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Splendid Lolieries 10 drew IN o. toJcr. 1915.


LOOh a IiilSt
10000 DOLLARS, 1900 DuILARSl
Grand Consolidate No. G3, draws Saturday,
October llh. Capitals: grand prize oil 80 900
dollars, 10000, 6,0O0 4 O0O 2,3G4 Of 2OoO. 5
of 800, OF 1000, 100 Of 500, 100 Of 200, &c.
- Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tickets only $40
Certificate OF II whole Tickets sent for Si0S-
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS, 100 or 900 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. "a,
draws October 18th. Capitals: | grand prize oil
$50 GOO, 5000 1000 eli 50, 100 OF 1000, &c.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tickets only 80
A certificate OF a package Of - whole Tickets
Will be send Tor only SliS-tlalvss and Quarters
il proportion
10000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated No. Is, draws SATURDAY.
Oct. 25lh. splendid prize Of S30000, 10000
60O0, 2,4l0, 10 Of 203O, 10 of 800, 10 of Zoo
10 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Whole
Tickets only $40. a certificate of Dc whole Tic
lcls VII! be sent for only Slll-Ilalves and Guar
lers in proper, on.
BIGGER & co. intend 10 sell some Of The
above SPLENDID PRIZES, therefore, il you
want one Of Them, send your orders without delay
10 L. RUSSELL BIGGER < co,
Richmond.
Packages Of Whocs, Halves and Quarter.
single Whoes and Shares always on hand,
the usual great variety
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are rccei-
ed, and all orders addressed 10 us will meet lie
mos, prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 20 o.
lars, and when remittance is made 10 us LACE
or small, we will always invest in the mos! pou-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings SELF, when requested, to all no
order from us. L. Il. L. X CO.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize fleets,
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
Oct 4
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SMITHS
VALUABLE SERIES or SCHOOL BOOhS.
CMlTH'S Geography and Atlas, revised ~lih
y some extra Maps and useful lisi oil cues
lions, which are 10 be found in no other GeoS-
raphy. =, p.o.no,,.,
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
Smiths English Grammar ON he Productive
Teachers. who will inlrolucefhcse works into
their schools will be offered great Inducements
Call or send your orders To
j. w. RANDOLPH < CO,
Oct3 l2l Main Street, Richmond.
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New Commission House.
WINFREE Il SHEPPARD,

TllE suhsci ibcrs having this day associated
Il themselves in business under The style and
6fp,, a
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Iichct> : y HIVES JVi quarters, y 20; clSiithS
| s7!. Certificates of pa.ks.c> OF 81 whole
tickets ESQ Oh; 26halfiiche,> 90; 20 quarter lick
els Is; 26eisalh tickets ~ 80.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandra Lottery, Class ~, for 1915, TO BE
drawn il Alexandria, D. c. on Saturday Oct
18th, l,i5. Capitals; $50 900. 10000, 5000
3,3l7, > prizes OF $500, OF 2,c0U, 10 Of 800
200 Of 800, &c. &C. - No. Lottery, II drawn
ballots. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarers2 so
Certificates of packages Of p whole tickets $50;
IS halves Go; p quaHers, 81 so.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, for 1915 10
be drawn in Alexandria D c., on Saturday, Oct
18th 1915. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 1000 3,000,
2,200, 10 prizes of 1000, &c, &c. &c Nos, IL
ballos. Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters , So
Certificates Of packages OF - whole Tickets,
SllG - halves So % quarters, 81 so.
81. Orders for tickets and shares AMI cerii-
cate, of packages in tie above splendid Lotteries
will receive The mos; prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing will be sent i'm
meciasely AFTER il is over 10 all vino order from Us.
Address 10
J. G. GREGORY s CO., Managers,
SPIT. 80 Richmond, Virginia.
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A CARD.

