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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
REFINED SUGAR

sSTOOLSEf AMI " .lulSkN Rom TINS date ole, ,heil
w 'Saudarj' hGUBlE REFINED SUGARS Il, the fol
loving ow prices. w:
Loaf. II cents cr pound Wh'H -s than five packages sra
Crushed de- &" pufcnssl. hall II csnt PC pound
Powder II !. do 10 additional.
Tie above are packSJ as follows
l.GaYss. IN bN> oI SgJ los.
{ G r 5Ji Of -, 80 F." charge for packages.
Arpy the New Yo's rslen, sugar Refinery cor OF South
ard Non, sUfnery Is. ot at ~ Wal st
y. D. Orcn out Of E9 city must rs accompanied BY remit.
YI In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

TO RoNtS THrAA POUND.
A q FAlBeHl1.n. AassIa haaa FsaH ~
safHleat ~ ltatass .fufs'rs eItsf
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Coils fas Il d.
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D. A4uaiht.sI Stone ea.
Da lf48HHaH e. CO.
5.alH fask Fam Red Hrsss FMS.
galt maaz fe3 1en aa.
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rN .ns rts Iass ~Uyef and 5sfmaa silver
1h.ml.e. = - Pm, aal HsF nfnemeait
Cold. s.if. ftafI So - ShH. studs
CUTLERY
and q b Ell, paeEf' KNIVES.
Naf #ef.s sheafs end se4s-afs
illests RaHa.s
Hai hrs its- gisJses brushes. Tosta brH shes,
Nas brushes. = = atash-s, SHAVING atuslrs
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kzetas f#qef fHesf+r
Tt above s~ets RE ~ b. fannd e. 2 NAN
''fos' seaf.y opposite ike "a ueA h4ie4
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
IL nnEIi.

VIZ su'rouesn hsnns rnieks.ei ile Ia
BHR ARD as Mstn ,ife,i Ma, he n.afs.
ifaffif eeruHlei ia N.i-ean A RE-. te.r.atn..l,
itsm ihs sAie hsi He, are n'ef,at.-i ~ ~ i.ans.
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Naafhei 20 ihi' yani . 81 etrtlleni plsa#ns fna.
,h.ae whtrh ~ } - eanaaAilf sueflsd elih sa4r.
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tern eosnfB. Al af.es ibsnlisf. received A. a
'haen y attended n l. ROOF a 90.
NserlHF Aura.i l-i
asaiertea ttam mr. oeey 10 uBsast d tue AL
W ats aha r.sfge THrc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
list RECEIVED.

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A GbNfkA ~ assafm ni = 2fnr', TaHni'. aud
"a De SiuH- str..aas' Wilitk arc
40 t-+-.v. oa Nt-fol
a.. f.,.,..
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da $50 Nffe
- AGA A,naaHia.
ea.s. frfn Gs,a. a4a shellar.
i.. .s.~. f-tfune Oreea and yellow
ses...lis t4.ass.arh.
5#I~t. ra4aafHe
AIa. Aa#ty4# Af s5Il 5. he lowest r.siss. g.,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

hR.kiCkER's CELEBRATED tMBRo.
~ CATION The .ui-scr'.er IA. iu.i rerei., "a
ifesh SUPPLY II tin papaiat m,8 cur. warranted
supetof ioany afnele naN IN u.e. fsf lhe car, al
RaeuH aiism- Lnmtaea. s7fsias. Bu,.e. A. T.
Il alsn hirhly recommended IN, a,.es.es of b,,.e.
sleh a. pole,ll .iu's, Fersa Ltany Boz. Ae
For sale 81 the DRUG Store n
LAFAYETTE MNEFLY.
ets - hisia 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

