Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 17, Richmond, Wayne County, 8 May 1822 — Page 3
3IAURIED On the 30th of April fi.ittizia. Clermcnt County, Ohio. Vnn!. Ko. Air- rn.4Ti:s
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i .' mpoU ourn Ilvmcn's gentle
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V:-. who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience, know r- a r t- i ' i n r Tiirlilli 11 rrl. rc rv".il
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A paradise below.
nnual Election.
17: Congress.
;t"H the vacancy occasioned hy the
resignation of Win. Hendricks. W DAVIS FLOYD. 18A Congress, JOIIX 77:57; SAMUEL C. VAXCE, ZW FERRIS. Cj"zcnor. VILLI AM IIEXDRICKS. J J cut. Governor. K AT LI EE RO OX, ERASMUS POWELL. II ILLUM POLICE
IVLF.uLY ALMANAC.
SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of a writ of alias plurius ver.ditioni expones, to me direct-
cuiromtnc Wayne Circuit Court,
I will oiler for sale on Saturday the inhabitants of Oxford township, to 25th of May next, in the town of superintend the Grammar School .
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v-cmerviiie tne lollowmg lots numi ered on the plat of said town a
Miami ITnivir;itvf sheriff sale. lviLiami ujnn crsuy Bj virtueofawritoffufa.ct.Ic.fa.
to me directed Iromthc Wayne Cir
THE committee appointed by the i . . - . ...
taught by the Rev. Mr. Clack, in
the buildings-of the Miami Universi
ty, beg leave to inform' the public
that the School is in a flourishing
condition: that the scholars
are
follows, to wit: Nos. 162, 176, 177,
173, 107, 193, 193, 223, 234, 225, 239, 240, West half of lot No. 3S.
Also Nos. 5, 206, 207, 213, 21 9. 'making a satisfactory progress in the Taken in execution as the property jstudies, and universal satisfaction of Lawrence 11. Brannon, at the'sive" From the recommendations
a m1 I y .
uit ol Newbury Stockton.
ELI AS WILLITTS, Sl.lT. W. C.
April 30, 1822.
ofthose personally acquainted with
Mr. Clack, and our own ncnuain-
17-tdos.xl lo.tanccatid observation of his method
;of engaging the attention of his puSHERIFF SALE. pils we believe (hat he is amply
BY virtue of sundry writsoffi. fa.1 ?d lotaUcchr"c of young men, et. le. fa. directed to" me, from the a',d ht ihcm for collt or advance Wavne Circuit Court, I will offer , 1 n collegiate studies as far a
tor sale on Saturday the Cth of June1 " y m "'H"1"'"-
lcrmsoi luiuon Seven dollars a session, one half in advance. The
jnet, in the town of Centerville, a
certain
LOT OF IIXD,
session is live months. Boarding is
Had lor one dollar a week, in re-
at-
oft
lying ar;d being in Fractional Sec.jspcctable families, and every ? 2, T. 15. U. 14. Taken in cxecu-'tontion is given to the promotion tion as the property of Joseph Cox,!moralitv among the students.
ai uie sun oi Sutherland, maris, Oxlord, in regard to convenience, co. Michael Sneaecr and JoelVho-i
4 vnu ,U1 iu.uu, .1.11.1 I lit- liC.IIIII-
cuit Court, I will offer for sale on Saturday, the 11th af May next, in
the town of Centerville, the following
Lots, being numbered on the plat ofl
said town, as follows, to wit. No. 1 G. South half of Lot No. 65. one half acre Lot in the N. E. corner of Lot, No. 65, taken in Execution, as the property ofLavrence H. Brannon, at the suit of Kinchen Johnson. - EL1AS WILLITS, Shfi.-W. C. April 29th, 1822. 15 tdofs$l
"s111, 'iness ot its situation, is. iprb.in.
F.L1AS WILLITS, S!llT. W. C. 'nt Mirn-js Jv n-iv t k
Mav 6th, 1C2J.
l o M.I Y.
Rir j
sail. w. c. ;:iot Mirpassed by any town in
l -ui l i -j western cour.trv.
