Indiana Intelligencer, Volume 6, Number 297, Charlestown, Clark County, 29 May 1824 — Page 2

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much as in justice he ourdit tore dive, then such person -hill deliver to said lidmivy hi.s bond ; provided t aid Kanney, wi.'I e;n sol and deliver to the state of indianai full receipt, discharge and acquitance, for i:r,y claim or claims, he nuy pretend to have aqainst the said slate in any way respecting the same. Sec. 14. Each and every convict who may hereafter be confined in said s'ate prison, and who shall be unable to pay or discharge all the expenses of the prosrcutiori 3f:d conviction, in the court where :izh person was convict d, together with ail the costs nd expences uttendar t on the conveyance of such convict to the said prison; such convic hhall not be confined at hard lab;;r in said prison, after the period lor which he or she was sentenced to confinement may have tspind. at the rate of P-crty-five cents per day, until the whole amount of such costs and expenses pre .diificd ; and it is hereby made the dr of such superintendent, tokiep i corn et memorandum thereof, ai.d p the a mount ( f such fees to the ofheers of C'Urt, as may -ip-ar to be due to them, when required so to d : and shall pay over in'o the state tn'aHiry the amount of expens-s inru red. in conveying such convict to the said prison.

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CASH P O It W IS.IS K K V. THE SUIWCKIBIiRS WILL (ilVE C A S II For Merchantable Whiskey delivered in good barrels in this place, or at I-Iakper and Nichols', in Louis, ville. JOHN HARPER, H CO. Charlestown. May u. 18J4. BLUE MI-TlNtr The subscriber takes this method to acquaint the citizens of Charlestown and its vicinity, that she purposes cam ine;oii, during this reason, the I3LUE DYKING HUSINKSS. 1 hoy- who apply to her may depend on h'-r attention and exertions to firnish ;i good blue and afford to her cutomcrs amph1 satisfaction. Her rf-sidence is on High street, near Mr. Littleton How-mi's. HACHRL PARKER. Charlestown May u. 05-A FARM, within about six miles of this town, will be furnished to a careful family, for this season, rent free. For further pjrlieuLrs ir. quire of j NANCY COOK, j

STATE OF INDIANA CLARK COUNTY In the Circuit Court of said county of Clark. William T. Huff, pl'ff. On Domestic versus. Attachment, Leonard Jones, def't BE it known that the said William T. Huff, the plaintiff above named, heretofore, to wit; on the 10th day of May 1824, procured from the Clerk's office, of the Circuit Court of Clark county, his certain writ of Domestic Attachment against the goods and chattels, lands and tenemeets of the said Leonard Jones, the defendant, aforesaid; which writ was the 13th day of the month and year aforesaid, returned by the Sheriff of said county, executed by attaching 300 acres of land in the Illinoise Grant, No. 163, as the property of the said Leonard Jones: - The said Leonard Jones, the defendant aforesaid is, therefore, hereby required to Take Notice of the pendency of the same, and that unless he appears before the judges of our said Court, at the Court House in Charlestown, at our next term, to be holden on the first Monday in June next, and enter special bail, and plead to the action of the plaintiff aforesaid, the said Court will proceed to enter up judgment against him for the amount of the plaintiff's demand and cost, and the property attached as aforesaid will be sold for the satisfaction thereof. Test; JOHN CARR, clk. c c c c

CHARLESTOWN MANUFACTORY The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they have erected a set of CARDING MACHINES in Charlestown, at the East end of Main st. & near the Baptist Meeting house. Their Cards & Machines all being entirely new, they have no hesitation in saying they will operate completely. From their former experience in this business, they can assume all those who may favor them with their custom, their work will be done in a superior style, and with the greatest expedition. The wool must be clear of burs and all other trash. One pound of good soft grease is necessary for every eight pounds of wool..Customers from a distance will be accommodated on the shortest notice. The terms of carding will be eight cents per pound, or one 6th* part of the wool. ALEX. CULTON JAS. M'CLUNG 15, 1824 * in the first week's publication of the above Advertisement, we misconceived the price in wool, Messrs. Culton & M'Clung were willing to take for Carding; but it now stands corrected and agreeably to their statement in the first instance. EDITORS STATE OF INDIANA CLARK COUNTY, SS In the Circuit Court of Clark County aforesaid, Nov. Term, 1822, JOHN HOBSON, Pl'ff versus, WILLIAM ELLIS, Def't ON FOREIGN ATTACHMENT, This day came the plaintiff aforesaid, by his counsel, and the Sheriff

having returned the attachment in this case executed, by summoning John Prather as Garnishee, and the said defendant failing to appear, and

it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said William Ellis is not ask inhabitant of the sat of InDiana - it is ordered, that unless the defendant doth appear here on or before the first day of our next term, to be holden on the second Monday in April next, at the Court House in Charlestown, and give special bail and plead to the action of the plainaforesaid, judgement will be given or the plaintiff's demand and costs and the property attached applied towards the satisfaction thereof, and this cause is ordered to be continued until the next term; and it is further ordered that a copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper printed in this state, for four weeks successA Copy----Test, ISAAC SHELBY, CH

STATE OF INDIANA, CLARK COUNTY, ss In the Circuit Court of said county of Clark, ENOS TULY & JOHN FITE, Pl'ffs, Versus REUBEN H. MURRAY and HENRY

