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yM05T. Tha inomsg of the go ernordfthi Stare to the legislature, is short, and Its chief topic is the cpndoin Itatiod of slavery, particularly in- lbs tlis- triat 61 lie recommend to the legislature to pass a law prohibiting all nwjislrfctes, acting under the author Of the State, from taking eogniienee of, or acting under, the authority 6T Congress passed the l'2ihof July, 1793, rela-, ting1 to fugitive slave, or any other In that may. be passed of similar import. lie also recommends a law proiiibi ting all executive officers of the Slate from arresting or detaining in jail any person who is claimed as a fugitive slave. -Clip' per.

I Cabinet Makin g. THE undersigned, having purchased the lumber and material! of W. P. Meklem, lias lasen toe snop, lormeriy occupied Or a. Crouch, and by P.

Maklem. He is now preiurad to accommodate all that may call an hinTwuh any kind rf Cabinet ware, such aa Grecian Chain, made of curled maple 'or mahogany, Side Boards and Sofas, and plain work et all kindt. Coffins mada to order, and on the shortest notice All of which will be done en the moat reasonable tsrmi. He therefore solicits a share of public patrnnsge. BLAIR.

Georgetown, Nov. 14, 1843. Ohio Legislature for 1843-4. SESSION OHIO STATESMAN. THE meeting of the General Assembly on the first Monday of Decemoer next, will be one of much more than ordinary interest.

The whole State will look in anxious suspense for the i opening of the wnig since they claim a great victory in the State. It is right they should br.ng forward their measuiea of reform end relief, that the people may judge for themselves. And it becomes out duty to let the people know all about tneir doings through th columns of our paper. Iftheyare good, let them receive the benefit if evil, the just rebuke of a deceived people. A great State Bank appeals to be one of their principal hobbies) wa shall sse it likeness in a bill, of course, and wa can judge than of its features.

It is well for the future interest of the State, that we have a senate to keep in check the doings of the 'r Hmmln.ni V. a i I ascertain what the measures are they propose. as in the case of Wye's Bank Bill in 1840-41. We hare good Reporters engaged for the session, and shall spaie no pains in giving the people ample information'of what is going on at the Capitol. The approaching campaign of 1814 is really of more interest to the American people than any other preceding it, except those of 1801) and .18:28, when federalism was in full power, and will make the movements of parties, this win- of more than usual importance and it becomes a duty devolving on those who are en- 1 trusted with the right of suffrage to keep them selves well and correotly informed of passing events.

We hope, therefore, tliat eve rv demo erat, who feels an interest in his principles, and bis country, will exert himself to spread inior wntion in bis neighborhood. In addition to the proceedings of the Legisla- ture, and the general news of the tunes, we will have a reguar correspondent at Washington to advise us of the doings of Congress. The pro- settings of the approaching Democratic l.ighth of Januar Convention will also ippear, in full in the columns flhe session, as well as the yeai-lv Statesman, which will, evidently, be of the highest Interest to the Repubican arty of the State. -wl. bars, and inform us of the paper, shall have a copy direction or nis sent him for his trouble.

Persons receiving a prospectus, who can. net make use of it themselves, will please hand Ittoannher. TERMS OF SESSION PAPER, 1 The Stat mm Aft will issued Daily, Tr1-Ifeekfy, Semi- Weekly and Weekly. Dsav JPraa for the Session $3 00 Tai WaiiKLV I 00 Semi-Wem-v 00 Wbw (, 5" The amount pild, and set opposite the name, will tteii'jiiste which paper is desired, i The Seml-Weeklv will contain aI the mat. i terriftbe Daily and Ti Weekly the weekly Will con'ain the full reports of th Legislature-proceedings of the Eighth of January Convention Congre.sional, hut not all the miscellaneous reading news, AII payments to be made in advance TERMS OF THE STATESMAN BY THE YEAR.

As seme may desire to rub.cribe for a longer period than the we alto insert the terms for the Statesman by the year, viz; The Statesman is published daily during the session of theLegUlatnre, and semi the balance of the year, at $5 00 Semi-weekly the year round, at 4 00 Ssml-weekly during the session of tha Legislntnre, and weekly during the bal- ance of the year, at 8 00 Weekly the year round, invariably in ad 9 00 Ali paymlnts to be made in advance." Those who have not art opportunity of paying oihsrwiee, may remit by mail, at our risk, rosT-43a rAlo. The mauler's certificate of auch remittance shall be a sufficient receipt therefor. i who snbseribe by theyear will Jlease a dae'anata. persons, who will become Agents for the Statesman; and tike an inteet, (enerallv, In obtaining subscribers, and collect debts in their counties or neighborhoods, will be allowed a reasonable per eentegefor their, tronb-, la. Such' will inform us, (ind we shall eominu-nieatewilh-thein accordinglt, 'j srhj i fyEd tors in Ohio, who wjll publish, the above full, knd call attention tn tha lame, shall receive tha Daily in exchange the session.

