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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28
1922 90
D, G. DEvoRE, Fund Cmmr's
J. S. BEASLEY Of
NOAH ELLIS. Brown County,
January 18Th, lS45.
SElERIFF's SALES.

Agreeably 10 the command Of sundry
orders and DEGREES Of sales under DEGREES
in chancery, and wri,s Of executions TO
me directed by the court Of common pleas
of Brown county, Ohio, | will expose TO
public sale at the courthouse in George,
town onSaturday the 22d day oiFebruary
lS45. between Ten and four o'clock on said
day, The following described premises g.
land situate in Brown Cuun,y and State Of
Ohio bounded ,and described as follows,
Beginning at a stone Witnessed by two
ashes and a whiteoak north east corner
to Andrew Smith thence north, ii de,
grees east, 80 poles TO stone corntr to
John Leonard, thence with his line north.
10 degrees west, 100 poles TO stone
other corner TO LeOnatd, thence south,
II degrees west, so poles 10 stone
norih west corner TO Andrew Smith,
thence with his line south, 70 degrees
east, 100 poles to the beginning, con
tanning so acres, mare OF less: Ais, K,
two acres and one fourth and twenty
poles in the same survey and bounded
as follows, beginning in the middle Of
Crane run in the line between saidLeon.
ard ard Smith, thence south, 10 degrees
east, % poles 10 Crane run. thence with
tho meanders Of the run and down the
same north, 81 degrees west, "a poles
north, % degrees west, 10 poles south,
10 degrees west, 20 pol, 10 the Begin
ulng. Also one tract Of land beginning
at two beeches and a whieoak corner
10 $50 acres sold John Mcdowell and
corner 10 John Leonard and northwest
corner 10 George Smith, thence with
Smiths line south, IL degrees west, 80
poles 10 hotnbeam and Two bickories,
other corncr TO Smith, lhence79 degrees
west 70 poles to gum and elm corner
to so acres sold Prater MalotI, thence
north, IL degrees east, so poles TO .
dog wood hickory and beech in Mellow
ell's line, thence with the same south, 19
degrees east 50 polesto the beginning;
containing 26 acres, he tha same more
or less. All Of which lands belong to
John Harvey's survey No 3S4S. To be
sold ss The real estate Of John Sacks q
| Michael Hooks at the SUIT OF Elizabeth
McManaman Admr'x. Of Charles McMan.
aman d ectesed. Valued al 81 per acre.
ALSO,
A certain tract Of laud situate in said
county ofBrown and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at Two hickories and
whiteoak corner Of survey No. 425l &
3344, thence running with the line Of The
latter north, 70 degrees west, 3OS 4.lO
poles 70 stake being corner to the lOO
acres set of fos VIM. Lyl,le, thence with
tbe line Of the same north, ! i degrees
eaat, l64 poles TO stake another cor
Iner Of said land set of and in the line o.
4 G. Wallace's survey, thence with bis
line south, 79 degrees east, 3OS 4'lt
poles 10 stake in the line Of survey
425I, thence with the same south, ii de
} grees aes. 1854 peles &c the beginning
conlainiDg 3i6 acres and % poles, NOR
OF less. To be sold as the real eslat,
Of Stephen Blanchard al the sritof job
R. Bureau. Valued At % 90 per acre,
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DVG3Ic NOTICE "a bsr.bv .;v.. =.
4 there will be a petition u,ss.o,.d 1n NAV
tae Commissioners of the county Of Brown ob;o
at their next stated meeting, oravin1 e., 80.
vacation OF that portion Of the cov1tv go,
commonly cUIted the old Newm.Tks, ,ossJ1
which les between Grimes at Abpham NJ
dies"a[ts house in Byrd township IN said conc
y, and the Crossings of Eagle creek by Samuel
nonhing'on's 8 house in Jackson township in said
IuuN1y' ior the following amongst other Feasono.
st. 81 good county road leading BY CosIet,s
otoan ..1 miH, and which cannot be disDens.d
NJ, M;Ii,, runs rom the beginning point at near
sM R.nnis al, 10 the point Of termination near
vacated-and not ! mile apart A. ne " a'J.o. = -
points, and furnishes every outlet neces.arv ~.
repair two rpads. = AeP'ns an
Dec. 80, 1874.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Wa arc panied TO see the course things
seem to he taking at Washington, on the
Texas question. We had hoped that oui
Ol chaos, or ter would have been restof-
Ell. We yet hope, & shall conliNue to
IiOpe-bnl il cannot be done by crimina-
tion and recrimination, by driving this
H;an out Of The party, or that man out,
or by setting up new standards Of de,
nocraCy. Public opinion rests on no
such structure. and we tear public opih.
ion is misapprehended, when ii is sup
posed that il cares more for the manner
OF admission, than admission at ell.
Statesman.
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what is said above that Johnson. by som,
unknown dexterOus mannnvfe out.geuer
Slsd The Doctor and succeeded 10 using
sellers dor his own support, not wilbsian
aing 1hs letter Of recommended ion. Nol
discouraged any the least, the Doctor
like lago, felt
"That nothing can or shall content my sou /,
'Fill am sven wi,a 6iin"
beselged the Genara Immediately after
his return home, ,-compromised bis
feelings Of disapp In,msnt--lorgot The
treatment 0f his fathers pellions and ap
pealed TO his superior judgment TO devise
ways and means TO inVIIidate the cleo
tiOne This was cOngenial to the feelings
Of JohnsDni akhongh his purposes were
dlifsreOl. IL afforded him an ooporluni.
y Ofassaling those (Ihrough tEe inslru.
mentality of Seliers) he had marked Tor
Tor vengeance three years befors, when
he attempted to force his son in law,
mereyonth,upOn the peOpls as Clerk
against which the public reno oisirated.-
Since then he hiss bsen dieling his re-
vengs, aud has now found The means Of
Saliaiing il.
BY these singular means this anoma
lous combination has been Effected
Driven togelher by adverse winds the
conflicting clemens contain within them.
selves the germ Of their own destruction.
The Promptings Of selfshness or avqrice,
will enlist either against the ouhors.-
CODserted action suits their purposes
now, tomorrow each may be lLe ami.
pOde of the other.
"There's NO trust,
No faith no honesty in men; all tissemblors-
Ah! whereas my man? give me some a9ltqe Uitae,
These griefs, these woes, these sorrows make
me old,
Shame Ronso!''
Thus it is that The recusanls of party
make their insidious altpcks aud Gastan
their poisonous fangs upon the hands
that cherished them. Selfish, reckless,
appointed, they hang aboul the skirts
OF party the loathsome objects of their
own infamy.
SON OF THE MIST,
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north, ~ IL degrees vest, IS poles 70 a buck
eys, thence south, 80 degrees west, ~ poles 20
hieknfy and poplar, thence tus vest, 4I pole,
70 70 stake, thence south, degrs es West 81
poles 70 hickory, thence south, n i-2 derrees
"esi' poles 70 two buckeyes and lynn, thence
ioui1, % degrees east. - poles 70 a Stone
thence north, 81 degrees cast, 80 pcles, hofth
~ degrees east, "a poles, soo,h. % deg eas,. rs
poles to bunch Of lynns: thence 45-I-3 pgles N
the beginning, epntianiug 6Gl acres. rs he
500 as ihs'feal estate oi James Wright Al tne
u's Of Alexander Parker. Value Al 20 dollar,
scr acre
WIN SHIELDS. sh'RB. GO
sherifs Ofhse, Jan. 2ls,. is45.
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STATs OF Ono, BRowN couSrY,)
Court OF COMMON PLBAs.

