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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

CTEAM ENGINE, BOILER, gearing, and belt
- ing Eagne Of about s,1 horse power Tor ,.s
:, " o.6 Gold st mh27 iw X B. RUCoLS1--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

RssuMArlsMAxp GoUr-Wnghto ,h b epr Of Rnsuma,
sl s only ss4ass The
and bowels OF those morbid hpmoss aud muscle
h Of bur iss
Vessels s 10 CERTAIN to perfect cur T5
hsuma,sm aud govt single IS cent o.x % and pr.
1880 according TO the directions vii! be certain "
Gain of every description from NE body "a mnroye diges-
Ia rnI,fy the blood therefore give health anu
S whole frame well make Perfect cure oil
an GnT,oSAs counterieits abroad avoid al sS;s
donb,fi character and be particular 10 ssS Tor
CSces devoted exclusively the sale Of the
niasI. and e,ail-No 2SS Greenwich St New OH, w.
,os nont st.es Boston; and 6s Race ST Padtirhia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

u Coming of Christ.-IELDFF israel z JoTEs,
subject in thu Church Of Christie and Delaney streets
if time continue on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday eve
vices commence at half past o'clock. MO BUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

. SLIteenth " ara AfUust.-Ihs UemocFatIf
Wings Of this Ward requested the TIN Avenue
House between 18th and 18th streets on Wednesday cvenu
March 81 at o'clock 20 receive The Report of the commit
appointed charter officers and 20 such
other business rs may come before the meeting.
By order Of the Ward Nominating COMMITTEE.
JOB l.. BLACK. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

TIA Church without 8 Bishop. 5.
II Cox, D. D nii deliver second LectrE. - thurcn
without Bishop NJ The Tabernacle Friday Evening,
March - Il Il O'Clock.
Ih' Allen 81 Ctof u3r the direction Of Nh Hart. will
By Teue1t. Anthem and the ode The Pisrms L.
gacY, originally composed Tor M Cf-~yer5 Lecture.
Tickets admitting Lady aud Geatiem,p, cents
Ladies Tcg-fS ~ ceatso b had AZ The Pliacipel Book
stor-s and AZ TIE daor + HAS 6ORUGk.
InhZT 5siss Cor. Sec y. Y l..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

And tits with painful reflections that We
record ihs ciTeamsidncss Of her death.
Whs, he disease was we do not know,
but belieyel, however, that Il wss some
6ecnniety affection. The deceased hn-
lseied soaib lime, during which, she vas
mich cohEetned on The subject OF her
ts,lyaiion. She was btoughl TO a sincere
repentanee OF her sins, and 20 exercise
,Ge faith in The principles Of Dsmocra-
lev. after which she appeared perfectly
resigned ITO The viii Of tie people. She
also manifested great snxe,y for the sal
vo,;op Of her friends, and urged them to
nni,e themselves TO the Democracy, IC
sssk salyaliousbefOre il be everlas'lngIy
1ioo late. The deceased has left he
! f,ienS and bosom companion, thes EaIln
: 10 mourn the loss. We say 10 the Edl
J, Ior, although he Way be deeply afflicted
= i.donot sorrow as lhose without hope,
I'm, seek repentance. call upon Democ
tfcy while she Is near, and You ma
y Vet be saved. The remsi's OF the de
leased, will in short time be Inierre
y with political honOrs, and with awful az
II lreveren,ial ceremony. W. n
,s Dec. IL, ls44. .s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
THAsK'srvIso- Thursday ol5ili. week.
TCnMln.rXIcArrn
.OBITUARY.