' It is anticipated that (he college SHERIFF SALE. will go into operation by the time a BY virtue of a writ of fi. fa. et. le.jc,afs oriaes are prc'pared forenfa. to me directed. fr,m tho Wnv.r ;tering it.
Circuit C;urt, I will offer for sab Students destined for the ministry,
l RID J Y : 5 SiiCHP.IY 4 .-PXIXIY ; 4 X'hYIUY i l in:si).iY J i irnDXRsmY i 4
i 0 57 50
t 59 7 0 7 1
Fresh Goods.
i Mo..day tin- 3d lune rri. .! uho comc v"fll recommended by
f,itheir chinch, or the minister of their
t liurch, Mr. ( lack instructs, gratuit
oolv, in the Latin, Geek and He
brew languages. This school U supported by the
jir l.aSit.iMts of Oxford township, the
f) orn rtv fHiteo having granted the use of
il of the University, a building sufficiently commodious to accommodate
c. stv students. The patronage ofi
( J ; our fiiei.ds is anxiously solicited.
I'ho (noise nf P.nj'ki'h P? ni- nr
following property, to wit: 2 HORSES. 1 LARGE COW, and
1 HEIFER.
T Von in execution a
"f i k E. F leming, ;! .Georg. uiliam.
F.LtAS WILLITS. SbfT. v.' M-iv 3d, 1C22. 17-xi
fur:
as
thanks
to 1
.if. J customer
eai r.fot.
j Stele rf fa. V.U'.
ss.
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Ui'0til f,.Vm .t..ri ISO.)
tnn 111
f.lenliun t. l.n.i oill ,t 'Jeremiah K Meek.)
u Mrf nT tin. nnl.li.. ,..t-.. I 111
i'j.J.ition to his former Stock. rt-c;iving .i ericrul assortment f f
Henry S trader,
Attachment.
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WHEREAS a writ of attachment i-?ued out of the Wavne Circuit Court, 'on the 29th day of No1011 nr..."...: v-l - . . .I
.'USOllclfJlC Jt OOClS;chatt!eS I;u,ds and tenements, rights
land T'-oiis oi xierjrv siraaer, an
Laiah Hall, Almham Martin, Abr'm. 1. Chittr ndon,
Jiimc B. itun'o, Ed ward Newton, J j N. B. The following note, written by the trustee of the Miami Uniyersity, who .atter-ded the ex
amination, i; deemed worthy of pub-
thcir entire satisfaction manifested
on the occasion.
SCC!I AS DRY GOODS,
rmOCEMES. H.iRhn'.lRT
VLEXSIVARE, TIXWAI
ilL' IROX, CISTIXGS, XMLS, LF-llh SHOT, TROTTER'S POWDER, No. 30, b.: quality,
.IIIVJ I I ' UllJ Jl JIV.1II 1 Ctlil'K.I, till 1 - . . . , , , . ' present during a short examu abscoul!':! I'htor, at tne suit ofi1 rt . , r., n , . if i , c . . .iof the students ofthe Kcv. WrJ Jcreini in L. .Meek, ma pica of debt, . f , r , t , -.: r t I ,, 1 , . . at Oxford, feel a freedom n rM i seve:;ty-teven dollars and twenty . . . . 4l 4 -r-.j J " pressing their opinion, that tr
AU & SPUN COTTON,
'i i'. I tor nid countv, on
i-lsl-J.IJ U1L, '' u.'c Ead- Spanish Brorrn,
hmily Medicines
of various kinds,
W.rh will be sold at the most
"i prices for cash, or ccuxthi such as
uThe undersigned, having been
at ion
Clack
in ex-
opinion, that tne pu
pils have made good proficiencv in
XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEXMio Latin language, that being as
to the said Henrv Stridor, thnt. un-!et the only stodv in which they
less he appear before the Judges ofjhavo been engaged. The underlie Wavne Circuit Court, on tlieisigned art also disposed to room-
inr-t day of their tTin to be holden rnend Mr. Clack as a person well cal-
the court hou-e in Centerville, insulated for a preceptor.
