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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
PROCLAMATTnM


10 he QS0luIsd EIeetsrs of Brows
COEHiy GrestiRR:
VoU are hereby notified TO meet AT the usu.
n al or proper places Of holding Ell. E.etions In
your respective townships, on the Second Tues.
DAY Of October next, being the 9Th dav of the
month, and then and there, according to law.
vote for one Governor for the Stat Of Ohio. me
Representative to Congress, to represent the
TN congressional District; and one Represent !.
tive to represent Brown County in the nox,
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Also
vote for one Sheriff, one Auditor, one Conmis.
sloner, one Prosecuting Attorney, one Coroner
and one Poor SsDireetOr for Brown Coun-
ty.
Given under my hand, at Georgetown, this
lOIh day Of September 1874, IN the 42d year of
this State. and of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States the Goth.
WV. SHIELDS, Sh'f. B, C. o.
Also, in obedience to law enacted by the
Legislature of this State, entitled "An Act
relating to Juries," hereby give notice to the
trueIeSs of the different townships to sell ect
on said 9th day October next, for the next wear,
the number Of urors as follows to wit
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15
Important>!

B. FOsgate's Anodyne Cordial.
A SAFE and efectUaI Remedy for The
ASUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Diau-
hea, and Cholera MOrbus, also, FIatulsnt
and Spasmodic ChoIics.
This Invaluable Medicine for tha above COM
plants, surpasses any other remedy now in use :
Hundreds of cases have come to the AnowlsdRe
of the propiietot, where speedy cure has been
effected by the use of the Cordial, after rasOrt
to the common RENE dies had proved unavailinR.
1t has been extensively used thrcughost this
State and elsewhere, for many year--has bean
approvsds and is used in practice BY q great
number ofthe mostresptctabe physicians ,as NAV
be seen by their certificates and recOmen Al items
accompanying each bottle.
This medicine is discovered to be certain ana
effectual remedy for the intestine disease pyo-
duced by the drinking of the waters of the Fiv.
ers in the southern and southwestern States.
which renders it of inestimable value to these
who reside or travelin those sections Of the
country.
To secure the public against deeeptien,
the external label oleaeh bottle Is secured by q
copy right, which was entered (aceordiug to act
of Ceugress) iH the Northern District Of New
York, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi.
nj, 1s4O.
4 fac simils of the proprietor's signature
viii be found cn the outer label Of each bottle.
If genuine. Price 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. ]. Steward, w. r. Mack.
lem. GeorgetOwn-Palmer Il Campbell and
Rideway &Cfedit, Ripley--.acklen & Lamb.
aberdeen.
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Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.

w flSI becoming one Of the most p1pula
4 medicines now before the public, For re-
Mo9ing all seated pain5,such asRhamntism, pain
In the back ,sde,or breast, il has NO equal in the
world. II is also oaicaci1us in removing wens,
tumos, co.ns, Sc. W. DO not dosigh to puff
this medicine with old fictitious ortifcates but
Wiilsimpy msation a few recent cases, here 1t
has effected Cues
.Mr Sloan, ofZanssville, after having suffered
with Rheunaism for "tHe years, was cured by
ssiHg ths Hshrow Plaster.
JNr. Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled for
long time with Iams back, occl siOned by over
Lifting, Ind was cured by using this plaster.
nan (namsu1t reeoleetsd )0f Gratiot, in
Licking eoHaty, was Ontirely cured by using this
plaster.
The followios certificate from Mr.. Worstell,
editor Of the Mission Gazette, was furnished
IS few days since:
Msssfs Comstoek 4 CO,--DUring last winter
and spring, I was 50 troubled with n pain in my
brsast,as to rsndel me unfit for no duties of tho
sdhes: and hearing your lew Davd's or Hebrew
plastar, highly recommended, for similar cases.
: Sas induced to give il trial. had worn a
plaster on my breast but short time when a II
pain left me ,aud was enabled again to engage
In the duties Of the Office. My sister residing
In Steubenvilis has also received much benefit |
fEom its use. up. WoRsTELL.
.uasslion, Nov. IL, '4J,
Mssss. .ComstOck & Co:-Last Spring was
afflicted with weakaess in my back, accompanied
with severe pa,H in my eide, for which | used
sour Hsbfsw Plaster, and take pleasure in sta
ting that received immediate relief from it,und
eheehuily Escommsnd its use to all similarly
afflicted. DIR. ATAWATER.
MassIlon, November 9th. I543.
Each boz contains sufficient to spread 6 or 8
-. -. z
FOr sale by Jamss Crawford, Georgetown
Palmer & Campbell, Ripley; E. w. Smith
Hgginsport; G. Shreevs, Ru,solviHe; " b
Wright, Hamsuvils; Knowles g. PoweII, Fe
lici.y;J. 8. johnson ,Hantom, b. w White
nan kCo, NsShope; NJ B Riggs Sardinia.
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Take Notice.

EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
Il containing one hundred and thirty nine
seTss Of land, situated about four and half
miles wos: of fGsorgetowS, ,on the middle fork Of
Bullskin, and wi hin half a mile of Fees
burgh, we'll wattsred with never falling springs.
For the purpose Of providing for paying my debts
will sell the farm VERY cheap. Terms.-One
half Of the amount Of purchase (part in nro.
duee) to be paid at or about ths time of sa lie
aad the ether haIfto be paid IN two yearly
payments. in money or produce, as may be-
sgfeed UPON. For further particulars. INQUIRE
sfthe subscriber on the premises. Possession
Jult a. 1874. tN'
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tiers v. said APplsgals aad Allen Jones.
ALSO.

ALSO,
A tract Of and being in the counties
Brown aRd ClsrnOnI and on the va.
iers Of Clover LICK creek, bounded and
described as Iows.BsRinning al . beach
hickory and poplar slump and in the line
OF Benjamin Pools land and corner to
Josiah Adams, thence north east, cross,
ing run at Al poles in all 1904 poles to
stone corner to David Long thence with
said Longs line south S9I east crossing
the county line at "a poles, branches at
SO and 81 poles, 10 all SO poles 10 a stone
smother corner of said Long, thence south,
west, run at Is poles in all 55 poles TO
stone, corner to Stephens, thence with
line Of said Stephens south, S9I east in
all W poles 10 whitsOak, another corner
oil said Stephens, thence south, west
run at 30 poles, in all 81 poles to srak Q
and whlteOak, thence south, 69A east, 100
poles to two gums growing tOge .her at the
root corner to Wm. Thompson, thence
south : west, run at ll3 poles, in all ll6
poles to stake on Wm. Surry's line,
thence with said line south, SO west
crossing several drains l55 poles to a
beech and whiieoak another corner Of
SAID survey. thence with a line of said
Fool northl2 deg. west, drain at 10 pules
IN all III poles to a stone another of said
Fools corners, thence north, 80 west.
with Pools line run at % poles county
I'ne at 80 another run at 60 in all 81
poles to the beginning, containing l76
acres U roods and Is poles. Ordered to
be sold as the real estate of Vincent Al.
plegate at the suit ofthe State of Ohio.
Valued at S 10 per acre.
VIM. SHIELDS, sh'f fB.c.O.
sheriff's office September II, 1914.
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Farrn for 9aIe

A Arst rate farm for sale nn The waters Of
A Straight creek. miles from the Ohio river.
and three miles from Georgetown, containing
300 acres, about I20 acres cleared the baIIanrs
veil timbered with black walnut, blue ash and
Black ash good improvements and fruit OF all
kiads. The farm 10 well watersd with good
yell and spring in every field. Or will sell
~ eeEes Of the said tract, or exchange for q
emsIleF tract Oiths same quality ofland, by pay.
Ing ne the difference. Inquire of ThDmas L
AaineF II GsoEgstown, or shssubscrbsE on the
eFem'sss.
JsI1 aa. IaA4.--M
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Proclamation.

