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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23
LEGAL N 0TICES.
Court of Probate, .Newport, May 6, 1874.

Court Of Probate, .Neppon, May 6, 1914.
r1'IIE commissioners report of claims a.
gainst the estate of Abigail Weaver
late of Newport, widow, dec, was pree ented
for allowance.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration to a Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in June next, at
o'clock a. M, and notice is ordered to be
given thereof by an advertisement 3 times
in the Herald Of he Times, for all persons
interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard
A true copy-Attcst:
b. b. llowLAND, Pro. CPk.
MIG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23
TO LET,

EysR The dwelling house near the
f.ssMN Court House, and directly oppo-
.s.A3 site the hotel of Mr.. Nichols
.essalA Ilassard. II is in good tenanta-
Bile order and would be let all together to
accommodate one family or in halves tosuIt
applicants. Possession can be had in two
or three weeks. Apply TO
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Nav I6-:3w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
STATE OF OHIO.
BRowN COUNTY CON-. PLEl

DROWN SOUNTt OOn' LEASs
James s Hsrrson &
Eliza s. Harrison his wife PARTON
vs..
James E Andorson and Sarah w. An
derson his wife, William r, Strange,
frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John Fl, Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
WVHE abovenamed defendants will take
II notice that on the 10th day Of June
lS44 the petitioners filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Blown county Ohio
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned 10 Ruth Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd and thst partition
may be made between the demand
ants aud the defendants according TO tbs
respective interests in the following de
scribed tract Of land in Brown county
State Of Ohio, on The waters Of White
oak creek: Beginning at four maple,
on the old Newmarket road, thence north
i66 degrees west, 81 poles 10 two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degree
vest ITO poles TO three naples, thence
south 66 degrees east SO poles to gun
and dogwood, thence north SO degree'
east ia poles 10 the Beginning: con
liaiDing sixty four acres and eighty lou
poles, part Of Bennett Tompkins surve,,
Of 1000 acres No. 1856 & that aPPllca
ltion will be made at The next term 9
said Court for writ Of partition.
1, By 6. W. KrNs Atty, 70
petitioners.
u.a oA 1914,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
Adminisfrafor's Sad.

TN Pursuance OF an order Of ibe Cont Of
L Common Pleas Of Brown eounty Ohio, made
AT their Ssptsmbsf Term l543, and revived 81
their .4pIiI term 1914, / will proceed on ihe
premises on ths 9Th day olAUgdst Bext between
the hours Of ten and f5uT O'Clock 70 sell the fol-
los ing real estate Of which .Alpbeus White
late Of said county died seized e. posseslsd, 70
wit; The lots and rsal estate following, that is
to Say--ln lots Nos. Ill lI2, II3, il4, us,
ZIG, III, lls, li9, 1874, LIS, 126. I27, l2e,
l29, 1876, 1871, 1872. 1888, 147, lac, lag, $50, Isl,
1862, 1853, 55, 1856 l57 & I59 and out lots Nos.
l59, ,lC0, lGl, l69, 1853, & l64 10 the Addition 10
Ibs iowa Of ofFsyettsgiIls Perry township said
county free Of dove. snd also tract Of land
| lyig in said township described as follows;
Beginning at a planted stone in the State road
leading from GeorgStown to Wilmington q cor
n'r Of Thomas AshlOn'S landj thence with said
road ami said Ashtons line south SO poles to
a planted stone tnolhef corner Of said Ashton
thence north, 6Odegrees east ,3.5 poles TO plan
| ted stone Geo. o.EuLanks corner in said Ashton's
line, thence withEubank's line south97 poles 10
stone saidEubsnk'sS g. Richard EIolden's corner;
thence south, 66 degrees west, "a poles 10 a
\ stake, inenes up the East Fork, on the edge Of
the we eat bank, with its meanders north, IS de-
gTess east, 81 poles, north 2degIees east, 20
poles, norEh, % degrees east, - poles, north. 35
degrees west o.p poles 10 laFge iaHen syea-
more near the old mill dam thence north de-
grses west, i2 poles to stone and three 'cil
lows marked with rsatnife thence up the east
side Of said creek on the edgs a. he bank N.
"a I.2 deg. w. I9 poles TO q smaD black a'S and
double elm, thence north, IS degrees wsst,E ~
poles to the mouth Of a small branch, thence
north 30 2 degrees west, % poles to boxsI-
der stump and stone marked NJ. l.. thence with
Linch's line north, 80 degrees east, So IS poles
to 3bseehss and a stone marked X; thence
north, l-2 degrees east poles to a stone and
beeches; thence with cOx's hsirs line south, 50
degrees east, 80 Z pOles1to the beginning; con
tanning 16 acres rood and % poles, part eta
survey in the name OlEdward o. n.ngton No.
6l3, subject the dover of Sarah ShaySsreen as
signed in said tract OF landsaid real thtestaIs to
be sold at not less than two thirds Of the ap.
praised value thereofas returned to said Court, *
upon the terms following to wit: one third
cash in hand ,and the other two thirds, payable
with interest IN equal instalments in nine aud
eighteen months, TO be secured by note and secu
rity. DAVID u. DEvoRE, Admir-. OF
Alpheus White deed. with the
will annexed.
June "a, Is43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
important!

