Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 145, Madison, Jefferson County, 18 September 1819 — Page 3

whiwer has come to ';' ktio-lf Jge respecting crf nurv excesses reported veVen committed under bJ .,.;tv of officers com-

. :t t - - r, nur southern borr:StnFIorida. WehavereccivKtcronthat subject from 'Vofthearmyon thatstaconfinnmginpariiiicMd. : ra're.uiv made, with some particulars. A like state- - made under the signar; pf An American," in t'jr Y, rii7"rtf. If is nroVjv, as a reason for de7;T'rr at present, to take any notice of this matter, ;ff vs understand it has be;n, and if we are not mtstint charges hive been ''Zrred aqunst one or more t:; 0f the army, having l;,"nce to these facts. These r. 'tfuy be submitted to a f.-,(uiry, or perhaps to jcrcnti, for investigation tf' tr thac circumst mcc, it Y"irJ ro us nothing more t0 jj!t to leave the examini("f this matter to those to iVni it r.nv; belongs, and to it .nay be safely conh Jw frr- Kentucky Herat 1. iW i lsiter cctrivLM minis :Vt, frorn Huston, we learn j.r i ship from the coast of I'-cj arrive,! at tint port, t; with her a contagious cYvi of the most malignant id The crew of Slid vessel rurally died. The B ard of kith caused the ves?l to be 1. :J Ai d sunk, an I the tor- ; beloncin to her to be ::r.-t. l ie B liton Gizetre the i6:h Aui. remarks, lYder the blesdns of Piobice, and t he provident a watchful B ard of -Y.h, wc may rationally ex-'-d to te spared from reaiithe cal unities of a devour--'3 eeiJeimc.1 t-y.itKt if letter a to a gentleman h this place dated, X- (Allans, Aug. i0 1819. 'Tins thy is sonic what uncivilly at this season. A num. h?r d deaths, bv Fever, hive o-vtiired within afewdavs. Awhich are, Cipt. llnvkslate of the stca n-hoat -iluna, and Cipt. Turney, :i s comtnmder of the Tarn- ; togctiier with two Enfnrs, names tiot recollected. ulhc sti im ;v vits Maid of "'cans, a id llcuderson, at 50;bnithe s. b. Chrk was too at Fluid No. ico, '.hmachinerv supposed to be ?f a Liter frci a reCitable commcre'ul heme in if Vrnjns tj anQiher in this S - (hLL.VN AUlT. IO,l8lO. . uc are sorry to state that Jnce our last respects, a cont.- . - P,- 'ugnatii)u ot business, fiicasurably to the causes r " re mentioned, (scar"J f Ciih and want ot con- '; C:-cc,) has prevented some -tij'UofH of your ctvuntry t!!'' f.rom ri 'ing much, ;i' crwic would hive been r i.i!;rr! h at present little or ;;f h 11 ,ur in the city, and ,lh'J ,r"viU will command 'i f'i 10 dollars: thcic

is however" no 'demand for exportation at this price, consequently it must fall on the arrival of a quantity; about 4 or 5000 barrels remains of the old stock, but so sour and musty it is barely possible to use it Lard, 14 to 15 cents, but little demand; Whiskey, 45 to 50 cents, getting scarce ; Tobacco continues low and very dull, and no prospect of a rise so long as the markets in Europe are glutted ; Pork, 13 to 15 dollars, no sale; Eastern ports being overstocked with this artide, there is no export demand except to the West-Indies, which is very limited. "Exchange on the Eastward has advanced, our Merchants fearing the return or their drafts, prefer executing few or no orders, consequently will not value. It is to be hoped, previous to the approaching season, business will regulate itself so as to produce that confidence so necessary to commerce. Ar. Orleans prices. Tohicco, 5 to 5 1-2 cts. no ales; Himsin hogsheads, 9 to 10 els. ; Shelled Corn, 62 1-2 cts. per bushel; Butter,. 20 cts. ; Bile Rope, 12 1-2 cents, getting scarce ; Bagging, 14 to 15 cts., no sale; Old Flour, 6 to 7 dollars, no sale; Manufactured Tobacco, id to 12

