Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 31, Madison, Jefferson County, 26 July 1817 — Page 3

could scon fall to individuals in that province

were taken due oeing cureciea in cypher, and the priest refusing to name them, the secret died with himhis last words were, " I die for Liberty, my Country, and her Independence."

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L nbn to remedy w Which it will be found upon lotion, to require no unjoniy difficult exertions-no I requisite, than a uniform II to purchase from them on W will be necessary. These rv suttlers will then dispense much of their other business nor importance, as will enaiem to do their marketing 50me other day. Hence jbe an end of this fashionace, A custom which, from -quency and fashionableness, imost lost its appearance of particularly in the eyes of rpetrators. A custom from i those who have named the

of Christ, ought careruny io t, and manifest their avowd universal disapprobation st. A custom which ought U'gc the physical energies of buntrys laws, and by their tal abhorrence to the evil Uiences, as well as to the itself, endeavor to stop up V avenue to the perpetration. Ja vice for which the land alf mourneth ; and which, but a speedy and effective re-

ation, will ere long rouse uic nation of a justly incensed

ah! This subject is capaoie tensive improvement, and I joyfully anticipate an op-

nity of submitting it to an ncn. These remarks, tho

I mav serve as hints to those

are in the habit of making jselves acquainted with which Complain ; and shall therefore ude them with the following rogatories, Are not some

e of Madison worthy or

New Torky June 19. We learn from CaptainDayton who arrived this forenoon from Rio Janeiro,that the governor of Pernambuco arrived there a

few days before he sailed. He was forced to fly from Pernambuco on account of a mutiny which broke out there among the soldiers,owing to the scarcity of provisions. He was accused with conniving with certain merchants and speculating upon the soldiery and inhabitants in the necessaries of life. A number of merchants had been placed at the head of the government, and tranquility was restored. One frigate and two or three schooners sailed from Rio Janeiro for Pernambuco, about 5 days before captain Dayton leit there and abont xwo thousand of the local militia had voluuteerd to embark. The expense of the expedition was to be defrayed by the merchants. Men;e Video was in quiet possession of the Portugese. Phila. June 26. A most brilliant Meteor exploded over this city on Tuesdey evening last, about ten o'clock. It passed in a notherly direction. The vivid, but momentary light emitted, astonished every behol-der.

hood. Our nothern prts, and those of Ireland, have long exhibited a like scene. America will l;hus derive wealth,' strength, and prosperity from our distress. The blood and tears of Europe will fertelize the wilds of the United States. It has been contended, that it is good policy to permit this course of emigration, & that a discontented subject isr well got rid of by being suffered to depart in peace. This may be true in the case of persons discontented with the form of government or the laws of their country j but not in the case of the artizan, made discontented by cruel poverty which his skill and industry were unable to surmount.

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London, May 1, We received yesterday the Paris papers of Sunday last. The following from one of them dated Madrid the 4th ult. serves to shew the impression upon the continent as to the negociations between this country and Spain, with relation to Spanish America. Our department for foreign af fairs has been for some time much occupied. Important negociations with England arc publickly talked of and an arrangement is spoken of with our Usurgeant colonies, through the mediation -of that power. It isaiso said, that negociations are on foot respecting the Fioridas, and that ve are to cede those countries to -the Uni ted States, on receiving a suitable indemnity Madame Regr.cuh de St. Jean d' Angely is said to be charged with holering correspondence with

The snowy mountains of Thib- wiuu. 0 in the5 EasMndics, which .fcgone an nterro$at.ry bctcrc f. ' htelv. suDoosed to be the Judge d' Instruction.

