Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 183, Madison, Jefferson County, 22 June 1820 — Page 4

TAKEN UP By Biram linnet, living in Saluda township, one bay mare, 9 or 10 yea s old, about fifteen hinds nigh, a small strip of white, branded J. P. on her left Shoulder; Appraised by Amos Cohins and ' Joseph Arnold to 6o dollars, before me this 8th "April, 182c. JOHN ANDERSON, j. p. 182

TAKEN UP By Martha Ramsey of Jefferson county Republican towne up, la. one light Chesnut sorrel mare, ten years old, no brands, some saddle marks, a lump on each side of her neck, fourteen hands high appraised to twenty two dollars and fifty cents by William Thicksten and John Medley, the 10th of, May X820. before me. ' ROBERT MARSHALL, j. p. 182 NO 1ICE. Those persons who know they are indebted to the subscriber for subscription, advertising, &c. for the year 1818, are once more requested to make immediate payment. Those who attend to this notice will tave the costs of a suit, JOHN LODGE. Madison, May 4, 1820. Hall cf Union Lodge No, 2. Madiscn, May 4th, L. 5S20. The members of Union Lodge, No. 2, having determined to celebrate the enduing anniversary of St. John the Biptist; all 'worthy sojourning 3rethren are invited to attend. The Brethren are requested to be punctual in their attendance, 3t an early hour. By order of the W. M. J. SULLIVAN, Sec? V. KING hav ing just returned from Philadelphia, with a Bandsome and general assortment of Summer Goods, which the subscribers are now opening 2nd have for sale at their forper stand, consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenswarc, Looking Glasses, Ladies Shoes, Hardware & Cutler)-; orfiieh they will sell at reduced prices for cash. For silver or eastern funds they will sell lower than they have ever sold them before. Also, a few half and quarter chests Teas on coinmis 3ion. V. & J. KING. Madison, June 7, 1820. 181

STRAYED From the subscriber living in Madison, about the middle of April last, a pale red Cow, a crop off each car, about eight years old, supposed to have a calf by this time. Any person returning said cow or giving in formation where she can be had, ghall receive one dollar and all accessary charges paid by me. JOSEPH S I RICRL AND. Sladisoa, June 6th, 182c. 181

STRAYED OR STOLEN, On the 6th March, a dirk bav mare, star in her forehead, pigeon toed before, branded with the letter V on the left buttoc, 8 or 9 years old, between 14 and 15 hands high, v.'ith a stirrup leather for a bell collar, wanted 5 or 6 inches of going twice around the neck, with a tow string tied to the buckle, has two or three white spots on her breast. Any person delivering the said beast to the subscriber living on the headwaters of Fourteen mile Creek. 1 2 miles from Madison, and 6 from Lexington, shall receive 4 dollars, or 2 dollars to give information to the editors of the Republican. DAVID HELM.

Way 25, 1820. 180 3W REWARD. Ranaway from the subscriber on the i4rh ult. living in Shelby county Kentucky, on the head waters of Fox run two negro men; one of which is a yellow fellow by the name of William, who is sometimes called Fink, after his supposed father. He is about twenty-ore years old, supposed to be about. 5 feet & or 10 inches high, sliti made, and is a fellow of good sense for his opportunity. . He tcokwith him two coats, one a black velvet round about lined with yellow flannel, the other, a black cloth coat about half worn, three pair of pantaloons, one gray cassimere, one pair blue doth, theothcr pair blue striped Jeans. -He has other clothes but not recollected. The above fellow 4s well acquainted in Frankfort, Kentucky, and wa3 hired to Mr. Oden of that place for a waiter, during the session

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of 1S1S, and was there the last session of the assembly. The other fellow by the name of Jerry. He is about 28 years of age, of dark complexion rather a dull look, and when in convcrsation ha3 a down look. On one of hts ancles he has had a hurt which occasions his foot to turn in. It is believed to be his right foot. He took with him a fulled cloth coat, a dark vest and a deep blue pair of pantaloons, either cassimere or cloth. The above described negroes will I expect make for Canada. The above reward will be given if taken out of the state or secured in some jail, so that I get them, or fifty dollars each if taken or secured in the state. JAMES YOUNG. N. B. It is supposed that the yellow fellow has money with him. J. Y. March x8, 1820. 178 6 w HENRY SHANNON HAS for sale prim: Sole and Upper Leather, Munufactured Tobacco by the keg, and Young Hyson Tea. He expects from Philadelphia daily some prime Java Coffee. Madison, June 11, 1820. 18a 4V7

