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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

if Corlies wsuld pledge his honor that the inter.
course between himself and Mrs. Cotton should
cease and never be renewed: " # you Go not,'
said he, you'll find me desperate ma7'.D Cor
lies Immediately gave him solemn promise that
il sbonld be So Cotton, however, soon became
aware that the intimacy of Corlies with his wife
had been renewed; and Corlies was known to have
boosted ,f it in the coarsest and most insulting
terms at public hotel not long after the promise
he had made to Cotton. This, of course, re-
aroused all Cotons hatred and revenge; and he
then made the attempt on the life of Cories, for
which he was held to bail.
Cotton after this refused TO live with his wife,
whom he left at his former residence in the family
Of Mr.. Wallace, taking lodgings himself at the
adjoining house Mrs Cotton soon found herself
entirely deserted as Corles probably from the ap-
Prehenson that his life would yet be taken, which
ne is known to have entertained, refused to have
any thing farther to do with her. Finding herself
thus blasted in reputation scorned and turned of
by her husband, despised and deserted by him Tor
WHOM she had made SO dreadful and unprir-
cipled sacrifice, and cut off even from the means
show of reason, that an attempted reconciliation
with her husband was met by the declaration that
he would listen to nothing of the kind while Cor
lies was in the way. We have beard a rumor OF
such an interview-though cannot vouch for
its correctness. 1t may TO many seem impossible
that so terrible deed should be perpetrated BY
any woman, in SO cool and determined manner,
ucon one she had ever loved yet there is deep
truth in the Poets strong lines
earth has no curse like love to hatred turned,
Nor hell fury like woman scorned"
The above we believe are all the new authentic
facts that have come to knowledge concerning
progress of this criminal and fatal intercourse
More will perhaps be developed by the examina
ton which will not probably be closed for two OF
three days to come. Testimony, more directly
connecting Mrs. Cotton with the death of Nh
Corlies than any that has as yet been submitted
will, we understand, be brought forward. Whether
it will be sufficiently strong TO warrant com
initial, remains to be The proceedings o
Inquest to-day will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

% FRIEND HUMPHREY has been nominated
for Mayor BY the Wings of Albany. He was in
40 and Al valuable member OF the State Sem
ale. He is worthy and respected citizen, and
we hope for his election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

The loss of the Saratoga Railroad Co. BY the
recent destruction of their depot, &c. is abou,
$4,000, of which about $40 900 is insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

% Mr.. Isaac Vanler, at Florence, Ala, few
days since ordered negro of his premises, and
enforced his order by striking him with cewbide
The negro resisted by throwing rocks at him,
when MIR. V. drew pistol and shot him through
the head. A Coroner jury returned verdict of
justfable homicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

FlREs.-The Baptist Church at Holland Pat
eat was destroyed by FIRE on the 18th.
The residence of D. S. Howard, at Lynsdale,
Lewis Co. was burned with large collection of
mechanical designs, &c. on the 18th Loss, 5000
M insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

p MONROE County was tied in the Board of
Supervisors at the regular Spring Election; there
being al equal number of each party and no choice
in the town of Riga-the Wing and Loco-Foco
candidates tied. special election has since been
held, and the Wing chosen by II majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

IRVING INSTITUTE BoAReIse ScHooL.-Wi,h
pleasure we invite attention to the advertisement
of this Institution. For many years we have been
intimately acquainted with the gentleman who
conducts it, and can with entire confidence recon-
mend it as eninently worthy the attention of those
who would place their sons at boarding schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