~
Court OF COMMON PLBAs.
State of Ohio
james Givens &othen
HbG it remembered Iha heretofore 10 wit ::
DIn the 25tn day of July A. ID. 1874, the
Complainant flied in said Court he. coryain
Bill in Ghancery-settng forth among other
things, that said Givens, on the 23d day OF
May l54t, executed Two Obligarions TO the
cOnplainHD; for 'autplus Re, enue'-one for
the sum of 500 with Benjamin Apologize and
John Dixson security, and the other for S3gO
with Daniel w .appIesate principal ana he
the said Gvens and Benjamin Applegate secu-
rity; that upon the obligation first named the
SAID Giyens, on thel2Ih day of November 1912,
piad S910of the principal, and tha upon both
of said obligations tne interest was fully paid
| including the instalment due May 23d iS43.-
Ihs bill further states that the better to secure
said sums OF money, the said Givens, on the
| 9ith day of August lS43, executed mortgage
ofIhat date to IheComp plainant upon 33I acres
Of land y Ing in said county OH the waters of
WhiteOlk creek (which said mortgage is proper
Ly conditioned for the payment OF said sum; of
money and interest. Tho bill alleges that said
obligations are due with arrears of interest. g.
that said Givens, before the execution of the
mortgage aforesaid, executed a mortgage to
90 the Def. Otho Williams for the alledged
um of 5Sl dollars & 20 cents due April I4th
lS44, to the defendant Henry GIL for St40O
due Apil7, 1874, to the dsftOIhoRiehards ior25y
dollars due May I'd lS43, 10 the deft. Ebenezer
Watson for l03 dollars 45 cents due 9th Sep
tembsr I343, aud to den David O. Devore fol
29s dollars so cents due four gears from thea4tb
| day of August l843.
The prayer Of the bill is, that said Court de
cree an account TO be taken and stated of the
amounts due upon said mortgages respectively,
and that said real estate be sold to satisfy the
same acc lrding to priority, and for general re-
liefA And at the lastOctober term of said court
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendents Williams, Gill and Wat
son are no residents of the State of Ohio, on
motion ordered that notice of the pendency &
prayer of the bill be published in the Democrat
ic STANDARD, a newspaper published in said
! county of Brown, for six consecutive weeks pri-
or o the next Term Of said Court. Said de-
PENDANTS will therefore appear and plead, an
swer or deuur to said bill according to the
rules of said Court, or said bill, as to them,
will be taken as confessed, and the matters
therein decreed accordingly.
JOAN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID G DEvoRE, Sorr.
January 3, l645.
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PUBLIC RECEPTION OF P EsI-
DENT ELECT AT WHEELING.

