Western Times, Volume 2, Number 19, Richmond, Wayne County, 16 January 1830 — Page 4

TREASURY DEPARTMENT* December 10,1849. The treasurer, in obedience to the direction ofthe “lot concerning the Auditor of Public Account* and Treasurer of State,” respectfully suhmitsthe following report ofthe public revenue ami expenditures, from Dec. I* 1828 to Dec, 5. 1829. Amount in treasury Deo. 1,1828. 1,348 01 Receipt* from that period to the stb D-c 1829, from taxet due for the year 1822 s*4s 47 do do do do 1823 606 13 do do do do 1824 69 60 do do do do 1845 19 52 do do do do 1826 144 38 do do do do 1827 218 10 do do do do 1828 *7.001 86 do do do 'do 1829 2.885 08 From ale of lot* in IndiannpOli** 3,053 81 do do do Seminary land*, 4,'617 91 Sale of land mortgaged to toanofioe, *7l 50 Loan* refunded, 498 N Interest on loan*, 1,394 79 Administrator of Tboma* Deccatt who left no heir*, 38 74 Militia fine*. 39th and 48<h ragfi. 36 87 Superintendent Freuoh Lick, *5 00 Total ReoeipU* 41.023 60 Making in all , $52,371 61 Expenditure* during the above period. Contingent expense*, 394 27 Printing and stationary, 2.667 00 Pay and mileage of legislature* 11,099 82 Salaried of the judiciary, 5,703 38 - - da do Executive* 2.138 95 do do Prosecutor*, 954 50 do Os Adit and Quartermaster 4 Generals 206 25 iSpeciflo appropriations, 1,618 91 Expenses of Presidential election* 172 30 Expense* for state prison, 819 52 do State Library, 63 63 do Probate Judges, 18 00 do Wolves destroyed* 555 50 do Michigan Road, 1,828 64 do Canal fund, 1.442 45 Tor Wabash and Miami cauAl, 1,000 00 On accountbf salt springs, 85 00 Paid to county seminaries of militia fines, 20 25 Order* of trustees of Indiana College, and’allowances initiation to same, 1,942 07 Salary of Agent, and appropriations for improvements at Indianapolis, 2,247 49 Loans of seminary funds ; and consideration of a tract of mortgaged lands void on credit, "7,070 00 Leaving in the troasury on the 6th December, f629 10,123 68 52,371 61 The olaima to which the treasury '-is liable* re as follo'wst Outstanding warrahts, 162 05 Salaries and special allowances not yet audited 1.863 00 Consciehtion* fines 542 52 Pay of probate judges supposed 1.000 00 Indianapolis fund 3,307 34

Making In all $6,974 91 Which deducted from the cash on hand leave* $3,148 77 Os former delinquencies and ofthe revenue of 1829, there will probably be paid during the financial year, the sum of $28,500 00 which wifi make in all $31,648 77 to meet the eurrerit expenses ofthe year. The expenditures dnriiis: the ensuing year may be estimated at s3t‘,oQo which will leu vein the treasury on the first of December 1830, $648 77 The state revenue from the year 1822 to this time, has arisen almost entirely ffOm the tax on polls and land. Daring this period the'taxable polls have increased from 28,500 to 48.500, and the taxable land from 1,874,710 acres, lo 3,695,177 acres. The increase was much laiger in tbeyears 1822 and 18*4 than any which have suc T ceeded them, as may be seta from The following table of actual receipts, calculating the revenue at the present rates. Rec’ts for year 1822*. $17,400 00 do do do 1823, 20.31600 do do do 1824, 22,83400 do do do 1825 24,395 00 do do do 1826 25,635 00 do do do 1827 27.091 98 do do do 1828 29,721 18 do do do 1829 estimate 31.500 90 Judging from the past, the revenue of the state can hardly be expected to increase more than from fifteen to eighteen hundred dollars per annum. The increase in expenditures during the last seven years has been pnncifmlly in the following items; Legislative and printing, about SSOOO 00 Probate Judges and wolf scalp bounties, 3,600 00 Making $8,500 00 Newr occasions of expenditure'Will probably arise in the judiciary and other departments, so that a considerable Surplus revenue is not soon to be expected. Respectfully submitted, SAMUEL MERRILL, TreOs. MEDICAL NOTICE DU. E. M&SOtf, Respectfully tenders his services, in the various branches of his profession, to the citizeus of Wayne County. He can be found at his office, on Main street, RICHMOND, unless lie be absent on professional business. N. B. He will also attend to the various branches of Dental Surgery. Richmond, Nov 21st, 1829. 12*tf LOOK OIJTR a THE Subscriber having been much troubled by tresspassers, finds it necessary to imperatively forward all persons from trespassing, or committHig depredations on his laud, as he is determined to enforce the law to its full exteht, Hga'mst ail offenders. ISRAEL ABRAHAMS. Centreville, December 26, 1829. 16—■