her again. because did no; see her face She was not
as tall as myself She spoke low and ladyike. did no.
see her hands at all.
Mr,. Mary Ann Carson, sworn. live at Sc Greene.s,
Mr. Ogood baker occupies the lower part Of the house
not acquainted with Mr. Mrs. Cotton. am ac-
qnaniea with Mr. Parsons family where they lived
there on Monday evening last, Ii about 20 minutes of
O'clock when reached there. Mr. and Mrs. Par
officers They lived No. "a yesey street.
had been running when came there, neither YVES
atigued. bad heard OF Mr. Ceriies beng injured
when went TO Mr.. Parsons; did hear OF there.
ask ed The OF the officers being OF Mrs Parsons
she said she did know. say that Mr. Par
sopS married. had when was there dark shawl
and light colored tain SHRED bonnet
Evening session-
dar Russell (colored) sworn.-I live with Mr.. Wallace
26 Vesey. Mrs. Cclton lived there lived with her
moaths MIR Wallace took The place about month
s;nce and remained with him. MIR Cotton, after he let.
tk-re Mr. Parsons's, mex, door. not know
"ha Mrs Cotton occupied but r Cotton, after he
left, desired 10 lake her meals TO her. He has been
there take his things away, but his
do not know Of any gentleman coming Mrs. Colon
Sse out OF the house very sedom knew her
90 alone III the evening. She in the habit
sending crTands. have carried letter for her she
gave 10 take TO Charles e. Co,lies; week
last TUESDAY. Told take il 10 his boarding
house, l.s whiie-st. II in the afternoon. lGs
Leonard 81 Twas told to wait Mr Co.les
told come the mex; evening for il, between and
Corlies the Saloon, where 10 4a; gentleman
came The door and told he then went
home and told airs. Colon thar bad seen him She
said she world send back again Eever did goback
never carried letter for her before cannot read, bet
can Tell Numbers Mrs Cotton spent her time her
never her dressed go ont but once and
that one Sunday about three months ago. up
Mrs Coons room about O'clock Monday afternoon;
took her te and scue OF coai and she asked me
10 make her FIRE She generally kept her door
locked, and heard her lock II after She told
me, while was il the roon, that she fell unwe, and
tenGad lying down.
Mrs Cotton had on that taea white muslin wrapper (ibe
dress as when arresed) hair pain as usual
her again Until the officers came there and
broke the door open The waiter called me- and
IcId was walted When up, the entry was full.
boy named James Jenkins believe sent up before
theocery eyJus,;ce atseu Mrs C. toconedown
When went call her GOT answer. Alter the door
broken open went in and Mrs C.was lying on the sofa
spoke her, but she did answer ne she was In the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-10

SINGULAR PRoCEEDINGs.-The Port,
and Argus has received the following
account Of the Imprisonment ofan Amer
icAn captain, and the shooting Of an
English captain, from captain Sturdvant,
OF the brig CHARLOTTE which arrived at
Portland on Monday from Cape Hay
tlsn:
Captain SturdiVant reports that few
days before he left, Mr.. Usher, the A.
merican consul at Cape Haytien, had re
ceived letter from Gonaives, from Cap
tain Thomas, Of brig Zebra, Of North Var.
mouth, stating that the Captain ofan
English vessel had mode several attempts
TO entice away his crew, and had come
alongside ofthe Zebra in his boat, two or
three evenings, 10 take them off, the
crew conserving. That, on Monday even.
ing, when he had come alongside again
for that purpose, Capt. Thomas advise ed
him moi to prosecute his attempts fur>
'ber, but to go from the brig; encoura-
ged by the crew of the Zebra. Captain
Thomas, having employed Haytien TO
assist him in preserving his men and
placed loaded muskst within his reach
Captain Thomas and the Hayden warned
him it he did not go way he wonld be fir.
ed at. But, while the English captain
was within few fathoms oft Zebra, be
exclaimed that if he was fred at he would
return the 6re-at the same time raising
something in his hands, which the Hay
tiol supposed TO be a musket; on seeing
that, ne fired, and so wounded the Eng
lish captain that he died in few hours.
Captain Thomas and his mate were ex.
.amined, the next day, before the Haytien
magistrate, and committed to prison, there
to await the decision Of the authorities at
Port au.P Prince.
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SHERFF's SALB.-BY virtue of three
~ wriis of venditioni exponas TO me di.
rected, by the court of common Pleas,
within and for Brown County Ohio, | will
offer for sale, at the front door of the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the ii day OfNOvember, l943, between
the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock OH said day,
the following real estate, to wit: bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at
stake, bearing south, 66 degrees west, 66
feet from the most westerly corner Of Ia
lot No. 100 in the town Of Ripley, Brown
County Ohio; thence south, 80 degrees
east Is l'2 poles TO stake ;thence south,
90 degrees west, l2 l.2 poles to a shaker
thence north, 80 degrees west, Is l.2
poles to stake; thence north, 60 de.
grses east, IL l'2 poles TO the beginning.
containing one acre and thirty tour poles,
excepting 40 feet off the north end, for
merly sOld and conveyed to josiah Stout.
To be sold as the real estate Of Thorn.
as and James Hopkins, at the suits of Da.
vid McFerson's executor against T. 81.
Hopkins, James s. Young VS.. II. 81.
Hopkins, ,andAlbertWllliamsO VS.. r. & ].
Hopkins. WM, SHIELDS sheriff, b. c. o.
Sheriff's Office, October 10th, 1913
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or To- day decides the fate of de-
mocracy in this district and in the State.
This paper will reach but few subscribers
before the polls will be closed: To those
who may receive it this morning We say,
ifyOu are duly impressed with the impor.
tancs Of the contest, you will not ioil to
60 early and stay lats-and 10 work hard
al day for the SUCCESS of democratic
principles. Do this, and whether the re.
suit be success or defeat, you will at leasl
have the consolation of having done yOul
duty, your whole duty, and nothing but
your. duty.
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SHERlFF's SALE by virtue of two writs Of
~ vsnditioD exponas to me directed by the
court of common Pleas, within aud for Brown
county Ohio, | Will offer for sale, at the front
door of the oourt-houss in Georgetown, on Sat-
urday, the lth day of November, ls43, be-
tween the hours nf 10 and o'clo OK on said day,
the following real estate, to wit: All those
In-lots in :ho town of Ripley, Brown county,
Ohio, known on the plat ofisaid town by their
numbers two hundred and twenty-sight and two
hundredand twenty nine (Nos. 22S and 299l
called tho Sand Moand Lots. To be sold az
the property of William Blanchard, at the suits
Of Benjamin Bowman and Samuel A Bowen
against said Blanchard. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. g. @.
Shefif's oAice, October 10th, I643.
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GHERlFF'S SALE.-BY virtue of a wit
- ofvenditioni exponas to me directed by the
court Of common Pleas, within and fol Brown
county Ohio; viii offer for safe, at the front
door ofthe courthouse, in Georgetown on Sat.
u;day the lth day of November, lS43, between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the
following real estate, to wit: The undivided
one sixth part ofall that tract OF land-Begin-
ming at stake near buckeye and two beech.
es, northwest corner to Elizabeth Johns, run
nine with her line south, l02 80 poles to
stake, north west corner of Isaac Nc Cune,
thence with his line west, 1870 poles to stake
in the original lino between surveys No. 1909
and No. l2l7 orth west corner to McOune,
thence with said line north, 102 2.3 poles 10
three large black oaks orig iual corner 10 survey
No. 2OI7; thence with the original line east,
l6O poles to the beginning containing lis l-9
acres-Being in VIM. Payne's survey No. 2Ol7.
To be sold as the psopsrty Of Edward Brannon
at the suit of Michael McCafrsy.
WIN. SHIELDS Sheriff, B. C. O.
Sheriff's Office, October 10th Is43..
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SHOCKING AND MYSTERIOUS A
FAIR