fEAFtSr StLF--Rs virtue q = tesa 4 Trt.st.
hafrt fhr iHfh isf ~ Narra is8s. record,
80 in h'saA 81 reese at E IN fhr clerks Office -
ohlo ruspi5s executed bs Jaha II fIaA 20 fas
/ Nlit tape.e fa -. 20 lAe flohf doom Il ne
rcafi h#tsr ~ ts# ronrfT ar fhe saih day ~
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% &c ath square - hr r.fK af "a htflae ffaaffa =
an Monroe rffret. uu3n nhich - erected "a e
htnse iaffnrriF called Ihs 20 shausn Ha5sIs
ga ifaciHan ofs lai Numbered Que .a the
ta Square 81 sad cats. has az GHg fr.f "a mont
ilh street and ffunIrg ta4k - fctg g..
gu.nfF street
Seihae Trustee shall onlt canvey sart
title NJ have sndcf ire d. ~ tfasf
Jsa AEEA NILSOff T~uss,f
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81 Ht ..
COMPOUND kRht'~''.
V.yOg he eafs q D.
II disrlsfgr 81 faai
4sssF trsntle fso1sr' iiA'
isiiing 4 attsf 49,"
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On J cRUMBAckER. y
ns medicine AHfN IS
sn.rras eefs honfr' AZ -f
go. AZ me u.ny .'''''a
petierms4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
CApSlcAPsr- cAps,,t

NIW ARRIVAL. Of
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS
At IHF CITY CASH STORED
ID EcFNtp lh.. day. FRIDAY. Na,en.,r, 9,h
IL I-4gI
: rfsees 'aHer faney Yels-,.. fr Iadis, dresses.
10 90 Al@aea Lasifes al r,siar..
! 30 d. da Sit Cham;
! 10 super cross. haired o heautlfl8 arisle.
5 d. Hsaasa Cinih.a nav arlltie iof laa,e.' wear
; a. sap ffenrh Mrrinoe..
. - Ts l'rd Aiurca. new srlr',.
Al>1-Ssloe very rirh einhr.,iss red. Ththet .
Alofna, hfQcha and oihet Shaw1. csl'd Fflnrc. A.
nov - tONrHER a SOON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

EEhf Will You DELAY1-Aas .shs,
w arc sei. unhealthy weather 20 Ant !.
attesse in 1uHf sss1sH. fhaf = e. fiain 10 carr
Tnn So 80 untlnae'Y Efsvc4 Ha- not e.prst~f,es
'AaFhtf aal Ia HHt arniaf psaofs cnasinet &
rou fhat f5afasi HtisH > reffai- d~sfh - a.
whom mag encounter shcn leit unhi a late
ncfloai
TnEN WHY Will You DELAY
Pfoeufas remedy = doc ssassm, ana ,,,..t
ihc prosfess 81 that isli fcsifeYesf go
- ~ ssnn terminates IN famrhina shK,shs
soreness - ths Thftat md inasmfnsftsn ~ 49,
Nuras Membrane ~ the rfonrhf !. f,,.s.,.ss
snd ihe Inngs fendrtss ap-n 50 sisrsse. r..
persons saflrf tiacfa sifcs % nfosfasfsa tt. tff
ffsM locke ia ~ fsfir Raa-. when n E. ftes -.
% p. Concerned aAplt thesf health .sh.n +, -
ffohshiltY ~ 10 800 lat. Nav eli No 49,
eola lake ti9ielT ~afuag aud get ~ Of u a.
soon - pnssitie.
bf Dentans ENasrfafanf Remedy 49,.
before the au.lic. iest~a ~ thousands And 49,
sscd tn alrnnsi every fafndY Throughout lac af
frfeni States inf diseases Of
THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The sasi afn.nui 81 ~ t8t- city. nns ,L.,,
- many persons VIA come back sea oh,e..
by the bali dnRsH battles. 4, surirtsgt CO..
Of - wondrflal rhcary.
Call upon u & RE MARSH
NV - HhrrHrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