B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial,
A SAFE and efectual Remedy for the
ASUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Dian-
hea, and Cholsra MorbuS, also, Flatulent
aud Spasmodc Cholies.
This invaluable Medicine for the above COM
plants, surpasses any other remedy now In USE
Huudreds Of eases have come to the knowledge
Of the propiie where a speedy cure has been
effected by the use Of the Cordial, after resort
to the common RENE dies had proved unavailing
II has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many yeaf4--has been
approved, and is used in practice by great
number ofths mostresptctable ply Sicians,as may
be seen by their certificates and recommendations
accompanying each bottle.
i his medicine is discovered to be certain and
efsctual remedy for the intestine disease pro-
dured by the drinking of the waters OF the riv'
ers in the southern and southwestern States,
which renders it of inestimable value to those
who reside or travelin those sections OF the
country.
N B To secure the public against deception,
tho external label o leach bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered (acecrding to act
of Cougress) in the Northern District OF NeW
Yo:k, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi.
nj, l840
A fac smile of the propriStor's signature
will be found tn tho outer label Of each bottle,
if genuine Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY d. J. Steward, w. P Mack
lem. GeorgetOwn--Palmer Il Campbell and
Ridgway g. Cfodit, Rplsy-.4eklen & Lamb,
| aberdeen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
THE ALGERINE EX-GOVERNOR
In CUSTODY,

King, who was Governor Of Rhode Is.
land during The prosecutions of The sui
Glage parry, has been Overtsken with
speedy justice, from the following para
graph.
ARREST OF A GOVERNOR The Bay
State Democrat states that Ex Governor
King, of Rhode Island, was arrested last
week on charge of embezzlng $50.
OOO of the fundsof theAgriculturalBauk,
aud taken before Judge Staples for exam
inaliUn."
Here is this Rhode Island piralical
King Governor, who could not bear the
idea Of the people reforming the sbOmi>
nabIe charter of King Charles, under
,be charge OF gen,eel robbery! While
this man was prosecuting the Repubh'
cans Of Rhode Island for their love oi
freedom and just government with one
arm, he was running the other into The
bank vaults. Such desperadoes as these
and their principles are worthy of being
enlogised at the Clay Club House of this
city. am d the shouts Of men who, il
would be a mercy TO say, were ignorant
Of what they we're doing. We can for
awe them only on ths ground Of tOta ig'
noraDce ofthe part they are performing
Some Of them may live to see the dal
when this species Of tyrants may grint
them TO the earth as slaves, without re-
spect TO color. Dorr was imprisoned
for his love Of liberiy--will King be i'm
Drisoned for his crimesl We shall see
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

For the Standard.

