Indiana Intelligencer, Volume 4, Number 30, Charlestown, Clark County, 17 April 1822 — Page 3
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the rate of two per cent, per month, on the amount of the original debt." The naval court martial, detailed to sit at Boston on the charges preferred.
by captain Hull against captain Shaw of the U. S. navy, consists of captains Tingey, Morris, M'Donough, War rington, Spence, Downs and Creighton. Numerous witnesses are summoned Captain Tingey is president The charges are disrespect offered to captain Hull by captain Shaw. When the latter took command of the Constitution, he displayed a pennant.--
Hull disputed his right to do so. The navy commissioners last summer decided in favor of captain Hull. CaptShaw doused his pennant and wrote a letter, sarcastically congratulating captain Hull on his victory over the "poor bit of bunting." And now seven of our brave officers, the captors of ships and conquerors of fleets are to
Collector's Sale.
Notice. All persons are indebted to the estate of
Philip Boyer, (late of Bethlehem)
As all
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,. f.rrurtl tliat t'.vo rr.cn v:ctr 5;t n solemn tP3l rn thts i' ";)U,;h' this place yesterday from ; tfft biting Tftir. Fat. . i tv la on their way to the We understand that Commodore hoger .Vv'al klle.sonville. will iroout in tho Frigate Macedonian, l"l -v ' . r.;u,t.';Ciilillo. If t!ii repeat is correct, a-., I Oi fill Ihi? vai-:uu-v ..J . i-- I i l.i ! mr.d? on
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- i i , i .,f Mril s'fi'rrul i-:c)tit.fi m rust oi.a.' ; ana bale, on the 20th day oi.pnl u Mms ;.k;.llp,t tllt. sa next, the inllowisi 1 otr, in ihCe;tltr ;i!C HclUr,(trd to pictent diem town of New-Albunv, or so much .pni)?ily amheutica'cd for MU'tmcnc, hereof as will satisfy the County b.W.c ,'-) Tax, and Cost due thereon lor AVM. fi. AHMSTIiONG, '.
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the year 1821. Sale to be held
at the door of the New-Albany
Hotel. March 27th, 1822
WILLIAM KELLY
Bethlehem, Clark county, Ia April 10th, 1822
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. STRAYED From the subscriber, living in Mad-
Join App!c,:atc-, Lot no. l'Ji Lower ison. la. on 'i'uesdjy tl;e t)th l ist, a Thiid Strret. ilJ-iJiiy Hncf, "t h h . n i : H v-.tr a-S-u.od AHi'Ub-tc, no. 15, d". h. i ,0vt- h.s right eye, ba,-d -! e-fir j ,fc
17, io. iio. ' Dti'iorK witn tne letirr ai, i. anc ti ,)4, Up. Kin) j y or 10 years ol'U with a innriber o
James S. Brown,
is a candidate to the vacancy oc-
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in Congress
resignation of Mr. Hen-
on. William Polke of Knox coun-
formally announced in the Vin-
and Evansville papers, as a candi-
Lieutenant Governor
rnor Adair has issued his procla-
convening the Kentucky Legisla-
the 13th of next month. The
al public business will be the laying
into Congressional districts.
to the late census and apportion-
and an attempt to adjust the land between Virginia and Kentucky.
Communicated COMMERCIAL.
to the view to form a company for
rpoise of sending surplus Produce
manufactures to a better market, at much risk of capital to the owner, surrounding Farmers, and others who
rested, are requested to meet, at
of EVAN SHELBY, on Saturday,
in inst. when and where, a digested
of policy and regulation will be ed for their consideration.
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the governor of Cuba.
to be made on
John Berry Charles Boyles
Maxwell Chambers
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h, CIO. 23. L Spring. 11, do 22, Up. 2d.
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fVn. M'noiiKal'a Chi'.d 2 ads of lot niHiilicr 4. L. bpring.
tcnotsilion to niHVf it thf- ff,nlinii.iiire of' I'limorr 4i opring.
. I .mo,. I iirtirt T ftP U Ti i
die inlanious piracies near tlu: Maiul, and wuu5a. v... , v,w. . ilex lf.l..ri !
, ill. iiW! iiui J'J.
to hicak up the iiet of hucaniers at Cane : , p..;...: t IVter i'nnic
Drnnec vjarre Uoct. Wm. C. Gait do do.
Tremendous Batteries.--Fort Delaware on the Pea Patch will mount 234, 24 pounders ; 10 mortars; 28 howitzers. Fort Monroe in the Chesapeake bay. 320. 24 plunders ; CO mortars. Fort Calhoun in the same, 216, 21 pounders. Del Watchman. Hard Times. An extract of a letter dated, Worthington, Ohio, Feb. 1822, says the Connecticut Courant, contains the following statement of the available funds of that place: "That you may know how scarce money is, it has becn remarked that there is but pre quarter of a dollar in Worthington and that has been borrowed so much from one to another to pay postages, that it is worn smooth, and L now a twenty cent piece."
do, do. do. do, do. do. do. doWilliam L. Ilobson
12, MukCt. 24. d 20, U.Mark. 2 2, 2(19, Sntrrj.