We learn from the N. o, Tropic tha
infrmatiOn was lodged at the POlice Of
fee Of the First Municipality, onI the 5tE
inst; ofa circumstance almost freezes the
blood with horror. On one of the bay.
Ous, near Lake Bornge, the remains of a
Tan by the name Of Tsrance Robins, a
creole, we're discovered hsnSing to four
trees. After being slain he had been
quartered, and each Of the four quarters
suspended on separate tree. No clue
has yet been discovered that could lead
TO the detection of tue perpetrators of
this heartsss and unparalleled deed Of
cruelty. The officers ef the First NUM-.
cipalty are on the look out, and hope
are ontertsihed that they will ferret Oul
the inhuman authors Phil. Daily Chrn
icle
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SHERIFF,s SALE

4
virtue Of two writs Of vsMditiOni er.
PoRas to me directed by tho Cour,
OF Common Pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will Offer Tor sals 4, tbe
front door Of the Court house, in George
town, on saturday the ] Ith day of Noysm.
Der, lS43, between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock on said day the following real es.
tate to wit: A tract ofland adjoining the
town of Ripley, part of James Poaqo,s
survey No. AIS; beginning at stake
bearing south, 30 degrees east A puIss
from the most southerly corner of frac.
tIOnal lot NO2Ol in said town; thence
north 40 degrees east, go poles 10 stake
on the bank Of RedOak Creek; thence
south, 90 degrees east, 81 poles to 1
stone on the bank Of said creek /. thence
down the creek west, 20 poles to a stake.
thence south, 3 degrees west, 25 poles
10 stake; thence morrill, 50 degrees
west, l6 poles TO stake, thence soutb.
6o degrees minutes west, 20 poles IS
links to the beginning, containing :.
cres. To be sold as the real estate of
Robert Carr at the suits of Poaoe and
Kiker, and James Gutherman's Admr
against said Carr. Terms cash in hand
WIN. SHIELDS sh'ff. p. @. o.
Sheriff's Office, Oct 10th IS43.
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UNFoRTUNATE OcCURRENcE. THE
Dayton Journal says: On Saturday last
a young man driving wagon in which
were two boys, sons of Mr.. McFadden
oc this place, over the bridge across the
Hydraulic Basin, at the paper mill, when
the horse took fright, and sprung into
the basin, drawing the wagon in after
him. Sad to relate, the two boys were
drowned, and the life of the young man
barely saved. The affection Of the pa
rents thus suddenly deprived Of their off.
spring, must bo sore indeed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-10