4 Died, December -, 1874, iD George.
town Brown county, the Political Exami'
ner. The deceased, for many years, has
been atmember, ofilhe whig parlyin this
county. And ohas, for rgIpauy months
been. thssuhject of sore affection, which
she borO with uncommon forltude. Blu.
the arduous duties peri0rmed during the
recent political contest an unexpected
defeat, and the slanders, The combina.
tons, confedeFlcies. coRspiacies, and ar.
greemsnts ofewicked, maliclous, and evil
disposed persons, Of unruly minds. and
,empeFsaad dispositinns; and
Though the providence Of her patrons.
WIN having good flghlfal power, ani
lawful aud absolute authority. her polili4
cal csFssf hes been bpogght 10 close Ii
is indeedsa ao.emn occaaioAs thus 70 ba
IdspEivsdsolseas ao dear, 80 iDseEes,iDR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

Eladame Rumer appears 70 have been
very busy for some days past circulating
arepOrt that wo had sold the Standard
establishment: end wo have bees fie
lquently asked if.itwas trne that we had
sold ou, und were about to leave hero =
The report prOba iy originated tom the
circumsiahco cf our having offered TO
sell the office to l,ersou who has no,
bought II; nor do we expect he will buy
liz. e,aa,a
r. We don't know that tits necessary
consequence Of our selling the office, that
: we sh ould nOyo away from here, unless
our friends insist upon il: we do not in
teud that our enemies shall have any.say
in the matter But we Desired 10 retire
f;Om The charge of a public Journal unC
= engage in soma other occupation, w
n have now stood sJntinel on The watchiow
n er Of liberty nearly four years and hall
. We NOluHtSOICu III luo bStNiCS VI III
u summer Of lS407-a gloomy limo for De
> mOcfacy, which was soon followed BY
u more gloomy and disastrous defeat; bu
we continued our humble efforts /
: the Democratic cause until vicltiy Ogai
. perchss supOn our slandlrd, aud tho sob e
81 second thought "aG the people" has re
. tfieved the country from the injuriou
y consequences Of that defelt, and averIe
y the tbrea,ed luin,
y The small democratic majority in thi
county Of about $50 in 1910 has bee
IS gradually increased 10 about 600, an
ur this may now DC rockoned one of III
IN tirmest democratic counties in the State
In view Of these circumstances "
thoght we could claim tan honorabI
discharge;" but we do uUt wish TO leae
ouv post deserted 'fl i' "t
D. We return our sincere thanks to The pc
Of pie OF this Csunty for The encouragement
and liboral patronage which they hav
;. extended 10 US, and request contiHu
ancs OF tlItlf patronage.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
THE STANDARD,
GE0RGErONN. DEC. II, Is44.1
CONGRESSIONAL.

Congress convened on tho I'd inst. &,
proceeded 10 business.
Among the first OF The proceedings, We,
see that d. Duncan gave nolice that on
the iiex,, or some early day, he should
introduce bill for holding the Presiden-
tial election throughput tho Union on the
same day. Also, that he should intro.
duee bill for The extension oflhe iuris.
GiCliOn and protection OF our gOyerumenl
over the TerrIory Of Oregon.
On lheSd iash Mr.. Adams offered a
resolution for striking out from the rules
of the House the 25lh rule, which ex.
cudes abolition petitions. The resolu
lion was adopted by avoIe Of iOs yeal
to 80 nays. SO the Iule excluding Sbo
litiOn petitions was stricken out.
Mr.. ARcHER's "BALL."-J. r. hger
: soil gave.notce that be should bring in
, bill 10 o'alter and amend the naturalization
} laws.
Wednesday Dec. Mr.. Duncan's bi
: relating TO Presidential elections was di'
cassed; and referred to theCommillse c
d the whole House.
Mr.. Davis, Of KY, offered a joint rel
! oIuuOu authorizing the Secretary Of th
: Treasury to distribute among the seveH
4 States tho sum of so ,367,Sl4 90, bein
}. the amount OF the fourth inslAlmentt
= the suplus revenue authorized 10 lie di
tribuled among the States, BY tho act ,
= JuSe, 1885.
{ Mr.. Weller mssed 10 lay The res"lu
e lion upon the, ,ablc. Mr.. Davis asked 4
9 ,hs ayes and nays; ordered: ECsolulic
y laid Oh the pahle-l05 to 6S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
Brown common Pleas
John @ Brose ,fAthnr, of
John EIommerle deed

