Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 121, Madison, Jefferson County, 3 April 1819 — Page 4

Debt 12 dolls 31 1.4 cents. G. Rrri 1 i.r. Attachment. John Wiley j THE Defendant will take notice that an attachment was on application of the Plaintiff, issued by me this day against the goods and chatties, rights ami credits, moneys and effects of the Defendant, at the suit of the Plaintiff, and summoned Charles Easton as garnishee, and that if the Defendant does not appear and give hail, that the property to attached will be sold for the benefit of his creditors at the expiration of tluitv davs from this dtae. This 1 i th dav of March, iSiq. "JOHN MEEK, j. p. March 27. 3t MVS i iJ 13. THERE will bean Election held at the. houe of John M. Mitchell, in Pittsbunr Township, on Saturday the 17th of Apiil next, for the purpose ot e'ecting one Justice of the Peu , 10 fll the vacancy of Jovathan M'Carty, E-q. resh'n. d MILTON ST. PP, d. s. r. c. Ma eh 27, iS iq.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of Archibald Dinwiddic, deceased, are requested to come lorward immediatclv and settie the same. All persons having claims against saiti estate will brin their accounts law. 1 Lilly authenticated, on or beJc;e the 1st day of November next to the subscribers. RcUt.RT Sl.NlINGTCN, ") "Will '. am Allxandeii p" March zy, 1S19. 1 in 1 n 1 on Mulberry street, opposite Sheets store, lias just received the htcst fashions from Philadelphia. I I. B, P. returns his thanks to the e who have favoured him with their custom, and still wishes a continuance, he assures the public that Irs exert oib shall not be wanting to satisfy those who may favour bin j with a call. I he u icbtcd are requested to call and settle their respective accounts. THE CITIZENS OF H i ID H S i9 ar d thc public at large, arc respectfully informed that Doctor Joseph Oglesby has purchased tfe apothecary's shop of Doctor's Downey & Watts, and have removed the same co thc small frame hcusc formerly occupied by Mr. Boicourt for a store room. March 27, 1819. i rA ) AT THIS OFFICE, an apprentice to the Printing business, one between 14 and 17 years of age would be preferred, who can come well recommended, as being a boy of veracity, integrity, and industry. 'March nth, 1819

Attorney and Counccllor at Lazv and in Equity, Intends practicing in the second judicial district of the state, together with the western counties of the third; also in the Supreme Court. He may be consulted at his office, in the house recently occupied by Doct. Canby, when not absent on the circuit.

Madison, Indiana,? March 20, 1819.5 tf By George Waggoner, ot the County ot Ripley, township of Grayham, one dark bay marc, four years old, fourteen hands high, a ball face, one glass eye, near hind foot white, no brands perceivable Appraised to thirty dollars by James M'Clasky and Joel Kirby. Certilied by me this 5th day of March, 1S19. JOHN KIMBV, J. P. March sc. notice IS hereby given, to all persons having legal claims against thc estate of the Rev. Andrew -niton, late ot the county ot l-ilerson, btate of Indiana, deceased, that they exhibit their accounts iegiUy proven, before the expiration ot one year trom the date hereof. And all persons indebted to the aiorsaul estate, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to THOMAS TAYLOR TAMES ANDRKSONO 3 - February 20, 1S19. 115 Land for Safe. THE subscriber wishes to sell one half section of land, lying nine or ten miles north ot Madison, Indiana, on the waters of Indian Kentucky, fifty acres of which are cleared; it is rich r" Well timbered, good springs tin abundance, and several null seats1 equal to any perhaps in the. state. MASON VVAi Is. January 16, 1S19. 1 Uu r Lands to Lca.sc. 1 Wish to lease for a term of years, a number of quarter sections of land, in this neigh, borhood, on some of which are considerable improvements. On all the terms will be liberal if application is made soon, by sober industrious men, to t lie subscriber in M.r:lion. TIIOS DOUGLAS. January 11, 1819. ictf Great Bargains. THE Subscriber has property in the towns of Vincennes, Panli, Brownstown and Vcvay, and a few quarter sections of land in thc County of fetterson, near Madison, which he oilers for sale at a very low price for cash, or on a short credit. He will also sell the property in Madison, where he resides. A. A. MEEK. March 6, 1817. 3W TO SUGAR Tree Sugar will be taken in payment of debts due this ofike. ' March 23.

