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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

tF' The Hagers,own Herald of "Wednesday
says that Mr. sNIvFIY the Wig candidate for Con
gress has nearly recovered from the ndispositon under
which he has laboring for some days past IN ne
little town Of Hancock hty sixty persons are vi
with fever a: this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

wArrSG.-By reference to al entertainments vii De
seen that Mr. GOLDSMITH vii commence with his FAl
Writing Classes Monday nex at the reduced terms
of g fr the Mr. g. Is well known ss an emf
men, and successful Teacher tina; need not enlarge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

~ Hon. J. P. KFSSEDr accepts the nonlins-
ton as Representative in Congress offered him by
the Wings OF Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
Maine ElectiQu.

Below we give returns from ll2 towns Com
pared with the Presidential election. Anderson ;
vote has fallen of 5,5li, Morses 3l7l, and the
Scattering has increased 400. So that there is a
Loco Foco loss of 27iq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

~ John Tyler and wife arrived in Baltimore on
Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

II The Union has long article on Mexico
Again in which Don Quxo,e, Scots Pirate Bsbeais,
Young Giant. and other things mixed up in glorious
confusion The following sentence contains the amount
Of the whole article
We repeat tive desire peace with Mexico but Il
BE- an honorable permanent, peace II she str ikes
Us she 10 gone"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

AyrIREyr.-A gentleman. who passed through
Worthwhile yesterday morning reports that the posse had
then under arrest one Dewey Indian Chief charged
with being present disguised and armed. at the sale at
Earles Arrests frequent the posse starting Mt all
hours of the day and returning with prisoners Some Of
these arrests however not charged with crime but
are of persons whom subp~nas have issued and who
from Discrimination from fear of their antrent combi
nations refuse TO appear and testify. These dis
charged when their evidence il given before the Cor
oner and they enter into bonds To appear AZ the trial OF
the cause The ruin that has been brought upon the
anti rent section great The farms abandoned the
tenants secreted in the woods or flying distance the
ordinary intercourse of business and society broken up
But the strong arm of the law Il fast restoring order
The process of rent collection goes on, and very large
numbers Of the tcnantry avail themselves Of the Oppor
tny tor paying arrears and extngushng the rentien
on their property by equitable settlement with the
landlords Albany Atlas, sept. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

Correspondence OF The Tribune.


rHILADEIPHIA Sept IA AN
MoRE RiOTI>G AMONG TIE FIRsNs> A des
persre conflict took place last night. Eighth :,
Moysmensing between the members Of the Wees.
and Noysmsnslng Hose Companies. during which
several persons were severely injured The NoyA
men.ins Company-comyOsed u gang al The most In
famous rowGles. the names OF number Of which shs
hereafter -iye-msde tie rs; assault the Weccacoe
proceeding 20 sta, alarm Of nrc raised no doubt by
these mscreants within few yards ofthcir house
Clubs. stones spsnners. and firearms used
snd that too with the most numerous intent The whole
neighbOrhood thrown into state II sreai excite
Ineni and alarm. and indeed time the safety II
the District feared The Police nothing
With the exception of Alderman Ho'ner Noyamsn.
sing may be said % BE- without an officer who dare
honestly and iesricssly discharge his duty Although
he differs with in politics must DO him justice
You may now ook FOR another scries Of hrmens rios
The csrrasr of the Weccscoe taken possession II
by the ritisns the Moys she Is called the from,
ispiccc tcfsced and the whole apparatus les.
iured
At 10 o'diock large body Of policemen IN read
ness but all was quiet during the night
Both of the above Companies have upon severn occA
sious been declared nuisance by the Grand jury bat
what OF that
The members Of the Northern Liberty and Lafayette
Hose Companies were also engaged last night in brutal
nght az Ninth and Arch sts. ~ ne cRy Several We're
badly hurt
Isaac Risdon, a young man. was killed on Wed.
day evening the Permanent Bridge Schay4Ail. BY
being thrown rum his wagon and run over lie resided
a few miles from the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
NcrlaOnt.

