Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 154, Vevay, Switzerland County, 24 October 1834 — Page 4
Estate of William Coy. "FfN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court M r.i Switzerland contv. "a., entered nt t'.ic
August term, 1834, the creditors .f said estate
fcttosrscius or ikh RCrtBLIC OF LETTEiL.
11 IS is the title cf a new Vecehly paper,
devoted to the republication of the stanuard
p;i;;r enners k Mech's do
are hereby notmea, uiai inc unuersigi.wi, numin- W( jks if tJ.0 Uest wri;c.,s.
is'ratorof said estate, having discovered Ulat lac j, ls W rrjr.,e 01, paper of the finest qnality personal estate of said decedent was insufficient m.uie culrt,y of linen; each number contains sixto pay the outstanding debts against tins satne,'een 4tl) making one volume of B3 pages and that said decedent died seized of no real c-; anni.w tate. out of which said debts could he satisfied j It wii, c ?(,rt l)V ma;j to any p.,rt Gf ,)e ijnj.
reported the same to t lie court, ami n.ed an in-,ed s,aJes or janiKia, upon t lie proprietor receiv-i , ,.n ton ,
t.ftvr fl f ln- Jnlila i I. ro u I Bi fir 91c thflv h w vn . v 1 1
"Mlu '" uvlJ,r ;,nT l iiKEK Dollars per annum, post paid. Farmer W, r h'-
OIKGIKITATI SANS ITS:
OHIO. jj -UTC'?.4.Vf C mmorcial Hunk Chi-;'.3ank of Michigan
cinnati
Franklin 'win!; of (!) pm
Lam ol unesvi!!o li
Rank of Chill. cothe Colnmhiis " Lancaster CVm. har k Sci --t C ni.n'l . L. Krie
r:iall notes Hi f River Raisin Ail o:heis no value VJKV1.XIA,
IN It- DIANA.
the Frr.sciiirni
ilzcrlun'l c'jun''?. 'J
1 CHAN CIIY.
come to his knowledge; as also a ftatcment of!
the assets belonging to said estate in his possession, out of w hich said debts arc to be paid so far the same will go. and prayed said court f r relief in the premises. Now, if any of the creditors .f said estate fhnll fail to notify said admiuistrator cf the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contiact or as eumpsit, upon which the same may be founded, in the office of the clerk of said court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of the estate
aforesaid, such claims will be postponed in favor
of more diligent creditors. And the creditors ol
said estate are notified to appear at the Probate court, to be holden at the court house in Vevay, t n Tuesday, the 1 lih day of Not ember next, at n hich time all claims filed as aforesaid, will be finally heard, acted upon, and determined by said court. JOSEPH S. LILLARD, Adm'r. of the estate of William Coy, dee'd. August 14, 1GS4.
NOTICE, To the hcirt and legal rtrresentatizes of Hunni cell Haskell, deceased, late of Craig township, Srcitzerland emmty, slate of Indiana, and to all oilier persons in t retted. ""fVISTTIEREAS, heretofore, to wit, on the yy 26th day of October, A. D lo?:, Hunni will Haskell, of Craig township, Switzerland county, state of Indiana, executed and delivered to the undersigned, his bond or obligation in writing, undcrhis hand and seal, and witnessed bv 1 Harvey and B. Lamson,for the conveyance of the following described piece, parcel or tract of land, in ths township, county and state aforesaid, boun ded and described as follows " FORTY acres, more or less, it being a jart f the south-east qr. No. twenty-five, in township two, range four, east cf the meridian line, in the district of lands offered for sale at Cincinnati, bound as follows, to wit beijinnincat the north-east cor
ner of Haskell's garden, and running west, sixtv
rods, to the Isnds of George Walter thence, alor Walter's lin, west, to Peters' land thence south, down the branch, to the land of Smith Garner thence east, np the branch, to the state road thonce north, to tke garden or place of beginning;' so soon t the mim of $'250 were fully and finally paid, in partial numaand at times in said bond mentioned rII of which sum of $550, has
