Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 162, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 January 1820 — Page 4

C. POSTLEY'S Patent Cooking Stoves, or Portable Kitchens. MANUFACTURED & sold by H. MILLER & Co. in Second street, two doors from the corner of Wood street, Pittsburgh; and also at their store, corner of Main and Columbia streets Cincinnati. This stove with fixtures complete, comprises every necessary article of apparatus for an extensive cooking establishment. The different sizes are calculated to do the cooking for small and large families, public houses and steam boats, and are so extremely simple in their construction, as to be managed with ease by a child, twelve or fourteen years of age. With this stove may be cooked by baking, roasting, boiling, and by steam, a sufficiency of meat, fish, fowls and vegetables, to make a dinner for from 5 to 100 persons, while at the same time may be baked from one to eight good sized loaves of bread. A wooden vessel containing from twenty to fifty gallons of water, can also be kept boiling, for the purpose of washing, &c. all these are done simultaneously and with one small fire! The circumstance of these stoves having got into very general use at the eastward within two or three years past, particularly in the cities o N. York and Baltimore, with the rapid sale and general approbation

DOCTORS

HICKS & WATTS

Having entered into partnership, offer their professional services to the citizens of Madison and its vicinity, as Physicians, Surgeons and Accoucheurs. Their office is adjoining the Printing Office. December 18, 1819. 157

notice ofV- tendency of this bill be pubh n the "Indiana Republic.. '7 four weeks

NOTIe

The follow tract of land and t-Wn lot? will be txrsr t at the court house door in ihe town of Vernon, Jennie iQ 'c state of Indiana, 0,1 luesduy and Wednesday ;ho first ?tl'' 4 ' da'S of Feb. tlCXt. to SatidV rind imp thv..' A.,.. ' V'd ' COrJ !

Commission Warehouse. Emanuel Young, of Jeffersonville, Indiana, has commenced the Storage and Commission Business, where all kinds of produce and merchandise will be Stored or sold as may be directed, and a liberal advance made on any consignment. He also expects by the steam boat Maid of Orleans, a Large & General Assortment of Groceries, which he will be able to sell at wholesale on moderate terms. December 11, 1819. 158

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thev have .:-x U since ar-' hii '. ue'don last

t el the tin unt;iiu, ent 'e-tnnonials ot

act vantage.

c Miiwcri! ers having pur-

ihe patentee, the right

! r -t iking and ending said .s in tiie w estern eounti v, a;.-; 1 .:dy to executcwhn pimc11 i ;inv i!ii;;i ch ad orders,

u:ir manutieturv, as above, e also iv I" ! ad C . .o i IRON SIOVE, e lor p .rtotns. oliues, 0, m.t hcvl-i otitis, to winch mav be attached it wan-

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ted. x -opi ietors, in order to arco::modatc persons residing i di ' rent pm ot the country, havt! appointed agents, as to ivs : Ohio K. vk Find lev, Z.i ;:--iiie ; James Eilmcr, I.ir.e ; l- M'Ccjy, Cluiico the. K nt jc ivV .i. M. Jan. j rv ov .1 . Maxville ; J. P. DudscN, Fr.mkhut ; j. i ik)w. LoaKvl! r ; ana Lutiitr Stcfliens ee Co. Lei;gtoii. Te . "hxscc J o c p i Littleton, IN" a- .Mile. I:Jiinu J as. Cochrau, Matli-on Lcui u-iu Jas. C vVitku.s, Natchez. Missouri I'.rnUry Messrs. IN'eai c: Liet, Sr. Louis. H. MILLER e Co. June 8. 1819. 133 121110. IO BE LEI ON RHNT, A com pie U two story brick nome in the ttvn of Madion, feiVetMMi county, situated on Vahiut street, near I he corner ot second stieet. Ihe above prrprty is well calculated for a public house or boat ding lioue, a their are tour rooms on each floor with fireplaces in cuh room. Any person wishiiig to rent may know the truest)) apphing to the sub tmber living on the prcti ises. JOHN BR!srU.N. IXccuilxr 27th, 18 1 y. S9 .