Returns from 1875 towns foot mp fellows
sladc. .l426s kellogg. 1902 SKATER 2s5
Sladc over Kellogg 1864 Kellogg and SKATER
over Slaie 26l9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

SorreE-Eor SewHsven--FGe tf.y oents-Ths
steamer Hero viii leave rom P-csslP T. r. 90 MONDAY
morning. Sept 18Th hsLpsa O'Clock The new Cham
p.ou on Tuesday ncrnns. Sept 10th, ii hafFsa7 O'Clock
gsre ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
NJ. G. CoBB. Secretary.

fF The trial OF Bough,on. in Hudson. Is pro
ceedlns very slowly Aner weeks labor there nave
been only four jurors empsnneed The large panel IL
now exhausted and the Court have ordered that tals
i..ue to the Coroners Of the County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

DELICIOUS OoLoNG.-A most delightful black tea
called by the Celestias "Oolong" is sold by the Pekin
Tea Company IS Fultonst at 80 cents per pound supe
nor 10 any Black Tea have ever bought for double
that price. Our readers would do well 10 compare a
sample of il with tea for which they now paying 10
cents and dollar per pound. 1t is quite important to
know where you get better tea at four shiings than
you have all along been using at cost Of six shngs per
pound We copy the following from the BrdHyord
Courier
DELICIOUS BLACK TIA At - CENTS PER POUND
We have drank this deli h,.ul Tea and II we i've 10 visit
NewYOrk Will drink Il again and what IL more we
will bring chest Of /, home with us for oursef and
neghbors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thing
equal this. We used 10 be very fond OF wine but
hereafter drink be the delicious Oolong sold by
the Pekin Tea Company the very reasonable Price u
ttiy cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea. and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for H. But thanks 70 the
Pekin Tea Company, get better tea from them
at IS cents per pound. We drink one pound per week
by which saving thirteen dollars per year
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend US TO
the Pekin Tea Company, say we. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

IT At the charter election in the village OF Bing'
hsnron sept the Wings elected majority OF Irrs-
,ees-saire - las, year.
t. Cassius NJ Clay is al Richmond Madison
county Ny ard is ia, recovering from his indisPos'ion
ECol BEsros is quite IL in Washington again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

The Oregon with the longest route by - miles,
arrived Providence about 10 minutes after the Sonlng
ton train notwithstanding extra engine was added 10
the train. Returning the run was made m about the
same time the outward trp-the Rhode Island bel ng
passed outside Of sands Point The Oregon was iu on
passengers both ways and the trip 10 Newfork she
crowded.
Quite excitement was created ~ Providence by her
arrival in short run and both there and al Newport
she crowded with visrers who were unhounded IN
their expressions of admiration at the beauty oil her
model and belongings The ~harves were line win
crowds who gave hearty cheers as the boat moved on
We give few Of the details OF her construction and
furnishing which will give some idea OF her masnt ude;
She 100 tons Is 800 feet long - feei beam o
feet wide all draws feet water loaded was pun Oy
smith & DmOn engine 1000 horse power by SULLIVAN,
Allen & Co. at the Novelty works Her Joners work
done and well done. by Chs g. Simonson painting
and decorating by VIM Holmes Her cy Under - ~ men,
with II feet stroke. Her wheels are 5ol ee III ercu-
ference and u feet face Her saloon Is 200 feet long
and contains 20 mons containing two beh each
and containing behs There are also state rooms IN
the ladies' cabin magniacently nted up and bearing ihe
names q Mrs Embury Mrs sigourney, Mrs Haze, MISS
Leslie and Miss Sedgwick The cutlery i OF Rodgers
beet and well as the French china ware, "ss import
Ell for the boat. All the table furniture IL oil the ino
valuable description. The drsperies OF the ladies' ana
genilemen- cabin are of heavy satin delan damask-
The carpet Of the Ladies' Cabin IL Imperial ADMINISTER
and cost - per yard The chairs are covered
with crimson six veve, and cost so each Inc SOFAS
500 each Each length OF two berths cost 700 Tor
the hangings &c. These items give some idea OF tne
sumptuous Injuries of this apartment The coup oeu
OF this boudoir is certainly as brilliant as lhe most
expenditure could make H. Indeed the spendor OF al
the appointments Of this boat only be realized BY
their being seen.
The Oregon viii be under the command OF Capt -
John. with II. II. HOuchion clerk and J. T. Acxer as
steward, all late of the Knckerbocker and all established
favores the river Acker has become fsvori'e as
steward and him also s due the credit OF getting up
the magnificent decorations and furniture OF this boat
The cost Of the Oregon IS about tlJOcoO including
$4,000 for the furnishing.
We the liberal enterprise of the owners OF tbs
splendid specimen OF naval architecture wA meet with
sbundant reward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