II f.HhD.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
TIIE subscriber o:irfs ioI SIZE a large and
L complete assortment OF DRY GOODS, suit
cd 10 The season, at very great reduction from
the usual prices:
Ten bales oi red and white Flannels
Twelve packages Heavy Negro Goods :
Five cases Alpaccas and Dress Goods oil all
kinds
Blankets of every grade
Five cases plain and plaid Canbrics
A large assortnen, OF patent Threads aud spool
Culons
Five cases Kentucky Jeans
Five cases Satinrlts
Thirty cases Prints
Five bales Flushings and PHO; Cloths
Country Merchants and Others wanting Goods
by the piece may rely on finding them unusual
ly law %. H. LONDON,
Sent, 25 Eagle Square.
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oJ,OOO DOLLaKS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass, 10, Tor SIS, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. G., on Sanrday, Oct.
18th, 1915. Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000,
5000, 3,Sl7, 3 OF $500, 4 Of 1000, 0 of 800,
200 of 500 &C., &c. IS No. Letter, II drawn
ballo's. Tickets 10 dollars; halves {; quarters
80 Certificates Of packages Q: IS .hoie tickets
1870 dollars; Is halves IS; Is quarlen % 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No A. for 1915. 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, DC
loher 18th, ISi5 Prizes: 25OGu d,lla-.. 10000
1000 5000, 1900, 10 Of 2.cGo, 10 Of 5O0, 10 OF
400, &c, &c. CG Nos, II ballots Tickets 10
dollars; halves 5; quarters 80. Certificates of
packages OF - Whole tickets 10 dollars; % halves
S.; % quarters ~ 50.
g-'F Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlili-
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
res will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing vii. be sent imnedi-
atey after il is over, free oil Postage, 10 all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN III. CLARKE,
Oct. Richmond, Va.
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nor SALE, privately, 10 remain in or near
L The CITY, a Negro Woman, IS years old
She is a first rate washer and iroatr. Also, a
Negro Man, d years old, and Negro Gill, 3
years old. Apply 10
T. H. TALIAFERRO,
Oct. 81 Bell Tavern.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
,TIE subscribers nj M 81 Main street, have just 'e-
4 criyri and opened q beautiful assortment oi new
and fashionable GOODS for ladies' wear. II which i':cy
particular call The attention OF country merchants ana
Others purchasing in this market
Super fou ard Rips rich and heautiiul article
Fine new style Cashmere lie coss, English ana french
Super figured Rclin"iias
SUPER figured McDuraI and Zenobias
Strped and changeahc A!hcrters
Fcured Eolans and Fonlard Musllns
Plain and figured Apaccas
Blask aui blue cobnIes, Tor ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints. large assortment
Woo,!en and other Shlw- in grca, variety
Linen cambria ant either Hanhkefchrts
I.,ng hiiI-iiugcIrd Mats, black and white
Rack aud white rils Hose
Jaronet and SWISS Mnslins
Plain and check Cambria, large assornrnt
Isle ace and Ed.ing
Paris Gmp and 6 rides, black and c"ior"d
Back Bomaazin- SiIk, Florence BRAID and Willow
Bonneis
Bonnet Cap AMI IAIs;ring Ribbons.
Til, se goods with many Others, Dave been selected
with much care and will be offered Ia purchasers e1
trenlely low. orn,,y
mt -cydf
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,. e.. Gregory 81 Co.

MANAGERS, NO. lOl, NAN STREET.,
lfi RICHMOND, Virginia
81 Whole Ticket Nos, As 50 G5, the second
capital prize of $4,000, in Alexandria Lottery,
No. 222 Extra, drawn 9Th instant, was sent from
this office 70 J. 7. Word, Yender, Richmond,
Virginia.
Quarter Tickle Nos. y IS. The Capital prize
Of $4,000, in A'exandrIa Lottery, No. 81, drawn
30;h Aug, was sen, 10 this Office
Hall Ticket Nos. 6 IS &c, The Capital prize
IL 10000, in me Alexandra Lottery. No 20i.
Extra, drawn 9th Aug, was sent TO This Office
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER.
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
The sr!cnid Alexandra Lottery, Glass b., for
1915 10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Salur.
day, October IL, 1915. 70 number Lottery Is
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:. Russell Bigger Il Go.

