Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 189, Madison, Jefferson County, 10 August 1820 — Page 4

lincard A REWARD of two Hun. dred dollats will be given tdr the ipprchf nsion and conviction of J AMKS S HYPHENS, a boy, and late a Muh Carrier on the route from Russelville to MorgauuVid, (Ky.) Said Stephens robbed the Mail on Sunday the 14th of May, on his route to the former place, bout 4 miles from the latter; and on Wednesday the 17th, on his teturn from Russelville to Morgan field, about 8 miles below Greenville. I Us depredations are supposed to have been extensive & frequent. His robberies were committed without injury tothe male-bag-?, by drawing the tetters the packets through the holes cn the mouth thereof. Many Snutilated letters, and some cntire post-bills and wrappers have been found; some of which 3re in the possession of Mr. Weir, P. M.at Greenville, (Ky.) When the above letters were brought to Mr. Weir, he despatched two gentlemen in ar suit of the robber Thqy anested him on Saturday night, the 20th ult. at Morganheld, whence he made his escape from them the next morning (Sunday.) I have since been in pursuit of him, and am inclined to believe he has gone down the river towards New Orleans. The fuher who resides in MadLonville, Ky. werit after his son the moment he heard of his escape 2nd had not returned when I hx passed through that place. Whether he succeeded in find, ing him, or vent to aid in his tiint, I know not. Fortv do!Im in Georgia bank notes, is all the money iccovcrcd ot the boy, and whvJi he confined he had stf'lvu trom the mail. The more) is in the possesion of Mr. Wtir, or M.Wcub ot Greenville, whence the letter tame that contained it, its de-tin. ninn ancl who was the writer he pretended not to know. Said boy has two brother:, young men, theeideu a tanner nd courier, residing r.ear si; utiles from Evarvilk, in Indi3 i, on the rod to Princeton aa Vlpcenne::, and it i ii-j. improbable he m iv f.etk reiuire vit'i them. lie foi mtiy raid on the n ute from JopLinsvdle to Ueiuler-jon, Ky. and is vel! known at th: latter place and cn the road to Maduouviile. He lus been heard to tell jbispaients that lie would runaway to Orleans, and thence proceed to ca. The said James Stephens h about 4, feci 9 i tubes high, t.iid to be under 14 eats ot age, rather stout and tull in his pcrtron, biir light, eyes blue lace round, full and iiokled. His appearance is good. He is said to be nuu h addicted to lying and to pets an uncommon share ot art & cunning for such a youth. He hid on when he escaped, a black iiat and shoes, a short coat of pale mixed domestic blue is: white, and twileo pantaloons of the same colour, ihe two latter articles were recently pur. chased newat Moiganiield, with money robbed from the mail. It is probable he will change hU iuine and apparel, ihe subscriber will pay the above regard for his apprehension. A. B. LINDLET. J gent Gen. Pest Office, June 31. All Editors west and south of Cincinnati and Lexington, would subserve the public interest by giving this advertisepent an insertion, A. D. L.

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NOTICE. Those persons who ltnotv they are indebted to the subscriber for subscription, adver rising, &c. for the year 1818, are once more requested to make immediate payment. Those who attend to this notice wili save the costs of a suit. JOHN LODGE. Madiscn, My 4, 1820. i he subscriber has lately cpened a PUBLIC HOUSE in Vernon, Jennings county, Indiana, where he intends keeping as good a stable, tabic, and bar, as our country will afford; and on as good, if not better terms, than any other in the state. His house is large and commodious, and no pains will be spared to make it the intcrc?t of travellers to call and sec him. VM. C. BR AM WELL. lcrr.:r.t la. May nth, 1S20. 178 17 w

