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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

AND FOX SALE-The subscriber intending To move to the
L. West, offer. his Land lying in Caroline county, on
pole IN, Creek within miles of Chesterfield Depot and one
mile (olansye contains 4lO acrcsabout 10 oil
which land, betier known as Dismal Land not sur
cultivation and the whole well drained SO mat
every acre is ready the timber - TAKEN
off The balance of The tract good SOIL and the lots about the
House are highly manucd This land well tnheed some OF
the timber is of excellent quality, and convenient that the
fencing may be KEEP, up with little Is divided into
three fields which will produce. cac 200 barrels corn 80 hhds
toh,cco 5o0 bushels wheat &c. There small dwelling
house with every convenient outhonse suitable for farm OF
sze-a new Springs excellent water within 100 yards OF
the House Taking the together this farm cannot be sur
PASSED for fertility convenience &c, by in this section OF
country wishing 10 purchase are requested 10 view the
,emisss Nhch will be by The subscriber time
the above farm disposed of by The 10Th Nav next will
on r. I'D Lnoun IN the dav of sale WIN. G. Redo.
s,a,nh 10 lGO--lands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
oLp WINES AM LIQOoRs-Aso, GRoCEKlEs.-I have

" very large and general assortment of old Wines and Ii
quors part which have been kept on manu. oa yen
and were then said he twenty old My Groceries
viii bea. fair comparison with the best iii the CITY, rs may
nary and and careulness IN putting OF Them up
od Wines and LIQUORS will BE- found most benebcia Tor
the preservation of health when moderately and used
old nv one he found ncreduous, moi to have hrn ana
belief in plain matter Of fact assertion let nm
enquire call the subaer be who has been 'esa
% drinke during the 80 Of bis lie, and not salts
fed with his healthy appearance, they can see portrait OF his
uncle who died years in the State OF New YORK aged
lu7 and ia ni kHoen 70 De is since the
dsy he Ieft Ferentosh, then stripping. WM WALLACE
-! 80 ~ 3l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

SPRING SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc.
THE Undersigned receiving extensive assortment
L of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &c, embracing
every thing usually called for in ne which will he kept up
during Mere ants mechanics, farmers and house
keepers will consult their interest by examining stock and
prices purchasing elsewhere induce
nents TO BUYERS generally. SMITH 4 HARDWOOD,
No. 70, West Main street.
hpr2 l04-bs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
ONE DAY SAVED.
Of the Western Mail and Passengers
Tuentv- lnurs

IN and after the t Of phil 1874, Packet Boats viii leave
~ Richmond on Monday "Wednesday and Friday evening. at .
O'Clock precisey aud arrive iynchbug by O'clock A. NJ
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
ny this r Mail and pass from The Nerth
West wilearc directly the arrival of The cars
and arrive III ynchbury with the Western aud
Southwestern Mail Stage lines, "A hours in advance OF the pre-
time.
Returning leave Lynclbrs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
sni ir.inNsh liz, |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

49, a boAT and STAGE ROUTE 10 Catersville tunlber
cn h. :. tarnve Prince Edward Charlotte and Halifax
p AZ hehmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday half past
~ precisely; arrive al Pembeuon, opposite Carter-ve al
- passengers VIII then take The stage, nine seat
Which VII be waiting and ~ FarmviIe |, p.
~ anu ,nar"ite g. II by = r. 81; leave Charlotte A. NJ
"nna, ednesday and Friday, in Milton by t. p NJ
uIhne leave Milton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ anu arrive at arctie by :, r. NJ; leave Charlotte Mon
wednesday aud Friday 5, \. NJ arrive Farmvie hy
A. NJ, and Gainesville by g. r. NJ next morning. nj O'Clock
e suse % take the passengers The Boat which reaches
Richmond by l. r. NJ.
Apri4 ' ~ = " ic5NIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
1l...Ll. T-or proertu ,ar Ordinanrc Pnrposes con.

Valuable Iron Property or OranaNee Fa7pesfs' e0N'
tanning 2,504 Aeres Of Land-fo sale
II, subscriber for sale the above tract o and lying IN
Boctour county, near River which there are mex
hauslbt Banks the quality Of The C"ycIdae and
es- Shanks and the value Of which Is known 10
The ruhiictmber in abundance the whole tract is in woods
with the exception small tenemens desired, the sub
scriber viii add TO above tract 500 or 1000 acres
There constant neverns stream on the above tract, al.
fordns a ufciency drive more furnaces.
also Offer for sale plantation lying James River, immedi
a,ey above the Buchanan and adjoining the Estate on
which reside containing 800 On this tract there
srcslent dwelling and numerous Springs of fine The
land Is of quality part low grounds There fine site
for Wafer Works at which the whole River may be used For
naculars those disposed purchase obtain them
of the subscriber, or Nathaniel Denby, Esq Richmond
- an,1 io4-4t, JOHN NJ. HARVEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

