Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 28, Richmond, Wayne County, 24 July 1822 — Page 3

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y, fuotn .is of Colmar, honorary ditr of the Fornix rompany, ha -,;. d. a brevet of invention, (patti ? r ;i m-chine of calculation. to , railed the Arithmometer. It has v t r rcsentOG to the society tor the -cur .icemen t of national irdutrv; j ;; it a person un-tccuaiuted zrdh may be made to perform, with . , jertai promptitude, all the rule iraLmetic. i he matt comnlicatalations are done as readily & L;iy a the m'a. Mmple; sums ia pi. cation or uiviio i of seven r mtajso of two or three. Natchez. June 1. SOLEMN WARNING. O.i the evening of the 25th imt. a . !.v the name of William Clark, ci'Ut-burgh and late in in Raton , ua kiib-d hy a stroke el light--.: the llulf. in front of this.citv. .m1 j :t express' d a wi . 'i-T. i: e lr in II- ,!c , a? fl u- ut.;. 'I i.u li ii i ib i 1! t n i r.; r g h d t!.r r g u.r. un ;:e lleavv . ii, .i appalln avd ter- . ; t r. d h. a tt. minei ': !..; g :e '.i !i breathed . ,.t.j ranl tt e aei tri i! .'.; tiU a: d tlo d i;i d'-atii. aih d a: d w ithered corv ke; ed c;.rih; and hi , ; .t.. vi-.! tlie n d wing of (! tt); ppear at the tii'mi l el 1.1 IE - 1 1 a vi outf ag-ii and dWica. ": . it d h.v '.vicktd are tb. ; t nci ttior s of man : to re ilve. f u.' i.ls le!!v m.ii is i( k l: '.-, ? outrage, i! d to defy his t, ia horriob". JIifisippian. R'jfi Putr.am, the fu-i - . - j fiat settled i: that sertne ! try whi'-h r ow tirm tie i O ;i i -till living at Mat i i . z tided as the father ' . H- ha h' ed to see the i '.vhich h located himi d iat three i :depMuleri' . . .vt't',. to co:.tain, (a- ' : tirn ) m-rc. tlian 600.- . It the -.-d b! g( l(M live to the y-ar 1330. et to fi-.d a population i i i-. i. -a:i ,x million ainl a f !v, V'iUeej, !iapp beir-gs i the .'; I, ffl c ar- before. U tr (bJ i In wibl animals tV r i I'.fli t.4. Fhe pr-erev .fi i Ohio is till vei great, u I ;t lo !ie ocean, via lak( 1 the New York canal, will! 'v ! , ierful diminution of tieii the t.orthcrn part of the I. if iho contempl itd crothe river isc fT i ted, as it ne ".!! lu th: people w ill haa ' ' ' the m-trk tsof New-York ; -Orleans V t, lord Shef"'r' t'-d that the wstern part ' J trv never would be cumKnee f f eleitwiiefrir.p reform. tunming of the 4th of Julv. v li. Ihgalow d(divered a li6the MethodM M-etit!g nbich is warmlv approbated hut k-ri it w l.t I1IU II. .l. Wllj 'ivaraa-d one setditnont on r;ii5'r. which we deem imporprr mulgate. After reproba1 ifl E verest terms, the abuse ringgenerlv, he said one I-rrorhad prevailed in their : t vhirh he. hirn-df In 1 fall - that f'Vnn? rrere n matter f we tt rrli?iju$ peipfe which iotm d d all now to abandon, - Mthderiii,n on the subject ns. We are glad t asrer 1 tch alutarv sentiments are ' by t!ii worth atid noptchtr among tiiiis truly reuub-

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It is understood that the president ' as tendered to C. A. Rodnev. Esn.P f Delewarr, a mission to one of the republics of South America, and that .Ur. Kodnev !a made choice of that to Buenos At re?. Frank. Cm. The f.lhwit g valuable recineanpeared in the Albany Argus, a few ears ago. From two ear's use. I can trul av it fully answers the recommendation given it. G. S. H. Dayton Watchman. A VALUABLE RECIPE.

