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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25


The subscribers propose publishing new ed
ion ofheir map of the State Of Ohio.
This Mau is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati fnpart
by MraSamusl .Morrison, whose skill as 4
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by thepresent Sur
veyor General, but confirmed by the ceftifcats
hereunIo attached, Of Robert r. Lytle, ESQ, the
predecessor Of Mr., lIaines: and will oxIlibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia military
Surveys, principa roads, Public works and con.
temrlated public improvements, togstherwi,l
the Lakes, Riyersgl glndian Reservation, eountit
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There isno .doubtthat this map wilicoataif
the most ainute and authentic Information 81
any state map ever published. One Of the bro
prietors hasyisited every couniyin tIis State. 10
the purpose ofgatheringe yinfomationre reduis
ite. to insure corFeetness. This fact of itseIf
willneeessarly give assurance To those who NAV
uatronize the Map, that for real utility I / nust
supe rsede any map got up East. for tai purpose
ofstate, bVl without the advantage Of the uer
naliuspectTon and labor at has been bestow.
ed exclusively on this.
The size Of the map will be between and r
fset]souare neatly colored inssounties. mountet
and vanished aud sold to subscrtbers at thslov
price Of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking tencopiss. will
he allowed deduction ofofty per cent.
} D0oLITfLE q MU NSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Cincinnati
Ihaye examinedthe compilations made from
the public surveys int this Office By Mr. Morrison,
for Messrs. Doolittle &Munson, whoare about
to publish sectional map nf the state Of Ohio
and so far as they relate to the public Survey,
thsyare correct. ROBERT 4. LYI.Es
s3voyof Generals sCIncianaR. y
Auguss q 1S4I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Brown Common Pleas,

David D. BrannOn and Mary Petition ss
Ann J. Evans Admrx. Of. A. comploto real
EyRns deed. vs. eentrast,
Anthony Evans heirs.
nN the 10th day of November 1874 the Ad-
NI6inisIrators Of Anthony Exams deed, lats
of Brown eoupty Ohio, fled their petition b
the Clerks Office of Brown Common Plsas, ii.
lsging that on the 18th November l649 said
Evans exchanged so acres of land with Fraas
els Fiks, for 81 acres owned by the latter ths 4
said Evans died without completing said COO
uaeti that Fike has complied with 1t on lis
part ,--and asking the Courtto give them al :,
thority TO complete said exchange on bShatfsf
said Evans hairs. Al the next Tefm thby
will move said Court to grant them such sb-
thorItyi and said heirs can then. maks known
any objection they have to these proceedine,.
Nov. 18th, 1874.
HAMEa & JoHNsTeS
For the Petltiondn!
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Road Notice.

"A IRRIGATION will be made 10 the Con-
( IN missinnera Of Brown county at theif moe
ting on tho fret Monday in March aaxf, FOO the
layiag out ofa county road commencing (nt a
point Ia the road leading from Roses mill to
Georeetown) near the cornsr Of the lands Of
James Ball and jacob Lout, thence with the
lines II aeob Lout aud SemueJsnniugs, trdn.
cs Fikie, Danlsl Bendall, George Bsihn, Ste
phsn Bali and Jana Rice, to the road leading
from Newmal het to Arnheimj commonly cali
cd tho cid Newmarket road, where the land line
ofsaid Jane Rice crosses said road.
January 25lh, ls45 --4ts
sTATE or ONO, HAMILTON County Coa .PLEls !.
We
THE Complainant Is hereby notified that
Dispositions win be taken BY the Defeudhnts
ID The above case on the 18th day of F btuary
1915, between the houis Of 8 o'clock a. IN. and
6, O'Clock p m. atths Office Of Huston Bare
ESQ III SafdiniNT Brown county Ohio, and Will
bo continued from day to day until COMPLETE.
@. w KING, AIT. for Den.
January 97th, lS45.--3w
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Jew Dayid's, OF Hebrew
Plaster.

