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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-27
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u ESPECIItLii aunoaire lhal they have leased
4 tie large and spariaua sfore under the Exchange
l.,adu- Rnu. Redmond. Va. where they intend con
.actnn general straw tCGss Rs:s:siC.s ihrir
stuck Viii al all nts comprise txrr>lyc trlmruI
ofcv,ry article N their .ul business. with which they
Hiii be supplied weekly tran IL If mauutaciut, at
Tho N"rih, Where thy hase fora number OF wears bern
extensively engaged IN the manufacture Ct STRAW
GOODS, and iron tltir experience manufacturers
they are enabled To- oilr every arce IA heir lnc
thr rerg locest .Noitaern ;niccs i0r CASH They
respectfully sl cit Merchants II hnrrs and dealers in
general To- call and examine linen sioch. which will be-
'und 10 comprise extensive variety of LEGffORN,
S1R1U. CYPRESS, UILLOU. and rave
GR.UD BO-N.NEIS. Als,. LEGHOR.N, Pa
MANI, aud P.}I.N LE.iF HITS B.IND end
FANCY BONES, .}RIIfIGLN ILOHERS,
&c. SC.
Tia. Subscribers wanla alsn call t!c attention Of M,r
Chants aud others oeiuL North, Ia their establishments
No. c3. Cedar street. New Work. where.
they will find All extensive Of Straw tuols
ami at prices thai fail Ia give satisfaction.
W. 3 L. 7. CARPENTER
Richmond Feb c3 l2t
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Delinquent Stockholders OF the s.ynCh-
bur. and Buffalo springs 4 uinpikc
Company, VIII pic:.s;.

TI'AkE NOTICE. thai, in pursuance of an oracr OF
i The Board OF Directors Of sad COMPANY. passed on
iha 4th day ofJanuary e13. shalt oii"r ir saie IN
the highest bidder. for cash. the 2ih day Of March
next. Pedlar Mills, in the county Of Alutrs the i
lowing shares viz:
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TEVliE SUBSCRIBER having seilrd in lynchbnrg, d
U rrs his SERVERS IN the different branches oi h vro-
lesson to the crtl2'us the iuwn aud surrounding eonn
Try. H. my gdltrlIl, b. tlnD dlrhg the IA. Al his
Oh -. IN TIL lpr p,r nj the hllldn. o''n2let ID 4
BranstrL Esd, nearly opp's IL the fnnhln looi. aad
At nisAt, al tho residen.e of .lnha L 'velH Eal.
CRAWLEA FiNNEY, NJ d.
Feb. 10 3n
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fnnc 90
NOTICE..

fENlF undersigned viii hereafter carry on the Carpcn
ters business all various branches and respect
July lclls tpnhc patronage III viii keep gen.
eraI assortment OF Im5cr at his fathers shop, for the pre-
sent aud al hls o~n SOM 20 he car pro'lde one.
GEORGE q. CCRLE.
Jan 10 Is
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WYE. JAMES sIs.Esss,
sEik.sssS Al LAW

N FFERS his ser;ires to practice in tie SD
y perior AMI Inf; fior CoHrts Of tho curpration Of
ynchbnrJ also in those. o the COMMITTEES Of Campbell,
Amherst AMI Bedflrl. All business cinifded 10 hin
Shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
HIS oiii,o Is strft, opp site u the grocery Of
Mr. JOHN Iollins and door aboye Col. Phelps
ton rom.
Lynchburg Oct: 81 Is
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c'srainta lr8.siature.
DEBATE ON TIE STAY LAW.

REMARKS Of hr EDvt.NDS. T Hlllar. in he
fiops- Il Delsgaies on Tuesday. jan 3lM, l5iJ upon
tie proposed Sld3 Lar
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SE.g.nDacE.s fGrrSss.
FOE 1'EssaABsl eg.E.

A VERY ikey negro GirI ahou, lar - years old
"A WIN IS first rate us'servaat I'D sfa.n5.re3s
ot good character, aud sid fyr n, fault, Apply 10
NJ TALBOT.
Jan o3
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

"THE LONDON TINES. "This exlraordi.
nary journal, which possesses more ex.
tensiVe establishment than any other IN
the world, created no lilhe stir in politi,
cal circles, some years since, by a sud-
den change Of politi,s. On ono day it
was Wing, on the next day Tory. The
price paid for the IransmutatiOn Of this
powerful engine was ElsO,OOO.
The advertiseme enis in the Times for
a single day frequently exceed El0O0-
ond every one is paid before Insertion
Unlike the papers Of this continent, ii
has no subscribers; it supplies the news
agents and they the public. There are
two powerful steam engines on the pre- m,
iseY, and the impression is made by dou-
BILE cylinder presses. Its circulation is
the largest in the world.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Administrator's Sale.