CLAY AND WICKL1FFE AT the White
Sulphur Springs (Ky.) Democratic meet.
ing, Robert Wickliffe, senior, a former
political associate of Henry Clay, appear
ed, and made a most remarkable speec b
in opposition TO that statesman. The fol-
lowing from the Louisville Advertisers
account ofllhe Speechg ives a graphic idea
of it.
His criticism of CIay's claims to states.
manship and political history was bitter
and excoriating beyond all parallel, and
barbed with rsdoubled poignaucy from
the circumsPect and unexceptionable
language in which it was couched. He
spoke for more than three hours, and only
yielded his unsxhausted theme to the
clamOrous interruption Of the dinner bell.
The acClamatoDs that followed his terri.
bla CaStigation of his quondam colleague
he received without emotion of acknOwl.
sdgment, but needless Of all praise or
censure, pursued the flying and shrek
ing form Of his mutilated victim down the
galleries Of history with an unglutted
greediness that utterly appalled us.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-10

SHERlFF's SALE by virtue of a writ
~ OfVendItioDi ExpOnSs to me directed
by the court Of common Pleas Of Brown
county, Ohio, will offer for sale. at tbe
front door of the courthouse 10 GeerOa,
town, on Saturday the llth day Noyem.
ber, 1913, between the hours of 10 and
A O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: All that tract of land ON
Red oak, to wit: Beginning at a beech.
coffeenut and hickory, corner to Abraham
Shepperd and Robert Evans laLd. thence
north, 80 west, 1884 poles 70 an iron.
wood, ash and mulberry; thence south,
81 west, so poles to stone in the line Of
the land Of Labon Bramble ;thsnce south.
% east, l2 4 poles TO buckeye; thence
north, 81 east, so poles to the beginning,
Containing six acres ! rood and o. poles.
To be sold as the property of James Ful.
ion at the suit Of James Fleming. Terms
cash. VIM. SHIELDS sheriff, R. C..
Sheriff'S Office, October 10Th, ls43.
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SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue of a writ
Sof Venditioni expoRas to me directed
by the court of common pleas, of Brown
CO., Ohio: | will offer for sale on the lIrh
day of November lS43, between 10 and
1 O'Clock, on said day, at the front door
of the court house in Georgetown B. G.
o., the following real state, to wit: All
that tract Of land on the waters of Brush.
crock in said county, containing 80 acres
part Of William Vans survey No.
bounded and describsd as follows: Be-
ginning at stone in the line of Ben.
jamin Gutridge, thence south 90 deg.
west, with Gutridge's line 81 poles to a
stone hickory and sugartree, in the line
of Isaac Earl, thence south, 6S degrees
east, with EarIS line l46 poles to stone
corner to Joshua Woodroe, Isaac Earl
and Adam Irwin, thence north 20Ndegs.
east, 81 poles to 4th stone, thence
north 6S degrees west, l46 poles to the
beginning. To be sold as the real estate
of Moore Edegington at the suit of Nor
ton and Proctor. Terms-cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. co
Oct. 8 1S43.
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SHERIVF's sALE.-By virtue Of three
Nwrits Of venditiOni exponrs to me di I
rected by the court of common Pleas,
within and for Brown county Ohio: j
will offer for sale at the front door of the
court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the llth of November lS43, between the
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the
following real estate to wit: All thai Ger.
tain in'lOt in the town OF Decatur, Brown
county Ohio known ty lis number forty
nlne (4V) containing dwelling house and
store room,
To be sold as the property of John
Moore, at the suit Of william Dultv. q.
Co. against said Moore and Jams Sned.
eker, Thomas McGusge against tho said
Moore, and G. and J. H. Shoenberoer
against said Moore.
WIN. SHIELDS, sberifB. o.
oct. 9, lS43.
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@ SHFRFF's sALE.-By virtue of two writs
Oof venditiOni exponas, 10 me directed
by the court of common pleas of Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in George.
town on the llth day ofNovember 1913,
between the hours ten and four O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate to
wit: In lois in the town of New Hone.
Brown county, Ohio, known on the piatt
Of said town by their numbers 4, 20, %.
and "a. To bo sold as the real estate of
John Ristine at the suits of Blackley,
Strong, Simpson g. Co. against the said
Ristiue, and the Fund Commissioners of
Brown County against Robert Hicks and
John Ristine. Terms--cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, SberifB.C.o.
Oct. 8. 1s43
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of wrii Of
venditioni exponas TO me directed BY
the court Of common pleas of Brown Co.
Ohio, I will offer for sale atthe front door
OF the court house in Georgetown, on the
1 lth day Of November lS43 between ten
and four o'clock on seid day the follow.
ing real estate 10 wit: In lot in the town
Of HigginspOrt Brown county Ohio,
known on the record plat Of said town
by its number lhirty-fiUe (S5) with the
aPpUrtenances therevnto belonging. To
be sold as the real estate Of Noah L. Ro
berts at the suit Of WIN. X. Burr. Terms
cash.
VIM. sHIRLDs, s, b. 0. o. oct. 8, ls4S.
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sHIPMAN, TRE MONEY cARRIER