from me argus.
The Democratic Citizens Of Wheeling
have the pleasure 10 announce that, in
answer 10 an invitation TO the President
sleci SO take our city in his srout 10 Wash>
inglon, and afford us an opportunity OF a
personal interview, and the pleasure o.
accompanying him TO the line Of The Key
stone State,' says, he is hrppS 10 know
ihallhe city Of Wheeling is on his most
direct route 10 the Seat Of Government,
and that he expects to leave home early
in February, and will probably reach
Wheeling about the middle Of thai
month, where he will be happy TO ex-
change situations with his fellow citizens
Of this City and County,
Measures will be taken 10 ascertain
the particular time of bis arrival and tC
circulate the Information as widely as pos
sihle.
We respectfully invite our Democrat
ie fellow Citizens Of this County, anC
the adjoining Counties in Virginia, Penn
syIvAnia and Ohio, 10 participate with a
in The reception and escort Of the P.esi
\ dent.
By order Of the Committee Of Recep
ISAIAH COOPER.
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Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Queensware

SELLING OFF AT VERY Low PRICES.
Iha subscriber intends closing out his stock Of
Gsods al very low Pficos, to make room for
fresh sptiny Gods. Thoss who want bargains
would do well to call, ms they may rest assured
that hs will sail atgreaty reduced prices for
cash sr Produce.
A few extra Black embroidered Shawls on
hands. togeler with woolenPlaid Shawls: all
Of which will be svld low,
Those VIII khow themse' YES indebted, either
by note or Book account, viii please take notice
that they are hereby re uest ID to call and settle
this same wit out further notice.
l.. OWLAND.
next to Shaw's Tavern
Russelvile, Jan. 96th, lS45 st.
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STATE OF OHIo, BRowN COUNTY, }
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Iatthew Kincaid, Administrators,
the estate of John Dunham, decd

