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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
@AMNtI GERS

In this village, Oct. d. by Rev. ]. Grdey, Mr..
Adna Spaiford, of Temple, N. H., to Miss OmlIa
Dyer, Of M.
In Berlin, 9Th inst. by Rev. A. Hazen, Rev.
Rufus Chlds of GiImanton, N. H. to Miss PANE
liza P. Hobart
In Morris.own, Sept. 80, by Rev. S. Robinson,
COL 5. b. Bowdich of Swanton, to Miss Marion
b. Tinker, daughter of Doct' James Tinker, of
the former place.
In Morrsville, 4th ult. by the same, Mr.. Josiah
Brown of Newbury, to Miss Mary Ann Noyes,
daughter of Hon. David P. Moves.
Also, by the same, Sept. 2nd Mr.. Daniel w.
Tenney, of Craitsbury, to Miss Henrietta Powers
of Morristown,
In DanvilIe, Mr.. Ora S. Clark, of Rochester
wisconsin, to Miss Sarah K. BaqAErSRur
In Hardwick, Mr.. G. w. Fuller, of'N. Y. city
to Miss Deborah Ainsworth, of Woodbury..
In Wardsboro, Mr.. George L. White, of Alba
ny, N. Y to Miss Rosanna D. Read of W.
In Pomfret, Mr.. Hannibal Totman, of Wood
stock, to Miss Susan Hutchinson.
In Woodstock, Mr.. Joseph c. Mckenzie. to
Miss Mary w. Shaw.
In PittsIord, Mr.. George Paige, M. D. to Miss
Lorraine Dixie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11

Coon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wicklifie has an
pointed nephew of his, a Mr.. Cash, Post-ofice
agent. The department never was so much in
want OF cash as at presently, Y. Sun
TEXAS DEBT.-The Houston telegram. the
principal newspaper in Texas, says that the pub
lie debt OF that country amounts to one hundred
dollars to each individual. And this is the debt
which the people Of this country are called to as
sumo. Are the citizens of the United States will
ling to buy Texas into the union at the rate of one
hundred dollars for each man woman and child'
The Journal in its appeal for the coming elect
iOn,! asks:-'Shall Texas be annexed to extend and
perpetuate savery?' Mr., Clay answers-I should
be glad to see it,. The subject of slavery ought
not to affect the question one way or the other.'
THREE SETTLED PoINTs.-1. That the election
of james K. Polk to the Presidency will prove, il
it prove any thing in relation to the question, thai
the people are sin favor of the immediate .annexa-
tIonof Texas"
2. That the election of Henry Clay will prove
If it prove any thing, that the people have, 'per
SonaHy, no objection to the annexation of Texas ,
but on the contrary, would be "glad to see it,"
8. That James G. Birney is the only Presiden
tlal candidate who will prove the people to be
against annexation Chronicle.
GENERAL MoURNING.-Santa Anna has order
ed general mourning throughout the Republic q
Mexico for thirty days in honor of his deceased
| wife
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11

HOUSES OF GoD vS HOUSES OF THE DGvIL.-ln
New York we have 100 churches of all denomin-
ations, and 1000 grogshOps, also of all denomina-
tons. Can it be surprising that, in all elections,
rum should triumph over waer!-Sun.
LIBERTY PARTY IN VIRGINIA.-A correspond
ent who orders the Liberty Press sent TO Triadel-
phia, Ohio county, Virginia, says:
"The good cause is gaining ground here. The
Liberty friends are active, and can number in the
counties of Brooke, Ohio and Marshall, one hun
dred voters. "-Liberty Press.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFTCE.-The democrats
have discovered that Folks hair is exactly the CO.
Tor of Jeferson's and that his eyes are ofthe same
shade as those of Buonaparte. What follows p
Why, that Mr.. Polk ought to be President of The
United States.
This is about equal to the paragraphs in the
wing papers q few months since, gravely setting
forth that Mrs. Clay sailed her own butter, and no
mistake
Captain Thing, of ship Burlington of Philadel-
phia, lying at Boston wharf, South Boston, was
found dead in the cabin on deck, yesterday after
noon. The ship had been fumigated with char
coal to destroy rats, and Captain Thing went on
board, probably experimenting no danger unless he
went under deck.-Daity advertiser.
SpEc1E.-Packet ship St. Nicholas, from New
York for Havre, takes out $62, 9l7 in specie. The
Mediator for London, takes 100000. Total,
$292,717
David Beckett, was on Saturday sentenced at
Philadelphia to four years. Imprisonment for hav-
ing wantonIy mutilated a number of the tomb
stones, in St. Michael's church yard, some time
since.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11

