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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

gBRUOKI.YN BOOTS AND SHOES ut the Brooklyn
= and LGag Island Store, 10 Fulton Z
II Eyery description 81 f,asT RATE Boot. and Shoes,
1,iHlucrcd made Ude; ipr Gcai"meH, Ladies, Boys.
Misses ur Children qunl nui tJc not .Lns.cd 10 my
CITY. tapZ7l SMITH - HARISHORNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Tie city is we'll supplied with seminaries and
places of education. II has two Orphan Asylums
tone Romunist) and Banking Companies
Belonging TO the Fire Department are II Engine
aud Hook and Ladder Companies, which constitute
one Brigade of the 23d Division of the Infantry OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

ELEGANCE AND COMF0RT.-Boo,s and shoes at the
II l.roGkyu nDd ong aud Boot nnd shoe Store DO,
rased m ms establishment this country. Every KIND OF
oi. and size, 4rla 70 measure. und nt quality please.
mylI SMITH {. HhRfSHORNE, 10 Fulton 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
!, IT, COFFEE-i,U ongs prnI. green for sr by
nl5 CEINNEfI NuNIJIRS AZ 60 50 Sorsihst
-..aTnoMps0N TRNssEs. OIIee Nols .eek.

-.oTIiOMPSON'ST RusSES. Office N0.I3 eek,
~ Inan-strect about 200 81 the lrst physiclnn' nd
~ surgeons OF Srw-Y0rS have gwen Their dec ID
S.S preference 10 this Trus y0ucgn crnfunte,I re
O pressure from - tliy pounds ON ibefupmr,
without hncn 2a wci does much injury To the .pine.
II trn beng the superiority. Il - nppeh md
,ny trial gwen. and 1T docs not retain the rupture while
lec word satisfactory ~ every respect. hs
money IS cheeIly returned and this Is the Only condition on
,yhlc! yu should buy my Truss. permanent cure easyy
effected md warranted. If directions are followed.
Those sending Truss reed only mention the side rup-
,ue and t measure round the hips, they grsdnne the
r.Sire To- st their case sold wholesale and rai u Beck
mar s,,ee, a-3 lm&A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

CITIZENS OF RROOKLYE--S NlTH q
/ tZ-x>S. IhETSHORNEp IRE manufacturing more BOOTS
and SHOES tHn aly establishment, M the city. nnf they
,gl be quality by Please cuI md ex-
fuire-pere goOdS INSIDE lnt OH-ut 10 Fulton street,
pr,a.l;u ml3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

~ rfj,4i.ai Life Insurance Company %
Tc..- EnriS.Ih!s Institution. dunn. the month OF April,
a t,rty- nup nell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

my! & ''at ah once OF Introduction has
the Pans. Ladcsth wish nee with
Gentlemen Gentlemen with Lai. OF pu,e characters cs,
NV. 10 by undressing Inc 70 Pas Branch Oice Park Ps,
Office Pcrns requested not to make application unlcys
m sre aa would Ike 10 form acquaintance upon Ron.
osbe grounds that -reyd would e1t TnarDnuy RezI
NatEe ard Nu!aci must * given. h:s no humhur. Tho
Or1 hes been opcnc oUt 81, TIE purc motives and Tor tho
tsGeN o. both N. Who have had
tc ilrn. acquaintance With trsf that would mako
j5cr oo Partners furie Noc9e VIII b treated 8. III, without
violence Good Moral charrcicr NJ communications and
i-fnrN.s l-rNrt ..--ls-nn ni 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

"A ECONOMY And FASHIDN.-lbe ,u'scfIL.T M
re,uced , superior imntion Mole'ki Has on fuf DO
30 de- To the extreme loss proc 81 So -.
The b,ye arc al elegant Dcs, Hat. nnd vii compare an
va1rorensy with INT, sod nj - ~ and g. Also eua,lifW
Misunderstanding md six OF the tot quality. ntest patens'
s. b. Country dealers supplied BY the case as low not low
e. ul'i' any '''s' ''''S' j. W KELLOGG. l2 Canala
,,hee g,,t o. Thompson 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
t,,nE PROOF OF INF rUpUING. Ac.-INptA 10