Tliey will please lend us a' ppif marked. MEDARY. Columbus, October 31, 1843. 13, JJaile OKHII Ms services to 'the' inhabitants of leorpwn. and j'tt the ec tiee Ms Heine-, Surgery and their collateral branches.

His oiB ia le in the one occupied by his, er.east of the eourt-hoiiae. A share of puolio patronage i repeetfully ao Geo. ge town Ohio, August 25th, 1 843. NOTICE, petition will be presented to the next Legislature of Ohio pray inn that a law mat" ba nassed, author! zino the' locafing end opening State- Iiad hpninnino at New HoD8 in Brown cminty; thrnce, to, Buforit Highland couii'vbv the wn James McAlls; -e to Dodnnvilift; thence to Lyneh Lriih in Highland counfej thencatu tv)f; thence; to NEW I AT REDUCED FIUUE3. 0.

NEWHOUSE is receiving a WC. supply of splendid FALL ud WINTER GOODS, among which are Clothe, Caa-sineits. Bombazines Mi re not Shawls, splendid Calicoes, Ready nude clothing, Sec. fre; which he wili sell cheap for cash or countiy produce, The public are invited to call and ex amine his goods before purchasing elsewhere, ha is determined not to be ouidone in furnishing good bargins to his customers. WDVIgltlUWH, Vlil.VI, V.

NOTICE. THERE will be a petition presented to theCoromissioners at their Decern ber meeting praying for the location of a county road, beginning at the glady county road at the west end of Richard Ditto's lane, running with the same easts rardly to Edward Boyle's and aid Ditto's corner on the bank of Sycamore rnn.from thence east with the line of said Boyle's, Ditto's and Joseph Hallsted's lo the east fork, from ibence the nearest and best route to the State road at or near the wid ow RvbouV corner. October VQXb; 1843. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to me directed by the court ol common Plea within and forBrown coun ty Ohio, I will offer for sale on the public square in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th.

day of November, 1813, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on aaid day the following property, to wit: one sorrel mare. To he sold as the property of John Hill at the suit of Jacob Snider. Terms cash. WM. SHIELDS, Sh'ffao o.

Sheriff' office, Oct. Slat, 1843. Notice. THE following AdmimtUators and guardians filed their accounts and vouchers for fin 1 rettlemenl.at the September term 1343, of court of com mon Pleas in and for Brown county, Ohio, which were ordered by the court to be advertised, and continued until the next term. To wit: Nelson Waterman, guardian of Isaac Water's hoir'a.

Eliaha Brown, gnardian of of Abraham Darlinn's hnira- Alfred Griflifib. Administrator of John Griffith dee'd. James II. King, Administrator of Bald win Summers dee'd. Joliu Dixson, ildminitralor of Henry Alexander dee'd.

JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk. QeTober-lOth, 1843. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a writ of venditioni expo nas to ma directed by the court, of common Pleas of Brown Count Ohio, I will offer for sale at the house of Wm.

Dowdney in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day of November 1843, between ten and 4 o'clock on said following property, to wit: One two horse wagon, one two horse carriage and harness, 'two mares, one cow, two mantle clocks, two btireuiis, two setta.of Windsor chairs, one' dining table, one breakfast table, one bedstead and one stove. To bo i ild as the propHrty of Wm. Dowdney at the suit of John Reeves Co. Terms cash. WM.

SHIHLDS. Sh'ff. C. O. SiieriiTs office, Oot.

31st, 1343. SHERIFF'S SALE. Samuel D. Lilley Brown Com. Pleas, vs.

I Chancery. John Patterson. PURSUANT to an order of the of common Pleas of Brown ccourt Ohio, mada at their September ounty 1843, will offer for sale at the front door of the court house in Georgetown, 'on Saturday the 18th day of NoVember 1843, between ten, and 4 o'clock on said day, the following real estate to, fwii: being the east one equal half of in lot in the town of Ripley, known on the recorded plat thereof by number one hundred and eight (No. 10S.) To be sold aa the equi table jnterest of John Patterson in the a-bovecase. Terms cash.

i WM. SHiELD3SiieriffB.C. Oct. 43. rown Common Pleas.