AsToUsDisc.-C aanc,iior U0lrorth, Gouesor Uush
and Presnt Poll hase bso gully Of Ftry' II thry have
tnowinxH false Ia any Court Of Law. Ih- j. the
present Astounding attack my enemies have published, W
thai the Chance or said had been gully OF Perjury
Laeo that what s~ore false. that Il was not false
have long since fully shown, aud even tho co1n', y i
loy Hon Joshua A. Spercer wrote me letter, now IN my
possession stating that be did NOT believe me false "me
he charge Of Perjury Wa and his client Daley
The fact IS have given he.s miserable creatures hl M
consequence they possess, by nOuc.ng them ana never
would do did their brutal attacks meet the EYES ~ ~
yernca readers who do know and might thereby d.
deceived The great secret T. because make save -pe
ror them and sell II n halfss All The pubic have 10 %
/, 10 n Corand- ST. Is the only original ana
~ 80 ~ b = COMsTOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
~ whis senatorial Csnvension-fifs' DIS

~ whig Senatorial Convention n's =, s.,
A, messing Of the Convention, hed al Ns"oha' hsN
g,cos,v on The 10Th Oct 1884, the following 's-'o'on
,.,.,x IT,, he next Senatorial Convention OF THIS D ;
-, H. Ia a, Broadway House. Newfors, on hr er''
oct 1875. at y O'clock NJ and that me |nsf
ma and fetary give notice Thereof.
PETER l. MENUS, Chairman:
J. CUsxgr Secretary s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

Cu,Ntco Pt,srot This IL the modern by
which the application of Chemistry 10 an analysis oi ms ah
ms srucDre with view "a discover ne cause OF G-"s.
/. known And what has been IT, result, We answer ur
discovery that ine seat Of di-casei- Ae blood NhAe
is form here find Co. source. BY whatever agency
whether by respiration ab-ofpuont 10 inbiHd ihfnnyh
the aiOn and the circulation alone, 10 u dss'ninhei
hrou "a the system lOcaied In some particular portion w
lie body Probably however different kinds ~ virus IN i-
blood are necessary production of different classes ~
diseases and hsnce nereni sntdotes required For s
that large and destructive class which Affect ID" gahdnia
and hbrou- and the cellular brane wei a.
for others. shndss SHsaparia viii be- found more
certain, safe, and Uniform IN ~ remedial elects III any
other preparation known.
Prepared and sold, wholesale AMI retail, by A. y. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton 81 Newf0rs- -
Sold rs Boadws n Fast Broadway, and by Ding
gist- generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