STATE OF Quo, BRowN COUNTY,
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Matthew Kincaid, Administrator,
of the estate of John Dunham, ,decd(
BENJAMIN Durham g. Others.
DE it remembered, that here tofore, to wit,
on the 4th day of April A. d. 1874, the
complainant filed in the Clerks Office of said
Court his certain Bill lnChancsTy, setting forth
among other things, that at the May term of
said Couri in the year lS43, as Administrator
Of said John Dunham, he obtained Judgment
in said Court against the Defendant Benjamin
Dupham for the sum Of eight hundred and twen-
tv eight dollars ana eleven cents damages. aud
rosls. take at six dollars and 80 cents, That
said Benjamin has not paid ssid judgment or
anv part thereof, and has not personal or real
eatate subject to levy or execution sufficient to
satisfy said Judgment. The bill further states
that said Benjamin has an equitable interest
in the undivided halt Of about seven and halt
acres Of land lying on whiteoak creeksaid coun-
tv. with a grisI aud saw mall :hersaD, and also
in a house and lot contiguous to said property,
purchased of said John Dunham, and that the
indyment aforesaid'was recovered for the ball
ance of the purchase money for said property.
The bill further alleges that the legal title to
said premises is in the widow and heirs of said
JOhl Dunnhu1 10 VIII DoAild WiuO" ~
Alexander M. Dunham, Isaac NJ. Dunha;n,
William E. Dunham 4 John'H. Dunham, cnIl-
aren oftaid John Dunham, deed. aud shat an
allowance having been made to SAID widow in
lieu Of heI dover, said premises are now wholly
free in equity from her dover incumorahce
The nrayer Of tbs bill is that the equitable in
te rest Of the said Benjamin Dunllam ~ said
s.a.,i.os hs doereed to be sold 10 satisfy the
,.S.',,"n+ and costs aforesaid, and that upon the
Ja,s .horsnf III said widow and children he Oh
Sa'od md deereed to release and convey to the
..Saser all their right and interestin said real
pstate: and 70 general relief.
And at the last October term of said court, II
onnearng to the satisfaction Of theCourt thatsaid
widow and heirs are not residents Of the State Of
Ohio; ordered that notice of the pendeney and
prayer Of the BILL be published in the Democrat-
Il standard q Newspaper published in said coun.
tv and in general circulation therein for six
consecutive weeks prior to the next term Of said
court TO which time cause continued: Said
defendants will therefore appear and plead, an
swer or demur to said bill according TO the rules
ofsaid Court, or said bill, asto them, will be
taken as corfessed, ,and this matters therein de-
creed accordingly.
DAVIS G. DsyoRE, Sol'r.
January 8, ls45.
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AsAFE, SOUND SYSTEM OF BANK
RNs Hfh.Nt ING

The whig party promised to tho poo
pls, al the lule elections, safe, sound
system Of banking, if they oblaiAed pow
or. BF means OF that promise hey
have got o majority in both branches, &
now have every means 10 redeem their
pledge. But instead Of redeeming it. we
have system brought forth by MIR, Kel-
ley, having, in The highest possible de-
gree, the worst features OF the worst syS'
tens that lave ever been invented 10
cheat and Cypress the people.
Credit without secUriiy-pOwer with,
our beneft-fraud without check--swinN
ding and imposlure without fear ofPnn.
ishment, are all stamped upon the lear
lures Of Kelley's monster. States nan.
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Road Notice.

