Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 122, Madison, Jefferson County, 10 April 1819 — Page 3

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ite it, there are in this civilif J christian country those vvho fustitv this conduct. It is an iu-ml state of things where the vilest men under pretence ot suppressing vilany are counteninced in whipping, woundins;, maiming and murdering thoe whom prejudice or ill

ill point out as vicumsoi uieir 1iii rfita t-t-displeasure; 111 'ij u ! flue cf-it r things tne icimmww, ms. hive nO SeCUritV for their own m i5i pleasure ot their coadjutors. April 10, I ill 9. We have noticed with painful attention for sometime past, the state of the currency or the western country, roi ncaiiy six months have the land otficcs been shut against tint cir. cuhting medium, m which alone it is practicable to make payments for lands, and but for the late laws of congress on that subject, which will expire cn the ;ist ct M.irch 182c, wc should nave heard of diilv forkitures, and have seen the farms and dwellings of industrious poor men, selling under the hammer. Wc are happy however to have noticed the con anions and stipulations of an agreement, between the Secretary of the 'ireasury and the Farmers 5c Mechanics' bank of Cincinnati, by which that bank is to become the depository of the monies received in the lard office at Cincinnati, and is to guaranty the reception into that office, of the paper of the banxs contained in the subjoined list. We are also happy in being authorized to state that the same conditions, winch have been submitted to the Bank at Cincinnati, will bz oilcred to the Bir.k of Vincennes. This if accepted bv that Bank, of

which there czn be little doubt, pay beVore yesterday, colwill secure the reception in the onei R. m. Johnson took the

nndomce at jcttersonviue, ot the solvent bank paper of this state, and no doubt thc reccptionalso, of the adjacent bank paper ot Kentucky. This measure will restore the former state cf things, as it respects hnd office money, and will also be an inducement to f.ir deahng banks, to keep up the credit ot their paper by specie payments and judicious management. Treasury department, $th March, 1819 The banks referred to are : Bank of Cincinnati, the Miami Exporting company, Lebanon Miami banking company, Dayton Manufacturing compafly, Urbana banking Co. bank of Chiiicoths, Franklin bank cf Columbus, Lancaster Ohio bank, bank of Marietta, belmont bankof St. Clairsville, hank of Steubenville, Western Reserve bank, bank of Kentucky and its branches, Farmers d Mechanics, bank, Lexingbank of Georgetown, ivy-) Newport bank, (Ivy.) .Unch Farmers & Mechanics' lmk of Indiana at Lawrence-fc-Jg (i.) a he bank will extend this list : i proportion as it can do so V .' 1 safety. BLANK DKI2DS Formic a: thh o.'Hc'c.

Fcr the Indiana Republican. Dcar E ! must Iove thee thne eyes are t ridc, Thy cheeks with vermiIHon vermillion are dyed : On thy lips grows sweet coral, and when smiling aisdosc The snow of the lily, and the blush of thc rose

- t... I t 11 un uiy uusum uic pencu au s aris may uesiow, Rnt wlipr finrl t)ir rnlnnrc n coiuenu wiin ine giow i With thy neat little torm what statue can vie ? The limner is artless when such beauty is by. Incog Amor. The following Post routes have been established at the last setsicn cf Congress in the state of INDIANA From Princeton, bv Colum hly anj Petersburg,' and the scat of Justice in Dubois count to Paoli. From Vincennes, bv Palest'1IK to York, in Illinois, From Lexington to Vernon, From Jetlersonville, by Greenville, Fredericksburg, paoj and Washington, to Viurennes From Vincennes, by Carlisle and Bellville, in Illinois, to St. Louis, in the Missouri territory. From Jacksonburg, in the county of Wayne, to the countv SCJl for Randolnh countv. prom Lawrenceburg, in In. diana, to Petersburg and IiurHton, in Kentucky. From Brookville to Vernon; thence, bv Brownston i Sa. icirN to Geneva. From Corvdon. bv Mount Sterling, Portersville, Petersburg, and Columbia, to Princeton. From Elizabeth, Hardin county, Kentucky, by Frcdonia, 5v Mount Sterling, to Paoli, in Indiana. 4 '4 Extract cf a letter tj the Ediicr of the O:ivego Gazette, dated Washington Citv. Tin. 2?. fl in defence of his Report on the subject of the Seminole war, and finished his speech yesterday. He exhibited great research and ability in the discharge of his dutv. His argunient was replete 'with authority anj evidence, interspersed W;th the most bold and animated flights of eloquence. The colonel, in compliance with tae request of the Ladies, who crowded the galleries, left his usual place in the house and occupied a position more favorable to their observation. " The manner in which he acquitted himself on this occain, has added to thc high elevation that he has so long held in the esteem and affections of his friends and acquaintances. His appearance naturally commanding when ardent iu debate, was rendered more deeply interesting from beholding those honored scars in that hand and arm, which had so essentially contributad to prostrate our combined eneanl to cause our banner to wave in triumph, on the banks of the Thames." Monte Video, Dec. 4. The English sloop of war Icarus, from Buenos Ayrcs for Rio de Janeiro, touched here this afternoon. An officer on board has politely favored me with the enclosed translated