.NNHlSiI becoming Que Of the most papuls-
Il medicines now before the public, For re-
inovIng all seated pains,s such aSRhnhtat ,pnir
in the back ,sdeor breast, II has no equal In The
world. Il is also efficacious in removing wens.
tumors, CONS, &c. We TO not design IL pua
this medicine with old fictitious observation-disclosures
wiffslmply mention few recent cdsts, / here II
has efecte Cues.
yur. Sloan, olzanesvllls, after having sufsrsd
with Rheumatism for "ine years, was cured 81
usng tine Hebrew Plaster.
/ Mr. Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled bf
long time with lame back, oc.a stoned by uket
liitlng, and was cured by using this plaster.
A man (namehot recOlected )of Graaiok u
Licking county, was entirely cured by using d.
plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Wersisil :,
sditor of the Massion Gazette, was fdrnkLfd a
US few days alnce: m.
Messrs. Comstock ( Co.--During last Wi 'tet
and spring, was so troubled with pain In nv
breast,as to render me unfit for he dutieso, the
Offices and hearing your lew David,s or Hems,vi
Plaster, highly recommended, IoI Similarr Psss
l.was induced to give il trial. / han vi , a
plaster on my breast but ssholtiima NhltsH
ptln ieit me,and was enabled sgaint3 elkSa
ia the duties of the Office. My sister roai 'iiSs
in Steubenylle has ALSO received much bsaesS
from its use. J.P. Wor,rrt,F
.Massiion, Nov. ~, '43,
Messls Comslock & Co ;-Laa SpfpS wss
afflicted with 'ceakaess in n1y back, aect mn ii. !
with secere pam in my side, for which i NJ Y
your Hebrew Plaster, and Itake pleasures st~s
ting that lTeceived Immediate reiieffrom irandl
J cheerfully recommend itsNuse to ali simiIsrlv
afflicted. DR.. R.ATAWATEnEf
MassIlon, November 9th. 1913. Iys
Each bNx contains sufficient to spread & Il
Args plasters. Price 5llesnts per box. ~
Fei sale by James Crawford, (;eorsstsysr
Palmer q Campbell, Ripley; e. W SmitL
iigginspoIt; g. Shreeve, RuesstvilIe; ~ n
Wright, Hametsvlle; Knowles & Powsl Fs
llicity;J s. Johnson Bnntom. b: w Wii,sl
man & GoNwehope W b Riggs Safdihia
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Brown Common Pleas. .

John G. Brose, Admr, of
John Hemmefle deed
VS..
Henry Kendall, Sabinn Petition to sell
Kendall (late Hemmerlc) land.
John Hsmmerle, ,Catharius
Hsmmsrle s. Joseph Hem. @
merle
TIME defendants will take notice that. on
Il the 9th Of November 1914, petition was
fled against them in theCourt6fC Common Pleas
for Brown county Ohio, by John g. Brose,
Admir- Of John Hemmerle decd, Ieiiesenling 10
that the personal property Of said decsdent i
insufficient to pay the debts Of the estate that
he died seized OF $40 acres Of land situated 10
PerryToEnship,i the county < State Aforesaid
part ola survey entered in the name of jhn
Roberts number twenty six hundred g. eighty
seven No. 26S7l. The petition prays, that so
much Of said land, as will be. necessary todis.
charge the debts of said estate together with ii-
cidental ch rge5, may be sold by the Petitioner,
& that he BIS authorized to convey by deed to
the purchaser. At the uext term Of seid court
the petitioner will ask for an 1rder accordingly,
when the defendants can make their objections
iiany they have ocean, against those proceed
ings.
JOHN G. BR0sE, Adr1r q
John Hemmehe, decd
Dec. IIth, 1874. --6w
HAMRn g. IouaTnN SoIs foyPatSr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

ha Londoa EmeaA ToFy PAL Of aaysI
Ha1 General ackson's lie has neither
sHssn nsefal 0r ornamental = Fhe CoIum.
N|sa ReelslsF lhIBks, however, the Tines
s admit & e sllluulraisd By cuts Is At
og|eana
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
! STATE OF ONO, BnowN CCuNTY,. /
SUPRFMR CoURT.
Lewis Martin
Us. chahcsry.
Chancery.
Alexander Hsaton