To the qualified Electors of Brovn
COuay, Greeting:
You ire hereby notified to meat at the usual
or roper places of holding elections in your re.
specthve townships en- the first riday, being
the First day of November next, and then and
there, according 10 law, vote for twenty three
Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, in pursuance ofthe Constitution
and laws of the United States and of tho State
Of Ohio. Givon under my hand at Georgetown.
this 10th dav of September 1874, in the 42nd
year of this State, and of the independence of
the United States the Sixty NiLth
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Shift B.C. 0.
September 10th. l644
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Proclamation.

To the Qualified Electors of The Stale
of Ohis:
WHEREAS, it is provided, by the
'" IsL section Of the Act entitled.
IAN Act to provide for the election of
Electors Of President and Vice Presiden,
of the United States," passed February
Is, 1920, " That the Governor of this
State, sixty days previous to the time
provided by this Act for rhs election of
Electors OF President and Vice President
ofthe United States, shall, by Proclama.
ion, 10 be inserted in ons Of the Nsws
papers printed in each county in this
State. where any snch paper is printed,
give notice Of the time of holding such
election, and the number of Electors of
Presdcn! and Vice President there 70 be
chosen" Therefore. in pursuance ofthe
provisions of the aforementioned Act.
!, THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Gov
ernOr Ofibe State of Ohio, do hereby NO
tity and require the qualified Electors
of this State, to assemble in their resDec.
live Townships, at the usual places d s.
'gnated for holding elections, on the first
Friday, being the first day Of November
next, and then and there proceed to
elect twenty three Electors of President
and Vice President Of the United States.
in pursuance Of the Constitution an6 laws
Of the United States and of this State.
In TESTIMONY wHERE,F, THOMAS w
hartley, Governor of the State
Il. s. of Ohio, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the GREAT
ZEAL of the State 10 he affixed, at Co.
umbus, this nineteenth day Of August.
n the year -four Lord, one thousand
light hundred and forty four, and in the
ix'y.nin'hyear of the Independence of
he United States Of America,
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
BY the Governor:
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
Secretary OfSate.
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Adminiatratrix,a NotioA.

The undersigned has been appointed, hy uha
court Of Common Pleas Of Blown county, Ads
miniSrstrix Of the estate Of Aaron Il, Day.
late Of Brown esunty deceased. All persons inS
dsbted to said sStatu are hersby Noticed to makO
immediate payment nd those having claims
against said estate are requested to present.
them legally proven, within one year for settle.
tlement. MELINDA DAY. Admr'E.
Sept, 3, 1874.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue cf writ of Fl ia. ct lie. ia. 10 mo
dlrec,ed by the court ofCommon Pleas ofBrnwn
county OHIO, viii offer for sale at the Saw
mill of VIM. Hartman in Perry township, on
Sa urday the 18th day of Octobsr. 1o4t, between
ten and four O'Clock on said day, lease Of said
mil with all the privileges granted to said
Hart man by contract between JosephEla!lstod
and Wm. Hartman (which lease has two yearsS
eve oths I, run from the first dNy of august
1874. VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'ff BIC. o.
BY WM P. ALLEN, dep.
SHERIFF. Office, Oct. lst 1914.
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Georgetown Female Seminary