copy of admiral Blanco's des. patch, relative to the capture of three of the transports which sailed some time since from Cadiz under convov of th Smn.

ish frigate Maria Isabel, of 50 Kuns, destined for Chili. The Maria Isabel was captured in the port of Talcahuana by admiral Blanco on the 28th October. Finish of the Spanish expedition t the Pacific. Despatch from the admiral of the Chili squadron, dated on board the Gen. San Martin f4t at anchor in Valparaiso harbor, on the 17th November, iSiS. This moment, say 1 1 o'clock, a. m. I have anchored in this port with the squadron under my command, and prizes the Spanish frigate Maria Isabel of 53 guns, and three transports ot thc convoy under her care, which took on board in Cadiz 606 men and 36 officers 213 of the first have died on the passage, and 277 are sick ; the remainder are well, but perishing of want. The transports arc the Dolores, Magdalena, and Elena, taken on the nth, 12th and 14th inst.in the port of the island of Santa Maria, which they entered, t.iking us for companions, as on their heaving in fright we hoisted Spanish colors, and the. Maria Isabel signalised for their number, which they immediately gave and anchored alongside of us, when we gave them a shot and hoisted national colors. The brig of war S alvarino, which had arrived the day before, I was obliged to detain for want of hands to man the prizes, and I gave the first into his charge. The second I gave to the brig of war Intrepida CElas Provincial Unidas del Rio de la Plata, which joined me on the 1 2th, and the third I manned from thc 64. On thc 14th, at S p. m. I left Santa Maria : next morning fell in with the sloop of war Chacubuco, which I ordered to the island to wait for the remaining transports till the 30th, should they not arrive before. I very much suspect thc j have either put into some port on the coast or have foundered, if I may infer from the state in which I have found the three which I have the honor of placing at your excellency's disposal. God preserve your excellency many years. (Signed) Manuel BlancoyEucalada. To his Excellency the Minister cf Alar ine. N5W.YORK, MARCH 6 Commodore Aurfs Squadron hst. The supercargo of the brig Ossippee, arrived last evening in 35 days from Carthagena, in tortus us that Com. Aury's squadron consisting of 6 or 7 sail, were all driven on shore at Old Providence, about the 8th of December, in a violent gale, and completely wrecked. Nothing of consequence was saved but a few pieces of canon. How many lives were lost was not known at Carthagena when our informant sailed. An expedition was about to be fitted out for the purpose of going to Old Providence and making prisoners of war of all who escaped death.

Captain Clark, of the brig Pocahontas, from Mogadore, informs, that on the 220! of October last, on his outward passage, in sight of Tenerifle, he was brought too and boarded by the Castilla (Lima ship) prize to the Buenos Ayrean brig Young Constitution, capt. Mccch. Her prize crew had mutined, and displaced the prize master, whom with one man they compelled him to receive on board the pocahontas; The abovemcntioned privateer is said to have been littcd out at Baltimore, where she arrived some time ago, and landed 700,000, which wastaken from said vessel.