AIVNUTIUI IAHutVWF -
In pursuance of an order made in this cause
al the last March term rsaid Court. tile com.
plainant, outhe 2Ist day OF February nsxt,
win proceed with tho Surveyor of said county tc
survey theland and promises In controversy viz.
In making the survey under said order lie par.
ties win meet at the beginning corner Of said
premises at the hour Of 8 o'clock Al. M. and
will continue from day to day between the
huurs OF s'clock A. Ma S O'Clock P M,
Till thesursey is completed. vi
Dawn g. DEvoRE, Solf.
forCOmplainant.
January 8, lS45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

Nenld hn prophet, down South said
ialelj in one bic seTmens that he was
senl 10 redeem the world aud oil things
lheFein. Whereupon andiiTe pulled out
Two Eve dollar bills OF a broken ba0k, and
asked him to fork over The specie.
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Portsmouth, MaYsyiIIe and
Cincinnati Packet /
EHE NEw, SwIFE, AND SPLENDID SrI1.u.
ME ErEOR.

. = F4 - y EIUU II
Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, W sdne Ia
and Friday as l0A.M. and Portsmouth etyi
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at IOA NJ
Stopping AtRipley every Evening on her pas.sgI
up and down, between 6 and 8 O'clock.
IL 'es ofFrelght & pastags moderate. Aad
thsuhnost attentiOn,paid 70 the interest Of III 81
pefs.
The Meteor has Superior accommodation fos
passengets.sis entirely new andin every rkbe
a first class Boat; having been bull withlrre
eear', and furnished in the best style, expfsss:v '
Tor the Portsmouth, trade ~ IN
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
cINCTNNzTTE e Ma YgvTLLEPXCKET
Simon Kenton,
CAPTAIN MeLAIN.

g.. TyHIS fas new Boa
was built expressly 10
run ae Packet between
MaysyllIeNnac Cincinnati.
She leaves Clncinnati eve y Monday, Wadnos-
day aud FslJay at 10 o'clock A. ~: and leaves
MaysyiIle sgerY Tuesday, Thursday and Stature
day az selock A M, atopping at fhe inter.
mediate ports. for Freight orpassags arph Oh
board
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

one third IN ons ystI. tnd ,hs residue b two
years, with interest from the day Of sale, to be
secured BY bond and good security.
Jona -RAMET. Executor Of
Benjamin sutton dec'd.
sJanuAry g, ls45.
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Aromatic Bitters,

NOR Strengthening Weak Stomaehs, and
IL restoring the Appetite. Price l2acoDts,
FOR StLE BY D, J.. Stewart, aud w. P.
Mncklsm, Georgetown--Pa!mer { INmpbel
and Ridggay & Cfadit, Ripley.-. ! (, and
lamb, hbefdeen 6-ml
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

a LIST on LETTERS
R ENAINiNG in he Post Ol6ee
RiR'sy Ohio, on the lsg Of Jans
uary le45. which ifnol iaken oul siihin
totse months, with bl ssntio The Ctnosd
Post Office as Dead Lst0rs,
Allen Harmon MsC4g1s J,ha
Adaas N Maonon Eliz4
BowerO Mooney Alexander
Beech Elia5 Miller Rebeeca& Z
BaHham Nathan McConiuehy RIA
Byard J D Myers John
BriseOis Anton Morrow w 8 Rev.
BarlhOlomewSam'l 2 or Rev. ] .Gasnes
-BRmble James McMiIlen.R
Bartlett M R. McMflain william
Cahll K Menhollen Lucy
Cochran Hugh Moore Henry
Davis Agness Nurdin Edward
Dixson john Peh, French
IDlball William Paterson John Capt.
Eastpn George Quinn Elijah
Easton Mr.. RANKIN John Rev. S
Ivins Mr.. Renshsw Iosepb
Gllmer Mafgaret Robinson Charles
Gillelhnd james Reed Jsck6u
Gasway Mary Ann2 Sellers Michael
Iillman George or Sparks & Lane
ElizAbelh Slaele Mr. Teacher
or James Dear 2 Shelton Dr.. s. q
Hopkins John florence James
Harrison William II TAYLOR tbrim
Hall Hannah Wills Andrew
JamsOn kesler Woshburn Sussnah
James John Warrington jones
Jones Ephraim s Young S W
r j. BENNETT, p M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Road Notice

