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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
June 2sih, lS44.
HAMER g. JOHNSTON Sol's for Petr's
Execntor's Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the court
4of Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, and revived at their last April
Term, | will proceed on the premises on
the 10th day of August next between the
hours Of 10 and A o'clock and will then
and there sell, at public auction
the following real estate OF which
Beniathin Sutton, late of said county
died seized to wit, the west one third
Of lots Nos. SO. 81. g. 50. in the town oI
Decatur said couniy.-AlsO lots Nos. 81
So. SO. 60. 81. so. 63. Ga. 65. rs. n
70. so, 81. 50. SO "a in said town o
De catur, said lots not TO be sold at less
than two thirds OF the appraised value
thereof as returned TO said Court and up
ON the following terms TO wit, One thlr'
cash in hand, one third in one year an'
the residue in two years with interes
from tho day Of sale, % be secured b
bond and good security.
| JOHN RAMEY, Executor 0
Benjamin Sutton decd.
..0A 1oAd
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
JOHN ABERNATHY.
HAMRR & JoHNsroN. Atty's. for Perr,
Brown Common Pleas.

Taylor Scotr,Adm'r
of James Scott Decd Petition.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

The following real estate to wit; being the
east one equal half OF in lot in the town othip'
lev known on ihe Fecordsd plat of said tewn Dy
| its number one hundred and eight lO6,l--
Valued at $50 dollars. TObe sold as the e.
uuitable interest Of John Patterson at the suits
| of Samuel D. Li'ley, ani William Baird's .4d-
miuiruator and ResinJ. Bennett.~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

The following tract OF land lying on
tho west fork Of Brush creek in Brown
county Ohio and bounded as foilows:--
ReoinniDg at a stake south east corner to
VIM. Surguy, and running south with
his line through the meadow west 25 4
ICI poles 10 a stake to the orchard fence
thence north 8 degrees vest, 2 S'lC
noIes 10 a stake at the north east corne
Of the orchard, thence north, SO west
4l A.2 poles TO stake at the middle o
the north east end Of the orchard lheDc'
south, 2 degrees east, 40 poles tbroug
The middle Of the orchard 10 a stake
thence west 80 poles acIoss q branCh t
a stone aud sugartree on the bank ,thenc
south, 27 degrees west, 81 poles to
stone, dogWood, black walnut saPing an
whileoak; thence north 6S z degree
west, 43 poles to stone and neau t''
] at The west end of the partition me son'
! west corner TO VIM. Surguy and IN In
> Of The original survey, thence with s1l
{ line south % as degrees west,.o mex
| orv and ash corner to Vim: DUFFY thenc
south 6s degrees east, ia poles 70
white wbite walnut and 2 ashes, thence nOrtl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
ALSO,

The following tract Of land to witt
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fen Gsptember natb europa 80 rsiIsn 70 biss
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sur Sereitun9 BON QBanyn9ift fduflib srifsbsn.
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braub bappn mabts fann fpdtsr fur l22 @snt,
jdbrlitb, fein l9auS Son bisfem lln9e;iefsr rein
boltsn. Sdufer tsIisben iib batb Sa mslben.
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dill 8tcu Qu9nlF, in 6eiOclbcr9 3auMbp,
D1oria 2altb, Satin bon SObn 2eitb i'm AZ.
lfeH Sabre ibres Altere.
-unldn9it in Olaiocncr @aunGtEip, on 2tl.
tersfcbmatbG 8cor9 9tBeI, I'm 89f. Sabre.
--am l /. An9utF, IN Wlaioentrief 2aunlhip,
Gatbarina Npoame, 1Dittpe Drs OerItorben.
Slaae AObame, i'm 64fen $cten6jabre.
am l6ten 9lu9uit, III &uetonu, gbrillin0
Grub, i'm 78ften Sabre ibrss 2llters.
-am 8. Hn9nit, in SuBtaun, an Der Aus5c9s
run9, Scbn Neppert, i'm 67itcn >ebensjabrc.
- am 9ten Ansutt in WlaratapnD Gaunitbip
SOnas Gbriman, i'm 49fen >ebsne1abre
-om 81. Suli in @oIebroofOaIr 2aunibip,
Sonae Seatber, i'm lilen $rbcnejabre
--am 8. Nu9nIt in Wlaratawnp 2auuIcbip,
4nna Barbara Qidbti q5ittwe Oee Der Rorb.
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Sabre tbree Niters. Sle bintWlie6 8 Gin,
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am "a. SulL III $crpietouu, spa, @CttfricO
9re9er, Elm 9oIbat Der 0eUoIution, i'm 89s
fen Sabre GcineG 2lIters.
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lleberihpemmuna. = Oa6 9liehmonb

