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Road Notice .

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
"a missioners Of Brown county at their next
meeting on the first Monday Of JUue next,pray-
ing for a county road to be laid out, beginning
at the Nswhops road near the gate of Benjamin
Applegate's lane, thence with the old State
road to the line OF d. g. Dsvore and McLain
and along said line to tn" State road leading
from Georgetown to HamersvillS.
April 10Th, l644.
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Brown County. Ohio-
COURT OF CON-. Pleas,

OOukF Ot SPM. PLEAS.
James Woods and John Wilson, ''fF
dAdmhistratorsl Of John jackson, Petition tS
seed. vs.. ssllibnd.
arab Wilson and others. ls.gFss
To Lemuel Rounds and Elizabeth Rounds HE
wife, JameR Winder and Catherine WihdSii
his wife. E.
X|OU are informed that, on this day. the S9
bove petitioners filed their etition in said.
court, the object and prayer Of which is,to obtais
an order at the next term. of said court for tLs
appraisement and sale of the following real -.
tate, to wit: Lot No. 1OS in FessbnrI ssiS
| county, and strip Of ground adjoining sSberSsc
decided by Jchh Wilson ana wife % mid JOS1
Jackson, deed.
JAMES WooDs.l
JOHN WILSON, Petitioners,
Aamr's. Of John jackson, Deed.
FsEy 9th. ls44.-4w D. g .DrvoRr. ecls,.
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons concerned are hereby notifed'
IA that letters of Administration on the eS-
tate of John Kendall, late Of Lewis township
Brown comfy deceased, have been granted to
undersigned by the Court OfOf Common Pleas
of Brown county. Ohio. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-.
sent them according TO law, and those indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. JOS EPH R. KENDALL.
administrator.
AnYil liz f9A4
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April l6, 1874.
Executors Notice,

A LII pereons concerned are hsreby notified
~ that letters of administration on the estate
of tho late Adam Erwin of Eagle township Brown
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned AN persons having claims a
gainst said estate are requested to present them
according to law, and all persons indebted to
sa id estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the un Iersigned,
WILLIAM IRWIN,
JOHN IRWIN, Exec utors.
April II, l844.-%
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ALL persons interested are notified
Athat the undersiged has been duly aP.
pointed according 10 law Administrator
IF the estate Of Mosis Leonard deceased
AN persons who know themselVs in
debted to said est ale ale requested 10
make immediate payment, and those per,
sons who have legal claims against said
estate sre requested to present them le'
Rally proven within one year from thil
da to.
JoHN LEONARD, Admir-.
OF MOSES LEONARD Deceased
April Fl. 1874.
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brown Common Plea.

Elizabeth BOhreh a8-
W.
heirs.
Otodfey Bohrer, Roth hBohser, andElisabe'A j.
NTBohrer VII take notice thai petition was
filed against .hem on the 4th day cf March 1874 ,
in the Courtof Common Pleas BY Eiizabeth
Bohrer and IL now pending, Whsfein the said
Elizabeth Bohrsr demands assignment Of Dow
er in the following real estate to wit; i4o a
cres Of land in survey number twenty four hun
dred and fo'ty eight NO. PASS q sur
veysd in the name Of Ballard Smith; Also l7J
acres Of land in survey number ten hundfedan
twenty Ave, [Ns. 1925 entered and surveyed in
the name Of Nathaniel Fox; .4Iso So acres o.
land in survey number sixty Eve hundred anc
fly nine mo. $751; srtered and surveyed Is
the name Of FIaDeis Preston aud that at thu
next term ofsaid court application win be made
by the said petitioner for an order that Dowsl
may be assigned in said premises.
ELIZABETH BoHRBR.
March 4th, 1874.
HAMER e. JoHHsToN SoIss far Pet1F
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Estate of Saml Abernathy.

A LII persons col ce,ned are notified that etters
IA Standardization ofo the estate Of Samuel
Abenathy, late of Brown county deceased have
been granted to the undersigned by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Brown county. All persons
having claims against said estate are requested
to present than according to law, and all per =
sons indebted are requested to make immadiate
payment. SAMUEL ABERN ATHY, Jr.
administrator.
April l6, 1874 -
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Notice is hereby given,

4NOIlOC ID uOA SANOn'
"HAT on the first Moday Of June next
n petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Brown county Ohio for
a road running through Clark Township
said county, commencing in the Newhope
g. Bethel road where the line Of Lewis
Pc my crosses said road; thence South
with the line ofLewisPenny and the heirs
ofPeter Penny 10 The Southwest corner
of said heirs land, thence East with the
South line of said heirs land about twelve
or fifteen poles. .the ehceSOuth through the
land Of James D. Lemon 10 wher the
line betweenJ oseph Curles g. Moses Leon
ard strikes the land Of said Lewis, thence
South upon the line between said Cur es
g. Leonard to the WilIamsburgh road,
thence in straight direction to the road
at James Ross's--bares near where said
Ross's lane max es crook from aNoTther.
ly 10 an eastely directon-and that aprIl'
cation will then j. there be made that
said Commissioners make an order for
the appointment of viewers upon said
route. t.
April 9Th 1874.
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Attention. Cavalry.

