"
Noah Hits
Vs. ven. expouas.
James NJ. Middles.
Noah Hiis
ven. e1POnas.


". ven. e1pouas. /.
James NJ. MiddleS.
Wau.
ap Y Virrue Of a writ Of VondiiiODi ex-
Ponas 10 me directed by the court
Of common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
! will offer for sale at the front door OfIh0
court house in Georgetown. on Saturday
the 4elh day Of August 1919, between
10 aud 4 O'Clock on said day, the follow.
ing real eslsie 10 wit: one hundred aud
forty eight acres and one half Of land
Beginning at . stone north east corner To
G. Black, thence north, 234 poles 10 4
whiteOak and stone, thence south, "a
degrees west, los poles to a double
Whiteoak, corner TO John Marshall ;tbenes
south, IA degrees west. II poles TO a
whiteOak 10 ThOmPkin's, original line:
thence south 1876 2. 10 poles 10 a hickO.
~ and stone; thence north, n l.2 de-
grees E. ,ll3 poles TO the beginning. To
be sold as the real estate Of the deGan.
dant in the above case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sb'f. B. CO.
Sherlf's Office July 18th, I643.
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shERlFF'S SALE.

vs..
John Williams hrs
BY virtue of writ Of vend toni expo.
mas 10 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 10 GeOrgeto Wn, on Saturday
the 26th day Of August, ls43, between
10 and O'Clock on said day the following
real estate TO wit: 10 lot No. IS leigh.
Iy-fVe) 10 the Town of Higginsport, Brown
county Ohio. To he seld as the real es.
tate Of Oscar 8. McLelIsnd and Mary
Williams at the suit ofThonas H. Lynch
vs.. John Williams Heirs. Terms cash
VIM SHIELDS, Sheriff, B. CO.
Sheriffs, Office, July 25tb, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF's SALE.

jacob onldeT
vs.. Brown Common
John Hill ei. i. Pleas.
by VIrfus Of writ Of vendiIiOni expo
mas 10 me directed by The cOur: OF com.
mon Pleas. within and for Brown cOun
~ Ohio, will offer for sale on the pub
hc square in Georgetown, on Saturday the
l2lh day GfAug' lS43 ,belweeH the hours
Of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the
following droPsrty, 10 wit: one sorrel
mare.
,,., 30 be sold as the property of Jebn
t1ii N the above case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHlELDS.Sh'f. B. C. o.
Sherlii's Office, July 3Iai- la4a.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
sHERIFF'S SALE.

David Devore T.,
VS. ChancerV
Tarpley Jones. )
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the court
u of common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, made at the August Term lS42,
and revived at the May Term l643, Of
said Court, Twill offer forsale, at the front
door Of the court house in Georgetown,
on Saturday, The 26th dav Of August l943
between lhe hours Of 10 and A o'clock
on said day, he following real estate to
wit: IN lot 10 the town of Georgetown
known by it's number one hundred and
fourteen mo. ll4) lying north Of Mar,
ket street in said tawp, with the appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. To be sold
as the property Of Defendant in the a.
boVe case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. o.
Sheriff's office, July 25th, lS43.
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ESHERIFF,S SALE.

FSHERIFF'S SALE.
r,L,;n r.. Shaw Brown Common
vs Pleas.
s,mu.I ]. Mohufy. Veudi. Expo.
DY virtue of writ Of venditiOni erpOnGs to
Sme directed by the court of common pleas
Of Brown county OHIO, will offer for sale. al
the front door of the court house in Georgetown
on Satu, day the 29th day Of July, l843, ibs
tween the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day
the following real estate, to wit: Out lot No
lin the town of Ripley, Brown county Ohio
To be- sold as the property of Samuel Mehaf,
at the suit of franklin G. Shaw.
Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, sh,ff. B. CO.
SberifFs Office, June 9th, lS4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN BRADY,
Administrators.
July IL, Is4s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Eli Hewitt Brown com.
vs.. Pleas.
Marshall B Slack
ei. al. Chancery.
n.Io. -.