cts. no m! Sugar, 9 to 9 1-2 cts.; Coffee, ELECTIONS. Mr. Cook iseiectej to Congress from Ilii. nois, by a :n..j rity of 5 cr 6:: votes over ?dr. McLean the former 1 epresent arive. The hnn. John Scott, lte delegare from Missouri, it is believed, is rc elected by a majority of 200 vtcs over his opponent, Col. Hammond. Mr. Poiutlexter is elected Governor, and Mr. Burnett, in all probability, Lt. Governor of Mi-;wppi ; Mr. Rankin is elected to Congress. Sp u rio v x 7 .Y k e j . VTe h a v e scon within a tew weeks i-t, several spurious tickets, purporting to tie issued by the bank of Louisvpk; there being no such bank, we have thought proper to caution the public at'ainst receiving the:e ticket. For -the better ilcsigtution ot them, we copy the lace of one of them: 44 This Note for Seven! v Five Cents, will be reccived at the bank of Lcuis-ui'le. R. FROI HINGH M cashr. November 3rd, 1 S t S" Tlie amount isprintcd on one ci d of the ticket, and the word "Kaituekv," cua the other. We at e indormedby a merchant of this place, that some time last winter, he received a box directed to his care, and marked " J. Cushman & Co. Shelbvville," from Messrs. Eichbaum cY J)hnson, printers of Pntsburgh, containing a quantity of these tickets, not tilled up. They are still remaining in his possession, and the siid printers informed him that thev were ordered bv a man calling himself Huk. ib. Military expedtthn to the Upper iMiaouri. By persons who have descended the river direct from Camp Martin, wc learn the following pu dollars On thei2th July theprovisions gave out at Camp Martin, and the soldiers dispersed in small bodies under the command of different ollicers, to

subsist themselves as they could among the Indians and in the woods. This Camp was 370 miles up the Missouri, and had been occupied since Ia.st fall by a battalion of the Rifle regiment. Col. Johnson had the contract for supplying it with rations. On the 30th July, Colonel Chambers with the remainder of the Rifle regiment was at Fort Osage, 30 miles below the mouth of ttie Kinss, waiting the arrival of provisions. v On the 31st July the Western Engineer, was 30 miles below Fort Osage, amending. The same day the advance of the sixth Infantry in keel boats were ten miles above the mouth of Grand river. An accident had happened among these boats. In a rapid part of the river the ccrdelie, or towing rope, broke; the boat swung, anil drove down the current until striking a sawyer, overset, and went to the bottom. A soldier's wife and a child were drowned. Grand river enters the Missouri 240 mites above its junction with the Mississippi. August 1. The foremost of the steam boats, the Expedition, was 8 miles above Franklin (Boon's Lick) lying to and repairing some of her machinery. The progress of this boat up the Missouri had been at the rate of 8 miles a day ! August 3. The steam boat jfejferssn was 8 miles above the mouth of the Great Osage.The Great Osa re etuers the

AT iss out 113; miles ab ve its mouth. 1 tie Jefferson had therefore made 141 miles in a period of o davs ! l he sentiment of the country, from the ilav of the arrival ot Col. Johnson's steam boats, VvH unanimous that ie.-c bats were unfit for the Miv; m i. The truth of that sentiment is uow ma ie manifest. It is unvr ret 'ah; that ro much of the expedition depends upon the progress of these feeh!e boats, will not see ihc Council Enrfi this yen'. That part however, which in ir go forward in keel- and barges may easi'y arrive there Let no one attribute to the difficulties of the river the wretched progress which Col. Johnson's boats have made in a-cending it. Capt. Nelson's vovaiie to B iota's Lick in the bidtpendetice is a proof of the case and safety with which it may be navigated in a boat properly built, of competent power, and skilfully conducted. St Louis Enquirer. Extract cf a letter from an officer cf the Republican army in the Ero vir.ce cf Texas, to Cel. R, Robinson cf this county. Natcihtochls, July 12. It appears to me nothing can put a stop to the expedition, the country through which 1 passed on my way to this place, is all in an uproar, preparing to move. There are a great many troops over the Sabine, and many more going daily. "A letter has been received hereto-day, from Dr; Robinson, in Philadelphia, informing that he has sent on 500 from that city and the calculation is, that a great many will leave Baltimore. Several regiments are raising in Kentucky, and several boats arc ascending the Red river, with troops. Large appropriation

are made In N. Orleans. The tide of emigration is bearing to the South-West, like a torrent. Gen. Long has sent two commissioners to Galvez town, where gen. La Fitte is stationed, to bring him into measures. His co-operation is expected. We are about to start for head

