Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 3, Madison, Jefferson County, 16 January 1817 — Page 4

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farmer once with many a com. greater effect to this cxclafort blest. mntmn hp. stmrined with

HneSt way,"1" Pl0"8h t0 his fec and lifted his hands Still wanting something more to and eyes to heaven, Sf with Took Sa'a active and gushing tears cried aloud, knowing. 'Stop Gabriel J stop GabriTheir days they pass'd with harmo- cj j stop cre y0U enter the

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V , dear had caught, omnu vmv . . T Which prov'd the torment of the He then in the most simple, poor man's life. b t enerp-etic language, de To cut the matter short, a curious uut CilBvllv- 6 b . Power scribed a; dying Saviour s She boasted of foretelling cache- love to sinful-man, SO that And 9didC it1 rain-she knew there'd almost thhvholeof the COllbe a shower; gregation melted into tears. "SThis address was accomWhene'er the good man vex'd, panied with such animawould say rny dear, . ; , . aturaJ aclion that Old Hodge's hogs the cornfield have lKu J Cl 11xt"1 . ' been plund'ring, it surpassed any Hung I C-

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'NOTICE,THE subscriber begs leave to tender his thanks to his former customers, and the public in general, for their liberal support, and wishes to inform them that he continues to keep at his old stand in Madison, (next door to the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Indiana,) a general assortment of " Merchandize, a mongst which are the following articles, to wit 2

Cloths Coatings Cassimcres Cassinetts Velvets fords Flannels Blankets Cotton, Worsted

and Silk VestingsJ

r Snuff boxes Sleeve buttons Coat ditto Vest ditto Shirt ditto

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1 told you so she'd cry, why are preacher. you wond'ring. When freshes rose and swept a fence FROM AN OLD P APER. or gate; ' A lady of rank returning from a If barns blew down or cattle went party at a very unseasonable hour, astray, found her waiting maid dozing I told you so his loving spouse woud with a small pamphlet before her say. which she had been reading : her One day to prove her wond'rous Cye caught the title, and she became foresight more, agitated : while the maid was unHe. hit upon a plan somewhat un- dressing her, she ventured to incouth, quire the cause of her trepidationHe ran into the house, and stoutly Oh !' exclaimed the lady, 'that litswor.e, tie book which lay before you EThe hogs have ate the Grindstone Ternity! Eternity ! Etenity !- up smack smooth. what a state am I in should Eternity Up starts his rib so ominous, to begin tnis night.,, And Sm his agitated face, THE FORBIdFeFRUIT. Cries out, I told so, then why not Writers differ in their opinion, move it on what fruit it was, that Adam, by I knew it stood in an improper the persuasion ot his wife, ate in - mradise. Some say it was an ap-

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An intimate friend OI was citron. Rabbi Solomon is of th. celebrated Mr. Home' S2ffi,RSft asked him what he thought would be detested by all the world, Of Mr. Whitfield's preach- Mtno-oncwouldeyartirteit. u, i " . . 1 With due submission to rabbiniing, for he listened to the cal opinions, I must differ from the latter part of one of his ser- learned Israelites; for it appears to tmj- l t tj me, that if the fruit was known, mons at Edinburgh. He IS moreWoUldbeeatenofit than of sir, the most ingenious any other. preacher I ever heard, it is the lutonary war, a worth while to go 20 miles gentleman imriding through Pennto hear him. He then re- sylvnia, came to a field where a llp 11 - quaker was at his usual employment, pealed a passage towards and inqired for the rosd that lead the Close of the discourse to the place of his destination ; the i i u j if. quaker gave him the necessary diwhich he had heared At- ?cctions and added 'thee looks like ter a solemn pause, he thus a fighting man by thy dress, the addressed his numerous au- 3l; dience. "The attendant the friend informed him that he was Ancl is JUSt about to leave in error, that when he was smitten b f -J, . . , j on one cheek he should turn the othe thrcshhold and ascend tiier thc man (who was an officer) to heaven : and shall he as? thought he wold try thc spiritof the 'i " i . , i.i quaker, & immediately began to eend, and not bear with gog him with his long orsc wMp; him the news of one sinner the quaker in return for such treatimong all.this multitude claimed lrom thecrrorof togallop off for his" own safety.

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Calicoes Cambrics -Leno Muslins , Shirting dito Bombazetts

Handkerchief Assorted.

Shawls Hose Gloves Socks Kid, Morocco, & Leather shoes

MENS SHOES, coarse and fine. " Books and Stationary. JLVVKLHY.

I GROCERIES

Assorted.

Tea Coffee Pepper Ginger Spices and Sugar Inkstands Candlesticks nd Snuffers Uongs Shovels and Pokers Cutlery Hardware Queensware Glassware Nails Kettles Pots & Ovens

Combs assorted. Tinware ditto And a great variety of other arti. cles too tedious to mention. & I wish to purchase a quantity , Whiskey Pork , Lsird " ' Beebwax Tallow Sugar Butter and Linen. Dressed Deer skins For THOMAS DOUGLASS, JOHN MEEK. Madison. Jan 9,181 7, 2 6vv N, B. Those indebted to the subscriber, are requested to call and make payment. Fcr T. DOUGLASS, T. MEEK.

New, Cheap, and Elegant GOODS. Thornton and See, just from Ky. have brought on & are now opening in the new brick house, two doors below Captain Ristine's tav. ern on Main Cross-street, a choice and fashionable assortment ot fall and winter goods, consisting of SUPERFINE CLOTHS FLANNELS, BOMBAZETTS, CASSIMERES, PELECES, COARSE CLOTHS, CORDS, VELVETS, And a variety of elegant VESTING, Blankets. Calicoes, Ginghams, Silks and Silk-chambrays, cassinetts, gentlemens roram and caster Hats and ladies Bonnets &c. All of which goods having been purchased late last fall at Philadelphia, they will be able to retail as low for cash, as any goods have been heretofore sold in the western country. - Having removed with a determination of set-, tling permanently in this country, they solicit, and hope to receive a part of thc public patronage. THORNTON & SEE. Madison, Dec. 23, 1816. 1-3w N. B. They expect to have on hand in a short time, a supply of groceries, hardware, queensware, cutlery and cotton yarn. I have several tracts of unimproved land, near Madison, (Indiana,) which 1 will lease on good terms, if application is made immidiately. A. A. MEEK. Madison, Jan. 1, 1817 - 1-6w

NEW GOODS. The subscribers hereby respectfully inform the citizens of Madison and the adjacent country, that they have just received direct from New York and Baltimore, a supply of new and seasonable goods, of the latest importations from Europe: which they offer for sale at their store opposite to Messrs. Branham and Stapp's tavern, where they intend keeping a general assortment of American, European, and West India goods ; which tficy will dispose of on very moderate terms for cash. L.R. & G. W. LEONARD. Jan. 2, 1817. 1 -tf FOR SALE, A lease of ten acres of land, for the term of three years; it is now under a good fence; within two miles of Madison near M'CIure's horse-mill and Mount Pleaant meeting house. For terms, apply to the subscriber near the premises. WILLIAM HOOD. Jan. 4, 1816. 2-3W Tallow wanted at this office