HVHE enrolled members of the lst
Il Com. lst squad. 2nd Brigade 9Th di.
vision ofthe Ohio Militia will parade in
Georgetown on the 18Th day Of May
next, at 10 o'clock A. M Armed and e.
ouiped as the law directs, for Company
drili, JAMES STDWELL, Capt.
lst G. lst s. 2nd B. 9Th d. o. M.
April II, 1914,
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WATCH &JEWELaY
STORE.

THE Subscriber has just OpenOd a
= shop in Georgetown, in the north
end of the market building. Watches of
every description repaired and warrent-
ed. Watches and Clocks and JeweIry
for sale.
J.C. INSKEEP.
Georgetown, April Is. 1874.
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WASHINGTON'S CAMP CHEST.
The Chest bequeathed TO Congress
by the late VIM SYDNEY WINDER, was
presented on the lSla by JOHN Q. ADS
ANS.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persons concerned are hereby notified
"A that letters of administration on the estate
of John Pnrdum, late of Brown county deceas-
ed, have been granted to the undersigned by the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county. Ill
persons having claims against said estate are
requested TO present them according 10 law;and
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
HUSTON B.ARE,
,April I6, 1874. .Administ rator.
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vs.. Attachment.
February sth, 1914.

All those interested, will take notice,
that writ of attachmen in the above
case, has this day been taken out from
J, @. Gallup Justice Of the pence in
and for Lewis township Brown County,
Ohio, against the goods chattles, rights
credits. moneys and effects of Mark D.
Morse an absconding debtor.
n JAMES COLLINS.
March 90, 1874.
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BROWN Co. COM. PLEAS.
Andrew Nevin
vs.. Partltlon.
Jesse Pettyiohn 4
Elizabeth Frazier. Iaa
DEit remembered that on the 9Th
day of December 1943,t the Petition
er filed his petition in the above case,
setting forth that he is seized in fee as
tenant in common with Jesse PettJohn
of the following tract of land containing
SO acres in Brown county Ohio. Begin.
ming at three small white oaks, thence
south, IS degrees west, l63 poles to two
hickories, ash and white OAK, thence south
25 degrees east, 35 poles to an ash, su.
gar s. dogwood, 'theuce north, 55 de-
erees east, SO g. 2-lO poles to a walnut
and stone, thence south 25 degrees east, ,
$685. $40 poles TO two sugar trees, thence
north 25 degrees west, III poles to the
beginning, part of Entry made in the
name Of Bowen and Mitchell No. 1876,
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow Of Viii.
liam A. Frazier, decd is entitled toDow'
er in the undivided half thereof The
Defendents are notified that application
will be made at the next Term of said
Court by the Petitioner for an order that
Dover be set off to said Elizabeth in the
undivided half of said tract of land, and
that Partition of said premises be made
hetween the Petitioner and Jesse Petty,
John according to law andtbe prayer u
said Petition. ANDREW NEvTN, by
G. w. KING, his ATTY.
February sth, 1874.
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~ PNSNNStA3 - S~SAOAy
Michael DOwney's heirs, Thomas Crone,
Joshua Adams, George Girtoa, John Adams,
Hugh Alexander. Richard Boice John Porter.
Samuel Edair, John Garroute, Abraham Co
walt, VIM. Ulrey, ThortOn TicOn, & all Others
Oh at may consider themselves interested,
WTILL take o:ice, that shall attend at
w my residence in Perry township county Of
Brown and State of Ohio, on the 10th day Of
June next, at 10 O'Clock A. N. on said day,u ith
A. SalIee, the Surveyor of said county, and
shall proce cd to sui5ey the land Oh which now
reside, and which also adjoins your lands, for
The purpose of pc. .pstuating testimony relative
10 the corners thereof, that the same may be
perpetuated by setting stones or posts where said
corners are decayed or decaying. DISPOSITIONS.
Unnecessary, will be taken 10 prove any or all Of
said corners; said land being part Of a survey Of
1888 l.3 acl es made in the pane Of Edward
Lewis by No. 294l, and part Ofiwo surveys Of
1866 80 acres each, made in the nameof Samuel
Halves by Nos. 1890 g. 279l, 5 a id surveys lye
in Perry township, county and State aforesaid,
g. on the waters of the East fork Of the Little
Miami river. We shall adjourn from time to
time, az circumstances may require, until the
same is completed. You can attend is you
think 6t.
March 30th, l944-6w.
EDWARD BoYLE. sen.
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LIST OELETTERs

