Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 5, Richmond, Wayne County, 2 February 1822 — Page 3
RICHMOND INTELLIG ENCER. SATURDAY," FEB. 2, 1822.
DREADFUL!!! Br the politeness of a friend we have been favored with,the particu- : Jars of ?M hrxidem tdiWh 'happened ; a few days since, m Union County. Indiana. On the 21st of last month.
Henderson Harvev took down his
gun, for what pin-pose, wc have not been informed, and not knowing the pun to be charged, he snapped it. with the intention of terrifying a
small bov that was standing bv, but.
A resolution has passed the hnncn
of representatives of Kentucky, to
The Frmikfori
Commentator says; . there is no doubt but a majority of the senate lire in favor of the resolution;
the year i 821 is estimated at flld'i
235,287 47 leaving a ballance in
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
a.iolkh impmomn-ntfor debt, except the Treasury, on the first day of in cases of fraud The FmnL-fnri In
"But the ballance of appropria
tion ior tne service of the year 1821.
necessary to effect the object of thbse appropriations, exchtslTeof ballan-
There are, it is said, 6.598,000 Jews
- i - - jui miu
in uie vrorld, 3000 of whom live in which have been deducted from fh
IVheat, Rye, Linen, Bces-zcax and
sugary will be received in payment for Subscriptions, at the market nri-
ces, n delivered belore the expiration of the year, at the following nlarc. to wit RnnCa mill WK;
Ce5. Whlrh tint hfli rbnniivifl' t - n..V; w n
7 ... . .V1u,,v,u, wiu iugci b hum, sustmi UOIS mill, WO?'
number did not exceed 7,000,000, so
the U. S. 1,000.000 in Poland; 500.
uuu in uermanv; and 50,000 in Emr I t til . q
land, in the days of Solomon, there plus fund, there remains the slim of
that they have net decreased much charge upon the revenue of 1821
ince that time.
On Sunday loth inst. oiir river.
-l:l, l.l 1 J i r i
iiiii iuivi uueii t neu ior a uav or
two. broke un. Whrn thr irohrnl-o
to his astonishment, it tired, and (hcre were on it many boys skating, lodged its contents in the bod-of his and otherwise amusing themselves, fithcr!!! The old gentleman waVhcn thc alarm was given thev all fitting in his char, only a few iVet f !treded in Vn?hc sIf rc' ex- , " rrr,, , icopt two por little fellows about 12 f ern hi ixnimppy son. The baH:v.,arjoi.i The cako of im n, url.irl
estimates of the year 1822, or willville; Aardn Stanton, Union: Rose'
be carried to the account of the sur-
setfsmill, Fredrick Youse, Browns-
mill, J. W: Scott, Dunlapsville; Con
ner's mill, Houver's mill, Schock's
2,268,011 28 which is an existing mill, Longacre's mill, Garrett's mill,
and exceeds the ballance estimated
to be in the treasury on, the first of mill;
CraVfdrd's mill, Moffltt's mill. Cox
mill, (middle fork,) and Cheesmairs
ALSO In addition to the above
January instant, by 490,902 70."
He estimates the whole amount of (articles, Oa'is Wool, Feathers; and the public debt which will be unre-lRaers will be received at nfTW.
deemed on the tit st of Januar , 1822 Payments made within three
at.,S93,423,605 73. months after the time of subscribing
i he aggregate of receipts for pub- will he considered in advance.
iic iam:s lir vcsic lbcJI. is e&li-
mated at $1,300,000. . v. : The secnitarv estimates the re-
SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of two writs of venditi
oni exponcs directed to me, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, I will offer
for Sale on Friday the oth of Frcbru-
EtrucK mm in me nip, ar.d lodged m thev stood soon became separated'eeipts for the year 1852at 'slG. 1 10.-
the opposite side. He lived twenty- frm thc rest and swam rapidly down000 and the'expenditureat ,14,f,r hours, and uie(! in oxnuUU-w rivrr. There deliverance. for948,CCl 80. . The receipts, tliere-
. , rp. . t ' Jsomc appeared hopeless: a boat a- fore will exceed the expenditures by ary nc-xt, on the premises,
i " novc ana one neiow wiern v. rre nMNl. 161,338 20.