GtOrgeOolliiigs vs. i Jots Moorhead In Chancery. Justice GDetmer. A. IB petition this ease states that on the 17sii 1i of Dcfober A.

D. 138, said Jo- sep i Mmrhoad, to secur. to aamuei urusn pay-Hisiit ol tie su of three hundred dofhrs and intere, exeooled toWamuel Brush a mortgage nf miin a unreel of one hundred aiid ninetjt aores nd, fying in said, 'county, arid in said petition descrioed That one handlred dollars of said sum saidioseph Mwrhead paid to. saldSimuif Hruiht and thanaid SamuelBrush 'lassig'w said mortgage, as' to the remaining tvo huhdre I doKars sail. tnai sa 1 Jj-euir noomeari' soo-eo'ienuv cniiKcneu id mstjigw premises to sai ijus.M'!f i iat-1 er.bv tha name nf G.

Detmer Wl saia tnt sai shib itvii sunn dufurs ol iruee i.iey, witn interest mere-on from said I7th dajr hf ctober A.j 1836, is unpaid Prayerj that said mortgaged premises be sold to pay the mortgage money and in terest remaining unpaid And ern" motion of it Mtitianer. and it aDDearinx to the eatisfac- .1 I ac i tlOll Ol ma vouri ma, ausaiir irLuuni.su i. notan inhabitants tbls iSiate; it is Ordered by the Court that eeid Joseph Moorhead appear here on tne nrst oay oi tne mil mra oi inis Court, and plead, answer or demur to said. ''peti- firin. nfcherwise tne seme, nnu Liia iiin.iara in.rn- tii stated, wii be taken lor confessed egainst him.

and the matter thereof decreed n.HMK that a conV of this ordor, With a state. mhstance ann nrarcr oi sain iievi tion. be published in the Demoeratie Standard, n.r oubtitbed IrrGeorgetown in said caiirrtT. six weeks In succession previously to the next 'Perm of this Attt JOHJsVH. BLAIR, Clerk, B.C.

P. September 25th, 1843. Gun Making and Repairing By the subscriber, iu Augusta, on II ig comer above tne College. BLACKS.VUTHING carried on, an the Sams lot, In all its various branches. Calls ia either business will be attended to on the shortest notice.

New RIFLES always ua hand- warranted not inferior toany. H. CELLS. N. B.

I want a quantity of good curled gun which I will give a liberal price. M. S. Augusta June 16th, Joseph Allen vs William (lumber. rjHKBiFF's Salb BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas to me direct ed by the court of commmon Pleas, within and for Brown county Ohio; I will offer for sale at the front door of the court bouse in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th of November, 1843, between the hours of 10 and 4 Vclock on said day, the following real estate to wit: Situate in Perry township Brown county Ohio, Beginning at a forked sycamore in tha coun ty road running from Fayettv.lle by Dan iel Fox's to the Highland county line and corner lo John Breckeoridge's survey 3040, thonce running north, 1 de-' 30 minutes east, 13(1 poles to a white elm thence south, 89 degreea 1 east, 170 poles to a beech and hickory; thence south, 1 degree 33 minutes west.

133 poles to a dead oak. stub and small beech in the margin of said county road; hence r.orth,89 degrees west; 170 poles to the beginning: containing 1441 acres. AlSO The following tract or parcel of land adjoining the town of Fsyettville in said county Beginning at the southwest cor ner of lot No. 20 on the county road and cross street in said town; thence poles to the corner of lot No. 21; thence east, 6 poles to the southeast corner of said lot No.

21; thence east. 6 poles to the southeast corner of said lot; thence north 4 poles to the northeast corner ot said lot no. 21; thence east 4 1'2 poles to Isaac Covalt line; thence with said Covalt's line 11 K2poles to a cross street; thence 19 poles to the beginning, containing 3 5 ofan acre. To be sold as the property of William Humber.in the above cae. casn-Wji.

Shields, sh'ft Sheriff's office, Oct. 17tli, 1843. n.c.o. Sheriff's Saxk. BY virtue of two decrees of the court of common Pleas of Brown county, made at their September term 1843,1 will offer foraale at the front door of the court-house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day of November 1813, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, tlio following real estate, lo wit: being part of Henry Heath's survey No.

