Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 7, Madison, Jefferson County, 13 February 1817 — Page 4

' 1 Concluded from fin: pac. injunction,, or other proceedingswhatever, shall progress, and be carried on, in the respective court or courts, in the same manner as is now provided by law, and all proceed ingshad therein, in as full and complete a manner as if this constitution were not adopted. And appeals and writs of aror, may be taken from -the circuit court; and general court, now established in', the Indiana territory, to the supreme court in such

manner as snail ue proviaeu iur uy

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fcec. 3. The president of this con.'

vention shall iisuc writs of election, directed t the several iherifis of tlie several counties, requiring them to cause an election to be held for governor, lieutenant-governor, repre- ; Tentative to the congress of the United States, members of the general assembly, sheriffs, and coroners, at the respective election districts in each county, on the first Monday in August next : Which election shall be conducted in the manner prescribed by the existing election laws of the Indiana territory ; and the said ' governor, lieut. governor, members

of the general assembly, sheriffs, and corbners, then duly elected, shall continue to exercise the duties of their respective offices for the'time prescribed by this constitution, and until their snccessor or successors arc qualified, and no longer. Sec. q. Until the first enumeration shall be mad?, as directed by tills constitution,' the county of "Wayne shall be entitled tnine senator, and three representatives ; the county or Franklin, one senator,and three representatives ; the county of Dearborn, one senator, and two representatives ; the county of Switzerland, one representative; and the county of Jefferson and Switzerland, one senator ; and the county . of Jtlfcrsontwo representatives ; the county of Clark, one senator and three representatives ; the county of Harrison, one senator and three representatives ; the counties' of Washington, Orange and Jackson, one senator, and the county of Washington, two representatives; - the counties of Orange and Jackson, one representative cacii ; the county of Knox, one senator and three representatives; the county of Gibson ne senator and two representatives; thj counties of Posey; Warrick and Perry, one senator, and each of the aforesaid counties of Posey, Warrick, and Perry, one representative. S;'c. ic. All books, records, documents, warrants and papers, appertaining and belonging to the ofiice of the territorial treasurer of the Indiana territory, and all monies therein, and all papers and documerits in the oflice of the secretary of fcaid territory, shall be disposed of as the general assembly of this state may direct. ijec. xi. All suits, actions, plea?, plaints, prosecutions, and causes whatsoever, and all record.1, book;, papers and documents, now in the general court, may be transferred to the suprrrnc court established by this constitution : And all causes, suits, actions, pleas, plaints, and prosecutions whatsoever, now existing or pending in the circuit ccuts of this territory, or which may be therein at the change of government, and all records, books, papers and documents, reining to the said

suite, cr filed in the said courts, may be transferred over to the circuit courts established by this constitution, under such rules and " regula- -tioos as the general 'assembly may direct. " , Done in convention at 'Corydon,on the twenty-ninth day of June, in the' year of our , v Lord eighteen hundred and sixteen, and of the Independence of the United States, the fortieth. In witness whereof wc have hereunto subscribed our names. ' JONATHAN JENNINGS, President of the Convention, ' and Delegate from the county of Clark.

Clark. " Ihomas Carr, John K. Graham,

1 J James Lemon, James Scott, Dearborn. James Dill, i j Ezra. Ferris, Solomon Manwaring. Franklin. James Brownlee, William H. Eads, Robert Hanna, Enoch M'Carty, James Noble, Gibson. Alexander Dcvin, Frederick Rapp, David Robb, James Smith. ' Harrison. John Boone, Davis Floyd, Daniel C. Lane, Dennis Pennington, Patrick Shields. 7e ft non. Nathaniel Hunt, j-h -ivia n rimxvv en, Samuel Smock. t. Knox. John Badollet, John Benefiel, John Johnson, Wm. Poike, Benjamin Parke, Perry. Charles Poike. Posey. Dann Lynn. Switzerland. William Cotton. Wasbinzton. john De Paw, William Graham, William Lowe, Samuel Milroy, Robert M'Intirc. Waynt. Patrick Beard, jeremiah Cox, Hugh Cull, Joseph Holman. Attest Wm. HENDRICKS, Secretary.

j Assorted

MRS HEATH

miner au i"1"1'" u r im mm; THE subscriber dcm-V

roenced and 'drraKtfbSthf tender lus thanks to h s W above business in ill its Vacfont' to, d the. pubhe Ses. She Vill on t Ke shortest for the.r l.beral support, ano. u . . .. ' M.. t to mfnrm them that hp rnntiJt'

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plain or fashionable a, , PRESSES, ;' HEADDRESSES, BONNETS, BAND BOXES, t Amirs PELECES. &c.

