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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-06

mating Mr.. Polk for President, and that
we as Democrats repudiale said nomina'
ton"
ANOTHER RENUNc.ATIoN.-NIr. Demp-
say, lawyer of Greenville and prosecut-
ing Attorney of Drake county, Ohio, who
has been an uncomPgomising Lncofoco,
was lately called upon to address the
hickory Club in tina, place, when he arose
and informed the assembly. that he
couldn't respond TO the call, having late
ly determined to go for Clay and Ere
llnghuysen'-So says the Urbana Gazette
More RENuNciArioNs.-1 men
named VIM. McCaully, Jacob Wagner and
Henry Good, OF Germantown, Ohio, have
renounccd l"cofocoi>m and Joined the
Wing party. r. ID. Elkins, Of Nliamisburg
ONO, also requests the editor of The DAY.
ton Journal TO inform the public that he
wishes his name stricken from Noting
ham list" aud Mr. NJ. NJ. Randall, Of
Marian county, Virginia, renounccs lnco-
tocolsm and goes with rush for Wing
men and Wing measures
The Paramount Virginia Pioneer, in
whsch paper Mr. itandsI!'s letter was pub
lished, Fays-Wrstern Virginia, and more
particularly in Marion county, the nomina-
tons are strongly reproached. Numbers
we could name. who would have voted
for Old Tecuusch, Benton, Vau Buen,
Calhoun, or Cuss will never vote ior Polk
and Dallas.
The lIARMoSIous DEMocRACY.- For
the particular benefit OF the Pennsylvania
which drcclvcs itself into The belief that
all is well with It's party we insert the
following from the Richmond Wing:
hli Shlnn, the Senator from the Harrison
district aud for many years a leading De-
moral in that region, has, in an address 10
the public, nvow,d his orposi.loL to Polk
and Dallas, and his Determination to vote
for Clay.
Mr. Van buren,. was his first choice;
but tina, gentleman having been cheated
out OF has nomination by intrigue and
management, aud by delegates dsobeyinp
the instructions OF their counslituen,s Mr.
Shlnn takes tho second hest-lIepry CLAY.
We notice this as sign Ct Tie tendency
ct the State region deeply interested in
s"uGu system OF protection, to see the
great body Of the people Of That region
follow the lead of MIR. Shinn,
ANOTHER FALsEHooD NAILEp.-The
Times md Register have published par
agraPh that J. V. AIcMhon, of Baltimore
who presided a, the Young Mems Harrison
Convention in 1870, has refused to sup
port Mr.. Clay for the Presidency We
learn from the New Haven Herald, that
Mr.. McAlahon has denied the s,atemen,
over his own signature, in the columns OF
the Baltimore Republican aud Argus, the
paper III which i. originated. VIVA, ap-
pears III the LocoIoco press between this
and the day rf election, should be received
with great caution. There nav now and
then be case where man who support
ed the Wing ticket in $40 is in favor OF
the l.oc"loco nomiAee, but where there is
one such we presume lundred can be
found supporting Clay and Frcling huyssr
who IN 1910 were the supporters Of Van
| Buren,.
MORE CHANGES!
The faston Wing says:-"Among the
m'ny Instances OF change Of opinion on
the great question which is now agi,aIing
| the rnuntry tbo E,l ,,l.,a,l a..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-06

If the Annexaionists fail in carrying the
next election, as they undoubtedly will,
they have still one consolation. They
can pull up stakes here and annex them,
selrcs to that country. The exchange
might be beneficial to both countries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-06

Mr. Polk AND THE TARIFF.-Which
will the manufacturers; mechanics and far.
mers of Maryland preIer7 Texas and NO
Tariff or Tariff and NO Texas? They
have their choice of the frs, if they sup
port James X. Polk. They have choice
of the second if they support Henry Clay
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-06

It said Captain TyIar has given up the
idsa oi calling M PXirn session.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-06
DIED.

