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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14
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pY ORDER of Willis Ipgiis, ESQ. one

4 - o. the Associate Judge, Court OF Gcr,u,on
Pleas OF the Cit, and County NSwSork, Notice hss
BY given Pur>nan; 10 the provisions OF the statute autort
ling attachments against nonresident debtors, ha attach
uen has issued against the OF jeuathsn ,;cimg,
resident Of The Sntc 81 Ohio. and thar the viii be sold
payuient his debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according law within month, oin
thu fr>t publication O; tins and that the payment OF
any debts I've &c him by residents OF this state, and The de-
livery 10 him his use. OF any property within sls
belonging him ana the transfer OF any such proper
Is nv him forbidden by law, and void. Dated the
third day OF January, lsti. {. NAGLE,
Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor.
E~enirr J.urrai copy lsN3,
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DY ORDER of Elisha Ward, Esq Judge

UhUfIL OF ElIiS!fd W dTU, i'stE JUuSe
y of the Chauiauque County Courts otth degree OF
Counsellor &c. ,occ hereby given, pursuant hUs pro-
vision OF the stulc authorizing attachments artst nop-
resident debtors that attachment has issued ains The
estate William CubeiiHn and Orrr Hook, non resident
biors residing IN of Pennsylvania and that the
will be sold for the payment ~ their G.hl, unless they
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine neu,hs from the first publication OF Tins notice:
ard that the payment ct amy eebt am6 The deNety o' my
property belonging such ebors or either OF llen, o,
their use The transfer OF any property by them of sief
f them Tor any purpose whatever, forbidden ny law,
ami are void Dared The goth DIZZY ot.'Gly, lSf2.
NJ. STROBE, Attorney for Attacking Creditors
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DY ORDER OF Francis II. Ruggles.

DY ORDER OF Francis n. RuggIeF,
ID Eso Jydge OF Cbauta gque County Courts Of The de-
gree OF Counsellor Law in the Supreme Court, Notice is
hereby given that attachment has scsd against if rs
tate OF RHODES CHAPMAN, AS nonresident de- of,
aad that the will be sold for the payment OF ais Gfi
Unless appear and discharge such aiiactrnt accprepg
10 law within nine FIRST publication OF MS
notice and that payment Of any debts due 70 sin ny re"
aidents this S,atr and the de,ery to I'm or iof nn
ard The transfer any stch prdPey by h!n' aye orhd
den by law amt are void. .,
Na'e' ~ WILLIAM P. MELLER,
Ia. Attorney fnr Alinching CREDITOR
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pY ORDER of Joseph Center. Esq.
Snrrsr1e Cont Commissioner IN and for The county

OF Niagara
Noice hereby given tina; sttaehuens has been feed
against the e>;eie OF HENRY a SILT ss;-re>Sdsnt
des;or and that The Will be sd tor the payment or
hrs debts uness he appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law, within phS from the St pnolca-
hon OF s nice; and thai the payment Of aoy debts and
t' delivery o. property belonging 10 the said debtor.
20 hiu or for his rse anal the transfer OF any property be-
longing 10 The said !eLinr HIM Tor his and the
transfer OF any property by hm nr any purpose whatever
forbidden by law, and void Dated Arg, 10, 1872
NICHOLS X NEWTON,
anCSi anliavx AiI,rs ,>r attnrhir,p crniitnr>
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MI lawsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
DY ORDER OF Frederick A. Tall

DY ORDER Of Frederick "A. Tall
D madge Recorder Of the City Of Newly ork.-Nouee
Il hereby given puruasi the provisions OF be atns
authorizing attachments against nonresident debtors th9s
lima resident OF ST. Louis in The ofissou and that
The same will be sold for payment OF his debts unless be
appear and discharge such attachment according ~ law,
and that the payment any debts due to him by residents
of this State the delivery 10 him for his use OF any
mooerty within this State belonging him, and the trans.
er OF any such property by him are forbidden by law, ana
are void Dated tie 9Th day Of October 1912
ola Iawsm O. H. PLsT1' Amy for Attach Creditor
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have confidence ip the representations made by Martha
Conin and have full knowledge o: her case
"'"n'' 49, ELIJAH r. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the City OF New-Yerk
Dec a. 1872
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V1OSTTlVE CURE FUH CUKNS.-