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FOR SALE TWO lots in the town of Madison, on which there is a framed dwelling house, also $ Wool-carding Factory of the first quafity, now in full operation, Npn a new plan. For terms, apply on the prem-' iscs to Wm. ROBINSON. N. 15. The Factory with part of one lot, will be sold separate if it will best suit a purchaser. Juiy 22, 1817. 31 .3W To the electors of Jefferson county, I do by these presents notify you that a county commissioner is to be elected to fill the vacancy

of Nathaniel Hunt esqresigned which liasjust come to my knowledge this 25th dayofJulyiai7 THOMAS T. STRIBLING, S. J, County,

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-Lexington, Juiy zw, I 1817. jellow-citizens, I Without any pressing Rations from my friends, or jd of my foes, but possessing pmmon with my countrymen tht of asking for their suffra--1 present myself as a Candidfor the ensuing session of the jlaturc ; should I prove sucul, all that I have in my pow- ) return, excepting my grati- , are my most strenuous exns for the prosperity and region of the State in general, & county of Jefferson in partipro. CARPENTER. L .7 4 !r

vuui jimcncan lyeivs.

Ph 'ih. 7une 21.

e brier lunius.Dunton, arri-

at this port, a few days since, II days from Bahia. Cant.

pton informs, that a renort

m circulation previous to his ;ng, that Mont Viedo and Rio nde were taken by the BucnAyrcs Arrny, and that a part ihe troops sent from Bahia anst pernambuco had joined the pendents. A native Priest ibcen detected and executed as ?y and emissary in Bahia a few J 5 after being landed in the ht near that place from a vesJ dispatched by the governor of fnambucco. Numerous letters

inaccessible, have been crossed by captain Webb, and their heights ascertained, which proved to be 28.000 feet above the level of the

sea. This is more than 7,000 reet higher than the highest point of the Andes, which have heretofore been considered the loftiest inoun tains on the globe. ib. Kast Florida It was currently reported in town this morning, that general Gregor Jvl'Gregor had taken possession of Florida ; and that the Patriot flag is now flying on Amelia island. Our opinion is, that this report is premature. We believe, however, something irnportant may be looked for soon, from that quarter, LSav. Rep, London, May 5, A Flanders mail arrived this

morning this morning with papers to the 3d instant. The Dutch and Flemish ports are full of Swiss and German emigrants, waiting a passage to America. They arc chiefly artizans and manufacturers and carry with them wealth, industry, intelligence, & social habits. Some of our own ports present an appearance not very dissimilar. The ship Perseus, at Portsmouth, has on board nearly 200 of our countrymen, who are emigrating to the United States. Many of them were residenjs in that place and neigbour.

Married on Swiday the c2i)(i inst" by iht tw end Jesse Va-wfer, Mr Alexander 31' Cms fey, to tfie amiable whs R. tu!y9 both of this town. NOTICE.' ALL persons indebted to the subscribers, either by note or book account, are requested to make payment on or before the 1 oth of August, as one of the subscribers intend going to Philadelphia at or shortly after thst time", and must have money : they therefore hope their customers will be punctual, particularly those whose accounts have been standing long, as they flatter themselves they have exercised great indulgence, they will in return, expect attention to this request. M'CLURE k KING. Madison, July 23, 1817- 31W3 Wanted at this Office, an apprentice to

the printing business.

Blank Deeds for Sale

Five dollars llcward. Strayed away from Jefferson county, eight miles north of Mad iso.n, the latter end of April Jast, A brown mare, about fifteen hands high, black main and tail, some saddle marks, a small star in her forehead, and about eight years old. The above reward and all reas-? onable charges will be paid on her delivery to the subscriber or a suitable reward for information only. JOHN ELaM. Vevayuly 15, 33W Estray 3Ian 1 1 Sometime about the first of November last, a man who called himself John Banks, an Englishman, supposed to be about thirty years of age, 5 feet 10 or 1 1 in cliches high) stout made, dark com plexion, a good scholar, with a genteel address came to this neighborhood, after being in the

neighborhood a while, he engaged in teaching a small school ; his quarter expired about the 20th of April last. He had made engagements to teach in two places at the same time but without fulfill ing either ; on the 23d he left the neighborhood in a very .singular manner, saying he was going to his school on Sun fish. 'I he strangeness of his departure has given rise to many severe censures and reports, but it is believed he has since been heard of as far as Springfield, on the road leading from Cincinnati to Hamilton. Any person having knowledge of such a person, by giving information by post addressed to the sub sc.ibers near Bainbridgc, Ross county, will be means of calming a perturbed neighborhood. William Head, Isaac water. Rocky-Fork of Pair.t creek, May 39, 1817.