quarters in one hour.1 it NOTICE. There will be exposed to public sale for cash in hand, at the court house door in Madison, on Monday the 4th day of October next, in-lot No. 313 in the town of Lexington, (Ii.) Taken in execution as the property of Archibald Fleming, at the suit of J. P. Hollace h wife. Sale to commence between the hours of 1 o & 5 o'clock on said day, where due attendance will be given by M. S T APP. d. s. J. c. September 16, 1 3 18. By virtue of 1 writ of tiera facias to me directed, will oe exposed to public sale for cash in hand, at the court house door in Madison, on Mondav the 4th day of October next, the undivided half of fraction ot lot No. 96, bounded as follows viz. beginning at ttie South west coiner of said lot, running thence East with se cond street 134 feet, thence North 34 feet, thence west 134 feet, thence south ?4 feet to the beginning. Ttken'm execution as the property of David Birker, at the suit of the President and Directors of the Fanners and Mechanics batik of Indiana. Sale to commence between the hours of to and 5 o'clock on said day where due attendance will be given by M. STA1T. d. s. ji c. NOTICE. By virtue of a fie ret facias to me directed, will lie exposed to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the court I louse door in Madison, on Friday the tstday of Oct. next, the undivided half of in-lots Nos. I, 2, 3, 4, ;,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12, 13, 14, 1 5, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, ? n t - s - ( 'J 1 Q - I, -4. -V, X j y V , 29 3 3 33 34,35. 36 37 3S 36 4 42,43,44, 45,46, 47, 48, ao, 50, 51, 52, 53o4 55 5G 57- 58 59 6o 01,62, 63, 64, 65, 66,67, 68, 69,70,71,72,73,74, 75.76.77, 78,79, 80, Si, 82,83, 84,85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, g 1, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 9 99 ICO 101, 102, 103 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110 111, 112, 1 13, 1 14, 1 15, 1 16, 117 118, 1 19, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, l3 32 !33 l34 135. 36 137, 138, 139, 140, i4r 142, 143, 144, 145, 1461 I47 !43, 149,15 I5hi52l53I54,i55 156, l57 l58 l59 l6o 16 i , 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, i63, 169, 170, 171, 173, 173, 174, 175' !76 i77 17$ l79 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, in the town of London, la. Taken in execution as the property of Benjamin W. Hunt, one of the stockholders of the Indiana Manufacturing Co. at the suit ot Jacob Thomas against said company. Sale to commence between the hours of 10 and 5 o'clock on said day, where due attendance will be given by M. STAPP, d.s. j.c. September 26, 1S19-

DISSOLUTION. The partnership hitherto cS isting between Doctors Dowf ney & Watts, has now full)? expired; and as Doctor Watts intends leaving this state, in a few days, it is earnestly requested that all those indebted to them, cither by notes or accounts, may call immediately and settle the same as quick as possible. Doctor L. C. Downey, will still continue to practice Medicine, surgery &c. in the town of Madison, and the surrounding eountry. His shop is immediately opposite Dr. Can by's three story brick hcuse on Mulbrry street. September iS, 1819. I45 The State of Indiana, Jefferson, County, 3

vs iKinamm Hunt, T r., W lUiatn Hunt, W ilrnccrv liam MT'arLtnd & j James V Doublets. J This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and filed hi bill, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendants Benjamin V . llunt William Hunt, and William. M'Farland, arc not at this time residents of this state whereupon on motion, it is ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of this bill be published in the Indiana Republican, for eight weeks successively; and that unles$ the said alsent defendants shali by themselves or counsel, enter their appearance to said suitf, that the same will be taken a$ confessed, and decreed accord-, in 'lv, in their absence. By order of th court, R. C. TALBO I T, Cl'k. The State of Indiana. liana, 1 itv. J Jefferson County ss. Jefferson Circuit Court June? 'Perm, 1819. George ?lomoe, vs j John Stutktr, sen. j David Stacker, John j Siueker, jr. M.u gai - Sdn Chancerj t S tucker, licnry Stacker, Klialn th Stacker and Sarah Stiwk- r. This day came the plaintifi? by his counsel, and it appearing to the court that a number cf the above defendants arc not residents of this state whereupon on motion, it is ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of this bill be published in the Indiana. Republican, for eight weeks successively; and that unless, the said absent defendants shall bv themselves or counsel, enter their appearance to said suit, that the same will be taken a? confessed, and decreed accords ingly, in their absence. By order of the court, R. C. TALBO TT, Cl'k. 3 Dont Read This. ALL persons who contract ed debts with me, previous to the 28th of July, are requested to come forward and settles their accounts on or before thg first day of October next a'i longer indulgence cannot be given. Those who do not at tend to this notice, may expect to fi.d their accounts in the hnds of proper ollicers for collection, without respect to pnrsons. JAMES COCHRAN, Set. ii, 1810. 144 3V