beer, fully and finally paid, to the administrator of
baid llasktlrs estate, by the undersigned And
whereas, the said llonniwill Haskell has, since
suiting of said title bond, departed this life, 'nent hnut bavin made the necessary provisions bv
escaPcor otherwise for the conveyance of said land,
tHrfefore, notice is hereby given to the heirs and
leal representatives of the said HUNNI WILL HASKELL, deceased, and all others in anv way
or manner interested, tlt the undersigned, will
petition and more the judge of the Switzerland
Probate Court on the first day af the next No-
embertermof Mid court, (to be holden in the town cf Vevay. coantv aforesaid, on Mondav,the
ten'hday of Novernbtr next,) to appoint a com-mi-sksi:r to convey said tract of land, by deed,
in conformity to the conditions of said written ob
ligation, and the statutes in such cases made and
provided. JAMES CRAIG Craig township September
rVos. I and J contain the .Man of Feeling, by
MakcDic, and The Vicar ol Wakefield, by Guld-
smiih; IS" os. 3 and 4, Tales of the Hal', by the
llev. George Crabbe; No. 5, commencces the let-
tters of Iuly Mary Worlly Montague. There
will be no abridgement ol the woik of any author. WILLIAM PEARSON. Proprietor, 113 Fulton street. City of New-Yoik OPINIONS OF THE PREES.
lrjmllic of Inciters. Under this title, Mr. William Pearson of this
city has commenced an enterprise winch we re-
allv think deserving 01 great success. It is a publication which in the shape of a quarto newspaper cr magazii.e, is intended to furnish the public with a copy of a great number of the mos-t ap
proved and elegant works of English literature. The publication contains 1" pages quarto, and is somen hat larger than the London Weekly Magaxin 1 he paper on which it is prinlcd is not merely beautiful to the eye, but is of the very best quality, and sized, so that one may write
on it without blotting. The typography is nt one neat and legible, and the whole style of the execution ha far more the appearance of London than New York, To show the reader at what a cheap rale a library may be procurred through tiie means of this publication, we may ni rition
that the first number contains the whole of Ma-
ken.ies Man of Feeling, a fourth part of Geldsniit's Vicar of Wakefield ; for all of which the price is sixpence. From what we know respect
inrr this novel and laudable enteprise, we have the
greatest confidence that the selection of oi ks for
the Il:rrpi.ie cr Letters will always be submitted to the decision of gentlemen of such standing in literature, as to ensure that enly the worthiest productions w ill find a place in it. F.renin? 'o.vf. We have intended, as each sncccessive number appeared, to notice this judicious publication. To those who are not apprised of the plan upon which it is conducted, it is merly necessary to observe, that it is a weekly issue of a beautifully printed quarto sheet at .six cents a number, each number containing one or more octavo volumes.
Steuben il!e Farmers .Mech's bk
of do Geauga .Mi urn Pleasant Muskingum bank Marietta Xorwalk St. Claiisville
I. rbana Hanking Co Wcs-ler 11 Reserve
A!l others uncertain KE.XTl'CKr, Cank of Louisville Louisville Hotel Co
Hank of Cummon'h Hank of Kentucky
and Hrnnches
All oihcrs no value
State bank &. bran.
Union bk Nashville
do, payable in Phila.
leatnian V- Woods' payable at Nashvill do payable at Phila.
All others uncertain. LOT 1SI?A,
Rank of Louisiana do. Orleans Com. bk Louisiana City bk N. Orleans Consolidated Asso'n Louisiana Slate bk Citizens' bk of Lou'a
Mee vV, Ti a bk &. br N. O. Canal bk Co.