tlial repretiensit?ie want ot cons.acr- tempting their assistance, but neithation, whi-.'i so frcquer.tlv attend- "r of tliem could reach them, being
.accidents of this kind
AriMpnt jobstructed hv the ice. Providcnti-
, allv, howev
:o :o :c :-
MARRIED On the 30th ult. at
v Ai r i - i lanv, nowever. lue cake approached ihe FripntU VpHiht Tlnno Whito. sufficiently carcfa. to impress on the ?he Kcntuckv horc, op?Uito Rid- ' p"! mhds of their children, uhen young.Mle', Tar tit. and a man named John Uater H.LIAM - HIT ACRE, the necessity of takinc into ccrisidera- Collins, with a pole leaned over sev- to SARAH RQEER'I S, both of this
tion the effects cr their actions? vWjf1 and succeeded in gain- con r- . . Jins: the c.ake of :ce xvlieron the bovi rtrt
11 ji i were running about calling fraito this particular, by head of f imi- lance, and brought them oil at the lies, thatttrich advantage Vo'jld fc-jihiminent rikofhis own life. Such
jan act of humanity deserves ccreat
praise. The boys were entire strani;ers to Mr. Collins, yet he heroicllv ventured h.is life for their safety. On. Inquisitor.
mtv.
fait to society. OCrTheiVilo.v
iir irontiPincn are
appointed t3 locate the permanent j Seat of Ju?tiC? for Union ccunt v, to
vit: William Magar and. Ezra Ferrij Cs.nriVV TsUcr. A gentleman
r.f Dearborn eotint r. J.ilm r;il!.,u,l in Koston received a letter, a few
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Job Printing.
fircii AS
A CERTALX LOT OF LAND. containing fifty acres, lying and being on the west side of the N.'W. qr.
otbec 29, 1 . 17, K. 13. Taken in execution as the property of John
uariinuaie. ai me suit ot L,evi Thorrilon and Richard Bunch. ELI AS WILLITS, Shff. XV. C. Jan. 23d, 1822. 4 tds
$20 Reward. I will eive'Tzcentv'Dnllar
for the apprehension and delievery of
J OHJV CLEAVELAKD SAMU
EL. P. HEDGES, m Qormerqie Jail. Ilayetteoun: ty, Indiana i who attemntvl
false colours and pretences, oh th
5th instant, to Kidnap or take mp
out of this state; under a false pretend claim of James Blakclv, of Lawrence District; South Carolina, to whom I one, by the laws of Carolina, owed service, but have since obtained my freedom. The above named Cleavelund and Hedges, after, having obtained their warrant under the provisions of the statute, finding their claim to be unsupported
and fearing their villany would be discovered and detected, deserted their cause and left this place about 1 1 o'clock, on the night of the 7th instant. . WILLIAM TRAIL, A man of colour. Connersville, 9th January, 1 822.
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Pamphlets, Handbills, Hat bills, Clock bills,
BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS,
1 r.. c i . .. i
ct bwitzerland county, Joserh Bent-'rv i . u i i i n
lev of Kip.oy c runty, and ElijahU, R states amonc otlier tiling.
TVrizht of Washington county. Thev;4That
are to meet on the second Mo;iav r.f. ",,,;:r1
1 1 . I 11 H. Ill- A I . A 1"
i'iti in i. ami aj 1 may sny. auos inc. on iiu; snoritjhi nuiiuc.
letter writer.) partly execilted in this!
rh'co, ac !ie m u Inner- tor thaf, and a variety of other purpose?, erpialh
this month, at the house of Fredericl-
Youse, in Brown ?vi lie.
Saddle bills, Cards,
Circular Letters j Watch bills, iff
the late f'dihery of the store of ?! Neatly printed at the otnee R. D. Tucker & Co. "w a? ; of the Richmond Intelligencer,
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SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas directed to mc from the
Wayne Circuit Court, I will olfurfor
Sale on Thursday the 7th of February next, at Garret's Mill, "A CERTALX LOT OF JLVD
containing twenty acre, lying and ieing in the North East corner of the X. W. Qr. of Section 2, T. 17, R. 13. Taken in execution as the property
of Martin Martindale, at the suit of
James Sanderson. ELI AS WILLITS, Shff. W. C. Jan. 23d, 1 822. 4 tds.
Seven new counties have been or-U-truefive to the poacr anil welfare ginized in tlie New Purchase, to wit :jof sori(vtv, wa made hero. I could
lik
FELLOIV CITIZKXS OF HJHIivl tsllj
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"""Hi oa;.rv, .iorgar, iianon,j
Decatur, Putnara, and Rtirh. M,
pon is the courJv which includes tin ISeat of Government.
IrAhriz R jrattCGn.