A LOST (Jill LI). ArMTIOXV WiLCOX left his fimilyin Alexandria, Virginia, on thu Tth of August, IBIS, !or Lexington m Ky. accnjM!iu'J bv his ori H'.-t.ry iiailey W ilcox, then, six ?rs Mr. Wilcox on bis n t iro r-ome by way ot New Otuans aj lot :it st a. iitlorc lc.iviiu; Ltxini' ton he Wrote to his lain it) that he ut.mld ieavt his sou in th it pli t v - to schooJ. I he :ov nas va i t i'.,CK been henrd of. A ny prrsor. v-!:o ca sivz inform-. t;vi r.!in wit J 5 ! 'blicAt.cr f n tht Tv:i-.u: vm ;-t'! i t.ii'd, by 'hOh to her iu riitUE V. WILCOX. i'-u.iti, J'.ib 1, Ih K 'J j1- P;i;:'(-ri r, muvr.irs in .iv wtt-ri! c'intrv aii rcq'i'HUd l v the air c a itw insvrtivjas. GRAND LODGE OF -INDIANA. A Grind Annual Oimmuni. cation ot t he Grand Ldge of Indiana, will be he Id at Mason's HaU in JefTersonvilie, Indiana, on the cecond Monday in Sep teir.ler next. Bv order, WILLIAM C. KEEN, Grand iiecretary. June 29, iS-c. 184 3t FARMERS SAVE YOUR FLAXSEED. I will purchase a quantity of clem flaxseed, delivered at my uiill, by the t;rt day of November next; as I propose having an oil mill in operation by that time. Oil or money will be given in exchange tor the same. JOHN VAWTER. Vernon, 26th June, 1820. 1S4 tf S IE AM FULLING MILL. We intend starting a Steam i ullmg Mill in September next at the Gallatin Steam Mill. Cloths will be received at Jacob G. Doyle's, or Madison, la. and at John Campbells ot Henry county, Ky. We will take them from thence on the first Monday of every month, and return them dressed on the first Monday cf the following moath. Those who deliver their doth in the mill may get them dressed sooner; We have machinery of the first quality, and a first rate workman from Pittsburgh, who will dress and color by any sample given. Our terms will be moderate, but wc cannot live on credit. Wc can accommodate the public (for their money or such produce a wc may need) at all seasons of the year. THE PROPRIETORS. Steam Mill, July 30th, 1820.

NOTICE. Those who have borrowed books from the subscriber, will .please return the m. W. CARPENTER. 7J GEO. HARRISON'S SHOP, On Main Cross street-doors above' M. Stapp's tavern; where he will punctually perform all the dunes attached to his calling. From his experience in the business, and his steady and industrious habits, he fondly hones he shall meet with a liberal encouragement from a patrotic public. "Gentlemen of Madison, hear me tell, My intention is to shave you well, My razors are good, Til keep them keen, Vil shave you well and shave you clean. Tho you may think me somewhat funny I still shall want a little monsy." Madison, July 27, i32e.

The State of Indiana,? Jefferson Ccunty, ss. jeju, rs on Circ it Court-Juic term 1820. Thos. Rhoads, and "J William Kfioads, vs John Paul, Jacob Burnet, Lewi, Da j vis, and Jonathan L7on, and Junes Tjuikner,adin'r. of Saml. Lvon, dee'd. J This day came the complainants bv their attornev, ai.d it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that some of the defendants, to wit, Jacob Burnet, Lewis Davis & James Kaulkner, are not at this time residents of this state. Therefore it is ordered bv the court that notice of the pendency of this suit be published in the Indiana Republican for four weeks successively; and that unless the sa!d absent defendants shall be and appear here on or before the fuM dav of the next term of this ourtaud cuter their appearance -4o said suit, and answer said bill, tbt the matters & --things therein contained will be taken as confessed, and the same will be heard and determined in their absence. A copytest, R. C. TALBOTT Ci'k. i5; t The State of Indiana, ? Jefferson Ccunty, 3 Si Jfferson Circuit Court Jur.e term, 182c. Hannah Cox, ) T . c Libel for DiJonathan Cox J vorccT f lis day came the complainant by her attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant h not at this time a resident of -this state. Therefore it is ordered by the court that notice of the pendency of this suit be published in the Jr.. diana Republican, tor four weeks successively; and that unless the said defendant shall be and appear here on or before the first day of the next term of this court aud enter hh appearance to answer said suit, that the bill will be taken as confessed, and the matters and things therein contained vill be heard and determined in ai3 absence. A copy test, R. C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. 187 4W FOR SAL E, The farm on uhich I nov? live, containing one half section of excellent land situate on the road leiding from Madison to

l,iwTenceburh, to mites from the former on the waters of Indian Kentucky, two miles from the Ohio river, and one half mile from a navigable stream. There is on the premises a large two story log building, a capacious stable, 40 acres well cleared and fenced, and a fine young peach orchard. There is also a good saw mill which works two saws, a fall of water thirty one feet, which makes an excellent seat for a merchant mill. Convenient to the house is a never failing spring. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber living on the premises. BENJAMIN BROOKS. July 24th, 1820.