Union bk of Lou'a All others uncertain MISSISSIPPI, Agricul. bk Natchez Slate bk Miss do Planters' bank All ethers uncertain
li'
Va!!ov and hiar.ch do N. W li. at Whct-linnS
c!o' J".S7 COLVMFiA. ! Rank t.f Mo!roM;!;s S do1' MARYLAMh
Raltimore Ranks 3
do (eoigo Cou.nty 3 J Farmers b'k Annapolis 3 I i Havre de (J race : II Frederic County 3 li Westminster 3
do! Hairrrsfown 3 dui 'DELAWARE, cio Hank of Delaware 3 r!o Farmers b"k tv: brunch 13
Hank of Sun rna 3
! Wiluiingtou and ' Rramlvwiiie 0 si peSwsyeyjxij, QO'rhiladol.!iia Ranks
Would rcspcctfullv
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to 1;
rr.r.'.en
Tic itu'.c of luli n"., HE?aiV WAITE,
vs. : Tl.c h.-liscf Jt-hi Can- f Bill for Vcrfux. fc'wnZElAND CIHCCIT COURT,
of Swiier'aiu! count v,
received IVini Le cast, aiu
ludia'.'-ti, that he l:s y:A
bas oicnc'l m tltc
store rom, n thi" vi nor ot and epposite Li: Cicic'a hot
vav.
3 a i tt and Ferry sis. ;1, m the lo n of l-
,1 2 l.r 1
and the approaching season.
AX EXTENSIVE JSSOlil.lLS.i
Suited to th
As the subscriber iutf i e Iransaclinga general Ht.T All. IJrsiM'.SS, his establishment will be found to contain, at all tunes, a general assortment of
KCH.aJS'DISE,
Pi
fONsiS'I'lNO. l" 1'AUT. OF
i:.-i 1.
I IllSUU 1 go 20 I Iarri:;b!irg
Chambers!, urg '2 E:iston 2
,r) West Chester 2 J") liermantown 2 y .Montgomery 2 ri Farmers b'k Lancaster ? IJucks County 2 3'Hfttvsbiira 2
Brownsville 2
(York Rank 2 .r Northampton 2 o Lancastvr Hank 2 o j XEW JERSEY, r,State bk at Camden T ") at Elizabcthtown ; ii Cumberland bank f) 5 Farmers b'k Mt Holly 5 V.Newark Insurance co. T r Tl'ren'on banking co.
6;I5ankofN. Rrnnsick 5
XEW YORK
City Ranks 3
Troy and Albany 5 Mohawk Hank 5
SjNewburgh 5 ii Auburn 5
;,fJeneva
V- IV-i
Iff.rtf iva re mzM
a u i : 1 : s w is e. & c . c
Also a larLMiiissort.rcnt of .WA'nnd MAILS, SHOES and COTTOM-YMIX. Intending, as the subscriber does, to make his profits small, lie litis confident in saving, that lie will be enabled to sell Goods much lower i..'-in they have heietoiure been cl'll-ied in the town ol Vevay he hopes therefore, to merit and receive a share cf public patronage. JOHN M. KING. Vevay, September 1 1-21. N. R. He is making arrangements, of which,
nhen completed, he will give public notice, to re ceive various kinds of
COilYTRY PRODUCE.
.Gr'riuL-r Trr.n i K!i 1 .
OV." con rs said cf.ti.ph.iutud bv F.ga'.eton i : . t' .... ...,.1 '.i t .ii.t 'ir..''!! In tl.n
J 1: !.; i l'i i'-1 1 1" . "OU li I'ii--,
i.-i.u lion ; it. o coon, iniii w' L!.- i in i !i;:d bi-cn duiv se.-fd upon .lona'han ar, 1 V illiam Cum.!! g'.iam, two cf the defendants herein, aru tl,cv U 't iM'j-earing on the c-illing -t this cause, to answer siid plaiii'iTs although thticc so
leir.i.ly called, tne said p.ainiiii said bill as to
!.fiP,i; taken as confessedand the said plaintttl Droving bi tho satisfaction of the court, that the other defendants are not residents of the state, it is ordered bv the com I, that notice of the. pendency of this bill of complaint be ven said defendants, bv publication for four wcekj soccP3siely sixty da vs previous to t!ie next term cf this court, in some "newspaper printed and published 'in Switzerland countv, Indiana, or if none be r-ublishid iherein then in some newspi-rer pub!ijhel next nearest thereto, and this cauu is co:itin::id until
he next term of ibis court, c. A true copy Tost. LI) WARD PAT TON, clerk. Clerk's ofiice, Vevav. Scptfinher '-24. PINE PLANK.