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ner f1recfli6en Ne0en Sdbflutb brim0e.
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pieles Gi9entDum. Webre OGmme ffin,
ten ourdb oelpalti8en Nnoran0 oe5 28oi
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8ur fcbuelIen SIuNt aus ibren 0duIern
9en0tbl0t. Sine 0roBe 2n6abl BON GNa-
fen, &aben, Ginoern &C. 9in8 in Der Slutb
6u @run0s.
Sin obt6arer fun0er Wonn, Ramen6
GoDaro Sburt6. BON Clinton Sounlbip.
0unteroon @ountp, 81. S., fiel am Srei-
ta9e Uorlegtcr 8oGe in einen 9tdbenoen
&olfofen un0 Uerbrannte 0arin 5u Staub.
gNifton6rpeIen in Sreoon. - 0}ab Der
lcBten yumlner oc6 "Ami de la RELIGION"
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Wobner ibre6 Stimmrebt5 uno miro obne
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fOmmenbc @aU baben.
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Die GelOdfte Don 30 Sbren iener Morine
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Dlan miro einen 9ro6cn 8crratb fotaenoer
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fer, Die frbr rpoblfeil Derfauft werOen, nsbf
eInem 9r06en N0ortcmenl anoerer Gnter,
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6err 6einritb OlhNer, Don 6amturs, mil
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Gin icbr 9roBes 9Hortemcnt ncumooiacr
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bors9rttne, olipcn, oropirtc uno 9cmifd)s
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patten 9taGs, &0Itbentutber, 6oicntr69cr,
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ie9r sppbIfcil pcreouft miro bel
O'25rien mb Rai8ueI,
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9{5bi0> >8erl rlonnlun0.

Die oemrfratifCteu 9Bbiss BON Ditrift,
Nodlanb unc san9Icbpamm 3annG6ips wcrs
orn ltdb OerIammen am 6ouIr bon 2laron
Nlbredt IN $an91bwamm 2anufcbip, auf
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tags. Die Clap Clubs bon >ecba gauntp
werocn teiwobneu. Col. 6n9E 2inofap unp
9lnpere peroen Die Bcrfammlms aobre1tren,
in ocutftber tmp enSIifcber Spraebe.
Diele DcmoPraten.
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GrDBe MaBperl lommlun9 !!
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in Der Staot Qaneattcr,
Gpmuerifa0s bem 5. Scptcnt6er.

0pnuerifa9S Sea 5. Scpfe,nber.
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6ifliten Ysnniplpanen werben in erossrWas s
&erfamnlun9 ;ufammsn fcmmem in 2aneaitsr
@itp, am 9onnsrifa9s ben S. Septsmbsr.
Die 0Sbi9s BON SerfS @auntp fno bsrSNb
ein0elaben beiiunoDnen uno lib Bel bieler 9lorz
rei6en @ele9snbeit init ibren Sricern pon ans
bern SauntieS ju vereini9en. 2a6t lie fommen
uno Bel pielsr 9rcsen Concentration bslfen,
mas llnfsre ei9enn 8reunpe in ibrn erneusrten
2lnitren9un9en ermutb8en unb 8srApeifun9
in Die 0istbsn Der Yplfs uno Sera5,Wabt
brin8en miro. Die "2tlts @arps" rptrb in vol.
let Wfobt berau6fpmmen uno fie ber;lib bes
9ri6en. 2abt lte in GDooren fommsn unb lte
merpen olte miqfomman Gin.
HitIe Der ollsrberItDmtsfen Staat5mdnner
unS &ernsr Der Jt0tion werben 9sqenmdrti9
isin.
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bait porSi9litbe Rotbs unb 1Oci3aIdben>
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9llit0nie8z zSerfanf.


@amlEa9 Den 5ten naebtfen October lcll
anf pem Splasr iclbit pcrfanft tpsrpsn, pls
G5ddbbare Souerei
BON gbritian GiAer, 9cle9en in Gin Qitas
non Saunftbip, GIbaNcn gauntp, etipa spsi
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lino 9olslono; Der 8eit ift in &c.,
bequeme Seloer 8etbeilt, Don Der - -
tsltsn Onalitdt ano sat 9sfalft Gin nieftbs
lenber Srunnsa nit eutsn Wagfe IN nabs
an Der &IebrntbAr, Gin isb6nsr, agssas
jun9er Saum9Grten nit aaser- a Mo-
IeieUen Sbitb6umen iit ouf eer.sslSs~,.
Dfantage.
s5efe AND Gin nnarsisists 0stbs rpige sss
9ebsn am lltsn April is45.
Iohn Smith.
8iasaie ben gbriaian gsiiRr.
8Io eibanpa &anuibirs Snli IS, 1344.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08