PALMER, Defendants, ON DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT, Be it known, that the said Enos Tuly and John Fite, the Plaintiff's above named heretofore, to wit; on the 11th day of May, 14, 1824, procured from the Clerk's office of the circuit court of Clark county, their certain writ of Domestic Attachment, against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements, of the said Reuben H. Murray and Henry Palmer, the defendants aforesaid, which writ was this 13th day of said month, returned by the sheriff of said county, exeluted by attaching one Side-board, and sundry other goods and chattels; the said Reuben H. Eurray & Henry Palmer, the defendants aforesaid, are therefore hereby required to take notice of the pendency of the same, and that unless they appear before the Judges of our said court, at the court house in Charlestown, at our next term, to be holden on the first Monday in June next, and enter special bail and plead to the action of the plaintiffs aforesaid, the said court will proceed to enter judgment against them for the amount of the plaintiffs demand and cost and the property attached as aforesaid, will be sold for the satisfaction there of TEST JOHN CARR, clk. c.c.c.c. Carding Machine. The Carding .Machine formerly owned by the subscriber and latterly by ALLEN & WORNOCK, has again become the property of the subscriberer and will be kept in operation on my farm, near Bull creek, Clark county, not quite nine miles from Charlestown, ad about seven from Bethlehem. The Machine is in complate repair, and all possible pains will be take to render entire satisfaction to those who may think pro-

per to favor me with their custom. Those who come from a distance

may expect to have every facility rendered to expedit their work, and as little delay as possible. He will curd lor eight cents per pound, or the one sixth of the wool. Wheat will be taken at the cash price. The wool must be well picked and clear of burs, and one pound of grease musi be furnished to every eight pounds of wool . THOMAS ALLEN. May 15, 1824 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS The subscriber has just received a handsome assortment of NEW GOODS which he offers for sale at reduced prices, for cast or approved country produce, to wit; Whickey, Bacon, Sugar, Flax, Flax and Tow Linen, Flour, and various other article of trade. JAMES SHOCKLEY. Charlestown, May 22, 1824. WOOL CARDING The Carding Machine formerly owned by Parker and Willse, now belongs to the subscriber, and will be carried on by him, at the same

stand in Charlestown. He having received an assortment of the finest

quality of Cards, together with his experience in the above line of business, can assure all those who may favor him with their custom, that their work shad be done in a workmanlike manner, and with the greatest despatch. The wool must be clean and clear of trash. One pound of soft grease is necessary to eight pounds of wool. Customer from a a distance will be accommodated as soon as possible. For Carding, eight cents in cash, or one sixth of the wool. He will take in payment for carding, Sugar, Flax and Tow Linen, Bacon, good Wheat,, and some Corn and Flour, all at cash price. NATHANIEL PARKER Charlestown, May 22,

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Being appointed Collector of the taxes in Clark County, for the year taxes are now due, and the law requires them to pay the same at the County Seat - Charlestown - at the Collector's Office. I am also autheorized, to collect arrearages of taxes, to a considerable amount for the years 1822 & 1823 - For the conveniece of the people, I will attend on

the days and at the places following, to receive taxes - During the June term of the court at my Charlestown - on Saturday the 19th of June, at Zebulon Collings' in Monroe township - On Tuesday the 22nd at Mr. Roe's in New-Washington - On Thursday the 24th at Mr. Byden's, in New-Providence - on Friday the 25th at Absolam Little's in Silver creek township - On Saturday the 26th at Mr. Smith's, in Bethelhem - and on Monday the 28th at Col. Ranney's, in Jeffersonville - I wish punctuality in the payment of taxes; The present law is such

cannot give that indulgence which has been received from former collectors. JAMES C. CALDWELL, Collector, C. C. May 15, 1824. FOR SALE OR RENT The subscriber residing in Jeffersonville, Indiana, offers his Tavern Stand for sale or rent. He deems it unnecesary to attempt a particular description of the premises; but to those who reside at a distance and are unacquainted with the eligibility and conveniences of this stand, he would just observe, that to take it all in all, it is supposed by many, that there are very few, if any, to surpass it. Any one inclined to purchase or rent, can view the premises, and consult the proprietor, who will give a good bargain, in either case. STEPHEN RANNEY Much 13, 1824.

PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas James Smith, youth of twenty years of age last February, did, on the. 30th day of April last, absent himself from my custody. I therefore caution and forward every person from harboring or trading with him on my account, as I will not be answerable for nay of his acts, nor for boarding, clothing, nor any charge whatsoever. Given under my hand at Charlestown, the 10th day of May, 1824. JOHN PRATHER

OCT 'The Subscriber re-pec hilly informs those vvho may u ant hs services as County .Survrynr of Chrk c ounty, that he has removed fioui Charlestown to the upper p:r! of said county, two miles south n-

of New Washington, at John w wait's mill on Camp ereek. Due attendance will be given to those wh j lavor him with a call. JOHN F. RANDOLPH. March 20 1824. ""proposals, foRPUDLis?ni:;c r.v sruscRirTiriN. THE IS til A HA Slil.rXTIOXOF UYMXS AM) Sl'innVAL WS'A liV RICK M"C0Y, MI'.'tiTr.a OF TI-K GOSl'i-t-. This wiil cntain a tho ee 5t,:c' lion id Ilynui:,, from the best thors, buittd to the humble w:,:! per of t-ny demotn;r;ation. u likewise contain many sniico c.paci y of children and yi'V'j not destitute of sueh a-, ja'isfaction and omtort to i the irost r final; tngi ,,u'r consiflerl.le nun be r n,vcr print, h will contain i.ear PJ" ,k s, in g od binding, fctid I)'' ed i ti each hciejhborho"d or no where a tohrai)le r.undjr. .'f scribers ate ub'ained, lor ' 'l. Those w h ) wd' become 3'- " i or s:xc; ies sh.il ha-e tti:-s'U' gratis, This w-ork h3r hte'i .. proird by a select ro i:':"';; pointed for tin' purposf ol ( ', lion, pnd by pious frieivds1- 1 , m? orders. ! hse wl 't'";i y ' I ... i i I '.! il !

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