Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 62, Madison, Jefferson County, 14 February 1818 — Page 4

POETR Y.

PROM THE XtNTINEt. THE POWER OF VIRTUE. -Come gentle power, inspire my muse to raise, Prolific themes to utter all thy . .praise; Give me thy influence shed thy brightness round, And echo! oft the universal sound. Then may I praise thee with unboud ing sway, Glit'ring in beams of each effulgent day, Where nature smiles serenely on that youth, Whose soul is honor, sentiment, and truth, Who knows each wish, each action to control, .Bless'd with a noble, plilosophic soul. Now pause and listen while my words impart, , The soft effusions of the blameless heart, . 'Tis all your soul (each tumult charm'd away, , Yields gently, led by Virtue's heavenly sway : By thee inspir'd oh Vfetue ! age is young, .And music warbles from the faultering tongue; But when youth's bloom reflects thy beautious beams, Resistless on the view, bright glostreams. In lovely youth the gentle power is known; 'There it oft chooses to erect its throne, herc dowry scenes lie open to the view, And heavenly wisdom sips the morning dew; Where virtue smiles when all the graces move, , And every breast beats high with social love; They guard their souls from envy, and deceit, And prove that virtue is forever

great. Methinks I see the happy throng advance, Whose spirits to the song of gladness dance, Jfow nearer. Mill, I view them on the plain, Marching majestic, and even not in vain, vfeor they behold new scenes of love arise, Salubrious fields, and the etherial shies, Burst on their sight, fills their souls with joy. Which grandeur ne'er can buy, buy, nor wealth annoy. By thy soft power, oh virtue ! we , survey, The gloomy scenes of vice obstruct our way, But our best gift is thy delightful theme ; Whom all that know must value and esteem: Sweetly the lark hymns forth the expressive pray'r, Poiz'd on his quiv'ring pinnacle of air; Sweetly the amorous Linnet's temperate tale, Courts the soft echoes of the listning vale ; But sweeter far is virtue's lasting power, Possess'd of hope in death's all solemn hour. A. Bloomfoldrti';.

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We extract from a new medi- with broad plates of iron; their HP-HE subscriber tat"' cal work (Reid on nervous afHic- course is accelerated by the assis- JL thod of inf- s.t:

tions) the following account, as tance of masts and sails. 1 he vc- friends and the public i related by Dr. Cheyne in one of locity of their progress is certain- that he has lately erected his' medical treatises, the authen- ly inconceivable to a, stranger, be- Mill, six miles norrtr ?.

ana Halt a mile above h i mill, on the left hand 3

ticity of which the writer says is ing not less than 12 miles

rlnv of s man vvhr rould die. n in sa , , i i dian Kentucky. wK," j.

to all appearance, at any moment MOSES B. PEARSON, ' complete operation ' he chose ; and after having lain a rrerrro ' . r t . , ias jusJ started, and thdl ,rtnBsJki. a rtv nQ 3 WISHES to inform hts friends are of the he ,1 . T

corpse, was able by a voluntary and the public generally, that he new. The subscriber b, ztrLro Mrtnrern himself the has commenced the Tailoring bu- ed himself with , . 1

various functions of animation '& ness in Madison on Mulberry chine of the best quality intellect. It .seems from the lat- sfrTin the building adjoining at all times be furnished! ter part of the narrative, that C. Lanier, and opposite John 0f all kinds, and will d the natural and painful exertions Sheets Store He assures the color desired. From the riiKli fhit- hieV(rhnnB chill rf 1 r 1 . . u I

by winch this person assumed tne . . : lcncc ot Ius machinery semblance of death, produced at b,c wanting, to please, and satisfy - j0Ilg experience in his L

fatal result.-r-G. Jour. r" smess, he

" He could die or expire when the?r custom, he Dleased: and vet bv an effort, January 30, 1818. 60 3t

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or somehow, he could come to life again. He insisted so much upon our seeing the trial made, that we were at last forced to

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give general satisfaction, will be received at Boic Store in Madison, and reti when dressed, and at the where the subscriber will a particularly to all doth left i

ins care.

JAMES AUIS(I

December 20, 18 17.