s.rt. f. p g. ~ NnS
ssa Club Room, JulylSth, 1874.
Pnrsu ant 10 adjournment the citizens
convened al the school house in Felici-
~, Dr.Q G.. Kennedy was called to
the chair, and L. w. Chaifsnt appointed
Secretary. The Committee appointed 10
repart Constitution, submitted the fol-
lowing, which was adopted.
CONSTITUTION.
Sect. l. art. l. THIS association
shaft be known by them OF theHtck.
0rv Club Of Franklin township.
Aria The object Of this Club shall
be the Disseminated Of democratic prin'
ciples among The people.
Art. 8 The offisers Of this Club shall
be President, Vice President, Cores
pOnding and Recording Secretary, aOd
Treasurer.
Arl. A. The President shall preside al
al regular meetings Of The Club, and
decide all questions Of order and debate.
Art. 5. The Vice President shall dis,
charge The duties ofihe President when
he is absent.
Arr. &. The CORRESPONDING Secretary
shall receive and, with the advice and
consent Of the members, answer all com.
1nunications addressed to the Club.
Art. I, The Recording Secretary shall
keep minute Of all the proceedings o.
the Club, in book provided fO: that
purpose.
Art. s. The Treasurer shall receive
and disburse all moneys due the Club
subject to their order.
Sec. 2. Art. /. Any persons may be
come members Of this Club, who are
willing to use all honorable exerlions, to
promote the election Of Polk, Dallas and
Tod, for The respective offices of Presi'
dent and Vice President of The United
States and Governor Of Ohio, by signing
their names to this Constitution.
The Club then proceeded 10 the cleo
lion Of officers, and the following parsons
were chosen.
G. w. RICHARDS, President.
A. L. POWELL, Vice President.
DR.. w. B. UTTER, Corresponding Sec.
L. w. CHALFANT, Recording Sec'y.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Treasurer.
Mr.. C. W. BLAIR Of Georgetown de-
Iivered an able and eloquent address.
Resolved, That the Minutes of this
meeting be published in the Ohio SUI
and Democratic Standard. Club adjourn
ed 10 meet on Friday evening July 18th
O. g. KENNEDY, Presidents
l.. w. CHALFANT, Sec'y.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

DY virtue ofa writ Of venditiOni expo
Dnas 10 me directed BY the court Of
Commen pleas Of Brown County, Ohio
! will Offer for Sale on the public Square
in Georgetown, on Saturday the ooh day
Of July 1874, between 10 and 4 4O'cIock
ON said day,one Sorvel mare, To be sold
sS the property Of John Hill at the Suit
Of Jacob snider.
sberiffs ofiice, July 0lh, 1914.
wM. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. G. o. !
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
Administrative Sale.

WNHE undersigned will offer for saiS in
n Hgginsporl on the l2lh day Of Au>
gust 1874, at the house of the late resi-
dence Of James Collins deceased a var
ety of HOUSEHOLD AND KlTUHEN
FURNITURE, To be sold as the goods
and chGttles belonging to lbe eslsle of
James Collins deceased. A credit Of 9
months will be given on all sums ovelIhree
dollars.
The sale will commences at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. vnd continue from day to day un
i'll said property is all sold.
ELIZABETH COLLINS,
Administrative Of James Collins decd
JuIV I2th, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
STORM AND DEATH.

We had severe storm last evening
and regret TO hear that young lady end
a boy were killed by lightning, on Couri
81 near Western Row. Their names
were Henry Bump and Eliza Evans. An
alarm Of FIRE was started just as the storm
subsidsd, II proceeded from the fact
that the house in which the persons were
killed, being struck BY Lightning.
Gin. Gag.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
sHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Execution to me
directed by the court of Common pleas
Of Brown county Ohio, win offer for
sale on the farm where David Eckelbar>
ger lives in Perry township on the 2nd
day of August 1914. between ten and
four O'Clock on said day, the following
properly 10 wit: The one half of two
fields Of Oats about 90, acres and the
one ha;fof eight acres Of Corn. To be
sold as the property Of VIM. Shsysgreen
g. wife stho sun Of fToomas G. Bamber
WIN. SHIELDS, Shf, D. G. o.
Sherilf's office, July %, 1874.
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IMPORTANT

ILLINOIS Loan IN LoNDoN.--A letter
from MroSkley, the commissioner, states
that contract has been arranged for the
loan so long talked Of, aud that tbs pc,
pers are in the hands Of the lawyers TO
arrange. Whatlhe terms are is not sta
ted, but appear to have been satisfactory
TO Mr.. o., as he had taken his passage
home in the steamer of July 4th.-CiH.
Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
TuE ClNCINNATI AM MAYsvILLE
Farm for sale,

A 6rst rate farm for sale on ihe waters Of
IN Straight creek, miles from the Ohio river,
and three milesfrom Georgetown, containing
300 acres, about I20 acres cleared, the balance
we'll timbered with black walnut, blue ash and
back ash good improvements and fruit Of all
kinds The farm is well watsrsd with good
we'll and spring in every field. Or will sell
30 acres of the said tract, or exchange for a
smaller tract Of the same quality Ufland, by pay
ing NE the difference. Inquire Of the subscti'
Der on the premises.
WILLIAM LLOYD.
JuIv % I844-tf
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sHERIFt,s SALES.