In this town, on the 20lh ult. MIR. Maurice
Ashton, aged 81 years.
4. jamestown 27Ih ult Mr.. Thomas X
Congdon, aged 70 ycars-a very worthy man.
H. Bristol. Both ult. Isaac Go'ham, son Of
Ltmucl &. Richmond, Esq in the 2i'h year
of his age.
Ia New York, on Thursday morning last,
Miss Hlobe l.. Barker, IN the 29th year of her
age, eldest daughter If Mr.. Noah Barker, Of
ihls town.
IL Quincy, Illinois, 10Th nit Mrs Ca,hcrin"
Wood, wife uf the late Mr. Henry Waod, und
daughter of the late Chrisloph'r Fowler, Esq ,
Of this town, in the 37lh year ol her age.
H. the life aud death oI thls trdly lovely
Christian, was "xempiIdcd tho matrhIoss now
cr of the Guspni to support and solncr those
WHO make II tho rule of their life aud fpnnda.
ton Of their hopes; the tIirr cup of a.iiIctIon
wrs often held 10 uer lips, bui ALWAYS rrcclv"h
with a meek aud ncnmi.aiulng spirIt, "The
CUP which my Fdthtr hdh giren me shat not
driak az p was the language of her soul, aud
when hor summons came sho met II as the
voice of - friend calling her To rest. She died
~ she had Cos many years lived, trusting only
a. ia" merits of hrr R-dc"u"r, who bad made
the grave To b.r the gale Of VlctoEy .-lCoa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

The Rhods.IsIandsr Of yesterday, rontains
the following paragraph, which wa hav. been
|'sqas''sd to copy, accompanied BY the cortd-
cate annexed.
~ II is said that fowler went on be-
neNoleDt .xcurf0n IN towp last week, but has
not yet made a return Of all ibo game no bag
god. lls'will do it Immediately, we presume,
# he does not wish TO bo fully exposed.
Nr"port, Feb. 7'h, 1874.
Thereby certify, 10 whom it may conrrn,
that ] have seen the ist of money collected ID,
Mr. l.aa, Fowler, aud am .ni,frd ihn, the
list have seen is the same bss by which H."
Men.y was collected, ~ know -nv,ral of the
Ehand Writings of those on said list. ! have
added up SAID lisi, aud find the amount 10 be-
twenty dollars ninety 1.-Two cts. aud have se-m
n rrc"ip pt from The family OF Mr., Strdman, that
they have received that amount from aif, Isaac
Fowler. | have been induced 10 give the
above statement, ha, ing heard uuiayorabIe re-
ports that MIR. f had not paid over said mon.
=, collected, aud because am fully satisfied
TINT he has behaved strictly correct IN ihi,
business. ROBINSON POTTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

FiRE AT THr Rtv Dr. TUcKrR's CnULcu.
Yesterday morning. Jnst after the service
commenced while the choir were sinpInu
the first i,Gie, II o'cIock,) sm"ke began to
issue from HE star case above ike plpr, ,whlrh
was very hot and not far from the wnnd-work.
The congregation passed uui aud the house
was soon filled with sln"ii", anl tears were
entertained that The fire world reach IN"
large dom" and destroy the Chorch, but the
h'cm'n. always pronpi, were soon on the
spot sud got II under. The damage was
mostly IN the west corner Of the house
The wood work, pews, and railing around
the or2an waa IN great dnIge,. but we believe
was not injured except By water. The
amount at damage was estimated al about
$1,000. Ih" house is insured ut ,kc Proyl
d"ncc Mutual Insurance Office for $40 eco.
and AT the American Insurance Oiiirr $4,000.
1t Is probable that the damage can b. re-
pared ~ the course of The week. So that the
regular services will not BE- Interrupted. A
large quantity % saIipclre, ,ha, had been
slowed IN the cei'nr Of the Church, was re-
moved only few months since Prop.
jour. of Monday.
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I Communicated. |

Clay MErTiAG wall be- rcco'lcctcd
that there viii be- an adjourned Clay Meeting
~ tho Town Hall, Tomorrow evening. 0t ball
pasl Il u'clock. at which time, The Committee
appointed at the last meeting, will report u
constitution. and also suitable officers tor the
Clay Club, which will then be formed lha
drlryalcs from thus town, who attended ~"
State Convention, holden IN Providence.
Yesterday, will also report the dulngs oi ihnI
body, aud the Interest aud ~plrt winch Is tci'
,nd manifested ~ different paris uf The
state, ~ favor Of Mr.. Clay. We hope tn
seq n crowded house tomorrow cvcaing, n
all who desire, VII then have an opportunity
to rurnl their names. aud oecnme members
Of The Club w" shall also be- glad To- So.
many ladies present. ~ the galleries vii b"
reserved c.prcplly Tor their use, and then
prrsrncr vii be- paftlculntly'in-pulng. They
attend tho Clay meetings m other places.
and We know of no good reason Why they
.huuld not here. Tor alnns, without M rxc'p
,lrn. they are ~ invur at ~" election Ui the
good aud great Harry of the West.
WcHrr sincerely glad TO see this carly
and ihutough organization of The party
Throughout tho country, ns II ~ the sutrs'
guarantee ri our triumphant success in The
ries,JeDiisl contest which ls 'pprosshirS
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Clay Meeting.