w the subscribers being appointed by the
Hon. the probate court for the district Of
Randolph. commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands of all persons -
ganst the estate of Benjamin Porter, late Of
dolph, in said district, deceased, repre-
solvent, and all claims and demand
Offset thereto, and six months from
allowed for that purpose, hereby
we will attend TO the business
at the dwelling house of
Brooktield, GU the Sd F.
March next from Q,
P. M. on each of 81
| October, sth,
J.K.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, Oct. I.

At Market 1000 head of cattle, yokes working
oxen, 25 cows and calves, 1000 sheep and about
2100 swine.
ity AIS a 5 second do. A 49,
Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and CaIves.-Dul Sales made at $l9,
81, "a so, and one at 95
Sheep,-Du-Old sheep at 81 so $50; lambs
at 81 ~ 1875.
Swine.-Lots at wholesale l-9; sows and bar
rows at retail, SC.
Beef Cattle all sold, and good prices obtained
reported above.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
Furniture Ware House
BY A. w. Caldwell,
JOHNSON, vt
JOHNSON, Ut.

Sofas, Secretaries, Dress and Com
mon Bureaus, Centre Tables, Book Cases,
and general assortment of other FURNITURE, manu-.
featured and sold large discount from former prices
A. w CALDWELL,
October !, 1874, 20,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
IIyRATgss@

In Berlin, Sept 26, Mr.. Abner Fowler, SO.
In Vernon, Miss Harriet G. Stebbens, 90
In Windsor, Miss Julia f. Stone715.
In Arlington, 18th ult, Mr. John Corkins. rev.
dictionary soldier, SO.
In Hardwick, Sept. 1s, DR.. L. G, Haynes, ex-
tensively known us a successful practitioner OF
Botanic Mediocre, aged so.
In Walden, Sept. 90, Mrs. Lucy Hagg, 49,
In West Rutland, Aug. %, VIM NJ, Boardman,
aged 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
mot PREVIOUSLY AcKNowLEDGED.1

NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
Shaw, d Tolls, H Kmball, G Morse, P
Warren, Wing, end, E Harrington, VIM Scales
81 so each.
Eddy, DR. D Bradford, w Cobb L Bull
lard, $500 each
G Perry, H Fisk, L Blodgett, 81 each.
J P Matthewson rs.
0 Haynes, 100; w Hoffman, 100; z Gustin,
so; N Pierce, so; S Burnham, 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
Temperance Houses.

David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs,
Edmund B. Hill, Shoreham.
Thomas w. Keeer, Salisbury
b. B. Brown, Middlebury.
Levngs G. Keeler, Monkton.
4 4 w. G.i Ms,4o' N. Ferrsburgh.
Geo. Pease, Charlotte.
G. Collins, Forrsburgh Centre.
Seth KimbalI, State Street. Montpelier.
Chester Spencer, Casteton
VIM. M. Field, Vermont Hotel, Middlebury.
Joseph Gaskell, Clarendon.
l. w. Austin, West Poultney.
Joseph Wells, Underhill Flats.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
Anti Slavery Books!

A .N'TLSLAVERY BOOKS and PAMPHLETS
IA of almost every description just received at this Of
fce and for sale at the wholesale prices Call and
Orders from friends in different parts the state will be
Immediately attended to. Oct 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
Donations for Mrs. w Ork.

Hon. Vernal, ST.; Mrs. Sophia Verna 81,
NJ Stowe, 81; S Dodge, 81; Mr.. Hardy, 81; M
Hotchkiss So.
Mrs. B. Stowe, donation in clothing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
1914.