WILL open on Monday the second ot
w September, under the superintendenes Of
the subscriber assisted by E. W. Maxwell.
Inc yearwill be divided into two sessions Of
twenty. two weeks each. No pupil will bs re-.
served for less time than half a session, and no
seduction for absence will be made, except for
TC IcAhess Oh Two or more weeks at time
mere wall De arrangements made fer prima.
~ Glass; witch will not at all interfere aOith the
higher class.
Text BOOKS.
Colourn's irst Lessons; Rays third part. and
Adams A ithmstic, DavieS and Con,vrrIs
Algebra, Playfair's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk,
hams Grammar, Mitehell's Geograpbv. Wo1.
eesteFs anciShtGeOgraphy, Goodrich's History
with Emession's Questions, and suppIemeLt.
Whelpley's Compend, Phelps Botany, Goods
Book of Nature, Smellies Philosophy sfNamral
History, Lacey'S Rhetoric, Whateiey's Logic,
WaJland's Moral Science, Alexandsr's Eyi.
dsnee of Christianity, Buffers Analogy, Paley's
Natural Theology, Watts on the mind. Me
Cohough's Geography ofthe Heavens with the
maps, Constitution of the United States and or
Ohio. Mansfeld's Political Grammar. and
SulHHan's Political Glass ook, Mason's Ham
and the Bible.
A Chronological Chart of General Histarv
will be furnished, together with the Globes
Occasionly lectures upon Moral and Natural
Philosophy by the Superintendent and Tsaeh-
ers.
TERM BILL.
Tuitien including all the primary Studiss
NahssNenis, $500
For more advanced studies, including
Vocal Music, $500
Board per week, $3.50
Washing pes month, SO,75
There will be asmall charge fer fuel and eth
erccnlinsent expenses,
EXTRA.
French &5ON
Latin 5'0O
GermaA ann
Satin Embroidery 800
Drawing ono
MezzotinT Painting 9'5O
Lessons on the Guitar 1900
.Masic on the Piano by Miss Hall Of
Boston per ar. 90o
SARAH T. JOHNSON.
August, 1874.
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RAN AWAY.

NKOMthe subscriber living in Byrd
= !ownshiP.q nm indented boy named vii.
sos Hatfield, aged about seventeen years
AL persons are hereby forbid harborine
81 trusting said hoy on my account, a. i
Eill Psy no debts OF his contracting.
DAVID HATFIELD.
Sept. 81, 1914.
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| A LIST of letters remaining in the
IA Post Office al Ripley Ohio, ON the
lst day Of October 1874 which, if not ia.
ken out within three months, will be sen,
10 The General Post Office as dead lei.
lers.
Harmon Allen John Lyltle
William Bowers Miss Eliza Lindsey
Richard BrookoVer Anna McFerson
Mary Barns James Maan
Catherine BaylCs Dennis McCafFerty
Richard Brown Joseph W Mann
Elizabeth Burnestha DrJames B McCon-
John Bsssley 2 nell
Wilson Oowean John Norris
John Creekbaum Jr.Stephen Pangburn
Robert CaLr Burnard Purcell
Observation-Disclosures G L, Parker
Amos Church. John Pearce
HarieiH A, DinsmOre French Petit
George Daulton John Porter
James Deer or Nj G Robinson
Elizabeth HilIman Rebeca Rodgers 2
Richard X. Dent Joseph Renshaw
David Espy 2 Josep ph Ramsey
Henry East Sarah Rice
Rev James Elliott Mary Stephenson
David FlaUgher 2 ia &c Stout
Margaret FulIeen Mary Ann Stephen. (
Maria Gardner son
James 6 Hopkins Sllas SkoliOn
Anthony Hiler Salem shaw Q
Archibald Hopkins Elizabeth Tate
itrdOn Hopkins Harriet Whisner
Hammer Habb Elizabeth Wilson
Sarah Huff Miss NJ E Willsuoh.
ames Jordon bey
'amusl Kirkpatrick D II Young
r. J BENNETT, p. M.
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TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1914,
TREAsURER's OFFIcE.l
Brown ca Ohio {