II IA -.~. 80
.-n,. -. 80. o.
IL ~ - - IL
" 70 ~ n
.hr ~ 800 ms
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msfsAfaa - aafA e. E III
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hfst snsffsnr faeniief Il
suasr he ssFs'tiins - :
sanaF iaFn e -" v
sk'isin saftsa ten i &c
~ III -
.etfti, 4 $50. So -
sr.ssmf Hsmsmtststf
~ 80 nj
f.- .a..A 49, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

MES TANNER.
0N AND AtzOUCHlER.
sraeasi conner - 5ib and
eule or ll4e Southwest cor
eci 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

ENoR >ALE-A rum aef of ar.sfabls PEW. in
me Presbyterian Church. At reduced pne,,
t'f 'nioffnsiion q ply 10 SAMUEL o.. William n
Ssairef % Jane. PAIL. a,rIt
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. NV sRRlVALof DISQUALIFICATION

tF WV AkhNALUf DESIRABLE COons
HAVE received funhsf sappiy al -
] su'ds. sfnnns shach arr sna. ,sf., -.
Clo'h' a"a f~tfied et'.Eeable Al,ae. Clorus
new and benuiifal an.eie ~
-ALSoa
Csn-in' Bloc Blart All aea Closh,,
- fi.'e .tnsl Az sald slssi f.r .A,lJ,~s.
o. and 'uief hlset T'l.he, sAaNl.
= aisct Cssi4iiers an Lana vol Do.
lev .. 'afsr efoesss oiashsra.. /, ~ p,st,,
~ W T sEI5Y
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LEATHFp IL
GAPS,
JOHN !. fltSH

BOOKSELLER A.
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EsINglk.Iz -lat
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11

line Of Foxes ACRE entrJ No..
and corner of25 acres Of said tract here
tOfore sold for taxes, thence with the
line Of Foxes said survey north, so de-
grees west. 66l poles to stone in said
line, thence north, degree east, l7O
u 10 poles to hickory the north west
corner of the su rVey crossing the little
west fork Of Eagle creek at 2 poles,
thence east i2S poles crossing the west
FORK at 90 poles 10 gum another o.
riginal corner Of the survey, thence with
another original line south, degree
west, lOS g. 6. 10 poles to a hickory,
The north east corner Of the 25 acre
tract, thence west 63 poles 10 an ash
and dogwood, thence south, degree
west, 63I poles TO the beginning, con.
tanning 1 l3 acres / rood and 26 poles. -
To be sold as the real estate OF John
LOui sen. and John Lout Jr. al the suit
Of Nicholas F. Devore. Valued at 50
per acre.
ALSO,
The following real estate to wit; being the
east one equal half OF in lot in the town ofRip-
ley known on ihs recorded plat of said town by
its nu mber one hundred and eight lOS, :
Valued at $50 dollars. To be sold as the g.
qUitable interest of John Patterson at the suits
of Samuel D. Ti'ley, and William Baird's I'D
ministrator and ResinJ. Bennett.*
ALSO,
Elizabeth E. Frozer) Petition for par.
VS. ttion OF real
John G.Huggins8O:h's estate.
The following described tract of and
situated in Brown countyOhiO, described
as follows Beginning at a stone III tn e
north line of Warel's survey, thence N.
70 l'2 deg. E. l03 poles to a beech and
large walHut tree, thence N.l5 deg w.
l60 poles to beech tree g. stone thence
south IS degrees west l55 poles to three
beech trees, thence south l 5degrees
east 63 poles to stone, thence north 70
degrees east 50 poles TO. three beech
trees, south Is degrees east 100 poles TO
The beginning; containing one hundrt d
and twenty FIVE acres more OF less part
of an entry ON part of warrant No. 1859
in favor Of Elizabeth Carr, Admr'x of Jo.
seph Carr decd. Valued at $40. per
acre. Terms, one third ia hand, one
third in nine months. and one third in
eighteen months. Tho deferred payments
TO be secured by bond and good security,
with interest from day Of sales
VIM, SHIELDS, Shff B. c. o.
Sherfs Office, June IL, 1874.
[*Adveriised last week to be sold or
the Ct b ofJuly, but postponed on ac
count Of errors IN the advertlseme
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
WHEAT CROP OF THE UNITED
STATES