20 &C.
CASH STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
LY:W.g.V'& KING,
HE AVE great pleasure giving notice to our friends in
4 n this vicinity. Lamoile, and other sections of the
State, that have received
bales sHEETING, at Ia per yard.
5 do do 8 do
10 do do 9, heaviest and best in narkd.
20 Ps BROAD CLOTHS, from 81 rs to so per yard.
100 Ps PRINTS, from Ia tolls
so Ps ALPACCAS, from Is to rs cts.
10 Ps ZENOBIA, IS to IS.
20 Ps CASSlMERES, IS to IS.
100 sHAWLS, French styles, from - to 50.
so doz. winter GLOVES.
100 UMBRELLAS, from &c toll so.
20 Ps heavy PILOT CLOTHS.
In fact, we have all kinds Of @=ID@GMDS
that ask for to keep off the cold and peting
--AIsO--
10 rolls CARPETING, having been appointed agents for
selling Carpeting can furnish at Boston prices.
! 20 Kidderminster and Lowell RUGS.
3 Ps beautiful FLOOR CLOTHS.
! Ps COTTON CARPETlNG
2 ps STAIR CARPETlNG.
20 doz Fur and Fur trimmed CAPS
! 10 bales BUFFALO ROBES.
Also.
One of the most beautiful ASSIGNMENTS Of
CROCK ERY.
from New York; offered in this markell and al tOsl
and freight.
Also, ..
HARD WARE, Of every descriptions for family use.
Also,
| cases Thick Boots, bes: articles, 2,2S.
| cases Calcutta Boots, 2,5U.
| 100 prs India Rubbers.
| 30 do do Fur lined
| 80 prs Misses Rubbers.
1t would be impossible for enumsrats the rAxny ar
icles which have for salebuI will give notice that
we shall have this week
tons POrtorico Sugars,
1000 lbs Loaf do.
boxes Havana Sugars,
| 10 bags Coffee,
10 chests Tea,
50 bags Pepper and SPices
lids Moasses,
l ton Saleratus,
10 Dbl Rock Salt;
Which will be sold at Boston cost, with The fre;sht
added-nO mistake! We have pursued The CASH SYs-
TEN the last three years. and find it gives much bet
ter satisfaction, goods low all must be satisfied
Montpelier, Oct. l, l844, 40
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14

9naoe inreten in bet inp1oe Heierre DraNcner 0tes
liment, tuelGes a0ber BET Die Geuerbeeroe in 91rncn
tebt. uno 5ulebt nit 9rOBe &cdcfel uf Die gdniewa-
he Siebt. DOd ..Sca rperoe nidt CUR 3psflern an
0eiue Stonbeit uno Su9eno !' (9or Den SpieseI tre
reno) - ga, fh6ne bin if, oeS is n1br. Dieles mus
mid ielbit Der idarfe 3akn eiueS Jetcers unbena9t
lol1en. &c. uno tper mir 70 oes SOnnta9s iIeb, Der
ruff mir Su: ..G0d1in Sea- INNS oimmels pllen, per
itino sic e. @ne 9rcBe pelwauantane tpaOt mir un'
Den 9tadcn, uf Die errornen odnce peleu farfundla
Sluelen, uuo um &c treeten cuften ruhet Ell tlrfi-
ithc6 Satans9e,pauo od, uno ce Seene uer9e6en III
&c Shnrltiebelu, tpO Ne ber9etCmmen (lno. uno mas
lno ale bele cerrlt ehteteu 9ecen Elm obdbes Ser
hdluiB. >, Sdtfi1l, ipeun wirfhte 5oDmGnnlftns
rri9e SofeL au;uuben Sd bite Dir fade ntcbt Si
anNe, uuO fibre n1icb meineSme9en einen SdrtIideu
NclSanweiler III meine apaBterue 9rmen.-( Die err,
hoft ruff ..Srau profreBer", td ebe jeid ut 0ien.
ten, if babe mir nlIr eriht en9e geburtsta9S prdIu
oIeu uf meiuen Jaen leneu NcicnanSbrpen uUr9etra-
gen." (gebt ab, tnoem ile 1 cine &iltenidrrSe Der
biuoet. Sur o5 y Des weeB Der Ceitcl, man hat ubt
n'a[ 10 oie 3eit, I'm fen e9ues l9rr5 5u rubren, omt
eS uidt ubertrht."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
@eburtstasS Gmpfinruu9eu eincr
Sertiner !GDd)in.

