Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 92, Madison, Jefferson County, 12 September 1818 — Page 3

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:....;; Electioneering. '"vVoolcr and Mr. Cobr' riv,U candid nes from 1- for a scat in the Brit-

1irjjiiicni. - , i,-M for the purpose or

:,:,'. i;n-r thft former erentle-

' thssuliragcs of the else

.!,-spear saici u,uugui uc sitist'iau)n to the friends of pooler to know that-out of n mor thin l

Krc willing to go even uarc-

seem, om wnai iouuwcu, 1 had not misrepresented ,!- for before the meeting

j rl- friends of Mr.

!ir tore down tiie pou or Innnents and a battle royal

i in which theie were, of

e' inin y broken heads. At h'o.ne of the most actie

i Wuoler party were seized

led in the watch house ; mn? who remained outside

iftliatcly rallied, umoofed the

n, an i set tne menus ur uccoiiLiinnreat lioerty. What

wal ai the next day's we are

toitiin.

N. V Evening Post.

hurt him; for though on the firing he went under water, yet he soon rose again, and played about upon the surface as before." Tar Fumigation. Sir Alexander Cnctiton, physician to the emperor of Russia, (says a London paper) has made some experiments on the vapor in boiling tar in the case ot pulmonary consumption ; the favorable result of these experiments has been published i3i Edinburgh. Those of our rcadevs who have friends laboring under the complaint, and wish to make trial of this remedy, should observe the following precautions ; with each lb. or niutdikin of tar, mix half an ounce of the salt of tartar; care must be taken that the tar be not boiled in .a cracked vessel, and, that it .be only evaporated, not burnt. After adopting these precautions, the patient may inhale the vapour for several hours every day. At lirst it. frequently occasions head ache.

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Law Intelligence.

COMMONWEALTH,

fj serpent. v seems mat uic

L have finally determined

Eminence hostilities in earnest

id his Royal Snakesbip, who

laoiy acts m uic caua.uy m

intent, during the absence

'liking Neptune from our wa-

An eastern paper received morning mentions that three ;

beduious are criming tor tne

serpent. The adventurers are

J. hardy, and capable. The

x, harpoon, hook, grapnell,

b, musket, Swivel and seine ibs used, together with some icr iiiL-ans of hostility which

c bcjn contrived to entrap

.. Should the belligerent pow voine' in contact, we anticin warm engagement, as, in

lint of prowess, we .conceive;

ie hostile forces to be about c-;

This we infer from the

rcamstancc, that the warlike o-

wiicns of both have hitherto

:n confined-to the destruction inhales over whom, official

cunts inform us, both the aif and the Cape-Ccdmen have

ways been victorious. lb.

vs.

or

Boston August l. Ue Sea Serpent .Accounts m Gloucester, received yester-

py.froni respectable sources, as-

p us that, on Thursday, capt.

w, and others, encountered t sea serpent off Cape-Ann har-

; that two harpoons were

rown nr. inri smirk him. but

ithout making any incision; and M several balls were fired at 111 with no other afFcct than ftking him dive under wa-

'Hie Salem Gazette says, "his

pion through the water is at

"ws slow and deliberate, at otnrs swift. Mr. Sargent counted hirtv his

ick, and estimated his length at 10 to 140 feet. "On Wednesday he was acain

1 ' 11 Gloucester harbor. A boat

fent effwith muskets, and they ;red at him sr.ven or ciffht times.

Nknew not whether they hit

'"'1 annirntlv thev did not

TAMES PARDEE.

Charged before the Mayor of this city, with passing a number of counterfeit notes. .','.. , The public are aware that this kind of traflick is carried on to a great and alarming extent, but we believe the course of condnct that is now adopted by our judges, will have a great tendency to check the growing evil in and about this city. .It is with sincere pleasurethat we state the very laudible and praise worthy jrtmduct of judge Armstrong, in the case of the above named defendant. The defendant was brought before him yesterday for a hearing, upon a writ of Habeas Corpus. The judge very ably expatiated upon the enormity of the offence with which the defendent stood charged, and concluded by telling him that such vyas the extent of the business in which he appeared to have been engaged, that he ielt bound in conscience to demand such bail of him as would ensure his being forth coming at the time of his trial. lie then ordered him to enter into a recognizance of ten thousand dollars himself, and to give good security in the same sum for his appearance at tte next mayor's court, to answer, &c. The security not being given, he was remanded to prison.

Philadelphia pap.