The Prairie Farmer, published at Chi
cago, (lll.,) says:--"it there be not a
large wheat crop in the United States
this season, or IN the West at any rate
than eves before, we shall be disappOnt.
ed.-ln our rsmhies through Illinois,
Wisconsin, and Indiana, we have seen
and been Informed that more wheat was
sown last fall than usual: that almost
without exception, SO far as we have been
able to learn, il has been uninjured by
'he weather The early opening of the
spring will hasten IFS gro Nth so that there
will be little danger from rust; and this
being the chief cause Of fear for wheat
in this region, We think the prospect is
good for large crop"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
LINES.

Written on The death of Anvilley and
Mary Amanda Jones.
IIark voice salutes my ear,
Kindred parted once so dear,
Parents bereaved and left to mourn
Their chiIdren's death, they left forlOrn.
Twas we'll | knew them of tender years.
Subjects Of parents hopes and fSars,
Two little girls of beauty rare,
Gentle andsmild, lovely pair;
Their parents grief no tongue can tell,
Their daughters that they loved so we'll
Are gone SO soon from their embrace,
No more on earth their dwelling place.
Yet mourn not parents, think once more
Of blisslul rest on Canaan's shore,
When friends aud kindred meet above,
Where's all is joy and peace and love.
~ BIS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11

road, thence s, a deg. W. IS 28lOo
poles 10 . stone, thence N, 43i deg. W,
l3 poles 10 StOBe in JObn kssHo1y6
lide. fhehee with said line N, - dse. =,
% 20 100 poles 10 the beRinniaa, ooaS
laiOlGR one snd OBe half acFea. pssl 81
yohnWslI's survey No. S179. ValusS e
95I 500. Also, AbOni one fourth d e q
ere in said WaIl's survey sdjoiDipR ~
town Of HamesViIIe Known % lhS Or.
den bot, combining log dwell NJ houSo
and blacksmith shop, being plSt a thO
land sold BY N Moore & wife 70 M.
Dowdney. VIIued 81 S5s 3Ss Also.
at the house Of VIM. DOWdney iLG LGsOEVo.
town, the folIoWiBg goods and ehsiIIsS .
vii one Two horse Wagon ,Ono Two bOsso
carriage and hsrneSs,W WO mares, one eoW.
Two mantle clocks iGO buTesua, tive sa,s
Of windsor chairs, one dining table, oSo
breakfast table. one bedsiead ahd e.
stove: TO be sold ss The pfobeni 81
VIM. Dowdney at the suiI Of John RSotOa
and Co.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sb'f B. CO.
Sheriffs Office, May 2lsi, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11

or Daniel Webster spoke with an i'll
gacs at Tho Baltimore Convention. when
10 told the federalisis, in substance, that
Tyler's administration had spoiled the
IoOd effects Of the Harrison victory -.
What did Webster, in bis official capacity
under Tyler for a long time. do towards
SpOiIiEg the "messe" Webster had con-
siderable lingering in the matter, after
other federalists refused to act in the Cab
inei.--HGrbord Times.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
JACKSON REED s.
SHERIFF,s SALES.

