Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 115, Madison, Jefferson County, 20 February 1819 — Page 3

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f ranee - l-u Ls produced, and ,'ed to prouuwo - , ost lively sensations. Paris, Xcv. si. t - n time in commuQica g 'U thf imp-r-ta,lt Sec tlut the ministry Mw dVrmined on suppressing tK prcnnniM v-.n--. - i": tho French journals were

:bil?tv j .cted, and ot proposing a MfaP;vialliwibr their regulation. LVfo. The ii-attcr is to be immedt. V '"hf ihcussed in the council -i v a,ui 1 am intormal 'iSeaVT li-' -uie clauses of the law

f jnpr-hend every species ot eienee, and even uiscrmunaic ivith precision between the various shades of calumny and Scandal. The newspapers will rot, tVom the tst of January, spear by privilege as hereto, fre, but a deport of 72.000 !vrcs will be required, heating

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": 51 . 1 i ? . . 1, . ... i,-; .v tne lines u w nun iue '.Is cedtcrs nuv occasionally ne " 1 I 1 - ceneieumed, will be collected, ... . 1. r.d thev will be oo.igea to J -r.pktc' Unoriginal sum withEaven period. Tiie cogni:!nie ?f all matters relating to rewupers veil! be exclusively lc:i n a jury, as in England. ; 2 - k 1 - . IN SENATE. On motion ot Mr. Ruggle, (lie committee on public lands i were instructed to enquire into the expediency ot m living provision by law for the division ot the territories lately ceded ty-the Indians, in the elates ot Ohio and Indiana, into suitable districts mr the establishment of land oilices tor sale thereof. Mr. Rubles, bv leave withc'rew the resolution offered by l.im tor consideration a few il.ivs since, and in lieu thereof, h rabmitted the following, wb.ich iv.v;a agreed to. 1) Ilc Jvcd, That the President fl rf the United State., be re- ! qaested t cause a report to be ! hid before the Senate at their ; next session, ot such facts as I r.ay b. witliin the means ol ' the government to obtain, chewing how tar it may be expedient, or not, to provide by 1 hw far the clothing of the ar my with articles manufactured within the United States. house or representatives. Bjnk rf the United States. Mr. Trimble stated to the House, that, as his object in yesterday moving the resolution respecting a jjv facias ajrainst the Bank, had been to ftivc notice of what he thought should be done when that subject came up for consideration, and as that object was effected by having made the motion, lie should not at present move kV con deration . e . Claiborne then said, as Entire had been given oi one -notion respecting the Bank, lie now gave notice, that, when the House should enter on the nsidcration of the report of l,le Bank committee, he should oiler a proposition to repeal the charter of the Bank in tcto. Hip engrossed bill to extend tfe tie for the location of "a.itary land warrants, was Cl a third time, passed, and 'nt o the Senate for concurid

SEMINOLE WAR. The house then again resolved itself into a committee of the whole, Mr. Pitkin in the chair, on the report of the committee of military affairs on the Seminole War, with the amendments disapproving of the conduct of that war. Mr. Clay delivered a speech in favor of these resolutions, which occupied three hours in the delivery. Mr. Johnson of Kentucky took the floor on the other side, and had spoken about an hour, when having given way tor a motion for hat purpose, the committee rose and the House adjourned. Thursday, January zi IN SENA I K. The Senate took up the hill from the other home, making appropriations for the military establishment forthcycar 1819. The committee of finance of the Senate, to whom the bill had been referred, reported two amendments to the bill, the first to strike out the appro priation of io,cco dollars tor the construction and repairs of military roads ; the second to increase tne appropi latum icr deli a v ing the expenses (1 Indian treaties; s a to iowt the ex-

peno: mine, maae r.eccesarv ov the late :;eatv wltli the Chickasaw-, () . C: x the ;c amendmen's mucr u.;tc iol,; puce, 1 .1 , . . i lie t 'e-ti'Mi was hna'l t deas fe;; luv'5 1 l i-r -it ikmL out tne '-pro. ation.Mers. IVubi ur, Daergett, Eaton, 1 ppes, Gail u A, Goli borougii, Eeake, Macon, Mellen, Alorril, Palmer, Roberts, Smith, Stoke, TeJhct, 'iichenor, Williin sof i en. Williami of Miss. 18. Against striking out the appropriation Messrs. Chittenden, Dickerson, Fort via, Fr omen: in Hunter, John- ut L.ierk, Monow, Noble. Oiis Ruw-'Jes, Sjuford, Storcr, 1' :t. !or. 'i Loaus, randhr, Wihcn xl. The votes beimx ctpudlv diviae.', tne a reo,;eia vuiv.i against f - M r V" " f So the Senate retu-ed to strikeout the appropi i ition it j o,coo dollars lor the con -co 'action l'c repairs of military road.-.. The other amendment v.a; agreed to ; and "The Scnaie proceeded to the consideration of Executive business, in w hich they remained en paired until a late hour. IIOI.'SL Or RLl'Ri: S1INTATIVES. Amongst the petitions this morning presented, was one by the Speaker, from sundry inhabitants of the territory of Missouri, praying lor a separate territorial government by the name cf the territory of Arkansaw. Mi. Eivermcrc, from the committee on post oilices and post roads, reported a bill authorising the Postmaster General to contract, as in other cases, for carrying the mail in Steam boats between New-Orleans and Louisville, in Kentucky ; which was twice read and committed. FRIDAY, JAN. 2 2. The bill from the Senate, " to provide for the more convenient organisation of the courts of the United States, and for the appointment of Circuit Judges' was reported by Mr. H. Nelson, without amendment and referred to a committee of the whole,

