Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 165, Madison, Jefferson County, 17 February 1820 — Page 4

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THE CASTIGATOR. A irimnrous little paper, printed at Auburn, under semblance ot a meeting ot several worth , character, such as Tern Uckcs and others at the Tontine, S!ib dwelling of Pttcr Nig & Indite cj3 Co. After preceding resolution?, exhibits the iodowing LAWS. Be it tr.acicdy That ate r this date no human being shall be permitted to wear a Leghorn, Straw or Chip rut in circumference larger than a common Dutch corn fan, except Jake Doremus. Be it enacted Th.it every Dandy, from and after tins date shall be compelled to take from his neck one cravat a week, till he gets the number reduced lo six and then wait for further orders. Be it further enacted That no virtuous voting ladv shall be permitted to laugh louder than a fanxdng mill, under the penalty of dying an old maid.

TAKEN UF By rimes Shields, living near Calumba, Vernon township, jennings county, la. one chesnut borrel marc, supposed to be twelve years old, t4 hand; 5 inches high, a star in her forehead, ami white havrs on the near side of her neck, no brands perceivable Appraised to 20 dollars. Also, one black filly, 13 hands i.nd i ?. high, 2 hind ttct white a star in her forehead Appraised to 17 dob Jars co cents, b jer. Mcok.ind T. Smith, this 25th Dec. 1819. Ioted be t ore mc Win. SHIELDS, j.p. 6 The state of Indiana, f Indiana, ? county, 3 JelLrson yommis tuners rhce A cvemser tern. 1 S : y. Ordered by the board, that cllsuin i r sums ot money due the county on substriptions f;r building the court house, be innr.ediajeH collected by the trustees ot said couit houc ; ond that uutess the said .110 cr!piions be piid on or bet oie thj 25th day t)i February next, thai ?u ts be commenced againf all tlehnqujnts. iiv or icr ot tiie board, R.'C. TALBO IT, Ci'k. 6j 3VV T KK Tltfci MINT. 1 want money and must hitve it. J OH a OORSKV. February 3, 1820. 163 3t. Cominision Warehouse. Emanuel f oung, cf JefFersonville, Indiana, has commenced the Stsrje&nd 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. lie also expects by the steam boat Maid ot Oilcans, a i-uige&(eneral sortmeot of Sroeeries, u hic h v ill be able to scll'at v!i.,fs;ne on moderate tci ins. December n, iSir;. ic3

DI5SOLUTION; Thc paitncrship heretofore existing under the firmot Richard Dearborn, Co. was dissolved on the irjth ult. by mutual consent. All persons indebted for goods, will call on R. Dearborn, and discharge the same without delay; and all persons indebted tor Tin ware, cVc are requested to call on James Cochran, and discharge their accounts immcdiately, as longer indulgence cannot be given. RICHARD DEARBORN, I AMES COCHRAN. February 3, 1820. 263 N. B. The subscriber 1 espectfay informs his friends and the public generally, that he still continues to carry on the Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its various branches, and ad orders will be thankfully received, and punctually attended (v. Merchants can be supplied at the Pittsburgh prices. lie has also received the appointment of Deputy Scaler for Jefferson county, and will constantly keep on hand sealed measures. JAMES COCHRAN.

NOTICE. The public arc cautioned against an assignment on a ccron a certificate for the s. e. quarter of section 18, in township seven north, in range eight east, of the jelLrsonvillc district; which quarter o: land was entered in the name of Riclratd Pool, and tr.mstered to the subscriber. Also on a certificate tor the north west quarter of section section No. 3, township 6 north, in range 2 east, of the jdfersonville district, entered m the name of David M;Collister, and transfered to the subiciiocr. Also, on three title Vawter, foi three lots numbered 19, 14S, and 149, and on a title bond ior lot No. 29, transferred to me by Alexander MElSiott. Also, on two title bonds for lots, Nos. y6 and 86, tr anstered to me by Achidis Vawter. Also, on two title bonds for lots, Nos. 174 175, transferred to me by jamei Hobbs. All of which lots are in the town of Vernon, and county ot Jennings. The title papers with my pocket-book, were stolen out ot my pocket in the Theatre in Cincinnati, on the night of the 29th of pane last. Any information will be thankfullv received, as 1 do intend to apply for duplicates. WM. SANEORD, (seal.) Vernon, 22a jan 182c 162 '1 he above sworn to and subscribed before mc, a justice of the peace for Jennings county, Indiana, 22d, jan. 1820. A. VAWTER, j. p. (seal.) C. rOSTLEY'S Patent Cooking Stoves, or Portable Kitchens. MANUFACTURED iz 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 arc calculated to do the cooking for small and large families, public