r.'iE PROOF OF THE PUDDING. Ac.-lSptA RUB.
1 Der HuSE-!oc0 tcct now on han. ready iot summer
3lSpre from e. y tor iuca and from co. 10
-. ,Nr tot oIcr our offensive iac'y ana Gtea,
the manufacture o tie article, enabis ~ - i1r-
m thnt inch mot likely give satisfaction. O all tho
india Rubber Hose furnished alt year our ansacure wss
the unly ore hrh continued e. eve St'i1,on while mo
NOT riI Others ,yeo utterly condemned prcJytei All
r5 hose wr, made last well ~ hN With LINING oil
sheet NbD-r We NOW abandon the numemis u'd' when
only serve u, mike corner, which OFT causing leakage
the lose otherwise mucR worn For sa!e Only at -
MAIDEN laue. indiu Rubber lice before The door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
STRAW GOODS.

rJrIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE lust OPENED fresh
ever vnrcty of Stw. Tuscan. Chip Iha!eloue. Nosna
and Neapoian. Also. Gents and Bogs Palm ea leshorn
Manila and Panama Hats gazet! gnG cloth Caps. tSc &c
BOOTH! Il LINES, lug Aadea Lane, 1t !ioo-.
apo 2ueodf One doc! above PEAR -
TrLEGANT CRATE hPRONS.-E II. Tnpp, ID Djyis-
+ :rl-siree manufacture and has of sale extensive
sorment OF Crate Aprons Looking ss and Picture tfaie
Irlmnirs CanGeck Shndes. Hall Limp chntes. &c ec
OF :he patterns ami Tire very best workmanship q ET
IN the tnted Call ana lIher! discount made
soreni stationary goods Tor sale u tar Prices
,sS linen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

DIAPER HANGINGS-E. II. T.ipp. 157 Division street,
L next door the Willow Tree has Just received e= up
pig Paper lau-nss. Borders Fire Beard Patterns &c Of
new and approved styles. which will be sold as low IS ~ an
pare in the city Those who piened TO favor nun VIII
;e custom may depend fair dealing and prompt attention
" B.-Rois papcre Incompetent wofsnen atsi'f' ouce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
PREPARATORY BOARDING. :

(yuESP PITBIICATIONS-Al the CIieep Publications
< received n ,oon rs published. Also The Monthly PERIOD
Gals VIZ: iadrs Book Gralams Magazine, Ladies CoWpan-
ron ,oirinb'an Magazine Ladies National liucG2ne.-
Weeky New Mirror Rover, with the beautiful new ed
Fn: sale at H. < :. RAYNOR'S Book Store.
rl3 IS Euwcry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
Fnr right OF passage apply 20 ,,,,.r,, ,no -, :,
r"t Ig - SAMUEL w. DEWEY. le Front 81

- Hardware, Cutlery, tSc.-i.EWis NM r..
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their fends ana t'e '''
generally that they have removed 10 tins CITY, ana %
the Store 81 Pearl-s,rect toppos''e the feo
where thew are now opening large and wei'sec'' -.
men, Of Goods, both Foreign and Donee 10 '' oey
,ynnld cr The attention OF those wlslu- = nn.,-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

TiNO STATIONERS ENGR.lyERS AND PRINTERS;
/ Superior EuameiIed Porcelain tyo7y Surface white aad
n tho New York Gard AanuucO5y ue ut reCceG prices
by /. SMITH lu2 John street. opposite Gill 81 nly4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

~ u.s. FlNiSf! Ep-EecauI NGt'in Fur Hat 'odi-
- nary termed Belve' a. The i'w 9nce 81 S3 superior
S tnoft ga Of Pru.san Aigthin AZ 81 These Hat arc
egual "a Durability 10 tise sod III Si Also an ar
,lcic at - ~, 4 very neat 9t,S3 hat. ,.cct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

JOSIAH RICHARDS. ..ue,!oaeer.
Sf GAEG>. RICHARDS & PLhIf. Store 30 -
- Rrua!rns i tern cas-. advances made cossHEe-s
iu. aucti0: >alae.
X b. Il. L z. have EfiCFt.D 20 80 ~. Broadway
few doors above Their former nirc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
GAVIN HARDING.