Mr: Harrison from the committec upon the improvement in the organization and dietpline of the militia, made a report : ordered to lie on the tablc. On motion of Mr. Hendricks, the committee on public lands

were instructed to inquire into the expediency of making pro vision tor the disposal of those lands in the state of Indiana and Ohio to which the Indian title has been extinguished. On motion ot Mr. MT.ane, the same committee were in structed to inquire into the cx pediency ot granting the right ol pre-emption, of their settleincuts, to those persons settled upon lands of -United State in the territory of Illinois. IN SENATE.

Monday Jjn. aj. icgi.daturc. A law taxing she Mr. Ruggles, submitted a branches in Kentucky 5,000 motion to instruct the commit, dollars a month, has aNn pastee on the judiciary to enquire -e.l the legislature of tint tate; into the expediency of provid- but we have not heard wheth-

in;iby law for the establishment of a district court within the tcrrito; v of Michigan. Mr. Talbot, hom Use committee of finance, to whom v. as refeired an enq airy mto the expediency .(if j.Tohiirltmg by law the exportation of the g yl I and silver and copper coins of the United States, m id : a report adverse to the expediency vA sueh proiiibiii-mj whch vs read. i fx..rv, Jan. eo. On motion ci Mr. Morrow, the committee on the pT .:i-lar-'ls ev-.re instructed to en(paiie ii anyandwiia: amendmcnts are necessary to the act tor changing tlie co-upensation o: receivers anil rcicis cr the land oilices. nor st; or r 1; pa isr ?; tati vi s. Mr. Basset eu-.ire;d the chair, and iM, tint he ro.-.e to perform a pieuiing t:.i.1:, because it was connect id velih hum mity. It was to give prahe and hoiK.r where pe.d-e znd 1 ; hone r are due. It eonturned Mr. B.) said 1 tst niedit Irom tr.at en r.r3 mat s'it.'i. objects most iotelbly attivctcd Us. My he.ft rcqrcruh, te- i truth. Most sendMv div. I feeh on beholding in tint ehur u n whose life hai neen v-a-zd to the auu lh rat; .n ot the ot evho w:t:icut the influence f kindred or comtrv, and without anv aid, a re that of a common tongue, En past the vast Atlmtic, to make known the hidden penvcrs and olevsings of knowledge. Thousands, said Mr- B. arc now enjoying the happy fruit of his exertions, and millions to come will reap their nrofits, and drink again and a-

gain of the never failing spring, lay, has been arrested in Upper vid Johnston, Nicholai iFCarI should do injustice to the feel- Canada, examined and ordered ty and James Givens, this 15th

ings of the house to dwell O' j this subject. Mr. B. then submitted the following rcsolution, which was read & agreed to ; Resolved, That Joseph Lanrtpr th fdpnd of learning 1 i- .i..ef. a auu 01 man, uc auumi-u i a

seat within the Hall of the under a law no part ot tne proHouse of Representatives. visions of which, he says, apIN SENATE. plies to him.

Wednesday, Jan. 27. The motion submitted by Mr. Ruggles, on Monday respecting the establishment of a district court for the territory of Michigan was taken up and agreed to. It is stated in the St. Louis Gazette, in an extract of a letter dated Dec. 9, "that from the 1 st day of October last to

the 10th day of November, 11, 576 souls, including free persons and slaves, crossed the Arkansas river, in order to settic in this Tearitory, south of that river; and that it was reported and believed great numbers were on their way to the