houses and steam boats, and arc .so extremely simple in their construction, as to oe managed with ease bv a child, twelve or fourteen vcarsot age. With this stove may be cooked by baking, roasting, boiling, 2nd by steam, asulkciency of meat, fish, fowls and vegetables, to make a dinner for from 5 to 100 persons, while at the same time may be baked fron one to eight good sized loaves of bread. A wooden vessel containing from twenty to lift v gallons of vrater, 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 or N. York and Baltimore, with the rapid sale and general approbation thev have met with since their first introduction last winter, west of the mountains, are sufficient testimonials of their utility and advantage. The subscribers having purchased of the patentee, the right for making and vending said stoves in the western country, arc ready to execute with punctuality and despatch all orders, at their manufactury, as above, where also mav be had CaST and SHEET IRON STOVES, suitable for parlours, oliices, stores and bed-rooms, to which boilers may be attached it wanted. The proprietors, in order to

accommodate persons rcsidm (T in different parts of the coun try, have appointed agents, as follows : Ohio N. C. Fmdley, 'ancsvilie ; jame-i Ellinger, Lancaster; J. M'Coy, Chiiicothe. K' NTUc::v A. M. January & Co. Maysville ; J. & P. Dudiey, Frankfort ; J. B Bowels, Louisville ; ind Lurhcr Stephens 6c Co. Lexington. Tennessee Joseph Littleton, Nashville. Indiana js. Cochran, Madison. Louis:ana Jas. C. Wiikins, Natchez. Missouri Territory Messrs. Neai & Ligget, St. Louis. H. MILLER ii Co. June 8, 18 19. 133 xamo. TAKEN UP BY Christopher Burgan, of Pittsburg township, one sorrel Filly, supposed to be four years old next spring, the near fore and hind feet white and the off hind foot half white, a large star in her forehead and small snip, heavy mane and long switch tail, supposed to be fourteen hands high; appraised to thirty dollars by James Campbell and John Banda, before mc this 17th dav of January, 1820. LEVI POSTON, j. p. 164 THE HIGHEST PRICE Will be given bv William and Henry Shannon for wheat, Oats, Tallow and Hides, at Win. Shannon's store in Madison, Indiana. August 24, 1819. 144 BLANKS Of various kindhlor hale at this office.

LAND OFFICE MONET A Fist of banks, the n-nes cf are receivable as cash for , sale cf public lands at Jer sonville. M Ba nk of the United States arJ brances, Bank of Virginia & branches Farmers bitik, ditto, ' Bank of Fenn. (Philadelphia Bank of North America, uhtQ Bank ot Philadelphia Farmers & Mechanics do. J. Mechanics bank of City r County di. Commercial bank of Pen. do Schuilkill bank ditto, Bank of Northern Liberties do, Bank of Baltimore in Baltimore. Bank of Maryland ditto' Union bank ot Baltimore ' Mechanics bank Merchants bank of BAltimor Franklin bank of Commercial & Farmers do. Farmers & Mechanics do. Bank cf Colum. Diit. cf Co!. Uaion bankot George town do.

warmer & Mechanics bank -Patriotic do. of Washington Bank of Washington Bank cf the Metropolis Union Bank of Alexandria Bank of Alexandria, Bank of Potomack, .-Farmers bank of ti 99 it ii New York bank - New York, Manhattan Company ditto P.Techanics Bank Merchants Bank Union Bank of Bank of America v Farmers and Mechanics bani Lexington, Ky. Commercial bank of Louisville, Ky. Bank of Cnillicothe, State bank of la. Vinccnnes, Bank of Illinois at Shawns town, Bank of Missouri St. Louis, Bank of Mississippi Natchez, Jbe.:;!: of Orleans, Orleans, Bank of Louisiana, Planters Bank do. Except notes of a less denqmination than five dollars. (corrected weekly.) foi; salk. The subscriber hi5 four farms lying 5 1-2 miles north cf Madison on the direction to Vernon, la. which he will spll low for cash. The first firm has 45 acres cleared, with good fences, comfortable cabins, 3 small orchard and 4 running springs. The second has 30 acres cleared, good fences, 3 large and commodious two story hewed log house, shingled roof, carpenters work done in a neat and workman like manner, with two good brick chimneys with three fireplaces. Also a kitchen of like material good peach and apple orchards. Also two others immediately in the neighborhood, with bout fourteen acres cleared n each, good fences and comfc" table cabins, with plenty of never failing spring. The above designated tarrr may be had 0:1 reason terms, by paying one ilt within six months after purchasing, and the remainders eighteen months. t 'For further particulars apply at this odice, to james Bura E,q. or to John Burns m vcrnun, Indiana, the proprietor. JOHN BURN January ist. 18:0. 5 For 5alc.1t taiJotmc.