Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 152, Madison, Jefferson County, 6 November 1819 — Page 1

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rLT.I.nHl.l) TiY I.OOGK & AKION nVF.P.Y SATIT1) AY. ( " rnvniTIOXS. . l f K PIT! i L I f : A NT" will 1 fir , . - - y delivered ;t the oificc for two Vlhrs per annum, paid in adV'l.i- 1 , . ... . ...cn'i'n it vi hf rtmsi-(V-retl in advance ; two dollars and fftv "n-s Pa w5tnm twelve vlh ; '-d three dollars if not S-t until the year expin-s. o paper v.-ill he discontinued ...'I c.h aire tn-'j.'- are p:iid. tr ad cases a s;nhcr must ' ?r V.:cc punetuHv a the end of of his intention to discon- " ; Gf v will he held responsi-Si-o-Jit r years' subscription. ertWemtvts not execetin a 're uillb-t jns-irl three times fl i dollar ; Jon5ju-r 'nf s ,n Pro" ? ru and if the m,n:Ur ol inl?ru Wired, are noC specified, thtfv v.iii L rontiivied at the ex-p--of the adverti tr until ordered 'v!t. ';jVU lettrrs to the Editors ir.ut Se post paid. Land-Odi:e, Jefferson vill.?, August 1 t if, 18 iS. PERSONS wishing to make transfers of lands entered in ttv.sr.iicc are requested not to mike them on the back of the Renter's certificate but on a separate piece nf piper. It f re(jjently happens, that by ttansfcring an i assigning on the back of certificates,they become so mutilated and defaced as to destroy the contents. The following" form may be used. "For value received I, A. B. of county, do assign & transfer to C. D. of county all my right i: title to the quarter section No. in township No. (North or South as the case may be) of rang- No. East of the Jeffersonville District. Witness hand and seal this day ot " 1S1S. A. B. (Seal.) Test," This assignment being acJcnow!e dgecf before any justice of the peace, and certified by the cbrk of the county of its being such, will procure a patent. In all cases where the magistrate's or clerk's certificate happens to be on a different piece of paoer from the assignment it will be proper for them to set forth the particular tract sold. It will be well for magistrates and others who are in the habit of writing assign ments, to preserve a copy of the foreiroksr as their guide. Those who send to the ollice to get their business done, will please to be particular in describing in a plain legible hand, the tract they wish to enter, and to write their given names t full length. SAMl. gwathmey. GENERAL ORDERS. Adjutant Central9 Office. Cory don , Oct. 19, 1819.3 The governor and commaijcr in chief, haying taken into consideration the situation of the third division of the Indiana militia, and being convinced of thcuccc-sity ot forming 4 new division therefrom, orin and dirca, that the th

brigade be erected into, and compose a new division, to be called the Fifth Division. And the commander in chief doth further order and direct, that the sixth, twenty-first, and twenty-ninth regiments, and the independent battalion commanded by major Jeremiah Talbott, remain as the 5th brigade; and that the third, the fourteenth and fifteenth regiments compose a new brigade, to be called the Tenth Brigade. General Alexander A. Meek, commandant of the 5th Brigade and col. Abel C. Pepper, commandant of the third regiment and acting brigadier gencral of the tenth brigade, will issue orders immediately to the commandants of regiments in their respective brigades, directing, that an election be held, on the 29th day of Nov. next, for a major general to command the fifth division, and that due notice be given of the place of holding such election. Per order, II P. COBUKN, Asst. Atljt. General, BRIGADE ORDERS. The commandants of regtg. in the 5th brigade in the above order mentioned, as also of the cdd battalion, will meet at theirusuilplaceaof drilling their commands, on the day named in the order of the commander in chief, and superintend the election for a major General, to command the 5th d!viion, and make their returni to the commandant of brigade, without delay. A. A. MEEK, B. Gen. com'g. 5th Brig. Ia. Ma. Oct. 28, 1819. The Editor of the Exam-

atniner, at Vcvay, will please jiive the above a few insertions. 5l TAKEN UP By John Bloor in JefTerfon county, Saluda township, a bright bay mare about nine years old, 13 1-2 hands high, star and snip, some saddle spots, some white on her fore foot pastern joint, branded on her right shoulder with a horse shoe, and has the pole evil Appraised before me, to 1 8 dollars by James MKinley and Charles M Broom, August 25, 1819. SAML. M'KINLEY, j. p. TAKEN UP By William Campbell in Jefferson county, Saluda township, a brown marc 14 1-2 hands high, blazed face, nign fore and hind feet white, branded on the nigh shoulder thus, II yF, on the oilshouider r, on the nigh thigh y, about 10 years old Appraised bctore me, by William Bennct and Charles M'Broom, to 20 dolls, SAML. M'KINLEY, j. p. August 25, 1819.

THE HIGHEST PRICE Will be given by William and Henry Shannon for wheat, Oats, Tallow and Hides, at Win. Shannon's store in Madison, Indiana. August 24, 1 819 144

. TAKEN UP By John Cartor, jcflerson county, Saluda township, a roan bay mare, it years old, 14 hand high, no brands perceivable Appraised before me to 25 dollars, June 26, 1819. SAML. M'KINLEY, j. p. RAN A WAT from the subscriber living on Harrod's creek, Jefferson county, Kr. a bright mulatto named PBIMUS, aged about twenty one years, has black hair, a blemiih in his right eye from a wheat beard, the little finger of one hand he cannot straighten from a cut on his hand; he had on when he went away a grey broad cloth surtout, black pantaloons, and coat of superfine cloth, a 'French watch, &c. The above reward will be given if secured in any jail so that I get him again or the reward with all reasonable charges if brought home to me. JOHN D. LOCKE, jr. September 27, 1819. 150 ij BEANS 3 WANTED, a quantity of good White Iea;is. for which one dollar per bushel will be criren by R. DEARBORN, & Co. Madison, Oct. 28, 1S19.