(Gs it Oaorscn Die RSd,ii. auf ibrcm Ra0en IL
,euc-patbetiieh empcrbdenc.)
Net hlmmiit, ieelae @,eflihle unb nit ec,e uner
mee,e @ebe bon esecanfen fab ieb cen brut'9en 5ao
u feline ierne 3auber Ttu9el aus Dc mcrqenrotblihe
!lllrcra cmpcrlteae; bic liebe Scnne beidaerte mt
hre erihte maiutatfhe Strablen eneu mir bsfanuten
ncls 9lnmeIer. @
Sd, bate es 5mar uf enen guhbinbergefe0en nit erl-
oenen Sdnitt aemlnat alleene es 1T audi einea( mir
rs eer Tams itber n.id oerbduaen oub 6unf;ehn Sab
re babe id nun cas aaterlano ale 6d,in eerient unr
nenm id nun nic,t bao ene geor9uua, beifebeno aus
einef Stabe, sammer, &odseflB, Drcdsntcoeu u,c
3ubehor Hebf Maun befomme, 70 mi,ste i'd, ia cbne
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
01tfHr DaIfot11gln
Neoner glaD uno leine 5pet GDne.

Neoner Clap uno feline 5pet SDne.
Nerner Gtap batt' cine 3mstSnsnre St,mmc,
Die Cine ftbric 9icts, Die 4nrrrr Oas;
Or fanb fIe febr paffsnD i'm Sob unr tm c5rtmme-
Den @dret in rer .Stb', unN untsn hen SaB.
Steiner Clay fab binauf nadb rem SlOrren,
ltnc fpridt nSb bin fir chm ar gum @>bns 81
9cdb psnrt CT (it ;u ben 9Itlieben rertcn,
ltnp fiitert "lclob Gin Sartf lit ni9ts mug"
Steiner 6(ap froanu brm 91prcen rcrl9rctkt:
SD bin fir cine 3 q t btr Nationm
Dunn rrieprr nacb @arcn f3 trsunrb prrpet,
1np tartlt rie(tbe int tisf,n 1pu.
6cbner Clap Warc tintt ais W1aurtr tmpion9en,
Getn 3r6sn res Orccns entsim9 te.nsm &niff
9pdb 1T ibm bas San,c o'ebrtmniB entsansen,
Gr tptB meter Scdben, QBrrt prsr 4rit.
90 jcrctn Scruft uub allen portcten,
8ab SIsencr Glap Der @timne rem Irn-
QDas icuttn nidbt alc rcn alien pNrsien
Sbm fclSen! 9tnn a(rn buri9t CT lbrn.
Sasbntr GIap mar In Ssctb IS rnrpr ibm fattmm,
Dtt Don bic q'artei ibn euf bNt 8snrn,mcn
9enn trrs ttm Gc(d rel, unr feintr 3aEItimm,
@4wur esnnrh pas 9ut "er t6"nt cs Mot tcm,,en.'
.'.-..a. - .--. ...--.' S6Is9el.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
% operue 0 Dtrbe.
.($etensEIlr, eclei6net Vrn S. QBciB)
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CSbluB.) {