DIED.
On Friday last Mr.. LEVI Tyson, Scnr., in tho
slth year OF his ngc. Throughout his long lilo
he preserved m unspottcd reputation
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09
aHERIFFis aALEN

RY virtue Of writ ofvenditiOnI ex-
- pOnas 70 me directed BY the court Of
common pleas Of Brown county Ohio, ]
will Otfer fOr sals at the house OF John
Cochran near Hieginsporl, on Friday the
l2th day of April 1874 between ten and
4O'clock on said day the following prop
erly 70 vii, one four horse Wagon, ff,
teen hogs and one black COW. To be
sold as the property Of John Cochran at
the suit Of B. F. Holden. April 2, 1874,
WM. SHIELDS Sh'fB. C. o.
] will also Offer for sale on the
same day between the same hours at the
house Of VIM. Tomb in Washington
township the following property to wit:
one sorrel horse & one bay mare. To
he sold as the property Of VIM, Tomb,
At the suit cfG. N. Long vS. T, J. Colds
berry & Wm. Tomb.
Shsriffs Office, April 2, 1914.
WM. SHlELDs:Sh'ffB. C. o,
by WN. DOWDNET, Dept.
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John Sim5n, Admir-. OfPeter Simon deed.
Others ni:'''i 10 pss !; g, i.s': s. ''-
THE defendants in the above case 10 wit :
A David Ovens, Catherine Owens, Chris.
tian Simon, Henry Simon, John Simon, WILL
lam Elliott ,JulianSimoh, Simon Flte, Fite,
Elizabeth Simon, are hereby notified that
lohn Simon, ndministratorOf Peter Simon de
ceased, fled in the Clerks Office Of Brown coon-
ty U. on the 2Ist day Of OfNovsmbsr l643 petit
tion praying, amongst other things, for the le
Of the following real estate 10 wit: Beginning
at susartrees & heech the north east corEef
Of Lawsol's survey No. Ills, thence with the
original line Ofsurvey north "A degrees g. 86
poles to beech in said line; thence with a
line Of another tract of said Lawson,s survey
south d degrees l6' I44 poles to stake cross
ing branch at A poles TO tie road from
Georgetown to Felicity at "a and leaving il
al lo2 poles, thence south A east 90 poles to
a stake in the original line of tde survey, ,lhenee
WIN said original line north, AZ east I43 poles
% INC beginning, crossing the spring run at IS
the Georgetown and Felicity road at 81 poles,
containing " acres and 81 poles.--Also, a
certain other tract lying in the county of Brown
ana STATE Of Ohio described as follows to wit.
beginnlng at three beeches thence north IS
west, III poles to-S beeches, thence south As
vest oI poles to stake, thence south IS east,
90 olss to beech and poplar, thence with As
eah'5O poles TO 2 beaches, and sugaruse
thence s. 45E. "A polesto o2beschssth n north,
45eaSt, Is poles to the eginning, containing 40
acres and 66 poles, lying ON the waters OF Bull
SKIN creek, being tho northeast corner of John
Shinkle's survey. Also certain other tract
described as follows: Beginning at3 bceches
" the division line or the survey thence north
ID east, I5T poles to Leeches, thence north Is
west 81 poles 10 2 bosches, thence south. Is
west, Isl poles to 9 oaks and beech, thence
soulh, 45 casts poles TO ths beginning, contain.
ing % ares and poles in Lawson's survey
NO l7l5-RSserved out of the last tract 25 a.
previously sold and conveyed by Peter ST.
mon 20 Thomas KeIland. The prayer of the pc
ltlon is 10 sell said land to pay the debts o
the said Peter Simon deed. The wife
urther prays that certain deed made by said
Peter Simon in his lifetime for said land to
WillamElliOtt may be cancelled annulled and
held for naught, and that certain mortgage ex-
eeHted by Aaid Elliott to the heirs of Peter 81
mon deceased may alsO be cancelled annulled
and held for naUght, and that said Administra-
| tor may be authorized to sell said land 10 nav
tho debts due and owing by the estate of tho
said Peter Simon decd. Said defendants arc
! therefore notified that unless they appear on or
before the first day ofthe next term Of the our
of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, and
plead answer or demur to said bill, the same as
to them will bO taken az confessed, and decrsed
accordingly. JOHN SIMON, Admir-.
ofPeter Simon decd.
NARsHALL& PENN, Soils. for Compl't.
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brown Common PLEAD.