John g Brose, ,Admr, of s.
John HSmmerle deed
VS..
Henry Kendall, sabina Petition to scH
Kendall date iIanmefle) land.
John Hemmerls, ,Catharino sfa. .>af
Hcmm erle L. Joseph Hem
merle,
THN HE defendants will take notice that. on
/ the 9th Of November A, petition was
fled against them in theCourt CfCommon Pleas
for Brown county Ohio, by John G.. Brose,
Admir- Of John Hemmerle deed, representing
that the personal property of said decedent is
insufficient to pay the debts Of the estate --diat
he died seized of 240 acres of land situated in
Perry TownShip,in The county & State Aforesaid
part ola survey entered in the name Of ohn
Roberts number twenty six hundred & eighty
seven No. 26371 The petition prays, that so
much Of said land, as will be necessary to dis
charge the debts of said estate together with iu-
eidentsl CHI rges, may be sold BY tne Petitioner,
q that he be- authorized to convey by deed 10
the purchaser. AT the next term of said court
the petitioner will ask for an nrder accordingly,
whom the defendants can make their objections,
ii any they have OF can, against these proceed
ings. ...
JOHN G. BROSE, Adrlr Of
John Iiemme rls ,dsc' ID :.
Dec. IIth. 1874 --6N
syf5l HAMER s. JoHsToN Soils. for Petr.
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cessi'y Of elecling the Judges, as the
time Ofthe present incUmbenis expires
10 January: but the motion TO strike out
prevailed, aadths resolution passed.
The two HOUSES met N the slierboon
and elecied Reberl M0rrison sssociais
Judge iOr Adauis, EhiahIadsia.r .ror Cler.
mont, and others Tor Clsrk, Montgomery
Preble,und Washington.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

.Agreeably 10 The command Of sundry
orders and DEGREES Of sales under decreos
u chancery, and wrils Of executions 10
mo directed by the court Of common pleas
Of Brown county,Ohio, | will expose 10
public sale at tho courthouse in George
tOwn onSaiurday the 18Th day Of January
lS45. between ten and four o'clock on said
day, the following tract of land living
en- the east fork Of the Liule Miami rlv-
or in said county: Beginning at an ash
beech and oak in Tho bank of said east
fork at B. +. Sweat's lower corner, run-
ming south, so defses east All poles to
an ash and old oak in Henry MiIler's
line, thence south '25 degrees west. 4eI
poIesto an oak and small sugarttee said
line and corner 10 A. +. Sweet.
thence south rs degrees west, All poles
10 stone dogwood aud waterbeech, on
Ihe bank Of The east fork and A + |
Sweets uppsr corner on said river, thence
up said river With it's meanders 47ot2
POLES te tho beginning, containing i25 /
icras more or lesss TO be sold as the
.bAJ ESTATE ofAllea D Sweet at The
.uits scf TEomas Gilkey Valued al
Sl2 per atce. .Hsa afIf1 iisami es-
g8a Hssaq ALSO, ,fli ~ gr6
A tract Of land lying in Eagle II township
sfoWn county Ohio, on the waters Of Brush
'feek, being part of an entry of264 acres made
2 The name OF J IA. Tfimbls BY No 67t
eglnning at etuke ihi ths middle nf 81 4
Essk bstWssn trio alpis nOFthN 5nsF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
LEGISLATIVE.