The American minister at London
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lL,MV ii.hm 111. ...... lu.u. u u hi lii ;,,,,,, .;1(r,;ntn wv vn, mv KPV:
ho prc-rc ol 1 . amy in this place, Lf ?s as preident f the Senate. The I have numbered wenty-hvos tores in jlasl chl vcars of mv rifc havc
DISSOLUTION. THIS day dissolved by mutual consent, the Co-Partncrshiv of Smith
find Frost.. All those thaf have -accounts owing from, or due said firm, will call on Edward L. Fn4, who will settle the accounts of said firm. JOHN SMITH. EDWARD L. FROST. Richmond, Dec. 17, 182U 2-3t
NOTICE. ALL persons concerned will take notice, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the statute providing 'sfcr the partition of real estate," a application will be rilade to the Way ,e Circuit Court at the ensuing terra, for a partition "of the Nc"th Wst Quarter of Section 32, Town 14,. Range 1, West, among the heirs of Thomas Lewis, deceased. znuu Lirwis, WILLIAM LEWIS, Morris Att'y. for applicants. January "3d, 1822. 2 4v
, , :. ... .t...:.-. - - j;een honored with a scat in the Sen-
.Mu..,!MM,au.s. m..,...cu -' ate and House of Representatives, of their robbery and instruments for w TcrrUory and SJatc of Indiana, the cxerutio-i of the same are now . . . , 11P'mnri .. ih
I V I I 1 1 I M Ul V.UI1IV l III IIIA'.'IV IIIV
prepared viz. false keys, machinery
ha? comnlair.: d to the t!ncrnment',rir cuttmc lt the heads ol bolts of a
- ? .BO
hat dispatcher lor him had hi e;i!vry compact and curious eenstruc-
cers of th? outposts. Inltion together with instruments tor
pnsequence, an order has h-en iJopriir windov rhuticrs, the ing bed to remedy tt.e evil ccniplainod11'1 ff bicli would command tf. " ' 1 Iratcrt if exerted in a cood cause"'
7he LeMatiire of South Carol i- Louis, Dec 29.
ta has refund ta concur i-i the r.-- IJmfenirJ Sott, of the United
lutioi s of tiir vtnif-i ,f n?iif nr-l;:tate-, annv. arivMl here on Ttics-
--- . or ft , ft 1 I . ennsvlvaiia. the obicct of which1'' lst from Fort Smith, (on the Ar-
a. to reiirain Corriiers from rsta-!''') 0 'earn ro,n ,ms ?on
liihinganv mor.ied ir.stitution ex- Heman that a severe battle had been
r-t within the District of Celum f,,,1"'it between the Lherokecs and
,1. inwiiitn mc laiier were ue-
feated with'reat los. The Osa Reswore on their way, or had arrived at tlie Canadian Folk, a considerable
tliifmrr rilwivn Fort Sinilli. ihon flin
'A small piratical Ss.Iir.cmcr, ron-'rhrr(,keos uj10 worc u purshit, r.mff ton 111 was take ll, off thiL.,tPlo , M,nm nnd fo im.w'i
I M IIIU'. Ill' WIIU IV. 11 MIMIli
.1 liniutc. oy some vol- Uw.r -.Liir t.r-.r v
1- . - I III IIU t 1 w
f acrs ironi this, rnd the; whole ot ...1.
-.1.. Vl,,t
tVractof a L-ttrr from Trinidad.
(Cuba) dated 10th D c.
public to judge of my claims, and qualifications to discharge the duties of theoHice for which I am a candidate. I llattcr mvself, that if mv course, as a public " character, has been congenial with the interest of
the state, that I Miall meet the appro
hation of those whose confidence I
have had the honor to enjoy; & shall
rest my claims accordmuly. I have the honor to be, the pub lics obedient humble servant. R. BOON.
a: elected by the joint ballot of thelho Sorrotarv l(f w Treasury of the Jdature,f Vrth Camlina, to lejUllUe(l States but is too long to be Pernor of the state fur the ensuing; jri?firtf.lK vuim iri 0r papcr. yyv
Tirates(lO) put to the sword.
Southern Patriot.
0a the Cth ult. Gapjiif.l Holmls
'tn. la'viriii nrai
s and prisoners
one hundred
UNITED STATES TRESURY REPORT.
We have received the Report of
New Jf.rscv. We hate noticed thb apparent delation of the late treasurer of this
Mc it seems that his accounts
ve been overlmuldeo1, and that the
teis reallv indebted, in a hand
le sum of money, to him, instead His beine a defaulter: Wv an-
rio( this fnuu the resoect that wo
ve eutertaiucd for Major Gordon.