DURSUANT 10 an order Of the court
Of common Pleas of. Brown county
made al the april term 1912 Of said court,
and revived al the May term ls43,
will offer for sale a: the front door Of
the court house in Georgetown, on Sat.
urday the l9Ih day of August IS43, be-
tween 10 and o'clock on said day,
the following real estate, to wit: Be.
tginniDg at beech, thence west 44I
poles 10 two beeches; thence south 81
poles to two beeches; thence east 44I
poles TO tive sugarirees; thence south,
10 degrees vest, "a poles 10 two beech.
es; thence south, II degrees east, 81
poles TO two beecheS; thence south, IL
degrees west, 40 poles to a poplar an d
two black oaks, thence south, II de.
grees east, 10 poles to beech and ash;
thence north, Is degrees east, 1870 poles
to a stake in MOrOw's line, thence west
100 poles 10 q sugartree, thence north 80
poles TO the beginning; containing so
acres, more Of less, being part Of a sur>
vey made in the name Of Joshua Parker
No. 27S7, as appears from the records
in the recorders Office Of said county Of
Brown. To be sold as the property Of
Defendant in the above case. Terms
cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sh'fF. B. CO.
Sheriff. office. JulV IL, i643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
Will take Notice,

THAT a petition was 6lsd against Them on
Ne s2nd day Of July A. b. le43, in the court
O eomnon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, by
George BohFer, and is now pending, wherein
the sail George BOhrcr demands partition ofa
survey Of 1000 acres oflahd made-in the name
Of Bsnja Min Mossley by No. 1883, lying on the
waters Of straight creek IN said county Of Brown
and patented 70 the Hairs and legal Representa-.
tiveS ofsaid Benjamin Moselsy by patent da
ted December 23rd ls42:- and that at the next
term Of said court application will be made by
ths said George BOhrer for an order that parti.
tion may bs made ofsRid premises.
GEORGE BOHRER.
July 22d, ls43.
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the Ist Of Sept. next.

And Twill attend in person OF by deputy at my
Office in Georgetown, FROM the frst of Oct.
until the Goth of December next for the pur-
puss of receiving taxes, from those who may
wishto pay them there.
TIL. MIDDLETON, T. B. @.
July 25th, I943,
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Administrator's Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO estate Of
AMargaret Moore; late of Jackson
township Brown county, deceased, are no.
li6ed to make immediate payment; and
those baVing claims against said estate
are requested TO present them, legally
proven, within one year from this
date, for settlement.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

Great ercitement! Removal cfLAe Depos.
ties, and Dissolution Of the CGbinet!!
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR,
LOlic that he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS on Main street three doors
south OfD. Crawfcrd's Grocery, whore he is pre-
pared to serve thepublic with any thing in his
line of business with neatness and promptness.
Geo rgetown, j uly 15th, I843.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
Blank Deeds

Fos sale.ss the ofSee ofthe Democratic
Standard
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

Lacy a. Austin, Maria A austin, Thomas
Austin James Austin, Ann Ones, Amanda
Joness Lucy N. Jones, Virginia Jones, james
E'Jones, William w. Jonss aud Margafst
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
SHERIFF's SALE.


Y virtue OF a writ Of Vcnditioni exN
DPOnas to me directed by the court
OF common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, | will offer for sale at the from,
door Of the court house in Georpe,own
on Saturday the 10Th day of August
lS43, between the hours Of 10 and 4 a..
clock on said day lbe following tract or
parcel ofIand situate lying and being in
the county Of Brown and State of Ohio.
on the waters Of Whitesak creek, part Of
Jordan & ThOmpson's survey Nos.
1851 and 1858 Uf 400 acres ana
bounded as follows: Beginning at
Thomas Sroufe's corner in said Jordan g..
ThOmPsOn's line, being stone, south.
9 degrees east, "a poles 6 feet 10 a stone
at Bennett Hays corner in said Jordan
q ThomPson's line, thence on said Hay's
line south, 50 degrees west, ITO poles
to stone in the line of Anthony Evans.
being said Hay's most northwestwardIv
corner in said Evans line; thence north.
8 degrees west, on said line % poles &
feet 10 stone in said line; thence off an
easiwardly course through Thomas
Sreufe's liae 10 the beginning, containing
2l acres, be the same more or less. To
be sold as the real estate of Robert Hicks
at the suit of Adam Sroufe. Term.
cash. WIN. SHIELDS, Sberifr
b. G. o.
Sheriff 8 Office, July 18th, l643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

BL A NIX N o T E s,
t ForsGIs Gttkis oess.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
EsF[Ee.fE ECG.SD.EN.
AGRICULTURE.

