Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 173, Madison, Jefferson County, 13 April 1820 — Page 4

From the Village Feccrd. 'TIS FOLLY ALL. 'Ti folly all, to sit and $vne. To brood o'er even- trifling sorrtnr, At every ill to sigh and whine. Nor ever think upon to-mcrrow. 1 or then bright prospects uc may greet. And w e from hope shoa!d ever borrow. And think en joys that vrc vnkj meet When dawns on us the coming nrcrrow. Tis folly Dil, t- fret and ic;h, Always to dwtll cr.i cares perplexTo have the ready streaming eve For trifling IrouUt- that art vtxinr. For ere the k!e.Hoi; orb of t!av II. i set. our care s my all he ceasinr. Our paths be cherrcd by hopes bright ray. And even prospect miy be pleasir.?. Tis ftllv all to Irt sPm bv The mrv jovs v. e m vht Ve t.ttlr.: 1 or those we ve lost to heave th; "While those re might have fast arc v. a-itinc;. VVve ills enough, aye, and to spare. Without anticipating I'hen clear the crow of gloomv care, And always hope a bfissful morrow. Thjoys v; e might have, if we tried, Wcu!d smooth cur path how e'er uneven, VVuld nii.e t:s hj rc, if riht 2rXrpy a taff nllicd to !i;avc:r. Hut still trlrinik of seiner's cup, rnhittrred by corror:ve nail, When we of sw tt u might ever nip, I f.y again Tis folly all.' Iiowis it po-Mble t!;at a young Iidk cm sq-iandcr her means in tri3u g ohjrc its, and Ufnv iV r- u luxury, the lace of contributing tflltviatc the war.ts of ethers? J If thev kntw how meek, hew a-r ir'f, Itw lovely thty r.; p -nr, when hv "ministtrinq; angels' thty scatt'-nd jDsove barren heaths, s:n w plenty in the way of want, bind up the wounds v-hkh direpoverrv sf.d'?:ts, und pour on only bahom f ti tlu .ilyioit broken hearts of the s i lo . Sc orphan, tht y would never wrs-te up. cn unnecessary ornament or eriravSgant pleasure, the mcip.s whtr.by tuch chirring results rri be produced. A ray of almost di ir" beauty and perfection, shuli a sacred lustre over the f.ice which pitv tor.e cratts tor'ivirity; and the tear nhkh tri-mhlei :n th- eve and di ns its lustre zt a t.:!e of ivu-m-v, klile 8 rich ge m r-pr.rklinj; from the n-.inr, cr that p.;re iciil, which gtiturs ft tnchs in the sun beams.

A letter from a gentleman at Wellsburgh Brooke Country, Va. to the editor of the Reporter, dated March 2d, 1820, says--"I am just returned from the ruins of the glass house at this place --It took fire this morning about 8 o'clock and the whole extensive buildings and materials are entirely consumed, except the floor of the main building, & that was saved by its being overlaid with brick and the exertions of the citizens in throwing water on it. It is said it took fire from the pipe of the stove that was in one of the buildings. "Last evening col. Marshal's mill took fire on the roof, supposed to be from sparks from the chimney--very little damage was done--say 3 or 400 shingles burned--the building was saved by the exertions of a few hands--the fire was extinguished helore the people from this town reached the mill. Wm. B. Benefiel John Roberts & Wm. Slater. 24 dollars In the above cause an attachment was issued by the plaintiff against the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the defendants, and set for trial the 1st day of May, 1820, before me, where those concerned will take notice and It tend. MESHACH HYATT, j. p.