Sir Ast'y Cooper's celebrated Corn Salse has now
been before tho citizens New York for sufficient length
OF time 10 test virtues and happy 10 stat" That 50
her able To learn il Las owed s an IN.
lable cure lis use has believe been attended with
perfect success the following certificates viii show
This may certify that app ca,ion OF DR.. Coopers
rc;s in my case OF many Others which have coHe
within my knowledge am disposed 10 regard il as spe
cifc. II. ~ SHERWOOD, NJ. D. 3lo Broad nay.
have used Dr. Coopers Corn Save with perfect success
My Corns OF long standing and The worst ever saw,
bad ba, considered them able, but ono or two a
plcatons of the above usnd alye entirely removed them
wiIhop, pain WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher Of the Boston Miscellany, &c III Nassau st
SOLD wholesale and retail l35 Nassau and rctlled al
James " Chilton's NJ D. 263 Broadway; Mcss-s sands
273 Broadway Mrs Rarpe. 57i Bowery, 39 Fulion ST.
BROOKLYN and at James IT, Harris Chamber. ST. ard
n lis imr
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s)Y ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq,
Snnreme Court Commissioner in AID for The CNnny

o Niagara,
Notice is hereby given that attachment has been s
sued against the OF Henry A. Sill as nonresident
debtor and thai tue Will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless be appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law, within nine months IRON the in publ
cation OF this notice and that the payment OF any debt.
aod the DE- ivefy 81 any property belonging TO The sad
oeb;or him Tor his and the transfer OF any pro
perty by Vim for any purpose Whatever are forbidden by
law, and are void Dated Aug. 10. 49,
NICHOLAS Il NEWTON, Attorneys Tor
nj laygn Attaching Creditors
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The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole Of ks nose IRON severe scroioous dSeae "
speaks for itself. =. ,o.,
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STATE or Nxw-fosx On
Cry OF Brooklyn, =, : lsts,
Lloyd. aaG acknowledged tie
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ny ORDER oIthc Hon. Daniel Is. Tall

emadge one of the Associate Justices OF The Superior
Court city of ~ notice hereby given pursuant
to the provisions authorizing Alta hmens against
absorbing concealed and nerrs'dent debtors that an
reside nj of Hamburg in the State South Carolina and
that the will be sold for the paymea OF his debts -
less he appear and discharge such attachment accordmg 10
aw within nne months from the first publication OF this no.
ce and the payment any debts due 20 BIN ny resi-
dents of the State New York aud the delivery 10 him. or
his of property within The State OF New iork
hopging him. the transfer OF any snch property DJ
him. forbidden by law. yed Dated the twenty
fourth day OF September, 1882 .,..,
Attorneys Attaching Creditors,
M I,vn,, N pncsrpp New York
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nace fall confidence in the statement made by Martha
Conlip having known her the past twenty years. WI"
cbeeraly give any particulars in relation to her case
ui'Se "Ao ''''' - Sr ELIZABETH,
,-se, N V Dec. H. 1872
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Ike attention OF the reader respectfully called TO fes
following certificates However great achievements have
teen nsde Big the use c th nVairane hedcae
". uav experience shows results still remarkable
The proprieurs avail themselves ot the opportunity OF
saying OF Constant satisfaction lst they are
made the means OF relieving such anoun; OF ssteng
Nrw,EK ] Der 8.
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know Martha Conip and have known Of her suffering
illness. JOHN DUboiS, bsooP vi -Ao'A'
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p EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
4 q II Rowery-The subscribers oteDd removing thelr
Clotbng Store No IA Bowery to ths store adjoining
no l2) the first May and consequence thereof
they viii sell their present stock OF ready made cloth
mr. consisting general of Mems. Youths aad
Chdrens Clothing greatly reduced prices 10 order thai
hry may into their store with an entire new stct
To those haylGg lhe cash this chance oi laying
my very good ccthrg low price, as we are fully de.
f3o Inn. GEO. A. HOYT < co.
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NTiNDOW SHADES WINDOW