a CENTS for the Managers, %. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
"kEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortune Home [Bsgeps Prize Olfice] is
THE PLACE FOR PRIZES.
Dr75inss reecired crery day al o'eloek-Saies
close al j.
BIGGER & CO. present 10 their numerous
correspondents the following grand Schemes 10 be
drawn shortly. They would particularly call at
tenlion 10 the FACT, that from their Office more
Prizes have been sent forth, than from any other
Office in the United Sia,es-ihe proof Ct which
they are ready 10 produce. Every mail carries
the Pleasing intelligence IL some Of our cores
ponden,s OF their good fortune al Bigger & Co 5
Office The same brilliant success that has here
totore attended those who purchase at "Fortune's
Home may still be expected. Therefore, exa-
mine The grand Schemes below, and if you should
want chance in them, send your orders without
delay TO The greas Capital Prize Sellers,
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
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T ICORICE, most celebrated brands
i II Salt, fine and course
Bacon Sides. prime quality
Shors-cily made brosans
Sole lie ilher, good ana damaged
Cotton Yarns assorted
Powder. rid. and blasting
Plaster, ground and calcned
Hcrrings, No l, N. G.. For sale by
Oct.4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RIO JANEIPO

VIZ ItIO
IN The fine Brig ARGYLE, Captain Cook
lSss2sey can accommodate passengcrs--lo sail
The oh inst. Apply to the Captain ii Port Wal
lhall, orto
WARWICK & BARKSDALE.
Oct 6-4s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y, Turpin,s Office,

shane f,r next Saturday should be noticed by
re capitals Of $50 Geo. IS 900, 10000 and 81
s'Ss m oa0, &c, &C.. will be sold. Package may
The ovo $500 and oOGU dollar ,n r,. ..na S se
i''fe g. J. +. WORD,
l'isf Richmond, Va.
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l-,rirNDlD GUlTARS.-P. II. TAYLOR has
- received from The celebrated maker, Z;
;, yim.;n a further supply OF lis unequalied
u1 nil;0 FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
!. - Onnnsi:e ihc Bank;
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Ftom he Defsnee Demoeras.
Mr. BUCHANAN.

TIE Globe published . letter from this
Eenllemen, ,qnder date of December llih I,
% bis neads ia Pennsylvania, in which,
after hhzasding ihe prediction. shst MI.
Polk will disappoiul lhe expectations Of
bic ioes. sad suFpass even the high hopes
Of " friends, be counssls the democracy
es olloRM
Lei him, then. have . fair 6eld--let
bin bs sustained BY The entire demos "a
cg in his edsrs 10 confirm and slenglil-
,ea the great aid glorious psrIy which has
brought him into power, and our late
Triumph Will be but the precursor Of new
Victories. Tbs party must support him
With nnbfokeR front, IN order 10 sustain
itself in The presence q tbs powerful and
inisllecsual patty which still hoIds ils pc
silioa in tie field OfSbliile. Al the sP-
propriaie time, We shall select another
candidate, as Alex ,nder did lis success.
sOr, and besiow the highest office in Tie
void upon the man who shall then have
proved himself 10 b, the most vol
lhy."
The letter closes with the following ex
ceilent senlimeDls;--
Democracy -Fvfibe sake Il iIs prih.
ciPies, first and above all ll-and sllerwsrds
iair selection sInoEg iis volsries Of tho
most honest and capable public pgenIs
70 give these Principles effect"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

DVBLIc- NOTICE s Esrsby given that
there will be q petition presented 70
the Commissioners Of tho county Of Brown Ohio
at thsiF next stated meeting, praying for the
vacation Of that portion Of the county road
Commonly eplIsd the Old Newmarket rosd)
which lies between Grimes at Abraham Mid
dleswarts house in Byrd township In said coun-
ty, aud the crossings of Eagle creek BY Samuel
Bsnnington's house in Jackson township in said
county; for the following amongst other reasons, /,
lst. good county road leading by COslstis
Steam mid, and which cannot be dispensed
with, runs from tha beginning point at near
MlddlesW arts to the poiut Of termination near
Bennintgon's neatly parable, with the road TO be
vaeatsd-and not mile apart at the widest
points; and furnishes every outlet necessary for
the public without the szspsnso Of keeping in
repair two rOads.
Dee. 30, 1874. lw.
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Notice.