We are highly gratilied at the increased
interes, now manifested at the South sener.
ally, on the sublec, Of Agriculture, and we
trust the day is no, distant, when il shall be
seen in the Carolinas and Georgia, that wo
arc able to make our own Corn, raise our
own Mules, Horses, Cattle and Hogs, as
we'll as our numerous cotton bags. But It
we would do this we must abandon the ru
nous practice, SO long persued among us,
of wearing out our lands, throwing them
away, aud clearing more until all is wasted,
and then decampins and seeking now
home among the fertile regions of the far
west. We must improve our lands; we
must, BY improving our system Of cultiva,
ton, learn 10 plant less and make more
We must, without extending our borders, in
crease our resources, end thus virtually Gu
large our territory.
! o." lie is public benelactor, who, by
the prudent and skl!uI outlay of his time
and money, shall make q single field ylelo
permanently double crop; and be who
does thus over a squere mile, virtually add:
q square mlicY 10 Tue udtloudl 'SkiIo'S -
nay he does more he doubles TO this extent
tho territorial resources Of tho country
without giving the State any larger terri
tory TO defend. Al hail, then, TO the i'm
provers of the soil Health and long b
their fortune their dreams be ieV
aud pleasant, and their sleep, the sweet re
pose of the weary-may they see the fruit
Of their own labor and may their sons req
still heavier haryesss." 20
But if we would thus improve the sol
, and so become public benetuc,ors, we mu'
f, become acquainted with the nature an
character Of our soil, and what sort of Gu
e iure, &c, is adapted to lis nature, cond
/ ton, &c. and TO do this, we must read, W
read as we'll as work, for whatever may
tho't and said of Book Farming" al
), Theoretical Planting" We will find Il
o following sentence to hold good in the mai
a "Show me thrifty, practical and expe
il mental farmer, and will show you mi
IT who reads works on Agriculture, or wl
80 borrows hints from u neighbor who TAX
ltl agricultural papers.
Show me q farmer whose iarrcs arc 6
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25

Well, you will say, what is there extra
ordinary 10 that? Yesterday had stici
IN ny side, aud headache and what car
they have TO do with your dnecdotel Dom
be impatient much--as you shall hear.
Quar- was seated by her bedside whei
the do tor entered, He felt her pulse ant
hls lips expressed, by slight but signfi
cant contraction, no very favorable opinion
Of her symptoms whilst Quaiz kept he
eye constantly fixed on her pale coun,e.
nance, where the finger Of death seemed &c
have set its fatal seal, lie was sad aud
molionless, and awaited 10 silence the stern
DEGREES of Heaven. But the patient had
perceived the eyi! augary Of the physician
eye.
=" | see, alas tina, am doomed TO die
Doctor, | am grateful to you. had rath.
er know tho worst, than Iatler myself with
vain deluson."
Well" said he, since | must--since
all the aid Of medicine is VAN, leave you,
madam"
lie cast melancholy glance at Quar-
who was now really affected. The patient
expressed wish TO he alone, and Quar-
aud the doctor retired to an adjoining cham.
Der. Some minutes afterwards they we're
again summoned.
Joachim" said the dying lady, address
ing Quar-. you perceiye that sm about
% leave you. But before ! qui, this world
before | take my eternal rest have one
favor 10 beg Of you-nnly one will you re
iUse i, on my death bed ~
You may imagine tho reply Quar- did
wha, you or would have done in his place.
lie promised, whatever 1t might be, 10 com.
ply with IT.
II hoped it would be so," said the wild
ow, with voice still feebler, but dared
10, rely on it. I, is-that before | die,
you shoI make mo yours. Call mo but
your wie | shall then be the happiest Of
women, aud have nothing farther to wish
for"
The request was singular one but
Quarz had promised, and really the engage.
men, bound him to nothing for, few mo
menls, tue tie would be broken by the di.
Yorce of death. lie therefore consented
with good grace, and sent TO notary
public. The deed was drawn up 10 due
form. He signed it. The Doctor signed
/, as q witurss. The widow, with a trem-
bling hand affixed her signature to the pa
per, and all vas over. But al! was not
over.
doctor p cried Mrs. Quar-, jumping
uiubly und completely dressed, out OF bed,
A" ! am not SO near the point Of death as you
imagine. and have every inclination 10 live
long for my husband"
Now look upon tho tGJIeGu. The as
constituent of the two witnesses-the nota.
~ wiping bis speciacles, thinking his eyes
deceived hin-,he doctor biting his nails
at being deceived as well as the rest. On.
" think Of doctor being taken in
Quar- who was well pleased with the
adventure, said smllngly aside" a god
actress, fanhl III were on author | would
write part for her,"
The curtain fell. Madame SCHNEIDER
was young and pretty, and rich beside.
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ing to decay whose half starved cattle are
strolling over brush field and will show
you man who, if he is not on the retro.
grade track, takes too little interest in agri.
culture, topatronize an agricultural paper.
But if &C would read, We must take o
newspaper; aye, that's the very thing we
would recommend, for the borrowing sys-
TEN We never did like take paper your.
self. " Bat this will Increase my expenses"
Aye, true enough, It will from one 10 two
aud half or three dollars year; bat then
If il increases the yield Of your fields, two
fold, and makes you richer, happier and
wiser mau, surely you will not be mach
the locser Ia the eld.-S. c. Ten. Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