Tie above raci Calvin Ilnrdn: pcrSouui appeared be-
fore ard oaih the truth al TIE iufeEnS certificate
l,v HIM sulrccbe,l COLLINS DARLING, justice.
do hereby certify that the above correct statement {" INC
ca % Of Calvin Harding aud the wonderful effect OF Your Sa
snpariIn nave frequently has dressed anu am
h'''''' ~ w '' r'iiEOPIIII cEOErIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

on hand m extensive assortment of sic and Mi GAL
INSlEI AiENTS ofai kinds PLANO FORT e OF d!e'ea,
stys and lnls. GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns,
lch they have received premiums from the American in
siitue all other mnAer. and Of very superior e and
style Ot finish Pi of ali Kinds and inis ir WHICH ley
bayc ni<o received repeated premiums CLARiUNEiS KIM
BIGLES. CONNEXIONS, TROAlBDNEs'. e;c: AZ OF me-;
own manufacture and warranted importers ui u SIT ana al
kinds OF MUSIC Al. INSrI .MENS new VI! 80 fecev
Ell as soon rs published JUST ri BIISllD al the sons OF
Inc HUTCHINSON FAMILY: nl>o BERTlNrS METH
OD for the PLANO; also the oRPlEUS Gle boon, be
Ing collection oil gee for tour male voce. VITA pnno accom-
Dnnirer, selected and compiled the best German and In
rlsh uutho.s by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Prce one Dollar per
set Merchants and the Musical community generally aEeTe
specrfIly invited 10 call. liiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
rio In Successor To RoNbnry tndn Rubber &c

I OSE FIK THt. ITVIVN " n i.N.--I It 'UO,cNDe
- selling at reduced puce superior nrlice 81 Ind,
Rubber Hoo, gt, and covered with >ueet Rubber. and
rlnc to c- longer thnN An, other lCc ~ muAet Il Is pu
,.gcEer ~ ieen manner, and teus covered docs no
rot tuupliu.s attached without charge.
r'l0 In, L. l.. ROSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

81 VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AND -
r.. FARMS. Il ttshinc' L9ns I.l,nd-:sIl 9e='
a; = ocecs. tie Ae-chaEis Exchange N<riiJ,i =.
GLEECkER $50. huciloneer' b c;se! ." In" ry~-,l
o.s Robert Garter deceased. the Farm Farms, a. FuS-
nc L. L. lately occupied hs H. Garter deceass. and 'onnr
by seph hotwe. Esl known tie LINDEN I'LL FN.I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24


IHE WEATHERfsr lhFss nonths has
been remarkably in6 for The time or year,
Scarcely as much rain has fallen as usu-
ally falls during The same, Ie6gth of time
in The summer-and the roads which are
generally very muddy and rough at Ibis
Iime Of year, remain qri,s dry and
smooth. Eight tcrlendays ago Snow e
noqgh feIlto cover the ground = bu, near
" all has disappeared.
In lhe. New England States the navigs.
bic rivers are frozen up, and Ihe snow is
a foot deep, aGordiug gooa slsiehing,
wh'ch we donbI not, is welfimproved,
r. S. Since the above was putin type
The weather has chnnged, and ths ground
. sgain covered with snns.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
RaoKF IAIL.

Wm. Spencer wIp was confined in our
iail for breaking open and Iobbing MIR
Johosions store oear Bethel, made his
escape on Tuesday night last. He sawed
"ff four bars Of iron, two of which he saw.
ed in two twice, making a square eper-
'uro merely large enough for him to en-,
ter, he being a very smaIl man. l. is
thought he had aid from The outside -
Sheriff Cowan was sbsGnl at The lime
Il is to bo hoped the efforts used TO de.
'ecs him will prove etfectual. EIs Ger.
iainly understood his business.
A reward Of 400 dollars is offered for
his apprehension and delivery in Bata>
Ohio Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
DEnocRAr1o TIMES REvIyINo PoT

DEMocRATIc TIMES REvIvING - PoRK
S3 PER HUNDRED Polk now commands
$3 per hundred pound, in the Cincinnati
market, and is still rising in price. Some
lo,s Of hogs have been sold as high as
@3,lOaud $Sil2E. This is an advance
Of SO cents Psr hundred since the eIec-
ton. although some croakers pretended
10 believe thai the defeal of Clly uod
the election Of Polk weuld have a d.
irscily contrary eject. Produce and pro-
visious OF almost ali kinds have taken a
similar rise since the election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
DrCI.IaNs OF THE C1URr IN BANK,
now in session a. Columbus.