ASfaA'% !! M'''nd'' SP'ti'ion for. Partition
Samuel Mennda, Eliza Meranda, Edvard B.
Wharton, Mary Wharton, Susan MeraRda,
Rsbscca Meranda, jeremiah Meranda & Chris.
tians MoAnda,
The defendants II the above case will take
notice that psstioaw vas fled against them
on the 2Sd day Of November l843 n the cot.sl
Of common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, by
Abraham Msfanda and is now pending, where-
in the saidsa abEaham Msranda demands partition
Of the fOIlowihS real estate,t to Wit: Beginning in
the river Ohio al the mouIh of MIIlrinIl two ma
plescorner to BOud &SchoOl field thence up the
hver with its meanders Rorth, SO degrees
east 10 poles, north, IS degrees eas., so poles
to the mouth efstill-house run thence north.
20 degrees east, ~ poles, thence north, "a de-.
gress east, ~ TO the north Of LscayS run2 ma.
ples; thence up said run north, I6 6degvaes east.
So poles, north, l6 west, 40 poles, north. "a
west SO poles, north, 30 vest SO poles "a !
stone pile on the run side, thence south. M
lwests Sl9 poles to two ashes ana sugnrtrss.
Boude aud School-6sld' corner; thence win
their fine south, - east, 1874 poles 70 the ba.
ginning, except l0Sacrss sold and, ouyeyed 10
one Samuel Thomas out 'ofsaid tract In the ljE..
fine Of James MeTanda dec'd, ,lsavine 95I acres
N said tract OF thersaboUls--and the said Az.
rahSm Meranda, at the next term Of the court ~ |
common Please Brown county Ohio. wiIImska
application to have partition made In gsaia
primisss, and for such other ORDERS as bv .law
are authorized. ABRAHAM MERANDA.
MARSHALL g. PENN, Atps. for Peti. |
tl6Rsr. F
I December IS, Is4s.
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Notice.

10y virtue fan order Of The court oI
common Pleas OF Brown county Ohio
made at the September term Of said
court lS43, and revived atthe Novnm,
ber term Of the same year, aud to me di
rected, | Edward Evsns, administrator
Of tbs estate Of William A. Frazer decd,
will expose 10 sale at the front door OF
the court house, in said county, at pub,
lie Outcry, On Saturday the 18th day of
April 1914, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and4 o'clock P. M. Of said
day the following described real estate to
wit: Lot No. IA situate in the town Of
Sardinia in said county with the appurte,
nanceS aOd improvements thereon: Sub.
iect TO the widows right OF dover ia the
premises, che being endowed Of the
south lower room Of the front building
together with the Kitchen and 90 feet Of
ground on the south side Of said lot from
the front building parallel with tho south
line of said lot TO the west line Of the
same, Upon the following lerms-one
third in hand, one third in nine months
and one third in eighteen months after
the day Of sale. The deferred payments
tobe made safe BY good securily,with in.
terest from day Ofsale.
The above LOT is ordered by the court
10 be sold az the property Of VIM. A,
Frazer decd. BY the adm'r. to, pay debts
and Is valued, subject to dover, at $3.50.
EDWARD P. EVANS, Admir-.
March 10, ls44
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LINES TO MY BOOT.