I4JN rHr LApY's WORLD F FASHION.
TuR UNIg's DAUGHTER,
sing o,alu Christian, said the Enlrs
4.ldei To tie captive who kncli al her
eWhat shall sing r asked the minstrel,
setting from rcverir, md car lcss'y run
l- hrrrts over the INSTRUMENT, giving
stance % p,cIade % wild but exquis
frlH8up, iuaes.
Shalt siup Of war, or Of lovr, or "
cd u. voice became suddenly sad, oil
c.aty
Toe princess turned her largo dark eyes
% the Seeker, aud iByulunauly sighed,
20 She tell hos much Inst little word
aant
Nl-ao, m, of cap'lylty--sing OF some
cs,,r theme -iat--le, i, be Of love, shc
ea'nncd AMI the blood mouuied on hel
lg'rh1ld rs she spoke.
There Is bu, one song | remember Q
'aaI ktnd,' replied the minstrel IN So
musical voice, whose softened accents 'ol'
hos grateful he Eel, for the sympathy Q
tie maiden. There is but one song Q
that kind remember, and It ~ of my o~
hf % home. Lady. | sno.s not hat ca
aa,, Tor !, fills my hear; with tears wae
Think oil, nov, but your wish is my law
aad again running lis iiogerayer,hc tnsir'
nent, be evoked a strain of melody sh'
night have been from the stars.
The maiden leaned her lace on her mar
10 listen aud as she rcclined thus, the mn
sfe though, no had never secn anyth'r
80 beautiful. Her brow was rs smooth
marble, her mouth and chin cut 10 the mo
eiqnslic proportions, whllo her long las
g dtooplng over her eyes gave them Y
depth Of shaded water. Ii there was N
i,''y IN that face, there was also grace
u The classic features made It Tor q
@enl ssem stern, the kind sm,lo and so
e0ed look Of tho eyes relieved you lns'a
y from tho feeling. And now, as she g
co on tho minstrel. there was dcwy L
Gefness 10 those full dark orbs which mil
ua'e SAID volumes 10 him II he had not''
'oem closely, which perhaps he did.
'''sed his head and spoke.
mo words are my own language,
"e music you can understand
ne princess nodded, and he began.
too9 was mourn(al, and before tho mlns
"au hnlshod, he had drawn tears into
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CHARLOTTE. n. G. JULY rs. 1S43.

been mine. | assumed this disguise and
knowing nothing ofyour language bu, your
pane aud Dntlon. found my way hilher,
where, for three months, have wandered
up aud down, repeating Henry de Limo
ges. Al leug,h jewel Of some price in.
duced man to bring me hlhes, and row
how may be your minstrel, any thing
only do not send ne away
You shall be my own bride and so il
was; and never 10 Languedoc was more
beautiful couple than the Coun, de Limoges
aud the Enlr's daughter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
ADVICE TO FARMERS.