ApatItIou will be presented to the EaaIhls.
missonerso Of Brown County at theis ii ses.
sion praying foF ihe extension a 4 sb6ntr road
rommencing at Henry Hankin's ford. shance
|np the East Bank ofthe Eas5 Fofk "a aeaabt.
Saw Min thsne1 Dressing ths race below fhe
I'D Saw thenco crossing the Easl Fdfk
5HI1N Aa mil dam, lhence to the line e ANS
uel Cramer and Kefard. theaee with aa Inc
toshe Milford ahd Chileothe Tfnbl saa
January Il t045.
Justices Blanks
fefaale aifk See ef & Sra Skan
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post OXIDE !
Georgetown Ohio, on the lst dby of'
January l645,which, # not taken Jat. n
three months, will be sentsto theIGen.
eral Post ofiiceas dead letters:
B Line William
boil Dayld Lindsey Thompson
y M n
Craig Abraham 2 Maxwell John
Oonner Ira Miller B G
'Coyie John 2 Mccall g. Allen
d Mcclure jones
DinsmoTt )EbenesOr Meizgsr Thomas =
Davis John q N
Darling Scepio Nichohs,R. u 81
Ellis ssmdel Page WaIksI
+ Pierce Geord
FiedtiCk Samuel R1
9 Robins Maya 4
Greves Peter 81
Fl Siratton AndesSoa
HamilionnSalins Sloaks John ~
Hewitt Eli 4
, Toy John
James Francis W
L Woods Narhaniel
JAS. ALLEN. p. M
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Worm Powders,

A Certain, safe, aud effectual Remedy 10,
hthisdisease. Rrics95 cents.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

Fund Commissioners Report.
TNHs uudsrslgned, in obedience q The
Z l9lh Section ofan Act passed 2S,h
Mach 1887 aid the Supplementary acts
Itheteto, make the following report.
Amount receivedfrom The
g Stnia Trsaa.lrvMav 220d.
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NOTICE..

Fobrua,y6, is45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

Il l.. PKHN, Att. for PstiuOpsr.
Feb, 1, 1913. -6
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New Map of'Ohio..

Dec. IIth. 1874. --6w
Haven & JoHsToN Soils. fot Pet,r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
W. GLIB 2 TBS
CHEAP CASH STORE.

UDAR( e ha Store the g no h Jus receive complete ~
J ofGOoDs 6rth aIanI Witcsa @ si OF
81 ri Aspmn
nn ptam English Fh M I gi
il fact eve thing n OF
t brown bl
Pr.en C kndC r Check Line
amidst bnH
mhn k C Gh Ham klf Jt Suspend
Camn, ldnts sims I dg kid mic
@ Gloves Alpaca Ap ~
Buttons ATTENDING C Twists,
E,R n d Vn Ct
andy PM n @ Fur
nICrtnTh IaEs Trveune b. kt, &c sc
anda,
u ThrcEN but tina he above l 9
Country Produce in Of
w.
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET-lR0N. AND BRASS-W ARE
MANDATORY.
AND STOVE STORE
a Nd STOVE STOR3

If>HOS. j. BARGIS has removed his establisIme
4 from Centreville TO Richmond, Main street. a
few doors East of the Branch Bank,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TEi-KEITLE;
where he has hand assortlnen mt of
STOVES, such as Premium Cooking Stoves, Seven and
Template Stoves Fancy and Plain Paror Stoves; Buck
Patent Cooking Stove-whic for saving fuel and fast
cooking cannot be surpassed.
Hollotr Vdre-Such Ovens, Pots, Skiicts Tea
Kettles, Sugar Kettles Pans affie Irons and
other articles, made of both Furnace and Fou-
derry Iron.
Copper and Brass Ware, of every description, made
order-such WORMS, STILLS, DYE-KErTLEs,
DC. Always hand, Kettles from forty gallons
Glue Kettles Copper Measures; Brass Kettles all
yes; Brass Ladies' &c. &c.
ia fall assortment Of TIN WARE kept constant
" hand, and all kinds of Gutter and PIPING made
order l5-Old Ware REPAIRED. Fn
Old Copper Brass Pccter and Lead bought paid for
in work
u Being thankful for the custom he has ijbe rail "
received he hopes by diligently attending to business
TO still continue to receive share of public favor at his
new location.
Richmond, Ia, ept. 10th. 1915. 31tf
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AFTER ALL MEDICINES HAVE FAIL d
DR.. DuDcan.s
EXPECT EEM NEEDY