1317 lying in Pleasaut town ship Brown county no; Begiuning at two beeches and an ash, the original corner of the above named survey No. 1317; thence west, 114 poles to a beech and two dogwood in the cerflre of the county road leading from Pierces mill to Mon roe; thence south, 4 degrees east, 278 poles to a beech, sugartree and elm in the spring branch thence east 114 poles to a large beech, corner to James Lou north, 4 degrees west, 278 poles to the beginning', containing 193 i acres, more or less. Ordered to be sold as the equitable interest of James Wall at the suit of Samuel Pangburn el al. Terms cash. Appraised at $20 peracre.

WM. SHIELDS Sh'ff. b. o. o.

Sheriff's office, Oct. 1843. Great excitement. Removal of the Depot itet, and Dissolution of the GEORGE KEIIANS, TAILOR, RBiffj JTKULLY announces to the pub lie that he has commenced the AILOR hG BJjlMliS-i on Main street, three doors south of D.Orawford'f Grocery, where he ia pre pared to serve the public with any thing in his line ot business witn neatness rno promptness Georgetown, July 25th, 1843. Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin WftKf Manufactory, FT HE Subsciiber has purcbaesed the Stove JL establishment in Ripley, formerly carried on by Porter, where lie intends keeping on hand a good assortment of Stoves and pot metal at the stand occupied by C.

iPorter, on Front street, one door above J. D. D-P. Evan's store, which he will sell at the lowest prices lor cash or approved country produce. -'His Stoves may bebtaned of J.

Al. Evans St iu Georgetown. TIN WAHE. I have also removed my Tin Shop to the seme place, where I intend keeping on hand a r.neral assortment, oy reinn ana wnuiemie intend keeping on hand an assortment of Burt's niproved Oil Blacking, by wholesale or retail. REPAIRING.

Steves and Stove Ware, Tin and. Capper Wnre, repaired al the shortest notice. EXTRA PLATESforatoves wil1 be kept constantly on hand. WM. K.BURT.

Ripley, April 23, 1842. 40 tf Pork. Wheat, Oats end Flour will be tatter. at (he market prices for the above articles, or in pavmcnt of old dtbts. Pin.iI;UUli9, 'a- Jii't JP.ltr!iB.

Piiriuanl lo itu order RSiif iht cfouri of comnjitn Pleas ofBrown coHtt'y Ohiofmade at their September term 143,1 will "ffr forsile fronti dour th9'C'iUrt house 'In Goonje Sauirdsv 'the if of No- 1313" butweenen and 4 oclock oft sVid day, the follpwing descrilwd reai estate "lit f. lVgtpning at the northwest corner of lot No. 122 at tbe intersection of-Rtarket and Third slroelsj thouce. with third street south east sixty feef to the corner pi in lot No. 121, thence south west with the line of lot No.

I2lfifty feet; thence at riht angles across lot Mo. leet to market thence with market street 50 feet to the beginniog; Iieing a part of lot (No. 122,) number one hundred and in the town of Ripley Brown county Ohio. Ordered to be sold as tbe equitable interest pf John Patterson in the above case Terms cash. WAf.

SHIELDS Sheriff's office, Oct. 1843. SALF. Thomsj timith i Brswo con. s.

1 Flees. Robert Cart, pria. 4. Vendi. Esp.

Tho lies C'arr, soety BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to ms directed by the court ot common Pleas within smd fo Brown county Ohio, 1 will eOet for tale, at the front door of the court house, in Georgetowu on Saturday the 18th day of November 1043, between 10 end 4 o'clock oa said day, the IVIIewing real estate to wit: In lots in Ripley, Browa county Ohio, known by thsir numbers one hundred oVeighty seven and onebundred and eighty eight (187 188 To be sold as the property of KobertCarr at the suit of Thomas Smith. Terms cash. Wsii Shields Sharif i.e. o. ort.

17 1843. SHEsirr's Sals. -By virtm of a writ of ven Jitiooi exnonas to medireeMjd by the Court oleominon Pleas of Brown cooittv, Ohio, 1 ii: offer for sale, at the front door of the court house in (xoorgfltown on Saturday the lotb day November Iff 4 3. between the hours of ten and 4 o' clock on said day, the following real estate, to wit. A1 that tract of land bounded as follows; begiupins; at a stone north, 60 decrees east, 49 feet from the northwardly corner of in ot in the town of Kipley, No.

lb'J, and on tha upper side of Fourth street: thence with said street south, 30 east, 4 poles to a stake ia the upper line or said fourth streets tnenct at rigni angles from eaoli end of said ba-s line north, 60 east, up the hill lo the upper beck tine of said A. iilggeu's is also a line ol Samuel Kankiu, tbe distance being about IS poles and 3 1-3 toet, more or less, making t'ie back end line of the lot the same length as the front, to wit, four poles, snd the west side line binding on the lines of Jesse Harlan and -Rev. John nankin, together with the appurtenances. To be sold as (he real estate of F. G.