R EMA.NING in the Post Office at
~ Georgetown Ohio, on the lst day
of April 1914, which, # not taken ua
in three months,wll be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters:
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Blank Deeds

For sale At the office ofths Democratic
Standard
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Justices Blanks
For saleGttht Ofss Sfttc Standard
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New Map of Ohio.

Jsvman JOhnathen JAS. ALLEN. T. M
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Perpetuating Testimony.

HAnEl & JOHNSTON Soils. for Psrr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

ADAMS, Governor.
.GasER, Secretary Of State.
CONWAY. Auditor.
MARTIN, Treasurer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
POE X Y .
a p A RO ID Y {:
ny CIR AY RlIIY

BYGRAY BILLY.
Tune Old Dun Tucker"
Tho times are bright, our hearts are light
The Democrats they all unite; -
Wen set our songs to good old tunes!
And then We'll den those boser old coons.
Hurrah for Henry Clay is falling!
Hurrah! for the old Coon is falling!
Hurrah that same old Coon is falling!
Clay nnd dFret'nghuyou ou"'s e.iinsi
The Whiggie's hearts are very sore
They now are scarce in Baltimore
For they bogin'to think with reason.
That this will be n bad coon season
Hurrah, &c.
Old Frelinghuysen's light so blue.
The Whiggies think he's good and true;
E. They think they'll make New Jersey feel
That they respect her own broad seal!
Hurrah, &c.
Now let the Whiggies raise there dander-
For soon they'll have to stand unIer-
And when the coon we expect to walIow,
Behold he slips into hollow!
flurrah, &c.
Old Ma rtin Van we do not doubt
But James X. Polk he has come out!
He now is foremost on the track,
And four more years may bring him back.
tlurrah. &c.
The Coones now have lost their pride
And next they fear will be their hide!
So give three cheers, and as many more;
As will reach from here to Baltimore.
Hurrah, &c.
United, heart and hand. re we,
From Nothern lakes to Southern scn-
From East to West, the peoples falling!
From Henry Clay and FreIinghuysen
Hurrnh for Henry Clay is falling!
Hurrah for the old Coon is falling!
Hurrah! that same old Coon is falling
Clay and Frellnghuysen falling!
Washington Co. Ark. July 9Th 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

Taking 1t CooAy.-The St. Louis Orpar re-
'ates the following anecdote. told among the thou
sand and one to which the recent inundaton
gave rise to:
Some wing has got up a story stating, that or
sunday, If We mistake not, one Of the ferry
boats passed individual seated on the ridge pole
OF his house. which was yielding to the curren
and fioating downward with his heels but few
inches removed from the water. On being hail
ed aud asked ifhe stood in need Of any assistance
ne replied. No every thing have in tho work
Is IN this house; il that goes, my life is wortl
nothing" and be hoated on.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

