Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 17, Madison, Jefferson County, 19 April 1817 — Page 4

P1CTURK OF JESUS CHRIST, Sent to the Roman Senate by Publius Ltnndis, governor of Judea, at the time thut the reputation of Jesus Christ began to be known in the world. ( The original

is in the Imperial Library at Paris. J r. HERE is at present in Jude-

A Tail-Yard for Sale flV- NiLES' WEEKLY KhGIblEK. ,c the;r industry and mi,

i -J V I his establishment and well advantages, and the )?lkC( Hlg Olie mile beiOVV the known work has 'been 'published broad and comprehensive J lloUl isllillg town Of Mad- at Baltimore since the first of Sep- In politics, it is proper to bs-,' knn nn ivhir-h tiiorn ie J. tember i3ii and, consequently, that rry are exd

v - :n nrr nd nr the mnst in- and that not mur is irs-i-M.

w - j.. - y ---w v VJ teresting events which have occur- electioneering or local vi vaA -, V.rtr inrl iKrriM nrwnf. while nrsnn ?1 rhr-ir :..

tiuai uwiii- aiJci f-- v - i is pe

mg to its possessor a greater quan- assailed. i lie cast or the y

tity of documents and facts be-

or b vats sunk, and a good spring, two comfortable cabins with 7 or ft

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a, a man of rare virtue, acres of land nhnchoA fn Ibninne to the history of Amen-

whom they call Jesns Christ, . , ca and Europe, than ever before the barbarians believe he is a pro. UiC sdrnit, , IOr terms, ap- wag compressed into one work phet; but his followers worship ply to the subscriber, in and as to things past, a body of him, a being decended from the lVfdicnrT matter that never can be supplied

iVladison.

HENRY RISTINE.

by any other publication

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is certainly repubjca!1;j in the meaning of the term plied to a diss of poHiiciansini United States, but on the jfu pies of the constitution tlic, and is decidedly and active..

posed i o the principle of n,.','

It is printed on a sheet of fine chy and its friends. Th?

April 12. 1817 16-3w roper-royal paper, in octavo tages or our system or w r ' paged and calculated for binding, merit arc duly appretivJ . ". " with a complete index for every the horrors and hypocrites or J 'Attention! volume. Each volume (takim; potism exposed : that we n,l

immortal Gods. He re suscitates

the dead and heals all diseases by his word. or touch. He is tall & weil made. His mien is gentle and venerable. His hair is of a color difficult to describe, (that

of a very ripe inbertj it falls m The voters of Jefferson county in gratuitous supplements) con- love and cleave to the npubM

curls below his ears, and ilowso- (all subject to do militia duty) tains about 450 pages, and there the ark of our safety am he

ver nis snouiaers wiin innnite are requested to attend at Tanvs are two vn s; tcr annum, tor five ness-

grace, divided on the crown of his Edwards' on the third Saturday dollars, payable in advance. Adhead in the manner of the Naza- in April next to elect one colonel, vertisements of all sorts are exrines. His forehead is l.rge and one lieut. colonel, and one major, eluded: and its' capacious pages, smooth, and his cheeks are tinged in compliance with the act of the and small, but good type, gets in with on agreeable red. His nose general assembly of the state of more matter than ever before is.

and mouth are formed with ad- Indiana, passed and approved the sued from the press in book-form, they occur. mirabie symmetry. Hi beard is 3d of Jan. 1817. Given under heet for sheer, in any country. 0 It is, perhaps ving : thick, its color corresponding my hand this 20th of March 18 j 7. To those who have seen and deal, but theeditor v:rau:

iU1 nn nanjutuim. u i.iu. uiiu omuuiw , vj. J. J.M examined the weekly kegis- asseruon-inai as a mere new. Mr

8. Essays and facts in .n every department of the sew. with some amusing artk!: and a record of events under ;

hand of the " Chronicle."

below his chin, and dividing tow-

... . . ' a ! ri .. ' . . . civ. an y uwjvi .wv.w.. v.- - . j

S!di the middle, it rorms nearly "sc or letters remaining m the is deemed superfluous. Its meiits sed for the intel!ij,ei ce it r

a 101.. im aic un.nanr, luauison, 1. on or demerits are seen on the slight- by many, even or the da.:. - clear and serene. He censures toe first day of April 18x7, est insoection. And, while, with pcrs in the United States -.J..

winch if not taken cut, will be -n i,nnNt i.J.f. the editor oh- articles of nevs which it crr.tii

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as dead letters by the 1st of July next. A. Elizabeth Alexander, v,

Wm. Anderson, Aaron Ames.