Nile's RczisUr
will endeavor, however, to give its
Mib-iance tn short. It is estimated that the pros amount of duties on rnerchandsc and tonnage, which accrued during the three first quarters oftheyear 1821, exceeds 14,083,000. The total amount estimated to be received into the treasury durinthe year 1021, is $10,014,475 31 ivhich added to the amount remaining in the treasury on the first daw of January last, makes an ag-jjri-gate of 21,012,937 05. The aggregate application of this sum for
INFORMATION WANTED. ABOUT twenty years ago a cer
tain William Eaton, who was mar
ried to one Rebecca McCann, my parents, moved from the Blue Ridge in Virginia, in cr near Loudon county, to the Westward, "and are no doubt some w here in Kentucky, Indi
ana, or Ohio. At the time they left
Virginia, they had three children, myself aid two younger, named Samuel and John. was bound to a
certain James Rose, with whom I
remained till I was of age. I have ne
THE school committee of the
township of Oxford, have the pleasure to announce to the public, that A I f A i ft. 'A
on me nrst aay 01 January msi. a
Grammar School, will be opeiud
in the Miami University, under the
supcrintendance ot the Rev. Spencer Clark. It is expected by the time
tnc rmihunes are compieiea ana a
President and Professors arc appointed, that a class will be prepared for entering College.
Terms 7 for each session, one half before
in advance, and the other halt at the
end of the session. Good boarding may be had in res
pectable religious families at one dol
lar per week. Oxford is probably as healthy a situation as any in the state of Ohio. Particular attention will be paid to the morals of the pupils, and the
committee are persuaded, fiom the
recommendation they have received
TAKEN VP
BY John Nicholson of New-Garden township,-Wayne county, Ind. TWO STUiY HORSES,
one a Bay Ihrse about fourteen ha ds
high, a star in his forehead, some
saddle marks, shod before, supposed to be eleven years old. Appraised to twenty seven dollars. Also one
Mliitish Clay Bank coloured Horse, a-
!out 15 hands hie,h, a whitish streake
down hi face; supposed to be twelve
years old. . Appraised at 25 dollars, by Charles Teas and Isaac Commins, December 20th, 1C21. Appraised
EDWARD STARBUCK, J. V. 2 3w
TA KEN UP BY John Willis, a resident of Harrison township, Union county; Iiid. A BAY MARE,
with a dark spot on her otf shoulder, 111 a
one saddle mark on ner near side.
fourteen hands two inches and three
ver heard anv thing of either of them together with Biblical Criticism, and
since they leftmc. Any information ofthemscntto me at Dayton, Ohio, by letter or otherwise will be most grcatfully received. JOSEPH EATON.
Dayton, November Otti, 1821. '5
Humane fruiters 111 Kentucky, In
diana, and Ohio, arc requested toj
give tlie above a few insertions. . L '
Blanks Of "various kinds, neatly executed, V Sale at the office of the Richmond Intelligencer.
of the character and quallifications quarters high, a natural trotter,
i'nt- i. willioiit shops, snmp irro.v nniiv; on
01 itir. vuirK, uiui no caci uuii uii his
part, to facilitate and expedite the stu
dies of those committed to his care,
will be wanting.
Candidates. For the holy ministry
who are regular members of some
christain church, and vho come well recommended by the Pastors of the church which they severally belong, will receive gratuitous instruction in the Latih,Grcck, & Ilcbrcic languages.
any other studies preparatory to the study of Theology.
ISAIAH HALL,.
Oxford, Dec. 17, 1821. 33
A Great Bargain. I'HE subscriber offers for Sale TWO CARDING MACHINES,
if application be made between this
and the first of March next, to the
subscriDer six miies casiui iaiuu.
DANIEL FOUTZ, & Co: Preble county, Bantas fork of Tw inn. 2 3w
without shoes, some grer hairs oh
her left ear, supposed to be seven or eight years old. Appraised to forty dollars, hy Aaron Gard and Richard Henderson. A rue copy from my estray book. WILLIS WRIGHT, J. P. December 14th, 1821. 2-3fc
TAKEN UP BY Theopholis Case of Waterloo
township, Fayette county, Ind:
A DARK BAY MARE, .
with some small saddle marks, a
small star in her forehead, the top
of her left hip noked down and not docked, about fourteen hands high,
supposed to be fifteen years old. Apr praised to fifteen dollars by Thocias
Sleeth and Kichard Strong.
A true copy from niy estray book. DANIEL SKINNER, J. P. Decc. 13, 1821. 3 3t. Feathers WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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