LANDS F li SALK. The subscriber has four firms lying 51-2 miles north of Madison on the direction to Vernon, la. which he will sll haw for cash. The first farm has 45 acres cleared, with good fences, comfortable cabins, a small orchard and 4 running springs. The second his 30 acres cleared, good fences, a l u ge and commodious two stoiv hewed loii house, shingled root, carpenters woik done in a neat and workman like manner, with two gqo 1 brick chimnevs with three fireplaces. Abo a kitchen of like materials, good peach and apple orchards. Also two others immediately in the neighborhood, with a bout iourteen acics cleared on e.uh, good fences and comfortable cabins, villi plenty ot never tailing spi ing. The above designated farms mav be had on reasonable tetms, by paying one half within si., months after pur ch iMng, and the remainder In eighteen months. For further particular apply at this oiikc, to James Burns Ejq. or to John Burns in Vernon, Indiana, the proprietor. JOHN BURNS. January ist. 1S20. 159.

ci t -J cents ner buihel WILL be paid, in cash, for any quantity of rlax Seed, delivered at the Oil Mill, in Cincinnati, during the present vear, by E. & J. N. ROBINS, A 5. 3, Lower iilarktt-strcet. Cincinnati, Sept. 8, 18 19. 149 l3 w

answer said hrc;-n or before the first di ecfche next term of this court;? at the bill will be taken as ctVifessed and the maters and things therein will be heard and determined in his absence. By order of the court, A copy -- test, R. C. TALBOT T, c. J.c. c. The State of Indiana, Jefferson County, } ss. Jefferson Circuit Court -- October term,1819. Thomas Boicourt, Foreign vs } AttachJamcs MCabe, } ment. This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and the defendant although solemnly called came not but made default; and it appearing to the satis faction ot the court that defendant is not at this time a resident of this state. Therefore it it is ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of this attachment be published in the "Indiana Republican," for four weeks successively; and that unless the said defendant shall appear by himself or his counsel within one year from the date of the return of this attachment, and give special bail to answer said suit, that judgment will be entered up against him by default, and the property so attached will be osld for the satisfaction of the plaintiff. By order of the court, A copy -- test, R. C. TALBOT'i , c. j. c. c. 159 NEW FACTORY. Y. CIRODE, HAS for sale at his shop, on 5thcross street, back of Messrs. Prather & Jacob's store, Chamois & Buck Skin Suitable for Glover's & coachmaker's, Printers, Suspender Manufacturer's, &c. &c.

tl'iiite Leather, for saddlers, Apothcxai ies, Shoe Bindings, vc. ALSU fanned Sheep and Deer Skins for B ..k. Biucici'a, Shoe Binding's, npi oil's, Saddlers aniKkud Manufacturer's, Colored Sheep and Deer Skins, for Trunk Maker, xc cVc. An assortment, ot Parchment. He has always on hand a quantity of Wool for Hatters, etc. etc. He will give cash for Sheep and Deer Skins Louisville, Nov. 6, 1S19. 152 13W

.-town lot respectively for the year 1 8 ll)f together with Co-tJ

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1st rate 2d rate water Qr. sec. T. R vnf.

tounse

1 Reputed 1 owners Names

ir.ev Brooks Jame liland John Barns Oavid Cummins r Gecrge Craig Same Jaincs Ccms John Copple Drcv & C a swell William Francis 160 John Gwathmey Same Name Cnknown John Guddis John Gaw Isaac .Hoi man David Howell ack Johnson Robert Mitchell Daniel Spears iCO Unknown jam. s Wells Janus C Ire en J jhn Owens, senr.

Th following is a list of lots in the town of Vernon, to wit: Reputed owners Nos. dolls, cts.

see.

112 Graham nvr 30 1G0 Six Mile se 24 160 Muse. sr 7 160 Musk. nw 12 160 bandy " nw 30 160 Sandv- mr 31 80 L. Musk.se 34 320 Do. s. half 29 42 Sandy frac. 5 Musk. sv 5 160 Sandy se 25 160 Sandy sw 25 320 Sandy n. half 35 80 Coffee cr. nv 20