Ooldsfterry at the suit of Jesse Terms cash. WM. SHELD'S Sheriff, B- CO. Sheriff's office, October 17th, 1843. SIIEIRFF'S SALC.

John F. Tomliuson, Brown Com. s. Pleas. McGrew Dugln.

Ven. Ex. BY virtue, of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me ditected by the Court of Common Pleas, within and for Brown Covnty, Ohio, I will offer for sale, at the front door of the Court-house in Georgetown, on Saturday theldth day of the hours of 10 St. 4 o'clock On said day, tne following real estate oi wit: In lot number ninety-three (93) in. the town of-Higginsport, Brown County Ohio, eon-tainini acurrviue shoo, beam house bark mill and other improvements.

Also, a tract or parcel of laud adjoining said in lot, bonded es follows, to wit: Beginningat the north east comer of snid In lot number 93; thence north in continuation of the line of said lot 93, seven poles to a stake south east corner of esse ones's land tnence in a west direction with the line of said Jones, eight and a half poles to the southwest corner of said Jones' thence in a north directien five poles said Jones northwest corner, in Jesse Dugin's line; thence in a west direction with said Dugin's line, about three poles xo a stone in said line: thence in a southerly direction with Dugin's line seven poles to the north-west comer of Benjamin Stewart's tract, thence in an east direction with Stewart's line about five polos to said Stewart's north-east corner jthence in a southerly direction with said Stewart -s line, to the north-west corner of said In rot No. 9J; thence east with the back line or earn lot, five pot ee to the beginning; supposed lo con tain two-ihids ot an acre, be tne same more cr less, and bein the residue of the unsold land conveyed by lohn Cochian to JohnMcGrew and Jesse Dugin. To be sold as the property of said fllcurew and Dugin. in the above case. terms eash.

WM SHIELD, Sheriff C. O. Sher.ff's Oat. 17th, 1843. SHERIFFS SALE.

flY virtue of a writ nf venditioni exponas tome directed by the court of common Pleas of Brown countv Ohio, I will offer fur sals al the front door of the tourt house in oaiurnay thelrttli dav of November ISU.between iu 4 o'clock on said day, the following real estate, to wit a tract or oarcel of land lying in the coun tv of Brown and State of Ohio on the waters of 2 ovar lick crce. being pari oi an emrj inauo in tha name of John Watts WO. -1OU, ana ooun A rinacrihed as follows: Beginning at a nniilnr and beech, corner of Jonathan Church on the bank cf the run; thence south, 89 degrees east, 83 i-IO poles to a gum and beech, Michael Kennedy's eoruer. crossing the run al 13 and th. mad at 17Dolesr thenie with Kennedy's th.

24 desreeswest. 98 8-1Q poles to a fhencawith the line of James Davis uorth, 83 degrees west, 79 2.10 poles to a stone in the road in Jonathan Churche's line; thence with Churche's line and the road south, i de- gree ea 98 7-10 poles to the beginning; eon-lainine fifty acres, be the same more or less. Tobe sold as the property oioyara at the suit ol W. B. Wright.

WM.SUllSliUS.Sh'n xtiytT. Sheriff's office, Oct. 17tb 1843. fiH brim's Sals -BY virtue of two of A venditioni exoonas to me by the Court i Co imnon Pleas iu and for Bnwn county Ohioa the other by the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont county, Ohio I will offer for sale, at the front of 'be court house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day nf November, 1843, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the following real estate to A piece or parcel of land situate in Brown countv; Ohio, holng part of Job Watt's survey No. 3779, and bounded and described as follows described real estate, to wil; lying aw.an.tl Tt Oe7inninir at a to Moore sr.

and Thos. Kennedy; thence North three-fourths deg. E. IG poles; ibence South54 deg. East 10 poles to a stons; tnence oouib is- thence eaet 5 poles and li teet; tbeoc-' nom west 10 poles to the Slate road; thence' iJo dag West polA and Vt.feat to lift place of be.

ffinninz.sunooisdtocaiuainorte acre and a third, be tne same more or less, with tbe improvements thereon. To ba sold as the property of William Dowd nsy at the suits of John Reeves St, Co, against William Dowdney and others, ad Edmtiad Gaga and Osgood Wt5terlau i for the use of Edmund William Dowdney et Atso.bv virtue of the above mentioned writ frem the Court of Common Pleas of Brown county, I will o.Ter for sals, at the time and, place above name 1, the following property, to wit lot So. 22 in that part of said town laid off by N. Moore sr. Also a niece or parcel of land in said county.

bounded as follows: beginning at a stone in the state road in John Kennedy's line mctce witn tha road south 431 dei.E. 13 poles to a 'one in the road: thence S. 4, dee. W. 25 2(3-100 poles to a stone; thence N.43i deg.