OECAaA'Ns OF The SJuHf IN DANk
now in session Al Columbus.
SATURDAY, Dec. IA. 1914.
The Bank ot Canton, v. REYNOLDS
Slatk. REAS, J. Held,
|, Thal an agreement with the prin.
cipal TO giro time, Without good conside'
ration, dose moi discharge sureiy.
2. 10 discharge a surety The Ogres.
meni, mus, be binding aud suspend the
creditors right 10 sue.
3 Amere delay 10 pursue remedies,
or omission 10 enforce liens does not op.
crate TO discharge the surety ,ihere must
be some positive act Of relinqnishing se'
curilics OF release Of liens.
Judgment for plaintiff,
Neiswanger Gwynns Ejsctme eut
Madison. BIRcHARRJ. Held, that the.
purchaser al a tax sals ecqnires no better
title than was held by the former owner
at Tho tma of sale. es
The plNntiffcaimed under a paten, da.
ted Nov. 20, 1899, tbs defendant Sc, up
a deed under tax sails dated July 30
IL ], held no dofsnce al law against The
legal ilie of the pareuiee.
Judgment for plaintiff
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
Valuable Brown Co. Land
For Sale.

ri IIIE subscriber wishing to diipose Of his
a property will offer at puole auction on
Saturdayahe 18th Of January next, on tho
promises a valuable tract OF land, adjoining
the lands Of Mr.. Sale, Mr.. MOuisan others
The tftet contains 342' acres and can be divi-
dea 40 as to make three very pretty fams -
There is "A fine stream Of waterp passing through
it which affords fine seat for a saw mil =
The terms will be one fourth in hand, the ba l.
anee in four equal annual ,:ayments, bearing in.
terest from dates ald secured by a deed Of
trust on the property 4.
JOHN N. MEADE.
Lewis township, Brown County Ohie,
Dec 80, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

4 Serious riots occurred al the elections
Two OF three weeks since AT ,ionueal.The
TiOys commenced en- Saturday, when one
man was killed. On Sunday hand bills
were posted up.calline on The citizens to
avenge the death Of the murdered nan "A
mab gsibered,bviwaS Dispersed by the
military. OnMouday the riots were ieco!n-
meaced, and Two men were shot--and
The military again appeared and restored
quiet, se
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
ASSOCIATE Judges.

On last Tuesday no Associate Judges
for this county had YET been elected, not.
wIbstandihg the Representatives, from
this county in both Houses hava urged
the election upon the Legislature before
the terms Of the present Judges expire.
Sinee the amen 4ment to the resolution
which We nOIiced last week, nothing has
beeo done en- the subject BY the I.egisla-
.inre, except in the third branch, (.he Tin
Pap, ,lwhose proceedings ars not re'eAIed
{ tOthe public eys.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
DEATII.

Tn MAS ]. .BSUHASAN Esq. died very
suddenly in BltaViu last Thursday MIR.
-Ddehahan was for several yaors amember
Oflhc LegislAmFe,Ond duriEg one session
he was Speaker Of the IIonse Of Repre>
sen,atiyes. He possessed talents Of a
high order. which early promised TO pro.
cure for him stalion u,noug The FIRST
statesmen Of the couutry; but death,
which sopnar or late ends ,bs career Of
sIi msn, has thus early terminated his
earthly existence.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
THE UNITED STATES AND MEX


We give on the fourth Page synopsis
. Of athe correspondence between Gov
Shannon and the Mexican Minister of
Id Foreign Relations. Since the cOrresPon'
dencs there noIiced, Gov. Shannon has
addressed an0lbrr letter TO tie Mexican
minister ahnouncing that he has transmit
cd The ctIresp n6enco To ilt uhi'cdSinies
Gnvernmsnr, for further Instruction.; ;and
that nnloss the Two offensive notes Of the
Mexcan Minister are withdtawn.he (Mr
i. Snspnanlj ecliues Npy further official in
Iefcnurse with lhe Mexican Government
until he receives further insrucliuns.-
This letter p;oreeds at some leng4h to
VinSi cste Dur Government from the
charge ofthe Max lean Minister, hicb
ere clearly proved 10 be uhfennded and
.Vnjnsl. The lille gal tenure by which
HAnta Am.boljs dominion over Mexico
and The Niuslics Of his claim to Texas
are also clearly shown.
Should Santa Anna choose 20 wpge
war against the Urired States, he could
make bn, sfeebls resistance against our
forces.) But il isnot probable that there
will he sacIi war. Several Of the Maxi-
can States haSS openly rsbeled against
/. .SaalaiAnna's government, and he will
+ have his lAuds Jul 70 attend 70 home d E.
siurb ances. General Paredes has placed
himself q, tho head of The revolt and is
sued proclamation strongly denouneiug
Sania Anna and bis Government.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
3, rsd .slIudItlan co.nmItt.e.