A T the next session Of the Commissioners
~ for Brown coWnly in March, there win 5e a
petition presented 70 Them for coz Snty road,
beginning Ia the road leading fromGsorgetown to
NewhOpe,a tls mouth Of small run ,on the y.
side ofNoahEllis's oreha thence up said run u
IN north eaSterly direction to inteEect the road
running east from said Ellis's dwelling house,
thence east along said road to point opposite
the south east corner Of 5trother's survey No.
3079, thence northerly to said corner, thence a
long the line OF said survey to the north east
corner thereof; thcuca on The most eligible
route To the south vest corner Of Langbornels
survey No. l956S. near the widow Rice's, thence
along the line Of said survey to The north east
corner OF Mr.. LIndsPy's farm. thence on the
most aljgibls route in a northeTly direction 20
inserssct the road leading from Everett D.
Sinilh's 70 Arnheim. AllinNrsStsd will take
notice accordingly.
MANY PETITIONERS
January 20, lslS.
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ANTrRENT WAR.

We learn from the New York Sun thai
the Anli Rent troubles in Western New
York are spreading. The Deputy 'sher.
i1pf OIsego, while attempting TO Servo
contract process, was ips0lted, rode Oh
Fsil, bic head tarred, bis boOls filed and
drawn on. and finally senl away with The
Injunction thal he must never sppeaF a.
gain within their dominions under lhe
penalty of death. In CatlapRus county
lhe Anti Holland land company tenants
als feFiled,On Dutch Hill, near Elico,,.
vile, aud haYs one Geld psioa. The
Sheriff was released on Sunday and while
onl secaanoilssing, one OF lhe Colonies
pts fled upon By eight RITES. Without
beinR injured. He returned The iire.
hald I not stay 10 see howimsny Indians
he id killed.
ed pieceshavs been brought into
Elicollyille, and there is an expectation
81 baitle.--O s. Tribune
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Road Notice.

THERE will be presented 3 petition
y to lie Trustees Of Perry Township
Blown county Ohio, praying for the es'
labIishmenl Of Township road in Perry
Township as follows 10 vita beginning at
lhs northern extremity Of Anthony STEM,
gels improvement on the county road,
from thence 10 the corner Of Jonah Cad
walader and David ROudebUsh, following
lha lane through Cadwaladers farm 10
lhs rifle OF common fordng place 0flhe
East fork, thence The nearest end best
way 10 the Georgetown and Wilmineian
Slate road,
Feb. 3, l645.
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srATE OF OHro, BRowN COUNTY. )
CouRT nF CnMunu p..

