Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 154, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 November 1819 — Page 3

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-movement "Is illimitable fiver ' r investigations a cloud ot mysV Hip.nds, and whose profession 'vi-r admit the stamp ot perfxtl'V'hvpothis mav answer some ' " Vole purpose, as they serve lor ;"'(lPHSvmcntof his facts, and may v1 ne ;t in some measure the laudi--" !l;,."t f t discovery. But even htre

rvt s enquiry, whether the love uv -, uhi " not nAve contributl lr ;tl Jct lne proverbial and l.i1 ' ci scepticism of physician . V n a1 sciences and subjects capable nnc11 hypothesis e.uht V : ir.irh.d, as the vayue resort ol . i".Iviice, and the bane of improve-"-"t. It is the error of the present cf, that, in such a subject, he has r:'.n r.td hypothesis, and, in so doing, ' ; .1 i no wild and pernicious u - ;.nre the stu lent ot Anatomy, m- . Yi of actual dissection, instead of pi --'bare the nuisclc developing - ri "S an Vt'5;1 tl uClli" tlie scwi.tl of nerves, u:!to . ri.i the brain, ' . Vnir t.K sat ot aumi-ii hie, se- ' , , "th bones and learning their J . Ui"-iJ-" pl'v ISMS, oiC. is.C. alip- ',. tu" c-'C.i- r, in-t m J of rescrtia , t!u retoit and the le- . n .us uit-iiiL.ti tests, inis t' T.'v tor tue : .iIvmsoi ; aIus, .1 ' ;c. . ivaow ana e x ju i i.uliu ot g r s, , t tu s ot aoi Is and salh i-pjie t i.' i hi you i.; m.uh tn i ijnst ni b. !lil;iaj (loan to nis ! ui-.t'- hi i V!,;vbi l'l itvo Lj.ii --, C i.nc Se ti ju -, a. v. I Fiu.vicms ..M.er- J, 1 1 t; . VI-III At ,C.V . .rstiuli i-i "i.vr '.vvi f'; .'. n'jtii iv.' A.,'. .;.'.' I I P "pv et t tiiv SU.L' ;;.; !e VK 'u e luw a v,l ,f pr.Ui'.ecy'' la.hi p.. .':.. ue authority -i v. ., !,lr ' v. I il iu ;r . i ;he 3vul . i c . lU.V r.'-V p-'Sv ..' tUC . -: . i- . as . r.t s a beikl in i . . "! "I M;iiiJ I TIC rli-'U KU'JV. :t. v; 1 d.i tri.i . ) he hpnlvsts s i jI, i tau ix suj 1 eliou u: lu; n, i!v.-b'ible (J-cUivs u 1 h,)iir .....:hi , wh.n all that are in titt-ir .usth'Id h.-ar the voice vA tn Son 'm.kI, arl sh '11 come 1 )U tluy "J. tiv el re go d, to t;;e io irie.:loi' iile; and the il;.it have iImt t the titlhnsviri n.'oou ci oainHere thai thiy are at ivu. tii-.ii .aH be bwiievcJ, the iiyp.o-('k-U r God I Ttz: rrmarki ivil t.')se fi-:'i?.. uf one: Iu suppuv.njj hi Vh-.e-vv ncv.,'" the wiilci tauours ur.lx , Vi'u ous iniGtaLe. it appears r. s: "range, that one, who bai a..crrtilso goodataUni Vi lompcVit:v,, should not know that the doc tru - vi t arsmigrat ku i several thou?rviov; old. aiul that iti thiav erite k.iJof the i nlight. lied limd ,os and dviuhtless. ol their Chinese lie'ghbori, vh- umeng other curiosities nave a .' y v.-i of some millions oi veais i t m-a coahitatiou, see La i'iacej a;ul ,;:n hold firmly that tlu y live in the Ji.elJS.' if the world, 'vh.eli is a great jb'ai, lying like a ta'ja; iraf, on tlueck et an elephant, who stands on a iituH, that swims in a iarge pond! PHI LA LLlllLS. COM MUNICATED. "Inthted with supreme intensity, fills three-quarters of immen1 sity; Messrs. Editors, Our illiterate villagers were htdv astounded bv a second corNation from that prodigy of genius, the puissant Mr. IC. The K'ntleman "no doubt suffered Fren pain in eliciting the "production" he "brought forward j" Jrif we may credit his own statement, he possesses exquisite sensibility. His simpatby is not Cvcn obtunded by the murders in 1 cruelties he has committed c3 t'ie kingt English. He says,