The editor of the New England Farmer,
an excellent agricultural paper, gives the
following sensible and patriotic advice,
which will apply equally TO all classes of the
community Go to the ballot box, then,
every honest patriotic farmer; 60 to the
ballo, box, and there vote for those whom
you honestly Judge 10 be the best men for
office. We can respect the manly oPpo-
nent Of our opinions---we can respect
the jealous supporter Of men and meas
ures tina, we distrust but the cihzer
who manifests indifference to our poll
ical ins,itutions---the man who cares not tt
vote, we cannot consider good citizen, oil
a fit subject 10 DO favored with the blesslns'
of a free government"
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MOONS PHASES.
20 EFT X Y
"a ~ culsl0TrE IouaNat.

500 uW CAsLorrE IpuaNAt
Wr s'gep, ib- brave on every ll.
$50 every tsai4a, plain,
p rs end river hkc AVID AN.
aeaia '7 rowing maiu.
lg scattered ST the .lds
A.r7a malnt4.us cola,
iJns sunny hpis- spe s.ullcs,
Aa@ ASIA. ra,us drear and Old.
4tDa'r 5cci. oi bright ssuogn
s1r iaclu iu song
slt chen, nrmcs ulta cj5Ig cgoxn.
tsa ,4eif D,s ai fame pro!gng. u
80 -
TUE gIHLE-A MOTHERS GIFT.
nb-r love- Who gave thos this,
Hbr o;acr asys shall come
.s sae who lad tbs carlos; kFs.
Sleeps .u hsf narrow houin
acmbeI tNus moAet gave
The in 10 oRc she'd died 10 save
Tot mother sought a pledge Of loye,
iHe hottest iJs her son
ST.. ''H t4r ei.is OF God aboye,
So CHOSE g7nily one
So close i1f hsf beloved aav,
Tho saltcc of ..gh;, aud lose, aud ~.
+. I'D, him keep ,hc gil--ihat when
r4e parting uolr shosl1 cone.
m.i, htvc hope 10 meet again
la sH r'afnl' home.
s ha.h ir lhsl wegll bc
>ace, ccnse 10 her memory.
4 81 sioHi ll- s~oT ID ~ pride,
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The Democracy are fond of carrying
weight, and we doubt not they will take
good care to clear their skirts of John
Tyler.-Giobe.
We have no doubt that the Locoloco
party is as anxious TO clear lis skirts Of
him as ever a fellow was to rid himself of
dirty dish-cloth pinned to his coat-tail,
but they can't do it. The party has got
him, and he is determined to stick to it
like a bur to a sleeps tail. He is part
and parcel of it now and forever He is a
hole in its breeches, fly in its mustard
pot, cat in its dairy, weazel in its hen
roost, maggot in its cheese, a pig in its
garden, hair in its butter, rot IN It's
sheep, iape.wo1m in its stomach, an ache
in its bowels, a stye in its eye, polypus
in IFS nose, a fstula in its neither extremity.
-LouiSuilie Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25

| The DeriI Caught at East 'i-On board
! the steamboat Patrick Henry, Captain Dor
sey, Just in from Attakapas, can be seen
one Of the most astonishing Monsters ever
beheld by human eyes.
The thing Appeals to partake of three
species, viz man, beast and fish.
The head, shoulders and arms that Of
man, only the eyes very large, with one
in the forehead, the other back or directly
opposite.
The body, from arms to waist, that of
fish; being covered with scales of an in
describable color.
From the wais, down, that of beast, with
cloycn feet, grizzly long hair, and tail nine
fee, long; when undisturbed carries the
! tail round his neck, resembling a crayat.
, It was captured by Capt. Dorsey and
part of bis crew, while woOding near Lake
Merinqua, after n severe fight; was finally
secured by an expert Spaniard, with rope
round its neck.
! When standing erect is between four
and five feet high.
! This astonishing creature may be ex.
tpected at St. Marilnsyille, on the steamer
Patrick Henry, on Monday, the 18th June,
The throng to see 1t yesterday May 3l)
! in New Orleans was immense.
! N. Bits supposed to be the Quahoo
IA thing heretofore regarded as fabulous.
We are ustonished that the people of
St, Martnsville and vicinity were puzzled
in determining the nature of the animal
they had caught. They have captured
that exceedingly rare animal a live Ty-
lerman,' The description will answer for