160 Musk. 160 Sandv 320 103 Musi. 160 Musk. Musk. 160 Gravh. 160 Ci-a'v. 160 .Uusk. loo L. iMu

One Iiorsc Caswell ik Drew Same

nw 36

nc 18 sw 3A11 w 2.7 sw 19 ire 34 SW 23 so 30

6 4 f 6 8 8 4 4 6 8 8 8 5 6

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Stephen Andrews 46 150 Casw:ll St Co. u Same 47 1 50 Horace Fienek 6 Copeland P. J. Arion 210 50 Abrani Gress 14 Dawson Blackmoic 11 S 5() Alex. Kirk.utrick 25 Ba.el Iiently 145 371 Viliiam Al'Doweil "7 Cobbs or Wilson H 2 50 Same 45 William Curtis 216 2 Sams 54. Same 195 37 Same F.benezer Dupuy 32 1 Ot) John Kni S) Same fCJ 50 same 40 Same "03 o same 93 Same 213 37 same 11 1 Same JM4 3T . James Owciw 85 J cob Kfl 139 T.V Joseph Persoai 35 ilenry M effort 10O 37 i same 55 Jacob Mcii'ord 18t 37 John Rook 16 Same 17 37i nrae 9i Colli tor M4Collistcr 19 "7 same 92 David 0.'en 143 62 i s me 105 Same 1 11 622 AVildam Salmo 22 (icorge Rcss 59 87i same 23 Simeon L. Reynolds 158 37 i Amasa Vanmetcr 35 The i '!:. ing U a list of lot; in the same 53 town of Geneva. Le en C. Wells 4'2 Willi- Allusion 66 12 s une 43 Jo- iLrr 52 10 School proprrtf 77 Anthom Uadgler 59 15 Lrnkno n John IJovlcr, 6S 12 -Where due attendance Thos. Hranham i07 10 given bv me Joshua Critehfic Id 64 71 MA UK ICE o A Sane 65 7y S,

2-0 2 10 2 2 10 3 10

cr irt u i:j u 2J 10 15 r 124 w 2-' n ; 10 14 i5 3 i 13 ) 9 will

four year old next spring thir. teen and a hilt uaiid highappraised to twenty dollars and 50 cents, this 4th l),v. 1819. PA I . WiLS0N,i. u.

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I have deposited in the treasurers office in the county of Jefferson, three dollars and sixty two cents, in redemption of one hundred and sixty acres of land which was sold in January 14th 1818, for the taxes of 1816, as the property of Hazel Lovelace; number not known. HEZEKIAH STOUT January 8th, 1820. NOTICE. Received of Ebenezer Hutch-

tion of a quarter section of lond cth,er w,tn sundl7 &'r cof 6

lying in range 3, I own 5, sec tion ;6. and northwest ouar

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The State of Indiana,

Jefferson County.

Jtifcrscn Circuit Ceurt October

tcrm 1819. 1 homai Boicourt, ) t vs C Chance James M'Cabe, 5 f' This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and filed his bill, and it appearing to the satisfaction ot the court that the defendant is at this time a non re siilei.t ot this state. UL tJicre. icre ordcied by the court, that

ALL Book Accounts to the commencement of the present year, must be settled by note or payment by the 15th of Fe btuary next. After that period, unsettled accounts (without discrimination) will be left in tiie hands of some one forimmediate collection. In future there will be no credit given for medicine sold at the hcp. JOHN HOWES. Madison, jan. 1 1 th, 1820. 160

ter ot said section, which was sold for the taxes in 1 3 1 7. JOSEPU OGLESBY. C. T.

The public are hereby cau

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NO I'lCE. Will be exposed to public sale for cash in hand in the town or Lexington, I.i.,on Sa. turday the 29th inst. one GIG; taken as the properly of Moses Gray, to satisfy nn execution in favor of the Farmers and

Mechanics' Bank otlndum, to

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Jefferson circuit court. .Sale to commence between thchoursc. ten and five o'clock on said day, where due attendance will given by ELI STAPP, d. s.j. c Tan 11 at v 1 r 1 fi

tioned a-iainst taking an assign

ment on a note given by the subscriber to Daniel Cots, fr

eight dolls, and fifty cents, I have paid said Cots the mount of said note. RICHARD PURDLE. January 12, 1820.

i HE HIGHEST PRICE Will be given by William and Henry Shannon for wheat, Oils, Tallow and Flides, at Wm. Shannon's store in Madison, In ;i;n 1. August 24, iSigi 14$

TAKEN UP By Brook Bennett of Madison township, lelferson coua-

as tv. Indiana, one Roan hors

4 r J colt, supposed to be two yea" old next spring, with a stif in its roi eheaa appraised & 8 dohs. by Ruei Barnard sni Charles VV. Bamett, before ffc jOHNMEf: 27th Dec. 1S13. lt

TAKEN UP By Joel Law living in Gra. ham township, Jefferson county, a Gray Mare, six years old last spring, no marks or brands nerceiveable annraised to thir-

M V .K M L U i 1 J tv tlollars and to cents. Also. c : .1 kw al

an Iron Gray btud Colt, with tf , a small sirioc dm his facc at tlut oiilVC

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