In nccordnuce with the notice given in
our lat, In"cling of the friends of llrSRY
Clay n.. nbl"d AT tie Town Hal on F,day
evening, hr the pnrp"sr 4 chuo-ing Dele
gn,rs Ia attend the Whis State Conve, tr"n.
Ia b. holden IN Providence on the 7lh in
s,a"', ly"srcrlay Notwithstanding til"
very uniavnrsblr state of the weather the
in""'ug VAS nunrru"s'y attended. and th"
called the mrcling :" order. when II was or
gauz"d by The rh"c" of VI. Frccborn, E-q.
Chairman. mud Mrssr-. !. Atkinson aud $ 4.
Parker, Secretaries. hitcr some inquiries
anh "xpl .Aaiiuns in rcGrcrcp tn the nulnbrr
OF Delegates. on motion of Mr. J 3 Weaver
it wn> voted that TIM De- choSrn 10 attend
taud CUnvcntl"n. mhru the meeting proceed
cd lo elect that number .-Ahrr whlchH was
-vnlcd, lha, IN" S'nat r and Representatives
from thus town, IA Va" Legislature, b. q 40
elected Delegates, Al d tia, The chairman be-
elected ~ place of Mr.. Randolph, one of tn"
Representatives, who IL absent 1t was aisn
voted. tha, The delegates have power to I'll
any vacancies that might occur III their NUN
Der.
The choice Of delegates having been dis
ntrd ol. II was thea proposed that a Clay
CLUB be- formed. aud iha, committee BE-
oppuinird to select oflirrrs & draft n Cons,.
ivIinn. 10 mnk" report at mn NJ rurncd meet
ing I" BE- held n, the snme place on Friday
evening. ,h" Oh inst. in.morrow.l A vote
passed lo that effect aud The committee wa.
app inled accordingly, NJ frllows Edward
a. Clarke, G'j Marsh Jr. WIN. ~. Grams
ton, S'lS u. C"''rcll, s. Joseph n. Weaver
Tn" meeting then adjoururd To NEE, again.
Nihe T"wn Hall, on Friday evening. ('o-
morrow Feb. OH, nj hall pas, 9 n'clock
H., u~ have fuIl meeting ,o-morrou
evening.
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since that period, is known. My Opin-
ions Oh the great questions. now most
interesting to the country, nre known.
The constitutional orinci pies which j
have endeavored to maintain. are also
known. II these principles and these
opinions, now not likely To be materially y
changed, should recommend me to iurl
thsr marks Of public regard and conf
dence, | should not withhold myself
from compliance with the general will
But have no preienSions of my own to
bring forward, and trust that no friends
Of mine would at any time use my name
for The purpose oi preventing harmony
among those, whose general political
opinions concur, or for any cause what
ever, but conscientious regard to the
good of the country.
II is obvious, gentlemen, that at the
present moment the tendency Of opinion
among those to be represented in the
Convention is generally and strongly
set in another direction. Ii think il my
duty, therefore, under existing circum-
stances, to request those who may feel
a preference for me, not to indul &c in
that preference, nor oppose any obsta-
Gle To the leading wishes of political
( friends, or 10 united aad cordial efforts
for the accomplishment oflhose wishes
! The election ofthe next antulnn must
involve, in general, the same principles,
and the same questions. as belonged
To That of 1870. The cause, con
ceive, To be the true cause of the coun-
try. its permanent prosperity, and all
its great interests the cause of It's
peace, and its honor the cause of
good government, true liberty, and the
preservation and integrity of the Con
s,iiution, and none should despair OF
It's success.
am gentlemen, with sentiments ol
sincere regard, your obliged and obcdi-
ent servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To Messrs. .JoHN HAVEN, JomN p.
LYMAN, and others, signers to the
above.
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Clay Whies Attend /.

An adjourned meeting of The fi'nds Of
IltSRY CLAY ~ this town. wll b" holden NJ
ih' Town iIsli, TO MORROW. tFrday J
EVENING. nj hnlf pat n'clnrk. "n which
occasion the committee appointed nj III" last
nl""iup, viii Irpnri constitution. and it"
utli rrs uf III" Cha, Cnh, which Will then b."
furm"t. A 'b" friends Of the Distinguished
ri,irsmnn -. lIr W"si. ~ ihI- tu'su. are r.
qn"sr"d 4, G't"rd. ~ The m""tiug viii b" M
iu'"r"s'Inv ol" MD ni, - hn desire, Nlii then
hts" m "racr'""uy I" "nt"l Their names,
snd<aconc iHcGIJcra ul lln Cub.
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