ELrcTRcrrr.-The great steam Electrical Ma
chine which we referred TO a few days since, viii
be exhibited for a short time longer at La Fayette
Hail. Broadway. Its effects are truly wonderful
and idea Of them cannot be given in words they
mus, be seen to be appreciated number OF the
audience on each evening have taken sparks
and in one particular instance a gentleman de
cared himself highly benefited by the machine
lnyslids suffering from rheumatism and other com
plants. for which Electricity is prescribed. viii do
well 10 try spark" or two of this powerful in
strumeni, which they can freely obtain without adj
ditional charge. Connected with the experiments
in Electricity is the exhibition Of the Proteoscope,
elegant newly invented optical instrument which
exhibits paintings as large or larger than life. in all
their richness Of coorng and shows busis statues,
&c. in bold relief and with grca, beauty and effect
The whole makes highly interesting and intel
lectusl evenings entertainment. and al very little
cost 10 the visitor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
HANNAH RELK-A RoMAuNr.

A country maiden came 10 town,
Her stock NJ eggs 10 sell.
Bedisht in Sunday hose and gown
A white a. any shell
A lovely creature. must own,
Was his same Hannah Bell.
Her SKIN shon- fair and smooth and clear,
As water from the well
Nor ian, nor ffecklc It'd appear
Upon her face 10 dwell.
But all the sun, In high career,
On Harnah's features fell
She rea he'd the Lo~D-but in What plight
IL boots not now 10 tell.
But sooth 70 say, a sorry sight
Wa this poor lille 1sfI>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-officisl
JAMES McDowEIr Of Botetourt County Virgins.
Consul for the port Of Londonderry in Ireland in place
of James McHenry. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

Rsyxx.s', ORIGINAL GEsuisE PvtSosic sfNuh- los
celebrated remedy for he OF Consumption oD''
Cough. D.ease, Of the Lungs, Liver Complaint ana w
nep,i. can be had a. usual. al the Odd e.'a'oei ONO
The proprietor No -. Coriisnd-sI one door oe'~
corner OF Greenrs ci ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

r. To Tesehers.-Tne Advertiser "isbes To oo'S'
.ras,ion a, Assistant Teacher Good reference. " 70 f'A
s-aou. and character viii be giyen Address RUG, y.
orfcs. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

texas MoSEY n DExASD.-In Cincinnati, on
the eth inst; the Broadway Hotel entered and sever
a trunks rihed One bosrder lost $3.50 in Texas money
One Of the robbers has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
sbe went 20 GOursgt's that same night,
And now she ls Quite well

IA, really marvellous witness ts Effects VI only one
application of GouraBis Italian Meficaied soap " -un
bnrni face The smarnz Instantly and the reD~-'
raydy Disappear. THIS soap invaluable, ssO, iof ~
.ip-ss Rlnsworm scroIla Pmplrs Boteh-s Tsn, Ffe'S
l.. and lks-tld exquisite for snsslng even When
used III hard salt GOuranis POudres Sab 80
imm- aley eradcsie sup~Ff1Ous human hair without m
iary Ia the skin Goara1fs Liquid Hege,soe Rouge :
degfal preparation Dr lmparung ~ pail and sicsy eoun
tenance- the rO-ness and beauty " neah.
Dr. Felix Gonraud- invaluable Toilet preparations can
ony be obtained genuine at his Cosmetic Depot 81 Walker
A. trs, store rom Broaiway REMEMBER. al sfie.es {"
the Kind purchased elsesber. are dangerous couner
AsESTs.-Tuttle, Assembly Buildings, fmlaa, inA
Jordan Milk-sf Boston; Carleton Co. LOWELL ives
salem; w L. Gerr.sh, New-BediOfi Guild, bsryo, n.'
sDrir field Green l. Co Worcester: Myers. Nsw.hssrp
Hal Albany; Morse, Lockpoui stors, h''s"n
Eu,.irs Sewsrs and Hem lsh, L4nc.stsf. IA ''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
To Mechanics n rduer's Lectures.

