Wabash Herald, Volume 1, Number 40, Rockville, Parke County, 14 January 1832 — Page 3
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THE MARKETS
From the Louisiana Advertiser of December 17, 1831. GENERAL REMARKS, During the whole cfthe past week the weather has continued bad, very cold, frequently wet, and in all respect unfavorable to the transaction of out-door business. There is at present a fair prospect of its becoming permanently better. Influenced by the unfavorable weather, business has been dull. The Mississippi has fallen about 6 inches, and continues to fall gradually. By accounts from above, we have every reason to believe that the Ohio is closed with ice. COTTON No alteraterations has taken place during the last week, owing principally to the bad and unsettled stale of the weather. Cotton arrive slowly and rcmaines without much change. Very trifling transactions in the article have occurred, amounting to about 3000 bales at last week's prices. SUGAR -We have 110 alteration, to notice. Northren orders so far as yet received are limited at so low a rate that planters will not sell the demand is therefore only in small quantities tor home consumption, and the interior. MOLASSES, meets brisk demand in town at 24 to '25 cents, including casks on plantation 20 cents. TOPACCO. Ve hear of no sales Ibis week. The market is still unsupplied, offering no selection to purchasers. FLOUR. is rapidly advancing; we quote at $5 50 pef barrel; some holders demand mere, in anticipation of a rcarcity. The demand is only for baker's use, and a few arrival would soon reduce rates. This is, and always has been one of the most fluctuati? market. PORK AND LARD. There has been a small stir in these as in other articles f western produce, inconse
quence of the expected close of navi
gation for some time above. Lut the quantity of each, remaining on hand
since last jear, of in ferior quality, is so great, that no considerable advance can
be expected. J he inteaior Fork, Lard
and Bacon, is said to come chiefly irom
Illinois It i3 sound, and of the discription termen by the inspectors "mast
.&aV'
BACON is improving not much
coming in. WHISKEY continues to advanceit is now worth 31a 32 cts. LEAD. None offered for sale. HIDES, FURS AND PE LT R 1 ES
come in slowly they are scarce and
w anted,
HAY. There is a fair supply and
good demand at retail, for northern
no western yet arrived. LIME is plerty, and rather dull. SALT.- We nave no change to no tite.
COFFE continues ic good request.
BEEF. The market is well supplied, ai d few large sales effected. CORN, in the er, has found a small advance. Old, shelled, in sacks, remains without enquiry. STAVES. The market is still bare. COAL, in consequence cf the hijh price of wood meets ready sale. From the Globe. Mr. Blair: In a late number cfthe Globe you have given it as your opinion, that the number of Electors for President, in 1832, must be equal to the present number of Senators and Representatives; and Mr. Ritchie, in the last number of the enquiry, thinks the question doubtful. If vou will turn to the Laws of the
United States, 8th Act, 1st Section, of
the 2d Congress, approved March 1, 1792, you will find that the question is settled in opposition to your opinion. It is there provided, that the number of "Electors shall be eqtial to the number of Senators and Representatives to which the several States may by law be entitled, at the time when the
President and Vice President, lhu3 to
be chosen, shall come into oracd." Yours, X.
Johnnthan, where was you going to
yesterday when you was going to the
mm. Why, I was going to mill, to b eit pa
4U Well, 1 wish I'd seen you; I'd got
you to carried a grist lor me. Whv.fou did sen me. did'nt vout
Yes,buj Dot till jou got clean tut
91 sight,
A Spaniard riding dn a mule, and coming 'to a river where he did not
Know the fotd, said to a peasant, "May this river be passed here! The fellow answering Ye and hp nroceediP"
o7 . r .111 tras at two steps up to the middle,
"lou villain," cried tie, "why did you tell me false?" "I told you truth," aid the clown, "formy geese, and those of my neighbour? pass over every day In the week."
