Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 126, Madison, Jefferson County, 8 May 1819 — Page 4

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FROM THE RICHMOND ENQ. The sleep that knows no waking The fatal hour approaches near, Another is the earth forsaking, To sleep, that sleep upon the bier Which knows no waking. The beaming of his closing eye Its last farewell of all is taking, Wrapt in that listless sleep to lie Which knows no waking. And freed from toil his silent bed With those who lie beneath its making, To share that slumber with the dead Which knows no waking. In vain around the couch we weep When anguish racks the bosom aching, All flesh must moulder in the sleep Which knows no waking. From death new life shall spring ---the gloom That sepulchres our being, breaking In bliss shall sorrow find a tomb, And know no waking. S -----, of the South. Remarkable instances of the mildness of the Season. Several leaves in an old maid's prayer book have just sprouted out anew. A new crop of dandies has just budded, which it is feared the frost will entirely kill. A tailor has advertised two acres of winter cabbage. JACOB G. DOYLE, Begs leave to return his thanks to his friends for their liberal patronage since he has commenced business, and would inform them that he still continues to keep his store in the new frame house on second street, a little south east of the Farmers & Mechanic's Bank of Indiana, where purchasers may be accommodated with the following articles, viz. Gun Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea; Coffee, Brown and Loaf Sugar, Soap and Candies, Bacon and Hogs Lard, chewing and smoking Tobacco, Spanish and common Segars, Scotch and Rappee Snuff, Ginger, Pepper, Alspice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Indigo, Copperas, G. Salts, Allum, Rosin, an assortment of Queen's Ware, and Glass; a large collection of books, and an assortment of Stone and Tin Ware; salt Shad, best sugar house Molasses, Cordage, Trace Chains, a few articles in the dry good line, together with several articles in his line, which he will sell low for cash. N. B. Just received a ton of superior Bar Iron. Madison, May 1, 1819. AN APPRENTICE WANTED To the Tin and Sheet Iron business; one of fifteen or sixteen years of age would be preferred, and of regular, industrious habits. JAMES COCHRAN. May 1, 1819. 125

LAST WARNING. THE subscriber's having concluded to replenish their assortment of goods immediately, call upon all persons who are indebted to them either by note or account, to make payment without delay, otherwise necessity will compel them to bring suit without further notice. L. R. & G. W. Leonard. May i, 1819. 3VV

PUBLIC SALE. THERE will be offered at public sale on the 2 2d of this month, at two o'clock, at the store of Thomas Douglas, on a credit of at least four months, a quantity of merchandizeonc trunk, one watch, and various articles of wearing apparel, TKO'S. DOUGLAS. May 1, 1S19. State of Indiana, 7 Jefferson County, i We the Jury, summoned by the Coroner of the County aforesaid, to examine the body of a man (whose name is unknown) here lying dead in the Ohio river, adjoining the lands of James Ingraham, after a particular examination, (as the nature of the case would admit cf) are of opinion that he came to his deatli by being drowned. He appears to be a small man, and advanced in years ; he had two pair of pantaloons on, the under pair linen, the upper pair cloth, of a Spanish brown colour ; striped vest, coloured neck handkerchief, one pair of long woolen stockings and socks over them, coarse shoes which had been half soaled and nails drove round the soles and heels ; had on two trusses ; a linen shirt, supposed to be a six hundred ; twelve and a half cents found in his pantaloons pocket, had on woolen nit double suspenders. April 54th, 1S19. I William W. Thorn, Coroner of the county aforesaid, do certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the inquisition, taken before me on the day of the date thereof. WM. W. THOM, C. C. IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all those who are indebted to the subscriber, to call immediately and settle their respective accounts, as stock cannot be had without cash, and I am in much need as I have been disappointed in getting a quantity of Iron, which failed in coming, as I had contracted for. 1 hope you will be punctual in complying with this notice, on or before the 19th day cf this month, or I will be compelled to bring suit at that time, disagreeable as it may be. WM. W. THOM. May 1,1819. AND WHISKEY

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For sale at the Gallatin Steam Mill and at William Shan non's in Madison, Indi. Prime Whiskey at forty cents per gallon by the barrel, and best superfine Flour at three dollars per cwt. JAMES M'CONATHY, AgU Aprhj.