GOOD NEWS FROM TOWN. Was found on the 19th inst. a certain sum of monev, in the road leading fi m Madison up Crooked creek to Graham. The ovncr can get it again by applying to the subscriber, describing it, and paying for this advertisement, ROBE PULLIAM. October 22, 18x9. 151 TAKEN UP By Aaron Vanorman, a brown mare, 14 1-2 hands high, 10 years old, near hind and off forefoot white some caddie spots, small star and snip Appraised before me by James W. Donalds and Joshua Yillhoit, to 40 dollars. SAML. M'KINLEY, j. p. July 21st, i3 19, TAKEN UP By Robert Hopkins, (a man of color) in Jefferson county, Saluda township, a sorrel mare, 13 1-2 hands high, branded with the letter D on each shoulder, 5 years old Appraised before me, by James W. Donalds, and Joshua Willhok to 20 dollar. SAML. M'KINLEY, j. p. July 21st, 1819. NOTICE. WILL be exposed to public sale for cash in hand at the court house door in Madison, on Monday the csd day of November inst. all the right and title of Win. Fleming in and to lot No. 72, in the town of Lexington, la,. Taken in ex

ecution to satisfy two judgments against said Fleming; one in favor of Sturgus and Luckett, and one in favor of Jacob Fouts. Sale to commence between the hours of ioand5 o'clock on said day, where due attendance will be given by M. STAPP, d.s. J.c. November 6, 1819. NOTICE, ALL oflicers having funds

in their hands properly belong ing to the "County Seminary fund, are requested to pay them over to me immediately. If not, the prosecuting attorney will be required to proceed against them as the law directs. R. CRAVENS, Trustee. October 20, 1S19. 150 3t JYEIVGOODS. THE subscriber has just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, a general assortment ot goods, suitable for the Fall & Winter Seasons, and is now opening them in the new three story brick house near the corner of Main-Cross nnd Mulberry streets, Madison. They consist of Drv Goods, Groceries and Hardware : all of which he will sell at reasonable prices for ctsh, wheat, pork, or country linen. I. T. CANBY. October 16, 18 19. 149 i37 1-2 cents per bushel WILL be paid, in cash, for any quantity of Flax Seed, delivered at the Oil Mill, in Cincinnati, during the present year, by E. 2c J. N. ROBINS, No. 3, Lower Market-street. Cincinnati, Sept. iS, 1S19. Respectfully informs the public that he still continues to keep a house of ENTERTAINMENT, at his old stand, on the main road from Frankfort, Ky. to Madison, Ind. between Newcastle and Frankfort, and four miles from, the former place. October 16, 1819. 149 8v Honesty has no need to blusb. For the express benefit of the good people to the westward, we would just apprise them that, very lately from the neighborhood of Madison, lahas started two fellows, two married and one single; the first we would describe calls himself Abr'm.Herrington,amulatto ill looking villian, toolazy to work except a little at basket making; he gets drunk and its said will steal chickens, Sec; he has one or two children. The second rascal calls himself Silas Lath rop, a stout, chunky, prominent faced, frcc-teughijig de

ceiver; he can make a sort o a basket too; he can swindle an honest neighbor out of a rifle, a flitch of bacon, or a fewbushels of corn, equal to any by promising work the precise day he intends to paddle some other honest man's skiff down the Ohio; his looks are more honest than .the above, but be ye not deceived. These two jockies are brother in laws, and the latter was married about last June; his wife is very young, very little and of a. sandy complexion. There arc a number of our friends to the west who will know the subscribers, and we feel persuaded will believe the above sketch. JESSE GR Y, WM. W. THOM JOHN RirCHIE. Madison, Oct. 5, 1819. 'Printers in the western part of this state, and in the state of Illinois, will confer i favor on the public by inserting the above. T. G. W. W. T. J. R. Cash for Wheat SIXTY-TWO AND A ILL CENTS PER BUSHEL Will be given at the Gallatin Steam Mill, for good merduu. table WHEAL, if delivered immediately, in such bank paf . per as they receive at the Far. . mers and Mechanics B-Uik ig c Madison, Indiana, in parent ; of their debts. They' hiv -flour, meal and Whiskey foi : sale, at Jacob G. Doyle's 11 z Madison, on the foilowinj terms: three bushels and a h,J f of wheat per hundred, or tw o dollars and fifty cents in cast forty-five cents per gallon fc r whiskey by the barrel, the ba rrcl given in; corn meal at s'n cty two and a cents, or oj ic bushel of wheat per bush eL The rates of exchange at t he. mill, after the first of Nove: inker will be one hundred pout ids; of superfine flour, for th re& bushels and twenty lbs. of wheat. JAMES M'CONATHY , A cnt October 21, 1819. 134 4c N. B. The subscriber wishes to sell a half quarter section ot land of good quality, tvithia one and a quarter miles of the river, and nine miles above Madison. Those wishing to purchase will do well to call on the subscriber living in Madison. JACOBGJQYXE. TAKEN UP By Jonathan Barrett, Esq.o Jenningscrjunty,one black gelding, star in his forehead, 13 1-2, hands high, five ycars old past low in flesh and crest fallen, with some late marks of t hesaddle and colk Appraised to 27 dollars and 50 cents, by William Curtis and Caleb Moncricf, the 23d, of August 1819. Posted before me, Z. KIMBERLY, J. l 4 BLANK h S For szc at this ollicj.

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