MEDICAL NOTICEDoctors Dorsey &l Stephens, Respectfully inform the citizens of Centreville and the surrounding vicin age, that they have united in the practice of Physic, Surgery, src. From a Strict attention to business* they hope , to merit a share of public patronage. One or both of them may be found* at t their office* two doors West of H. Bryan's Inn* when not absent on profession* 1 at business. \ Centreville, October 7ft. 1829. 6 *lf \ PUBLIC? SALSMnM7E Will sell, at Public Vendue, on y V Saturday, the 30th of the Present month, on the premises of BeAjamin Pulghum, in Richmond, Wayne county, lhd. all the PERSONAL ESTATE Os Anthony Fulghum, late of said county, deceased, consisting of A Horse, Cattle, Household furniture,, &c. &c. 'Perms will be made known, and attention given, on the day of sale. BENJAMIN FULGHUM,} .. , ■ M D. SPRINGER, $ Jan. 9th, 1830. 18*3.

NOTICE OP INSOLVENCY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may concern, that (he undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of JAMES LEE, Late Os Wayne County, Indiana, dec’d. having ascertained that the whole Sr sets, and property of said Estate are not sufficient to discharge the demands against the same has declared the said Estate to be Insolvent, and filed bis complaint in the Probate Court of Wayne County, Indiana, pursuant to the statute in such case provided, set* ting forth correctly the,situationof said Estate, so far as is yet known, and praying for relief, &c This is therefore to notify all persons concerned, that be claims the settlement of said Estate, as an INSOLVENT ESTATE, And will close the-same as such, against 'all persons who’ fail to present their rlaims within the .lime prescribed by law. ' ELI GAPEN, Adm'r. Jan. 9th, 1830. 18*4. i

A LIST OF LETTERS, ■REMAINING in the Post Office at JY% MILTON, Indiana. on the 31st of the 12th month, (December.) 1829, which if not taken out befgre the Ist of the 4th month. ( April,) 1830, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. H —Wright Anderson, Peter Achabach. £ —Aaron Cay for, George Corn, Sarah Charles, Lucinda Chamberlin, E— John Dukes. B—Henry-P. Ervin. H —RachAel House, Benjamin Hall. J—’Thomas Johnson, b —Joseph Longacre. M’Cormack. ls John Nixon. fk— Joseph Philips, ft —David Reese. X —John Treadway, v—Peter Voorhees. Vs--John Wilson. ELIJAH COFFIN. P. M. lr< month, Ist, 1830. 18*3. A LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining in the Post office At CENTREVILLE, Indiana, on the] 31st. day of December, 1829, which if not taken oat before the firstday of April 1830, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead-letters. , 8 Mary Lewis, Patrick Bt-Rrd, Wesley S.‘Lead better, John Brown, X Christian Brower, Edward Matthews*, Wright Bass or John Maxwell 2, Ssniuel Lawrence, Orreu Morton, William Brown, Samuel Melson, Esq. Isaac Bailor, John Mabaley Nancy Bryant, Aaron Miller John Bain, Samuel McConahay William Ball, George Moasman Beal Sutler, Jeremy Mansur George Bundy. yj O Joel Nelsen David Culbertson $ Richard Corwin William Pike ChaHea Carter Samuel Pritchet Alfred Carter Woodfard W. Philips2 David Careqn p cJ.? hee,Ban Col. Enoch Raihback Joseph Cray J„ n , t han Rou.h _ . ® Philo'Rossell Benjamin Duncan Jobn B . Rud dell John Day E ‘“°' t tf&amSt^do Jonathan Edney j ohn sUggleman X* Thomas Skinner Nimrod Furgnson Hosea Sisk Jacob Forel John Smith, Esq. Ck John Si rattan John Green Samuel Shamela|] John Gay* fijsq. Septimus Smith H T Samuel Hundley William Tharp George Holeman, Esq. William Turner John Hart 1 Harrison Thacker George Hunt, Esq. Michael Thow John Hatfield John Test J jme* HbJtsclaw Charles Thompson John Judd Mr. Vown^" x tor John Kindley Morgan Wilson Jonathan Kid well i#bn Whittenmyer Jt Andrew Woods C*lel|l,ewis, * John Whitehead. Elisabeth Lomax [Bl letters.] SAMUEL HANNAH, P. M. January 1 it. 1830. 18*3, &

r ■ - 1 LAST notice. I hereby notify all those who have had Smith work done at my Shop, that I have quit the business, and wish all those who have accounts unsettled, to come and settle the same against the 20th of Jahtiary, 1830, asi am determined to have my books settled up. EDWARD K. HART. 26. 1829. 16 *tf. NEW GOODS. THE Subscribers have just received from New York, Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Circassians, Bombazetts, Vestings, Flannels, &c. Sfc. Which,with their former sto<&, comprises an excellent assortment, and will be sold very cheap or cash, or approved produce. BLOOMFIELD & COMMONS. Centretille,Dec. 12// 1829. 14*1/.

CASTOR OIL PRESSES THE Subscriber continues to manufacture Presses of great power for extracting the Oil from Castorßeans, on an improved plan; and makes, to order, and has on hand, Presses of the above description. Alto, Press Screws for Fullers, Paper makers, Book binders, Printers, Tobacconists; Screws for raising Mid-stones, Timber wheel ftcrews, 4-c. &c . He would particularly recommend his Castor Oil Presset to the people 6f the west, as their soil and climate are particularly adapted to the culture of the Castor Bean. CHARLES EVANS. No. 33, Bread SL Philadelphia. l*6m. Executors’ Notice. Notice is hereby given, to ait whom it may concern, that at the January Term, 1830, of the Waytie Probate Court, Letters Testamentary were granted to the undersigned by said Court, on the Estate of JSBSE XBBLTM9, Late of Wayne County. Ind. deceased. All persons indebted to said Estate are desired to at ike immediate payment, and those having •lemands agAinst the same aje requested to pre •ent them for settlement within the time prescribed by law. Wi® Estate is solvent. GEORGE SPRINGER,) ~ JOHN SMITH, j tjXn ' Jan . 9th 1830. 18*3. -- - -t-T- - ■ - - -- " y - / Administrators 1 Notice. ]V OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom Ixl it may concern, that at the Janqary Term, 1830, of the Wayne Probate Court, the undersigned obtained'from said Court Letters of Administration on the Estate of AXTBONtFULGHUM, Late of Wayne County, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to saitl Estate are therefore requited to make Ho them immediate payment, and such as hate demands thereon are requested to present their claims within the ‘time prescri bed hv law. The Estate is considered insolvent. BENJAMIN FULGHUM, ) ... , MATTHEW D. SPRINGER,) Jan. 9th. 1830, 18*3.

A LIST OF LETTERS, REM AINING in the Post Office at RICHMOND, Indiana, on the 31st day of December, 1829, which if not taken odt by the Ist day of April, 1830, will be sent-to the General Poet Office as dead letters. ; ▲ I. John Anderson Nancy Leuveitok Mr. Stuart Aydelett Abel Lomax William Aero John Liles 8 M Nehemiah Baker - Thomas Manning Elnah Brock John McClain Ephraim Bundy John Moore Elijah Burton Benjamin G. Moore J acob Bell Jg jovirh Bradbury William H. Neilson Henry Baker John Nicholson S Jesse Baker q Thomas Bulla William Orr Moap , r ,SL„ William Owens slo*6l LUIDPAT p William Cook Samuel Prevo Stephen Cox Jesse Parker \brabam Charles Sarah Price . i. Isaac Parker Lyman Daniels John Peer Richard Dnwney * Richard J. Dawney Fanny Rife P Richard Ransford Dr. Luke French Henry Rue Bennett Krvar 8 Q Mr. Thos. F. Sid well Henry Garrett George Swariogen Jesse Gray Peter Smith * ' Charles C Gapea Hepsabah Stephenson m Abner Small Ziepha Holowell !° hn Sutherland David Hoover Jesse Simons Sarah Holman Alexander Stoke* David Harman 3 T Phillip Harter Noab Todd Jobn Hare Benjamin Thomas J 1 V Mauris Little John David Updegrafft James Judkins Rebecca Untbank Shobal Julian, John Underwood Elisha Jinkens , XT Nathaniel Jackson Josiah Vore Rebecca Jsbnson David Vore Jesse John XT .1 . .... 8t 1 ' *_ Luke Woodard John Kihbrj, Esq, James Wright Susannah Ktesfaer George Wetriek Wesley Wood [B3 let’s.! ROBERT MORRISSON, P.M. January 1*1,1830. 18*3.

A STATEMENT, or THE Receipts and Expenditures ot t\ie Treasury of WAYNE COUNTY, Balanced up to the first Monday in January, 1830. Balance remaining in the Treasury on the first Monday in Jap. 1829, $279 27 Received of William Me Lane on acc’pt of Tax for the years 1827 &28 1171 50 ” Os James Mourman in full of Tax for 1829 562 83 ” Os D.Hoover, Jurors fees 18 87 ” Os D. Hoover, Tax on writs and seals ” ” 800 ” Os sundry persons for Estrays, ” ” ” ” 2125 ” Tax for exhibiting Shows 10 00 Os E. K. Hart & WH■liam Elliott, Rent for part of publtck Square in Centreville ” M 18 00 “ Os sundry persons for Store k Tavern license 421 24 Total am't of Receipts $2510 97 EXPENDITURES. Paid sundry pejsons holding orders, ” ” ” 1155 15 Loaned by. order of the Board ” ” ” ” 600 00 Which deducted from the Receipts ” ” ” 175515 Will leave a balance in theTreasuryof ” ” 82 There is due on two Judgments in the Wayne Circuit Court, against Win. McLane, and his Securities M ” ” $66151 Out of which his Odmmis- * sion is to be deducted. January 4 th 1830. JONATHAN PIJITTS,) JESSE WILUTS , \ Cbm’*. DANL. REID, \ (Attest) D. HOOVER, Clk. Jan. 9th, 1830 18*3. PUBLIC S-LL3. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC VENDUE, at the late residence of James*Hooton,of Stony creek Township, Henry County, Ind. deceased, on .Monday, the 25th day of the present month, all the PERSONAL ESTATE Os said deceased, consisting of A Wagon, Yoke of Oxf*n, Horse, Colt, two Cows and Calves, eleven Sheep, Corn in husk, Wheat in the field, Farming utensils, House hold furniture, &c. die. to commence at 10 o’clock A.M. on said day, when Attendance will be giveirand conditions made known, by “PLEASANT HARRIS,) .. , JAMES ROUTH, \ Admrt - Jan. 9th, 1830. 18*3.

ITOTIC3. Indiana, to wit, > In the Wayne Wayne County Circuit Court. John Brower, i On Petition v*. > ror. A Mary Brower. \ Divorce. Be it remembered that on the 20th day of November, 1829. the said John Brower, bj Henry C. Hammond, Esq his Attorney, filed in the- Clerk’s office of the Wayne Circuit Court, his Peti lion, in writing, in this behalf, agaitiet •he said Mary Brower, praying fora Divorce from her, the said Mary. And afterwards, to wit, on the first day of January, 1830, the Honorahle Caleb Lewis and Bale Butler, Associate Judg es ofthe said Wayne Circuit Court, in the presence of each other, made the following order in relatiou to said Peti ion, to wit; State of Indiana,) Wayne County. 8S * We, the undersigned, Associate Judges of the Wayne Circuit Court, pursu ant to the statute in such case made and provided, do hereby order and direct that the pendency of the foregnihg Peth tion of John Brower be published four weeks successively in the “Western Times,” a wet kiy newspaper printed in Centreville, in Paid Countv, requiring the said Mary* Brower to be and appear before the Judges of the said Wayne Circuit Court, on the first day of their next term thereof, to be holden in the Court house in Centreville. on the 4th Monday .In February next, and answer the said Petition for or otherwise the same will be tried in seer absence. Ordered hy us* at CeniTeville, tbi first day of Jan ua iy, 1830. CALEB LEWIS, r BEALE BUTIER. January 9th, 1830. 18*4.

DR. Le H. PUMPHrJ Designs making CENTRFW | hie place of residence, and o flJ professional services to the c 9 thereof, and its vicinity. HI, jJ is directly West of the Court ho Q 9 the building formerly occupied btl Isaac Burbank. . ■ June 25 th, 1829. NEW | _ LBATHSB STOJ * THE Subscrbers respectfully jX 1 their friends and the public. thsM have opened a ■ Leather Store, ■ Currying S\iop,| In the house 2 doors west of C. Shil Hatter shop, on Main St. where thejl = tend keeping on band a general assort A of all kinds of Leather at Cincinnati p 9 ALSO, Tanners I 'and Curtil w tools. Oil, &c. Ae. ■ i< m.&j.m.lawl £ in the rough,■ dry hides, taken in exchange.■ Richmond, 10/A mo 10 ht, 1829. 6*l A O TES'-! O YES!!! I S ■'- a rpHE Subsd y J ers havinß * chased the intel T P ofThosL Dou|B \ r mmßk. in the late firol „ / I doughty! 2 BRADY,! 1 V I J Will still cont! ] to manufacture! , ® kinds of I Saddles, Bridles, and Harness,! w the Old Stand, two 1 E. L. &P. H. Frost’s store. Th! 1 wishing to Purchase any arti! J it theirline of business will pie! ] give us a call> as we design ling low for Cash, or approv! country produce. . 1 J. & W.S. BRADY.! AArauustvators’ Notice! THE UNDERSIGNED Having takes! of the Probate Court of Heniy County,liH Letter* of Administration on (he Estate of R JAMES BOOTOir, Late of Henry coUuty, Indiana, deceased. iH pereons indebted to said Estate are make immediate payment, and all those hitfl demand* against said Estate are requeued ■ - prevent them for settlement within the tiiH prescribed bv law. (rt-The Estate i* tohuH PLFA SANTHARRIS,) L , , | JAMES ROUTH, Jan. 9th, 1830. 18*sH A BARGAIN!!! THE Subscriber wishes to sell Ikl following described || Va Rea\ Estate; I Lving two and a half miles S. W. of RICbI MOND, Ind. on the road leading fromSilH isbury to Hamilton; to wit, r OF EXCELLENT LAND; 80 Acres under Cultivation, on whiefl there is a H GOOD ORCHARD, Os between 800 and 1000 Choice Tbe! Consisting of Apples, Peaches,Pears,PlvmM Cherries and Quince*. There are also <! the premises aSAW AND GRISTMILL! In complete operation: Avery superior I STO s QUARRY; a Two Lime Kilm.l Any person wishing to pnrehase, (ball hinl a BARGAIN, worth attending to, by callingoil the subscriber, living on the premises. DAVID HARMAN. I July 4th. 1829. 45*26/ | BARGAIN!! I The Subscriber wishes to sell the I 7ALVABILII Pi.SK I On which he lives, Iving in view of tbs I Town of CENTREVILLE, Indians, I and within 30 lods of the great National I Road. It contains ICO Acres of fios I land, 100 acres under improvem€Dt| I and on which there are | 300 A'PPLE TREES; I Some of them now in full bearing, and I a great variety of Peach trees, of excel- I lent quality. There is on the premneh I a commodious M DWELLING HOUSE* With a never failing spring of superior water at the door. The timber lend is of the first quality, and the most valuable kind. Any person who will cell soon can have a profitable bargain. SAMUEL KING. Centreville, Sept. 26,1829. 4*tf. TRUSS - OF THE WtSTRII TIMES. - For one- year, or fifty twe aumhers, _ J If paid within Two months, $* If paid within the year, If not paid within the year, * 00 When sent by mail, or , a carrier, tb* postage must be paid by the subscriber.