NOTICE. ill be offered for sale at Auction on the 2 2d day

of October next, on the premises, that well known scite at Prows or Gul'ics's mill, containing eigh-ty-three acres of good land, thirty ot which are under cultivation ; there are on the premises a temporary grist mill, which does good business, a saw mill and carding machine's for wool, two comfortable cabins & a log barn, a number of never failing springs, which afford water sufficient for the wool carding machine's ; there is also a still t house of logs. Also for sale seventeen acres of wood arid about half a mile distant from the above. Provine is . situate on the post road leading from the falls of Ohio to Madison, Indiana, about 10 miles from Charleston, and twenty miles from Madison ; .there is a Post Office kept at the place it is an elegant .stand for a Public house, a number of public roads intersect here. Terms of payment will be made leasy to purchasers. W ILLIAM G.GULICK. .Provine Indiana, ? Sept. 7th, 1818.3 n 92 6v.

G E N E V A.

, NOTICE. The1 Dragoons of the sixth regiment wilt' 'meet at Madison on Saturday the 26th of the present month, to drillto select a uni. form for the Company and to enact such by-laws as may be agreed on. Punctual attendence at io o'clock, A. M. as well of those who are members as of rhose who may wish to become so, will best promote the objects of the meeting. A Member of the Company. Madison, Sept. 12, x 3x8 92 2 w

SALE OF LOTS. Hp HE subscriber will offer for j sale a number of lots in the town of GENEVA, and county of Jennings, at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 6tb day of October next. HE IS El' A is beautifuiy situated on the wa .ters of Sand Creek, which is navigable from the town to the Drift Wood Fork of White river. This town is laid out in a healthy situation, upon the present Indian boundary, & a great leading road from the Ohio river through Vernon (the county seat of Jennings county,) is already laid out to this town ; and the leading road from Brookville to Vin cennes passes through it; The soil is fertile & the country about is rapidly improving. In the vicinity of this place a Lead mine, Iron ore, Stone coal, and a species of Marble have been discovered. Mill stones of an excellent quality have been made with one mile of this town. The subscribers have already in operation a grist and sawmill adjoining the town plat, and there are several fine springs of excellent water upon the premises. A credit of one and two years will be given for the purchase money. Persons & La Tourrette. Aug. 1 8th, 1818. 92 4W John Hlmeyi Attachment vs. or Jona, Williamson,) dolls. 7 56. In the above cause an attachment was issued by the plaintiff against the goods, chatties, rights, credits, monies and effects of the defendant this day, & set for trial the 24th day of September 1818, before me, when those concerned will take notice and attend, PETER HEMPHILL, J. P.

August 24, 18 x8. 93 2v

J. & N; Hunt, I Attachment vs. p for Jona. Williamson, J dolls. 9 50 In the above cause an attachment was Issued by the plaintiff against the goods, chatties, rights, credits, monies and affects of .the defendant this day, & set for trial the 24th day. of September 1818, before me, when those concerned will take notice and attend. PETER HEMPHILL, J. p. AugUSt 24, l8 l8. 02 2W. House and Lot for rule. The subscriber wishes to sell the Store House and Lot now oc- ' , cupied by Mr. Gorham and Mr. .Pifrsnn Alr an pvrfllfnt' nr '

section of land, about ten miles North of Madison. The above property will be sold low for cash, or negotiable notes at ninety .days. A. C.LANIER. Madison, Sep. 4. ,1818 92 $w Wheat Wanted. The Gallatin Ohio Steam-boat Company wish to purchase quantity of good merchantable wheat, for which they will give .one DOLLAR per bushel at Wm. Shannons in Madison, Ind. or at their mill opposite Madison, in Ky. The highest price in cash given for hogs and Cooper Stuff. 'Apply at the mill. JAMES M'CONATHY, Agent, September .12, 1818. 9 2 2m.

ITS hereby given, that on the 4 1 2th day of November next, the undisposed of k)ts which are to compose the town of P ;j.LE S TINF, will be exposed to public sale, on the following liberal terms, viz. one 5th prompt payment, oi;e 5th at the expiration of 6 months, and so on in succession, until the whole is paid. PALESTINE is the county seat of Lawrence

on a most delightful Bluff, on the east fork of White river, where the second principal meridian crosses the same, in latitude 3 8 io N. longitude 90 10 W. f.um Washington, 60 miles from Vincennes, 55 miles N. W. from New Albany 20 miles N. from Paoii, 24 miles scuth from Bloomington, and So miles from the ruouth of White river, which is a beautiful stream, affording the best navigation of any river in the interior ot the state. No town in the state can boast of more local advantrges than this ; abounding with never failing springs, being surrounded with an entire body of good lands and enjoying the advantages, of the river. There were sold on the 25th and 26th of May last, 157 lots for 14,165 dolls, mostly toenterprizing men, there are yet for sale about 160 lots, some of which, are among the best lots in town ; also on Saturday the 14th of Nov. there will be let to the lowest bidder, the building of a superb brick Court House, which will be a job of considerable magnitude, and worthy of the attention of workmen. ROBERT M.CARLTON. Agent for the county cj Lawrence

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