Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 26, Madison, Jefferson County, 21 June 1817 — Page 2

Lcuuvillerjunc 14. Nov. and many uncut fields were few days since, where they pro- "Our government are aFD.-. MAIL STAGE. covered with snow on the 12th pose to form an establishment, of the British views upon i

We notice with, pleasure, the or Nov. ine country m general wuiui u nu iw- - -j - mu U)ey commencement of aline ofsta- cannot estimate at more than one ufacturing of cotton and wool- take a manly stand in favor

jres to run between this place and half of an average crop, and that len hosiery, knit pancaioons, pcu , ppanisn 1 ainots.ot once?

Wheeling. It went into oj tion on Monday last, between

extended to Wheeling by the first other things in proportion. the banks have been liberal in of July thus forminc a conneo ? As you wished to know how their promises of support, to this Lxtractofa letter from St. p,

tion by land, with a line which- linen cloth sold, 1 made some in- muusinuu:. aim vaiu-v, , ,,tcv uatta aprti (n.Krir flio ii IiJa rs( the Fjq. nnirv nnH finH thst uhifp UnCIl is COlonV. ' l8l7

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From this place to N Orleans, a price, which I hope will afford MADISON, ' from. Augustura has called 6e" regular communication by steam -some relief to poor tradesmen. , and iniomied me' theroyalar; boats must be effected, thus ma- Int. SaturdayJune 21, 1817. aZf9 king the system complete, and " B, .J: nd attacked the patriots and it affording facilities to internaK in- Boston, April 27. . " bout 15 minutes were totally tercourse, which will redound to. Latest from Bonapart. I have communicated. troyed,the gen. with difficulty.

the mtetest ot our state and tne conversed wmi a very lmwugciu . 7;- w pnagns, nisic;

now organizing Dy col. J. John- or marcn, rrom tne urmsn sioop t son, of Scott county, whose zeal of war, Leverett, and received j sar7 nnH ntfrnri,7p i;r w.-ll rilrnbfpH from the first Lieut, of that vessel dence.

to complete so,uscful an underta various anecdotical information . A CIIIZEN. From tie Boston Patirj king he promises if the roads respecting Bonapart. It appears Madison, June 18, 1S17. should at any time be impassable that Bonopart was quite unwell, -uuXQ-y.-- NEW REPUBLIC. for carriages, horses will be furn- sunnosed to oridnate from creat A late paoer Dredirr? fh,

. O . . CJ o .- jshed for the conveyance of pas-- inquietude of mind- He com- extract of a letter, new . minister from Pernamb'

sengers. , piamea mucn or 111 treatmen t, & uatea iatcbez. may 19. w" iuccr wnn a "cold recep: The stage arrives here every his confinement to the Island, re- "The people here are by .no at Washington." We under;

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jt it isuui, iuay iu. ut.n iuuuu tuin.caitu in inc ihuiiii c. . mtmucr or Hie a(ln)ir;is! The establishment of a compa- clothes of Las asas, who had "On my arrival, I had the i()n- 'J he cause of South k. ny in Philadelphia, for the pur- received permission to return to pleasure of finding my old acquain "can Independence is as dear, pose of forwarding goods to this France, they supposing to relate , tance Doctor Robinson, -celebra- reality, to the government oft place with greater facility and in-, the stratagems for effecting Napo- ted in in the Mexican war, lo- United States as to the peor finitely cheaper rate than the pre- leon's escape. Lass Casas had cated here in the character cf a The laws of nations comrl

seiu moae or conveyance presents, peen seni 10 me cape, .bonapart practicing pnysician. IJis consti- government, in its public ac

appear to nave put the public is visited regularly three times tution is much broken, and he is to a neutral course j but al! pulse in action. Various ideas each day, by the officers who have now in very good health. I have sympathies are in Vavoroft are entertained as to the benefits charge of his situation, health,&c. had much conversation with him Patriots. We trust the time which will result to the city of and these officers report each vis- on the subject of the Mexican rapidly approaching whe-i nod Pittsburg, from the objects this it, from Lomrwood to the town. Revolution, from which it an. cuise wiil be n.r...