NEW OR L LANS, JAN.. I. If in this city there be really a want of specie and if in consequence ot that want the interests of commerce have suffered, (both positions by the bye we think very questionable; we may think the numerous picaroons and pirates that swarm in the Gulph of Mexico, from whose depredations no vessel is sate, under whatever flag she may sail, provided she have money on board. We are informed by persons whose authority cannot be questioned, that upwards of a million of dollars would have been shipped for New Orleans alone, during the last summer and autumn, from Carthagena. Tarnpico, and other ports on the Maine, for the purchase of British, French and India goods, if the Spanish merchants had not been deterred from trusting their property at sea by the fear of falling into thehindsof those buccaneers. A letter from Alexandria, says the Chillicothc Supporter, states, that Mr. John M'Carty, who killed General Mason in the late duel, has left the country for England. , Ohio Wat. Wc ate authorised to announce Willi aw Carpenter, Esq. a candidate to represent the senatorial district in this state, composed of the counties of jeiFerson, Switzerland, Jennings and Ripley, at the next annual election. Tin and Sheet Iron MANUFACTORY. JAMES COCHRAN respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has commenced the above business on main street, next door to Thomas Douglas's store. Having employed the best workmen, he'will be enabled to sell by wholesale or retail on as cheap and as accommodating terms as any house in the western country. He has also received a supply of castings, from Pittsburgh with a variety of patent STOYES, calculated to heat and cook together. He has also a general supply of japan ware, buttons, &c. N. B. To wholesale country store keepers he will give every encouragement. Madison, April 10, 1819. vI Wish to niirrlnco A. locust, or oak posts, suitable for fencing. COPELAND P. J. ARION. April jo.

NOTJCEo THERE will be exposed to public sale for cash in hand, on Saturday the 24th inst. in the town of Madison, a quantity of consisting of Calico's, Cambrick's, Silk's, Yankcy Clock'?, Sec. &c. Also, book account's, together with notes of hand, taken in attachment as the property of Rufus S. Mixter, ami to satisfy three judgments a gainst said Mixter, one in favor of John Maxwell, one H favor of Martin Rowser, ?nd one in favor of Branham Sc Stapp. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, where due attendance will be given by Thomas T. Struling, 3. j. c. April 10, 189. J. G. POLLOCK, Respectfully informs the citizens of Madhon, and the public at large, that he has fcr sale on main cross street, in the room formerly occupied by II. P. Thornton, as a law orlice, a handsome assortment of the beft selected BOOTS SHOES, also, Gin, Whiskey & Bounce, all of which he will sell low for cash, or approved country produce, by wholesale or retail. N. B. All kinds of mjrkcting is wanted. Madison, April io.

To the Electors cf Lcxingiiu. 1 cwnsatt. TAKE NOTICE, that there will be an election held in the town of Lexington, in Lexington Township, on Friday the 30th inst. for thc purpose of electing one Justice of the Peace, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Edward Tucker, Eq. MILTON STAPP, d. s. j. c. April 101I1, 1819. 1 Stop the Runaway. TIW AND A HALF CENTS MEW AMI). Ranaway on the 6th inst. an apprentice to the printing business at this office, named OH IN NEWTON, he is about 16 years of age, five feet 2 or 3 inches high, light hair, fair complexion, blue eyes, heavy eye brows, has a very uncommon, pitiful look, hangs his head very much when spoken to, though he has a great quantity of assurance. He had on when he absconded, a wool hat some Tittle worn, a. brown cloth coat and pantaloons, dark vest, coarse shoes, and some other clothes taken with him r.ot yet ascertained. He is expected to have gone to Vernon, I idiana. The above reward will (on the delivery of the boy 0 me) be paid half in cash, an(", the remainder in old paper, iut no thanks. All persons re forwarned against harboiring him under the pen alty ol the law. ' 7-JopelandP. J. Arion. April 1819. v TO SUGAR MAKERS. Tree Sugar will be taken in payment of debts due this offoe. Harch sc.