Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 16, Richmond, Wayne County, 1 May 1822 — Page 1
Richmond Weekly Intelligencer. VOL. I. RICHMOND, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1822. NO. 16.
rJ.INTI.D AT rLIil.lSHKD HV ELIJAH LACEY.
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Stephen Decatur. Commodore and Tost Captain in the Navy of the United State, and Navy Commissioner.
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STEPHEN DECATUR'S name and ic'trv aro so pcrk-rtlv identiiied u i tli that of the Ainrriran Navv tliaf
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(t!in latter, witlmut Meholdinjr with
IV I'iV U'll'1"'. Ill IIILtl IM lilt" f jionnrr. He was an early and lavor;ife pur-il "f tlio imorlalized PnLr.i.r..
iOKnt-EOEAN ATTOiiNEY. T',r ot -Air.vncnn INavy.
THE u! -criU r Ik
the veneralde John Adams had
r , t J hen pronounce 1 is lather. i Vv'hm wo ronider Decatur, as a
1 A X o y CnifV1 vriit.ful champion, hoarding a Cor-
I ff " 1 , - slauntj its commander, whe i-.C. :.:.Vr;i ' .v: "'.' : ! hn.l lr-aclicrnuH slain his hrother
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thi-.-r.iiMit t'.;o Tf.vi Cir-i-ii: aiid capturing the l1'atin hul-
to hiVA lit'Un a? the Commodore
p !'..;". m p. 'f.i ."i'nlrnn, conqaerie a Barherv
T.lilc punctually at!ei d'! ,rou-er. a?-! compeHin? it to uo for ARIIAli AlM EEEIO ("T. u - .r an acromplihed oHlcer i tr.iil Pt!-, li::. I : -..uo.i 'at th- -at of Government, nssitinp ir ':' :: ii prrfertion ard power to ' Snblttirr '.;.;:. :t)io X.-.w ,.f o:t Republic. In each t TV vi-i t.fiu onl. ;.la. ?'rr T--"-itic;ldohnraeter c"nl i .-.p .(; r.- ,-, th- ,,N M ' v v' "r a.hniration. The ohC -i mm::, i uiil , Iter f. r i!. -" rl tM wol"k is to rr'a,1,l thc
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C ' r.- tS,.1 prop. it . f Smau 1 v. hii h tl:e wr)i will 1' prepared are I. rlri! 4.. ;t t!:e -nil f RidV.f un.;nefionale authenticity: and Vi. rL( :. iihe vol: nne will not be swelled with i :: v.-irT.ir-:. 'r.'it. v:. 'matter unconnected nith the lif.
ELI AS CHICHESTER, Boot and Shoe MAKER,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public, that he has commenced the
above business in RICHMOND. In
diana, on Pearl street, one door
North of the Market House, where
lie intends to carry on the BOOT AM) SHOE MAKLXG BUSLVESS
in all its brandies. lie intends to
keep on band a constant supply ofj
lioots and bhoes, and hopes by his low prices, good selection of materials, and faithful attention, to merit a s-hare of the public patronage. March 20th, 1322. 11 If.
(Er Country Linnen, and Sujrar, .... 7 O '
will be received in payment, at the market prices, if delivered in Rich
mond. E. C.
LIST OF LETTER& Remaining in the Post Office ct Dun
lapszillc. la, on the first day of April
1 1722, ti hich, if not taken out by the first of Juy next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dtad letters. William Agres, Watts O. Conner, .fames Gary, Sen. Margaret Heavenridge, Gen. Rose or Mr. Nickels. Jeremiah Woods. JAMES W. SCOTT, P. M. April 1st, 1822. 143t
20 SUBSCRIBERS.
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character and achievements of DE-
.CATUR and the original progre HE.IHEF SALE.. and presc-nt state of the American PV -:rt.r, . fn rt i-ft'. ' m - rf. ! !. XaW.
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TEEMS.
