Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 125, Madison, Jefferson County, 1 May 1819 — Page 3

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i ) put into a tin box with i f.iiU holes in the top like a 1 Uier box to a caster, and L the oowder on the sur-

i-x of the plaster, which is thp wounded tree, until IX piaster is completely coverfj therewith, iei"g " :-T half an hour to absorb the ;0isture, then apply more ;,wder ; rubbing it on gently Luh vnur hand, and so re-r-atin the application of the f Luvdcr till the whole plaster j ,ec0uies a dry smooth surface. ! uvv may think this process rcnded with too much trou'uu, but I beg such to remcmLr? that a thing once well j vie, i twice done, or better t;u being thrice done, and t';ut one ounce of prevention U nr better than a pound of If anv of the composition should be left for future use, it should be put into some vessel, md covered with urine of any k'rd, otherwise the air will injure it. " In my next number, I con tcniphte giving some general observations on the diseases, fleets, and injuries of ditfertr.t kinds of fruit trees, and of - intir? to some remedies as I rail go on. PENN. FARMER. The fate cf Genius. Hcmer wis a beggar Planus turned a mill Terence was - shve Bcediius died in goai Paul Borghcse had fourteen diaerent trades, and yet starved wiih them all Yossa was rt'ten distressed for 5s Bentewlio was refused admittance an hospital he had himseit erected Cervantes died of hunger Comrxns the celebrated writer of The LusiaJ9 ended his diys in an alms house i?.d Vuigeles left his body to the surgeon, to pay his debts fir as it would go. In our :"jntrv, Bacon lived a life of , meanness and distress Sir W. ?vi!ci.;h died on the scaffold spencer, the charming Spencer Cfd forsaken and in want; the death of Collins came through necrlect, first causing mental derangement : Iich lonely scene shall thee restore, For thee, the tear be duly shed, Bdov'd 'til life can charm no more. And mournM though pity's self be dead. . Milton sold his copy right of Prihiisc Lest, for 15. at three Fo ments, and finished his life - obscurity Dryden lived in Poverty, and died in distress Utway died prematurely, tod through hunger Lee died ia the streets Steel lived a life ei perfect warfare with baililFs i-Coldsmith's Vicar cfWaketlc W-Te eoK4 (fr -1 f rifle tn vVC hini from the gripe of the f?h-.v -Fieldinsr lies in the Ensr r 1 - l actor y at Lisbon, withv& a stone to mark the spot Savare died in prison at Brisr 1, where he was confined for 1 debt ot 8 Butler lived in penury, and died poor Chat:5 . wtl lc tiuiu ur genius ana m Misfortune destroyed himself. ' ' U. StTto n,i.s Cfj. 1 y I 1 I 1 Tl 9- 9 I . . 1 .J 1. I I PCCn llmnr I 11, L. - O th P,111 New-York at 07 in Phi. hi :yl? at 93. The highest r 1 !?;4'Uto which it has been car"i by the stock iobbers was 1 1 1 j 1.4. iOSi t0 loncst mcn

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- 51 ly to overturn one of the assistS)3iIDIiS! 3 ? nts' who 5? vai" "tempted to prevent its extension. In " the 2d experiment the rod was IaY 1, 1319. applied to the phrenick nerve N in the neck, when laborious " ' ---" ' breathing instantly commenWc have understood that ced ; the chest heaved and fell; the public money's received in the belly was protruded and the land otHce at JeflTersonville, collapsed, with the relaxing Indiana, will hereafter be dc- and retiring diaghragm ; and posited in the Kentucky Branch it is thought that but from Bank at Louisville. the complete eracuation of the blood, pulsation might have We arc under the necessity occurred ! In the 3d cxperiof making an apology for not mcnt the supra-orbital nerve being able this week to furnish was touched, when every musa list of banks, the paper of cle of the murderer's face was which is receivable at the land thrown into " fearful action." oilice. The arrangement, wc The scene was hideous, several have understood is not yet of the spectators left the room, completed On the faith of it and one gentleman actually however, the paper of the state fainted, from terror, or sickbank of Kentucky and branch- ncss ! In the 4th experiment, es is received: We have hopes the transmitting of the electral of presenting a full list the en- power from the spinal marrow suing week. to the ulncr nerve, at the elIndiarJatu bow, the fingers were actually put in motion, and the agitaFrcn the National Intelligencer, tion of the arm was so great, NATIONAL JUBILEE. that the corpse seemed to point "Ye shall hallow the year, to the different spectators, some and proclaim Liberty through- of whom thought it had cutnc cut all the land, unto all the to life! Dr. Urc appears to be