istFed isJudieiay Committse.
~ In the Hou's, Nh Higgins presented ps'i-
\. tiOh from eIlsea' Of Brown county, praying
The establishment Of the Electric Medical ln-
ss sttuts ofCincinnasi. Refsrad to tb.eeOmmit-
~ tee on Medical Sehoo Is and Colleges.
~ Atso'elock P. M. the two Houses met Pur-
~. suani to resolution previously passed, and
elected l'zias BlRss PrsIidaut Jul. &, oi the
Cd Circuits Christian HeyI aOdJ ohm LandOs AS
sociats JuAgsifo' Fnnklin county: John A.
Wiseman As ,oeiets Judge for Mani ltoa eoun-
ty; and Jlsa Webb Receiver OfpubEc mOneys
at Psrysbdrgh.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

The, Chntlestsn Courier Of tho 9th instant
says.
"a bonch, bearing cluster of Pears, fuN
grown and ofgOoi favor, was handsd us yester-
day, by Il w. Roper, Esq, taken from treo
in his ga,dsn On East Bay, opposite the bat,
reT. The ssason, has been unusually mild and
prolific green eorn, green peas, second crop of
pears, flowers. DC :, inprofussiOn, in The month
of d december.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
SIlERlFFss SALES,

Agreeably 10 the COMMAND of sundry
orders and DEGREES Of sales under DEGREES
in chancery, and writs of executions to
me direciedby The court Of common pleas
of Brown county, Ohio, | will expose to
public sale at the courthouse in George
iown onSaturday the 18Th day OF January
lS45. between ten and four o'clock on SAID
day, the following tract Of land lying
ON the east fork Of the Lizzie Miami nv
er in said county; Begi0Hing at an nsh
beech and oak in The bank OF sa'd east
fork af q. r. Sweets lower corner, tnn-
ninc sopfb. so degrees esst 4l7 poles 70
A. al and old oak in Henry MiIIet'sI
Inc ,Ience south 25 degrees weSts AZ
" Iss n a, oak and small s6gartree said
sS;,Ier,s line and orner 10 a. F, Sweet,
,hapcs south rs degrees west, III poles
~ a stone dogwo5d and waterbeech. on
lbe bank of iba east fork and A F
Sweets uppar EorneT on said Eivcr,ihenee
np said river With us meanders 81 IL
poles Ia the beginning. containing t25
acres moro oF less. To besOId as the
real estate &c Allen D. ; Sweet a. the
suits Of Thosnas Gilkey. Valued e
Sl2 per aice. s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

PosTAcE Tho Postmaster Genera
rec0mmends a reduction of letter post
age TO tie Two fates cf fye aud ten
cents.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

Gran account OF a rioi IaBrown coun'
~ is gsing The rounds Of the papsrs'
which is without the least fOundadOn.-
We know moi where lhs Roafbaekism o.
IiRinalrd.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

Pennsylvania Stale Credil-- The Philal
deIphia Pennsylvania Of yesterday
says
We hear tIsfeis no dontt of the pay-
meat If The interest on the State Bonds
falling due in Febmary next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
MARRIED

In Laws township, on Tuesday, the
LIB INST, by David Ferrier ESQ. Mr.
JAMEs McCLuRH 10 Miss LouIsA-AM
BRosE. All Qi this county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

GRAuAM,s MAeAzrxE.-Tho number
of this splendid Magazine for January
lS45 is received. It contains articles
] ISOm J, Fenimors Cooper, Hon. J. x.
Pauiding, Henry w. Longfallow and OH.
ercslebrated authors; snd is embelIished
with beautiful engravings ofthc'Child and
Lutte, WFsalhi Of Roses, Horse racing
.of ssuix Indians = aud the "Monmoulh
BaaIe GyOund, NsJA Terms So pei
yeas fer ! single COPY copies ior s.
5 copies fOF $40,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

DaowxEB. 80 A man messed William Rob
bias, was drowned in WhitaOak c.ssk a
'iss miles hofth Of this place, whils 81.
tempting lc'ctoss Or tlse ice last suaday
evening"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
DIED,