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ll. do. G. Lower 4th 22. Market. U7. L. Mark, a a. ad. 29, 4!il. 2r, sd. 27 II. Spring
31, tatr. 21, U. Kim. half of 2t.L. Markhalf cf 1 1, 4th. half of 21, Up. do. Out Lot D. Spring, half of Out Lot K. do.
iddl- marks. Slid horse has bteu
traced near to this place, and is supposed to be in or near Charlestown Any person taking up said hoise, and delivering or giving information to Judge Shelby, in Charlestown, shall receive the above reward, in current money. MARTLV ROUZER.. Jefferson county, Ia. STRAYED From the subscriber, adjoining the Farm ol Mr. Abraham Eplar ibout two miles from Charlestown, on the 10th of March la-tt a common sized Brindle Cow, with a white facet a swallow. fork and crop out of each ear. I Will give Two Dollars in good money to any person who will bring her home, or One Dollar for giving me information of said cow. E. KEMP.
Samuel Higgs
John Hall
SUMMARY
ence of death has been pronounced
Nicholas Miller, aged 76 years, who
convicted during the late session of circuit Court, [in Louisville] of the
r of his son-in-law. The 2d oi next
is lixed for his execution. M. Post.
negro was killed on Sunday evening
at a plantation in this vicinity, by an-
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negro. The murderer has been apclt.d and is in confinement awaiting
amount cf money already paid to treasurer of the Louisville Hospital,
the tax on auction sales, for the 1st
after ending 1st inst. exceeds eighteen seed dollars.. One house paid one thou-
and forty dollars. Post. fie Cincinnati Gazette informs us
Governor Trimble, of Ohio, has i
;ed the services of James Goddes, cpe rier.ced engineer of thf state of York, to make the survey und lates for the canal from lake Erie e Ohio, agreeably to a law pisyed c last session of the legislature of pate. It ii further observed, that fexpectcd he will p-oceed to the i of the Ohio and take a survey cf
Pciicstrianism. Mr. Zr'juV.Mi J'n
ninws (says the New J:rtcy Kagle) i "I'homas Soinervilic
walked fron) Camptov.n to ! owles Isaac Lamb
Hook, and from thence back acjau, (a Uurgles Whiting
distance of 23 nnles) on the nth uit. during the storm, in 4 hours 36 mi autrs. This beats all the pedestrian efTort5 in Europe that we ever heard of. It is at a rate much faster than the mail stage tr&wL between this and Philadelphia. 1y the following, it would seem that France has been before this country in recognizing i he independence ol
the Spanish American provinces
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Recognition data, The Independ
ence of the Unitul States was lecog niztd by France in 1778; by Grea' Britain and IL Hand in 1782; by Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and iiussia 178.3; and by Prussia in 1 785Washington papers say, that the French Minister there has ent a Messenger to the Columbian Hepublic to recognise its Independence, in the name of Louis 1 8th. If the fact be as stated, France wdl have the start of he world in two memorable recogni
tions. Columbian Centi ncl.
From the East Indies. We learn by the arrival of the ship Huntress from Canton, that the American sailor, who Iwdnriived to the Lmdv of Baltimore,
round on botii sides of the river, Ln(i wun ldd Urn charged with thr
a view of ascertaining the ex- ! riMr(r 0f -d Ciiinese woman, h"d been
e oi removing thote obstruction:; i fr;ri fMnnd iruiliv and was executed
for deitrmininir tht raot eligible .. nr (SricSnt r. The trjdc
- . UU IUU.I I'Ui. - - - ions for such improvement r which l;aJ been suspended, wai re-
L-uimd.
dl L. Maik.
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3i Ugh. 1 S 2di. High 12 2d.
WILTj aKobe xoesed to salo at the place and on die day aforesaid, the following Tracts or Parcels of Land, or io much as will py the Tax end Coitj lof the vear aforesaid: ('M.) JAMES BESSE. b. tc : Abbey ft Armstrong. 15 eres, Silver Creek, L'Jt 63. C Ct. Joi.ph Bowman's Heirs. KiO acres, Section 19. N W. quaiicr25 William Cauglnaw, &o acres, Section 15, Town 2 1 K. D.-oicl Caruh. 8o acres, section 23, SE- Town 2, K 5. Lewis Davis, 100 acres, Lot No 23, Letter B 111. Grint. L-thtop Elderkm. eu acres. si ction 23, S. E. Town 2, K 5.