=
Brown Co. Ohio
The taxes levied in said county for the pyes-
ant year. will be as follows For State and canal
purposes Mills; For County School and Poo
house 43Mills; and for Read IL Mills; amouD-
ting to $3.50 cts. on each one hundred dollars
OIL all property subie:t 10 taxation in said ceun.
ty, exclusive of township tax, which W i'll be in
Union 4 Mill; Huntington I mill; BYRD mill:
Jackson IN II; Washington mill; franklin
Il millsi Pleasant ! mill, Lewis 1 mill;
Clark mills; Pike mill; Sterling .
mills, Perry 3 mills; and in Scott | mill to the
dollar.
will attend at the following or usu-
al places of holding elections in the SsvenI
Townships in said county for the purpose of re-,
csiving taxes OIL the following days, to wit:
Ia No 8 Lewis on the 2nd of Sent. naxt
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| The subscribers propose publshi nR nav Ar
tiOn of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the SURVEYS in th,
Surveyor Generals Office al Cincinnati. in na n
| by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as .
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the present Sur.
veyor General, but confirmed by the cettifcata
hereunto attached, Of Robert T. Lytle, ESQ, the
predecessor of Mr.. Haines: and will exhibit tbs
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
templated public Improvements, together viii
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, COUNT.
Towns, cities and villages, whickswiil be lai,
down with the greatest possible ACCURACY.
There is no doubt that this map will conta ir
the most minute and authentic information ri
any state map ever published. One of the pro
prietors has visited evevy county in the State, fo
the purpose ofgathering every form tion reouis
ite. to insure correctness. This fact of itselt
will necessarily give assurance to those who NAV
patronize the map, that for real utility. il must
supersede any map got up East, for the purpose
Of state, but without the advantage of the per.
sonal inspection and labor thathas been bestow.
ID exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between 4 and 6
'eet square neatly eolored in .Junties, MOUNTED
Ind vanished; aud soldto subscribers at theIov
1rice of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking t en- opiss, will
,e allowed deduction oforty per c ent.
DO0LITfLE & MU NSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Cincinnati
have examined the com piIations made from
he public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison.
or Messrs, Doolitte & Munson, who are about
o publish sectional map of the state OF Ohio.
md so far as they relate to the public SURVEYS
hey are correct. ROBERT n. LYTIE
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati e-
August 3, lS4I.
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School,.

A SCHOOL will be opened by Samuel Dowd-
Aney on Monday the 18th instant, in the
house lately occupied as school by W.. Blair
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Ola writ Of III. IA OF = le IA to me
difetted By the court Of Common pleas of}rown
csnnty Ohio, iwi Offer for ga 10 at tbs house q f
Emanusl Ambrose in Lewis Township on Fri.
day ths ith lay ofOetcbsr 9l4, between ten
an5 iour O'Clock on said day. tina ful,wing
osds and chaltles to wit: one lot of tebBccO
uqPssd to he between 1900 & 5000 pounds
gps hand, one ow, one ride gun and ono lot
Amo hogs. To be sold as the property ofJohn
az brose a ths suit Of Asa Anderson
WM SHIELDS, Sh'R 3. G. o.
9hari'fs sf;o,Os. l'', 1914.
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-N0flCE IS hereby given that the fol.
~ lsWiug Executors Administrators and
Guardians have 6lsd their respective SC.
eognts and vouchers far settlement, which
.Wefsordsrsd BY the Court TO be adVsrtiS
aa md continued until next term
Nathaniel Besslsy Executor.
John GlllIgher's do.
Joshua JordOa's do.
) John Marphys do.
JOhn Nsils do.
Joseph N. Camphels Admir-.
Margaret McFerson's do.
Judy Dclanys do.
Vim. M4xvsl's do.
Harry Slsafns do.
Wm. Higgins do.
Philip Go 'ds's do.
Guardian Of Joseph N. Harlan's hsirs.
- do. William Hamer.
N do. John Angnbower.
do Abram D4rln's hoirs.
do. John GrIy's hairs.
',Se p, 80, 1874.
JsHa II BLArL, Clsrt 3, C. o.
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There : 40 necessity of protection fer
projection. CLAY.
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cnrRonxAn,a RAuren.

