Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 85, Madison, Jefferson County, 25 July 1818 — Page 3

.lit necessary to tatiC pos- ' '(,f Pensacola. He has , prompted to this meavVa wish to -extend the 'hi limits of the United Vr from any unfriendly son the part of the AmenLiblte to the - Spanish govr n-u canrnp Indians

1 lib

;nr the territories or opsin,

,f nwn frontier sciuws

ill

th, horrors of Savage

!rc helpless women have butchered and the cradle

v;itn the blooa or mnoriipse atrocities, it was

Li would have early attrac

, mention or the opamsu

Lent and faithful to exist-

)t; speedy measures aiUvJ, 'J . . mi i for their suppression, lne inn to restrain them was i ....i. Unt ifilrnp:a was.

j vvith a concession, that t'rotn being able to control, wish authorities were ofinpcllcd from policy or ncto issue munitions of war a savages, thus enabling, exciting them to raise the awk against us. The imle laws or self defence theremipclled the American goM to take possession of parts of the Florida? in the Spanish authorities not be maintained. Pensai5 found in this situation, Til be held until Spain can h military strength su Alio enforce existing treaties. i'nish subjects will be respectmiish laws will govern in L-s affecting property and tr ill TP.

Guaranteed, and trade alike

b all nations.

i. Kin will assume the com-

of Pensacola, as military ;il governor.

Je Spanish laws so far as they

'personal right and property,

fc enforced. Col. King wilt possession of the Archives of

ovine, and aoooint some

entul individual to preserve It is all important that the

rs of titles and property

fl be carefully secured. He

ausc an enquiry to be made

11 the landed property be-

a w fg to the king of Spain and

possession taken of it. 1 he p (if nronertv within nun

f f Fort Carlos dc Barrancas

be scruDulouslv examined

and should they prove valid, allowed, but possession in

l given. This property is wry to the United States and

fits laws may be held, an e-

"ent bcinz paid.

e revenue laws of the Unit

ies will be established and

Gadsden is appointed to act

"KCtor, with full power to

Me such sub-officers as in

pinion will be necessary to

wntul discharge of the trust

m him. lie will apply : governor of Pensacola for

fy aid in all cases where it

necessary to correct at ;s at illicit trade, "gnal) ANDREW JACKSON.

pRoPHouiA. An cxtraordi-

'it this disease has lately . i- t

fica at PfjltKiialL inWoriolK

in a boy of 7 years of age. t appears, so far back as October, 1 8 15, he was bitten in the cheek by a pointer dog, who died very, soon after in an unequivocal state of madness. The child's wound, however, having been treated with caustic, healed without producing any bad effect ; but on the 1 3th of April last, he became ' restless losthis sleep and appetite; and wlien seen by a medical gentleman on the 1 6th, was declared to labor under hydrophobia. On that evening he died. This'case is particulaly interesting on accountof theverylong periodwhich elapsed between the injury and appearance of the disease, which is usually considered as arising from it; a period which, we believe, is unprecedented in the history of medicine. It is a prevailing opinion in Ireland and Great Britain, that what is called worming a clog, prevents the possibility of his communicating that most dreadful of all calamities, Hydrophobia. We have recently learned that this opinion is so general in Germany, at least in Saxony, that the government appoints in every district an officer whose duty it is to worm every dog in his district, and to fine all those who shall neglect to call upon him to perform his duty while the dog is yet a pu?py Qucrc Is not this opinion general enough to warrent an investigation ? If it be well founded, it would probably lead to the most important regulations and consequences.J Dem. Press.