A GREEABLY to the co nmand ofsundry or
"a ders and DEGREES for sale under DEGREES in
chancery and wrts of Execution to me directed
bv the court of Common Pleas of Brown county,
Ohio, will expose to public sale at the court
house in Georgetown. on Saturday the 18th day
ofAuguStlS44, between I0 and A O'Clock on
said day, All that tract or parcel Of laud ly
ing and being in the county of Brown andState
of Ohio, situated on Che little west fork oi Eia-
gle creek being part Of All entry number 70Oen-
tered and surveyed inIthe'name of TlomasFox,
-at gum aud ash southeast corner 10 Adam,
John, William lndl1enrySslm ,thencesouth,l so
D lies to a whiLeoak, hickory and sugartree,
thence sixty poles to two poplars and dogwood,
thence north l60 poles to three beechea, thence
east TO the beginning, containing sixty acres
T., be sold as the raat estate OF Samuel A
Butt at the suit of John s. Beasley. Valued
at So 50 per acre.
ALSO,
A tract or parcel OF land on the.waten of the
little west fork Of Eagle creek, being part o
an entry No, 700,entsred and surveyed in the
name Of Thomas Fox, and patented to Thomas
Buck, and transferred to Jesse Mckay
and from him 10 JAndgew Shepherd, and from
him 10 Jamos Shrsavs, which the records o
! Adams county will more fully testify and boun
|
al a large honey locust, thence east, IS pole
| to 3 beechos on the east bank Of a lalge branch
thence 10 degrees east, 90 poles to hlckor
beech amp sugaftree, thence north, AZ degree
east, 80 POLES to two beeches and sugaftree
themes north, "a degrees east, a9 poles to tw
whteoaks and hickory, thence lO5 poles -
doewood and two small slgartrees, theme
south, l60 poles to the beginning, con,ainr
les acres. Ordered to be sold as the estate
Samuel A. Butt At he suit Of John S. Bcasls
and John West j. Vaiued Mt nine dollars p'
ALSO,
The following real estate to wit:-
The undivided half of in lot No. on
Hundred and ninety six (No. 1867 in II
town Of Ripley Brown county Ohio. I
E be sold as the real estate Of Silas I
Palmer at the suit Of John s. Bsasley.-
!. Valued at $l7I6.
= ALSO,
The following real estate lying in Il
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
THE WABASH FLOOD.

The Lafayette, [Ia1 Journal. Of the 4tb,
says;
The river has been higher than ever
AT The moment Of writing this, there is
81 feet in the channel. II is falling,
however having be en- several feat higher.
There will be 10 crops in the low lands,
OF river and creek bottoms. Thousands
6f acres have been stripped oflhelr len
cling, aud The crops drowned out
Jenning's saw and gris' mill leit its
Sneoring. near the mouth Of Big Pine
on Thursday or Friday last bound for lhe
lower country freighted With about ,OOs
bushels OF wheat. Loss 10 PrOPrietori
some FIVE or six thousand dolarss
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

FsyloI Scott, Admir-
Of James Scott, Decd Petition.
vs..
John Scott, g. others
T[lE Petitioner Adm'r of James Scott
y deed on the 2Olk of April 1914 filed
in the Clerks office Of this Court bis PEI
iition which represents that said james
Scott at the time Of his decease was seiz-
ed in fee simple OF certain tract Oflahd
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded and
iercrbed as follows: Part Of an SO0acre
survey patented to Bibb-Beglnning at a
sugariree beech and walnut themes $50
w. 1876 poles 10 stone inMefurd's line,
N. 40 l-2 W. 1864 poles 10 a stone in
William SCOTS line, thence with said
| line N SOC 50 poles 70 a stake inBrook's 3
line corner toWiIliam Scott, thence with
the original line s. so, e. 100 poles to
the beginning, enlaining s acres / rood
and IA poles. That said decedants es-
tate aiieF exhanstingthe funds that have
come into the hands of pstirioner is still
in debt. That John Scott 4 Isaac Scot
are the only Children g. heirs, and thai
said John g. Isaac are minors b IheiI
Guardian is without the jurisdiction Of
this court, that said Guardian has rented
said land for the present year, for an
amount sufficient. to pay the debts OF the
estaIe. Petitioner prays that said Guar
dian may be directed TO pay over the
rents g. profits arising from said real ea'
tate. or that the land be sold and such
other proceedings had as are authorized
BY law.
. James Scott.
! June 2slh, 1874.
: U.wvv &, JOHNSTON Soils for Petr,.
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Brown Com. Pleas.
ChaneeTy.
June "a, I843.
Samuel P. Tweed J
VS..