ihe State of Indiana, ? Jefferson County, S3. Jefferson Circuit Court Jam tern, 1 S20. Isreal T. Can by, "S Foreign vs ; AttachSalmon H. Gorham, j ment. This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is not at this time 2 resident of the state of Indians. It is therefore ordered by the court that notice of the pendency of this attachment, be published in the Indian Republican for four weeks successively; and that unless the said defendant shall be and personalis 2ppear here wuhm one year trom the date of tho return of this attachment and give special bail to answer said rait, that the property attached will be sold for the satisfaction of the plaintiff. A copy Tet. R. C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. 187 4W The State ot Indiana, Jefferson Count v, J Jfferson Circuit Court yne

term, 1820. Lyman Merrill, vs In debt. Truman Kibbard,) This day came tnc cirfer.dant find made application for the benefit of the insolvent act, he in vacation having tiled in the clerk's oiEce a schedule, petition and bond agreeable to law. Whereupon on motion, it is ordered by the court that notice of the pendency cf this application be published in the Indiana Republican, for sixty days; and the said plaintiff and all others concerned are ruled to appear here on the first day of the next term of this couit, and shew cause if any they can shew, why this application should not be granted. A copv test, R. C. TALBOTT, Clrk. icy p6cd The State cf Indiana,! Jefferson O-unty, j ss Jiffenon Circuit Court June term, iSso. Truman Hibbard, j .j Hannah HibbirJ, 3 UivrCC' This day came the complain, ant by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant u not at this time a resident of this tate. Therefore it is ordered by the court that notice of the pendency of this suit be published in the Indiana Republican, for four weeks successively; and that unless the said defendant shall be and appear here on or before the first day of the next term of this court and enter her appearance to answer said suit, that the bill will be taken as confessed, & the matters and things therein contained will be heard and determined in her absence. A copy test, R. C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. i?7 4W

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ALABAMA COTTON CASTINGS, An assortment of MenV BOOTS & SHOES, for sale by B. Brakham & Nhwijftc WANTED, ' Kentuekv Dan-r. fnr tr,k:i well as for Ten 4UU tk. paper of the bank of thu n?a (Madison) salt will be August 3, 1820. The State ot Indiana,! Jefferson County,. J S3. Jefferson Circuit Court term, 1820. Kichard Purdie,") . ., , . vs i LlbeI for K. Ann Purdie, ) Vrce This day came the compJ3i, ant by his attorney, and it pearing to the satisfaction of ti court that the defendant is rt at this time a resident cf tf?s state. Therefore it is ordered by the court that notice cftfc pendency of this suit be puj," lished in the Indiana Kcpubli". can, for four weeks successiveh " and that unless the said detcru' dant shall be and appear hereof or before the f;rst day of the next term of this court and en. ter her appearance toanswersaid suit, that the bill will be taken as confessed and the matters thingi therein contained will be heard and determined in her seme. A copy tet, K. C. TALBOTT, Clk. 1S7 5W ATTENTION. There will be exposed to pub. lie sale, cn the 2a day of Sep. fember next, at the hou.se cf John Loughlin two and a naif; or three miles 'North VVxt of' Madison, on the.Toad "leading, to Vernon la. his crop of corn fodder, and other articles of produce. Also his farming tools, cows 2nd young hogs. The terms n( sale will be r.e. third in hand, the reimin ) r ia two annual payments. Bead with approved security wnl oe required. JOHN LOUGHLIN. August 3d, 1820. NO T I C E. To all, whom it may cotv. cern; know vs that there wiil be an election held at the differ, ent places of holding elections iu th-.: 1 cunt y of Jefferson, im the i-iut Monday of August !ie?.t, tor te purpose of electing the following officers, to (wit:) one Representative in Conzress, two Representatives to the State Lcgi-lituie, one Sheriff one Coroner, and two county Commissioners. Given under my hand & Madison, this 13th day of Julfr T. T. STRIBLING. Sii'ff. l.C NOT1C iu election iur live u u"of the first Presbyterian church of Madison, will be held on the nth day of August, bjfvveea the hours of 12 and 4 P. M. at the meeting house of said cog gregation. It is necessary that a majority of heads of families should attend. A member of the conrcgatii Madison, 26th July, iSuWHEAT WANTKP A FAIR price will be given fcf WHEAT ( of the new crop. Entire c the printers. July 26th, 182c. .