Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 175, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 April 1820 — Page 4

POETRY.

From the Baltimore Patriot. Ob. happy! hkst of all his race, The man who tills the soil, Whosr spring and harvest hopes, in place, Come sT.-cctcnin every toil. Wirt mine the fit Id of waving grain;" A mead with "cattle sprinkled oer; A wood, to tempt the w arbling train, Before my house a grassv pla.n, Descending to some shcre; In joyous ease I'd spend my life, In spite of fortune's froun; Nor e'er like Lot's unduteous wife, K'.grc-t the no sy town. a; M. the counting-house and stere, Amid the city's din; 31 its and eats tx1 vcxM no more, "With. KLendmey sir," without the door. And, 5;r, ytur note" within. Lcnlhdp the man who spend his davs In borrowing and lending; Dt ggtd here end then: a hundred Tvavs, Y t times are r. rv r mrr-'ing. lie mine the waggon, plourh and spade, Tis man's first destination; WithJ ahh and plentv more than p-mi, IM t;ih" my cheer r.nd shake im head At fooU of rank and station. PIN H l,H HAYLOFT.

4 rem the BeVf J 'trs Ritcr. WaJKIMONML RULES MAXIM. 1. When courting your misttress, never rnic2?l her by the came of angel or goddess, lest she mistake it for truth, and forget that she is a woman. " 2. -When putting tke qhatistt (ai it is termed) be careftil riot to allow her to suppose that your happiness, or even comfort, depends on her a?scnt: recollect lhat.you are making a proposal, not begging a boon. 3. -Teach her beforehand, tint the marriage ceremony is rot a mere matter of form; and explain fully the meaning of the a o cl 1 bey. 4. He 1 areful at church, that jhe ic;eu, every word distinctly alter the clergyman, that she may atteiwuds iuveno excUNe tor acting in eppndtion. 5. When )ou take her home, it. l tc: that she is to command ) our servants, ou but arc to command her. 6. Be not imperious, but decided, and al A ayfe speak as if it wcic a matter of course to be otecd. 7. Ik not backward to blame, lest bhc attribute it to fear; if once he knows that you are atlraid ot her, your authority is at an end, and you become a poor, degraded, dependent, miserable creature, as sonic 8. If pleasure or business takes you from home expect cheerful looks on your rctunn the Surest way to secure them i5:togivc them. 9. If she be of an obstinate or tulkcy temper, do not proceed to extremities, lest you fail, but snow her that you do not mind it. 10. If she, be passionate and violent be yuu cool and collectcd in proportion; it she arritatcs you, she has mounted one step of her thorne, and you descended one step of yours. 11. If sne be fond of readIr, let her haveuo novels; if she must read, give her the memoirs of Jloman wives and matrons; if jhe prefer light reading, put before her the vorks ct the fathers of the dure!:. !3; Vf cmful t she docs t:nt ,uu,k too vdl cf h-nclf in - . '--rjc.l your tuperior. - .

her that the bestmodc cf showing it is to cenceal it. 14 It you take her to places of public amusement, make he h now that it is the reward of, and not a bribe to good conduct. 15. Finally, love h e r j but do not show it two much, lest she take advantage of it as all wives desire power, it should be the business of all husbands to prevent their obtaining It.