W. 13 poles to a it me in John Kennedy's line; 'hence with said line N. 4 1-2 deir. E. 25 26-100 poles to the be.

ginning, Containing one acre end a half, being part of John wait's survey no.oim. the louowing reai Abou; one-fourtb of an acre of land In ohn Watts' survey number 3779, adjoining Hamers. ville, known as the Ogden lot, containing a log dwellinahouteenda blacktmith shop, h'n part of the land sold by N. Moore jr. and wife to William Dowdnsv.

yioird. To be sold as the property of at the suit of John Reeves- Co. TSrms a'X SHIELDS, Sheriff She; oSee, Oct. 1711813. RrovSn Common Pleas.

JoheF. Jackson bit next friend William atse vs. Ri ebard Jackson, Joho Wilson Wilson his wife late Harab Jackson, Le auei Roaod eVEIizabathbUwife Uie Elizabeth Jackson, James Woods ttachael bis wife Uu Raphael Jackson, Masses V. Winder Catharine his wife late Catharine) Jackson, and Thomas C. Yates son of Nancy Yale lato Nancy Jackson dse'd.

hsirs of John Jackson dee'd. THIS Defendants above named will take so tiee that on the IGtli day of October lt43 the above named John F. Jackson filed in the Coort of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, a petition, the object and prayer of which is to obtain partition of th, following described tract of land situated in Brown County Ohio, described as follows. Beginning at two jgar trees and white oav, In the patent fine, thence north, 45 degre east, 160 potes to one sugar end dog wood tree thence degreeswsst, 151 poles a and maple; south, 43 degrees went, 169 poles to the paten: litis thence south, 491 east, to the p'ace of beginning; containing 150 acres, patented in the name of James Knox No. 66 i.

and causa to be set off to Petitioner c-ee equal seventh part thereof in sever-atty or if said land cannot be partitioned without injury, the whole to bcappraised sod sold the avails to be divided between Petitioner and Defendants, agreeably to their respective inter est. A nd said defendants ate notified to appear before the next court of common Pleas of said county to be held at Georgetown on the 3rd 1 uesiey of November next and plead, an swer or demur to said petition otherwise an or der of Partition will be made sy said court on application of Petitioner. li. W. H.lNU,si.

lor petitioner. SIIERFFS SALE. BY virtue of six writs of venditioni exponas to ms directed by the court of common Pleat within and for Brown county Ohio, I will oner for sale at the front door ol (he court house iu Georgetown on Saturday the 1 1 th day of Novem-Bar, 1843, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the following real estate, to wit: a tract of land lying on the west fork of Eagle creek in said county, bounded as follows; Beginning at a large beech on the bank of the west fork of Eagle creek near the mouth of the little west fork of said creek thence south, 73 de grees west, 33 poles to a black oak thence north, 4U degrees west, au poles to a sycaiuoie; tbence north, IU degrees west, at) poles to an asn and white walnut in a branch; thence north, 50 degrees east, 39 poles to a honey loei-st; thence i north, 6 degrees east, 1 6 poles to a buckeye, hackberry and white walnut, thence north, 3d degrees east, II poles lo two elms, on tbe bank of the creek thence south, 21 degrees east, 34 poles to a stake; thence north, 50 degrees east, 21 poles to two dogwoods and a beech; thence south, b'J degrees east, es poies to su. gartrees and a beech; thence south, 27 degrees west, poles to sycamores ana an tronwooa on the bank of the west fork above the mouth ofa6ranch; tbence down the west wrk with the meai ders thereof to the beginning; containing 60 1-2 acres, part of Philip Slaughter's survey No. 553 on which is erected a flouring mill and other improvements.

To be sold as the real estate of James and John L. Pilson at the suits of Boswell and Tucker for the. use of John Moore vs. James Pilson, Hanks and Niles vs James Pilson, Benjamin Sutton's Executor vs. James Pi'-son and Richard Bates vs.