He solicits and hopts to merit a rThe Jefferson Ciucutt Court June share of public patronage. term, 181$. ABRAHAM H. IIERETOR. William Brookey, ) . Madison, July 25, 18 18. 8.5 vs i Vomgn - Derham &Grover,) Attachmcnt . THIS day came the plaintiff by ;iiis counsel into court now here, and the defendants being thrice soj lemnly called, came not, but made default ; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the ' defendants nor either of them are residents of this state; therefore it ordered by the court that nojtice ot the pendency of this wriof attachment be published three "weeks successively in the Indiana ! Republican, and that tinless the ! defendants by themselves or coun- ' sel, shall appear on or before the I first d3y of the next term of this court, and answer to said at- ' tachmcnt, that judgment will be entered against them by default, t and the property attached be sold 1 for the benefit of the plaintiff. By order, A copy test, R. C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. 85 3W

The Jefferson Circuit Court Juneterm, 1 8 18. Samuel Maxwell, '., vs foreign TRufusS.Mixter, Attachment.:

" THIS day came the plaintiff into court now here, and the dc fendant being thrice iiemnly cal-. led came not, but made default, and it appearing to the satifaction of the court that the defendant is not a resident of this state 1

ordered by the

The Hydrophobia has prevailed to a frightful degree in -Liverpool. Several persons, from necessity are reported to have been violently destroyed, and a child who had been bitten by a mad dog, was smothered in its bed. ANNUAL ELECTION. FOR CONGRESS, William Hendricks Reuben W. Nelson. For the House of Representatives. VViiliiim Carpenter, Joseph Ogles by, Samuel Smock. SHERIFF, Thos. T. Stribling, . Ekillis Willhite, James Ward. COMMISSIONER, William Vavvter, Nicholas Manvill. Benjamin Ramsey, Jesse Cray, John Irvin. CORONER. James Vawter, William W. Thorn.

The Jeff en on Circuit 'Court June term 1818. Mary Day, Llbel for ,.,m ' Divorce. Archibald Day. ) THIS day came the complainant bv her counsel, and it appear-

the rnurt therefore it is

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that the said defendant is not a court, that notice of the pendenresident of this state ; on mo- Cy of this writ of attachment be tion it is therefore ordered, that published three weeks successively notice of the pendency of this in the Indiana Republican, and bill, be published in the Indiana that unless the defendant by himKepublican, for eight weeks sue- self or counsel, -shall appear on or cessively, and that unless the ds- before the first day of the next fendant shall by himself or his term of this court and answer to counsel, on or before the first day said attachment, that judgment of the next term of this court, will be entered up against him by answer to said bill, that the said default, and the property so atcomplainants bill will Lc taken as "tached be sold for the benefit of rnnfessed, and decreed according- his creditors.

lv in his absence.

By order of the court, A copy Test, R. C. TALBOTT, Ci'k. 85 8w The Jcffersvn Circuit Court June term 18 iS.

Susanna Best,

vs' Libel for Divorce

By order, A copy test, R. C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. 85 3'L The Jefferson Circuit Court June term, 1818. James Ward , vvs . 1 1 t j Attachments James Rodgers,

THIB day came the plain tilt by mm m

NOT It El THE subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens of Madison, that he intends following the butchering business, and will furnish fresh meat every morning at the market house m. this place.

TMornrH Rest.

THIS flav ctmc the complain- m.j. . o.f:

j . IVICCiS. Ot XIXUIIJLUU Hi3 IUUiJUM, ant by her counsel, and it appear- and lhe defendant being solemnly ing to the satisfaction of the caIed camc not but made dcfauit court that the defendant is and it appearing to the satisfac. not a resident of this itate; tion of thc conrt that thc dcenm on motion it is therefore dant Js not 2t thig time a residcnt ordered, that notice of the pen- of this state . thcrefore on modencyof this bill be published in tion h is ordercd by thc court the Indiana Republican, tor that notlcc of thc pendency 0f this eight weeks successively; and that attachmcr)t be published in the unless the defendant shall by him- jndiana Republican, for three self or his counsel, on or before weckg successively, & that unlesf the first day of the next term ot css thc ddendant shall by himself this court answer said bill, that or his counsei appear and answer the said complainants bill will be gaid guifj on or beforc the first taken as confessed, and decreed . f the ncxt te f tu-5 court,

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accoroingiy in ins uuucc. By order of the court, A copy Test, R, C. TALBOTT, Cl'k. 85 -8w

GAMUTS Ter sale at this cflficc.

nr inAament will he- entered up

against him by default, and the property so attached will be? old for the benefit of the plaintifl, bcct By order, A Tc TALBOTT, Cl'k,