When it is added that ' The Man of Feeling,' and
Demand $CO 00
State oh Iztbiaxa, Suilzctland County, ss. IK TUB SWITZERLAND CTKCC1T COURT, FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
JOSHUA PETTY, 1 vs. CALEB IIASSLM.4N
pWO'OTICK is hereby given, that on the 1 6th Li! day of September, 1 83 1 , a writ of Foreign Att achmnt, issued out of the ofiice of the clerk of the Circuit court of said county, directed to the sheriff of said county, commanding him to attach, take and seize the goods, chattels, rights, credits, monies, lands and tenements of CALEH 1IASSF.LMAN. in said county, to be kept and disposed of according to law which said w iit
ret urned to said office on the oth day of October,
instant, endorse " executed by levying on twenty-two acres of land, being part of the northeast
quarter ol section 13, townships, range 1, in said
county, as the property of said Hasselman," and
that the said cause is set for hearing on the 2nd
day of the next March term of said court, to be holden at tbe court-house in Vevay, in said county, on the third Monday in March, IS35, where Faid defendant mav attend if he thinks proper. EH II' A KD RATI ON, cletk. Vevav. October 7-17.
1 r a t it i
jij;.ii.. ha, ; i.eneva a
brate banK vvr. bran 15 -Utica and Rranchcs 5
Bank of Mobile 15, Ontario Rank, Uticn 5
All others uncertain II at Canandaigua 5
The slate cf Indiana. Switzerland county, SS. DAN ILL DUIOUR, i GZLANC2RY GARRET I PERKINS S SWITZERLAND CIRCUIT COURT, Siptuabcr Term, lS'M.
OME3 the complainant, by Sullivan, his i
counsel, and files his bill herein, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of 'die court, that said defendant is not a resident of the state of Indiana.
It is therefore, considered by the court. that notice. The state of Indiana, Riple: countit, SS.
oi me pemiency oi mis suit no given, ny auverii sing the same for four weeks successively insonie
newspaper printed in the county of Switzerland,
that unless said defendant shall appear at the first
FlaHU; principal
ly clear slull", for T'de, mi reasonable terms. Apply to THO.MAS G1LULAND.
N R. Gcorje G. Knox will attend to l.e me.v
sunnir and setniiii ol tne same.
Vevay, Aug. 11, 1831. . Notice. pFTHE undersigned, living in Posey township, Sai'zcrlang county, la., one mile east of the Harkwoiks, w i-hes to dispose of OME PAIR OF MILL STOMES, 3 feet and one iuchacross. Also, one set of Mill Irons, together with lhe Hop
per and Curb, Jic. which he will sell low for cash. JONATHAN RGRINSON. September 5, 1S31,
W':1
COMMISSIONER'S S.JLE. Tho .School Section. rJ H. 3.
'ILL be oilered fer sale, at the courthouse
door, in Vevay, on Saturdays the I3th
of Deccmlier nest. Sale to commence at 11 o' clwk. A.M. TERMS One fourth part of the purchase money .ill be required in hind, the remainder in ten years, with six per centum interest, payable in advance annually. Further particulars made known on the day of sale. THOM AS COLE, s. c- s. r. Cotton township, October -1.
A PROTRACTED MEETING A MEETING of elose-communijD BAPTISTS, for preaching and tlie usual attendant religions exercises, will commence at the school -house, in Mountstciling,on Saturday, the V.")th instant Seeral eminent preacher. rt exj.'tiTlovl t ut'end
The Ticar of Wakefield,' two of the finest clas
sics in our language, may thus be had for 121 cents, it will be seen, that both from the true taste
and the liberality with which it is conducted,
there can be no publication which promises bet
ter to diffuse abroad a knowledge of the models of
olite literature than the Republic of Letters.