"I really sympathise vrith Mr. Vernonhn, as respects his situation. Now, if your sympathetica!, tclcgraphica! scientiualy hy-per-criticaly philological, and prom-tus-isimal, "connoisseur" will condescend to point out to the "illiterate citizens of Vernon, the subject or nominative ot the verb, respects, he will elicit "some of his unbounded fund of ideas, on erudition and composition,' and dispel some of the ' obscurity' that nubilatcs our "dormantly confined' faculties. Mr. K. must be a gentleman of matchless power: for he intimates, in a latin sentence, (the orthography of which is amazingly exact;) at the clo-c of his last "general display,' that he will soon be ready for a future exhibition of his ". cijble composition!" As our alfactory nerves were rather disagreeably a'Jectcd by his last detonation, 1 eirnestly entreat the M idisonun "champion to discharge the next volume of his "enviable composition" in some oilier direction! I am convinced of his prowess: I, therefore, beg leave to withdraw and leave him in possession ot the field. VERNON I AN. Nov. x i th l S 19.

V;.7, iYot t27, 1 819. M Wcslull be under the necessity f nniiinuing the publication of 1. c Republican, on a medium :vh et a tew weeks longer, in coils' (jutneeof the pajXT miUs having tecn stopped. Hut as soon as paper can be procured it will be cnlurg. cd to its former size. We are requested to state that the Sabbath school will in future commence at the hour of thiee o'clock, on every Sab jath in this place. Extract cf a later from a cr,t!c run in Liverpool to his tncndin this Kit y, dated Oi. 1. 'Youwillhe.il, by this ship, that a new Mii istcr, Mr. Stratford Canning, cousin of George Cuming, is appointed Minister to the U. States he was formerly Minister to Switzerland." IMPORT AN 1 FROM THE SPANISH MAIN. BALTIMORE, NOV. 2. Extract (fa letter tj the Editor cf the ratnet, dated "St. i nomas, 12th Oct. 1S19. We had an arrival this morning from Margaritta, by which we icurn that the Island has latterly been very sickly; amongst the number of victims to the prevailing fever, are Generals English and Sandusky. General Devereux bad not arrived. From Angostura information had been received that Arismendi had effected a revolution in the government cf that piacc, and that Gen. Ordinati ivas marching in farce to cppoiehim; " The Brucus, Venezulian brig, is totally lost at Nevis; the Admiral lirion is dismasted at Five Islands, or the Saints, In haste, I am, &c. " P. S. Since writing you this morning I have been enabled to collect further particulars 9Qn

cerning the late Revolution at Angostura. . It . is certain that Zaer, late Vice President of the Venezulian Republic, has been deposed, and that Arismendi has been elected; or, more properly speaking, appointed President, in the room of Bolivar. How these dissentions will end, it is impossiple to hazard a conjecture, but I fear the worst consequences, from such a state of anarchy and confusion."