(Of the BSecefiflDtts & IESsqpfciatope' UTtfllie ' (Dousaatfy If IPaFlke ffi the years enaaH iing JTammnary U S H 9 aiadi U S39eaIIit iiicIhiv
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To amount paid Associate Judges " Interest on a County Order
Taxes refuuded, being illegally assessed County Agent's Commifslon Sheriff's extra services Clerk do. For election returns Contingent expenses including rcorh rent for Circuit, Probate, and Commissioner's Court, and Stationary Amount p? id Bailiff Assessor &c. - - - - Jail repairs - Paid on Court House contracts Wolf scalps - - County Commissioners Overseers of the poor On account of paupers Supervisors of roao3 Sec. Of Jurer's fees in Circuit and Probate Courts .
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42 00 11 40 16 72 11 86i 70 00 70 00 11 75
49 25 33 00 58 62 16 S7i 3575 87i 12 00 45 00 5 00 139 25 14 00 156 00
By the total amount of Revenue (after deducting the Treasurer's Commmission) paid the Commissioners in Counts- Orders Balance
$1726 50 2612 10
4338 604
To balance of expenditures overbalancing the receipts for the year ending Jan'y, IS 31 " Debts of the County Jan. session 1830
Dr. January 1831 To Balance of County debt to date
Atteste, Waixjcb Re. Clerk.
2612 104 413 25i
4,333 60s
3025 35i
Balance
3025 35
3035 354
Wm. W. CROOKS, T. H. BLACKBURN, JOSEPH STEVENSON.
Commitsionersi
3
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44
44
44
To Jurors fees in the Circuit Court
County Agent's commission Amount paid Associate Judges Taxes refunded having been illegally assessed - - Amount paid Bailiffs For building stray pound On Ccurt House contracts Clerk for extra services Contingent expenses, including room rent for Circuit, Probate and Commissioner's Court, and Stationary, &c Jail repairs &c Amount paid to Listor, for listing the County - Sheriff for extra services For election returns Supervisors of Roads &c Overseers of the poor On account of Paupers On wolf scalps County Commissioners
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201 23 50 11 36 15 1250 70
38 46
00 22 00 64 00 00 374 00
12! 25
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By the total Amount of revenue (after deducting Treasurer's commis
sion) paid the Commissioners in
County Orders
Balance
$2094 67 55 184
49- 50 77 12
21 34 4 138 13 70
75 75 00 124 00 00
.$2149 854
To balance of expenditures overbalancing the receipts for the year ending January 1832 " Debts of the County, year ending January, 1831 " Interest on County Orders to date
Dr. January, 1832. To balance of the County debt to date
Attest WAluce Rev Clerk:
55 ISi 3025 351 425 78
$3506 314
2149 854
Balance
$3506 3U
S3506 31
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Win. VV.CKOOrvS T.H.BLACKBURN, , JOSEPH STEPHENSON
Commissioners. 40-4 weeks;
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STATE OF INDIANA) PARKE COUNTY. J
PARKE PROB VTE COURT, January Term, 1832. AND now at this time comes, Noah Hubbard, Administrator of the Estate of Hiram W Sawyer, deceased : and on molion,tiles his petition setting forth, that said estate i3 insolvent; thereby praying lor a settlement of said estate as sucln ' It is therefore, ordered, that notice of the pendency of said petition be given to the creditors of Said estate, by a publication of a copy of this or der, six weeks successively, in the Wabash Herald, a newspaper, printed in Rockville, Indiana and is further ordered, that the creditors of said estate, present their claims, at the next Term of this Court, to he held on the second Thursday in March next. Attest, n WALLICE REAj ClM: Jan. 12, 1832. 40-Ct
JUSTICES' DLAUIXS tor Sale nt this Offich
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JAQ1ES WATERS.