company have in view. As to by telegraph. He would frequent- pears, and it is the doctor's opin- ew world will be entirely relic m self.-1 shall have not the slight- ly keep these officers waiting (af- ion, that a well appointed army ed from the shackles of t he nl

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commencea,ana mere snouid oe nours, ana tnen receive them rai ny or .liberty. The EnMi:l ff-lind enternri7.e enoucrh in tli with ronlupss nr nml'jnm k..- aroihnnf t l .

u i" 1 V7v V 43 ii -.r.-..av, uut. .vuUuk tuuuuiu mmi uie pac- vi laugonia. Let Lurope ce inhabitants of Pittsburg, to con- on all occasions endeavoring to riots, leave to introduce into the tinue to groan if thev chuse b tinue the plan, by forming a line keep up his dignity. country. 15,000 troops, with 30 ncatJi the pressure of 're-al tvn of boats to Louisville, there can From Calcutta At the time thousand stand of arms, upon ny.but let the goddess of Liber be but little question tlutt our of the sailing ef the Cadmus, the terms which I presume will not establish a permanent empire! present sinkmf? situation will he Pinderees had exrited ronciHiM. ho rp'irrtA tk: : 1 r . ...

, . . . . . .wjwwv. jjiuiJObiuon tci-ions or the West. changed, and the most important ble apprehension at Calcutta, shey does not come ostensibly fromthe By appointing so distinmisV bcwlits accrue to us. having laid waste several places, British government, but from the a gentleman as minister to the!

r . , . - -alt...wl.u vvuuu, iwciuy or uppuMuon, ana the rnncess ot states, as one of its first Extract of a letter, dated March thirty , miles of that city. The Wales is to be its chief patroness, acts, the provisional 10 1817, from a gentleman Lm Pindarees are mounted cavalry, & This is a story which may do for merit of Pcrnambuco h

". " " ..... me Hjdii. iiMiiuo, oui i cannot tlmik the a great conipl m-nt to theUuiil . . , ratlas ln lhelr vvars' b"r havi"S sa"0fs "ill believe it. May there States. We understand ik-

..... , ...... lt uui. uc secret unaerstanumc be- 'om various snu ilit I in it have experienced worse employing themselves in depreda- tween the courts of Madrid and most friendly sentiments exists tones since you left is, (m June Uons. St. James, in this manner to de- the boson.s of tl ,e "Slants lt) than ever before known. cove, betray, and conquer the Brazil toward, this RepuUM Trade and manufactures of every 1 here appears to be good Patriots? Or may may not G. people, and K io Sei? krd, have continued to decline grounds for beheving that the Britain have adopted this mode of pa itude a6idcVand the parti ""..,han. U,d.neS1X ,C'!r.fRuSSla ls,d'fP fsed breaking through the treaties by we naturallv ee lor X

Z vl -7 . . V eatment wn.cn rona. winch she is bound to the Spanish objects and opinions coincide

.v...r........,vu.,vU.1J. 4 uonarciiy f Whatever maybe our owin, the friendship ot t ri,v,r,n I0"'?' T6 TCW; HS; -6 m"?3? at,St; Prctex" "der which Great patriots of Pern ami ucon)!)' ployed, and their families threat- Helena is said to have remarked rf,; nv,M: r..- CI -" . .

vi ... r i , . r . -"an a iuuuiik in iviex- "o aisiant dav be lmnortani " ered with want of sustenance- that his instructions from Alex- ico, her influence there will bee' commercial PLtofTv. 1:: 1 he oldest person living has never ander were to treat Bonapart qually pernicious to the United thing that Cnnfl W tlSCTfS l-n thCt SaT dis States -It is possible the Knglish nAmM Ptot, and I fear the effects will tinction that he would his own government may wish to deprive ought to be cherhed 4h pec' have a serious consequence. The emoeror. Aumm. . VT. , "ubll. l,0. cheribhed w.mi

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