MADISON BREWERY AND DISTILLERY. Corn and corn meal wanted, for which a liberal price will be given for the season round; also rye and wheat; a number of hogs will also be purchased if speedily brought in. Whiskey of superior quality for sale at their concerns. Whiskey will be exchanged for the above articles. SHANNON & LEONARD. Madison, April 13, 1820. 173 JOHN CARST AIR'S Systematic hand writing: taught in a few lessons of one hour each, in this place, without ruling. Application at this otBce. Midisn, April ijth, 182c. IV. D. LsaOivo wni t -v ntl on at the?r own residences. NOTICE. ALL persons to whom the estate of John 0Lockley,deci. is indebted, will attend at the houe of colonel , Stapp in Madison, on the 3d Monday in May next, for the settlement of the same; and those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to the administrators. JOHN V WVTER, cni f the administrator, April i; 1820. 174 STI1AY.ED OR STOLEN from the sub5criier, living in Lexington, la. cn the night 'of the Pth insf. a ltrge black horse, 9 years old this spring, his some white in his forehead ?nd on two or three of his feet, paces and trots and has been nicked. Any p-ron finding him and delivering htm to 'me in Lexington, or giving mc information so that I get himshall be handsomely rewarded H. P. THORNTON. Lexington, April 17, 1820. 174 3W LOST ON the 27th March last, between Madison and the old state road about twelve miles north of Madison, on the road leading from thence to tlraham, a RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, with two blacky leaves in the center. It contains several Bank notes and notes of hand, amongst which rc the following: Three three dollar bills on the Farmers and Mechnics Bank of Madison payable at LauTcrxcburgh, one five dollar bill the bank not recollectcd, a twodoihr bill on J. H. Piatt U Co. and a note of hand on Jas. Irvin for twenty dollars, payable on Christmas day next, and witnesscd by Thomas Boyd Irvin and Ephraim Penn. Any person finding the above descxibeci Pocket Book & dehverbg it to thcsibscriber Hung twelve miles uohh of Madison, with what it contained when lost, shall reccivc five dollars with all reasonable charges paid for trouble.

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 :tso at their store, corner ot Main and Columoia streets Cincinnati. This stove with fixtures complete, comprises every nccessary article of apparatus for &n extensive cooking establishment. The difrcrch: 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 t.i meat, fish, fowls and vegetables, to make a dinner fu from 5 to too persons, while at the same time may be baked fiOh. one to eight good sizrd 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 simultaneoucly and with one small fire ! The circumstance of these sOjvcs having gui into very genera! use ac the eastward witliin two or three years pat, particularly in the cities ot N. York and Baltimore, with the rapid safe nd general approbation they have met with sinct their first Jntrodtiction hs: winter, west of the mountains, afc sufficient testimonials of their Utility and advantage. The subscribers having purchased of theparentee, the right for making and vending said stoves in the western country, ire ready to execute with punctuality and despatch all orders, at their manutactury, as above, where al?o may be had CaST and SHEET IRON STOVES, suitable for -parlours, oilices, store and bed-rooms, to which boilers may be aKctied it wanted. The proprietor 5n order to accommodate persons -residing in different parts of the country, have appointed agenrs, as follows : Ohio N. C. FinuleyZanesvite"; Ja.iics EtBnger, Laiicastcr; J. iM'Coy, Clulico, the. Kentucky A. M. January & Co. Maysville ; J. 6l P. Dudley, Frankfort ; J. B. Bowels, Louisville ; and Luther Stephens Sc Co. Lexington. Tenncss? Joseph Littleton, Nashville. Indiana Jas. Cochran, M?dison. Louisiana Jas. C. Wilkin's, 'Natchez. Missouri Territory Messrs. Neal 6c, Ligget, St. lx)uis. H. MILLER Sc Co. June 8, 1819. 133 Tamo,

NOTICE. Deeds will be made to persons holding bonds for property in Vernok, (where it is paid for) on application to the subscriber, at Vernon. . JOHN VAWTER. March 31,1820. 171 6vr THE HIGHEST PRICE Will be given by William and Henry Shannon for wheat, OatS, Tallow and Hides, at Wm. Shannon's store in Madison, Indiana. August 24, 1819; 144 BLANKS" Of all descriptions for

CFFICE OF THE EMIGRANT SOCIETY. At a late meeting of the Directors of the Madison Emigrant Society, they agreed with Mr. Nathan B. Palmer to open, on behalf of the society, an ollice of Intelligence in this town. Having made this selection cf the agent, and being well satisfied of his ability and zral to effect the objects of the society, the directors hereby recommend Mr. Palmer and his office to the attention of emigrants and others. In this oflice, according to notice already given, will be deposited whatever can be collected to rrndcr the establishment interesting and useful to the emigrant, and to those who are engaged to promote the improvement of our town and vicinity specially, and of Indiana in general. Books, map;., surveys, entries, articles ot information willbe open freeto theinspection of all who call at the. ofiicc. All information will be given readily and gratuitously, and especially ,tu tne Emigrant, whose benefit and convenience will .be faithfully consulted by Mr, Palmer. , By order of the Directors TH03. C. SEA RLE, .or. oec.