wv SHADES,-Thc Subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public that having leased w spacious
store No 7 Spruce street. few doors from Nassau, they
are now prepared all ordersfo Painting seyery
description, with neatBess, economy and despatch
All kinds Of Sign Painting done in style rex 10 be sur
passed By any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
not 10 fade. A large assortment OF well seasoned sign
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Transparences done To
order Designs furnished AID executed in superior style
Specimens of work always be and given
by calling al the above place.
Trey have on hand and are constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers Ia tht
city, keepers Botc saoors public places OF resort and
families nlways be supplied with Shades OF the best de-
cripton and warranted The assortment consists OF speh
did Itsi Landscapes, Wild Vignettes, French Scrolls
Vguees and Rosette Centres Scriptural Views, Fancy
Sketch and Gothic landscape Centres. TInern Abbeye-
All kinds OF Shades matter how difficult are painted IN
superior style AT this establishment.
They would likewise call The attention OF the puohc 10
most splendid Gothc hsse got up IL good Style ana ~a
ranied 10 please
The trade generally supplied 90 liberal terms:
Trimmings furnished ana Shades fixed IL required
BARTOL i DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. IARToI.,
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k.s FOR SALE.-A desirable Countr

.kA FOR SALE.-A desirable Country
NV Residence, Milton, town of Rye Wescnes'el
cnny The premises consist OF three and quarter
acres OF good land large two story r7den bui!t houe
constructed in best Tor durability and conyeni
enrc 6n,h-d in good style wit; marble nanie &c and
,;a,ra ~ front and rcar good barn and carriage hous
aiso new; and variety OF fruit trees; garden WIN
Tbe tnaop is healthy and beautiful commanding an
extensive view Of Long Island Sound The neighoornoo,
remarkably moral and quiet md there are three
rhi,t allie and bali. There daily stage and ssaii-
boat communication with tbs city occupying aoent one
hour. =. o-,,.., he
hon and mortgage the premises For PARTICULAR IN
onrc of ROBERT MArHiSoN, on u- premises, or
H.H. WHEELER, NO. 81 "ali-si., Ne"-io'A-
,fan MINI
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r;s ht medicine and get cured,
lrezzaiE WITH ie- aags Of lasting gratitude,
Your is:csd, THOMAS LLOYD

a-'si1 AEey, Pesrs-St-ees.
taa 25'h Gay Of November,
e-fese nc cane Iacrias
truth OF The fssegoiEy PAPER,
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MPOKTANY TO MECHANICS and


MATCHES The srbsciiher marn'aclurer OF The ceie
v.sed ctsrk's Matches has opened depoi. Ne 40 Cid
49,; here they may be bad in quantity a; reduced
f'sss' ior Cash it2S lmtj (. Z. CLAM
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MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Martha Conlin and believe what she states IN his
dscumen, 10 be perfectly lru-. JOHN PoWEN,
VICAR GENERAL or NEwYoRK,
Rector of st. Peters Church.
Given al New York this l4.h day ct December 1872.
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HENHN c. ,,uReHY

Mayor the City Of BrooAlys
SantSS Sa-ssPsria vail aso remove and permanently
cure iSeses hayr their origin ~ impure state II Ia.
tos aii depsarsi cocgor OF ihc gesSrsi ecrsta.nsn
VIZ SSrota &c Kings Evil. in lis yarhos FORMS Raealaa
pies % PusS,sS The face chr,ac Sore Evss Ring VOTE
or feiter Ssd Head enargene, and pain OF The bones
and Jos siHoeo!u Utscrs syphiii symptoms diseases
arising from iauiicions ~ II Mercury erais sranse-
n,ents, and other similar Complaints.
Prepared and e NJ wholesale and retail an6 TO, export
atop by A. B. Sands Co. Ne S7S Broadway (Gsrariss
6oi5ins> corner Of Chaers street New York Also Snld
BY a D. Sands DraSgsts Ne - and 100 Felton, 81 !.
No =. East STo9elv.av corner OF Mar
svESirrsr; and ~ Druggists -e-rsilr ,hrvc-tr:s The
Uaitetl STATES Price 81 per bos, sy hclttes las SIS
S0tehc original documents may be seen By esc at
or store, No. rs Bruasway. d2s
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LyCONOMY AND t'ASHlON-War
"a ran,cd as cheap The cheapest than can be bought
in this City. Fashionable Hats warranted fur bodies,
from 50 to 81 Splendid Imitation Mo.csg5 Hints CLOTH
under brns 81 so II in any iDsisce the abo-e hats do
not give satisfaction TIC wearcr be amply satisfied
by giving information 10 the subscriber, where they
cons an,ly manufacturing. J. w. KELLOGG.
d26 I'm No. 1872 Canai->L cor. OF Thompson.
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Msssr. Sands Geut-Werds caaGSt express ,hs grail
luda feel for yUsr rie, stranger suffering
under one al The most Satsome diseases tHat
pab!e OF teerDg The disease with which was afflicted
commenced with Inflammation OF the IN the year lS6
which caused almost b!aneSS. FOR tins MAS treated
and iray relrvcG bat the remedies Were such AZ ocause
the lie, al0peea, OF u scIolGons affection on my ia arm
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A TO LET-A Room, Bedroom and
Ea.S Kitchen. Tba be paid in board IL
nSTreablc \ gentleman bis WIFE If capable add 10 dis
poed can more pay The by tending The Store IN
ibe same house. The opportunity Is offered 10 any
ctsbie widow WHO NAV have or daughter capa.
bic and disposed Tend InGuire al 220 bnwery
jl32.T WIN. 3. III M E@
IA TO Lt.T-The lower part Of very
pleasant story House. Nc. - Laght street. near
lie RIVER cheap GOOD tenant who viii pay in advance
or riye security Inquire No 10 20 ticdson street
corner OF King JL- -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-20
NOTICE.