PIGEoNs-Six hundred dozen wild pigeons We
sent TO Boston from Portland one day last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

The Poor or THE PuDDINo-The following cert
dcate which has been handed to us for publication must
be received we think proof that JoNEss LOCKS can.
not be picked The strongest temptation was offered
under the most favorable circumstances
MERcH,~rs' EXCHANGE READING Room.
NFwl DIRK. sept T., lrij
certify that IL G. Jones OF Newark j. did place one
Of his Bank Locks ON chest door in this reading room
and did deposit $500 forfeiture II any person should
open IL The challenge published in the paper. Of
this civ and the chest was opened during the hiieen
DAYS and have this day unlocked the chest with III"
key and returned the money to II G. Jones
Newark Daily Atyl \ = GliPlN. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

MAMMOTH GREL~ TuRTLg-A "a 9o's creTa i.sSs
Will he served Gy IN soup TINS Day a'- " " H.
the Pewter Mug. Fraukfort-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

~ Tar Grxuf~g GsLys>c Riscs-ihrs" ~ -, ~
o,y L., no st.,ned At Dr. Castles Office l1s ra.IDnrl
All Other, Ia the Ciiy cosnlrrieiis oe- :,
VI arst PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

~ The Hbcrna from Boston TO Liverpool via
Halifax 4h inst ~ 81 P NJ. abou, si. i6 o.
long a p steering East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

GyEy, TuRrtE sorp-TfI. delicious afiie VT -
Owed In he choice s,ye Of -rssLE this day a. ne ~
ON Lgneh Ann At under the American NGseun hpes'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
ATT. FASHION, ls43,

FALL FASHION, ls4o,
p, G,,ls men. Hat Introduced th- 9Th ult ty
slIs ~ LEARf " A""' "ou's
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

DUEL AN affair 0! honor came of,
yesterday morRin, at about z o'c;ock
across tie river The parties vereLeut,
Durable Of the Navy, end DOeiJ Mosby
Of Virginia the wespuns shots-euas,r
dislaEce thirty paces,--sec6nds, MIR.
Beuchs Of New OrlsaDs, and Capt.
Howard ofthis ciIy. Two shots were
cred without any damage being done TO
either of the principals We believe that
the conditions were that after the
second fire tina seconds should deter
mils whether there should bs apoiher,
They decided thatihere should mol, and
so the matter ended. The quarrel, we
were informed grew out OF an insull of
fered 10 Mr.. Durable who was the chsi-
longing party.--sCin 3EOq. b5issa.,. i.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
a q A Rn.


The undersigned having seer in late
Number of~the Political Examiner, prin.
ted al the otice Of the Cincinnati ChrOui.
Gle, that 1hos. G.. Penn is charged as
being the aulhorlOf The account OF The re-
puted riot in the Red Oak Settlement j,
pronounce his charge aud others put in
circulation here against G.uB. White,
(,hath he assist ed sin getting up the re-
p6FI, false from the beginning, TO- the
end. % When1h Pu 5lisher ofHho, Exam.
'iaer (SsIlers) left here far Columbus, he
requested Thos. G9uPenn 10 envelope
'and direct the'packagesi of his1pa parlihat
were losbS p}nIeds during bis absense,
which h6 did Wish . the assistance ,of
G!aB Whites5 Only one NdMbsr-oflhe
Examiner was pfinfsd ihfterhe left here.
The work WITS executed BJslW0 meniahd
an oapptehllCeb 10 his employ! sHThese
men afeskhown 10 8 be notorioust thieves.
There Is uadoabted evidence that lthey
stole Two horses in HigginspOFta ID this
cotInty, on HPIheir awaydo Cincinnati from
this place Sellers is asOg spprised Of
tie fact that they we're guilty OF likeihei
nous offences while in his smploy9 A
number Of the citizens o! this place, who
have lost ptoparty by thechsAds OF these
men, Ts0me Of which is now ii the pos-i
sion Of Sellers can aestify 10, hegrulh.
Of this assertlon.af He cannot be mista-,
ken sAat Ahs 6fEair was gotten up and ex-s
eruted by the-vlllians he harhored some
months. 81 lib eiioqxs .8loT
TIA. tho handsWsisihg b that Of Thos.
/ 9 Penn Is ultStly false and will not bear
the test Of an examination VessFe not
surprise 4 that the charge islsmada al
this time, as he bus sRoFn To- use every
means-iH-his.spe peWAs-so. iniura US, 10 cons
seq8apsHog difieullies lafisipg out oi olh-
.et nattaFs, In his notice 10 the public
sha says, lkat The eEIico Nhs pdslly In the
chaseo Of Thos. T.. Penn. Ht should
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