The subscribcr has opened in Madison, Indiana, an office for the purchase and sales of lands, and the the Transaction of land concerns and land intelligence generally. His office for the present is in the three story brick house of Dr. Canby, where books are provided for registering lands offered for sale or to lease, farms to rent, houses to rent, &c. &c. which maybe registered by persons offering the same, free of expense. This Register will be open at all times (during regular hours of business) for the inspection of those who may wish to purchase or rent, and information given as to the situation and advantages of the same. The subscriber will transact as agent all duties connected with land concerns such as buying and selling, paying taxes, leasing lands, renting houses, &c. Conveyancing of all kinds connected with the establishment, will be attended to for a moderate compensation. I will also attend to the selection and entrv of land in the different land districts In this state, in which great pains will be taken to make the most advantageous selections. As the subscriber has been making preparations for sometime pat, for opening an offiicr of this kind, he has already a plat of the survey of the old purchase, from the east line of the state to some distance west of the falls of Ohio, Arrangements have also been made for a plat of the survey of the new purchase, which it is expected will be in readiness in a few weeks, together with the field notes by the surveyors. Arrangements will b made to cotain from the land offices turns of all lands entered, and which will he noted on the plats, by which means a view may be had of all the unentered lands. Persons wishing to explore the old or new purchase for the purpose of making selections will by giving a short notice be accommadated with plats of such sections of the country as they may wish, with notes of such lands as are entered. As it is the wish of the proprietor to render the establishment of public use and convenience, as well as profit to himself, he intends to spare no exertion or expense in the collection of all such maps and geographical information, as will render his office of public utility, as a place of reference and general local information; and as he intends to devote the whole of his attention to the business, he hopes by the most unremitting attention, to give satisfaction to those who may patronise the undertaking. It is hoped that all those who have bin d fur sale or property to rent, will come forward and register the same, as it is presumed by that course they may accomplish their object as soon, and with little trouble as any other way within their reach. Persons at a distance who may have business of the above description, will have their requests promptly attended by ad-

dressing letters, post paid to Madison, March 2, 1820 167 TAKEN UP By Daniel 5hort of Jellcrson county, Pittsburgh township, one bay horse, five years old, 14 hands high appraised by Robert B. Mitchell and John Warfield to 35 dollars, betore me the 17th day of March. 1820. MESHACH HYATT, j. p. 171 3w CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against taking an assignment on a note given by the subscriber to Salmon H. Gorham, dated July 14, 1819, (the amount not recollected)as 1 have an account against said Gorham which will overbalance said note. JAMES COCHRAN. March 31, 1820 171 3t

NOTICE. Deeds will be made to persons holding bonds for property in Vernon, (where it is paid for) on application to the subscriber, at Vernon. JOHN VAWTER. March 31, 1820. 171 6v

C. POSTLEY'S Patent Cooking Stoves, or Portable Kitchens. MANUFACTURED '& sold by H. MILLER h Co. in Second street, two doors frorn the corner of Wood street, Pittsburgh; and also at their store, corner ot Main and Columbia streets Cincinnati. This stove with fixtures complete, comprises every necessary article of apparatus for an extensive cooking establish mcnt. The different sizes are calculated to do the cooking for small and large families, public houses and steam boats, and sre so extremely simple in their construction, as to be managed uith case bv a child, twelve or fourteen ycarc cf age. With this stove may be cooked by baking, roasting, boiling, and by stc2m, a sulliciency of meat, fish, fowls -and vegetables, to make a dinner fjpr irom 5 to ico persons, while at the sime time may be baked fron 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 nf washing, &c. 2 these are done simultaneously and with one small fire 1 The circumstance of these stoves having got into very general use zt the eastward within two or three years pat, particularly in the cities of N. York and Baltimore, with the rapid sale and general approbation they have met vih since their first introduction last winter, west of the mountains, are sutlkient testimonials of their utility and advantage. The subscribers having purchased or rhepatentec, the right for making- and vending said Moves in the '"western country, are ready to execute with punctuality and despatch all orders, at their manutactury, as above, where also mav be had CAST and SHEET IRON STOVES, suitable for parlours, offices, stores and bed-i ooms, to which boilers may be attached if wanted, The proprietors, in order to accommodate persons residing in different parts of the country, have appointed agents, as follows : Ohio N. C." Findlcv, Zancsvillc : James Edinger, Lancaster; J. M'Coy, Chilicothe. Kentucky A. M. January 5c Co. Maysville ; J. & P. Dudley, Frankfort ; J. B. Boweb, Louisville ; and Luther Stephens & Co. Lexington. Ten msscc j oseph Littleton, Nashville. Indiana Jas. Cochran, Madison. Louisiana (as. C. Wiikins, Natchez. Missouri Territory Messrs. Neal & Ligget, Sr. Louis. II. MILLER & Co. June 8, 18 19. 133 nmo.

