Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 83, Madison, Jefferson County, 11 July 1818 — Page 4
POETRY.
From the Union. The Grave of the Duellist. Who sleeps beneath this dreary mound? Whose ashes here repose ? Say not 'tis holy, hallowed ground There's blood upon the rose Does there a hero sleep beneath? Some chief of spotless fame ? The flowerets here no -fragrance marble speaks his name ! Is it the lover's withered form, That lies so dark and low ? 1 hear no requiem but the storm No mournful sound of wo 1
Is it religion's humble child, That sleeps in silence here ? Around this spot so dread & wild, I view no friendly tear. NO he whose dust is here enshrin'd, Possess'd a Ruffian's heart ; No wreathe, by Beauty's hand entwin'd Did fame to him impart. Religion wept not o'er his grave, No friend his loss did mourn ; He lived, of Honor false, the Slave He did his Country's Scorn. BOSTON BAKD. LEVENWORTHSVILLE iS laid off, at the Horse Shoe Bend of the Ohio, in the county of Crawford, state of Indiana, on a high bottom, which is never overflown at any stage of water. This town possesses many and peculiar advantages: besides the several good springs which rise in the bottom, there are many, which issue from the elevated lands adjoining the town, which, with very little expense by the means of aqueducts, will furnish the same with fine water ; Its situation on that point of the Ohio, where the river extends several miles further north, than any other place between the falls and the Mississippi, is a circumstance, that will not escape the notice of our industrious and enterprising citizens. This place will probably be the deposit for the exports and im. ports of the counties of Crawford, Orange, Lawrence, and part of Harrison, Washington, Monroe and Dubois, as it is the nearest point of the river to the country comprehended in the above named counties, to which good roads can be made. It will without doubt become the place of deposit for the many merchant mills, that will be erected on Big Blue river, which is one of the best mill streams in this state. This town has a convenient and safe harbor at all stages of the water, for vessels of every description that navigate the Ohio. LEVENWORTHSVILLE is distant from' Big Blue river 2 miles west, from Louisville 39 west, from Corydon 14 west, from Salem 31 southwest, and iromi'eola 27 south.
"Liberal donations of lots for public use will be made. A number of lots in Levenworthsville will be exposed to sale at auction, on the first Monday in September next, on the following conditions, tn wif. one eighth of the purchase
v' "--7 cj , , money to be paid in hand, tne remainder in two equal instalments, viz : in 2 and 4 years ; the purchaser will be required, within the term of eighteen months from the day of sale, to erect a stone, brick, frame, or hewed log house 16 by i$ feet at least, with a lap or join: shingle roof, on forfeiture of his bond and the first payment. Persons wishing to purchase at private sale, will do well to call on one of the subscribers, who will on the ensuing week from this date, open a store in said town where he will constantly reside. S. M. &Z. LEVEN WORTH. Corydon, June 6th, 1818. 82 31 A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Ofhce at Madison, Indiana, on the 30th day of June, 1818, whicu if not taken out by the 30th day of September next will uesent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A James Anderson, Lanty T. Armstrong, Samuel Arnett James Arrett. B John Buchanon, Nimrod Branham, Elisha Brown, Pinllip Brookhart, David Braker, iiiomas Branham, Alexander Bradford, Susanna Best, Benjamin Baden, Bray. C Little Berry Carter, Samuel Craig, Joseph Crane, William Cooke, James Cloyd4; James Carey, Samuel Close, Christopher Contril. D Nathan Dungin 2; Mikel Daicy, Dienning, Benjamin
Drake.