The two following paragraphs wers IN :
serlgd as postscript 10 . small part Of
or last weeks edition.
On Thursday last tho Legislature
elected Thomas Corwin United States
Senator. The vote. stood II. Corwiu
60 for D. n. Disney 46--E. Lsno !
'rhcy also elected Ebeaezer Lana
Judge of the Supreme court, The S5le
Was for Lane 02--Eor Wn. KenRen Sr.
As.
The House Of Representatives holds
but one session day, commencing at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. A whigmcm-
her Of the Senate moved 10 make The
same arrangement in that body. but dbe
motion was lost. The object o. this ar
rangsmenI is oslensibIy 10 give the com
aniIlses mv:e time 10 prepare their re
ports; but IN reality il is 10 give the whig
porti0n Of the Legislature more time TO
arrange lhOirpariy plans in Tin Pan"
There in sectetthair measures are TO be
Inutured, and only brought into the Leg-
isIatiye balls to receive the slamp of le.
gdity, Public debate is 10 be sienced
by calls for tho previous question, and
the people kept in ignorance Of The pro.
cess Of reasoning which has led 10 the
enactment OF iEeir laws.
In the Senate Dee. 8. Mr.. Perkins Of
fered resolutions protesting against the
annexation ofTexas to the Union.
In tho House Mr.. Finn offered The fol.
lowing resolutions.
Resolved, By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The General Assembly
OF The Stale Of Ohio, That, "far from
having any personal objection to The an,
nexauon OF Texas, we lhould be- glad to
see i, without dshnnor, without war,
with lhe common consent ol the Union,
en- upou just and fair terms"
Resolved, That 1--WE do not think tha
Ihe subjectOi slavery ought 70 affect the
question one way or The other. Whelh.
~ Texas be independent or inc JrpOrated
u tho Uniled Slales, VIZ do not believe
I will shprlen the dur lion o, thai msll-
ut0n. Il is dastined 10 become extinct,
1 spme distant day in our opinion, by
he operation Of the inevitable laws Of
ppulauon,"
Resolved, That sit would be unwise
refuse u permanent acquisition, which
vlll exist as long as The globe remains,
N account Of siemporary institution"
These resolutions created quite an OK.
element among the whig members, one R
y whom affected to regard them as an .
insult. Upon motion Of Mr.. Ford, lie 7
solutions were inde6Aiiey postponed :
cas- 4 |, naysSl. n
A resolution passed the House 10 20 q
ito the election on the 10Th of Associ. d
le Judges for several counties, inclu. Z
iHg two Tor Brown. This resolution !; i
lea 'aken up inihs Senate on 4he NOR. o
ing q the 10Th, when MIR. Perkins NOV ; d
Dc strike Out 1.-TWO associate Judges y
Or lhe copaiy of Bsown, The mo. !
ion 10 strike Ou. was opposed - !. Y
iessta. Louden aud Baldwin. who, ,d..; !
d the right Of Mr. Pstk,ns Iaf 80. /.
sunsy1 e inteFisrssAad nsgaa shs -. u
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

The presidential Electors Of Now Yotk
aud Pennsylvania have east ther votes
fer Polk and Dallas, thus falsfyiog The
Rootbaek- reports tbatlhose States would
not vote forPolk,and putin 10 fight the lost
lingering whig hope thar he would notbe
elected. The Salr River beats are wait,
inR.-HAll aboard . n.-..........
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
Notice.

IN accordance with the law regulating Turnpike
Companies, here win be a Meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Ripley & HillsborOugh Turnpike
for tHS puraos ofeIeating six Directo rs, on the
first Monday of January S45, al Russelvil G
JOHN MccLANAHAN,
'a-t'ii apr prest Of the r. g. II. T. 20
/. Dec. 10Th, 1874 ..-1t. n, IA. 1L-l .-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

We have done with the dsERqneRt
list this week, and we shall hereafter
have more room for Congressional and
Lsgislrtvs proceedings, aud forgsp.
eral news.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

We have the Presidents message on
hshd, but are under the necessity Al de-
ferring it's publication until nexl week
II isslrOngly in Gsvor Of Texas and
Oregon, and is quite democratic in its
generally,
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Notice.