THE subscriber informs all those indebted to him, that lie has sold his stock of goods, and will be compelled to commence suit against them immediately, unless they pay him. Longer indulgence cannot, nor will not be given. JOIINPUGIL Feb. 4, 1 vS 1 9 . 113 6w

N THE Subscriber wishes to sell a quarter section of land, lying on the waters of Saluda - thc road from Madison to Charlcstown runs through it. There is a saw mill running two saws within two hundred yards of one corner of the quarter, and a merchant mill to be in operation by the first of October next ; the soil and situation is excellent for making a first rate farm, being well watered with never failing springs and stock water, and timber ot the best quality. 1 yo dollars will be taken in hand as the first payment, the balance in three equal annual payments. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber, living at Ristinc's Tanvard, North East corner of Madison. RICHARD RISTINE. Madison, March 6. 3W STOP THE SIVIXDLER. . ... ABSCONDED from this Borouli on or about thc nth December last, a man named dosepii Lenover, He is about 45 or 46 years of age, 5 tect 10 inches high, has a down look, and a hard substance on the inside ot trie middle linger on tiie right hand ; walks fast, with one hand mostly in his pantaloo ns pocket, the other swinging quickly back and lorward ; speaks quick and low, and seldom engages in argument. He is in the habitof making known his sentiments b beginning the sur jeet and insinuating the rest, lie took with him a sorrel mare a:oiu 15 hands and one inch high, a natural trotter, supposed to be driven in a liiiht one horse wagiron, and O ill) r was accompanied by a boy about 12 or 13 years old, who was on horse back, lie is supposed to have taken with him about one thousand dollars in silver, and a large quantity ot genuine and counterfeit bank notes. He may have gone to the state of Indiana, about 13 or 14 miles from t lie Rising Sun, wheie he has a brother and one or two sons living. Any person who shall apprehend the above described swindler, and lodge him in the jail at this place, shall receive the above reward. Apollos Woodward Samuel Hepburn, Jacob Gralius, Thomas Caldwell. WiUiamrpcrt Lyccming Ctunty, Pa. Dec. 29, 1818. 0- Printers throughout thc United States are requested to give the above a few insertions, and thereby aid in detecting said swindler, and they will receive the thanKs of an injur, ed public."

NOTICE. THE Subscriber has for sale one quarter section or lot of land, which can be had low for cash, lying in the state of Indiana, Ripley County, thirteen miles from Madison on thc main road to Versailles, which is of good quality and well watered with a nice stream to build a mill on. N. 15. It is the South West quarter of section No. 25, township 6, North of Range No. 10 East. For terms apply to Copeland P. J. Arion, living in Madison. JESSE BRiTE. March 6. 3W