CHKAP FOliUASIL THE subscriber has received a handsome assortment of iJrv Goods, Hani ware and Groceries, which he will sell at rcd;:ccd prices for cash. H:s htoie 2 next door to col. i al )m i o lice. Win. Ilt)liINot)N. I t OO N. H. I lie highest price v, ill be given for casicrn tuada. i.OOK Hr.ii:-:. ! wi;l sz low for cash, the follovuiv' prooertv, to wit: V 9 i ft 126 acic ot first rate land near Vernon, Jennings county Ii. -also a grst mill, 1 1-2 miles north ct Madison; and in the first addition cf s,dd town, two lots known on the plat thereof by Nos. 41 and 4. For terms apply to the subscriber living at the., aforesaid mill. WM. VAVVTER. Feb. 34th, 1820. BAR IRON; THE subscribed has on hand a quantity of first quility Juniatta Bar Iron, which he will sell low for specie or good paper. Also a few dozen wheel irons. GEORGE GREEN. Madison, April 10, 1 820. 1 TAKEN UP By Nathan Robinson, Jennings county, Montgomery township, one sorrel bald faced stud colt, 12 1-2 hands high, no brands, two years old appraised to 1 5 dollars by Alexander Adams and Edmund Tcrrill, befoic me, this 15th day of Jan. x8ao. G. M4CASLON, j. p. m. t. '73 NOTICE. I expect to set off for Philadelphia, about the first of April; I therefore request all persons indebted to mc, for goods, to call and settle their accounts, prior to that time. I. T. CAN BY. Madison, Feb. 28, 1820. 67

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agency. 'The subscribers have opened i.u wrnce, m tu town ot Madison, Indiana, f! the purchase and sale of fVn and of general land intelligent A register will be kept of oficrd for sale by individualf and information given of qualities and local advantj1 to emigrants and others; persons holding the titlt 0f lands cither by bond, ccrtifi. hate or patent, may depose the Same together with their terms of sale, ihich will b open for the inspection of arr person wishing to purchase. They will transact on "com. mission or for a reasonabi compensation, a:l kinds of ne. gociation connected with real estate -such as purchasing ei. ther ot individuals orot the og ces of the United States ing taxes, cc. and will acti" agents in all landed concerns. As it is the intention of the proprietors to render this esta Jishmcnt both permanent 3 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 may wish to make use of their services ia the above business. A kinds ot conveyancing, cither by bond, deed or moregage,wMI be attended to. Sosocn as .my- -Action of tUc rifnv purchase may be oHered for sale, by the genera! government, maps descriptive of the scil, v'atcr cruises, Cs:c. &c. also pl.irs cf all the unentered hnJs, wi?h field notes which describe the qurdiry snd c'.n will be kept, V- vhiv. h 1 ztcixuLc? may be hid, ind such other )'.:cal and u; r;rjj-hio.il itdormatio;;, as miy b;. advantageous to the parchres. WM. C. ENDS, J. I. lilCOW.V. r.I .idison, Fe'-i. 17, 1820. 5jf M. H. lr is apprehensive that tho.:o pciMus w;;o a.e wishing to dispose ol t!icir lands iri this section ot the duatry, withia ir.tciiti)u of going to the nevr purchase or elsewhere, would do veil to dep'ie their titles and terms in thi oiiicc. Loiters addressed in the name cf the firm to this place, (pcist paid) will receive prompt attention. J, O S T.w Some time in th? month of November 1819, in the town ot Aladison, a rea uiuiu pocket book, containiiig sundry notes cfjiand, one on L. R & G. W. Leocard, to the lmount ot 100 dollars with an indorsement of 77 dollars also a title bond for fot No. 158 & the town of Vernon, andotbet papers of no use to any pcrsca but the owner. At.y per30J finding the said pocket boot and will deposit the same the Madison Land agency olte with Messrs. Enos & Brown, shall be paid for their trouble. S. L. REYNOLDS. Madison, 10th April, iSs Sworn and subscribed to be forcme, this 1st dayofar ' 1820. P. HEMPHILL, j. p. 173 4 N O 1 1 C E. The copartnership of M'Clurc, & Co. has been day dissolved, by mutual ce sent. All those indebted I to w firm arc requested 0 rriak :z mediate payment to D. M w or suits must be commc r r . M the Jdtf'

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