IN pursuance Ofan order Of the court OtCom-
Il mon Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, made at
their October term ia the year 1912, will pro.
eeed ON the PREMISES on the 9Th day OfMaynoKt,
between the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock 90 said
day, TO sell the following real estate, lying in
said comfy Of Brown ;-beginhiug at a stake
stan ling norta, 594 degrees west, "a poles from
stone in the rUad, corner to D0wdney ana
Moore aorth, 59i degrees west, Z .I6 poles to
a stake N. w. corner Of the lot thence north,
5iA degrees east, 81 poles; thence north, 3ds-
grees east, poles; thence south, 80 degrees
east, 81 poles to the co ner Of the stable 6y DE
road; thence with the road north, ,6degrsss west
poles to the corner, Of the house thsne south,
81 degrees west, 80 poles to the beginng. Said
real estate, to be sold for one half cash in hand
and the residue in six months, to be secured By
note and security.
HENRY wHlTEMAN, Admir-. Of
SamuslN. Warner, deceased.
| April 5th, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

AN UeLv CUSTOMER --"DOnt put on
40 ertrGs."-A wager was made fsw
days since on board a steamboat, between
a couple Of jokers, one Of whom, point
ing to un extremely ugly man, bet bot.
tie Of wine that an uglier customer could
not be produced. The other, who had
seen one Of che fireman as he passed on
board the boat--a man whose face was
screwed out Of all shape--at once took
up the bet and started down stairs for
his man. The joker had an impediment
in his speech, hut he nevertheless soon
made known his business 10 the fireman,
aud obtained his consent TO show him
self to decide the wager. When inside
the social ball, the ugly man, whose nose
was on one side Of bis face and his eyes
on The other, began TO screw and work
them about TO give his face greater de-
gree Of ugliness. IS STOP" said his
basker I'D O.n't put on n.n.no extras.--
St.sl.an Jest as tho Lord made you
you cGnI be beat! The other acknOwl'
edged that he had lost, and paid the was
ger. ~ y. PIC.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Brown Common Pleas.


T ompson Lindsey, Admir-.
Of Moses Ward decd,
VS.. In Chancsry.
Thomas H. Linch.
TIME bill in this case states; that the defen-
dant on the gath of May 839, gave the
deeedant mortgage OIL inlots in GooIgetown,
Ohio, Nos. one, two, three, twenty two, twen-
ty three and twenty four, and four feet of tho
north side of inlot No. twenty one, with the inn
provements on said lots; tn secure the payment
Of four hundred and fifty dollars on the Oath Of
May 1910 that said sum and the interest
thereon are wholly unpaid that the legal til
tie to said lots was in defendant at ths date Of
the mortgage that said Moses Ward is dead,
and complainant is his Administrator; and the
bill prays a sale of the said real estate, to make
payment of the amount due.
And now at the May term 1S43 Of said
court Of common pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
III being made appear to the satisfaction of said
court, that Thomas H. Linch the defendant is
resident of the state of Kentucky It is there
upon ordered and decreed by the court, that
said defendant be and appear here on or before
the next term, to be held in Georgetown afore-
said on the 18th of September l843,
and plead, answer or demur 10
said Bill, or the same will be taken as confess
ed, and the matter thereof decreed accordingly.
It is further ordered by the court that notice Of
the peudencv of this suit be published in the
Democratic Standard, . newspaper Of general
circulation in said County of Brown, for six
weeks prior 10 the next term; to which time
this cause is continued.
ATrEsr, JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK, =. c. P.
TH. L. HAMER, for Compile,
May, 9th, I543.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Notice

Is hereby given, that there will be a petition
presented to the Commissioners Of Brown eoun-
ty. State Of Ohio, on the first day Of their next
session, praying them to establish a county road
as follows, to wit: Beginning al the end Of a
county road now terminating near Jacob Harss,
at Five mile run on the Georgetown and
Fayettville road thence the nsarGst end best
route to the north side Of Michael Wallaee's
house on Starlings fork Of WhiteOak creek
thence east to twenty 6ve degrees or tbsrsabOuts
to the line between Brown and Highland
counties.
Green township, Brown eOnnty, gath April, 1s43
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A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
July, 1872


GraAam'B AaQy'S ana Genfkes
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The great increase in the subscription list Of
this highly popular Magazine (the edition hav-
ing more than doubled in less than six months,O
induce the proprietor, to CONNIE Ice q new vol
nme, with the July nOmber. 1t will be issued
in the most attractive style, with the first ofG
new series of
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plates for this work, it mnst be remembered, the
most of the subjects selected are
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The CONTRIBUTORS.
In addition, to the unusually fns airy Of ore
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thus far boasted, arrangements have been made
. with number more, Of the best writer's of the
day, so that spice and variety may be looked
for in tho literary department of the new volume.
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will not be departed from,
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

STRANGE MURDER.--The Brookville,
Ia, Democrat, of the 26th Says:--We
learn by a gentleman who has just re.
turned from Rushville, that very pain.
ful occurrence took place near that place
on Saturday last. An old gentleman
name unknown to our informant, return
ed home from town considerably under
the influence ofliquOr, and consequently
offered some improper treatment TO his
family, whereupon her daughter, an un'
married woman, took up an axe and in
slantly killed him. The woman is in
custody.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

Chanesry.

