Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 75, Madison, Jefferson County, 16 May 1818 — Page 4

Clandestine Bank Bills. PUBLIC notice is hcrebygiveri, that whereas, heretofore, a company had been formed for the establishment of a bank at Bloom-, sneville, in the county of Huron, Ohio; a number of shareshad been sold, on part of which five per 4 cent, (being the -first instal-. Lnt)'had been paid ; the Pl and paper for the said bank bill, had been procured, with an id crant impression, entitled 1 he Bank of Sandusky Bay a banking house had been erected, and all other measures had been taken to carry said banking institution into effect on honorable principles provided a charter could be obtained from the legislature of the cMtr. But in consequence of the

company having failed to obtain a charter, they convened on the last Friday of February last and went into a resolution to dissolve the association and to close their business , proceeded to sell their paper, plates, bo jks, stationary, &c. and adopted measures to dispose of the banking house, together with all the materials pro- - vided ; and to make a final and conclusive close of the business. And whereas it has lately been discovered that a highly improper and dishonorable use has been made of said paper, in express violation of the terms on which it was sold to the purchaser ; the object, therefore, of this notice, 13 to caution and to warn the public against the receipt of that paper; to apprize them that k has i r n clandistinely smuggled into circulation by a combination of th: most abandoned and profligate swindlers, without the faintest trace of regularity in their operations, or the least color oi authority (or their proceedings. These clandestine bills, purporting to be bills of the Bank of Sandusky Bay, are executed with the signature of A. YOUNG, Cash'r. and A. RANSOM and A. C. RANSOM, Pres't. They are made payable to J. Strong, F. Falley, T. S. Smith, E. Cook,m& others ; and it is well ascertained that several of the villians concerned have lately left this place for the southern country with large quantities of those bills, and also with a quantity of the blank paper for the purpose of execution and circulation as their pleasure may dictate. Several of the swindlcrs are now under arrest. Every exertion is makingto suppress, as far as possible, the further circulation of their bills. And the subscribers are enabled to assure the public from the best authority, that the said paper was sold with the express understanding that it should not be made use of for any dishonorable purpose, either to the injury of individuals or the public and to absolve the said company from every unworthy imputation in the sale of the said paper. FREDERICK FALLEY, E. COOKE, LYMAN FAREWELL, EPHRAIM JOHNSON, Committee for Publicatisn. Bloomingvilie, March 28. ' GAMUTS Tor sale at this office.

New and Cheap Goods, just arrived from Philadelphia. L. K. &G. W. Leonard, Respectfully inform the citizens generally, that they have just received a general assortment of summer goods direct from Philadelphia, of the latest importations, which they will positively sell on very low terms for cash. Articles as follows : DiiV GOODS. Superfine and common broad cloths of various colours, Cassimeres and Flannels of different colours and qualities, Bombazetts" of various colours, Ladies white cotton and Black Worsted Hose, gentlemen's half hose of different colours, Beaver, Kid, and Silk Gloves of different colours, Florentine and Fancy Marseilles Vestings of the best quality, Yellow Mamie Nankeens of a superior quality, Canton and Italian crapes ot different colours, Black Silk, Plaid, Wag, and Bandanna Hand, kerchiefs, Gentlemen's White & Colored Crosbarred Cravats, Florences and Levantines of different colours, Sewing Silks of all colours, Pongee Silks of different colours, Silk .and Cotton Shawls, Thread and Cotton Lace, Undressed and Furniture Calicoes, Chintz, Nuns Thread, Cotton Thread of all colours in balls and hanks, Floss Cotton, Dimities, Leno's, Colerain, Shirtings, Irish Linen, Cotton and Linen Cambrick, Mull, jaconett, Book& India Muslins, Russia Diaper, Millinet, Knet Suspenders, Black Bombazeen, Bed-tickings, Domestic Plaids, Stripes, Checks & brown Shirtings, Low priced saddle and point Blankets, Silk & Cotton Umbrellas, Parasols, Gilt, Plated, PearJ, and Giass vest buttons, Pound Pins, and A variety of Blue printed Liverpool & Common Qiieenswarc. A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Plated Saddlery assorted, Gilt and Mahogany trained Looking Glases of different sizes and Paterns. BOOKS & STATIONARY. High and low priced Family Bibles, Testaments Murrays Reader, Webster's Spelling book, Murrays Grammcr, Pikes Arithinatic, Walkers Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, Palmers Historical Register, Thaddeus of Warsaw by Miss Porter, Blank Books, Primers, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills, Red and Blue Inkpowder, Ink-stands, Black sand, ice. &c.