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THE subscriber has a quarter section of land for sale, with 15 or 30 acres cleared and under good fencing, lying two miles North West of Madison, on the road leading to Vernon. ROBERT BRANHAM. Madison, May i. fWISH to sell one hundred acres of land, lying within three quarters of a mile of Madison ; there is about twentyfive acres cleared, and three never failing springs. I will sell said land on reasonable terms, and on a credit of one and two years. JAMES ROSS. , Madison, Mav 1. 125 To the Fleet ors cf Lancaster Township. TAKE NO TICE, there will be an election held at the house of William Delap, in Lancaster Township, on Saturday the 2 2d inst. to elect a Justice of the Peace, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Perry Green Magness, Esq. MILTON STAPP, D. s. J. c. May 1, 18 19. J. G. POLLOCK, Respectfully informs the citizens of Madison, and the public at large, that he has for sale on main cross street, in the room formerly occupied by II. P. Thornton, as a law office, a handsome assortment of the best selected BOOTS $ SHOES, also, Gin, Whiskey & Bounce, all of which he will sell low for cash, or approved country produce, by wholesale or retail. N. B. All kinds of marketing is wanted. Madison, April 10. Dissoluion of Partnership. Downey & Watts, having by mutual consent, this day, dissolved partnership, request all those indebted to them by note or otherwise, to call on H. Watts and pay the same, as further indulgence cannot be given. DOWNEY & WATTS. N. B. Doctor WATTS, still continues to practice surgery, physic, &c. he occupies the same shop, adjoining R. Branham's tavern, where he may be consulted at all times, unless absent on professional bu. siness. April 24, 1 8 19. (Q- CASHo -a ALL persons indebted to the Post-Office for postage on Newspapers, arc requested to call and make immediate payment for the same, or their accounts will be put in the hands of an officer for collec tion, without respect to persons, Tho's. Boicourt, a. P. Mi April 17, 18 19. Laborers Wanted. SEVERAL Laborers will find employment for eight or nine months, by applyingto A. FOSTER. Madison, March G. tf

The State of Indiana, Jefferson County, 3 At a court cf probate held for the county aforesaid, on the i6thdayof March, 1819 Ordered by the court, that the administrator of the estate cf Samuel Lyon, deceased, be authorised to sell for the benefit of the creditors and heirs of the said deceased, Lot No. 99, in the town of Madison, Indiana, with the improvements thereon to the highest bidder, on the following terms: one fourth of the purchase money to be paid in hand, the balance to be paid in three equal payments on a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months. The sale to be held at Madison, ou the fifteenth of May next. Bv order of the court. R. C. TALBOIT, CVk. April .24, 18 19.

PUBLIC SALE. WILL be exposed to public sale (for cash) on Saturday the 2 2d of May next, next door to squire Hemphill's, in Madison, In. the following articles, viz. 1 tobacco screw and press ; 2 beds, bedsteads and beding ; 1 pair of steelyards ; 2 brass candlesticks ; live Windsor chairs ; 1 pair shovels and tongs; 1 dining table ; 1 breakfast table ; 1 set China tea cups and saucers ; 1 set Liverpool do. 1 oven ; 1 s.ew kettle ; a small quantity of tobacco ; 4 hogs, and many other articles too tedious to mention. WM. EPPERSON, Administrator on the estate of John Campbell, deceased. April 17, 1819. Attorney, and Couneetlor at Law and in Equity y 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. Ivladison, Indiana, 7 March 20, 1819.3 tf NOTICE IS hereby given, to all persons having legal claims against the estate of the Rev. Andrew Fulton, late of the county of Jefferson, State of Indiana, deceased, that they exhibit their accounts legally proven, before the expiration of one year from the date hereof. And all persons indebted to the aforsaid estate, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to THOMAS TAYLOR JAMES ANDRESON. ) g February 20, 18C9. 115 NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Archibald Dinwiddie, deceased, are requested to come forward immediately and set tie the same. All persons having claims against said estate will bring their accounts lawfully authenticated, on or before the istday of November next to the subsenbers: !R0BERT SlMINGTON, & William Alexanders 3 March 27, 18 19.

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150 Dollars Reward Ranaway from the subseiber on the 12th day of November, 1818, living near Middletown, Jefferson county, Ky, a mulatto man named GEORGE, twenty-on years old, about 5 feet 6 inches high, has a scar over his left eye, generally smiles very much when spoken to, chews tobacco, will drink too free sometimes, talks very free, has a heavy frown if alarmcd, had with him a dark drab fulled cloth roundabout and pantaloons, a light drab cloth coat, new white yarn socks, wool hat, coarse shoes, &c. had a small red Morocco pocket book and plenty of money with him. I will give the above reward if taken out of this state; if taken in this state twenty dollars and secured in any jail so that I get him again, and if brought home all rea. sonable charges paid by me. FRANCIS SNOWDEN April 17, 1819. 4na 100 Dollars Reward RANAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday night, the 23d inst. two black Negro slaves, a man named STAFFORD, and his wife BETTY. The man is between 45 and 50 years of age; about 5 feet high, has a very large head, wears his hair tied up on different parts cf his head, has a very saucy look, talks very freely, and is much addicted to lying. The womin is between 40 and 45 years of age ; she is about 6 feet high, wears her hair tied on the top of her head, has a simple look, and talks very little. I will give the above reward if taken out of the state, or fifty dollars if taken within the state, so that I get them. A. HUGONIN. Louisville, Aug. 29. 123-7t Tin and Sheet Iron MANUFACTORY. JAMES COCHRAN respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has commenced the above business on main street, next door to Thomas Douglas's store. Having employed the best workmen, he will be enabled to sell by wholesale or retail on as cheap and as accommodating terms as any house in the western country. He has also received a supply of eastings, from Pittsburgh with a variety of patterns calculated to heat and cook together. He has also a general supply of japan ware, button's &c. store keepers he will give every encouragement, Madison, April 10, 1819. THE CITIZENS OF and the public at large, respectfully informed that Doctor Joseph Oglesby has purchased the apothecary's shop of Doctor's Downey & Watts and have removed the same to the small frame house formerly occupied by Mr. Boicourt for a store room. March 27, 1819.

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