The last number published contains 'The Tales
of the Hall ,' by Crabbe, one of the most vigorous
of modern writers. His style, indeed thoughslri-
kingly original, is often overdone: and his sub
jects are of so coarse a character as frequently to
leave a harsh and unpleasant impression upon the reader, but there is ever a truth to nature in her
humblest guise, w hich renders his minute del in
eatious and skilful dissections of character inval
uable. " Mew York American.
u We have befare us the first numbers of the
Republic of Letters, a publication of ihe design
and scope ot which the reader may remember we
took some notice several weeks ago. In these
tluee numbers, each of sixteen small quarto pa
ges, are contained the whole of Makenzie's Man of Feeling, the whole of the Vicar of Wakefield,
and more than half of Crabbe's best work, the
Tales of the Hall . 1'hese works in the ordinary
shape, occupy four or five duodecimo volumns,
and could not be procured at lrom less than three
to five dollars. In the Renublic of Letters they
occupy three numbers of a paper the size of this
journal, as folded for delivery, and are sold at
the prodigious low price of eighteen cents. This
is making literature cheap indeed, and depriving
poverty ot all excuse lor ignorance. And let it not
be supposed that this extraordinary cheapness is attained by printing the weik on poor materials.
On the contrary, the Urography is uncommonly
beautiful, and the paper "s of a quality much superior to what is commonly used in book printing,
even the best Boston editions, It is as white as
snow, is composed either wholly, or in great part,
ol linen, and may be written upon as smo'.hly and fluently as the sheet on which we are inditimr
this article, which is on Gilpin's best." Evenintr Post. h " A weekly publication, bearing to the above titles, has been undertaken by Mr. Pearson. The design of the work is to place in the hands of all the old standard works, w hich arc now gen--m ......
eraliy reterrcd to as 1 lie acme ol polite literature; a course of reading, particularly followed bv those .1 : r: i. . . . r.;.
oesirous vi inculcating a correcr lasie. l lie undertaking is desirous of inculcating a coirrect taste. The undertaking is deserving, and should
meet with a liberal patronage. Each number
contains lb' pages of closely printed matter; the
typographical execution of w Inch is unsurpassed;
the price is only sixpence being by far the chea
pest, as well as most uselul publication tfiat ha
yet appeared. The present number contains Ma-
kenr-.e's Man of r eelrn, and pirt of Goldsmith' Vicar cf Wakefield." Evening Star.
"Under ibis title, Mr. William Pearson has
commenced a weekly Periodical, which is certainly the cheapest that ever came to our notice. It is intended to embrace only standard works. The first number contains Makenzie's M in of Feeling, and one fourth of the Vicar of Wakefield, the price of which is but six cents. The fiflytwo number, or the years publication, w ill at this
Irate, contain some fifty or sixty of the be5t woiks
in the English language, and corl but three dollars. The piper and typography are besides excellent." Courier and Enqi.in r. cT" Subscriptions received nt this rfiic. " LLTxNKS OE ALL DESCRIPTION '""
John Bowman's Estate.
nIIE undersigned, administrator of the esLi , tate of John Bowman, deceased, late of Posey township, gives notice that he has filed his account in the Probate Court for final settle
ment, and that the third day of the next November term of said court, is set for the final settle
ment of said estate,- and those heirs, who, in the lifetime of said John Bowman, received advances
of settlement, to appear then and there in proper
persons, ana answer under oath to such advances. THOMAS KELLY, -WmV. Aug. 13, 1SSL
NOTICE. AVING purchased Moses Chamberlin's Store, Notes, and Book Accounts. I am
desirous to close the books immediately by receiving cash or notes. Therefore, necessity requires me to give notice to every person indebted
to come forward, without delay, and settle their accounts. IIORTON CIIAMBERLIN. Jacksonville, August 23, 1834.