STATE OF OHo, BRowN COUNTY,
CoURT OF CoMHoN PLEAs.
Matthew Kincaid, Admiplslrator
Of the estate Of JohuD Dunham, deed
benjamin. Dunham & Others.
TDE 1t remembered, that here tofors, to vii.
don the 4th day of April A. d. 1874. the
complainant filed In the Clerks Office Of said
Court his certain Bill inCaaneery, setting forth
among other things, that at tho May term Of
said Couri lnthe,year l5i3, as Administrator
Of said John Durham, he obtained Judgment
In said Court against the Dsfendsnt BENJAMIN
Durham for tnesu Of eight handrsd ami twen-
" eight dollars ana eleven cents danaRes. aud
costs, take at six dollars and 90 cents. That
said BENJAMIN has not paid said iudemeD, Or
any part thereof, and has not personal or real
estate subject to levy or execution sufficient 10
satisfy said Judgment. The bill further states
that said Benjamin. has an equitable interest
in the undivided halt Of about seven and half
acres II land lying on whiteoak creeksaid eoun-
", with gristand saw mill shereon. and also
ia house and lot contiguous to said property.
purchased Of said John Durham, and that the
Judgment aforesaid was recovered for the ball
ance Of the purchase money for said pfouertv
The bill further alleges that the legal title 70
said premises Is in the widow and heirs of said
John Dunham to wit Della Graham widow &
Alexander NJ. Durham, Isaac NJ. Durham,
William f. Durham & lohn'H, Dunharn, ,eh,l.
dren ofIaid John Dunham, deed. and hat an.
allowance having been made to said widi,w in
lieusof heI dover, said premises ARE now wholly
free IL equity from her dover incumbranee -
The prayer Of the bill isthat the equitabls in
terest the said Benjamin Duhlam ii said
premises be decFeed TO be sold TO satisfy the
judgment aud costs aforesaid, and that upon The
sale thsroOf til said widow and'ehildran he ol.
deFsd and deereed torelease AID convey 70 the
purchaser all their right and inteFestin said real
estate and for general relief.
And al the last October term Of said court. Il
tot satisfaction oflheCouFt thalsaid
widow and heirs are not residents ofthe STATE or
Ohioi ordered that notice Of the pendeney and
pFayes ofthe bill be published n the Democrss-
10 Standard a newspaper published IN said coun
" and in general ejaculation therein for six
consecdslve4weeks prior to the next term Of said
court 40 which time cause continued: Said
will therafore appear nna plsa d ~
Sweral deHarfo said bill aeaasI II,a ID fhs miles
ifeaIa Couis. OF eaid bill, as 70 than. WIN be
lakenas cossfsssed. and thomaltefa therein de-
sreed accordingly.
JoaS H. BLAin, CLERK.
DAvnG g. DEyakh, SOlsr.
January 8. lo4s
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GEnRGETOWN. SEMINARY.

TVHE Spring Session Of ibs Ladies
Seminary will open on the l7lh Of
February. The superintendent will be
assisted BY competent teacher irOmPilts.
burg.
No pupil win be received FOR less time
than half term, and no deduction fcI
absence will be made, except Tor sick
ness Of two weeks at time or moro.
Rates Of tuition the same as formerly
For primary studies $7,OO
For higher branches $500
There will be a small charge for fuel
aad OH contingent expenses.
SARAH T. JOHNSON.
Feb. lst, IS45.
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aExPoRTs oF RREGn sruFFs.

~. appears from the official returns,
lhsi the whole quantity Of flur export
. ed from the UaiIsd States in The sesl
ending IN Sept. ls4l was ,529,647
barrels, 81 which 1913 ,255 barrels, or
considerably moro than half, went to
Great Britain and her colonies. The
iwhole quantity Of whest Exported in the
SINE year was 68S, ,5S5 bushels of which
o5O,sU5 bushels, being nearly tho whole,
went % England and her dependencies
Il is supposed that the late reduction Of
Sinliesi il England will make the quantity
taken still greaier, and il tho advocates
Of The sniire repeal Of the corn laws
should sncc aed il win become immense"
The advocates u high protective ,ar.
~ took VAST pains to tell the people eve
II where, that Great Britain refused 10
take our produce; but in The very face Of
ths, We have continually accounts Of
large Expectations 10 England Of almost
ell kinds Of our agricultural products, and
II tho anti.cOrn law party succeed in for
cling government % more liberal policy,
additional millions Of western produce
will 90 10 England, TO feed her slarv ng
population Staiesman.
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STATS or OHlo, BRowN coUSrT,l
Court OF CoMMoN PLaAs u
Januag 20, ls45.
State Of Ohio