SHERIFF SALE. By virtue of a writ of Alias Ven
ditioni Exponcs to me directed from
the Wayne Circuit Court, I will of
fer for sale on Friday the 10th of given, in any kind of Prirting.
May, next at Garetts Mill a certain
LOT OF LAND,
lying and being in the North East
corner of the N. W. Quarter of Section 2, T. 17. R. 13. Taken in Executon as the property of Martin
Murtmdale, at tiie suit of James
Saundcrson.
EL1S WILLITTS, Sllff. W. C. April 29th, 1S22. 15-tdofs 1
IaAW office.
THE subscriber has estahlished a
LAW OFFICE in CormersviSio
Fayette County, Indiana, where lci
can be consulted; he will practice throughout the third Circuit. A'.y business confided to his care, in the
line of the profession will be proper
ly attended to.
MARTIN M. RAY. Fefc. 10, 1322. 13 3y
WAXTED IMMEDIATELY, V quantity of fine and well bleached COUNTRY LINNEN,
for which the highest price will be
State of In liana. ) Wayne County,) In the Wayne Circuit Court, of the term of April, 1322. WHEREAS Adam Rhodes an in
solvent debtor, on this day, bei'g
Uie tilth judicial day oi the April term, of the Wayne circuit court, filed his petition and schedule, prayirg the benefit ofthe Insolvent LawIt is then fore, ordered by the Conrir tl:at the pendency of said petition he published in the Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, a news paper publish
ed in Richmond in this county, three
NOTICE. ALL persons are forewarned from purchasing three Notes drawn by me, in favor of John Redden, on the
Note for Fifty gallons of irAiV.-cyJwc?ks sessivclr. nimther far rrns- hnntlm-l rr,in(. ,.fl AllCSl,
n ttuhey, and tfie ottier tor thirty'
eigti ana a tiaij pounds oj leathers, which was given a few davs after
wards for a Mare that I bought of
mm, which was taken by attach
ment from me by his father and
proved to be his property; therefore I am determined not to pay said notes; and any person purchasing them will purchase a law suit. JOHN CUNM.VGIIAM, SEX'. Union County, April 22, 1G22.
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The State of Indiana
IVayne County,
In the Wayne Circuit Court, for the Term of April, 1322. GravenerM'Necs, J ,VtUion for di. MaryM'Nees. $ V0KC'
AND now at tiiis day, being
lication, as it kn expression ofUe tlliril judicial day of the April
.oa, Sugar, Ginscn?, Bets--'? Taltiir, Feathers, Limn, Rag,c.
; TANNING BUSINESS
J in as usual, LEATHER i:'tb on hand, low for cash, i iki.i5.
plies to buy 100 CORDS OF
Tan-Bark.
continues to keep a House of
ntcrtainment,
f a-commodations can be had
rivfciltrs. Hehas.agood waggon yard
sggoners can be accommojth Corn and Oats by the ' Hay by the hundred, &c.
Robert morrisson.
17 3moi3t.
the fourth
M ntiav in J iily next, and give speci
al l);iil, at the suit of the said plam-
tilt. Judgment will be rendered aga'iMt him, and the property attached will be sold pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such case made and provided. By v r, Ir r of the Co art, IMVID HOOVER, elk. W. C. C.
Morris attorney' for plaintiff. April 20, 1322.
15w3.
St a tr if I ndiu na, IVnync County.)
Alexander Proudfit, John Steel, James M'Bride, Stephen Guard, David Purviancc." April 13, 1822. (& Editors of newspapers are
solicited to give the abovewo or
three insertions.
ILibrary Notice.
