Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 34, Madison, Jefferson County, 16 August 1817 — Page 6

"Neighbour Do-right." ' 2 From the Cape Fear Recorder, ?Mr. Editor, 1 I wish to become i sub scriber to your paper, and send . you three dollars in advance. As I - IMir tormL' t-omntv Kiif in f rtnllnr

Jid fifty cents you may wonder at this j but, when I - tell you ' an anecdote, which occurred when I was a young man, concerning a Printer, yoi will wonder no lon- , ger. The district in which I resided need not be mentioned, nor the printer. After having been a Subscriber for several months, I called at his office to pay my advance. I remarked to hinv that all about him appeared to wear the face of industry, and that he must certainly be doing well.The following dialogue then ensued : ' Printer. Yes sir, we have plenty of work. Your expences must be very great, but our district has been Very liberal ; I suppose you have a hundred subscribers among us? Printer. Yes Sir and more ; but I, believe you are the third or fourth gentleman that has paid inadvaace. Oh ! a little piece of neglect on their part j they will, no doubt, call when they come to town. Printer. -I hope they will, sir; but I am afraid this little piece of neglect, on their part, will be the ruin of me. - Not at all ; not at all ; .you have been able to meet all demands I hope. ' Printer. Yes, sir, I shall be able for some months to come ; but 1 hen I may want all arrearages settled. 1 left him with many well wishes as I believe Jie deserved success. But in about a year af terwards, he gave up the business .as unprofitable (very disagreeable alternative,) lost 18 or 20 months Jabor, and was barely able to square accounts ; soever since I have determined to comply with the terms of a newspaper. Why should I not ? Are they not as binding as any other contract ? And though a printer is, and ought to be considered a gentleman, I have understood that no class of our citizens work - harder for their money. As Printers are fond of picking up every little scrap, I suspected you would insert my letter and therefore you will conceal my name Folks will think I am in my doatage, if I write for newspars at this time of life, and being a batchelor, I wish to conceal my age and name as far as possible. We reluctantly comply wich the gentleman's request, to conceal his name ; but as he ought not to appear in the world with

out one we will call him, Neighbor Do-right.

NOTICE

SALT.

ALL persons indebted to the The Subscriber has just Subscriber, either by note or book reccivccj nearly 200 baraccount, are requested to make , 1 1 -u payment on or before the first day rels of Salt, whlCll he Will of September next, as: I intend gjlj LOJVtov CASH going to Pittsburg for Iron, and nnrrr T v ? must have Money. I hope my . UUUljrlv. customers will be punctual in at- Madison, August 2, 18 17. 32tf tending to this Notice. 5 Wm. M. THOM. MOHTIPF N. B. I have a. good Journey- 1 W 1 1j man who will carry on the Black- THE subscriber late a resident smithing business in my absence, of Huntington county Pennsylyaat my old stand in Madison. ma, emigrated to the state of InAugust 16,-1817. 34-3w diana, and.has settled in the 0 town of Madison in Jefferson " county -and having moved in Catharine Hagan, . Libel for company with my son in law, Iversus saac Davis, as far as Middletown, Themas H. Hagan. j Divorce. Pennsylvania, where we parted On this day came the Plaintiff about the last of October last by Alexander A. Meek her coun- he having gone into the state of sel, and filed her Libel for Divorce, Ohio since which time 1 have and it appearing to the satisfaction not heard of him or his family, of the Court, that the Defendant 3The Printers in the stale of Thomas H. Hagan . is not an in- Ohio, are requesied to give this habitant of this State : It is there- a few insertions in their respetive fore ordered that the Defendant papers that my son in law and be and appear before the Jackson myself may again hear of each ocircuit court, to be holden in ther by so doing they will conBrownstown, on the first Monday fer a favor on of November next, then and there SAMUEL CRAIG, to answer to the said complain- Madison, Indiana, Aug. 8, "1817. ant's bill; othei wisethe matter and things therein contained will be LOOK AT TH J S ! decreed in his absence ; and it is j j,ave an efcgant Brick-house further ordered that a copy of this and lot for sale, in the town of order be published in the Indiana Madison, being the South-west

Republican, or some other au- corner lot on and Mulber-

Alexander A. Meek Henry P. Thor

Counsellors $ AttoTn

LAW, Have entered into partners

tvui u ui jcutison countv i ii i : . . ni

au uudiuos cmrustcu to p

win receive uie united atten of both. They will still J ue to practice Individualh'J adjacent counties, & one orj ther of them may aWj ) found at their oflice in J

6011.