Samuel Bivins
vs.. In Chaneery.
William Workman and
John Harness.
" lillian Workman aud John Harness are
w hereby notified, that on thu 3lst day Of
May l543, Samuel BiVins filed in the court 81
eommon Pleas Of ths county Of Brown and
State Of Ohio, a bill in chancsEy against the
said William Workman and John HarnsSs.
The bill states; that on the I4th OF Novom-
Der 1885, defendant William Workman sGeeu-
ted bis title bond binding himself to make to
defendant John Harness q wananty deed for
sixty acres oflaud Ia Green township in said
county, part of Henry Lees entry No. 1909.
Of las aerss, bounded and described as follows
70 wit:-Be6 inning at three hickorios, running
thence ninety three and three fourths poles one
way and one hundred and two poles the other
way;-fOr which said Harness was to pay said
Workman S2l0 Ia IL 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
ey;-that on the 4th Of September 1887 said
Harness sold said land to Complainant for
valuable consider 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 the notes for the purchase
money and took complainants notes in lieu
thereof, all of which have been fully paid, sx-
espt one note of Sl06 due about the lst Of
March 1912 THAT Complainant has always
been ready to pay the same since il 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 E, if good title can De had; and
in default thereof, return Of the purchase mon
ey already paid-and such other and further re-
liefas 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
sixty 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 sald
court to take the matters of the bill as confess
ed, andIto decree thereon accordingly.
SAMUEL BIVINS.
HAMER b JOHNSTON, Solr'S. for COmplt
May Slst, ls4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing now edl
ton of their map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Survevor Generals Once al Cincinnati, inpart
bv Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
drauphtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by thepresent Sur
veyor Geaersl, but confirmed by the seTtiheats
horeunto attached, Of Robert 1. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr.. HaInes: and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works ana con-
templated public improvements togethet WIZ
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counhes
Towns. cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contair
the most minute and authentic information Of
any state map ever published. Ono OF the pro-
prietors has visited every county in the Siate' iot
the purpose ofgathering every informa tlon requls-
ite. to insure correctness. This fact oil ITSELF
will necessarily give assurance to those VINO may
patronize the map, that for real kutility, It musI
supe ersede any map got up East, for the purpose
Of state, but without the advantage of the per-
soual inspection and labor that has been oestoW'
ed exclusively on this.
The size Of the map will be between ana
feet square, neatly colOred in s1untles. MOUNTED
aud vanished; and sOldto subscribers at the Io~
price of six dollars. -
Agents or companies taking ten copies, viii
he allowed deduction of ffortype cent.
DO0LITTLE & MUNSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Cmcinaat
| have examined the compilations made iron
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
for Messrs. Doolittle 4 Munson, whoare abou
70 publish sectional map pf the state Of Ohio
and so far as they relate to the public Surveys
thew are correct. ROBERT I. LYTLE
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati
August 3, ls4I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
May slst, 1913.
Stop the Murderer.


A cOlOred man by the name Of Math
ew Potter, calls himself Mathew DODal.
son sometimes, cOOlly and deliberately
committed murder on the person Of Rob
ert Hudson, on the 23d inst. in Eagle
township BrowR co. The said Potter is
tall, spare made man, kaock. need, long
legged. about thirty.fiv or six years Of
age, about six feet two or three inches
high, a high forehead and smiling coun>
tenance, walks little stoop shouldered
and swinging as he goes, a few grey
hairs on bis head, tolerable full eyes, he
knows how to read, speaks proper and
deliberately; man Of good sense, has a
scar on one ofhis cheeks, perhaps his
left, two upper teeth out, one on each
side, complexion dark brown brunett.--
The above reward will be given to any
person or persons for the apprehension Of
| the said Potter in any Jail or prison, that
! / NAV get him. JUDITH HUDSON.
Msy 90 le4S. M
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Administrative Sale.
April 5th, ls43.