c.o,u. ovs.,l.r vs. Han'y'
TIME dsleudentG George Crossley will take no.
tice that the complainant filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day of March lS44, his cert4in Bill
in chaneery, and that said bill sets forth 10
substance, that the complainant, on the 5lh
day Of July I64I, purchased Of the defendant
tract Of land described as follows: Being part
of land which the said William Crossley was
living on-Beginning at the north east cornei
of said William CIossley's farm corner also to
James Mckinney, thence running south, 81
poles to stone, thence north SO degrees west,
81 ID poles tO stone, thence north 5 l-2 east,
to n sngartree 81 poles, thence west, poles TO
a stone, thence north 8 poles to a stone in the
line between William Crosiey aud James Ne
Kinney. thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; COZ tanning 33i acres and 81 poles -
and that said defendant executed. at the timG
If said purchase his title bond binding himselfk
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 b.
the complainant and that the complainant has
fully complied upon his part with said con ntrnet
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
to complaint according to the terms of his said
contract said tract of land. The Bill further
prays that the said Court may decree to the
complainant the specific executive of said con-
tract The gaidGeorge Crossley will therefore take
notice that unless he appears on oil before the
lst day the next term Of saidCou't ofC ,mmon
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown county
Ohio, to plead, answer or dsmur to said Bill.the
same will be taken as confessed and decree
accordingly.
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
Marshall PEEN, soils. for compPt
Mav II IRA1 -6v
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

ApAMs CouNrH DnMocRAT --Mr,Lew'
isA. Patterson has commenced d publish
ing, d West Union, democratic paper
With the above tile. The paper is we'll
edited, and will db good service in sup
port Ofthe peoples cause.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

Exon lin The communication Of our
correspondent relstiYe TO the Carlisle
meeting, il is inadvertently stated that the
wings proposed to oOndense the two meet
tings inIo one, for the purpose of deba'
ing. This proposition was made BY the
democrats.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
Brown Common Pleaas-
Joan Leonard TesIttleH. t'sPassL

Andrew Smith &Olhers
A EDREW Smith, ElIlabeth emlths Aas1
n. Leonard, Levi Leonard, George Lseaasas
JOhs Shotweil, Ellen ShoiNsll. Lsoualt 4e'
son, Hesssrhna Mason. GeOEgs Mason, Autssg
Mason, Mnry Huber, james bslsman, JeaoEo
Holeman ElieE Hot man, Elizabeth heleneaS
Aaron Holsman, Thomas Bolsmsn EsuiinsIiels
man, and Hau,it HOleman, will tGhs -hots4
that petition was 6isd on the 26th day elApli1-
1874, in the Court Of C,mmon Pleas Of DsoSa
county Ohio, by John Leonard, ard is nos -.
ding wherein the said john LtcnATs denae6
partition Of the following real estate: nsGla~.
ming at double white oak and tive otfo9 y
Eartean's line and north west eornsT st'a ~
vest corner 70 JOHN AndorsOn, thsnco win -
dersons line south, 79 degrees EAST, 134 pslO
90 white oaks in the line Of lgnatius heaD
survey and corner to said s4Rdsrsan, tboos
with the line oiRosses survey noFth II S1gs0
east SO poles to two hiekones and WhItpaAA,
corner TO said Ross, thence boFih - daolaS
west, 134 poles 10 two white oskI and gn@.esl.
ner to Earhesn. thence with his line esd, "
degrees west, 60 poles TO the beginOise, eso-
taining so Geres and that, at the nsEt tasD
OF said Court, application will BE- nads b -
said John LeonOrd for an order that Pasiigiso
may be made Of said premises.
Joss LEoAARD, Pstitienas.
MAksHALL & PLKK, soils. fer Pst'S.
May 81, ls44.--6W
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23

Eleven oflhe principal actors in the
insurFeciiOn Of Cuba have been shot,
Five Americans are charged as being con-
ceTned. T'heY are ia confinement -.
The consul has demandsd d their release
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
aromatic Bitters,

EOR strengthening Weak Stomaehs, and
restoring the appetite. PrIce l2A cents.
FOR SALE BY D. ]. Stewart, and w. P.
Macklsm, Georgetown & Campbell
and Ridgway & Cradit, Ripley--Acklen and
Lamb, aberdeen. o-m'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-23
MARRIED.

On Thur .ay the 18th inst. in BaIa-
via, BY the Rev. ]. w. Clark, DR. DAN
8. LYMAN, to Miss ELLEN M'CLURE.