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1 7th C.tirr?s. To fill the vacancy ocensi jned by th resignation of Wm. Hendricks. I) A VIS FLOVI). RFRF.N W. N'XSOX. JONATHAN JKNNINGS. IS.'' Congress. V JO.V TFST, SAMUEL C. l AXCE, EZRA FERRIS. Goz'rn jr. WILLIAM UEXDRICKS. Lit ut. Goir7t?r. RA I LIEF llOQ. ERASMUS pa WE EL. WILLIAM POL KE DAE ID IE MAXWELL. R'prcscntith'fs for Wayne County. nnr.v noovr.n. ISKkC JCI.IW. lorivg a. u a.no. JOHN' JOHDAV, SEN". THOMAS M'CM.TNLV. RoBKRT HIIL, AHK-L tOMAX. Commissioner. WILLI AM Mr.FK. PETFIl JOHNSON. THOM S J. WAP.XAK JOLIII CURTIS. Mo-F.S MILLS. IICN'RV ir.RP.TT.

State Stnc:le For the counties of Fay-

ctir and Uniun Lewis Johnson, John Conner. Representathcs fir Fayette county. Oliver H. Smith, John Perrin. Rtpresrnta tires fir Union County. John B. Rose, Henry C. Hammond, Jonathan Hunt. Dr. S. Everts, Gmm issioner. C'pt. R. Lng. Aaro . Stanton. Williaiii Sang: loo.

WEEKLY ALMANAC.

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fc . THURSDAY 26 FRIDAY .27 SATURDAY 23 SUNDAY' 29 MONDAY 30 7 ttfSD.f K 31 WEDNESDAY Sheriff Sale. BY virtue of a writ of fi. ft. et. h . ft. to me directed front the Wayne Circuit Court, I will offer for sale. on Saturday the 10th of August next iu uie town oi ienterviiie, a certain LOT OF LAND, containing one hundred &r sirtr nrr... Iving arid being the S. W. Qr. 0fi pec. .o, I. lb, Kange 12. Taken m execution as the property of Lew is 1 hom is, ;it the suit of Jc . ' ' '-iuun .uorrasrc held hy Israel Abratms. LLIAS J"'v 22d, 1822. EL! AS WILLITS, Sh'fT. Shcriif Sale. RY . t i uiihuu iroin I It" a . . t a nc Lircuit Court, I will ofiler lor sale on Piwhiv tlw. oni. t the lu,u.o ofld, K. Vk-m , 'I,.. II ... : .. . . & property, low it: ONF BFOr RKDING, two iiorsls, om: largi: cow & calf, onl hkiflr, FOUR sows, FIFTKKN SHOATS, THKFK CHAIRS & ONL LOG-CHAIN, ...... I.. IIHIIt;, u i HIV sun U 1 1 iieorge Graham. Flias Willits ShtT. v. c. Julv 12th 1822. 2791 50 . SHERIFF'S SALF. RV virtue of a writ of Venditioni Kxpona to me dincted from the Wayne Circuit Court. I offer for sale on Thursday the 1st of August next, on the premises, twenty-hve m acres of Land on the West tide of the North West Qr. of Sec. 20. Town. 17, Range 13, including the mill seat and mills, with all the necessary privileges of water belonging to the same, heretofore taken in exenitioi as the property of Alexander Scott. at the suit ol Abel Jenny. FLIAS WILLITS Sbflf. w. c Julv the tOtli 1R22 27 Q List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office as Dun lapsville, Ind. on the 1st of July, 1822, w hich, if not taken out bv the 1st of October next w ill be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. R. Thomas Brown. C. John Creek, Fsq. D. Greenburv W. Dorsej. F. William Ewing. F. Aa Folger, 2. G. Joel Garrison. H. Jamos Hollingftworth, Thom as Hughs, Royal Hazelton M. Levi Mead. R. William Ring. JAMFS W. SCOTT, f. u. it PlocUimation. Whereas pursuant to the command i of his Excellency Jonathan Jennings, Governor and Commander in Chief of the Ptatc of Indiana, the Citirees of Wayne County are hereby notified that there will he an Election held on the first Monday of Augutt next, to fill the vacancy which ha occurft . t A A m red in tne omce ot ruprrcniativ for the State in the 1 7th Congress, by the ictignation of the Honorable W illiam Hendricks. ELI AS WILLITS, Cb2. T7.c.

Notice.