Clara bate unterce(Ien ruht9 IT, er9eben 1ener RId>
tebr 9ebarrt. Der gecanfe, oerraben gu en FAM uic
in ibre Seele. GUo Sre um MCd)e pereine, uuo Otto
fam 'idbt. GaB iIe audi gang cbHe godridt Bon ibm
blleb, n1adte nc eno bebentItd, nno gum ercu Nale
wa9e e es, fd bic MO9flfcit su behte bae Stto 1Ie
bctrc9en baben f6nnte Sie bate Oiemonoen prr oem
e br ers bate erIeibtern tDnuen 9le1 mu6te c bic
Nrpere eaiftra9en unb bren Simmer uno Gram tef III
d' oerfdlieBen. GerSweun9 bcmdd)ti9e d1 brer, ais
eS tbr Sueem snr fdredliden @entBbct marr, rob tr
Sebltrt nidt Obe Sc9en geteten lei. Se meIfte ttt
lid oabn Der @lan5 brer 9lu9cn ercl uno ibre cn
ioubenoen Ban9en bebeetten c NIT einer Slde, ,pe
de oas Sdln'n'lte abnen lies 1micnit bcrmte e tbr
Batter nit Sra9en ter bre gefuurbet; e bebarrte ca>
bet oa6 fle iId tpcbt fuble.
90 rar inter Surdten ulo Scffeu Der N2ai berbeaes
tcnmen, obne oaB Otto Die gern9te 9fadbr3t ens
9eaufen mare unc @lara mu6te b enrt gefeben, rae
es bSridt eL nod ldger ponn9eu ;u uabren, rie mic
eut iperoen ipiroen. Gin ungebeurer @nttu6 reifte
IN brer Seele, Den ausSufnbren ie 1d ppb ;utroute.
gtneS Wrr9ens gang in eer 6ritbe, tpe e cs 9epcbnt
mar, be9ab lle d nit ibrer Sa9ofline binauS III oas
Sreie Sbr Batter bate, ais er na feinem @rtpaen bre
Ao'neenbett beerfte, feren slr9 int Ge9entheil, ct
t't"V INU Oub tH JCtO ltC DteOer etleln Veranl1en
b9e9eben babe, welem le 70 lamse eutIast bate Ser
sanse Sag iebc oer9ins, cbne oaB Clara surdfebrte
Gun iouroe es tem slteu dn9ttib 81 Ntutbe uub, i'm
8e9riffe, an(falten ;u treeu, I'M Clara au6ui.beu,
rn6te er oaS Sdredlid)fte erfabren.
Nabe bet Dabn erbebt itd Elm @ers auf cei1en @pise
elle einfade &apele sr Sete et,er bpdauffrebcroen
6eLfenDanc erbaut it, Bon bier aus erDffnet fIo cine
resenbe su6lt iber Dabn elbt uno reeu aanie pilcs
rcn,antfe llmsebuns. Oft bate Clara bier NIT Otto
9etanben nno nit hn il erfreut an Der @rhateubeit
bieies sntlids Serber mar e audi nun sesa,aen, u,c
hatfe aus Steinen c Staten einen tuntclen tar aufs
9erite auf benz e ae Die fleit,en GeIdcnfe tpelde e
BON Otto erbalten bate, 9lcfam ais Spfersabeu ME,
berle9e. Sie ielb bic Stuenbes Altars anaelebnt,
utdd1te oird1 eiuen SduB ibrem eeben elm Gnoe. Bon
Gnaben, tOete 3esea bitete, purbe lIe Nadu,ittass
auf9efnnben. Z. .4
Aa9enei,es gebauern fprad fid aus, als biefe y'ad,
ridt f III Dahr 1erbreitete, oenn Clara par BON ses
hfFHap eEiePt. geIbR as bic lriade ibrer sepatfa.
ge4 bat befannt tprbe. peruioerte il Die abei(nab.
me nitbt; nur aber ibren 9erfibrer mar man I'M bod.
tea @eaps entraifet. Sic murpe nit alien @bren unr
I'M sleite aasr i1rer eehteliunsu ;ar @roe befatte
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
lQus Rem HrltstI1tt !
9(n Die 9eutlhen Der untou.