The Directors of the Richmond Library are requested to meet on
In the Wayne Cirruit Court, of the term Saturday the 35th inst. P. M
rf April, 1322.
term, of the ;said Uaviic Circuit r . . , i i
i,ourt, nere conn's me saia com
plainant by his Solicitor, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that the said Mary M'Neos, the defendant in this bill aforesaid, is not an inhabitant of this state. It is therefore, ordered bv the court, that the pendency of the said complainants bill be publih d four weeks successively in the Bichmond Weekly Intellgoncer, a weekly paper published at Richmond, in the said coun-i
ty of Wayne, notifying the said
:larv lu'ees, triat sue nc anu ap-.
pear before the Judges of our Wayr.c
Circuit Court, on the tirat day of
their term, to be holden in the court house, in and for said countv, on
the fourth Monday in July Viext, ami then and there answer to the said complainants bil or in default
thereof the said loill will ne taken as
confessed, OTid the ma'itcrg and thing? therein contained) decreed accordingly. By order of the Court,
DAVID HOOVER, elk. w. c. c.
r inch Solicitor. April 20, 1822. 15-4 w.
DAVID HOOVER, elk. W. C.C-
Rariden Si. Morris Atty'e.) for petitioner. April 20th, 1322.
The State of Indiana, Wayne County, '
IX THE WAVNE CIRCUIT COURT, OF TUB
TERM OF ATR1L, 1822.
David Fisher, vs.
Jacob Keslmg
Attachment.
W H ERE AS a wdTfeTattarhment issued out of theayne Cir cu it Court, on the 20th?ilay ofDecem!er, 1821, against the goods and chatties, lands and tenements of Jacob Keslii g, an a bscondiirg debtor at the suit of David Fisher, in a plea of debt on bond, penalty two thousand dollars. XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX, to the said Jacob Keying, that unless he appear himself or by deputy before the Judges of our' Wavne Cir
cuit Court, on the fir.ay of their term, to be holdeu atnc Courthouse in Cqrtcrvillc, .rn ,and for said county, on the fpurth Monday in July next", and ive special haij at the suit of thc saic;plantirT, Judg ment w ill be rendered against him, and the property attached will he sold pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such case made and
provided.
liy order of the Q urtr DAVID HOOVER, Cik. w. c. cV John Test, attorney for piantiiT. April 20th, 1822. 15-3w.
WHEREAS William Hardin, an insolvent debtor, on the first judicial
;1ay of tho April Term, ofthe Wayne -Circuit Court, hied his petition and; f J J
A SORIIEL II0RSEt
TAKEN UP
BY Joseph White of "Wayne town-
n A
chedule praying the benefit of the
Insolvent Lav. is therefore ordered by the Court, that the pendency of his said petition be published in tfie Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, , . t . i: i i
a weekly news paper puonsueu in the town of Richmond, in the county of Wayne, three weeks successively. Attest david hoover, elk. w. c. c. Finch, att'y. for petitioner. April 20th, 1822.
supposed r.o be five years old this spring, a blaze in his face, some saddle marks on hi6 back, and his sides shaved with harness, his gait
a natural paicer, and also racks.
Appraised to 45 by William Uulla and William Claw son.
A true copy from my estray book.
ELEAZAR II I ATT, J. P.
April 27th, 1U22. 17-3w
State of bvliann,)
nayne County,
In the IVayne Circuit Court, of .the
Term of April, lt22. ' WHEREAS Nixon Palen an in
solvent debtor, having heretofore
filed his petition and schedule, pray
ing the benefit of the Insolvent Law. It is therefore ordered hy the Court. that the pendency of said petition, be published in the Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, a news paper print ed in this county, three weeks suc
cessively. AttestDAViD hoover, elk. w. c. c. Finch att'y- for petitioner. April 20, 132X
State of Indiana,") Wayne County,) In the Wavne Circuit Court, of the Verm of April, 1322. v WHEREAS Jonathan Deals, an insolvent debtor, on the fourth judicial day of the April term, of tho Wayne' Circuit Court, fded his petition1 and schedule, praying the benefit of the Insolvent Law. It is therefore ordered by the court, that the pendency of his said petition be published in the Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, a news paper publishcd$n Richmond in said county, thrcii w eeks successively. Attest david iroovEfc, elk xv. c. M. M. Ray att'w for petitioner ? April 20, 1322-15 3toarawp
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Rags! Rags! TWO CENTS per pound in Spea'e :r'any kind of Printing, will Jc iveji for any enuuiiy of GV. vn Linen ad Cotton Rag; if'tfelivefed af thiif of-