TIME undersigned having entered into =
Il permanent partnership, viii practice @od.
ieiRs, surgery, &e. in GeoFgstOWn and sunOuns
dingeounuy. Taeir once 10 on Market street,
in the house formerly occupied By the senior
partner, where one or both may At al times b
consulted, except WhoD absent on professional
business. P.J. BUCKNER,
X. p. STEWART.
Juns 1St Iel3.
DOet. Stewart having studied his prOSsSsion
under my immediate instruction, snablssPe -
say to my friends and the public generally that
have the fullest confidence in bis quali6eatioas
to practice the various branches Of bis pr0fes-
sion.
With his assistance, I shall be able to give .
larger share Of my time 70 attend % eonsulta-
tiOn business, and calls from q distance. Our
united attention will be given to the manags'
menl Of all cases eonhded to our carr. We hope
therefore TO render general satisfaction 70 those
who may require our professional services.
p. J. BUCKNER.
June lSt, IS43.-3m.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-20
BROWN Common PIeas.
In Chanesry.
Samuel BiVins

Samuel BiVIns
William Workman and
John Harness.
VKTilliam Workman and John Harness are
wv hereby notified, that on the 3lst day Of
May ls43, samuel Bivins filed in the court Of
common Pleas Of the county Of Brown and
State of Ohio, bill in sehaneery against the
said William w Workman and John Harness.
The bill states; that on the I4th of NoVem-
Der 1886, defendant William Workman exeeu-
ted his title bond binding himself to make to
defendant John Harness a warranty deed for
sixty acres oflaud in Green township in said
county, part Of Henry Lees entry No. llO6os
of las acres, bounded and described as follows
to wit:-Besinning at three hiekoriess running
thence ninety three and three fouTths poles one
way and one hundred and two poles the other
way; for which said Harness was to pay said
Workman $2I0 in l5 months from that date !:
that Workman was in possession thereof and
held the same by legal title that at the date
of said title bond he put Harness in possession
thereof and took his notes for the purchase mon.
eV What ON the 4th of September 1887 said
| Harness sold said land to Complainant for
valuable cGnsidsS alton, fully paid, and assigned
| to him said title bond and delivered 10 him pos
session of said bond and land that Workman
gave up 10 Harness tine notes for the purchase
money and took cOmplainants notes In lieu
thereof, all of which have been fully paid, sx-
cept one note of Sl06 due about the lst Of
March 42;-that Complainant has always
been ready to pay the same since it became
due, and now brings the same into court that
DEFENDANT Workman has left the State and
gone to parts unknown. The bill prays the
court 10 decree complainant the legal title to
said land &c, if a good title can Os had; and
in default thereof, a return of the purchase mOn~
ey already paid-and such other and further re-
Iiefas he may be entitled to in equity; and the
said William Workman and John Harness are
further notified, that unless they appear, and
plead, answer, or demur to the said bill, within
six y days after the next term of said court, the
said Samuel Bivins at the term next after the
expiration of said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matters of the bill a. confess
ed, andito decree thereon accordingly.
SAMUEL BIVLNS-
HAMEA & JOHNSTON, SOlr's. for COmplt'
May 3lst, ls4S.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Isaac ) sn'dit'r / R,ov, .ommon,
t. & J. Hopkins. Pleas.
10y virtue Of writ Of venditiOni
expoDasto to mo directed by the courtof
common Pleas, within aud for Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
front door ofthe court house, in George.
town, on Saturday the 18th day Of June,
1s43, between the hours Of 10 and 4 O..
clock on said day, the following real es>
tate, to vii: Situate, lying and being
in the town Of Ripley, Brown county
Ohio; being that part Of In lOt No, !, on
the corner Of Ferry or Main and Water
streets, on which now stands the Ware
house Of Thomas and James Hopkins,
fronting on Water street S5 feet, and run.
ming back al right angles go feet onFer'
nv or Main street.
To be sold as the property OF the de-
| PENDANTS in the above case. Terms
cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. @. o
sheriff's office, May 10th, lS4S.
], The sale Of the above described prop
er,v IS postponed till Saturday the 22d da
! Of July ls43, then TO take place at To,
flOlace and time Of day above mentioned
- VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff, B. CO.
shsrif's Office, June l7th, ls4s,
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Brown Common Pleas.
T ompsOn Lindsey, .Adm'r.
Of Moses Ward deed.