CASH FOR PORK. The highest cash price will be given for large pork well f itened delivered in Madi-on, in the niontlu of December and J anuarv. Those persons who may wish to dtive their hogs here, are informed, that a phicr for 5 1 auhtering will he prepared for them; ard ;ho these in iehted to me can disci, inje their debt, in pork, if delivcrt d a a! ove. JOHN S!I K E TS. Madison Nov. 'Uh, 18l'J. no neb. r Will he exposed to public sale for cash in hand at the court house door in Madison, on Monday th 1 3; h day of December next, all t he right, title, interest and clami of John Gavit, in and to a friction of lot No-97, in the town of Madison, Indiana, being thirty feet front on second street, and running back 167 feet, being the west part of said lot. Taken in execution at the suit of Thos, Boicourt, agent tor Win. Heath, &c. Sale to commence between the hours of to and 5 o'clock on saiddiy, where due attendance will be qiven by ' M. STAPP,d. s.j;c. November jo. 18 19. NOTICE. 1 will sell to the highest biddcr for cash in hand, on Monday the 13th day of December next, all the right, title, interest ami claim of J. and N. Hunt, in and to a fraction of lot No 63, in the town of Madison, (Ind.) begining at the west end of said lot at an alley, running thence east with Main -Cross street 63 feet; thence north the width of said lot; thence west with the line of said lot to the alley aforesaid; thence with said allev to the beginning.' Also the right, tub, interest and claim of the said J. and N. Hunt and Martin Rowser, in and to a lot of ground and tanyard, King north and nearly adjoining to the aforesaid town of Madison. The aforesaid property is taken in execution at the suit of Shadrick Barns. Sale to commence between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. where due attendance will be given by M. STAPP d. s. J. c. Nov 25'b r S 1 9. axes o o Those in arrears for state and county taxes are herebv notified, unless the same are previously paid, that from and after Friday the 1 yth December 1 8 1 9, they will be charged with the expenses of advertising, selling, etc. their property. GEORGE B. WEBSTER, SheriiF of Ripley county. Toember 27, 181c;. 1

TAKEN TJfc ByEkillis WillhjV Jeffcrsoh county, Pittsburgh township, onb bay horse six years old, with a star in his forehead, some saddle spots, one white spot on his near foreleg, branded on his neai shoulder and buttock with the letters K. A. Appraised to 20 dols. before me the 18th ilav of No vembcr, 1819. MESH AGH HYATT, j. p. NOriCE. The partnership heretofore existing between Moses Seeds and Alexander Kennedy, is dissolved in consequence of the said Kennedy's having violated the articles on which said partnership waft founded. MOSES SEEDS. Madison 23d Nov. 1819. LATE FASHIONS. ' The suoscribers respectfully nf rbrm their friends and customers that they have just received from Philadelphia the latest fashions, which will enable them to do -it-work in the most fashions y.c manner. They have als c ployed several first rate works men from the eastward. SAMPLE & READ. November 20, 1819. 15 NOTffC3E." The enroled militia iu thatpirt of ensign commandant MCros ky's company, which is set otF into a new company in the follow ing bounds, viz: beginning a;Switzerland county line, at the south east of section No. 3, in town 4, north of range No. is. east; thence west to the middle fork of Indian Kentucky; thcncer up said creek so as to includes those who may live immediately on said creek in the bottom on either side, to the mouth of Wilson's fork; thence direct to Christopher Bargans, thence direct to Moody Pullam's so as to include

each; thence on a direct line parailcl with a section line to Ripley county line; thence with Ricy county line to Switzerland county line; thence with the said c u: ty line to the beginning, will meet at the house of Sand. Welsh, on the 4th day of December n. xtr 5c elect a capt: lieutenant iz ensign, to take rank as such in said company. M.Sf ,PP, Maj. . 6th regt. Ia. M", Nov. 15th 1819. iNr, A C i)US. The subscriber has just opened a handsome assortment cf goods, suitable for the season; consisting of various articles of European and India goods, Domestics, Hardware &c. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pepper, Ginger, effc. The above, articles arc of the latest importations from Baltimore and Philadelphia & will be sold low for cash. An assortment of Liverpool, Queens, and Glass wares, is daily expected. Those having unsettled accounts areexexpected to call and close thcrr by note or cash without delay, THOS. DOUGLAS. N. B. Also just received 150 barrels salt, which will be sokt by the barrel or single bushel. Madison, Nov. 12, 18 ID? ; 15 "