Must do the healing and curative business, after all
Why that many persons the habit of grasp
the deiecrious nostruns published tho
papers put persons who have knowledge either
Of of medicine; neither could they
be forced o swallow their mixing, which they in
tend others Almost daily these calling
the office, whose counte and debiitafcd struc
denotes the evils OF the poisonous physc paiued up
on them their affection. IL yards could
speak they would astons the world. of the vast amount
carried the effects of poisonous ,nedcnes ad
nlstered them by persons who have grown wealthy
upon creduty of those whom they have duped Let
it be- rcmenbe that Dr. Dancans Erpecforant Remedy
the only medicine that perfect confidence can be placed
in for the certain removal the first of Consump-
Gail upon the Agent in Richmond and learn the won
d. rful cures wondrul medicine is performing
For sale at the
Richmond Book Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29

Rurux.r,sM GoUr, AND Tic DoULoUREux.-A respccta-
bile gentleman called Office he said, to inform
M that he had been afflicted for fifteen with kheu-
,natisn or Govt and occasionally with Tic Douloureux;
that he has frequently confined to his room for
months together and often suffered the most intense and
excruciatng but that lately he had been Dr.
JaYNE's ALTERNATIVE, from which he found the most
xpccted relief He he found the medi-
cine pleasant and effective and that he now cosc-
ers himself thoroughly cured.-lSpirit of the Times
PIIEs-Half the of Piles caused by the rri-
taon of small JAMES VERMFUGE all such
cases by removing the and impartIhg healthy
to the bowels
n-TBoth of the above medicines for sale at
REEDS DRUG STORE
Richme nd, October 80 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29
DIR. DJ MEANS EUROPEAN PANACEA, FOR THE
CURE OF SCROFULA,

N FSPEPSiA, liver complaint, dropsey, Pimples
- the face and body letter gravel, govt rheumatism
ulcers am of description. syphilis, scobutic
affections, weakness and debility. inflammation Of the kid
bladder female distractions and weakness and
al diseases from torpid condition OF the glands
and depravity impurity of :hc blood.
The history of this truly great medicine is well
known those vino have visited the capitals Of England
and France within the last few years, require any
nendaon to them But for the be neft Of the an
This panacea is perhaps the happicst combination of
dcnal agents made embracing does the power
OF Graduating diseases by It's unequaled effects in puri
flying the blood, renovating the fluids and removing OBJ
structions from the whole giandular appsratus-Ihs
medicine goes work slowly and silently extending
influence organ, giving vgor and activity.
and finally putting the whole machinery Of man into
co.nriete and healthy action
Or. DUneoa's EuroDean Panaeeo just -,es.vea -
ms Western Office 80 Sycamore street. cipeinnats ~
which place in the South and West vii. pleas d.
1T their orders,
Price 81 90 per bottle supply JUS, received a, the
Richmond BOOK STORE
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENT.
G. Il II ETH G.