PORTRAIT OF GOV. GILaER-J W. RANDOLPH 4 CO.
I,l West Main street, Richmond have received one hundred
comics Of photographic Portrait of the late Governor Gner-
price so cents ,,,.-.
rur r,rr ,iR GiLaER'. PoRgnAIT.-Dur towsnan, Mr. L.
Haas jus, published excellent and well executed "a Likeness
., n Chart IRON the Dasnerreotype of T. Haas THIS fo
,, If Mr. (mer is considered by all with whom we have con-
'e ,s a. ~ !" ' ~ l03-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

SEABROoK'S WAREHoUsE:-it affords the Inspectors OF
mis- Measure inform the Planters of Tobacco in
yenia and North Carolina Seabrocks Warehouse now
in good order reception Of Tobacco that ample insurance
s will he made on all Tobacco in the Warehouses the
rate of drayage the TO other ha esh
he maid on all Tobacco them that their undivided ut
will he paid business OF tho WAREHOUSE ana every
eio'' A " ' THOMAS c. BURCH, l,.o,s
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, '"Si"''os
- 70 75-3awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

Property al Spctspirania Courthouse for Sue.
THE subscriber his property Spotyivana
Cour; House. of large Tavern recently tu OF
brick with slate roof and all the necessary onlousts III s"o
der and the attached thereto containing upwards OF one
Of land large portion Of which stands IN Original
forest The cleared land produces kindly and easily Improved
The whole wei, watered and the neghboiiiood Is re-
markabc good society and health There no Other tavern
a, The Court further particulars apply To Richard
t ir Richmond James II. Rawlings Mansields r. o.
' " " ~ LEWIS RAWLINGS.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March Goth, leiiln conformity
TO act entitled an reduce act the several
acts concerning echeato passed the 9th day of January 1872
do hereby all whom may that
pears certificate Of the Eschsaior of the county Of Middle
December 1919 and received into the Land Of
flee the lrth Of February s that y an inquest held Goth
October lsi3 the following Lots in tic county Of MiddeseX
found esche tied TO this Commonwealth 10 wit: Lot
No 81 South -, the East by TraIck
lane the Nc by nnnumeed lot and on the West by lot
containing half unnnmhCred lot bounded on
by the East by Trahck lane, the North by
Cove and the West by lot 81 containing hat acrr one
other uunumherd called Fort bounded the South BY
Virginia East banna creek, the North by
Cove rack Lane, containing three quar-
tiers Of Thomas Jameson died seized and
possessed s. II. PARKER, Reg l. Office.
March % l03-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

Tickets for The Entertainment on the occasion Of .uT
Ctau's Fist to Petersburg
WILL sold tn. 10Th OF April, and IL ia earnestly re-
w onesed the subscriber that gentlemen desiring to be pre-
sen, on that will Immediately provide themselves w
as il will contribute greatly the comfort and convent
-nce Of all know the number 30 he acc"mmodaen
Tickets to be office of the Exchange HOTEL N Ric
u, nd and Bongbook HOTEL in Petersburg, al 81 eac
"'''' ~ JOHN MINGE.
p...,,xo A,r,d lU5--it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
March Is

A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALE-By virtue
n of deed IN trust executed the subscribers by Thomas u
jeier and duly the Clerks Office OF Ame we o'r
privately valuable Farm on which Thomas f. seer
lately resided Jetesville known by the name oil Wayne
survey 200 acres ABOUT 20 o
which are in original forest mbered and rst rate tobacco
land large portion open land is of good qualify ahd
produces crops Of tobacco, wheat corn and oats ne ~
superior, consisting oil large to story
house nearly new with nine neatly painted IN
side and out three porchSs with turned pillars & good
framed Kitchen house. house and carriage house.
cabins with brick chmneys ana every
other out house necessary such farm
IF immediate application be made may be bought for
low price with money Either Of the undersigned Trustees
vho NAV wish 10 sald lots entire 10
snt nnrcbasers TILMON L. JEfER,)
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees.
J. w. G. WINGO, }
q5-2amtm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

SIAMI'EL WiNFREE will sell Tobacco Wheat and Flour,
> on commission and will give particular attention 10 all pro-
perlv entrusted TO his management.
Ian " ~ 7i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