were
drank. stories told, song sung, &c. Below are a
few of the toasts. There being no Musical in.
struments (..lots'' of Amateur Musicians tho
about, some one of the company would sing af.
ter each Toast.
by M-f-r.--The Tse.to-tal Society.--The ad.
vnncement of the cause of Temperance the bes
evidence of the "march of mind."-
Song, "Rosnthe Bow" BY DR.. Broadbrim.
By Billy blythe characteristic ofthe meek, -
swift horses. and pretty girls; few in number bu.
"hard TO beaf.''
Song, alright are the Beams of the Morning Sky'
By Bog.
By Lummur--"Sodom''G Tin C. N.Y. and its pros
perEy. May it not be swallowed as Sedan of old
on account of its wckedness, and iniquily.
To which sentiment BOZ" arose to thank the
gentleman, "benga resident of Sodom, and hav.
ing some interest there, he felt grnteu. for the
licilude of the gentleman, in anything that con.
cerned him.
Song. Home. Sweet Home" BY Splugins.
by Dr. Bro0d6rim--Our absent friends Rer
Il. II. and LMir Brarer-May they travel on the
wings OF prosperity, and alight in the haven oil
safety.
Song. "Oh Soon Return" BY Phila Bill
by Roman-Gen. G. H. Ny, of the 18th Bri
gade-Ihe gallant and able commander of spiri.
'ea and experienced troops. with such leader who
doubts OF victory! in horny
John Hog.
By Phi1a. BW.-Toby Small our bsent friend
Unlike the rest Of "Od Rips" children, NAV he
be welcomed TO the bosom of his nativity, in n
manner becoming one of his standing in this
''neck of timber.''
Song, .Over the Hills and Far AWAY" Rv U,cIe
EIlck. 10y o"''e
BY Anciem.-Reu. A. H.-A hish-souled gen.
'leman, an exemplary and benevolent christian
pleasant trip. and speedy return.
Song; "Where now is Good Old Moses" By Ole.
by Hard'un.--The Cherokee Fair-As the
magnet 10 the Polar Star. so turns my hart to thee
Song. False one l love thee still" By Ancient
by BoE.-7he memory of Skrites-Peace to his
ashes.--Drank on bended knees.
'Burial Sir John Moore" BY Factum
by Dr. Physte--f1igh water and hot weather.
Proptious season.
Song, "Bruces Address" By Lovemuch
Sent by a Lady-ro the Ladies of Ft Smith.
and Van Buren-keep "look out" as Little Red
is among you.
Song, Fall not in love. dear girls beware" By
By HoId'on.-Big Mush Of Van Buren-Lord.
with what torked tongue he reads the ,ran, pun.
By spIngens. RS 'A' 'A''"
by Dorm East.-0ur absent friend "Drylips,
OF TT. Iowson--May the hand of time lay Iigh,
on hum who so much contributes to make i, pass
pleasantly to others.
Song, Jack of IIaz"Idim." By Hardun
by Cncfc Ehtck.--7m- D., 80. .aI.L-.,. No.
It ever be celebrated The birthday of fr,,i,n
and equahty--chershed as the dear bought treas-
nre' by the blood of our ancestors. and handed
down without ii Ia rnish to our pns,erly
Song, ''star Spangled Banner" By the Campany.
By O|e"-."-A Norwegian di,,y.-By the
Company.
And thus we continued until the evening was
noariy spent. and the setting sun reminded us i,
was time to he departing to our respective homes.
Before leaving however. the health of the Hos,
was proposed. and drank by all standing. To
which he commenced reply in his usual bland
and solemn manner. &c. tSr
Yours, &c. S. X,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.
BAYOU MENARD, CHERoKEE NATloN,}
Tulv 18th 1914


July 10Th, 1874.
Friend Hatchpoy Tho intelligencer> of the
18th inst, has just come TO hand and in it, see
account, rather description of the "celebra.
tion of The 4rh' at Fort Gibson and hoped aiso
to have seen in the same paper, description Of
the"celebration in this neck of limber,''-the Ro-
man" having been particularly instructed to fur.
nish you with the same, but he has neglected to
do so, and no one else thought proper. shall
now give you slight idea Of what took place. as
have not either time ability to do Justice to n
meeting so replete with social and convivinl en-.
joyment.
First, ! should inform you that the meeting was
appointed and arrangements made for providing
a sumptuous repast near the sold grape xShlp''
hotel. in the shade of some fine large oaks-nea r
one Of which. gushes forth Iimpid stream of the
coldest water,-where, by the bye, a small sup
ply Of" juiceres'' was constantly kept, to moist
en- the tongues Of the "dry.mouthed gentry as
they come in, over-hented BY ride in the sun
across the prairie. Our worthy host. the notori-
Gus /" Joo Raney," made all the necessary a
rangemen,s for the comfcvf Of his guests; who
about eleven o'clock. made their appearance
They were rs fellows -. Se.quah.tuk.ana OF
John Hog "Clan-ta -chee," Major Factum.'
" M--d-c.'' " Billy D-y.' The Ancient
Down East,'' . Hard 'un." "M--d-x. Ro
man." " Ole --." :" I" Philadelphia Bill" /" Love
much," " DR.. Physic. ." Splueens," Limmux
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

Agents for the Arkansas Intclligencer.