with majesty, and exhorts with mildness, w hcther he speaks or acS he does "it with elegance and gravity. 17 j has never been seen to laugh, but frequently to weep. He is very temperate, wise, and

modes:. lie is a man, who by B. John Buchanon, John

his excellent beauty and his per- i )Oth, Jesse Britc, Brook Ben

serves that many of the most d is- being divested of nr.'.i.y oi I

tinguished characters in the Unit- rumouis and report-i, .urn;: ed States, With some in Europ. and " it is saids" of the orJ'.s

and South America, have, with papers, ar.d inscricd with Uc

the most flattering encomiums to their veiity, ar.ci ariar

upon hiiri, decidedly approved of method, take up, ind-ei!, i u! its plan and execution, there are small portion of its pages Vvlj

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uU,uw,ku.,.,Mu.1(llUuauo1 ..w., )a...k3 u'.ujiu, viuui xjuc' also many that he ieels conhdent he states this ract as tiue to : nicn l;ll?"n' Wm Ceauchamp, John WOuld be glad to receive the woik, own work, the t-Jiior clisd i ,v?'-'VYtt- bridges, Alexander Brown. who have yet only distantly heard any widi to intcrfcr- wiihlo, ... limothy B. Clark, John -f 4f thpv hnw h:rri nf ft uf ntwsnaners. so in oortui t 2'

for Me iCrmng that Conway, Thomas Chinocth, Sa- a!j . 't0.such, the following brief useful to convcv local infoji.i

r.niv j;rcni!s in 1 lie WOl id TA 1, 2 r outline of its contents is resiect

-on' ; fl,dfor1ffh. r- n ., 5 dfav!ason J2mes fully offered. ' e af,c lofie-.ited to the L - Davidson, Wm. Davis. Tttp nrr -fr rrct live Oie. to i IskcwiSC, we are L , m. L nott 2, James Ed- All the imnortaut public

waias 2 yavia i.astine. documents and papers of tiie Ud u"1' J?nch' Jhn Fnn nd States-civil, militarv, or ciss, Rohert Pish. u -.1 ' r, ' rj .. miscellaneous with complete hisr,' , PrS,y G"ay ,2' W,",am tory of the proceeding of con-

oarui ancy uaraner 2, bam- KreSs-and, occasionally, the porancous view of men

uci vnasmiw. Ljeorce itutscn-er. r i, ... 1 " .t. ,.i.i j .,4

wuwii u, uuy, nr ... i ;l :

in?!'ji)!e ' for all the morality a; d religion which r.i.d- niv.or.g men: nay, even fbe absurd tales and fa hies hich we read in tire writings f ihe s:;cienl Greet-. and Jiomans,

more than

to their readers, and whu-lihe

ever p-lad to hear are hhcralivr

ported.

However extensive ra:

thus staled may appear, it i.;, I

deed, considerably within t: scope of the work. In the v n:

it adores the most perfect cu-tr

Gray

II. Rcbecah Hillis, Elenor Ha-

2. Most of the important do- being made up with the most

cuments and papers of the sever- sevenna: and unwearied attti

milton Oaey hoagland, Samuel al states wit of , t0 re, ,rve ,-rr ,. that c2ni Huninhrevs. Aa Hammond. F.h. r 1 ..

v 1 Vv t 1 '. ' k . I 1 1 k. o

perversions of the several Li. Dorics and eharaelers rrrorded in tlie old Tes1 .' r ? ---tVO"" lie who desires no virtue in a companion, - has

no" virtue himself; & that P-

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"! ITi' r,'!', !' ccedings of tlicir legislatures, on usclui or iwercsting. Aid! enczer lutchimon, Ira . Hadden, lH berM imcresttn ()cas n3. contents arc s well calct-latcl r ! . in. Utcks, lt,chard Hopkms. A 't lK)l1y (frci-n do. -one p;llt of the union as 4

McCartney, Jonathan

ney 2. N. '1 homas Naile, Isaac Nay lor.

stele or coinnu)nveullh i hasl oning to ruin in which no difference is

iiuH-e between the

f'omai Jones, John James. ' ' " .u .; 1. V'. i,,;,,., in,,.,

V a i" I i i UUiiiwiiis anu valut a uu u Ul'jlU- ,l"'UMA""h I h.r rrbrraham km;ll'' Jac?b ry of foreign events, sufficient to It is without doubt, the cha;4,:, M. A. A. Meek, John Morris, kfP.uPin umate Knowledge periodical wo.L mat cv-i K l.lm Mr..;r: r,,f cf what is passing in other parts printed. I. Jolm MOuihmg, 1 nomas f- tu- wr,r,ri . Th, AV.;rr,r transn.it td -I'

4. kuulc: in uic iiisiory, gCO- iiu, s.vuiu; - graphy and present state and con- any pait of t lie Uni'.td ; dition of men and things, foreign aild mining numbers are ?p 11 . . 1 . . 1 . . . if . 1

ana uoirestic witn a particular leousiy sujvp.ieu. view to the latter, illustrated by COiVtJHdviTFILi

numerous laborious tables comnil-

had r.icn.

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x-'aviu o. i ayior.

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