KIFIjUY ClEtCtlT COURT,
AUGUST TERM, 131. THOMAS JOHNSON,)
vs. Libel fot Dicorce
uny hi tue ne.xi lerm oi tins court, in tie iioiueu JvJUrMJ.,
at tne court-nouse m evav, on the thir l loiuiay in March next, then and there to enter his appear ance herein, and plead, answer or demur, the matters and things alledged in complainant's bill,
will be taken as confessed and decree made there-
N THIS DAY, to wit, the 4th day of th term aforesaid, corne now here into court
the said Thomas Johnson, by his counsel, and file
his bill to dissolve the bands of matrimony here-
Liee iiiiiuc uicie-i. iomil:,0,i 1D, . , , -,-.,
,. , i.i- . i , iuivn.ijn HKH1.1.U utm ten j 1 1 1 ii aiu tiir;saiu oarau on in his absence, and this cause stands continued , . r, .. , ,.
Kuiii'iu "i iti.suiis coniaiiieii insatu uiii; and it appearing to the satisfaction of said court, that the said SARAH is not a resident of the state of
Indiana, it is ordered by the court, that notice of
until the next term of this court. A true copy Test. EDWARD PATTO.N, clerk Clerk's office, September 21.
CAUTION. WHEREAS, on the 10th day of September, 1S31, I gave my notes to Harlow Bradford, one of $10 due, and one for $'2S one year after dale as the above described notes were obtained through fraud, I therefore caution all persons from taking said notes, as I will not pay the same or any part thereof. FRANCIS ENNIS. September 15, 1831.
The SaluvtUty Evening Visiter, Published every Saturday BY EPKRAIXVI LLOYD, Pi ! TMiLKiai, 1A. Is designed to be the repository of Literature,
and the Fine Arts; and also, of Agricultural, .Mechanical, Commercial, and Miscellaneous Intelligence; News, both Foreign and Domestic , together w ith political information, such as is calculated to enlighten its readers without distracting them, shall be liberally diffused through its columns. It is the largest paper in the West ; contains more matter than any other, and consequently, as will be seen by the terms, is the cheapest It is a (lorded at Two dollars in advance, or
the pendency of said bill be given by puhlieniinc
in the 1 cckly Alcxsenger, a newspaper printed and published at Printci's Retreat, in the county of Switzerland, for three weeks successively, at least sixty days prior to the next term of this court, and that the defendant appear on the first day of the next term of this court and answer the said bill, or the matters and things will be determined in her absence, and this cause is contin
ued. A copy Test. DAVID P SHOOK, clerk R.C C. Cravens Sullivan petitioners attornics. Versailles, Sep. 22 October 3. S rrDRUiHJIOiD, Attorney and Counsellor at Laic,
7nv AY, INDIANA.
l wo dollars ar.u nay cents, ai.cr li.iie niDniiis. ; -jj-t- F.LPS his oihce on Ferry street, immcdi-
i nose w no snau icinii me puunsncr jS ' -, exciu-; j&j ;itf v opposite the Post-Ofrice. Business sive of postage, for eight subscribers, shall be en-' Emitted to' his care will be faithfully and punctitlcd to the ninth copy, he iiskingremittanr.es bvii.,.,iv -ittruded to
mail.
A OTIC
His Justices' Office is kept at the same
place, where he also attends to all conveyancing
A";
tj wiui vjiuuiijj' r s. I'.si i i n.
, f
1I. persons indebted to the estate nfJohn
innings, jr. deceased, are reuuested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned, who has been appointed to administer said estate; and those having claims against the same, will
present them for examination, according to law. The estate is supposed to be solvent.
JOHN GIN N INGS, A d m"r. August 20.
Jacksonville SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. A N ELECTION w ill be held at the school
house in Jacksonville, on the 1th Satur
day, in October next, (she 2mW at 7 o'clock, P. M.to elect THREE TRUSTEES, and other
officers, for the ensuing twelve months.
LAWRENCE Nil I ELL, J Prssent WILLIAM C. KEEN, Trustees.
iittii i in-.