QSir penctn urS al @ud3, Qanosleutt, III elmer Der
miCtt9em SrIle. Die u1s ais Oeutite begegnen fam.
nt neil mir Gin 9cd tabeu, bier ancern Su ratben
Onpern neil psr es ais unere pfht betrab;en, Gutb
unlere sluneu fret car;uLe9en um oaoureb Die @urcu
gu enlCctsn Die &rle, Die mir meineu, lit Die f0rmLi-
dbe SrSanaticM ctlcr E. g. 9tatiue amerfanlben par
Ite, bic beSpe6t ceu nat) unS Stommenoen oas Bur
9errrd)t Su oerfIlmmern, uns aae uUu aQeM 9lemelu
ausSulthlteBen Hno inn AA9emeinen uutr 5ortfommeu
at bn rrn lSr orfen cs uns, 6reuuce, nibt uerbeb-
len, o1B oe(e SeWe9un9 aul eurcr ut. ais e5 i9ei-
neu mote, uno ole5 betpellt pounE enthu1ittltt
g. ploerung, Die oeler rIge auf alien Selten puroe,
natboem tle tie III 0tew 2Orf aHgere9r mar 9tlttS ut
geei9uetcr, Gle @efube ete5 Ofent;en aujulpred}eu
ais Gin 9Irprud all Die eoem 1nIie9enoen 9tatIpnal
9efube. Sebeu mir piees ia all uro leIblt.
4SUbmelneuoe 9merttIner neroeu (elrlt IRE 9cleis
tet bon 1hlauen 0emo9cSen uno 10 elmer Saehe e.ne
4Slb9feit uerebe bic lIe cnlt mic erbaIten wilrce.
DaB es uus aler Yfltebt 1T, Dem Natue lluwelen
Su bess9uen miro eirer ldusuen oaB oiec Seae9uung
jeooc1 ouo9 nit 9Surce, uno paourt llesreb geiuhr1
nercen muB 1T ebcn 10 tIar. bt neil Die 3psete Der
0tatlUe amerlfaner uns beOncerS betreen, ndr mel!
I' unern prpItuortbell fbmdern uno uulere Jt1tio-
nal9efuble beIetoisen, ntdt @soismus nus unierc
Sdrute eiteu lonoern Ole lleberieugung oaB Der Sey
Deer parte benz 9eoeiheu GER Xreiheit uno Der pcli
nlten @rltenS 9nlerlfas peu Iooe6ItcB 9eben wnroe
9lmerltus lGebl uno Die grAatun9 Der frcten 5ntitu
tlrnen unleres anaeuommeueu Sltellanoes muB oeu
polatltern toen, oen tulr unbcmrt perfcl9en. Caun
|fc9t unS oe Ndtun9 Der gut oenfenoen 9me, ifaner
uuo unlere Grdfe mel Den 9elfdbl ourd oae SepuBt-
lein einer 9uteu Sad)e purh uulere renten Sbllaeu
uuo reren gerfrl9uu9
Sreunoe, nllr rubt3 ent,pdelte @rInoe werren ren
Smrn, Warldl elmer politltcu Netpe9uu9 enssn DE
Ibci lauatiler, blmoer Sppotpu nur 9ep,nnen font
lie. . . FL. ...-... .-t.. t.a..#>
lSir haben, Oieien plan befcl9eno, eire 9oreGs all
oas Olf uon Sbo erlaen, Die mir hermit belle9en H.
lret 1ca es uns frcueu, wenn oieier Sdr1t uno Die
ouriu eutbaltenen 9runpldse guh sefausu
Nenu Der Natiue eine 8errine baOst 3ur 8erfclluua
unlerer Stammyeuoen, baum laB anS rubis burd9 Die
reie reffe benlf en- be9e9nen QSeun Der Jtatlue ue
uerunsltmpft, 70 laBt ans pertrauun9spcu binpe,er
auf uultr.r e,noseute Betra9en in alen Stnaeleaeu
beten 9merifas uno mir bur9en oaflr slnerfeanuns
oeutlter TleB u. peutfhs Sitte peroeu osu Siss sc
mmnen lber sruuoiascie 8erldnmbun9.
Bcnn Der 0iat.oe unIern cerrienfuUaen eanosleu
ten Aemter us,pei9ert 70 aBt uus feine oeurien 2u
fits auffcIen, remn baourdp frdfe Mns berelbe g +
wurf fenrern Last nuS i'm Gerein nit mchI,pcuenrr
Nmerifanern Gle slniprIobe nnlets 9onbsmannes 9e,
leno ~ MAIDEN fuden, aidat neil tr unler eancsman
ut. ioueern wsll er fahg it, bas snt su perpaltea
@re'ft Der Gatpe ans uuftru sesusicasaHFdten an
"a S
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that spplics-
IN lion will be made 10 the Commission :
ers of Brown county, Ohio, at their next
session for en- alteration in the county
road, leading from Georgetown to Russ
sslville, said county said alteration TO be.
gin at the present road, At or near the
house where The widow McMillen lives
ia Byrd township; running thence west
erIy upon the line between Stephen Por"
Ter and LeOry ]. KindIe sixty rods or
thereabouts 10 the southwest corner Ofa
cernfeId Of said Kindls; thence horlh-
erly course to the corner OF Charles Alb.
bot, and Joshua Mefsrd; thence on the
I line between said Abbott and Msffurd a
norlherly course to corner Of David
Newman near straightcreek ;thencs across
said creek little below the dam Of said
NeWman northerly direction to the road
lsadiBR down said Nswmans millrace
thence dewB the Face With said road ana
ts cOntiaue Herewith till it strikes, sale
county road leading from Georgetown t,
Russelville, and that at the next session
Of said commissioners view will be ask
cd for upon said proposed alteration &C
cOrding to law.
! Oct 30, 1874. .'5
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