STATS or OHlo, BRowN coUNTY,l.
CoURr OF COMMON PLsAss
State Of Ohio
James Givens &others
nEit remembered tha heretofore 10 wit /:
Don the 25th day July A. d. 1914, the
'Complainsnt filed in said Court hes cerrain
Billin Ghancery y--setting forth among other
things, that said Givens, on the 23d day of
May LS4l, executed two obligations to The
complainant for Surplus Revenue,-ohe ior
the sum Of S4O0 with Benjamin Applegate aud
John Dixson security, and the other for S300
with Daniel w Applegate principal and he
the said Owens aud Benjamin Applegate secu.
rity; that upon the obligation first named the
said Givens, on thel2th day of November 1874 3,
piad S9O0of The principal, and tina upon both
Of said obligations the interest was fully paid
including the instalment due May 23d Is43.--
The bill further states that the better to secure
said sums Of money, the said Givens, on the
24tn day of fAugusI l643, executed mortgage
of that date to-tleComp lainant upon 33I acres
Of land Il inS in said county on the waters Of
Whiteoik eek,whch said mortgage is proper
" conditioned for the;paymenl OF said sums of
money and interest. The bill alleges that sa i'd
obligations are due with arrears Of in terest. d
that said GNens, before the execution of the
mortgage aforesaid, executed mortgage to
90 the Def. Ohio Williams for the alledged
um of 5sI dollars & 70 cents due April I4th
1874, to the defendant Henry Gill for Si4O0
due April7, ,IS44, to the dsftOIhoR Richards for2s9
dollars duo May I'd l943, 10 the def. Ebenezer
Watson for 1903 dollars As cents due 9th Sep
tember Is43, and to den. David g.. Dsvors fa.
a98 dollars so cents due four gears from the24th
day Of August I843.
The prayer Of The bill Is, that said Court de.
cree an account 70 be taken and statelo the
amounts due upon said mortgages respectively.
and that said real estate be sold to satisfy the
same acc1rding to priority, and for general re-
Iceland at the last0ctober term Of said court.
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the Defendants Williams, Gill and Wat
son are not residents of the State Of Ohio. on
motion ordered that notice Of the pendency &
prayer Of the bill bs published in the Democrat.
ic STANDARD, a newspaper published in taid
county OF Brown for six consecutive weeks pri-
or tothp next Term Of said Court. Said de-
[ fendants will therefore appear and plead an.
swer Or demur to said bill according to the
rules ofsaid Court, OF said bill, as to them,
will bs taken as confessed, aud the matter
therein dsersed accordingly.
JQHN II. BLAR, Clerk.
DAVID G DEvoRE, S1rr.
| January 8. ls45.
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The subscriber propose pub new ed
ion ofheiT map of The State of Ohio.
ThsMap Is compiled from the Surveyain the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati lnpatt
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skin as. q
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by thspresent Sur
ySyor Gene rel, but confirmed by the sertifcats
hereuuto attached, Of Robert 7. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor Of Mr., Halnes: and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
temnlated public Improvements, together viii
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation. counti,.
Towns, cities and villages, which will b. lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubtthat this map willcontair
the most ninuto aud authentic Information ol
any state map ever published. One Of the pro
oretors has visited every county in the STATE, IA
the purpose ofgathering every infoma tion reauis
ite, to insure correctness. This fact Of itself
willueeessarily give assurance to those who,nav
,,atroaze the map, that for real ltilltv! II nus,
supersede any map got up East. for the purposs
ofstate, but without the advantage Of the per
sonai inspection and labor tha ha : been bsstow.
ed exeiusivelyon this.
The size Of the map will be betwee1f 4 and {
fsetIsouare neatly colorsd 10 sounties. 1Aoun,as
and vanished aud sold subseribersa at the lee
price ofsix dollars.
Agents or companie taking tencopiss, will
be allowed deduction oforty per cent.
DO0bITfLE {. MUNSON.
Engravefs and map publishers, Cincinaati
have axaminedthe compilations made fron
the publicsuEveys in this Office by M Morrison,
for Messrs. Doo'ittle Munson ,whoare about
20 publish sectional map nf the state Of Ohio
aud so fafRs they relate to the public Survey,
thsyare correct. ROBERT 4, LYLEs
guxveyof General sClncinnaW
A,,Sr,at 2. l6AI