Considerable interest has been excited
in New York ny. iIiei trial Of bishop o..
derdonk of the EpisCopSl churchSfor dilsg
ed immoral practiCss.F 5Anaece letiastica'
court, consisting of the bishops Of The
United States, has been for, some lime
e1sSgsd in investigating the chaEees, a0d
has denounced the Bishops gtehygn A
volsl was then taken OH The penalty 81
which was | osi by one vote
Alyo;S on suspension was next IaksR, apd
csrrIeab by 9!Os. sssad,assaH
O9NiN 0afGMfisa ,sstRI1 gs0o fff f
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
Executors Notice.

I'm pursuance Of an order of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Bown comfy
Ohio, made at their last Oeto1or term, the un
defsigned will Drocesd on the premises on ths
first dav OF March next, between the hours Of
10 andl4,o'c!ock, nd will then and there sslh,
at public auction the following real estate Of
James Rounds Sr. dec eased, to wit A tract
or par eel o(land lying in Clark towhs'i, Brown.
cou nty aforesaid on the waters Of llgeflirk
creok', part ofa survey Of $40 acres il tbo nams
Of Ch aries Pate asOn No. 2937Aand gbouided
and described ps follows IN gihning alta stoneb
near whtsoak AMI beech lin Epbraim Garri-s
sons line thence south IS noiesto Az st,ne i'm
Charles Hunts lines lhenEa eastgl5 y, Yes to a
ston eneaI the corner Of Charles Hunt andLem-
uel Rounds, thence northS5 poles to az stehel
in Ephraim IGarrisoi's line; thenc6 west S,
poles to the egi ruling. containing acres more
OF tsss++-AlsO;a trRet Of land lying insuid coVn-
ty on said waters Of Cloyerlick part Of said
survsyNo 2937 and bounded and a., seribea a.
follows; beginniae at a stone, tn ehce so0tAlsCk
polSs andM lifksSo a stnang nesf the road |.
thende east 76 p0lsSqnd II linksfto stone g.
be ,ch; thence north 53 poles to 3 bee.hes;
thepes west IS poles an II liuks to IA stones
thence north 81 boltS ahdR4 links to 2 .bsarh-
es corner to Ephraim Gartlsons thence wests2
potesto the beginningsWeO ~ acres Of
sndsH Said premises to- be sold at not less than
two thirds ofthe apprase1 value as retutned to
said Curt, ami uooi the foiFJNihy teF!ns to Wit,
one third cashin hand sore third 8 ia nina1
months and the residusiin oNe hah with inter-
est from day cfsale to be- ssepfe1bY bend and
Sscq4gsm bataasslkto koRfghT tg1i u, kFNNE9Y,
8 n ExeeutcSrs fJamcs RouIdl ST.. dscidgll
Jannary l6,h,a 1913. e'datgs ioi iljd sdi
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

Sec l0s And be il further enacted,
That said republic, after it shall have be-
come State Of this Union, shall be en-,
titled to one representative iQalhe IIouse
Of Representatives, OF The Uniied Slaies,
luntiltakiag df the general census Ofeigh'
teen hundred and ifty Na y
Secell. And be il further enacted
That the provisions Of this acl shOll be in
force, and take effect. from and at the
date Of said republics complying with
tie conditions herein contained