GROCERIES. Best Jamaica Spirits & Sherry Wine, Old Whiskey, Loaf Sugar, Best Bengali Indigo, Imperial & Young Hyson Teas of a superior quality, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper Copperas, liaisons Glue, &c. April 4, 18 iH. 69 -tf

I MUSLINS The most favorable 1 tn nronirs nil nxm .

CHEAP GOODS. David M'Cluie, & Co. MADlSOiS,

AVE just received from Philadelphia, a large and ele

gant assortment ot SPRING GOODS, Among which are the following articles, viz : Superfine and common prints,

VJimiauis, uma

Jaconet, Book,

Mul, India and Rrirish

Leno Figured and Plain, r ) -

Italian anu CRAPSt Canton 3

Senshavv, Satin, Levantine, Florence, & Sarsnet, Shawls and

Bandana & Flag Handkerchief,

Black 1'lorentine or vc&uxig, Domestic Plaids, Stripe, Chambry, and Shirting, Bed Ticking, Table Linen, Irish Linen, Morocco and Leather Shoes, Straw Bonnets, and Morrocco Hats, Together with a general assortment of Groceries, Queens -ware, and Hardware, ALL cf which they are determined to sell unusually low for cash. March 28, 18 18. C8 tf

SILKS.

ss.

The State of Indiana, lenninss County,

Jennings Circuit CourtApril term 1S18.

John Hughes,

1 500 Venison Hums wanted. Apply at this office.

LANKS

Of various kinds for sale at (his Office.

Libel for

Frances Hughes, )

ON motion ot the plaintitl by Jeremiah Sullivan his attorney, it is ordercd-by the court, that notice of the pendency of this bill be published in the Indiana Republican, for eight weeks successively ; and that unless the respondent be and appear here, on or before the first day of the next term of this court, tnd answer the complainant's said bill, that the same will be taken as confessed, and decreed accordingly in her absence. A copy Test JAMESSTOTT,C!k.J.C. 1171 v AN APPRENTICE WANTED. I WILL take an apprentice to the Wheel-wright and turning business; one of sixteen or seventeen years of age, and of regular industrious habits would be preferred. Apply a few doors above Mr. Robinson's Carding Machine. GEORGE SHEORT. Madison, May 2, 18 18. 73 tf Tallow wanted at this OFFICE

WM. FAIIQUa SOO SELLER & R7AT J At the Sim of ,, r . ,1

Between Messrs. Bustard and Steele k M'Clartv, J

Respectfully informs his1

&uu puu.it in general i has on hand and intends' k a constant supply of tl J

proved authors on J Divinity, Classics, Law Tj etc. etc. ' I

AND WILL EMBRAcJ

iu:t iavorable nnnJ

s-v nil . . f I

i.u wiuiuii an new nnh r,(

auu uicut published

menca. ne lias on hand tensive assortment of &

Articles such as all kinds o

cLiAINAl BOOKS, Mathematical instrument! et-Books, ink and sand paints, brushes, drawin per, etc. and that lr

Bindery is well supplied w

buper Koyal") Royal I

Demi. flAM,

' i Crown, and f Cap, J Of the first quality his

are ss good as anv in m

which will enable him ton

Blank Cooks, ruled toanyjj

on a snorr notice also

plete sets of Bank Books

to the pattern or the I

Btnk or United States' I maybe directed. He feet

ful for the past favors, and

from his assiduity to buslne his wish to please, to n

continuation and an mcrej

public patronage. Met Directors cf Library's an fessional eentlemen. parch

considerable amount, and

the cash will be entitled toa discount Old books rebe: the neatest manner. Orders from a c

thankfully received uuipi attended to. Louisville, Apr!!, 25.

MRS, SPEEB,

Milincr&ManlauJl

Respectfully informs and the rublic rreneraily, t

iliJ l UlllUIUikWU 1 in the house occupied by Thornton, l'.sa. She w

stantly keep on hand N

uress lionnecs, atm.. experience and attention t a s!nn nf nublic patrona;

0-AW kinds of counti

duce will be received. Madison, May 2, i.

NOTICE A T .T. rvrsons that

J my office are rerf immediate payn1

wise Fee Bills will beis

into the sheriffs hands m tion, without reject to

R. C. TALJjti i) v tj R Those persons

A. ' . . . ta,i., : rprorders u

requested to pay the icwi

them out. v R. C. TALBOTT, April sy, 1S18.