A PPLICATI0N will be made to the Corn
IA missioners of Brown county at their NEE
ting on the FIRST Monday in March nextfor the
laying out of county road commencing (at a
point in the road leading from Roses mill to
Genrg etown) pear tie corner of the lands Of
James Ball and Jacob Lieut., thence with the
lines If acob Lout aud SamuelJ Jennings, Fran
els Fikie, Dnpiel Bendall, George Beihn, Ste
phen Ball and Jano Rice, to the road leading
from newmarket to Arnheim; commonly call,
ed the cid Newmarket road, where the land line
of said Jane Rice crosses sa id road.
January 25lh, lS45 -4te
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Road Notice.

psthloA Will be presented to the Commis.
s!oners OF brown county. Ohio, a. their neg, ses.
sion' pr Syirg for the laying out Of a road. bs-
gum ns al the line between Brown and CIs,-
mont eouHties where David Gurre,sop,s lin.
crosses the county line, thence with the line n
said tiaTetson and CabOll's surveytc Johnson,s
IN endc"s, The &c the nearest and best wav IN
the mouth Of The lane between r. w. Dittoand
Mf. Ulrey, interfering the public road at ,bat
point.
January rs, JS45.
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SHERIFF. sALE

BY virtue of a writ OF Execution TO me
directed from the court Of common pleas
Of Brown countyOhio, will offer for sale
al the kouse of Wm. Blanc hard ia the
town Of Ripley on monday the 3rd day
Of February 1915, between the hours Of
ten and four o'clock of said day the FOL,
lowing property TO wit: one black horse
and one cart and one wooden msnlle
clock. To be sold as the properly OfIFm.
Blanchard at the suit ofSamuel A. Bows
en-.
VIM SHIELDS, Sh'Hf B.C.O.
Sh'ff office January 24, l645.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28

1t is confidently asserted that a young
man has bni two lternatiVes-eithe 10
90 to work or to go to tho devil. A
great number choose the latter. Its .
singular choice, but those who make il msy
be seen any fine day, lounging in squads
about The corners OF the streets, with
slumps Of cigars in their mouths.
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Executors Notice.

n ETTERS of Administration on the sstat,
lAof Isaac N. PettlIohn, late Of Washing,or
township, Brown eoun y, deceased. have been
granted tt the undorsigned by the Co1rt oil
Common Pleas OF Brown county. All peron.
Indebted to said estate are reqIi ed 10 make
inme date pay ment 10 the unie signed. and
those having claims against the same, W III pre-
sent them within one year from this date foy
settlement.
JnsTAn Moo1E,
MATHEW KINoAIp, Executors.
January III, 1S45
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Road Notice
January 20, 1s4S.

A petition will be presented to the Commits
missioDers Of Brown County at their next ses.
sion praying for the extension of a county road
commencing at Henry Hankin's ford, thence
IN the East Bank Of the East Fork to Jaequot's
saw Mill, thence crossing this race below the
said Saw Min. thence crossing the East Fofh
below the mill dam. thence to the line Of Sam.
mel Cramer and Keeafd thence with said line
to the Millford end Chillicothe Turnpike road
January IL, ie45.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

The undersigned have been duly appointed
Administrators of the estate Of John B. Ma
han, late of Brown county, deceased All per-
sons indebted to said estate, are Notified 10
make immediate payment TO the undersigned,
and those having claims against said estate
win present them, within one year for settle
ment.
HUsToN BARE,
MARY MAHAN, Admr's.
Iannaru II IR4h.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28

IercOurse with China, BY lines Of steam,
ships, BY way OF Pansms and the ls,hnu.
OF DArien, and that the Government is
prepared TO Odor facilities for the exe-
euiiOn of the project.
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PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

Daniel Sturgeon, The present firm and
unA'nchmg democratic United States
Senamr from Pennsylvania. has been
re>elecled By fiae mfjnriIy, over all oP
positiOn,.in the Lsgislalure'of that Slate
The wings and natives were split up on
four Of FIVE candidates.
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STATE OF onIo, HAMILTON County, Con- PIE $

STATE OF OHro, HAMILTON County Con- PIE $ /.
Jare Scott, In Chancey
vs.
Grief Scott g. Others. Divorce.
THE Complainant is hereby notified that
Dispositions will lie Laken by the Defendants
n the above case on the 18th day of + b;uary
1915, between the hou ls of 8 O'clock a. m. and
g. oclork p m. at the Office Of Huston Bare
Esq in Safdiniar Brown county Ohio, aud will
be contlnued from day to day until complete.
CIV KING, Att. for Def.
January 9th. I8l5,-3w
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DIVINE WORSHIP.