A GREEABLY to the command ofsundry or
IN des and DEGREES for sale under DEGREES in
ehanc cry and writs of Execution to me directed
by the court of Common Pleas of Brown county,
Ohio, Twill expose TO public sale at the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day
Of July 1874, between 10 and O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate, to wit: A
tract Of land ON whiteoak creek in said county,
part If Lewis Booker's survey No. ll40. Begin
ming at two beeches north east corner Of said sur
vey, thence south degree west, LAG poles to a
buckeye in the original lina; theNce west 29l
poles to an elm ard two beeehes, thence north,
l46 poles to stake in Bookers line, thence
with said line east, 29l poles TO the beginning
containining 265 acres and IS poles. Also,
another tract con tanning 81 acres aud AZ poles o
land part of Lawrence Trent's survey No. 9l2i
beginning at Sbuckeye on the east bank OF
Whiteoak creek corner 10 John McGowen &
Charles Campbell, thence east, 90 poles 10 &
beech, thsnce north, 40 east, % poles to .
crooked irOnwOod, thence north, % degrees "
east, 80 poles to q beech tree, thence northi
degrees east, Al polestoa red oak, thence north
10 degrees l5' west, 50poles to mulberry AM
olm,thence west 25 poles to abeech, thence south
l34 3-l0 poles to the beginning. Both tract
Valued at Sl9 per acre To be sold as tn
real estate Of Benjamin Applegate at the suit
ol James Mckee, James Fearis, David Devor
Ve Samuel Hannah and Bsejamin AppLegass
and Jacob KYlander, James Sidwell, Robc'
Cfaighsad, John D. White and Lydia Wall "
said ApPlegate. and Archibald Liggett vs.. sal
AppiegAte, and Hannah and Robert Wright
Executors VS., said Applegate and Allen Jone
ALSO,
The following tract or parcel Of lau
tying on the waters Of Eagle creek Brow
county Ohio, being the baIa nee Of a
entry cfcne hundred acres made in III
name Of VIM. Roberts No. 3lgg. B,
ginning at an ash and dogwood in th
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
Notice is hereby given,

THAT Petition will be presented to
n the Trustees of Perry Township B
c. Ohio, on lbe lst day OlJuly next for,
the dislocaIion Of Carl.way-commen ,
cling at VIM. Bamber's south west corner,
and Wm. Boyle's north wesl corner, run
ming with the different variations of the
Compass o theAnderson State road near
Eddy Bishop'sShop. and also, at the same
lime, Petition COuched in the above
named petition will be presented for the
location Of q Township road commencing
on the line Of Jaquet Melard and at the
Junction Of tbeline be betweenMOw, ry ind
Burnham. running on said line TO the
Turnpike road. JAQUET MELARD.
NAV 81, lS44.*
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11

NAMES OF INDIANS0UAws.-The ladies
attached 10 the party of Iowa Indians
now exhibiting in some Of our Western
cities, eertPinly have queer names when
rendered iato English. For instance,
Mrs Rutoe- -ye'wi.ma, White Clouds wife
is the Shutting Pigeon; Ru,On-we>me an
other lady ofthe party, is the Pigeon on
the Wing; Oke'we me is the Female
Bear that Wallis on The Back Of Another
while KOOn "a ya.me, is the Female Ea-
gale Sailing.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
Brown Com. Pleas.
Chancery.
Samuel P. Tweed
George Crossley

George Crossley.
TNHE defendentGeOrge Crossley will take mo-
tice that the complainant filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day of March 1874, his certain BIZ
in chancery, and that said bill sets forth in
substance, that the complainant, OH the 9TH
day Of July T64I, purchased of the defendanta
tract of land described as follows: Being pait
of land which the said William Crossley was
living on-Beginning at the north east corner
of said William Crossley's farm corner also 10
James Mckinney, thence run ming south, 30
poles to stone, thence north SO degrees west,
81 l.2 poles ~ stone, thence north l-2 east,
10 sngartree 80 poles, thence west, poles TO
a stone, thence north poles to a stone in the
line between w illiam CrosJie and James yMc-
Kinney, thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; cor tanning 33i acres and 81 poles So
a nd that said defendant executed, at the time
of said purchase, his title bond binding himself&
heirs to make to the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment of the sum of nine
hundred and forty dollars, the purchase money
for said tract of land. The Bill further states
that the purchase money has been fully paid BY
the eompl ainant and that the complainant has
! fully complied upon his part with said contract
| That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
to complaint according to the teFms Of his said
contract said tract of land. The Bill furthel
! prays that the said Court may decree to thc
complainant the specific executive Of said con
tract. The aaidGeorgeC Crossley will therefore tak'
notice that dnless he appears on OF before tht
lst day of the next term of saidCou,t ofCnmmol
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown countl
Ohio, to plead, answer or demur to sail Bill,th
same will be taken a. eOnfesse and decree,
accordingly.
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
MARSHALL PEEN, soils. for compi't
May 81, l644.-6w
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Road Notice

