Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 29, Madison, Jefferson County, 12 July 1817 — Page 3

MADISON,

New-York, June 12. The ship Elizabeth arrived last night from Amsterdam, with one hundred thousand dollars in specie, and 2,88 pipes of gin. It appears by a late paper from Europe that an earthquake had done immense damage ,at Jerusalem, two superb churches have been thrown down.

urday, July 12, 18 17.

JOURNEYMAN PR1Nvvanted at this office diately. Small Pox.

c3rrounts state that this

irous disease now exists in I parts of the western counWill it not be practicable have our families inoculaith Go w Pox, which . is a h preventative against the Pox ? Mr. Ferguson, in munication to the editors : Louisville Correspondent, . subject; of Vaccinnation Before I conclude, it will be

V to mention, inai me vuw ((TrJc rn nrntection against

UJ v o Kit hefore the ninth day."

I A. fore it appears not only ner f Incp nn time 5n having

J IV IVUV w ' f) Lmilies Vaccinated, but. that tould also be careful not to Avhere there would be the (danger of taking the small jitil nine days shall have ex(after having been Vaccina-

War with Spain. We are informed that capt. Biddie is appointed to the command of the U. States ship Ontario, now atN. Xork, and will sail shortly for the coast of South America, papt. Downes, late of the Ontario is appointed to the command of the Java. We also learn from the same source, that a war with Spain is extremely probable. Herald.

the last page of this paper jbe seen a list of new post s-Proposals will be receivthe General Post-Office until '3th of September next, for ;rrying of the mail on those ), which we hope will go in ;ration in November next, very probable that the mail i Newcasle will furnish us jastern news one week earlin we now get it. I '"v:v ae yy Candidates For Congress. lliam Hendricks, Iben W, jelson.

An arrival at N. York brings the news that Mr. Bourne, consul of the U. States at Amsterdam, died suddenly on the 26th of April The British vessel Angelica, was lately foundered while on her passage from the Cape of Good Hope to the Isle of France, and all on board perished. John James Armstrong esq- late consul at Tencriffe, his Lady, 7 children, 2 nephews and servants were part of those who perished. On the suspension of the Habeas Corpus act, nine British officers broke their swords, and embarked for america. One of them arrived here, has told us the fact. England has been styled by a French writer, "The Jailor Nation." The Irish, some hundred years ago, styled them by the title of the 'Assassins.' Such reproaches more properly belong to the government than the people of England. Their cruel and cowardly treatment of Napoleon, will brand them with everlasting infamy. Eastern paper.

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ndidates for the Legislature. lliamson Dunn, iii el llyker,

111 el Smock. Candidates can be accomodated printed tickets at tins office. ible for the Indians. je board of Directors of the fican Bible society have rc4 to publish the Bible in the iage of the aborigines of the trya census recently taken, it irs that there are 23,944 souls Charleston (S. C.) of which are 1 2,7 1 5 colored people,& 15 of them are slafves. ie Franklin 74 at Philadel has been ordered to Boston, h equipped for sea. j line of battle ship and frigate ;4- guns, it is said, are ordered

f bujlt at Portsmouth, New.

The Commissioned officers of the 6th regiment of Indiana militia (which is composed of the county of Jefferson,; are requested to meet at the house of major Henry Ristine in the town of Mad-' ison, on Saturday the 26th inst. for the purpose of establishing the bounds of Company Districts, and to take into consideration the propriety of laying off one, or more new companies. R. C. TALBOTT, col. commandant 6th Reg. I. M. July 7rth 2Q--3 Farmers and Mechanics' BANK of Indiana, July, 1817. The stockholders are hereby notified that the president&directorshave declared a dividend of eight per cent.

John berwg, cashier.

John .Sheets Respectfully informs the citizens of Madison and its vicinity, that he is now opening

a general assortment of Merchandize in the white building opposite major Henry Ristine's tavern; where all those wishing to purchase can have an opportunity of examining ihe prices for themselves, which he hopes will be perfectly satisfactory, as nothing on his part shall be wanting to give general satisfaction. Madison, July 7, 18 17. aotf REMOVAL William Wallace, TAILOR, Respectfully informs the friends of an old soldier, that he has removed his shop from the white house on Main Cross-street, to the store house lately occupied by Mr. Boicourt,on Second-street, next door to Doctor Heath, where the old soldier will do his work on the shortest notice and the lowest price He thanks his friends and the public for their liberal support one year that is past, and hopes a continuance of the same. All those indebted to him will make immediate payment, as it is out of his power to lay out of his money any longer, jo more electioneering. N. B. My Office for electioneering is closed, and wiil never be opened again ! I wish the different candidates to shift for themselves, as the situation of my fam

ily will not permit me to keep my Office open any longer. W, W. July 9, 1.817, 9tf TusFpub And or sale at the German printing Office; Lancaster, Ohio, By the Groce, Dozon or Single, the Ohio Kentuuky and Indiana GERMAN ALMANACS FOR 1 8 1 8. Containing the Astronomical calculations and a variety of useful and entertaining peices, and as to the quality of paper, workmanship, & the matter it contains the publisher flatters himself, that it will be exceeded by few (if any) . German Almnacs published to the eastward. Storekeepers and others who purchase to sell again, may be supplied on as reasonable terms as they can be procured elsewhereConsiderable sums of money are sent every yearfrom the Western country for german Almancs which in all probability will be for ever lost to it;it therefore becomes the dutyas well as the interest of ever citizen to encourage such manufacturers as will retain the money in the country. JOHN HERMAN. Lancaster June 5, 1817. 0-The Printers in Indianafc Ky. are requested to copy the above, and the favor shall be reciprocated when an opportunity oilers. Bacon hams will be received at market price,

New Goods 1 The subscriber has just received from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other places at the Eastward, a large and general assortment of Dry Coods GROCERIES Hardware Queensware Glassware Plain & Japanned Tinware Pewter & Copperwars Powder Shot Lead Cordage Whiskey Tobacco &c. Also a large assortment of domse tic Buttons Jewelry &c. THE above articles kept con stantly for sale, at the most reduced prices, for cash or country produce, at my stores in Madison and Vernon. Wanted, Whiskey Wheat Butter Pork . Bacon Furs Peltry &c. also Old Pewter Brass Copper Lead &c, &c. THOMAS DOUGLAS. Madison, July 9, 18 17. atf

Remedy for difficulty of Hearing,

Dr. D. Green, TAKES the liberty of informing the people, that he has discov ered a very easy mflde of assisting those .who are hard of hearing. Knowing, that providence has permitted a remedy to grow for every disease,; he has made it his study, this number of years past to try to find out this remedy. At length he flatters himself of being successful, more so, than any other man yet. The remedy generally gives help, except to very old "people,, who begin to lose their eye sight, about the time that the Rearing becomes weakened. To all others, it as yet, has seldom failed, of restoring that great blessing of hearing. The Medicine, with directions can be sent to the patient by post or otherwise to any place, however distant. At the same time, it may be somewhat satisfactory to those distressed to know that they may pnrsuc their their business, & to eat and drink what tastes best.' The preparing, transmission, postage, &c. of the remedy, will come to obout five dollars. This inclosed in a letter, wiil cover all expense to the patient. One great object is to diffuse its benelits as far as possible; there fore, all printers who will give the above -an occasional insertion shall receive its . advantages for themselves, or relatives, in thus assisting to place it within the reach of the distressed. DOCTOR I). GREEN. Reading, Pennsylvania. May 13, j87: Writs 0 Scire t actus Jor sale here.

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