BOOKS. PAPER BLANK BOOKS. &c, yoR SPRING SALES
I ". RANDOLPH & co, la West Nam street, Richmond,
sic and Fancy Goods which they will sell 10 Country Merchants
and others moderate prices
J. w, RANDOLPH & co.
March % lol-wl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

DuBIlC SALE-The subscriber, having located himself in
Scotsve wishes tosei, and will offer public auction, 10
the highest bidder on the premises the Sih day Of May next
that known and desirable Tract &c Land called Pain Deal
ing has heretofore resided. the old road
Scotsvie and five miles from the
latter place
point Of Locations It's Market and the healthul
SITUATION this farm advantages surpassed by
eqad by but few this county There
on superior frame dwelling house, excellent barn,
and all other necessary bnildngs-but further descp
tem-d unnecessary, wishing purchase VIII call
and Judge for themselves all such friend,
Walker who IS residing the premises, VIII show them
al, IS advantages
which Is finely limb. red.
Te,u made known the day Of sae-and they shall be ac
rommodaug ROBT. DYER.
March lUl-wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

VALUABLE ESTATE On JAMES RIVER FOR SALE
ny virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date the 18th day of
March, 1914 TO the payment of s300o will SELL al pub
nc acon on the the highest bidder on WEDNES
The lst of May all that Tract Of Land n snIy coin
~ srenia, known acons Caste with Mill and all other
together with all the cha'el property now there
on consisting OF horses mules sheep, oxen, cows, corn ioide
large stock OF Farming Utensils lately got from The NORTH.
Lighters Axes, Household and Kitchen Furniture, fereaa
ON james river that hold cords Of WOOD and also c
time OF ten good hired by The present owner o the
1874.
The above named property consists of acres ano SUI
being cleared and $50 wooded the balance being IN swamp ana
old field pines young Ii Is situated on Chpoaks creek
about three miles mouth James ver hasgaoe io
large lighters pier the river 10 winch wood sco"n-
with facility and which has been used for the past
purpose of sending of wood To The Norsltuated
miles from Courouse and twelve from the village
of Smitied, aud Post Ofce the land There Is
abundance OF the pantaion that
during the present year There many
fine Springs feeding Mill Pond, and giving CONSTANT certain
supply water with Grist MILL Corn oat and wheat
ground and the hands that pitched the
will the About 200 of wood
principal cleared Of their gfowt and could
easily be brought under cultivation The house the plantation
of brick and comfortable Fences aud and ont
buildings all in good There wheat hreser
cutter, &C.,
The sale will be partly or cash. with liberal credit Exact
made known the day Of sale. Tile ndsa5ie. Any
inquiries, addressed paid S. O'Suivan, Bacons Cas-
tle Surry county, shall be answered.
(Sgned.l TAZEWELL TAYLOR
March DC l0a-I37A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

BISHOP MOORE W. RANDOLPH s. CO., Richmond,
have SALE cents fine lined engraving Of the late
Bishop Moore
March % l03-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

N-EW SPRING RONNETS.-The subscribers have received
~ ceat variety and fashionable Spring Gonnets, all OF
which will be sold low .,,r,,-
70 eS West Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

nAM LEAF HATS-5OO0 dozen of the above Hats from NO.
49,. Ices hv w. & +. p CARPENTER,
'Aei p'''0' No. |, Exchange Building.
loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
Towns of the Richmond Enquirer.
aar,rIs published three timss 1eek dsrias re i'sfo
and tuies reek dsr.ng the rest Of tas year


rr:se,ars and reek dsrng the rest Of ' year.
a.: sag &c TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rv po,lars per snnan and Three Dollars LOT sf nohls
advance, sspa'dn se o'ee or remea oy man. posi-
pad o. THIS may be enitled per MAIL IN eooa AUG
ans notes risk OF the Editor; he postage ~ ess
Pad FrtersThe oi CT
account the writer IL Is the
scarcely yrnsve which operates serious TAX
upon 'n for papers ANNUALLY 'hahavehe
team grass. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lines less, first insertion, IS centsifor
s must be accompanied with the advance
o:defsii',, references, to insure execution
pas, 81 vefsing amount 10 SlOt per annum,
/" No made cent: and To SOU OF upper cent
discount of several OF our city friends
90 Niu.mned 10 Admitted number OF yearly aaver,
haSe i, unnecessary to say any thng IN
se advantages likely 10 result thereirom 10 Inc whole
sale @ The fact tina, an annual ADVERTISEMENT WE
and rom erery paper and once week IN srsy o,s'
week, VII will be strictly limited, however 70 inc
paper Su' IN our general erms-and TO snge
square si psv pro for an enlargement .e
uisn, ana .i.y shall the privilege OF
sQGaeoa' 80 they please, without any addi'ona cost
tisene are terms Of asnHat advertisements 900
For square, 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