"KAT the county Commissioners, at their
session on the first Monday Of June instant,
levied ffteeu cents on each hundred dollars, on
all taxable property for Road purposes, and that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the d recton of the Supervisors of
tn" seSeral road districts,at the rate of seventy
FIVE cents per day.
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B. G. o.
June 10, 1874.
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Notice,

SEALED proposals will be received by
0the directors Of The poor house in
Georgetown, until The 3rd day OF August
next, for Superintendent of the Poor
house for the next year, commencing on
The l4Ih day of September next.
WILLIAM CARTY.
Clerk of the Board Of Dire ct0rs.
June 3rG lS44.-4w
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.
William M. Armstrong
VS.. Bill 20 fOreclose
Charles Porter's Ad So Mortgage.

vs.. Bill 20 fOreClose
Charles Porter'sAd So Mortgage.
Charles Porters heirs.
In pursuance of al order OF the court
OF Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made at their April term 1884,, =
will offer at sale at the front door OF the
Court house in Georgetown, on the 18th
day of July, 1874, between the hours of
10 o'clock a. IN and 4 pm. of said day,
the following described real estate TO wit.
In lot in the town of Ripley Brown cOun'
ty Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
of said town By its number one hundred
and twenty one (l2O. The above real
estate to be sold in satisfaction Of a de-
cree rendered in said court in favor Of
the complainant in the above case. The
said reDl es'ate valued at four hundred
and fifty dollars. Terms Of sale cash in
hand.
Georgetown, May 27, 1874.
DAVID FERRIER,
MasterC Commissioners in Chancery
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Brown Common Pleas.
Petithn for Patti
tiOn.
John Leonard


Andrew Smith &others.
A NDREW Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Aaron
IN Leonard, Levi Leonard, George LeonRrd,
John Shotwell, Ellen Sholwsll. Leonard Ma
son, Hestersna Mason, George Mason, Andrew
Masob, Mary Huber, James Holemard, Joseph
Hole mard Ellen HOl maTd, Elizabeth Holemard,
AaronIio lemard, omasIIolemard cline Hole
maTd, and Han,it II0lema-d, will take notice,
that a petition was filed on the 26th day ofAprIl
1874, in the Court Of C,mmon Pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, by John Leonard, and is now PEN
ding wherein the said John Leonard dema nds
partition of the following real estate: Begin
mag at double white oak and two others in
Earheau's line and north west corner and with
west corner to JOAN Anderson, thence with An
dersons line south, 79 degrees east, l34 poles
- 8 white oaks in the line of Ignatus Roses
survey and corner to said Anderson, thence
with the line ofRosses survey north, III degrees
east 60 poles to two hickoies and whiteoak,
corner to said Ross, thence north 70 degrees
west, 1A poles to two white oaks and gum cor
ner to Earheart. thence with his line south, II
degrees west, So poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 50 hcres and that, at the next term
OF said Court, application will be made by the
said John Leonord for an order that partition
may be made of said premises
JOHN LEONARD, Petitioner.
MARSHALL & Penn, soils. for Petr.
Nav 81, IS44.--6w
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Masonic Notice.

VWVHE members oi Union Lodge No
will celebrate the Anniversary of ST. John
no Baptist on the 24tb day of juno inst. at
Ripley. The members of the neiehboring Lodg-
es and oil others in good standing, are respect
fully invited TO attend and parake of the fest W
ties Of the day.
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Lambs Wool Wanted.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quanti-
ty of Clean LSmbs' Wool, for which the market
pri CO will bO given, at my Hat StorO in George
town.
JOHN KAY.
June 7, ls44,-6w