inhabitants thereof." " It shall of the opinion, that had not be a jubilee unto you." Lev. incisions been made in the xxv. 10. blood vessels of the neck, and A National Jubilee was cele- the spinal marrow been lacerabrated in England, on the at- ted, the criminal might have tainment by the monarch of been restored ! the fiftieth year of his reign. f London paper. The idea is derived from the Hebrews. Every seventh year " was with them a Sabbatical Land-OfHce, Jeffersonvillc, year. The year succeeding the August ithy 1S1S. completion of seven Sabbatical PERSONS wishing to make years, was the year of Jubilee, transfers of lands entered in The American people will this ollicc arc requested not to devise appropriate modes of make them on the back of the celebration, consonent to their Register's certificate but on a institutions, if they should de- separate piece of paper. It fretermine on the observation of a quently happens, that by transJubilee, fcring and assigning on tiie The following resolution has back of certificates,they become been passed by an institution at so mutilated and defaced as to a distance from the seat of go- destroy the contents. The folvernment. lowing form may be used. " ResoheJ, That it will be " For value received I, A. B. expedient, on the Fourth day cf of county, do assign & July, which shall immediately transfer to C D. of county succeed the admission of the all my right & title to the twenty-sixth State into the A- quarter section No. in merican Union, being the first township No. (North or duplication of the original and South as the case may be) of re-vcluiionary Thirteen, to cele- range No. East of the Jefbrate a NATIONAL JUBILEE fersonville District. Witness throughout the United States mv hand and seal this day of of America." '1818. A. B. (Seal.) The present number of states Test," in the general Republic is twen- This assignment being ac-ty-one. Alabama, Missouri, knowledged before any justice Florida, Maine, Michigan, may of the peace, and certified by constitute the supplementary the clerk of the county of its five. - being such, will procure a paThe duplication of our Rc- tent. In all cases where the publics within one generation, magistrate's or clerk's certifi. and the quadruplication of the cate happens to be on a diilerpeople, will present an appal- ent piece of paper from the asling spectacle to the covert and signment it will be proper for to the open enemies of Liberty, them to set forth the particular throughout the world. tract sold.

No spectacle upon this earth, can be more sublime thau that of a free people offering to thc Governor of the Universe their testimonials of gratitude, .for the invaluable privileges and blessings conferred upon them. FAYETTE; HORRIBLE PHENOMENA Galvanism. On the 4th of November last- various rralva- - - o nick experiments were made on the body of the murderer Clvdsdale. bv Dr. Ure, with a voltaick battery of 270 pairs r 4 inch plates. The re?" ..,1 .ioving the rod trom the ? out with such vcnw as near

It will be well for magistrates and others who are in the habit of writing assignmerits, to preserve a copy the foregoing as their guir1-' Those who send to tto get their business on.e'

please to be parra!;f , m deS" cribing in a pb ?eSlble had the tract tK 10 cer and to vrf their 6 names at full b .iMl. GWATHMEY, R. L. OHicc. Laborers Wanted. TTUUD AT r 1 Ml tvaau jauuici will .flnd employment for eight Madison, March (5, tf

State of Indiana,? v Jefferson County. $ We the Jury, summoned by the Coroner of the County aforesaid, to examine the body of a man (whose name is unknown) here lying dead in the Ohio river, adjoining the lands of James Ingraham, after a particular examination, (as the nature of the case would admit of) are of opinion that he came to his death by being drowned. He appears to be a small man, and advanced in years ; he had two pair of pantaloons on, the under pair linen, the upper pair cloth, of a Spanish brown colour; striped vest, coloured neck handkerchief, one pair of long woolen stockings and socks over them, coarse shoes which had been half soiled and nails drove round the soles and heels ; had on two trusses ; a linen shirt, supposed to be a six hundred ; twelve and a half cents found in his pantaloons pocket, had on woolen nit double suspenders. April 24th, 1319. I William W. Thorn, Coroner of the county aforesaid, do certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the inquisition, taken before me on the day of the date thereof. WiM. W. THOM, C. C.

IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all those who are indebted to the subscriber, to call immediately and settle their respective accounts, as stock cannot be had without cash, and 1 am in much need as I have been disappointed in getting a quantity of Iron, which failed in coming, as I had contracted for. I hope you will be punctual in complying with this notice, on or before the 19th day of this month, or I will be compelled to bring suit at th-t time, disagreeable as it may be. WM. W. THOM. May x, 18 j 9. To the Electors cf Lancaster Township. TAKE NOTICE, there will be an election held at the house of William Delap, in Lancaster Township, on Saturday the 22d inst. to elect a Justice of the Peace, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Perry Green Maguess, Esq. MILTON STAPP, d. s. j. c. May 1, 1819. J. G. POLLOCK, Respectfully informs the citizens of Madison, and the public at large, that he has for sale on main cross street, in the room formerly occupied by H. P. Thornton, as a law office, ? handsome assortment of thr Dest selected pJOTS shoes, also, Gin, Whiskey & Bounce, all of which he will sell low for cash, or approved country produce, by wholesale or retail. N. B. Ail kinds of marketing is wanted. Madison, April 10. FAR M THE subscriber has a quarter section of land for sale, with 25 or 30 acres cleared and under good fencing, lying two miles North West of Madison, on the road leading to Vernon. ROBERT BR ANH AM: Madison, May 1.

AN APPRENTICE WANTED To the Tin and Sheet Iron business; one of fifteen or sixteen years of age would be preferred, and of regular, industrious habits. JAMES COCHRAN. May 1, 18 19. 125 LAST It'AliiMlSG. THE subscriber's having concluded to replenish their assortment of goods immediately, call upon all persons who are indebted to them either by note or account, to make payment without delay, otherwise necessity will compel them to bring suit without further notice. L. R. & G. W. Leonard. May 1, 18 19. 3W

JACOB G, DOYLE, Begs leave to return his thanks to his friends for their liberal patronage since he has commenced business, and would inform them that he still continues to keep his store in the new frame house on second street, a little south east of the Farmers & Mechanic's Bank of Indiana, where purchasers may be accommodated with the following articles, viz. Gun Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea ; Coffee, Brown and Loaf Sugar, Soap and Candies, Bacon and Hogs Lard, chewing and smoking Tobacco, Spanish and common Segars, Scotch and Rappee SnulT, Ginger, Pepper, Alspice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Indigo, Copperas, G. Silts, 'AlluiiC Rosin, an assortment of (Queen's Ware, and Glass ; a large collection of books, and an assortment of Stone and Tin Ware ; salt Shad, lest sugar house Molasses, Cordage, Trace Chains, a few articles in the dry good line, together with several articles in his line, which he will sell low for cash. N. B. Just received a ton of superior Bir Iron. Madison, May 1, 18 19. PUBLIC SALE. TUP UP xrAU XA

public sale on the a2d,rcc as thc month, at two o clock) savs store of Thomas Dougl," 'atcd u credit of at least four n., ?nstituti. a quantity or inerchanchzBV tT TO trunk, one watch, and .erved ousar tides of wearing api , THO'S. DOUGLA May 1,1819.

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I WISH to sell one hundred acres of land, lying within three quarters of a mile of Madison ; there is about twentyfive acres cleared, and three never failing springs. I will sell said land on reasonable terms, and on a credit of one and two years. JAMES ROSS. Madison, May 1. 125 V 1 ii.i TAKEN UP BY Jonathan Barret, of Vernon Township, Jennings county, one bay horse 14 hands high, ten or eleven years old, a small star: in bis forehead, a bob tail, and has been roached. Nobrandsperceivablc appraised to twenty dollars by Allen Campbell and David Campbell, this 20th March 1819. Certified by WILLIAM T. STOTT, h r: