NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS: 1828, Bullitt County, KY


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Transcribed by: SilasLevi@webtv.net (Mr. Brooks)
Date: 27 Jan 2000 
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   Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 20:23:29 -0500 (EST)
   From: SilasLevi@webtv.net (Mr. Brooks)
Subject: Abstracts: 1806-1826...try again

   
Vol.10, #966, Wed., Jan.9 1828

A list of letters remaining at the Post Office in Shepherdsville on
Jan.1, 1828
Col. Henry ANDERSON,    Joseph A. BROOKS,    Francis BLANFORD,    Rodolphus BUKY,   
Francis BEAN,    Gen.Henry CRIST,    Henry CRIST & SONS,    James COMBS,    Bazil
CROW,    Edward CROW,    Capt.CARTMILL,    Cosby CRENSHAW,    Wm CHAPEL,    Edward 
DOUGHERTY,    Jacob FRIDLE,    Nathaniel FLOYD,    John GRAHAM,    Wm.F. HILTON,   
John HASHFIELD,   Martin HASHFIELD,    P. HINTON,    Jacob HUBBS,   Enos KERR,    John
LASHBROOK,    Wilford LEE,    Sally LASHBROOK,    Nathan MILES,    Joseph MURRAY,
Levi MAGRUDER,    Evans MORE,    John MYERS & Sons,    Archibald McGRUDER,    John
McDOWEL,    R.D.N. MORGAN,    Morris ORM,    Whitledge OVERALL,    Dr. Henry OLDHAM,   
Guy PHELPS,    George F. POPE,    John RUST,    Benedict RHODES,    John K. ROSSON,   
Widow ROGERS,    D. ROBARDS,    Hiram SCOTT,    Pleasant SCOTT,    Able SHAIN,   
Anthony SHAWLER,    Thomas SUMMERS,    C.J. SAUNDERS,    TIFORD & BOWMAN,    Overall
WHITLEDGE,    Hezekiah WESTFALL,    Dr. Hugh WILSON,    Lewis WILCOXEN.    Alfred SIMMONS is 
the Post Master.

Vol. 9, # 871, Sat. Feb.10,1827

Henderson, Kentucky, had an earthquake Thursday that lasted about 20 seconds.

 Vol.1 #32, Wed., Jan.27, 1819

Peter Newton's wife, Mary, has left him and he will no longer be responsible for her debts.