A LIST Of letters temaining in the
APost Office 81 Ripley Ohio, on the
Is, day Of October 1874, which, IL not Is.
ken Out within three months, will be seuI
10 the General Post Office % dead let'
ieTs.
Harmon AlIea John Lynle
William Bowers Miss Eliza Lindsey
Richard BroOkOTer Anna McFeISon
Mary Barns James Maan
Catherine Blylss Dennis McCaferiy
Richard Brown Joseph W Mann
Elizabeth BurnsaIha DrJsmes b McCOn-
John BeAsleg 2 nell
Wilson GuWsan John Norris
John Creekbaum Jr.Slsphsn Paagburn
Robert Carr Barnard Purcell
ElizaElenC Chambers g l.. Parker
Amos Church. John Psarce
HaTieiH A. .Dinsmore French Petit
George DdulIOn = John Porter
James DeeTOr NJ G Robinson
Elizsbeth hiilmau Rebeca Rodgers 2
Richard K. Dent Joseph Rsnshaw
David Espy 2 Joseph Ramsey
Henry East Sarah Rice
Rev James Elliott Mary Stephenson
David Flaugher 2 g. &c Stout
Margaret Fulleen Mary Ann Stephen
Maria Gardner son
James G Hopkins SlIas SkeltOn
Anthony Hiler Salem Shaw
Archibald Hopkins Elizabeth Tate
Gordon Hopkins Harriet Whisner
Hammer Habb Elizabeth Wilson
Sarah Huff Miss NJ E Willeugh
james Jordon hey
Samuel Fitzpatrick D H Young
R. J. BENNETT, p. NJ.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishn new ed
tion ofheir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati, in part
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attestad, not only by the present Sur
veyor General, but confirmed by the seftiicatS
hersunto 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.
tsmrlated public Improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countiG
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 o.
any state map ever published. Ons of the pr
prietors hasvisited evevy county in the State, f
the purpose ofgathering every informa ton requi
ite, to insure correctness. This fact of tsel
will necessarily give assurance to those who ma,
uatronize the nTap, that forfeal utility, it mus
supsrsede any map got up East, for the purpose
of state, but without the advantage of the per
sonal inspection and labor that has been bestow'
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map win be between ana
feetisquare neatly colored in countless mountot
and yarnished; aud sold to subscribers at the low
price ofsix dollars. :,
Agents or companies taking tencopies' vii
| he aIInwed a deduction oforty per cent.
DOOLITfLE & MU NSON.
EoO,. vs,. and map publishers, Cincinnati
| Vhaveavaminedt tho com pilations made from
The nwbl;c surveys in this Office BY Mr.. Morrison,
sos Wss.rs Doolittle & Munson, whoare about
10 nSbiish % sectional map nf the state Of Ohio
/ VI y az ofatas they relate to the public Surveys
sh.vsre correct. ROBERT 4. LYLE
suTveyor General . sClneiaAsu
August 8, ls4I.