I MOOR OIL CLOTHS. superior House Keeping
1 ana Furnishing Articles. &C.. &C.. No IL,
East Fourth Street Cincinnati Fresh Supplies now
penng by the subscribers large and extensive assort
of Carpeng. Rugs Booking Floor Oil Cloths &c,
embracing great variety of and improved patterns
for rich furnishing. together with all kinds of medium
and low priced Carpets which offer for the inspection
purchase the lowest cash prices, among them
Elegant Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets, in
complete sets with Rugs;
ROYAL Brussels Carpets of designs, the latest
mportations;
New Brussels and DanlaslS Stair Carpets;
Rich patterns Imperial 3 ply do;
Heavy superfnes and second super 1ngraned do,
Extra fine fine, and common 90 do:
Union lngrai9ed Temp and Cotton do;
IS, 81, and IA Danlask Venitian
Super PLAN Ventans, As to IA wide;
Listing, Rag and common Ncnitian Carpets;
81 and 81 plain and fig'd WOODEN Boo king;
Double width cintz fg'd 90 do;
Tufted AMI Chenille Rugs, TO match Carpets;
Fine Velvet and Administer, do do:
Chenille, Adelaide and sheep-skin Paror Mats
Cocoa, Jute, and Manila Door do:
Stair Rods and Stair Druggcts;
Carpet Bindings. &c.
handsome assortment of entirely new Patterns IN large
sheets, warranted well scasoned cut to fit Halls Rooms
Passages, and Lobbies, Of any size. Also cheap Oil
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Including variety of Furnishing Articles ordered
pressly superior materials and best fabric for great
service Russia, Irish and Barnsy Linen Sheeting
of eery width to yds wide; Irish shirtng and Pillow
Cloths Napkins and Doics; best kinds OF Ioweing Di-
apers. =, ;, ,,vl -
Table. Stand and I-ano covers Of Cloth "'rsed and
Cotton fabrcs Table covering n tne piece :, .
Superior family Blankets fros.l cradle SIZE to ID
square for large beds; Elegant white aid ciore gloa
Marsees Quilts of dimensions, witt, io-'e's anu
Bureau Covers.
ELEGANT DRAPERY AND CURTAIN GOOCS
fabrics for full Drapery with Borders and
rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace Curtains II
Window Chinzs and Hollands for shades, White Dmty.
Furniture ChintZes. &c.
Rich Fashionable SILKS, CASHNERES and seasonabe
Dress Goods Muslin Robes and materials for Evening
Drt sses: Rich Shaws, Scarfs Cravats. &c.;-French
worked Capes, Collars and Trimmings; Family Mourn
ing; Laces. Ribbons. Hosiery, Gloves, Wits. &c
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings; Rogers and
Welsh FIannels: Ladies and Gents under Garments; a
general stock of American Prints cotton Sheetngs,
Shirtings Tickngs and other Domestic Goods
JOHN SHILLITO & co.
Dry Goods and Carpet House.
oct l.. 1915 No H. Last Fourth St
\. B.-Persons fitting mp Hotels. Steamboats, Church
Public Buildings particularly invited to give
a CALI
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Sheriff. Sale.

TDI virtue of sundry executions directed, from
d Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
at the house door in Centrevlie, WAYNE
Indiana. the 18th day of November, 1s45, between
the hours of ten o'clock, M, and o'clock p. of
said day, the following property, to- wit certain par
eel lot of land the of Richmond, wayne
county, Indiana and known by being lot numbered
numbered the original plat o. SAID etty lad
of bv Robert Morrison. Taken the property of
James W Green satisfy said Executions in f-vnr of
James 3. Ray and others
DAVID GENTRY, Shff.Wc
r,c,oE.ar
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before offered ms CITY Ihef STOCK cOlisi'ta' III Pl
CLOTHS, of all colors and prices much lower than
ever before offered IA this market.
CASSIMERES, genl assortment of PLAIN and fancy
plaids and stripes
VESTINGS: plain and fancy Satin; plain black and
fancy Paid Silk Velvet; De Jonviile Cashmaret al
encia, &c.
SATINETS and JEANS: all coiors, plain and fancy
very cheap.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.-Our stock of goods IN
this line very generals among which are: black CO.
lours, striped, and figd Silks; Cashmere &c Cose; Al
CHAN Satis $; Apacas, plain and fancy; Nonssciin de
lanes; TIbet and English Mcrino; Cobourg and la.
Cloths; Pongee; Gala Plaids; French x Manchester
Gnglams, and Prints of all styles and patterns
SHAWIS, in great variety, among which are: PLAIN
red Ihbct; BrocEa; Cashmere; Mc0Tregor;
alie; NJ de Lame; plain and embroidered Cloth; Van
dyke, &c &c.
SMALL WARES & FANCY GOODS-Pongee,
flag bandana. linen cambria and cotton Hdks; black
Italian Cravats RoInalcs Gents Scarfs and stocks,
gum, worstcd cotton and web Braces, general assor-
All of which will be sold upon the principle Of
Riclaanld SenteInLer ODD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29

NOTICE To ALL WHO MAY BE CONCERNED,
= >! that, whereas, wife, Sarah Ann about the last
week of February last left my bed and board without
provocaton whatsoever this Is to notify all
that will pay debts contracted by her, and he reby
forewarn and all persons from harboring trusting
her my account; | determined not to pay any
bills which, may be presented on her account
JACOB TREMBLE.
October Ist, lS45 4l:3t.