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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-05
NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented 10
theCommissionsrs At their Dscem.
Der meeting praying for tbe location of q
county road, beginning at the glady coun.
~ road At the west end Of Richard w.
Dltlo's lana, running with the same casts
Wsldly TO Edward Boyle's and said DiltO,s
corner on the bank OF Sycamore run, from
thence east with The line Of said Bovle's,
DilIO's and Joseph Hallsied's 10 the east
fork, hom thence the nearest and best
route 10 the State roadatOr near the wid.
ow Ryhott's corner.
October 26th, lS43.
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Brown Common Plean.


Inn F. JacksOnby his next friend WiTliamP
Y ates vs..
Rich Jackson, John Wilson &Sarah Wilson
his wife late Sarah jackson, LsmusI Round
&Elizabeth his wife lals Elizabeth Jackson,
James Woods 4 Rachael his wife late Ra.
ehael Jackson, James v. Windsr & Catha-
rins his wife late Catharine Jackson, and
Thomas c. Yates son of Nancy Yates lato
Nancy Jackson deed. heirs of ohm Jackson
deed.
THE Defendants above named will take notice
that on the 10th day of October l943 the above
named John F jackson filed in the Court of
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, petit
tion, the object and prayer ofwhich is to obtain
partition of the following described tract of land
situated in Brown County Ohio, described az
follows. Beginning at two sugar trees and white
oaF, in the patent line thence north, As degre's
east, l60 poles to one sugar and dog wood tree
thence north, 494 degrees west, Isl poles t0 q
white oak and maple; south, As degrees west,
l 60 poles TO the paten: line; thence south, 494
east, Isl poles to the place Of beginn ing; con-
tanning $50 acre., patented in the name Of James
Knox No. 662, and cause to be set of to Peti-
tioner one equal seventh part thereof in sever
atty or ifSaid land cannet be paTtitioned with
out injury, thewhols to be appraised aud sold &
the avails to be divided between Petitioner and
Defendants, agroeably to their respective inter-
est, And said dsfen dants are notified to ap-
pear before tho next court Of common Pleas Of
said county to be held at Gcorgst town OH tho
3rd Tuesday ofNovembeT next RCd plead, an
sWer or den to said pstitlonj ,thsrwise an or
der of Part ition will be made ny said court on
application of Petitioner.
CIV. KING, sui. for petitioner.
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The Citizens Of Brown county, who are la
bOriag under diseases arising from impurities Of
the blOOd-should hever dlspair Of being brought
10 sound state ofhealtb until they have tried
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plant, habitull costivensss, dyspepsia, dropsy,
appoplexy sick headache, colds coughs, ,consump-
tion, asthma, & all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood.
| 1t should be remembered, when the thermom.
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, that
the process of digestion is performed with such
extreme languOr, Inat our food instead Of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutriment
| for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, OF
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1t should be remembered, all genuine medi'
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ed OIL the sides of the boxes and that if the wore
Wright's cannot be found, all is positively
wrong
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Wright's India Vegetable Pills, atGeorgetOwr
D.J. STEWART.
Al. STROUBE, Higginsport.
L. NowLAND, Rus elville.
SILAs THOMAS, Decatur.
July 22d, l943.
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BILIOUS PILLS

are the best antbillious medicine ever used !Thoy
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an happy - iniMm you that your nestimabls
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shermans CamphOr or Head
ache LoZenges,