2; Nancy Melton, Nancy Monroe 2 j Samuel S. Moore. P William Parke 2; JohnPatton. 11
William Reader, Robert Rca, Thomas Rhoads, John Ryker, Thomas Rathloone, Cornelias C. Russell, Amos Rizley, Robert Renick, Hesekiah Rector Solor mon Roote. S Deacon -Salmon, William Shields, John Sebum, Martin Sheets, Luther Shed, Robert Shanks, Chester Snyds 25 John Shaver. T George S. Thompson, Henry P. Thronton, James Talbott, Ebenezer Tebbets, William Talbut, Elizabeth Fravis, John Twadell, V George Vance, Aaron Vannorman. W John Warden William White, James Warden,IsaacWhite,James White, Joseph Wheatly, James West 2; Daniel Ward, Benoni Wilkinson. Y Peter Yoakum, Mikeal Yates. JOHN SERING, p. m. : J .and J or Side. ii WISH to sell the south east 4 8 quarter of section No. 35, in township No. 5, north of range No. 10 east, in the district of lands offered for sale at Jcflersonville. The above land lies six miles from Madison, and is well watered and timbered, and about twenty acres cleared with a good hewed log house on the same. For further
particulars and terms, apply to the subscriber on the premises. GEORGE WAGXvER.
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THOMAS DOUGLAS Madison, June 15, 18,3 ' N. B. The subscriber has jc received 400 bbls. best Kcnhi Salt, which he ofTcrs foru
his new stand opposite the PUJ
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mem or ury uoods, Groceri Hardware, &c. &c. THOS. DOUGLAS.
July 4, 1818.
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Eliphlet Edmonds. F Francis Fresh 2; Shubett Frarn, James Faikner, Thomas Faris, Andrew Fultou 2j William Forrester c. J G
Guion, Peter Green,
Martin Gallan, Moses Gray, Jane
V. Gavit. II Ebenezcr Hutchinson, Louis Harris, Oaky Hogland, James Hunt, John Hamilton, William Hughs, Jonathan Hunt, Zachariah Holsey, Richard Hopkins, Henry Hughs, Noah Harris, Susan Hubbard. j George Jewel. rIsaac Kinny 2 Samuel Kelly,
Knight, Alexander Ken-
NOTICE! ALL persons that owe fees in my office are requested to make immediate payment, otherwise Fee Bills will be issued & put into the sherifis hands for collection, without respect to persons. R. C. TALBOTT, Clk. j. c. N. B. Those persons that have Deeds in the recorders office, are requested to pay the fees and take them out. R. C. TALBOTT, R.j. c. April 29, 1818. 73 tf
STOP THE MURDERER' ONE HUNDRED DOLUi Li E V A !( I). Broke jail on Tuesday night tlx of June SAMUEL WALKER, who has been committed for jr.:
der, he is supposed to be betwc
45 and 50 years of age, fair hi blue eyes, sandy complex
looks through his eye brows, little stoop shouldered near i
feet high, well made, coarse (
tured, his dress is supposed tc
plain homespun, it is probable has a rifle with him, has a jot his neck occasioned by his tempting to commit n.urder himself, the morning that it supposed he murdered his neph.
Beniamin Morrison. Hewasd
of the first settlers in the Ih
Purchase and has SDent a Z
part of his time in hunting, va
mxtoxicated very taiative 1 when sober a man of few woi
and rather slow in speech. The above reward will be gi
for said criminal if he is rcturi
to the Jail of Butler county. P1ERSON SAYRE.
cf Butler county state f 'bu. Hamilton June 10, 1818. Printers throughout the
irr renuestedton
the above three or four inseruo: 1 .
to have the perpetrator otsuu
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noma crime urouui j--
INFORMATION WANTED.
nedy, James Kay.
L Susan Lodge, Oliver Linslcy, AbncrLott, Samuel Lard, John Lee 2. M Ann Morten, James M'Kay, Edward R. Maxwell, James M'Call, Erastus Miles, Edward Mceks, David M'Kay 3; Jonathan M'Carty 2; Ann Meaddows, Alexander Montgomery, Alexander A. Meek
MR. NATH'L ST. AUDRE, FORMERLY of England, died not long since in the United States, possessed of some portion of property. The advertiser hereof is desirous of ascertaining whether the above named gentleman left any will, and, if so, to whom he bequeathed his property. Any information respecting the deceased and the particulars above mentioned, may be addressed to the Editors of the National Intelligencer, Washington City, and will be thankfully received. Editors of newspaper's thro', out the United States will perform an act of kindness by giving the above one or two insertions in their respective papers. Washington City, April iC.
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