THE undersigned Road Commisioners. unpointed by the Jaw of the mm m State of Indiana, "laying oif certain State Roads in said state;' will meet it Centervillc, Wayne County, Indiana, on triday the 23 day of August next, For the purpose of receiving Proposals of the road commencing at tie State line, near to Peter Flemings. The Road will be let out in dis tricts of One Mile each, to be num bered by the number of the mile at its western end, ai d w ill be requited to be opened Forty-eight feet w ide. clear of Timber and Brush of every description; the trees to be cut even with tfie ground, except those that ' are 18 inches in diameter and up wards, w hich must be cut at 12 inch es from the ground, and the sight trees and blazes are to be consider ed as the middle of the road. AH Causeways and Bridges are to be made of timber not less than six inches in diameter, cut not less than 15 feet long, to be laid down even at the ends, solid, level, and on the middle of the road, to have an open wav under each Causewa. or Bridge, for the free passage of the water, and where the timber will be liable to float, it must bo fastened down. All sideling places are to be dug level, at least fifteen feet wide, with the necessary ditches for carrying ofT the water. All banks occasioned by the falling of timber are to be leveled and all other banks at watercourses, as well as elsewhere, are to be suthciently dug to admit the passage of loaded waggons. Every small water course that is miry is to be bridged, as well as each abrupt hollow or ditch. Cause' ways are to be made at places and of ma m - I - . . . the lengths, designated on the plat of the road. There will also be re quired to be substantially set up on the North side of the road, at the end of every mile, a Hewn Post of dura me timber at least 12 inches souaie. ii.. and 4 feet high, on vhich shall he cui the number of the mile from the commencement of the read. Each contractor will be required to give bond in double the amount of his contract, with one or more sufii cient securities, conditioned for the faithful completion of the contract. and will then be entitled to a draft on the Agent of the three per cent, fund for one third part of the amount ofj ins contract, arid will receive a draft for the ballance when the work is completed. The work must be completed in three months from the date of the contract. All propositions must he made . in writing, signed by the person wishing to contract: fnust contain the name or names of the securities must be sealed up, and endorsed on the back "Proposals for District XX o. Persons wishine for further inforV7 m ationcan call on either of the commissioners, arid can see a plat of the road by calling on Levi Jones, at Centerville. District No. 5 will not be let out at d regent. Levi M. Jones, John 5coW, Comm'rs Ephruim Lucey, enterville, July 23, 1 322. 20tds. P. S. The commissioners deem proper to state, for the satisfactioi of those who may wish to make conM . 1 A A 1 tracts, mat, oy a leuer received from the Agent, it appears he has received .$'32,629 46 the amount of he three per cent, lund due tin slate, of which sum upwards of M.TtO will be expended on tbiroad. The diameter must he takei welve inches above ground. Justices' Blanks

Oh Yes! Oh Yes! PREPARE FOR THE SALE. The Last Ghana For Good Bargains! Auction Sale. THERE will be offered at public ?ale, on Monday, the 5th day of Am

gust next, at the Store of Thomas Swift, In Richmond, Indiana A GENERAL ASSORTMENT 031 Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens- ware, Mard-ware, Glass-ware, &c. Thi9 will be worth the attention of the public generally; as the goods will be ofTered without reserve, to close the Auction Concern in this place. Sale to commence precisely at 10 o'clock. The highest prices, in Goods ct private sale, will be paid for GINSENG, BEESWAX, FLAX, FEATHERS, SUGAR, FLAX & TOW LINEN, &x. at the Store of THOMAS SWIFT. Richmond 8th July, 1G22. Fresh Goods THE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS his thanks to hb friends and customers for their liber al encouragement conferred upon him, for years past, and hopes hy strict attention to business, still to share a part of the public patron age. In addition to his (ormctT Stock, he is receiving A general assortment of Seasonable Goodo SUCH AS DRY GOODS. ' GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEA'SWARE, TINWARE, SALT, IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS. LEAD, SHOT, TROTTER S POWDER, No. 30, best quality, RAW & SPUN COTTON, WEAVERS REEDS,-all hundred TRAIN AND LINSEED OIL, White Lead & Spanish Brazen, WINE, Family Medicines of various kinds, all of which will be sold at the most reduced prices for cash, or country produce, such as Oats, Bacon, Sugar, Ginseng, Bees' xcax, Talloxr, Butter, Feathers, Linen, Flax, Rags, yr. THE TANNING BUSINESS v c irric on as usual, LEATHER constantly on hand, low for cash, hides or skins. He wishes to buy 100 CORDS OF Tan-Bark. He also continues to keep a House ej Entertainment, where accommodations can be had for Travellers. lie has a good WAGGON YARD here Waggoners can be accommo dated with Corn and Oats by the aishel, Hay by the hundred, &c. ROBERT MORRISSON. May 8, lti22. 17 3mol3t. BOOK k. JOB PRINTING. .xeci&Ud in the neatest manner ct

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