Suggested by 'StanzSs to my Lutte, I'm on'
t5a1 Of the AnnuSlS.
Boot! thou art silent now!
ThJ nails which on The pavement rang
IN thy young days with schOlng clang,
No longer make row;
Thy beauties sunk unto decay.
Thy nails and heels have worn away,
Boot! thou art silent now!
BOotI thou hast lost thy sole!
Thy trusiy wells no longer meet
feel the wet against my feet
Sad witness Of a hole:
No more lhou'lt press the rushes plat,
Or sweep the cord which tolms the mt ,
Boot! thou hast lost thy sole!
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The Clizehssof Brown county, who are 10
boriH under diseases arising from impurities
the boOd-should hever dspair Of being brought
to sound state, oil health until they have tried
Wright,s Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efiicisnl medicine e,erli
troducedts the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofthe blood.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pillswih Rlp RJB
prove an easy, safe and Efficient remedy, ln
the following diseases: Bilious inttImitttn,,
remitttent& y inAamatory feve fever & Agu',
ihundice cholera morbus, nausea, liver CONF
plant, habitual costiveness, dispcpsis, dropsy,
apDoplexy sick headache, colCs coughs, ,consrTp-
tion, asthma, & alldiseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood. ~
1t hshould be remembered, when the them nj
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, thri
the process of digestion is performed with .uch
extreme lunguor, that our foCdinste0d Of btiIE
speedily dissolved and converted into putIinl
FOR the body, often becomes actually ~ oiltd. a.
purified in tie stomach. btprt he'd bnatk,
disagreeOble taste in the mouth, cholic. ali a
dysentery, cholera morbus, INFLU}NZA, SIt
other diseases.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are ceria,
cure for all the above dangerous ccmplAints;te
cause they cleanse the alimentfry canal irtm
oil those bilious and putrid bumOTs which ara
tha cause, notonly OF all disorders of the tcw.
els, but Of every malady incident 10 Hbn.-4
They also aid and improve dIgeStion and purify
the blood, and therefore give health ard viecr
to the whole frame, as well as drive pain Of
every description fronthe body.
II should be remembered, all genuine nedi-
cine has Wright's Vegetable Fills neatly pijr,
cd on the sides of the boxes and that ifthe WOn
Wright'scannot be found, all lie positi,el,
wrong,
AGENT for the sale of the Afove nrrt,
Wright's India n Vegetable Pills. &C Cct,tttwI
..s D.J. S1TWAkT.s
Al STRouBE, Higginsrori. =
/, NowLAND, Rus clville.
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.,: lev 'f'h' ssmphor Ioasusss give imm'dia's
Sherman's Poor mans PIaster.
Only ia cents, and warranted better than all
oIhsr Hasten for curing rheUmatism, /. mbago,
pain OF weakness In the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn % the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the piiss; draws eoms
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapest and best plast re in the world !;
NAM persons would not be without them for as
many doll RS as they cost eentS They arc
spread by machinery, and the enormous quRnti-
ty { ( over one milliOa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. j, w. Hoxie, Esq, Mr. Michael Mar
tin, George D. Strong, Esq., ] B. CTomwill, g.
a multitude Of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, mightbe referred to. Cau-
tion is necessary. See that you get the genu-
inN Sheman'S Poor Mans Plasters. Printed
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
a faetiMile Of Dr.. Sheunans name. Many
spurious and worthless irnita'ioDs are hawFed
about; they should always b. avOided-trust
none but Shsrman's; his is sure to cure, and he
Alore possesses the secret of making il.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgeown, by D. J Stewart,
Feesburgh. Daniel Trout.
HamenIille, w. B. Wright.
Russelsville, LIE smbert Nowland. a
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Patton.
lcckmausvil!s, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
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.Perpetuatinr Teatimonx


= Ferpetuating Testimony
Horace sidwelI, Cobs & Doge's heirss
their agent Or agents, john FaIlon IsasaR
Edgingion, Wm. Davidson. Jos;sh DsSid.
son Edward FEsncis, Petsr Rs,c.w;
Andrew Fulton, Mathew csnnh.u
end all others that in anyway may c6nsid.
or themselves interested,
"lLLiaks notice, that shall attend
" at my residences ia JGckson Town.
ship, county Of Brown end Staie of Ohio,
with A. Ssllee The surveyor Sf ssid conn.
" on ihe l7lh day Of June next. al lio'.
clock Am. on said day, and shall proceed
to Black Oak &2 Tliekories, NE cor.
ner Of Andrew GatewOod's suryev Of lQ.,
90 acres NO.l76S; & The south coTneFof
Nathaniel Lamme's survey No. l634:
thence with the south liae Of said GAZE,
wOOd's survey s 45,W. 4eO., poles eros.
sing, Eagle creek st220..polss branch
al 44O poles, 10 3 hickories said line be
ing in The counties Of Blown & Adams,
on the waters OF Eagle creek. We shall
survey the said Inc for the purpose Of
perpctuOdDg testimony relative 10 said
line and corners thereof: thsttb same
may be perpeIuated by setting stones or
posts wheTe the corners on said line are
decayed or decaying. Dispositions if
necessary will be taken to prove said lines
and corners ihersOf. We shall adjourn
from time 10 time as'circumslances may
require until tie same is completed, you
can attend ifyou think fit.
April 2, 1874.
81 NATHANIEL GLAzn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

TIE MELITARx FoRcH IN IRELAND
WALEs, AND CANADA. lit appears from
authentic statements that the effective
strength Of the army in Ireland 10 $4,000
men, consisting of seven regiments Of
eavslry, seventeen Ofinfantry, sixteen in
tantry deP9ts, nine compsneS Of ROysl
Marines, one trOopof Royal Horse Arlil.
lery, and detachments Of royal Artillery.
In the principalyity Of Wales there are SO
officers and 1867 men, composed of de.
tachmenis Of the 4.h Light Drageons,8 9th,
Th, 7Sd, 10th Infantry, Royal Artillery,
and Royal Marines. lnCanada the whole
military strength al present in garrison is
{, 500 men.
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STATE OF OHIO.
Brown COUNTY Cow. PLr