Letters on business V correspondents, must, be diJ

to tnem jointly, post-paid,

Madison, June i, 1817,

thorized news-paper in this state, for eight weeks successively. A Copy, Test, WILLIAM CRENSHAW, Clk.

John Sheets

Respectfully informs the citizens of Madison, and its vicinity, that he is now opening

a general assortment or Merchan

ry streets.

This property is valuable, and lies in full view of the Ohio liver. For Terms, apply ' to the subscriber, on the premises. JOHN REED. August 7, 1 8 17. 35tf

REMOVAL, William Wallace TAILOR,

of an old soldier, that, he Q

moved , Ins shop from the 1 house on Main Cross-strq the store, house lately occ:' by Mr. Boicourt,on Second-si) next door to Doctor Heath J

the old soldier will do his )

on the shortest notice and lowest 'price He thanki friends and the public fori liberal support one year tk

past, and hopes a continuant,

the same. All those indebted to him make immediate payment, a;

out of his power to lay out of

money any longer. July 91817.

New Goods ! Thesubsrciberhas tust received

a (iw...,i.r hinMJncr nnnn. from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and

site major Henry Ristine's tavern; other places at the Eastward, a where all those wishing to pur- lrSe and general assortment ot

chase can have an opportunity ot examining the prices for themselves, which he hopes will be perfectly satisfactory, as nothing on his part shall be wanting to give general satisfaction. Madison, July 7, 18 17. .."sptf

GAMUTS,

For Sale at this Office. 'JLaiiow v. iiteu at Una OFFICE.

Mark this NOTICE. ALL accounts & notes that have become due and is not paid oflfagainstthe 15th of August, will be put into proper officers bands for collection without respect to persons &c. I will sell a quarter section of land, and two lots in the town of Madison, three ditto in the town of Milton, Kentucky, at the steam Mill on the Ohio. For Terms, apply to the proprietor in Madison. Dawson Blackmore. July 291817. 32tf N. B. The subsctibcr has on hand a large assortment of Hats, which he will sell low for cash, and, approved country produce &c. D. II

Dry Coods

GROCERIES Hardware Quecnsware Glassware Plain & Japanned Tinware Pewter & Coppcrware Powder Shot Lead Cordage Whiskey Tobacco &c. Also a large assortment of domestic Buttons Jewelry &c. THE above articles kept constantly for sale, at the most reduced prices, for cash or country produce, at my stores in Madison and Vernon. Wanted, Whiskey Wheat Butter Pork Bacon Furs Peltry &c. also Old Pewter Brass Copper Lead &c. &c. THOMAS DOUGLAS. Madison, July 9,1817, zqtf

Est ray Man!!

Sometime about the firs November last, a man who a

himself John Banks, an M

man, supposed to be about ta

years otage, 5 feet 10 or 11 ches high, stout made, dark plexion, a good scholar, genteel address came to

neighborhood, after being iti

neighborhood a while, he en?

in teaching a small school; quarter expired about the ti April last. He had nnde en;

mcnts to teach in two $h

the same time but without 1

ing either ; oh the 23 J neighboihood in a very sic: manner, saying he was his school on Sunfish.

strangeness of .his drpartur!

given use to many severed and report?, but it is bch has since been heard of Springfield, on the roadb from ( "II nrii: t( 1 t() Han

ny person having knowj

lion by pst addressed to tW ucribers near Bainbridge countvwill be means ot clJI

nficililjorliooi

Isaac watj' Rocky-Forfc of Paint crW' 2C, l8l7.

Of various kinds

at this 0(fi