Her correspondence to the Eastwcrd, is such, that she will be supplied with the newest fashions eve. ry month. All kinds of cloths and country produce, will be received in payment, and even CASH will not be refused. tf-She'may at present be found opposite to the house lately occupied by Mr. Reed, as a tavern. ii-Ordeis from the country will be thankfully received and strictly attended to. Madison, Jan. 14, 1817. , 3 6m STOP THE TUIEV. . FORTY DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen out of the stable of Josiah Grover esquire, near Xenia, Green county Ohio, on the night of tht 4th of December .iff 16; one Sorrel Horse, four years old. last spring, fifteen & a half hands high, heavy made, no brands, a natural trotter, and has three white spots on the point of his right shoulder. Any person deJiverine: the said horscand thief t it - A 1 - t- 1

Siiail receive Uie aucrcwaro t-01

twenty dollars for the deliver v ot mjlkb attujj,, coarse ana mi . ti 1 ,

to keep at his old stand in Madisc

( next door to the Farmers and m)

clianics Bank of Indiana,) a general assortment of Merchandize, j. mongst which are the following ar.

ticies, to wit : Cloths Coatings Cassimeres Cassinetts Velvets Cords Flannels Blankets

Cotton, vVorsted

and Silk Vestings

Snufl boxes Sleeve buttons Coat ditto Vest ditto Shirt , ditto Calicoes "J

Cambrics Leno Muslins Shirting dito . Bombazetts Dimities Hose Gloves Socks Kid, Morocco,

& Leather sao"sj

Assorted.

the horse.

BEN DIXON. Jmuiry 13, 1817. 3 tf

Books and Stationary.

JEWKLRY.

DOCTOR HEATH, IS iust opening an assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, in the corner house occupied by Mr. Blackmore (Hatter,) which lie will retail low for cash, or country produce at cash price. He will gratefully attend to any call that may be made on him in his profession, either in town or its vicinity. Madison, Jan. 14, 18x7. 3 6m

NEW GOODS. The subscribers hereby respectfully inform the citizens of Madisot and the adjacent country, that they have just received direct from New York and Baltimore, a supply of ' new and seasonable goodi, of the latest importations from Europe: which they effer for sale at their store opposite to Messrs. Branham and Stapp's tavern, where they intend keeping a general assortment of American, European, and West India goods ; which they will dispose of on very moderate terms for cakh. L.R. y G. W. LEONARD. Jan. 2, 1 8 17. ,' 1 tf

Tex Coffee Pepper Ginger Spices and Sugar Inkstands Candlesticks and Snuffers Tongs Shovels and Pokers Cutlery Hardware Queenswarc Glassware ' Nails Kettles Pots & Ovens

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BANK block For Sale. Oilicc of the Tanners' and Mechanics' Bank of Indiana. The President and Directors ofFer for Kale, one thousand shares of the capital stock, on accomodating terms. EY'ORDER, JOHN SERING, cashr. Jan. 14 iSif. ' 3 tf -

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber in Madison, Indiana, about the beginning of last sum. mer, a light bay mare eleven years old, about fifteen hands high, a natural pacer, heavy made, rides clumsily I believe one, if not both of her hind feet are white : Also about the 8th instant, a bright bay mare si: years old, about fifteen hands high, a natural trotter, shod before; her back has been hurt some time ago with the saddle. Whoever will bring home or give information to me of cither of said mires, so that I can irct tlxm,

shall be liberally rewarded ; and

all reasonable expenses will

paid, by E2EKIEL LOGAN, Madison, January 29, 18 17. 5.

Combs assorted. Tinware ditto And a great variety of other srt; clcs too tedious to mention. r I wish to purchis- a quant;' Lard . Beeswa: Tallow

Sugar Butter vnc Linen. Erected Deer skins Tor THOMAS DOUGLASS ' IOHN MEEK

Tar. n if! I?. 2

, N. II. Those indebted to & subscriber, arc requested to call 3t make payment. Fer T. DOUGLASS, 1. MEEK.