Money Wanted. THE subscriber takes this me-

comply. We all three felt his pulse thod of assuring his customers first. It was distinct, though that they could not dohim a greatsmall and steady, and his heart er favor at this time, than by pay. had its usual beating. He com- ing him their old arrearages ; at " posed himself on his back, and the same time he informs those lay in a still posture for some whose accounts are of loner stand-

time. While I held his right hand ing, that if they not settle them State cf Indiana, Jackson C 1 T 1 1 1 I 1 I 1.1 . t C . I r- , - . J 1

ur. .oaynara iaia nis nana ou u.w Dy tne nrst aay or March next, owr, juiy term, m

neart, and Mr. bKrme held a clear they will hnd them in the hands uristianatiagan, Vhtl

lookinc-fflass to his mouth. I a suitable officer for Dromnt ml. vs

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round his pulse sink gradually, lection without respect of persons. Anomasil.Higan, Deft J Di

till at last I could not feel any by THOS. DOUGLASS. On this day camj

the most exact and nice touch, Madison, Jan. 23d. 59 3t Pmtui by Alexander A. I Dr. Baynard could not feel the ., . her counsel, and filed her I 1 ' 1 . - .. " r' 1

icasi raouon in nis neari, nor mr, LIBRARY NOTICE divorce, ana it appearing Skrine perceive the least sort of T, M . the satisfaction of the court,! breath , bright mirrorhc.d the defendant Thomas H.Hi to his mouth; whnochof us, b tifleH ?u.,hjr ' .; h, , not an whabitant ot tbiss fe.KSrt, "-nng of Sad soc.ety on batur- defendant "be and appear

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fhlr Xn of Mm We r. m. at major nisi ne s inn, ror , 1(J at Rrownst0Wn, M the leat sign of life m him. we the purpose ot electing three i:f Mm-Hav nf November n reasoned a long time about this Trustees and a Librarian,for the !hen anA thLe to an aa o.T-ii tc,i, -iii.H- . . ' then ana there to answer iu

u 4 ru()a,r . - rr ensuing year, iikewise to con. 5f1 rmnnu;nrjrfs hill. cW

Standing he still contmueam m suit on the propriety of comply- Z , Z t Tn 1 H cond t on, we began to conclude inff with tL ceneral incornorat. u J a trl,.hinr,rr?,dtheexDe. "? ! T. '"T.?" contained will be decreed a

r- mg aci 01 ine L,egisiaiure. niose ..u a n.i ;t wfnrthc: rimenttoofar; & at last we were wg0 feel a disposition to aid this Z Th,t JvTto otUnrl h was artua v dead. ' , deied, that a copy or tu j

satisfied he was actually dead,

and were just ready to leave him. This continued about half an hour. By nine o'clock in the morning in autumn, as we were going away; we observed some motion about the body, and upon examination found his pulse

institution are solicited to attend. i ,i. UAhm

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WM. KUblNbUN, Libran. nili!.:r,n nr ,nfnff nthcr autiu

ed newspaper in inibbuiwi

weeks successively. A Copy, Test, WM. fIRKNSHAW. CJ.C

aidiLjui; iu iiiu jj-JSL- ' ,

ward in about four weeks, Be ate T tnatana, jum

Madison, Feb. 5, 1818. ATTENTION ! !

INTEND starting to the East-

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auany returning; ne Degan 10 purchase or uw, i request tnose "'""t,"'-"

breathe gently, and speak soitly. who are indebted to mc to call We were all astonished to the last and pay oil" their respective ac-

degree at this unexpected change, counts before that time.

and after some conversation with

him and ourselves, went away fully satisfied with the particulars of this fact, but not being able to form any rational scheme how to account for it. He afterwards called for his attorney, added a

rOHN SHEETS.

Madison, Feb. 7, 18 18.

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ued until next court for pA

tion. A copy, Test, Win, CRENSHAW, CM

A Strav Morse. TRAYEO from me about four weeks ap:o. zBavHorse.

codicil to his will, and camly and about '15 .hands high, about five nTVTirT I rASWEi composedly died about five or six years old, shod all round ; the '-'A.iMiilj.l. o'clock that evening." only marks recollected is white Attorney V Conn

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pastern joint.

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Diversions of the Holland Girls. I will

A writer in the European Ma- to whoever will take him up and Hipe.nc? azine, in his account of the cus- deliver him to mn. In M.irtinn - the'Uuildir

toms and manners m modern

Holland, says, u every female in the country can skate. Thirty

persons at a time, holding hands, often dart by you on (he ice, with

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often dart by you on (he ice, with T A TVT T7" O the quickness of lightning, Oth- 13iANIVO'

ers sic in a sieuge, witicn is push- HP ilo .: . ed along the ice by a skater. Be- J m,ma u(sJor mk

eides this, there are vessels fifteen

A good jvincu -For terms apply at this 0 Madison, Jan. 24