There will bla two days meeting al
this place Elders j. B. LgCAs, and F.
NJ. CRAIG will address the Congregation
-Preaching 10 commence on the first
Lords day in February al IL A. NJ. and
on the Saturday preceding at noon.
Georgetown, o. Jan. 24,h, A. D. ls45.
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A Washington correspondent Of the
New YoTk Commercial ADVERTISER says,
chat MI Cushing has project in view
Ior ihe establishment Ola more direct in
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STATE OF ONO, BRowN COUNTY, J
CoURT OF COMMON Pleas. {
Lucinda Brown
We
Diyorce.

And.ew j. Brown.
THE petitioner Lucinda Brown on this dav
6led in the Clerks oficS Of said county kst
certain ne etilion--praying to be divorced f,oss
the defendent Andrew J.. Brown for the eanss ~
wilfu absence for moro Ikan three years. ara
for other causes, all which efOlly set forth II
said petition The defendant will tbereg.,s
appear before said Court at Georgetown on ths
first day Of their next term and show causa. h
he has any, why the prayer Of The petition
should not be granted.
LUCINDA BRown, by j.
DC. DrvoAE, hss ssl,r,
Jsnuary n. is45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28

The examination Of the Lldies' School
will be held in the Presbyterian church
on Friday the 3lst.
Georgetown, Jan. %.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28

President Eyer has nomiualed Mr.. W.
II. Pu!k, brother to the President el'c',
sss chrged Affairs 10 the kingdom of Ma.
pies.
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NEW STORED!
New Goods Cheap Goods!
Rich Goods! Handsome
GoodsiI


tIaNHE subscribers, having leased In. 49,,
\ loTmerly occupied by the Hon. Tho. Il.
iiainer as Law Office, aud rehtted ths aame
are prepared TO offer 10 the Public 4 eood 80
fashionable assOrtment ofSFAPLF aodFA An. .
" DRY GOODS: together with a fun asso,f. !.
meat Of HATS, FUR and CLOTH CAPS az
''e Iaiest fashions, neat and co mfortable .of a.
cry size aud for every age.
PREMIUM BOOTS.
yourselves beingjadges: also an srtieIs Of tti~k
Boois altogether superior 70 any thing maize IN
this pan Of the county AS an article thorOuehlv
prepared for service and comfort, and will rsDav
lhe purchaser maay tine5 the cost. Toeethe,
whh a Splendid assortment Of MEMS YsufhSs 4
ooy's Callskin, and kipskin Boots, Shoes, and
Dfosans ofevefy qaulIty, style aud price: La
aIss' Misses md Childrsn's clippers, 0niteU.
nan Salters. Buskins anS morocco shoes. of All
kinsd suitable for the season. Also, GROCF.
RlES, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, crocEs.
~ and other articles too numerous 10 partieu.
larize
Purchasers in want Of Goods are resusetfurIv
solicited 70 give US a call.
N b. Goods win be cneerfuiIy sh ,Wu and o-S
al such prices as viii insure their sale.
GsorgetOwn, o. Nov. 2sth. fala
WIN. SMITH 4 co.
store West side OF the public square. dis.e,,
Opposite tbs Courthouse door
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Fund CommissIoner's Report,

THs Undersigned ia obedience to N e
18th Section Ofsn Act psssed 2Sih
Mach 1887, aud the Supplementary acts
thereto, make the following report.
Amount received from The
State TrsasuryMay 22nd.