ALL pcgspns interested viii take TO-
IN, tee that on the 10Th day Of Sep.
,edtbeg IS41, the undersigned was eppoin
ted Administrator Of the estate OF Jtsafh
P. hamilton, late Of Brown county Ohio,
deceased. JOAN WEES Jr,
Dqc 9th, 1914 --3t
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

BANKING.--A letter is published in The
Cincinnati Gozstt6 "from The Senior Eli
lOr," who Is at ColuWhus, which says
that the scheme Of ba hiking on Slale
Stocks sis obviously gaming frien0s"
This is The scheme spoken Of ia the Gov
errors message the conclusion Of winch
we publish this week. i is, ably and
Justly opposed by Gov. Thomas " Bari
Icy, but isnsvertheless recommended by
MOrdecaiBaitley in his inaugural address.
| iss whig measure and no seems Ike
ly To 81 adQpie. BY vhig Legislature
Il proposes 10 auIbOrtzs blnkins upon
State Stock and re estate As capital dn.
der general law sllnwing al who cons
fcrm 70 the prescribed rules TO com-
rnencs the business. IndVidGai liability
Of stock holders wilI Of course be carsful-
ly avoided, and after bank breaks aud
it's assets are exhausted, the bilI-lvlder is
10 have no recourse uron the sIockhOlder.
who may be rolling in the wealth no has
acquired by means of-hs banking opera
lions.
Should this scheme be enacted into a
Law lookout for lots ol banks and break
ers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

T0al. s,625.6s2 50 I, t,e3i .22Oe5
. s. Jedselod ss,OoU 90 4. $50 90
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NEW STORE!!!
New Goods! Cheap Goods
Rich Goods! Handsome
Eoods ~
Dec. IL, l644.

KyHE subscribers, having leased the room
io1neriy occupied by the Hou. Tho' Il
Hamler as Law Office, aud re6tted ths same
nre pteparod to offer TO the Public. good ana
Fashionabie assortment ofSTAPLE andF
.CY DRY GOODS: together with full assoTt'
ment Of HATS, FUR and CL 9TH cars O.
the latost fashions, neat and co mfortable,"ie'
cry size aud for every age.
PREMIUM BOOTS,
yourselves being judges: also an article OF thici
Boots, altogether superior TO any thing made n
this part Of the country ,as article thorough!
prepared for service and comfort, and will repay
ihe purchaser many times the cost. Togsthe
W ith splsndid assortment Of Mems Ysuth's .
Boys Calfskin, and Kipskin Boots, sho's, ant
Lrosans Of every qaullty, style and price La
dies, Misses rnd Chidren's slippers, GaIters
half Gaitsrs, Buskns and morocco shoes, Of a.
klnsd suitnhls for the season. Also, GROCE'
RIEs, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, Crocke
nv, aud other articles teo numerous to partieu
larizes
Purchasers in want of Goods are respectfnil
solicited 10 give Us call.
N, B. G oods win be cheerfuIly sh 'wn and Pu
at such prices as wi insure their sale.
Georgetown, o. Nov. 2sth, 1874.
j.. uasF WIN, SMITH s. co.
Store West side Of the public square, direcI
| Opposite the Cout thouse door
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

sic 10 1870 g07 ,Oes so 1o,csSsi
Z pr eeni
stock, red.
- IA 1850 100000 90 lO5,O 900
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