Agents for the Arkansas Intclligencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. nuvaI. Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and l.. DeLano. Park Hill, c. Nation
|. Strain. Fayetteville, Ark. -
James Hngood, Boousborough, Ark. +.
SAMUEL q. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, Hils.,orough, Arks.
Rev Z Jones. Cherokee P. o. Oh. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. Pitchynn. Eagletown Chocnw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chckasaw District.
r. NJ. Jones, Boggy 'epot.
c. G. Gooding. Fort Towson.
u. Fosnm, and John Penn. DoaksvilIe.
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
w II & Mayors, Fort Smith. al.
Gen. Samuel Adams, CarksviIle.
Robert Fral. and Pos, Master, Little Rock.
Post Master. Pleasant Hill.
E. B. Aston, Spndra.
Thomas Powers, CIarksville.
Thomas A. Howell, Norris;own.
S. NJ. Hays. Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danville.
H. H. Hygings. P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman. Rock Row.
Clarke q Carol, Belmont, Miss.
Fitzpatrick & Morrill,. Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton & Sheafe. New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson. Spencer Academy.
Post Master. Bentonvile.
w. c. Mitchell, Carrolton.
Col. Jas Logan. Boonvie.
Robt Moffit. Franklin Co.
A. J.. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. w. Gray, Horsehead.
Tho's A. Howell, Norristown.
; Post Master. Lewisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Post Of Ark's.
]. N. Armstrong. Nashville, Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
}. G. Pitman, Sweet Home.
{. Perkins and DR.. W. N. Anderson, Cree
Agency.
Ino. Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
B. T. Duval, Dardanelle Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
Population of the United States,
inc to the Returns of the Census OF lS4O
The Appointment

REPRESENTATIVES in the U. S. Congress, based
The above census Of lS4O, was made at the
ssion of the 9th, for the 2sth Congress !;
ns follows.
A3-Ruio, 7O,6s0-223 Members.
number of Electors tor President and V'ce
lent, under this npportionment and rat.o'
Q 275, Of whom 1873 will he necessary Tor
ice.
following table shows the number Of Repre-
ltaiives in Congress, and the number Of Elec-
toral votes for each State -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
VlMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE EXECUTIVE.

! THE EXECUTIVE.
Of Virginia, President.
us lGuM, of N. c. Vice President.
Joa. -houN, Secretary Of State.
ia NJ. BisB, of KY, Treasury.
luKINs, War.
Y. MASON, Navy.
MzLIEFE, Of KY. Postmaster General.
.Lso". If Md, Attorney General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
Yours, &c.

Our whig friends have been subiectcdvto yari.
Gus disaPPoInsments of late. which. did they no,
APPEAR so chop-falen under them. might provoke
ones mi'thfnlness. We gave the other d,v an
account of the e Tariff and Texas" meeting at
Albany. where the speeches wero unpn atabIe we
now record the proceedings of n meeting at Yps.
lanti, Mich. where they had no speaking at all.
1t il an extract from letter to the Editor of the
Detr"i! Free Press:
g The coons of this place called meeting on
wednesday last, and invited an orator from De.
tr",i to address them on the subject Of the tariff
-nstr -nstrlhut'on-assumption &c.
he invitation was accepted. and the usual Notices
issued for gathering. At the appointed time the
meeting was organised and the speaker loudly
called for.--but 10, no speaker appea red After
lapse OF some time it was reported TO the meet.
ing that jolly Iocofoco. living abou, three miles
from town. seeing their absent friend at a public
house during the afternoon, and being pleased with
his anmat'ng conversation and pleasing manners,
invited him to his house, TO witness a ceremony of
anneratio" and partake of its usual festivities
ihe meeting therefore adjourned (under some ap.
Prehenson however,) to await his return, which
was next morning in the bottom of wagon quite
exhausted, covered with young hickory boughs. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

Gorernor Dorr.-By the Rhode Island pa pers
we precelve that Gov. Dorr has been sentenced
to confinement for life in the State prison. for his
efforts in favor of free suffrage in Rhode Island.
This will fill every lover of freedom in the lan
with astonshment and Indignation. We could
not believe that the federal usurpers, who have
now the reins Of government in that disfranchis.
ed State, would have dared to proceel to this
length with their tyranny. 1t must open the
eyes of mulitudes of their misguided followers
in that State and the Union. Let the people re.
member that this usurpation is countenanced by
Henry Clay, and that tho doings of federalism in
Rhode Island are approved by tho party every.
where.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
TIE JUDICIARY.

TIE JUDICIARY.
i Taney, of Nd, Chief Justice.
1sApry. Of Mass. Associate Justice.
thompson, of N. Y, do.
Tean, of OHIO --- do.
3didpin, Of fa.. do.
+. Wayne. Of Ga, do.
Kinley, Of KY, do.
tron, of Tenn, do.
. Daniel, Of Va, do.
ason, of Nd, Attorney General.
!. Hopard. Of Md. Reporter.
!. Carol, Of Washington City, Clerk.
Hunter, Marshal