Martin Holmes
SHI.HiFFS SALE I shall expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, lor ready money, on the 20th inst. on the pulhc square in Charlestown, 1 sntall Wagon and Harness 1 Bay & 1 Gray horse; taken by virtue of an execution in favor of William T. JIuii; against Daniel P Paulkner. G.POSS. D. S.for S pjjMO, 1 rq CUUREY,Sh m By virtue of a wiit of Fieri Faciis, to me directed from the C!rk' Office j' tlit l'ltjfl f'wtiiW Cou.t, in i'uv ..me of Daniel Jackson against 1 hornas Taylor, 1 have levied and sha I expose to Pui.lie S.4;e, a the djor ol t' e New-Albany Hotel, on the 20th inst. a Lor oi M-ixville, fifty ha by one .hundred, on which I t stands two Log Cabins, as thr property of the baid Taylor, to satisiy die said Execution. JAMSS HESSE, S F.O April .Mil IH22.
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Tins 2l-d day of March, 1822, came Wm. Grace, and made oath that he lost in Salem, one Note on John Buttorlf, of twenty three doll iirs u nd forty live cents, due the first day of October, 1820. Also,
73 acres, secton 35, J one Note, on Abram Bishop, of six dollar?.
M. W. Town 25 whirli r.ea" wen belli navnble to Willinm
John Kcloei's He.rs, 432 acres, No. (irate. 85, Cldrlt Grant. . JOSEPH DURPEY, J. P. W. C. Til 'Utas Joice. 160 iicres, section 1, N- E. quarter, Town 4, Range 5. J. F. Itoss & TIlO. J. Fodd James Kendall. 1CJ acres, section 2, j ATPOUNIhS A T LAW, Touii 11. C K. j Having associated themse:ves togeWestley Mnin, 82 acres, section 29, ther for de purpo-e of p actismg their Town 3, 5. j profession their earefui and joint atGeo'gj Oaltnau, 140 wcres, Ohio tention will be giv-o t all prcf 'SHonal Kjver. ; concerns, that nuy be cooiUed to
Quarter. Clarion. Lidti'c of the Cjrntn'jimcaUlt.
it a meeting of the Hoard of Li-
P'! of the Commonwealth of Men-
A' on the 20d of the last month, ollowinij ruaolutions were adop-
Vtwhei, Tint this Hank and its Jichcs do forth with cease loaning t calls and discounts: Provided, Y any branch in which the notes iltr discount dr not amount to its Proportion of three millionaof dol ta iy loan out of said calls and -cants or otherwise, a sum which, rd to the amount now discounted, )l not exceed its due proportion ol -Td thrre millions. XcAjived, Tiui en ail notes which '3Une due after tin first day ol An-
The Mieier of Spain has Jefi Wa.i'm'j;ton City for Philadelphia some siy h- is in ;v pout because Jonathan wi-lies to cultivate and cherish the Liberty Tree mi near the confaios of his Must Catholic Majesty. ANNUAL ELECTION. For Governor. Wji.uvm Hl.NrOUCKS. For f.irittrnuiit. d'uit i iior. II ATM 11' Boov. EllASMUS PoWTI f ; W U.I.I AM PH ! ' For Cai-rcSa-util b.Jri:'.. J ON A I' J I AN J LA. I. N'
James Prentiss, 500 acres, in ?i0. 80, Clark Grant. Pnnvm, iw acr5, Oh.:o River. 'Plrmns Pierce, 1G0 aces, Indian rcc 1c Wyatr Simpson. V acres, section 1, N E. T o vii z, 5. Scrilui-rr, Prentice, Dehart others, 500 acres. Lo' 43, C.Grant. David Stcwari lTJaCies, Lot C5, CCr;'nt. W. G. Thompson. 1 CO acres, sec tion 34. s. w. qr. T 2, H. G. C U Ilobert l'odd, (K-S.) section JO, N E. an 1 S. Y.. i"p. 'Town 2, K. 5Win. Wright, igo i.cres, secticm 15, s. w. qr 'Town 3, K. 5. W. Wii-tcnff!d, 485 ;c es. X:o--Jllbnu;;, Fnjjd co.tr-'i, April 10.
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JUSTICE'S BLANKS, of all kinds, I'.U'STPdl iNOTTCES, v.v. J HOUSE BILLS neatly csc-ulai it tliia
ca t.;c
them.
CharL"ii:tcri,
Land for
The Subscriber offers fcr sale, 100 Acres of Land, in No. CZ3 Letter B, five miles back ot Jeffcrbonville: Also, 03 Acres in ao. 80, six miles above Charlestown on the road leading to Bethlehem, and cornering with John Allhand's la.nd: Also, a nurti, ber of Lots in the town of HethIehem, and Land adjoining tlie town. Me will also lease seversE. :racts of Land in the ILI'mol Grant, on improving le-ises. WM G. ARMSTRONG. listhlchcm, March 13, 1322-
x, dicie shall be paid a call at."
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