The liberi:es Of the people will doubt
less be safe in your handal
THOMAS w. BARTLEYs
CoLUMBU', Dec 8, 1874,
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Total Oi forr
sen debt 1926 6s2 so ], ,O26, ,24O s5
Domestic Debt.
AulNun 800
|ho
saAaoaaas 81. .asl $40 81 Sss,sSo IA
oa|s|aaainQ do
Supplies fssenue
ssHnliss 5o.52s 60 s,57l ~
Same, loaned BY
State Of cOun. =.
Aies, 81, ,40l VI 4,944 ~
Deneslicsctis Of -,
various Kinds, >29432 OIL l,765 w
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. The following described real estate to wit:---
Beginning at stone g. beech Joseph Wrigbt's
corner, thence with Whght's line N. .43 l.2 deg
=. 81 poles to stone in road A P Neyin's
corner' crossing branch at 6 and the Sardinia
road at poles; thence with Nsvin's line s. Ga
deg. Elk poles passing a maple & &Teadoak Ne.
WINS corner at l20 poles to two whiteoaks and
red oak stump Squire Purssns corner thence s.
"a l-2deg W 81 2!IO poles to 9 redoaks and
Hickory John Berger's line, westaI us pblss to a
stone and dogwood stumpts thence s. 81 e. to
a stone on the east side Of the road said Bergers
corner: thence N. II ". "a 6-10 poles to a stone
Ma rshtll's corner ii the road thence N. 6Udeg
W. l47-lO poles'crussing a branehto the Begin
ming; Containing So acres q 39 poles, bsilg
part ofan entry Of l040 acres made in the name
Of Custis Kendall BY No. 2OT9. Ordered tb Be-
sold ae thefea1 estate 6f Thomas Murphy / I ths
suit Of y. d & d. ?. Evansy VaIhed Il six
dollars per acrss s..sssisS ~
n WbL. SHIELDS, sh'T B. Z, ~
sheFiiis sfices Dec. l7Ih. 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
SIlERIrE,S SALES.

- HAMsa s. JousroN Soils. for Petr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

Inlot in the town Of Higgnsport Brown coun,
ty Ohio, known by its number IS on the recor.
d.d plat ofsaid town Valued at 100 dollars
To be sold as tie real estate of Oscar S. Me.
LELAND and Mary Williams at the suit Of
Thomas II. Linch vs.. McLelland's heirs.
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PATENT OFFICE, December 5, 1874.

ON the petition Of Edmund Nj. Waggoner, of Co
~ lumbia Adair county, Ky, praying for the ex-
tension of patent granted TO said Wsggoner for
improvement in the Bar Shear Plough, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day of January, lS45.
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, the first Monday in January next at
~ O'clock NJ; and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian printed at Washington; the Sun printed
at Baltimore the Keystone and the Sentinel printed
at Philadelphia; the Aurora, printed at New York /;
the Times printed at Boston, and the Democrat print
ed at Louisville, KY, once week for three success
siye weeks previous to the first Monday in January
next HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p S. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
continuing this notice. dec 5'lawow
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PROPOSALS FOR RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington Oct. 81, 1874
pY direction of the Secretary of War sealed pro-
- posals will be received at this Office until three
O'Clock, +. M, on the 3lst of December next for the
manufacture and delivery Of the following arms for
the use of the United States, viz:
10000 rifles percussion lock- new model.
$4,000 pistols do do do.
One fifth of the above arms to be delivered annu-
ally, during the ensuing five years, commencing on
the LIST of july lS45. The whole subject to the proof
and inspection prescribed by the Ordnance Depart
ment, packed in strong boxes of the pattern now
used and delivered at such places as may be designa
ted the United States paying reasonable price for
the boxes and transportation to the place of delivery
The proposals will be sealed, endorsed proposals
for Rifles and Pistols, and Addressed under an enve-
ope, to this Office. q. TALCOrT,
Lieut. Col. Ordnance.
To be published in the Madisonian, Globe, and
National nelgencer; ST. Louis Reporter, Cincinna
ii Republican, Columbus (O.) Old School Repub
can, Pittsburgh Morning Post Baltimore Sum- Phlla
delphia Mercury, New York Aurora, Norwich News
CT, and Boston Times, for two months
Oct. 22-2m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-13

have Their Shakespeare Gallery complete and Also the
new novel by the Editor.
ns-The January number will go early to press
ana be mailed 10 our county subscribers by the lat
December, Ia order let them Gee The character and
quslly OF the work The February number will
follow early in the month OF January.
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