SWEEr OI-l00 baskets Salad OIL Of superior quality, OF
- our impoitaon-just received, for sale by az
ALEX. DUvAL & co.
Feb Is 90-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

ppIIED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures, Arts and Domestic
rcononv edited y Edward Andrew ParnolI For sale by
- Lcouon'' 'u''u " DRINKER & MORRIS.
--tvff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

I-TION-IIaynrr received information, that person or
persons have heen wood and lumber from on my
land living in the Chesterfield James kvef ana au
onnc The land OF w Gill; Esq, without my leave or consent
hery caution and all persons whatever from again
49," go nm ,sid land JOHN NJ. QUINN.
'' p's.'- =" '" ~ l0i-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

3IWtS n JTTREY. COMMISSION MERCHANT, RrcHMosD,
VI sells Tobacco Flour Wheat and other Produceand on
eaosnmens in hand makes liberal cash advances once on
CIV ,,as, three doors above Williams & Haxalis Warehouse,
On Basin Bank. = r.,, -,
LAIN n ZONES w p Parish Esq, chaoesvle Messrs b. r.
Tney Go Iynchburg; May Esd saunton; John g. Me-
Frb~ R.riand Esq Pohatan; Or James L. Jones, Orange
.'e'"'N' ->i' 95-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

At an adjourned meeting of portion of the Demo
cratic party Ct Caroline held Needwood, on Satur
day The 10Th of March, lS44 John b. Tod, Esq, was
again called to The chair, and Henry I. Doggelt APP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06

Commissioners of the County Court of BUCKINGHAM 10 re-,
such repairs as we may deem TO the jan OF sau
we will receive proposals the I'LL the second ga
,s in Apri next and report the Court such as we may
consider advisable. - ,p.aa rorr.
The repairs will chiefly of Iron or ron ana ood
and proposals specify the manner and cost Oh REPAIRS u
The of completion. -. 50, r, :, ..
one or more Of the Commissioners will be always iouna AZ ae
ssoa,,,r, s' ~ THO III. BONDURANT,
~ w. P. BOCOCK,
WIN. BRANCH,
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S,
Cnmm soners.
l03-td
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
SHERIFF. SALE.

RY virtue of writ OF Fl. "a. ct le. IA.
10 me directed BY the court OfCom-
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio.
will Offer for sale ia the town Of Ripley
on the 18th day Of August, 1874, be.
tween ten aud 4 o'clock on said day, the
following property to wit: One steam
engine and boiler. To be sold as the
prOpertyof VIM. X. Bnrl at the suit Of
Tho as G. Gaylord g. cO.
Sherifs Office July 80, 1874.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sq'ff B. @. o..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
Important!

B. Fosgate's Au0dyne Corolal,
A SAFE and efectUal Remedy for this
n SUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz; Dian.
hna, and ChoIsra MOrbnS, also, klatuleni
and Spasmodie Cholies.
This invaluable Medicine for ths above com
plants, surpassss any other remedy now In use
Huudreds Of sas,s have como to the ADovledge
of the propiie where a speedy cure has beer
effected by the use ofthe Cordial, after resort
20 the common remedies had proved unavailing
It has been excessively used throughout thii
State and elsewhere, for many yeari--haS oeon
approvOd, and is used in practice by great
number ofths mostTespsetAbl0 physe seian7,as may
be seen by their certificates and recommendation
accompanying each hottles
This medicine is discovered to bO certain anc
s6ectual remedy for the intestine disease. pro-
duced by the drinking Of the waters OF the nv
ara In the southern and southwestern states
vaich renders 1t Of inestimablS value to thosG
who reside or travslin those sections Of sht
country.
NIB To secure thr public against deception
the external label Teach bottle 10 secured by
copv right, which was entered (ae:ording ia nc
of Cougress) iu tha Northern Dis'fict OF New
York, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi
nj, 1910. ..
A fac smile Of the proprieior's signature
will be found Gn the outer label Of each bottle
| If genuine. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Steward, w. P. Mack
lem. (Seorgetown--Palmer T. Campbell an
Rideway & Credit, Riplsy--V4cklen & LIANT
| aberdeen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
sHERIFF SALE

BY virtue OF a writ Of VenditOni Expo,
mas to me directed by the court OF Com
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will
offer for sale al the house OlVincenlCrabh
IN Pleasant township on the 9Th day OI
August 1914, between 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day the following goods and chat
ties to wit; Two wagons, one black
horse, one gray horse, one bay horse, &
one bay mare. To be sold as the prop
erty Of Vincent Crsbb at the suit ofthe
State ofOhio for the use Of the fund
Commissioners Of Brown county.
Sheriffs office, July 80. 1874.
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'H B, CO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
sHrRIFR SALE