N pursuance Of an order of the csurt
u of Common Pleas Of Brown county,
Ohio, made at their October term in the
year 1912, will proceed on the premises
on the 9th day of May next, between
the hours of 10 aud 4 o'clock on said day,
to sell the following real estate, lying in
sald county of Brown;-Lots Numbers s
and 6 out Of out lot No. 140 in North
Georgetown. 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,
Administrative Of Robert Nichols, deed.
April 5th, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Take Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented
TO the Commissioners of Brown
county at their next meeting in June.
praying for On alteration in the county
road in Eagle township, leaving the State
road near the corner Of Jacob Marquiss's
land, and running from thence 10 John
AndersOn's mill on Brush Creek. The
alteration commencing where said road
leaves the line between Isaac Carys ESQ.
and John Markers land, so as to run on
said line 10 the corner Of said lands thence
on the line between said Marker and
William Buffers land TO the corner Of the
same, thence on the line between John
Bradley and Samuel Aiexsnder's land
until it inteTsscts said road.
April 9th, A. d. l643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Notice

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to theCOmmissiones ofBrown County, at
their next meeting, praying for q new county
road commencing at the State-road leading be-
tween Georgetown and Wilmington at or neal
George Eubanks's, running through said Eu'
banks's, Samuel Curlsse's and ]. Campbel'i
lond, Eastwardly, 10 or near J Campbell'I
Barn; thence southeastwardly intsrecting the
County road at or near Samuel AsheerafpS.
Perry township, B. c., May lSt, 1892
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

A T my instance an attachment was this
<Aday issued BY John Leonard a Juslies
Ofihe Peace Of Sterling township, Brown
county, against The effects Of jeremiah
Allen, q nonresident Of said county,
Dated this second day Of March, I643.-
DAVID WATSON
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

CAST IRON BUILDINGS correspon.
dent Of the London Times, says build
ings Of cast Iron are daily increasing at
9 prOdigiOus rate, IN England, and il ap'
pears that houses are about TO be con.
structed Of this material. 1t is proposed
that the walls shall be hollow, SO that the
whole house shall be heated with single
stove in the kitchen. A three story
house containing ten or twelve rooms
will only cost about ElOO0, less than
$500, and It may be taken to pieces,
aud removed 10 another place, at the ex-
Penss Of about twenty FIVE pounds.
RETuRNED-Gov. Lucas, from Iowa TO
Ohio. He isin good health, we are told
by gentlemen who came passenger with
him, and looks able to 60 through an.
other Wolverine war" OF political can.
vass. Gin. Eng.
LosT, MAYBE! The U. S. S:hoon.
or, Grhmpus. She two months since
left Hampton Roads for Southern
cruise, was known to be out in several
gales, and she has not since been heard
Of
MleRATroN TO THE WEsT.-The mul :
titudeS who are leaving New York and
the New England States for tho fertile
plains Of the great West, this season. are
said to Outnumber any former year. In
all parts Of the country may be seen par.
ties Of every trade and occupation wend-
ing their way to the Steamboats,, canals,
and railroads, talking Of the West and
speaking Of its prospects. The annual
flow Of European SimmigratiOn has also
commenced, and promises to Outstrip any
former year. N. Y. S""'
A SMART VILLAGE The Cinncinnat
Gazette states, that not less than lOOC
houses will be pdtup in that city during
the present summer The Chronicle es
Inmates the present population Of Cincln
natl at SO GOO.
or TIE Natchitoches Herald state
that the ChoctaW Indians have raise
$4,000 to build College for the edu
cation OCtheir youth. The ChOctaw ma
IiOn numbers II, 900 souls. They hav
2 press which last year printed NOR
than three millions 6f paper Of books an
pamphlets. 20 GIermoSt Courier
I was the remark ofLord Byron, 4
philosophical a. il was forcible, that th
best way 10 put down sedition, is to tax
awaytho mat8fiaIon which II subsistS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06

and SmOOlhs away any irregularities left
or made BY the former processes. But
the eye Of the needle is still rough, aud
muslbe bored BY another process, which
leaves Il so smooth as not 10 cut the
thread. After this, a man grindS hand
ful at time on common grindstone,
holding them in bis left hand and giving
them perpetual rotary motion With ibs
right, so that, when the operation is fin,
ished, they must be round as we'll as
sharp. They are now to be lease harden.
ed" and finally Furnished, all which is
done BY simple processes, in which inn
msnSe numbers can be subjected to the
operation at the same ime.-Dr. Bonds
Letter from RockIGRd.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-06
Notice.

A petition win be presented to the County
Commissioners at their meeting on the irstMOn-
day Of juno next, praying for the location and
establishment Of county road leading from
Clemont Comfy line near MoOr's fork, COM
meneing on CoopeF's line, from thence between
Haggarty & Bradley, from thence betwesn M
Delmur and BaIger, from thence along
Carn g. Demur's road to Glady, from thence
the line between Manahan's and Barger's line,
fromthence to Samuel Browns corner and along
said Browns line 70 Patrick Weners line to
N. Bishop and John Millen to the turnpike
May 2nd, Is43.