PHvLE ?C liCKl UK It, having solil out hiSi
JL STOCK OT GOOSJS, (lately
in the posseision of mr. George McCulloch, of
this place.) requests I hose indebted to limi to
make immediate payment. Ilis notes, books and accounts aie in tee hands of Pi:uri:t Dvi im it,
Esq. for collection- Those who are not prepar
ed to make immediate payment, can, by calling
on mr. Dufmir and securing the amount they owe obtain time for payment.
Debts payable in produce, may de discharged by delivery of the produce to mr. William Blander, of Vevay, who is appointed to receive the same. Those debts it is ex pec red will be punctually discharged. JAMES S BRANDER. Vevay. September 1U.
evay, September 10-
TO FARMERS. r3"""IIE owner of a hum, one mile above Jacksoiivillr, wishes to employ mine person to put in tw i.nty Ai Rr.s of 1 1 EAT, for him immediately; for which lie will pay CASH, The ground is an oat stubble, very mellow, and can be plowed easilv now. notwithstanding the diotight. Apply to Isaac Ch:itnbulin, adjoining the land ro at this office. September il.".
FOR SALE HEBE.
LINT OF LETTERS.
EMAININ'G at the i.ost-ofilee at MountEiAt Sterling, Indiana, on the 30lh day ol Sepeniher, IS31; which if not taken out before the 1st day of January next, n ill be sent to the Gene
ra! post-oihee, us dead letters.
Joseph Aukinson
James Cooper, Sarah Elsttm, Henry 11. -Mitchell, Joseph Todd,
George W. Baldwin, Thomas Colo, Russell Lund, Harvey Pear, Jacob Valentine. E. PEB.NET. nosl master.
-MountMerliug, October L
13LANKS For sale at this ofiice.
"FT ETTEES remaining in the post-office at
ii Printer's Retreat, Indiana, on lh 30;h of
September, IS31.
Lewis A. Claik, 2 Samuel Butier John De-
graw 3iary Rii. hards. WILLIAM C. KEEN, P. M. October 3. Ono Cent Reward.
CN AW A from the subscriber on the 30lh tilt, an apprentice boy. named Cole
'1 hompson, aged about lf yea is. lie was bound to the undersigned by the overseers of the poor ol Jefferson township. All persons are forbid to employ or harbor said boy under tin: severest penalties of the law. JOHN M M AKIN. Jr. Sept. ir, i cm.
Ii Ell. IRE OF ITU ID. "ai7IIEREAS, on the 2 2d instant, I gave Vv my promissory note to J AMES LEWIS, of Vevay. for the sum of $'10 00, payable one year after date, witnessed by A. Twinehan,
as 1 then thought, for a valuable consideration;
but have since ascertained was false therefore.
all persons are cautioned against trading for said.
note, as 1 w ill not pay it. HENRY GARARD, Jefferson township, September 21. School Commissioners Notice. I. THOMAS COLE, School Commissioner
of Switzerland county, do hecby authorize and . i ..i. i, ."-
appoint, jo&epii jjow oi saiu county, my deputy,, to receive monies from persons subject to militia
duty, residing within this county, who wish to-
avail themselves ot the act entitled ''An act for the encouragement of Education," approved Feb2, 1S33. Given under my hand this Gth day of September, 1H31. THOMAS COLE, S. C.S. C. FIELD NOTES: prF3'"",n suliM-riLcr is prepared to furnish coriL net transciipls of the original Field Notes ol every section, Pactional section, and quarter section of land in this county, at twenty-live centsper each tract Warranted correct. M ILLIAM C. KEEN. Printer's Retreat, Aug. 21. LOOK OUT!
"'"JIIE subscriber having assumed the Pf.llocJtL tiot: an-l settlement of the accounts of tho late firm of KEEN vV, CHILD, respectfully requests those indebted to the (inn, to make imme
diate payment. What, Rye, O.its, Corn, vc will be taken in payment, at the market price, if' delivered at Printei'n Retreat, or at the itsidenco of the subscriber in Jacksonville, bv the 5i of September next. GEORGE M. CHILD, Jack ouville, AugusV !.", I Sol.