$50 home Cd damn yoa-go home,
shsrs you belong!!! !!!"-[HeHry Clay TO
SPEAKER Polk, in the U. S. Houss OF
Representatives..
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THE GIN CINNATl AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, DAM. BOONE

WILL, run as a regu-
H w lar Packet between
sS7=E1 g.w,-s Cincinnati and Maysville,
sit tsaving Cincinnati every
Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at l0 O'Clock A, M. and MaysviRs
every !uonday wednesday and Friday at o..
clock A: M stoppingat all Intermediate ports
The Danl Boons is entirely new, was bull,
expressly to run as a packet between Cincinnati;
and .uayviville, and the public may rely on her
continuing in the trade.
GRAFTON MOLEN, Master.
JHly -, le44.
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k0 GALLONS superior FlaxseOd OF
OOfoF sale by
l.. NOWLAND RusselVlle.
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LIST OF LETTER 9

REMAINING in the Post Office a
Georgetown Ohio, on tho lst dav q
October 1914 ,Which,f not taken mi !,
three months, will be sent to the Gen
sral Post Office as dead letters:
JOhnas Barney
Aooott Rhoda M
anderson Deliah ,McLAuUhin Jobu
B .Ms,reI Sin,nso.
Bing anon Solomon C Myers JameI
McNutt John
Clerk of Court of cam. Miller Bemsmip
Pleas of Brown CO 3. o
Cutter Allen Osmon Emily NJ.
Case LACED Esqr.
Cumberland William PsirI,r Adam
Cren Lemuel r
ROss Edward
Dout Id Thsmas Ramlev Sarah
RoOny John
Elliot William Rose Joseph
Reynolds Joseph
FeFree W. H. ROsse Gottlid
German George 81 Sullivan Volsutins F
Garrard Henry SquirS Reuben
II r
II iardesty george Thompson Gaylsrd
hopkins Hannah K
H"ndy John Vircy Barnett
Hall Mary w
Hill James Wells Jacob
HAM Sanford WalIman Kane
Woods John
JAS. ALLEN, P. M,
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Il 2nsA LBS Juoiatta Nail. 8, 4
1~OW6, s, 10 & IL for sale by
ssas L.NOWLAND, Russelgiile,
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And viii attend at my Office in George town.
from the lst Of Oct. Until the Goth of Decem.
bsr next for the purpose of receiving taxes
from those who may wish topay them there.
tis expected that all taxes will be paid a.
Sa'"st the SOth OF December, as no indub.
sence csn be given after tnat time.
July Both, 1874.
TIL. MIDDLETON, T. BIC.
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VIM. SHIELDS, Shift B. G. o.
Sept. 10, 1874.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
Chancerv Sale.

On the End Monday, being the 18th day Of
~ August next, in front of the court bonse
door IN the town of Carrolton, Carroll county. 7
VIII offer for sale at public auction. for cash, the
following described negro slaves, to wit. q pirl.
Ellza' aged nine years, boy George aged seven
years, Elmira aged five years, Ellie aged three
years: BY virtue Of decree of the District Chan
cery Court of the State of Mississippi, holden At
Carrollton, in cause wherein James A. GOA
Is complainant, and Martha GOA ct al. are de-
~, - 80 WIN. P. BOLE,
''iy f'l' lo44.-S-ow Commissioner.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
ALSO,

The following real estate, described and designa-
ted as the Northeast quarter of Sec. Is, the
Northeast quarter of Sec. 20, the West half of
Southwest quarter of section %, and the East
half Of Northwest quarter of Sec. %, and the
West half of Southeast quarter of Sec 81, all in
Township is, of Range East, containing $50
acres more or less, situate in the County of Car
roll by virtue of decree of the District Chance
Court of the State of Mississippi, holden at Car
rllton in cause wherein Susanna Graham is COM
plainant and Ephraim Lloyd ct. al. are defendants
w. p. BOLE