same place. FkuiiuaiiySO, 1 1 9. The bill levying a tax of 50, ccd dollars per annum on the United States Branches within thi; state, and a tax of 20, co: dollais per annum on ail other authorised Banks, which w is noticed in our ta. t, has paed both branches of the ci it has received the govern 01N ;,i 'mature. Our governor ha. !.' ) veto upon the acts of the i 1 litu e. r 5 Since the above was in type, vec learn bv last evening' southcrn mail, that tlie Governor of ih liiueky has signed the bill tor expelling the branch,. J 'me1; C Fisher has been appointed President of the United S'aites Bard; pro tern, in the place of Win. Jones, resign e 1 Mr. George Wi'iliams of" Baltiimw. one tU the director or tint institution, who figures 1 1: rely in Mr. Spencer's repot t, has aEo resigned. It is said to be the w:-:h or President Menroc, that ill tlie old directors sluuild rciem. and tr.at e.ir. Sereeant, a member of Conrress, ba; i 1 .1 : ' Uilv, 1 . 1 - e ce:t:!:eue o 4 - War E. 'crtin favor of

H;k; y FrancEco, ot hitehall the expiration of one ycarfr-un N V. aged aie hundred and the date hereof. And ail per:.vv -;cars. W. H. Parker, sons indebted to the afors:dd

IFq. agentiemin ot that place, m ;.... e ttiremcnt tull conndenee can be placed, says, th :t 4i Francisco has uniformly statcd lor forty years past, th it he yea- a soldier at the coronation of Oueen Ann ; and it is e;encrallv believed here tiiat he h at least 130 years of age : he is still able to walk and retains his mental faculties." The Canadian Politician. The famous Canadian Political Character, Robert Gourto quit the Province, on pain of being imprisoned if he does net obey. Uehas refused to conform to this sentence of banishment, and remains in confinement; and says he will ret in iail before he will conform to cnrli -in nr,)r- rU ii m vjiii uivn " hivcu OXEN FOIt SALE. The subscriber has two yoke Of oxen and a small cart for sale, at the Gallatin steam mill, r 1 ujtu Kr. which may be had on lib- ' . ' eral terms. JAMES M'CONATHY. Feb. 15th, 1810. 115

fll A Q XT T"32 TX.kjm.m. 02 JjdJo Will be let to the lowest biddcr on the 24th. Feb. 1819, the building of a frame Bridge across Canip creek, near the Gallatin Steam-Mill. One half of the money will be paid

ten days after the contract Ls made, and the other half when the Bridge is completed. The plan of the bridge, &c. will be made known on t lie day of sale. Bond with approved security will be required of the under taker, for the true performanceof his contract J. M'CONATHY, ComROBT. KING, mission M. T. HOGLAND, j ers. Gallatin County, Ky. 7 1 3th Feb. 1819. 5 r H 5 S S . c . BY V. & J. KING, at their store, a variety o, , irden seeds, viz. Early Chair .1, Green Dwarf Marrowra , t :o den Hotspur, B . ?y GolPeas. Blood Beet, Scarcit y or Early Beet, Ee l Oni n Carrot, Parsnips, very Ea 1 Bunch Beans, Watermelon. 'dukmeU on, Cucumber, RoeJ 0-h, Scarlot Radish, China RidM'i, Eirly Yorkshire Cabbag . Winter Cabbage, Asparagus, V- enable Oyster, Celei y, Parl , LJ rppergrass, Scurvy gras,, Nutmeg, an excellent spiee, neady put up in papers at 6 1 4 cents e-ich. N. 13. The subscriuc.s hope those indeoted to th.u will realise their situation oy the loss of their goods, e'x be punctual in the discharge ot their dues. Y. u J. :A- G. Madison, Feb. 170, i -,ro. 11 5 y. NOT ICS. IS hereby tziven, to all pers.ons having legal c!i:ms agiinst the estate (f the Rev. Andrew' Fulton, late of the county of jelTeison, State of Indiana, deceased, thatthev exMbu their ;unts legally proven, beiore 2tate, are hereby requtsted to make immediate pavment to THOMAS TAYLOR JAMES ANDRES ON. TAKI1N UP BY Arnold Custer of Madison township, Jefferson county, one Grev Marc thirteen hands and one inch high, supposed to be seven years old next spring, no brands or marks perceivable appraised to 3 dollars by DaDecember, 181 S. Certified by JOHN MEEK, j. p. 1 1 5 The State of Indiana,') Jefhrson county, J Cltrks olfice Kilcrson Circuit " Court: John Donalds, Domestic atvs J tachmcnt. Elizabeth Wise, J Debt S300 In this cause a domestic attachment issued against said defendant tor the debt aforesaid, on the inth day of January 1819, returnable within twenty days, and is r.ov docketed in rav office, and set for

trial at the next" term of the court aforesaid. Therefore the said E - lizabcth Wise, the defendant aforesaid, is hereby notmcd ot tne- . pendency 01 said suit. r Attest r. c. TALUOTT, c. j. Fcbruarur' 13, 1819;