By virtue Of q writ Of Fl. "a. ct le.ia. 10
me directed BY the court ofcommoa pleas
Of Brown bounty Ohio, ] will Offer iOT
sale al the Saw mill Of VIM. Halrman.in
Perry township, on saturday the i7ln q
August, 1874, between ten and four o..
clock on said day lease Of said mill with
all the privileges granted 10 said Hartman
by the contract between Joseph Hallsied
and VIM. Hartman; which lease has two
years and FIVE months TO run CrOm the
first day Of August 1874.
VIM SHIELDS, Sh'f B. CO.
BY VIM r. ALLEN, dep.
Sherilfs Office, August 9th, lS44.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06

We are requested 10 announce ME.NHL
SON N. WATERMAN as candidate ioF
Sheriff Of Brown county, subject 70 the
decision Of the Democratic county COR
vOntiOn.
Mr.. PalmeE Please announces the
,,ms Of SAMUEL KERR Esq. Of Byrd
1ownsh,D as a Candidate Cot Representa-
i've n the nextGsnsrsl Assembly OF this
State, and Obligo MANI. !.
NJ. Palmer: Please say that >. I
BnUrsoN 10 q candidate for Auditor o.
Brown county 10 October next: snf
obligo mani
Mr. Palmer: You will ObIige mSny
voters By saying that JAME' ALLEN Esq
81 Pike, will be candidate tOr Auditor
a tho nsxl OclobSi election.
MI. Palmer: Please announce VIII
iAx BOyEH, Esq. as Csudlds'e : Z
Preserving Attorney Of Brown county
subject to the decision O[ the Democres
MANY VOTERS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
srATE OF OHIO.
BRowN COUNTY Con-. PLEAS.

BROWN COUNTY OOA' AEAO'
James s. Harrison g.
Eliza s. Harrison bis vile PARTON
D vs..
James e. Anderson and Sarah W. Ans
dersOn bis wife, William R. Strange,
Ftances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson bis wife.
HyHE abovenamed defendants will take
i notice that on the 10Th day of June
1874 the petitioners fled in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned 10 Ruth Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd. aud thst partition
NAV be made between the demand
ants and the defendants according 10 th'
respective interests in the following de
scribed tract Of land ia Brown count
State Of Ohio, on the waters Of White
oak creek: Beginning at four maple
on the old Newmarket road thence norlI
l66 degrees west, 81 poles to Two dog
d woods and elm, thence south "a degFeo
f west ITO poles TO three NAPLES, theme
/, south 68 degrees east eS poles to guI
= and dngwood, thence north 80 deg1ee
i east ia poles 10 the Bsginnlng: COZ
II laining sixty four acres and eIgO'y 10y
: poles part Of Bennett TomPklns ',N su've
. ~ 1000 acres No. 1866 8 that aPPllc
lion will be made at the next Term
asiA Court for writ OF partition.
" s-O By G. W. KING Atty 4
- petitioners.
e, ~ laAA
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
From The Indiana slals Seminal.

~ AA6 0LASNA6kN6a
MEssRs. EDITORs AS the publication
Of the Indiana Stats Zeiiung cannot be
commenced before August, Heel il my
duty 10 call your attention, and that OF the
German editors and citizens geherally,IO
a flsshOOd and deception Of the coon
paper called the German Republican,
publ shed at Cincinnati, Ohio. That print
is supported by the cOons of the English
tory breed, aud distributed gratis, to de-
Ceive the Germsns. Among other false.
hoods iu the Republican, found the fcl'
lowing:
"rhs locos splro no plins to Undue Q
the adopted citizens to believe that the
NaiuralizlliOnL1ws will be altered sbO uld
tue wings come Into power, and Mr Clay
b, elected. We now assure our fellow
ciliz ms that there is no danger at a II as
en- alteration Of the naturalization laws is
entirely i'm possible, ss such an alteration
.quires two thirds Of the vOtes' (Of Con
gress )''kg
That SfOtsment, Mess's Editors, an
fully convinced, ariaes, not from The igno
rance OF the editor, but is wIllful aD'
dsllberaie deception. Therefore res'
pecIlully l0qlesi you, and the EdiIers o
German papers, to make it known to m!
counllymsil, that the Naturalization LtN
is not pprl Of the constitution Of tb'
United s atss, but mere law, passed B.
COnprese, aud can therefore be aliere
sl any time, by majority VI sinsie vol
III Congress.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. WALKER.
INDIASAPoLIs, July l6, 1874.