Laborers Wanted. QEVERAL Laborers will lj find employment for eight or nine months, bv applying to A. FOSTER. Madison, March 6. tt LOOK HERE. THE subscriber has sold out the shop that he now works in, and all those indebted to him, cither by note or book account are requested to come forward and pay their respective accounts, before the first of April next, if not paid against that time, they will be put in an officer's hand for colleetion. SOLOMON ATER. March 13. w BEWARE OF A SCOUNDREL. IN the early pirt of September last, I hired a man in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, who called himself Jacob I. Miller, in order to assist in navigating a boat to the falls of Ohio ; this fellow, when the boat was within a few miles of Louisville, on some pretence left her in a ski If, and by perjury obtained a writ acrainst me, which was served, and after having procured my all absconded ; leaving the ood folks of Louisville to regret giving credence to the oath ot every rascal. Miller is about 35 yearsofage; about 5 feet 10 inches high; wore a striped yellow jacket; a p lir of light colored pantaloons, a very dark brown coat and a new fur hat. Fiftv dollars will be given to any person who will secure said Miller in anv JaiL, so that I m..y either recover my property or punish the thief. SAME. SPEAKER. Nov. 20, 18 18. The western printers arc requested to insert the above. Laud-Gfficc at Jcflersonvillc. A list of banks, the notes of which are receivable as cash for sales of Public Lands. Bank of United States and branches, Bank of Richmond, Va. and branches, Farmers & Mechanics, Va. and branches. District of Columbia, The City of Philadelphia, " " New-York, " " " Baltimore, " " " Boston. Except notes of a less denomi. nation than five dollars. BLANK DEEDS For sale at ihii Oft .

TO ALL THE PRATER. St. John's Lodge ', No, 13, Ja h

JtJ, A. Li 5519. Know ye that William Gil, lespie late a member of St. John's Lodge No. 13, has been expelled from all the rights bencfirs, and privileges or sonry, for gross violations 0j the laws and principles of saicj Fraternity. Said Win. Gilles. pie is about 6 feet high, agecj 30 years, slender stature, thin visage, light hair and eyes, sal. low complexion, his traf shoemaker. ' i 1 By order of the Lodge, M F. GOSNEY, Se: H March 6. f The Editors of the Urban 1 1 Gazette, Columbus Gazette, Lebanon Star, Reading Room, Xenia, Cincinnati Gazette, and t -all Editors throughout the U. 5 S. will please give the above few insertions. F. & k ?hisonic Notice. i Franklin Lodge, 14, held k y Troy, Ohio. 1 ? Masonic brethren are notia t ed that John Thayer or James r Tapin, as he has changed his ; name, late a resident of this place, and late a visitor, has been guilty of highly unmasor,. ic conduct, we therefore think him unworthy the benefits and m 9 privileges of Mansonry. Sj'id r Thayer or Tapin, is by appear. ance a Scotchman, but says he is from Poughkeepsie, in thc ? state of New York, his hair is? ve'-y much mixed with gray, , his complexion fair, large blue eves, about five feet 8 inches high, 35 years of age, by pro-- ' fession a school master, ot in. sinuiting manners. It is .probable he will change his namej. as he has done before. Bvorder of the Lodge, JOS.'m. SKINNER. Sec'ry. To the Editors of newspapers c'.l 1 ver the Globe. ABOUT four vears a2:o, two orphan boys, William Donovan and James Donovan the former about twentv one, and thc lit ter about eighteen years of ae, sons of William Donovan, then or Trinity Place, in the city oi Dublin, in Ireland, goldsmith, quit their father's resideoce,! and went be von d the seas. I c B imagined the former departcdn to the United States otJSat America, and the latter to t tie East Indies. They took rtf property whatever with them, and if alive, it is apprehended they may be enduring great hardships and privations in torcisrn lands. These bovs toseth er with their sisters, Mary Ance and Margaret Donovan, lve been lately bequeathed a con-1 . t-kierable personal property,, amounting, as at present as-.' certained, to about fourteen cr fifteen hundred pounds each,, by the will of their late unckp Jvingsmiii Donovan, csqc .ed y f money is at present in tlihichtf; of those young ladies, jnsf notice is now given, in tlfeefrj pectation that the humanity cj . the, editors of newspapers is 4 the East Indies, America, aflf, other parts of the world, wtf by transcribing the same, giVk notice to those poor destitute boys of the competency thj awaits them upon their retu1'1; to their native land. Andt formation respecting thctrnui be thankfully received by thwtf solicitor. j Mr. WILLIAM HOPR,? No;3o, Dawson street, Uutlt-,