Sheriff's Sale. Will be sold at the court house door in Madison, for cash in hand, on Saturday the 2 2d of April next, ail the right, title, interest and claim ot William Fleming, in and to the undiviu. ed fourth of the South west qr. of section No. 4, of township No. 2 north, of range No. 8 cast, in the district ot lands offered for sale at Jefiersonville. Taken in execution as the pro perty of said Fleming, to satisfy a judgment in lavor of Jacob Fours, and one in favor of Stur. gus and Lucket: Sale com mence between the hours of 10 and 5 o'clock on said day, where due attendance will be given by E. S r APP, to. 6. j. c, March i $t iSae. 1G9

NOTICE. The subscriber respectfully informs the public, this he has opened a shop on Main. Cross

Inn, where he intends earning Repurchase and sale of on the TAILORING BUSL aAnd (Senerr: d mtdlige

NESS in all its various branches; those who may please to give him a call, may depend on their work being done in the newest fashion and neatest manner. He hopes from his long Madison, March 28. 1S20. 171 ;v N. B. Two cr three journeymen wanted. OFFICE OF THY EMIGRANT SOCIETY. At a late meeting of the Directors ol the Madison Emigrant Society, they agreed with Mr. Nathan B. Palmer to open, on behalf of the society, an office of Intelligence in this town. Having made this selection of the agent, and being well satisfied of his ability and zeal ; to effect the objects of the society, the directors hereby recommend Mr. Palmer and his office to the attention of and others. emigrants In this office, according to notice already given, will be deposited whatever can be collected to render the establishment interesting and useful to ihe emigrant, and to those who are engaged to promote the improvement of our town and vicinity specially, and of Indiana in general. Books, maps, surveys, entries, articles of informationwill be open free to the inspection of all who call at the office. All information will be given readily and gratuitously, and especially to the Emigrant, whose benefit and convenience will be faithfully consulted by Mr. Palmer. By order of the Directors THOS. C. SEARLE, Cor. Sec, CHEAP FOR CASH -THE subscriber hzs received a handsome assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, which he will sell at reduced prices for cash. His store is next door to col. Talbott's ollice. Wm. ROBINSON. March 15, 1820. -169 N. B. The highest price will be given for eastern funds. LOOK HERE I will sell low for cash, the following property, to wit: 1 26 acres ot first rate land near Vernon, Jennings county la. also a grist mill, 1 1-2 miles north ot Madison; and in the first addition of said town, two lots known on the plat thereof by Nos. 41 and 45. For terms apply to the subscriber living at the aforesaid mill. WM. VAWTER. Feb. 24th, 1820.

experience in business, to gain a share of the public patronage. JAMES AMBERSON.

CASH IS BETTER THAN C R E D I T. Making suit plain by Sample and Reed for cash 750 Making on credit 950 and all extra work paid for. They also wish to inform their friends and customers, that they have again removed their shop to the roomadjuining the printing office. March 9, 1820. 168 6t

Madison Land agency The subscribers have opened a Land Agency Office, in the town of Madison, Indiana for

' f a-cpi or offered for sale by individuals and information given of their qualities and local advantages to emigrants and others; all persons holding the title of lands cither by bond, certificate or patent, nuy deposite the same together with their terms of sale, which will be A. rpfKrr vl-1 open for the inspection of an person wishing to purchase - ! They will transact on ! mission or for a reason I compensation, all kinds of negociation connected with real esatate--such as, purchasing ei. ces of the United States--pay-ing taxes, &c,. and will act as pay. agents in all landed concerns As it is the intention of the proprietors to render this establishment both permanent and useful, it is scarcely necessary to add, that no exertion shall be wanting on their part, to merit the confidence and patronage of those who mav wish to i.:- . . . 1 make use of their services in tlie above business. All kinds of conveyancing, either by bond, deed or mortgage,will be attended to. So soon any section of the new purchase may be oflered for sale by the general government, maps descriptive of the soil, water courses, &c. &c. also plats of all the unentered land:, with field notes which describe the quality and soil will be kept, to which references may be had, 'and such other local and geographical information, as may be advantageous to the purchasers, WM. C.ENOS, J. T. BROWN, N. B. lt is apprehensive that those persons who arc wishing to dispose of their lands in this section of the country, with an intention of going to the new purchase or elsewhere, would do well to deposite their titles and terms in this office. Letters addressed in the name of the firm to this place, (post paid) will receive prompt attention. NOTICE. I expect to set off for Philadelphia, about the first of April, I therefore request all persons indebted to me, for goods, to call and settle their accounts, prior to that time. I. T. CANDY. Madison, Feb. 28, 1826. 67 NOTICE. The copartnership of David M'Clure, & Co. has been this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All those indebted to the firm are requested to make is mediate payment to D. M'Clu or suits must be commence for the collection of the same DAVID M'CLUREt THOS. SLOO. Jr.. Madison, 22d, Feb. 1820. 166 3 t 1 SUGAR WANTED. Cash will be given for country sugar at this office, and will also be taken in payment debts.

BLANKS Of various kind for at this oflicc-

ae, 1839. 171 jt