Brown County Con-. PLEAS.
PETITION TO ExECUTE REAL CoNTRACr.
David d. Brannon Admr. Mary Ann ],
Evans Adm'x. OF Anthony Evans decd,
vs..
Winfield s. Wright and Anaeline Wright
his wife, late'HAngeline Evans, MARY
F. Evans, Amanda Evans, Eliza Evans.
and Martha Evans, heirs OF Anthony
Evans decd.
NHE Defendants above named are Notified
that on the 18th day OF ofDscembef 1919.
the fsltiOhers fled their Petition in said Court
alledging that on the 9sd bay Of Febr'y. Isl2
the deceased, Anthony Evans. lentered into. q
written contract with John Miller forths con.
veyancO to aaidI Miller ola certain tract Of land
situate in Brown county containing so acres,
houndeaas fullows:-Beginning at q maple &
aiekoEy, thence north. 62deGees west, So poles
10 links toa beech and white OAKS, thence
north degrees west, Ill poles to q stake 2
hiekories and maple thence south, 81 de-
gress east, ia poles 10 links two besch6s &.
white oak, thsnse south, "a degrees west, %
polest the beginning: PpEtt ofenUy Nos. 12-
B5T q l285ein the Ram6 Of Jordan & Thomp-
son that said Evans died without having exs-
euted deed lof aid Iand to xaid Miller, that
q u the purchase money therefor has been paid !.
The prayer ofthe Petition is that The Conrt
may ordeEths petitioners 20 eomplsla said con-
tract on behalf of the heirs Of said "A Anahony E.
vans BY executing deed Of conveyahce in fee
simple to said1 KILLER for said tract Of land on
behalfof said defendants. Application will
accordingly be made AZ the next term of said
court tOr an order agreebly to the prayer ofWaid
petitioA in conformity 70 the Statute in such
sasssmade and provided.
Dawn D. BnkNNoN, Admir-.
AgARx ANN Evans, Adm'x.
~ Of Anthony Evans deed.
20. w KIHd Att'y.iOE pstf'ss
FesEuaiy 10TH le14. ssf
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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
RITIlOI1S pills

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y. HOLMSBY.
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Mr.. TYLER's I.UCK-A GOOD
JEST.
JEST.


The Washington correspondent Of The
NY. True Sun states lhsi, some ewes
ninRs after the accident On bOarL the
Princeton, large crowd being asssm1
bled at Gadsby's, a stranger vas over
heard to say--"I wish to heaven Capt.
TYLER had been sitting astride Ofthe gun
when il was fred" A gentleman steP-
p4d up to him, rebuked him strongly, and
said--"L shall make persoual affair
ofit." The stranger repIied-''You had
better hear me outbefore you cay So
I intended to have AIDED that il he had
been seated on the gun, his good luck
would have prevented the expIOsion."-
A general buzza rewarded him for his
ingenuity.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

'"I see, said a young lady. yesterday
that some booksellers Advertisers blank
declarations for sale. | wish could gel
one "Why I"asked her mother. "Bs'
cause, ms. Mr., G. is too modest 10 ask
me to marry hian. and, perhaps, il could
all blank declaration with the question,
he would sign H."
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Notice.

4 my Instance, an attachment was
fAlhis day issued by David Ferfiar esq.
a Justice Of the Peace ol Pleasant town
ship Brown county Ohio, against the
property aud effects Of Nathaniel FOs-
ter non resident Of said county.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Fsb'y. 10Th. is44.
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FRoN FEJEE THE lsLAND5.-A letter
received from the Captain Of the Gambsi.
a. Salem, from the Feies Islands, states
ihst IN the month Of June last, boat
which he had employed was .sken bv The
natives, and robbed Of seventy pounds Of
tortoise she'll, snd about SI25 dollars 0f
trade ,,aAd Thomas Jones, (whO had been
lefs BY the Gambia on her previous WOW.
ags.l was. killed, IogsIheF with tOar ne.
iivss belonging to the Islands.
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REWARDS OF MERITT. .--''Sam," said
one little urchln TO another, yesterday
"Sam, does your schoolmaster ever give
YOU any reward Of meriIS"
al s'pose he does,' was the rejoinder;
ohs gives M lcsin'rsgular ever y day,
and SAYS | merits two"