(:rui nri. I wiil i.ti'er for .-ale. j u xlP xvorj. . ronsift of a i Sifiu-dav the Ith of May at xU u;hircro duodecimo volume, from 300 ( wi ot i .rterwlle. ao itain lfo .;ro p.-ifs with an accurate and f TO .VN EO T. be'n No. 22 i -le-ant portrait of Decatur. 1 1 - rl at of c;,id tcmn. Taken in'! The price to subscribers will
h m';..t, ti... ,,.. r.r i.rho one Dollar a volume to non Mib-
) .-it tic, uitul "Sariiuel I Eouk-f 'rf 5 (I'e DoIlar aillJ thirty-four ieent.
rz.iK wui.iTT--. ShlT. v.-. c. I : For everv ten copies tawen & Arrii ! 1T.22. M-td ie Sl -lKJ'd for, an eleventh w ill be deliver
ed to the ap:ent or person taking them
irrat i-. (CJ'Editors of Newspapers, who fee-1 interested in this publication, and will gie the Proposals a few insertions, shall have a copy of the work, and the thanks of the publisher present d to them. Hartford, September 1 82U "Subscriptions for the above
will be received at this Office. V
U heat, Rye, Linen, Bccs-zceix mid S'c:ar, will be received in payment for Subscriptions, at the market prices, if delivered before the expira
tion of the year, at the following
places, to wit: Hunt's xwll, Vhitingcr'h mill, Joseph Cox's mill, Gossotfsniill, Fredrick Vousc, Brownsville; Aaron Stanton, Union; Rose's
mill, J. W. Scott, Dunlapsville; Con
ner's-mill, Houver s mill, Schock's mill. Longacre's mill, Garrett's mill, Crawford's mill, Moflitt's mill, Cox's mill, (middle fork,) Cheesman's mill Charles Conway's, Winchester, Samjde's mill, Johnson's mill, and at Solomon Thomas' New Port. ALSO In addition to tbc above articles, Oats, Hool, Fcuthcrs, and Rags, will be received at ttic office. Payments made within three months after the time of subscribing w ill be considered iu advance.
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:!in:;d'y the Mies cfvhich rvili : f'xr 'rrd, as caJu tn p-'Viawl r V, at the L :r. I Oj't .ft Bro'thril i r, xrrpt rl' trs
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t fek of the United States Crmches.
e"r .rated Banks in the' city of
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
do. New-York;to the person that holds a N OTE !o. Piiiladelphia;of 00 f.fi, lue in April next, given do. Baltimore,) h.v I Scott William Srrdt, and except the citv hank!l ltcr Johnn, to John McCluin, that - J ........ i.. a ... .1 :. .a
we are now reaov 10 uutiMit im. same. The person is requested to call on SAMUEL SCOTT.
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j Colambia. except the Met
rH.Uitv and Franklin Banket A Iertut ri ri.
1 urA: of Virginia and Branches. Kuiimonu. ;iarm ji, u,;. i
anaer-' Bank of Virginia and Branches, a-ink of Chillicothe, Ohio. ij ink of Orb nns N'.nv.rirlnnc. !
i'.-irmer' and tWhrinlr n ..b of COUNTRY LINNEN,
WAXriJ) 1MMKDU TEL Y, A cuantity of line and well bleached
Indiana at Madison. Indiana. for which the highest price will be
hJL.s. ;vv? KiZL? aff "iff?
i Job Printing.
1SUCH AS If.
Pamphlets, Saddle bills, Ifg
f. riananius, .,arus, Hat bills. Circular Letters;!?.
fp Clock bills. Watch bills, 6c -1 .1: ' .
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OF ALL KINDS,
IList of JLetters Remaining in the Post Office at Centervillc, Ind. which, if not taker, out by the 1st of July next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A. William Alexander, John Aldridge B.
Henry Bryan, Luke Brvan, Thos.
Beard, Isaac Busby, Robert Brewer,
Uavid Beetler. C.
David Craig, Absolom Cornelius,
Absolom Calvin. F. Joseph Flint. II. Joseph Holcman, 2. Robert Har
vey, Allen Harbert.
J. Levi Jarrett. L. John Lowe, John Longacrc. M.
Jeremiah Mccks, 2. Jonn Mtok-
son. P. Samuel Parker. R. Jacob Reed. S.
Thomas Symons, John Slater, Asn
M. Sherman, Lsq.
W Jesse Willitts, Jonathan Wilson,
David I. Wood, William Wick.
D. F. SACKETT. P. It. April 1st, 1822. 13 (31) .
SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of a writ of fi' fa. ct Jr..
fa. directed to me from the Wavm.
Circuit Court, I will offer for sale on
Saturday the 4th of May next, in the
iown oi Centerville, a certain
TOWN LOT, being No. 163,
on the plat of said town. Taken irv
execution as the property of Samuel
- ononnage, at the suit of Rid Whorton. ELIAS WILLETS, ShfT. W. C. April Olh; 1822. 14-tdofs .91
BLANKS,
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-i Neatly printed at the office f " j; of the Richmond Intelligencer, 1; on the shortest notice. h
Horse-Bills,
Printed in a superior style, rAth k.