James and Jo in L. Pilson. Samuel Pangburn vs. James and John L. Pilson and Joseph.M, Clark vs.

James Pilsnn. Terms cash. Valued at S7.5UU. WM.SHIELDS, Sh'ff, B. C.

SherifTsoffice, Oct. 10th, 1843. SHERIFF SALE. Racheal McClain Brown com. Pleas Chancery.

vs. W.Robison et al. PURSUANT to an order of the court of common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, made at their September term 1843, 1 will offer for sale at ibe front door of the court house in Georgetown on Saturday the 18th day of November 1843, between tho hours ol ten and 4 clock on aaid day, the following real es. late to wit, lying in Brown county Ohio near Ripley.pdrtof au entiy of 1000 acres av aA made in tho name James roage ino 4is Besinninir at a slake in the line of Lig gett Meharry, Standing north, 23 de grees west, au leel irom tne centre oi the turnpike roid, thence north 23 degrees west, 17 pules to an oak; thence north 14 degrees to a stake; thence south, 28 degrees east, 28 poles to a atone, thence south 6 1 degrees west, 8 poles to tbe beginning; containing one 16 poles, w-th a large frame house thereon. To be sold as tjbe rea.1 estate of Defendant in thj case-' Terms cash; Appraised to $750.

4 Wm. Shields Sheriff, c. o. oct. 17 1843.

5 SHERIFF'S SALE. James odon et al. I com pleaa. vs. Chancery.

James WaU. TY virtue of five decrees of the court of com- JLpmo pleaa of Brown county Ohio, 'made at their September term 1843, I will offer for sale at the front door of tha court house in Georgetown, on Saturday the I8ta day of November 1943, between ten ana to'crock on saia a ay, tne and being in the county of Brown and state of Uhioon the waters ol Straight crees, an entry of 1000 acres made in the Da. no of Henry Heath No. 1317; Beginning at one halt pole west of a sugartree on the east side of the branch; thence east 33 poles to a stone iu Jamei Wall's line: thence with said line jiorth 41 degrees, I75J poles crossing Wall's Spring branch 108 poes to a dngwood and two sugartiees in the originaline of the survey to Walls corner; thence west 96 6-10 poles crossing a run at six pofes and running with the county roe to a stone and of wivm Kyffe, thenee SeVlil poles to-a stone in said line, south 4 1-2 with the widow's jinesouw, i- urgrer-. a-H't no es to a svramore in iijv branch; tbence down the branch south, de areeseast, 11 MO poles to a water bee-h; thence sooth, 14 degrees east, 3S i'0' stone, theoe south 1 degree west, 63 poles to the beginning; come ining sixty acres one rood and 22 To be sold as the eminable interest of James Wall at the suits of James Uiudon et al.

Terms cash. Appraised at $15 dollars per "WM. SHIELDS, Sh'tT. B. C.

O. Sheriff's Office, Oct. I7lh 1843. Aclo-inlstratorl8 Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of I I I- iJa-George tl.

ooorer, laio nt cranttun township, deceased, ate notified to make immediate payment; ana all persons uav-in; claims against said estate are requested to present them legally proven within ene yeat for payment. THOMPSON LNDSEY, Adm'r of G. H. Bahrer dee'd. Oct.

18tb, 1813. "Notice. The andersigned will hereafter practice lsls partnership, in tto severe! courts vt Browaewu iy U. Tneir office is ls front of tbe court fcosuj where they will alwaysbe found, smlese absent on Professional business. All matters eonodesi to their ear.

will be attended to with fidelMf and punctuality. T. t. HAMFR. JOHNSTON May S7h.

1843. A. ELLISON, I S.TI'38'VET AXD COVXStLLOK AT LAW.1 Office on tbe east aide of the Public ftqaefe) ueorgetown, Ubie. G.W.KING, IV sTTOIJIir AT lit, Will practice Law in the several Codrtn of the Counties of Brown, Adams and Clermont: his office is on the East aid of the PublicSqua iu George to wn.Brow County, Ohio. Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEVORE willnracuee his fessionin the Courts of this Judicial Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at r.as corner ol tne public square. -i7 did, toil. SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA, FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT -OF THE SYS. TEH, NAMELY: Scrofula, or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinne Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on the Fdce, Blotches, les, Chronic Sore Eyes.

Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlarge, meut and Pain ol the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Spyhilitic Symptoms, Sciatica, or Lumbago, and diseases arising Irom an injudiciotlB 'use of Mercnry, Ascites, or Dropsy, Exposure or imprudence in Life. AUo, Chron. ic Constitutional Disorders will be removed by this Preparation. The following certificate is from a gentleman who lost the whole of his nose from a serkre Scrofulous disease. It speaks for itself.