- =


Thomas II. Linch.
HNHE bill in this case states; that the dsfsu-
dant on the Oath of May 1889, gave the
deeedant mortgage on inlots in Gsorgefo"nS
Ohio, Nos. one, two, three, twenty two, twen-
ty three and twenty four, and four feet OF the
north side of inlot No. twenty one, with the ims
provements on said lots; tn secure the payment
Of four hundred and fifty dollars on the 24th ot
Nav s4O;-that said sum and the interest
thereon are wholly unpaid that the legal u.
tie to said lots was in defendant al the date o.
the mortgage that said Moses Ward IS Dead
and complainant is his Administrator; ana tne
hiII nravs sale of the said real estate, to make
payment of the amount due. :,
And now at the May term lS4S Of seld
euurt of common pleas of Brown county OnioG
i, being made appear to the satisfaction OF sAld
conTr. that Thomas II. Lineh the defendant IL
a resident of the state of Kentucky 1t issthere.
unon ordered and decreed by the courts that
said defendant be and appear here on or before
the next term, to be held in Georgetown afor9-
said ou the 18th Of September lS4SS
and ulead, answer or demur -
said Bill, or the same will be taken az eonfsss'
ed, and the matter thereof decreed accordingly.
II is further ordered by the court that notice q
the usudeney of this suit be published in the
Democratic Standard, = newspaper Of general
circulation in said County of Brown, for Si1
weeks prior 10 the next term; to which time
this cause is continued.
Attest, JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK, =. c. p.
TH. L. HAMER, for Compl't.
May, 9th, 1913.
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sHERIFF,s sALE.
0EA1HS1A = Y.
Michael McCaffrey
yard Brannon

VS.. RDroWn c0msA tg1s
Edward Brannon.
BY virtue Of a wriI ofvenditioni expona TO
me dIrsetsd by the court ofcOmmon Pleas, With
IN and for Brown county Ohio, Iwill otfst for
sale, At the front door Of the court house IN
Georgetown on Saturday the 22d day Of July
l943, between the hours Of 10 and o'clock on
said day, the following real estate to wit; The
undivided one sixth part Of all that tract Of land
beginning al stake ne ar a buckeye aud two
beeches, northwest corner to Elizabeth Johns,
runing with her line south l02 2Spoles TO
stake north west corner Of Isaac McCune, ,thsnco
with his line west l8O poles to- stake IN the
origirai line between su rveys No. 1909 and No,
9Oi7 north west co Tner to McCunes sthence with
said line north IO2 90 poles to three large black
oaks original corner to survey No. 2Ol1 thence
with the old line east l8O poles 70 the begin
ning--eontaining 1854 aeIes--Being in WI
liam Payus's survey No. 2Ol7.
To be sold as the property Of Dsfendfnt u
the above case Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff, B. q o.
SHERIFF. Once, June 90, lS43.