4 1; an Elegant :& 4 CLXCLMVATI CUT. f
Rags! Rags! TWO CENTS per pound in Specie or any kind of Printing, will be given for any quantity of Clean Linen and Cotton Rags, if delivered at this office.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post office in Rich
mond, Wayne County, Ind. March
31st, 1322, which, if not taken
out in three months, will be sent
to the General Post Office as Dead
Letters. A.
Thomas Addineton, 2. Elisha
ustin. B.
Joseph G. Barton, Jesse Baldwin,
James or Dillon Bridges, Brasilton
Brown, John Bain, 2. John Brock
kus, James Biggs, Henry Baley,
Jesse Bogue.
C.
EnosColdra, F. R. E. Jeremiah
Cox, Sherrel Chappell.
D. Joseph Draper, Robert Dilhorn E. Josiah Elston. F. Jesse Frazer. H.
William Hazlet, John C. Hurl,
Sole Hall, Mary Hunt, Hugh Haley, Free Eliazer lliatt, Thomas Hob-
son. J. Patrick Justice, 2. Joshua Jeffcres, Isaac Jackson, Anny Jones, Jack James. John Kindlcy, Thomas Kendal. M. David Messick.
Ephraim Overman. P. e Elizabeth Palmeer. R. Absalum Rambo, Mary Roberts,
Jeremiah Reck.
S. Henry Study, John Star, Zachariah Stanly. T. Thomas Taylor, John Turner, Leonard Thayer, William Towns-
end.
V. j Elijah Van pelt. J W. Mark Willitts, James Warren, Amos Wilkins, Mary P. Woods,
James Wright, John Wilson, John Woods, Anthony Washington. . Jacob Yates. ROD CUT MOllRISSO.V, P. M. 13 (58l)
SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue ofa writ of (i. fa.et. hr fa. directed to me from the Ulrt
Circuit Court, I will offer for ,to
on Saturday the 4th of May next, itt the town of Centerville, a certain TOWN LOT, being numbered on the plat of said
town 22. Taken in execution as the
property of James Jones, at thsnif
of Samuel P. Booker.
ELIAS WILLITTS, ShfT. W. C. April 9th, 1G22. 14-tdofs .$ I
AN INTREPID CHILD.
From the Crrcenhuroh (nn J?-.,'.,.
On the 25th ult. a dwelling-! louse belonging to Gen. Joseph Markle.
situate within a few hundred yards of the Sewickly mills, and occupied
ny ;ur. Jacob JY1. Young and family, with every article of value in it, w as
entirely consumed by tire. The accident occurred in the ab-ence of
Mr. and Mrs. Young, the latter hav
ing left her dwelling, as she suppos
ed but for a few minutes. Before
?he could return it was all in ruins
Three female children were in the
house when it took fire; onb aged four years and two months, another two years and four months, and an infant in the cradle hx months old. The eldest child, becoming alarmed at the threatning danger, went in pursuit of its mother, but had not proceeded far when it returned
and rescued its two sisters from (he
names; the pillow in the cradle had
actually caught fire when the infant
was taken out ol it. Phis child then
succeeded in getting two sets of cups
and saucers, a hat, and two female dresses out of the hoes . a.;d
made an effort to save other cloth
ing, in which, however, it failed. It is very seldom, indeed, that we hear of so much courage and presence of mind, in so young a child. The manner in which the fire originated could not be ascertained.
LOUISVILLE MARKET. Tobacco $5 1-4 a 5 1-2, and for
a few hhds. 5 3-4 a $G 1-5 have been given. The latter quotations, will howcvei in our opinion be main
tained ; and as not more than two or three hhds. of very first chop have
been so!d at those prices, $5 1-2 may be considered the present market
price for tobacco of the first quality.
I lour Otold wheat, or trom O-
hio, commands in small quantities, 6 1-4 a $6 1-2. Whiskey 30 cents per gal. brisk, i Exchenigc 165 to 170 Kentucky,
or Commonwealth paper for 100
specie. 1 here is a great scarcity
of specie in the market, and wc
have no doubt the arival of a few
thousand dollars, would produce a
difference of o to 10 per cent, in the
rate of Exchange. Aub. Adv,
Extract of a letter from Portland f March 5. "We have this day received the
melancholy intelligence, that the College at Brunswick was last night
consumed by fire. It commenced in
an upper chamber, and had made such rapid progress before it was
discovered it ballled all the exertions
made to stop it, and the edifice was
entirely destroyed" Amcr, Adt.
Corrected Wcikla.
u'iven, in any kind cf Printing.
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