BaoojtLVN, Nov.25, 1842. Messrs. Sands: Gent. Altttoogb I am disfigured and deformed for life, laave not lost my recollection; ana never, wiuie i exist, shall I cease to feel grateful for benefits epnferred, through the use of your invaluaole Sarsaparilla. 1 was attacked in the year ia2d with a scrofulous affection on ibe end of my nose, commenc.

ing with a small red spot, attended itch, ing and burning sensations. This induced rub-ing, and nuw commenced the ravages of a die ease which progressed as follows; the left nostril was first destroyed, and, continuing op. wards, it crossed the bridge of the nose and, seising upon the right side, destroyed the cartilage, bone and ail the sunounding parts, until, finally, the nose was entirely eaten off: tbe passage for conveying tears from the eye to tne nose obliterated, which caused a continual flow of tears. Tne disease now seised upon the upper lip, extending to the right cheek, and my feelings.and sufferings were auch as can better be imagined than described. '-1 am a native of Nottingham, in England, and my case is well known there.

The first Physicians in the Kingdom prescribed forme, but with little benefit. At one time I was directed to take 63 drops of the "Tincture of Iodine" three times a day, which co itinued for six months in sue. cession. At another time 1 applied Oil of Vitriol to the parte. After this used a preemption of Sir Astlcy Cooper's, but all proved in vain.

I continued to grow worse, and as a droming man will catch a straw used every remedy 1 could bear of that was considered applicable to my cae, until 1 became dirguated with the treatment, and re'inquished all bop of ever getting Many pronounced the disease a Cancer, but Dr. under whose treatment I stas, eon-sidered it Scrofulous Lupus, and this Is tha name given it by medical men. As a last re tort I was recommended to try change of air and an Atlantic voyage, and in April last I sailed lor America, and arrived here in tha month of May. The disease continued gredu-ally to increase, extending upwards and back-wards, having destroyed the entire nose, and fast verging towards the frontal bone, it seised upon the upper jaw and surrounding parts. While crossing on tnererry-ooat Horn Brooklyn to New-York, a gentleman was attracted by my appearance and thus accosted for; 'My friend, nave you uku cijriiia res, replied various kinds, and every thing else could hear of; but, said he, "I mean iiands's Sarsaparilla No, teplied.

''Then use it lorj believe it will cure you." Being thus addressed by a stranger, I wi.s induced to mak trial of a medicine he so highly recommended. I purchased one bottle, which gave some re lief, and wonderful to tell, osrfig your 5anaps -rill less than two months, I feel within me well. The disease is stopped in its ravages, alj thftseraeking and tormenting pains are gone, my food reliance, my digestion is good, aud 1 sleep well and under the blessing of Divine Providence, I attribute the result entirely to the use of Sanda's Sarsaparilla. With the desire that the afflicted may no longer delay, bnt nc the right medicine and get cored. I remain, with feelings oflasting gratitude, Yourfntnd, TntUtAl X.LOYD, JfJ Nutria Allev.

Stats or Nsw-Yoau,) On the 25th day City of Brooklyn, ss.J November, 1842, be- fara ms came 1 homas Lifoyed, and acknowl edged the troth of the foregoing paper, and that he executed tne v.Iayor of the City of Brooklyn. Sands's Saraanarrti will also remove and permenantly cure diseases nl-vic their origin in an impure stataof the blood anoKJeDraved condition of the general conififutiortj viu Scrof ula or King's rivil, in Us various fnrnis; Rhea- matism. Obstinate cutaneous Eruutiont.lou-h- Pimples or Pustulee the face. chrome oora E.yee, ningworm or etter, Scald Head, enlargement and pain of tha bones and joints, stuoborn Ulcers, syphilitic symptoms. diseaees arising irom an inju licious use of Mer cury, female derangements, and other similar complaints.

Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands dr. Druggista and Chemists, Granite buildings, 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers -street, New AnJ forsale by Druggists throughout the TJ. 8.

Price $1 per bottle, six bottles for The public are respectfully requested to re- member that it is Sands's Sarsaparifla that has and Is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of diseases to which thehuman frame isjubject, ami Kr Sands's Sarsaparilla, and take no other. A Liggett, Front Street, Ripley, le the rer-larly constituted agent tor the above for Brown couutv, at whose store tbesass at all times be ootained. 1. VI IU1 Oel.23ih, 1513..