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hystericaL affections and all nervous diseases
drowsiness through the day and weakefulness
night; cholera or cholera morbus, diaThea, las
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sssshington Marine Insurance Company, has
| suffered, for years with nervous headache, that
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utes.
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Dr.A. o. Castle, IO4 Sixth Av., has used
them repeatedly and never knew them to
fail
A fresh supply of this valuable Medicins Just
received nd for sale by D. J. Stewart, George.
town, & Murphy, Ridgway & Co. Ripley, q
nJ-25 cents per box.
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es.ed motive, but oni Of the sheer and
single love OF Wickednsss and crime,
come forward as the volunteer defenders
Of the most degrading species Of human
slavery. Wee! Woe! woe!
"TheTo is Qua consolation still, amid
the pulsatiOBs uf Our hearts; lhsre are,
there must be, genuine lrshmen in A
merica--men Of sound heads and Irish
bearts--whO will assist US TO wipe of
the foul stain lhIt Lord MOrpheth's pro-
ven charge has inflicted on the Irish char.
acter who will hold out the hand Of fsl-
loWship, with a heart in that hand, to eV.
cry honest man, Of every casio aud color,
who will sustain the cause Of humanity
and honor. and scorn the paltfy advo.
Gates OF Slsvery-whO will show that the
Irish heart is in America as benevolent,
and as replete with charitable emotions,
as is any other cline on the face Of the
earth.
ave conclude. The spirit of dem .
cratic liberty is defled by the continu.
ance Of negro slavery in the United
States The United States themselves
are degraded below the most uDciviIized
nations by tho atroc;ous inconsistency DI
talking Of liberty and practising tyranny
in its worst shape.
The Americans attempt TO paIiate
their iniquity by the futile excuse of per
sonal interest; but the Irish, who have
not even that futile excuse, and yet jus
tify slavery are utterly indeiensible.
"Once again, and for the last time, VI
call upon you to come out of the coun.
ellis Of the slave owners, and at all events
to free yourselves from participating ia
their guilt.
"IriShmsD, call on you 10 JON Ii
crushing slavery, and in giving liberty I,
. every man Of every caste, creed and or
der. "DANIHL O'CuNNELL,
Chairman Of The Committee"
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Brown Common Pleas.
Vincent Lake 4
Mary his wife. Petition for


Campbell Cochran, Lucinda
Cochran, Harriet Cochran, James Cochran, Eli
IA J Cochran, Margaret Cochran, and William
Cochran heirs and Mary Cochran widow of
VIM. Cochran deceased.
TIME above named defendants will take no
tice that petition was fled against them
OIL the 9th day of October, l843, in the Clerks
Office of the Court Of common Pleas of Brown
county Ohio, by Vincent Lake and Mary hiS
wife, and is now pending, wherein the said pc.
ttioners demand partition of the following
real estate situate in said county, to wit: One
tract of 1872 acres ofland-Beginnin at locust
blue ash and sugar tree Samuel Thomas cor
ner on James Meranda's line; thence binding
with Merandas line south, 70 degrees west, I40
poles 10 Vices corner buckeye and ash thence
binding with Vices line north, 10 degrees
west, 1872 poles to two beeches and buckeye on
Shingles oldline thence binding withsaidShingles
line north, II east. lao poles to two blue ashes
md buckeye Thomas corner; thence binding
With Thomas li'a south, 10 degrees east, $50
,Oles to the begi'- ing--conveyed to said VIM.
cochran decssst " the heirs of Robert CLARK
acobs by deed dated the goth of November 1924. |
Ind that at the next Term of said court, applica.
ou will be made for an order that partition may |
e made of said premises agreeably to the statue |
such cases provided VINCENT LAKE.
HAMER & JoHN'ToN, MARY LAKE.
Sol'rs for Petitioners.
October 9th, lS43
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CIRCULAR,
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
To THE DEMOCRACY OF ONO:

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
To THE DEMOCRACY OF ONO:
The period is fast approaching for the
assembling ola Democratic State Cun-
ventien. Ever since the organization of
The Democratic party in this State, bien.
nal Slsie Conventions hpve been held in
Columbus on the 9Th day OF January. the
anniversary Of one Of The most glorious
and important victories recorded on the
page Ofhistory--a victory Of American
VAlOr and democratic liberty. guided and
od on BY the Hero and Sage OF the Her
mitage, ANDREW JACKSON, over hired SOL
diers, BRITISH monarchsls, and internal
traitors, at New Orleans. The eighth Of
January, therefore, is peculiarly appro.
pirate for the holding of a Democratic
State Convention, 10 select our Chiefs,
organize our forces, and make all the
necessary arrangements 70 achieve
through the ballot box, an equally import
ant aud decisive victory over the allied
forces of Federal Whiggery-a victory,
IN short, over parry, the leaders OF which
ars actuated by the same motives, inspired
by the same feelings, and influenced by
the same interests, as those who were so
sigunullv routed on the memorable Sth Of
January, 1915.
IN accordance. therefore, with long es.
tablished custom, the uRders gned. ap>
pointed by the last Democratic State
Convention State Central Committee,
respectfully designate MONDAY the
EIGHTH day of JANUARY, 1874, FOR
THE MEETING of THE NExT BIENNIAL
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TTOM, AT COLUMBUS, and the Democ
racy OF Ohio are hereby invited TO Assem-
BILE at the Iims aud place named for the
purposes, and with the powers usually
conferred on such bodies.
II has been the usage Of the Democrat
ic party, since its organization in this
State, to nominate at each biennial State
ConVentiun, a candidate for Governor,
to be supported by the Democracy, and
every four years to nominate candidates
for Presidential electors, and appoint
Delegates TO a Democratic National Con
VentiOn for The nomination Of candidates
for President aud Vice President of the
United States.
With the visw therefore, to united and
harmonious action upon these, aud such
other subjects as may properly come up
for consideration in the proposed State
Convention, il is hoped and confidently
expected that the democracy of the re-
'Peclive counties will take early and ef.
icient measures TO secure a full and fair
G eDFeBentntiOn
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DOCTOR SfIERMANs
MsdIcated and Fancy LOscngc Ware
house, LAT Main street 6etrecH Third
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rhn nm a N 81 HNoann.H.

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New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishing new edi
tion Of heir map Of the State of Ohio.
This Nap is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Ofiee at Cincinnati in part
by Mr., Samuel Morrison, whose skill as a
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully N+tested, not only by the present Sur.
veyOr Geaeral, but confirmed by the sertifcats
hereunto attached, OF Robert I, Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr. Halnes and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works aud con.
tempated public Improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counties
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the most minute aud authentic information ol
anystate map ever published. One of the pro
prietors has visited every county in the State, 70
the purpose ofgathering every informa tion requis
ite, to insure correctness. This fact of itsel f
will necessarily give assurance to those whomay
patronize the maps that for real Autility, il must
supersede any mupgot up East, for the purpose
Of state, but without the advantage Of the per.
Ional inspection and labor that has been bestow-
ed exclusively on this.
The size Of the map will be between and
'eet square, neatly colored in sJunties, mounted
Ind vanished aud soldto subscribers at the low
,rice of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies, will
10 allowed n deduction of forty per cent.
DO0LITTLE 4 MUNSON.
ENgravers and map publishers, Cincinaati |
l have examined the compilations made from |
he public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison,
Or Mossrs. Doolittie & Munson, whoare about
b publish sectionpl map Df the state Of Ohio. |
nd so far as they relate to the public SURVEYS
iey yare correct. ROBERT T. LYTLE
Surveyor Goneral's Cincinnati.
August 3, .ls4I.
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Adniniatrator's a Notioe.