In Sardinia, on the 18th inst. Rev
JoHN d. MAGiAN. 4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24

A tract OF land lying in Esgle toWnshiP
Brown eouaty Ohio, ON tho waters Of bTusn
ereek, being part Of an entry or S6s pcfes made
in iha name OF . n l'siWbls by Nc. So -
Beginning at Q stake ia tho middle Of said
Geek, between tno elms northwest ccyder OIL
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
Justices Blanks
fs'~Is HttAssFee Of tts STANDARD.
Administr at9r's Notice.

n oti;e Is shereby given to all persOns interes-
l Y ted that,on the 18th day of December 1874.
the underigne' was duly appointed Admins
traitor Of the ssta ia OF William W.Ramsay .late
of Brown CO Inty Ohio deceased.
THOMAS RAMSAY.
Dsc. "a, 1914 -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-24
NEW STORE!!!
New GOodsl Cheap Goods (!
Z Rich Goods! Handsome
Goods!i

TENiIE subsehSeFs, having leased ths room
"a Iounerly occupied by tho Hon Tao. + .
Hnnor as Law ofi:e, aui rof1ed th9 same, +,
are pfepaFcd TO offer 10 the Public good ana
Fashionable assortment ofSTAPLF andFAN
.CY DRY GOODS: together with full assOtt-
ment Of II ATS, FUR anJ CLOTH CAPS Of
the latest fashions, neat anI CO mfortabls,afoV
cry size aud for every age.
PREMIUM BOOTS,
yourselves being jddse5; also an article Of thick
Boots, altogether superior to any thing made in
thisp part Of the clIntry jas an article thoroughly
prepared for ssryica aud comfOrt, aud will repay
lna purchaser many times The cost. Togsther
with o splendid assortment Of Men's Ysuth's e
Boys Calskin, and Kipskin Boots, Shoes, and
BrOganG of every qaulily, style and price; la
dies, Misses rnd Chidren's slippers, Gaiiers,
hall GaitGn, Buskins anS morocco shoes, OF all
kiusd suitable for the season. Also, GR0CE-
RIES, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, Crocke 1
ry, aad other articles too numerous to partieu.
larize. ~. 4
Purchasers in want Of Goods are respectfully
solicited 70 give US a call.
N. i. Goods viii be ehesrfully sh ,wn and put
at such prices ms wi insure their sale.
= Georgetown, o. Nov 25tl, 1874.
VIM. SMITH g. co.
Store West side Of the public square, direciy
o1 'sIte tIa COuT thouse door
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The following tract OF land situated in
Brown cauRly Ohio on ibe waters q .ne
east fork oflhe Lilde Miami river being
part;of ! t,act DC 1000 Rcres, entered N
ihs' ' 'nasaeaf ibrahag CIaypeol & Peter
HnlI conveyed by saidAbraham ClsyRooI
sr,d vie q Jacob Claypool, and dsscri-
led g follows 10 wit: Beginning at .
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Il
The foIEowing described real estate 10 wit.--N
Beginning at stone & beech Joseph Wriskts
comef, thence with Wright's line N. z3 I-2 deg
Z. 81 poles 70 stone in a Fond "A P Nevinis
coner' crossing a branch at 6.anI the Sardinia
road at 8 poles thence with Noyin's line $. 64
deg. e. l48 poles passing maple 4 readoak Ne
vim e corner at I20 poles to two whilaoaks and
red oak stump Squire Puts+Ils eori6r thenes s.
21 1l.9 deg " % 2-I0 poles to 9 redoaks ana
Hickory John BerEer'a Iins.wsst us poles 10 a
stone and dogwoOd stumpt: THENCE S. 81 e. TO
stone on the east side ofihe road said Berrers
corners thanee N. II v. 81 6-I0 poles 10 stone
MI sh, ,ll's eornSf in the road; thfnc- N. 6Cdeg.
". I47sl0 polas erossink a branch - the begin.
ming: ContaiRirg 69 acfes & 3S pales, beirr
part Of ah entry ofl04Q aerrs made IN The mama
of Custis Kendall hy No 2073 Ordered q he
so,d az ire real estate Of Thomas Murphy at a.
.suit of.J !. D 6sDs r. Evans. yaiLel 1t siy
dollars psr acres sne
WM SHIELDS. ShsRB. CO
SHERIFF. Office, Dec. I7lh. 1874.