The New York Tribune. furnishes US
with the information that Jacob Shipman,
the money CARRIER who vas tried befole
the New York Court, was acquitted on
the ground; the intention TO appropriate
the money to his own use was not con.
celVed until he had arrived at Philadel-
Phis, and he was therefore, not guilty
under the indictment.
II supposed that he will be taken to
Phila delphia and tried for the offence, BY
the Union Bank, who were his prosecu>
tors in the New York Court.
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fulfil the object for which they wele alone
created.
Such is the effect Of the Bank Reform
measures Of the last Legislature, as pro-
ven by experience. Do you like il, or do
you still oPPoSh III Let not your parii-
ian associations or personal feelings, pre-.
vent you from calmly considering the
matter, and from giving an honest answer
in the premises. M.
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u virtue Of three Wriis Of vsnditioni
sxPOnas to me directed by The court
Of common pleas within and for Brown
County Ohio, will offer for sale At the
front door OF the courthouse in George.
town on Saturday the llth day of No.
vembsr, lS43, between the hours of tea
a. 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate TO wit: A tract Of land lying
aud being on the East Fork OF the Little
Miami River, in Perry township, Brown
county Ohio, bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at an ash, beech and oa K on the
bank Of the East fork Of the Little Mi
ami river, at B. F. Sweets lower corner,
running south, so degrees east, AT poles
to an ash and old oak in Henry Miller's
line; thence south, 25 west, 4S poles TO
an oak and small sugar in the line Of said
Miller and A. T. Sweets corner; thence
soutb,7S west, Alt poles to a stone dog
wood and water beech on the bank Of the
said East fork of the little miami river
and Andrew T. Sweets upper corner on
said river; thence up said river with its
mesndsrs Az poles to the beginning;
containing one hundred and twenty FIVE
acres more or less. To be sold as the
properlyof Allan D. Sweet at the suits
Of John A Miller and Thomas Gilkey
against the said Sweet and Mariah viii.
Jams vs.. Allen D. and James Sweet.
Terms caSh. WIN. SHIELDS shift. Bc.o.
Sherff's office, October 10th lS43.
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ynrnrrT,s sAIn.-BY viltae q three

CHER1FF's SALr,-BY viltde of three
- writs of vendiiiOni ExPOnas 70 me
directed BY the court Of common Pleas
within and for Brown county Ohio, Will
offer for sale at the front door Of the cOur:
house ia Georgetown, on Saturday the
Ilth day Of November, ls4S, between
lhe hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day
the following real estate, 10 wit: par
eeI 81 land, known as lot No. 43 ia the
town ofDecatur, county Of Brown and
state of Ohio, containing 4 steam saw
mill sc. To be sold as the property Of
John Moore, ct ihO suits Of Thomas Fec
and Enos L. Fee against John Moore
Sampson Tams against Moore and Sned.
iker and Wooden for use Of Boarden.
against John Moore. Terms cash in hand.
WIN. SHlELD's sheriff B. c. o.
Sheriff's Office, Oct. 10th, lS4S.