FRESH-GOODS. THE subscriber has the pleasure of . informing his. friends and the public, that he has returned from Boston with a general assortment of seasonable goods, consisting of the following articles, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, , China, Blue and Queens. ware, and Shoes. All of which will be sold ow for cash, good linen and to.n cloth. R. DEARBORN. Madison, May 16, 1820. '7S 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 bs purchased if speedily brought in. Whiskey of superior quality for sale at their concerns. Whi -key will be exchanged for the above articles. SH ANNON & LEONARD. . Madison, xpril 13, 182c. This is to caution and forVy'arn all persons from purchasing or taking an assignment on a note of hand given by me to Jacob Davis, for the sum of two hundred dollars, bearing date on the 26th day of November, in the year 1S10, and payable to the said Jacob Davis on the 25th day ot December, 1S21, which said note is also signed by Henry Davis as my secu.ity; as I am determined not to pay the same unless compelled so to do by law. Said note wa3 given in part of the purchase money for a tract of land, in which I was imposed on by said Jacob David, &c. JOHN DIXON. May 31st, 1 3 20. 1S1 3 r

State ot Indiana, pc Jefferson county, 5 Jefferson circuit court March term, 1820. Isreal T. Canby, 1 Foreign vs AttachSalmon H. Gorham, J ment. And now at this day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and it appearing to the saustaction . of the court that the defendant is not at this time a resident of this state: it is theretore ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of this attachment be published in the Indiana Republican, for eight weeks successively; and that unices the said defendant shall appear here within one year from the date of the ieturn ot this attachment and give special bale to answer said suit, that the property attached will be sold tor the debt and satisfaction of the plaintiff. A copy test, R. C. TALBOTT, el'k. t ... BLANKS Of all descriptions for sale at this office,

, NOTICE, T he subscriber has lately pencd a PUBLIC HOUSE in Vernon, Jennings county, ln dtana, where he intends keep ing as good a stable, table, and bar,, as our country will afT rdand on as good, if not better terms, than any other in the Gtate. Kis house is large 374 commodious, and no pains wil be spared to make it the inter, est of - travellers to call and see him. WM. C. BR AM WELL. Vsrncn, la. May nth, 1820. 178 17 w

JONH R. BLOOMER, Respectfully informs the citir.ens of Madison and its vicinity, that he has commenced the Boot and Shoe making bu. siness in the house belonging to J. Pugh, on the corner ot Main and Second streets, where he intends carrying on the above business in all its - various bran, caes. He has on hand a ian. tity of eastern stock of the sest quality, and hopes by strict at. tention to business he will be a. hie give satisfaction thoe who may please to favor him wj. their custom. ;June 15, iS2c. TI N DOLL AR S RK W A 11?-. RAN AW AY from the . .h. scribe r living in .Lcuisi!"' i n 'Saturday the .3? insraiM. negn woman nunc-: DEBOR , but it it) sup5oae ' she wtd chinje ic to that of Maria; !ic :s auut 27 years ot ae, took with her one black siii, one white muslin, and two checkered cotan dresses, had on a pur ( r i.J.cei boots or shoes, speak . slow aul moves her head corsideiah!y when speaking. I lie a:.ove reward will he giwn iur jpprc bending and securing said negro in any jail in iiu'.iana, so that I get her again, and ail reasonable charges pai;i it brought home to me in LouUvilb. WM. REED. June 9, 1820. 182 3W N O T 1 C E. The debtorsoi David m'Clurc & Co. whose accounts have been placed in my hands tor collection, are informed, that current bankable paper, will be received, until the 15th ot July next: after that time specie only can be received. Those indeb.cd to me for goods, are als requested, to close their accounts prior to that penod. I. T. CANBY. March 18, 1820.

TAKEN UP m By George Loan, living 6 rndes from Madison, la. a dart sorrel horse, four years old, a blaze face, fifteen and a halt hands high, shod all rounj vrith steel toed shoes; appraised to eizhty-fivc dollars hy R. Talbott and D. M'Clure, before mcthis 1 2th, June 1820. P. HEMPHILL, ) p. 18a BLANK DEEDS For sale at this oiHcc

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