/ a LII persons indebted to the estate Of
AGeorge H. Bohfer, late Of Franklin
township, decSased, are notified to make
immediate payment; and al persons hav-
ing claims agaiRsi said estass are Feques.
ted TO present them legally proven within
enc year for payment.
TFIOMPS ON I lindsey,
~ Adms 81 @ fB0hrsF dse'd.
Oct. 18th, 10Ao.
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A fresh supply ofths valuable MeHicine just
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and opposes the national view Of the Constitution
which charact"rizss the opposite policy, 10 respect
any OF the direct nunctons of that instrument. Ga
these PRINCIPLES look upon any inrasion 81 TIC
rgh, funny IF hc Studs 10 CONCENTRATE their votes
lor PRESIDENT; and Cny combination Of politicians
parties tn force them into Abandonment Of The right
a. an oiHc6 upon hc priaepics Of The constitutional
compromise, aud effort 10 gain undue advantage
by means adverse In The analogies of the Consu-
ton. And Of this character, the effort TO p dye The
Democratic party q crnbned effort defeat The re-
served discretion which the Constitution leaves with
the States int appointing their electors they please
In the actual election Of President, the form Of dis
erection may De preserved; for only amendment Of
the Constitution take away the power to pass
general ticket aw As that ,cW nerer be gicea up
,c'tAom corresponding surrender by the small States
# The "drdntoges they emmy ii is sought by entra
constitutional combinations 10 Me free Of
tie po1cr, and brsak up Tia large States in Tie n0mina
teas me plain purpose o The scheme is 10 give me
smaller states the advantage IN the nomination for
the Dominant party, thus controlling the primary cleo
t.oGs by party force, and at The time strengthen
lug Their c"n contingent advantages, by multiplying
contentious between The States and increasing the
clinnces OF on election by Congress
we are opposed 10 such reading of the compromise
as proposes 10 diotst party Of its share and aug
ment that Of the other We agree destroy tie
analoges OF The Constitution, by bringing the force of
the Democratic party 10 bear against of its
unequlvoca' concessions TO portion OF the States at
the risk OF defeat 10 themselves and shall resist The
attempt TO add 10 the other dstraclng questions be
fore The country, conflict Of STATES with each other,
about balance Of power which is fixed by The Consti
tuition. The Constitution decides the point distinctly;
and 1t the Constitution needs amendment, as many
think, discuss the matter in that shape, and reform il
in that way; not by forcing upon whole party in
twenty SIX States rule of action, under peril Of dis
menherment and defeat, which deprvcs large part Of
them of discretion which the Constitution meant the
should be free 10 exercise in self protection.
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COMMUNICATED.
To Tie Democratic Voters of Chesterfield.

AZ November Court, Democratic Association was
formed, and Committee appointed 10 prepare Con-
sttution and report at December Court Every Democra
ought TO be present. not only good speeches may be
heard but business of vast importance 10 our interests
will be transacted Powhatan has led of, and il be-
comes our duty to comply with the suggestion of our
late State Convention, 10 w: 10 appoint Delegates 10
District Convention, whose duty 1t wall be to elect
Representatives the National Convention in ls44
Let all The people come-et Democrat stay al bome
counsel-let the county speak out her sentiments,
boldly, fsaricssly. Friends, have yon interest IL
this natter Are you cold to the calls of patriotism
and shall old Chesterfield fold her while her neigh
bors ore up and on the alert No, no, no! Come up
10 The aid of your friends, against the mighty Wrestle
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Al a meeting ofthe Democratic Young Men of Win
chester, held in the Town Ii,, the evening OF the
III of November, 1913, for The purpose of forming
Democratic Association,
On motion, Gen Janca II. Carson called to he
Char, and a r. Wood, appointed Secretary.
ReS"rcd, That it - e1pedient to firm Democratic
Association, in his place under the name of the
"YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCiA-
TlON OF TIE TOWN OF WINCHESTER to
he composed Of those, who opposed TO inc elevation
OF Henry Clay, 10 the r;es!d ntla CHAR, and ia:'r
able 10 the dissemination OF Democ, attic Republican
principles.
Resolcfd, That committee of FIVE be appointed TO
draft Constitution for the government Of this Asso
cation
The following gentlemen constitute said committee:
J. E. Dangerield, r. E. Byrd, Hugh Barr, l.. P.
Coonlz, and James r. Coburn. Who after retiring
for short time, presented Constitution which was
adopted.
After which, the following gentlemen were unnni
mously elected officers: President Hugh Barr lst "
A r. Wood; 2nd V. P, J. S. Miller Secretaries, l. P
Coontz and J. (. Dangerfeld.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that the
Winchester Virginian, Washington Globe, Richmond
Enquirer, and Sentinel Of the Valley be requested 10
give them publication.
On motion, ad ournad
JAMES IL CARSON cL,