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Xespectfclly informs his
friends and the public in general, that he is authorized to sell Family Rights, and to give the necessary information horr to prepare, and use the different kinds of vegetable medicines, secured to Dr Thomson, by letters patent. Price of a family"Right,20 doliars. Rockviile,Oct.bth 1831 28-6m
JTof Ice. S HEREBY given that Letters of Administration have been taken
out on the estato of David Graham, deceased, late of Fountain County. All persons having claims against the same are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and all those indebteiU 3 said estate,will please to make immediate payment; The estate is probably solvent. DAVID SHIRK. Adm'r. Jam 5, 1832. 40-3t
SALE . TITTTILL be sold at Dublie sale, the
V Sr following property, belonging to the estate of David Graham deceased, late of Fountain County, Indiana, to witt. Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, two yoke of Oxen, and many
other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence on the first Monday
in February next, and continue from
day to day until all the property is
sold. DAVID SHIRK AdmV. Jan. 5, 1832. 40-3t
PERSONS having open accounts of!
long standing, with me, are iniormed that they would do well to come forward and settle the same by note or otherwise. JOHN MARTS. Dec. 30, 1831V 38
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
HA RJYESS MAKVFA CTORlT
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rrnHE SUBSCRIBERS having enU tered into a co-partnership under th firm of
HILL
ANfa
FREEMAN,
FOR the purpose of carrying on the above business in all its various bianch-, es, in Rockville, on the west side of THE PUBLIC SQUARE, In the house lately occupied by Drs. Leonard and Tuley. Where they will be prepared to accommodate their friends and the public generally, with all articles in their line of business, in the neatest and most fashionable style, and at the shortest notice; they solicit business, and hope by unremitted at tention and punctuality, to merit a portion of the public patronage. DANIEL C. HILL, EMSLEY F. FREEMEN. Rockville, Jan. 14, 1832. 40-tf
VERMILLION COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF INDIANA, ) c VERMILLION COUTY. bct' Peter Fortner, 1 VS: f James M'Coy, Adm'r T Attachment. of Matthew Rickey dec. J JSTOTICE is hereby given, that an Jlm Attachment has been issued in the abaye cause, out of the Circuit Court of Vermillion County, directed to the Sheriff of said County, and by him duly returned which said cause is now pending in said Court. Attest S. B. GARDNER, C. V. C. C, Dec. 27th 1831. 39-3w
STATE OF INDIANA, )
Set
VERMILLION COUNTY,
Saul Kile
VS: f Foreign. James M'Coy Adm'r o f Attachment. Matthew Richeyji. d'e rTOTICE is hereby given, that an JJSJ Attachment hhs been issued in the above cause, out of the Circuit Court of Vermillion County, directed to the Sheriff of said County, and by him duly returned which 6aid cause
is now pending in said Court.
Attest S. B. GARDNER, C. V. C.C. Dec. 27th, 1831. 39-3w
STATE OF INDIANA 0
VERMILLION COUNTY, $ 00jt
WOT ICE is hereby given, that JLNj Letters of Administration of the estate of Samuel Malone. late of Ver
million, county, deceased, has been
granted to the subscriber, by the Probate Court of said county. The said estate is probably solvent. ISAAC PEARSON, Ad'r. Dec. 27th, 183L 39-3t
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STATE OF INDIANA, ) VERMILLION COUNTYj
1 robate Court, November Term, 1831. UNDER the suggestion of James Harsha, Jr. Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Ogg, deceased; that the assets of the real and personal estate of said decedent, are yet insimcicnt to pay the debts, outstanding said estate. It is therefore ordered that the heirs of said estate be summoned to appear at the next term of this Court , and show cause, if any they have, why a further sale of the real estate of 6aid deceased, should not be made to satisfy the demands outstanding as aforesaid. And it is further ordered, that notice of the pendency of this pamplaint be published in the Wabash Herald for six weeks successively prior to the next term of this Court. A copy Attest, STEPHEN B. GARDNER. Clerk of V. P. C.
Newport, Nov. 24, 1831. 34-6t THE SUBSCRIBERS having faken out Letters Testamentary on the estate of Samuel M. Caldwell, late of Vermillion county, deceased do request all those indebted to said estate to make immediate settlement, and all those having claims, to produce them duly authenticated, within one year from the 25th Nov. A. D. 1831 The estate is solvent. CALEB BALES, t7y.,,,r PETER RUSH, $ Eecutori MARGARET CALDWELL, Eiecutriii Newport, Dec. 18, 1381. 3Mt TJBflauiiEi IPeeda FOR SALS AT THIS OFFICE.
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