Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 26, Madison, Jefferson County, 21 June 1817 — Page 1

T1 O me imcmslm, 1 "WHERE LIBERTY DWELLS, THERE IS MY COUNTRY.

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tsellors Sr Attornies at I LAW, entered into partnership in jactice of Law in the circuit I of Jefferson county, where jsiness entrusted to either, eceive the united attention rJi. They will still continpractice Individually in the nt counties, k one or the opf them may always be at their office in MadiLetters on business from pondents, must be directed jointly, post-paid. )on, June 1, 1817. 25.3m

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All persons indebted to the subscriber by book or note, whose accounts may have become due, are requested to. call and settle same on pr before the 1 st of July next: those who neglect this invitation, may expect to pay cost. RUFUS S. MIXTER. Madison, June 3, 18 17. 24tf Doctor Heath has just received some genuine

Vaccine matter from Baltimore: he will inoculate for the moderate price of one dollar, and any person who cannot pay him will on application be e-. noculated gratuously. JOHN COVERT, TAILOR, RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Madison and its vicinity, that he has commenced the above business in sll its various branches, in the house formerly occupied by Mr. John Maxwell, where those who favor him with their custom may depend on having their work done with neatness and despatch. Madison, May 22, 1817.--22-13W Vaccine Matter THE subscriber has lately re- , ceived Vaccine Matter from the United States agent, with a request that he would act as an assistant, to facilitate the distribution and thereby extend its use more generally It is put up in small packages, and the directions are such as will enable any person or family to secure themselves from the Small Pox Physicians and private families can be furnished with matter warranted to be genuine at the subscriber's Medical shop ; and individuals or families Vaccined on application. He has on hand and will constantly keep a general assortment of Drugs and Medicines of good quality. N. B. Those indebted for Medicine or Medical services, must settle their accounts without delay J. HOWES. Madison, May 32, 1817. 23-3 w

From the new York Gazette, May 22. PROPHECY. There is now in Boston a Hen egg found in a farm house in Bordeaux on which which is this inscription: "This gives notice that Napoleon Bonaparte will re-ascend the throne of France, Nov. 15, 1818." The Canandaigua Repository of Tuesday speaks of the fineness of the season, and remarks, that the fields of wheat in that quarter look well. New Orleans, May 3. The steam boat Vesuvius, whose nearly total destruction by fire on the 13th of July 1816, was severely felt by the merchants in Natchez trade, got under weigh on Thursday last for the first time since that disaster; and we are happy to add, appears to work with great advantage and move with rapidity against the current. Lou. Caz.

From the Boston Patriot,May 17. It gives us great pleasure to be able to announce the safe arrival in this town, on board the brig Gipsey of the patiiot Aritonio Gon Zalvo De Cruz, ambassador from the Provisional government of Pernumbuco, one of the principal cities & provinces of Brazils in South America, to the government of the U States. This distinguished gentleman was, with 4 other prominent patriots of Pernambuco, proscribed by the royal governor. After the royal governor had been obliged so retire with his partizans into the fort, he issued a proclamation offering the grade of captain to any soldier, and grades in proportion to men in higher rank, to whoever should deliver up to him dead or alive, the five gentlemen named in the proclamation. In less than 24 hours however, the governor was himself obliged to capitulate, and we have already been apprised of the liberal and magnanimous manner in which he was treated. The patriots exulting in their glorious cause, disdained to retaliate, and notwithstanding his barbarous proclamation, he was permitted to embark with his family, his partizans, and property for Rio Janeiro. , The ambassador, his secretary and suite, confirm all the favorable accounts heretofore received of the wisdom, humanity, moderation and unanimity, which have marked the progress of the revolution at Pernambuco, and given

it a character of brilliancy far su-" perior to any which has yet taken place in South America. The provisional government

consists of a Council Board, and

an Executive of five members, taken from the profession of agriculture, commerce, the military, the clergy, and mechanics. This state of things will continue until a constitution is framed. The clergy are represented as being very patriotic, singing te deum, & animating the people, as our clergy did 1775, to resist tyranny & establish liberty and independence. ' The Pernambuco flag when hoisted, was represented to have had an iris in the centre, surmounted by a star, indicative of the state of Pernambuco; other stars to be added as other provin. cesjoin the patriot cause. Another province having already joined, two stars now appear upon it in full brilliancy. It is expected they will multiply rapidly. Under this Iris a Sun, figuratively indicating the citizens ofPcarnbuco to be children of the S & below is a. Cross, to design-it e the primitive name of the Brazils when first discovered, being that of Santa Crux, Holy Cross. The whole appears to be a very ingenious and beautiful design. We further learn, that before the patriotic ambassador lefi Pernambuco, all titles of nobility had been abolished. He is therefore not willing, nor can he consent. to assume the title "Exceiiency." Patriot and compatriot are the only titles known at present. The provisional government hare determined to organize and ir a - tain a regular army, of 15,0"'; men, which in the provi. 2 of Pernambuco alone v be seconded by a well regulatti militia of 40,000. The pay and rations are the most liberal that have ever before been known in

any country. Thus the New World is destined by allbounteous Providence, as an asylum for the perecuted of all nations, and residence of the

and independent men. Already is the standard of liberty waiving triumphantly in Mexico, Veiuzula, Brazil, the Province of Buenos Ayres, Paraguay, Chili, ai d Peru cannot resist the example or so glorious a combination. May despots of every description be speedily deprived of rhe power to oppress, and may Liberty extend her genial sway to the remotest corners of the earth .'

Died, at Washington, on the ,22d ult. Donma Federica Merk-

ictn 1. Ums, consorc or ms excellency the Chevalier de Onis, Minister of Spain to the United States. - 1 - -