Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 168, Madison, Jefferson County, 9 March 1820 — Page 3

fs- state of Delaware, dissent from the opinions expressed by he Lecture of that state, in rard to the Missouri Question. Two ut these gentlemen have, In their places in congress, ably at l-at, if not successfully, via. grated the course they have a. ported, 30,1 to tnat decncc vvl11 their constituents doubtlessly ; for their justification; but, representatives placed, by a co ocicntious discharge of their duty, in the responsible and ur.pisant attitude of disobeyjnthe expressed will of their c -ns'ituents, on a question of xr.oznent, we deem it but just v afford them every facility if. nuking their motives fc'-vou-n. It is with pleauce, tVciefore, that we irscrr the ; r.vir letter, a copy "t which v H.cn put into oat l.a..,; Washington, Feb. 12, iSxo. 5.r: We have received a copy ( f t he resolution pjsscd by lie Senate and lLueot Rcpre 5cntitivci of the State of DJ.imrc, on 15th January li t, decoring, "That it is, in the c prion of the General . s-ei.bi y, the constitutional right of the U. Stes, in Congress assembled, to enact and estab!h as one of the conditions for the admisi. n of a new state into the Un i n, a provision which shall c&cually prevent the further uttoduction of jdavcry into 5-jihstjtc: and tint a due rerrJ to the true interests ut such site a well as for the other srjres, requires that the same j.'i.'uld c done." That expression of the opini n of the legislature, upon the nporunt question now under j;K"iision in Congress, connected with the proposed admission of Missouri, as a new tate, into the Union, has been considered, with all that deference and repecful attention to which it i juvdv entitled. The most deliberate examination ot the ju'jcit, connected with the cmtiuilim of the U. S. and t!;.- treatv ot e.--ion bv which thr territory u i ,1 quhvd, h s rcsu cd in a mikou1 ad hrm c.in u 1 IvM in our mind-, that C -'Tigress . !.. :ot p the p a c r to v. -n. a rc-rnc-ti.-n up n l c people t Mi uri. in the furmatioti ot their s:te iontitmion. It uv.uLi ceitainK be m-re gaatity i:g -) us in vote on tliis or any other question conlormably to the op'tiio.i of the ieg'slature, it we could do so consistently with a cnttscienious discharge ot duty; fat under our piescnt convictions that it is not in our power in this instance, we trust that the iegilature, in their candour, wi l duly appreciate our motives hi the discharge of a painful dut, and tint we shall stand excused for expressing an opinion cpon the subject different from that stated in the resolution. We have the honor to be, very respecfulty, sir, your mn3t chedient servants, N. VANDYKE, O. HO K SKY, L. M'LANE. Calf Rodnly, Fsd. Speaker ot the senate ut the State of Delaware, fct. Intel.

hnt and intireithz frcn SOtUH AMERICA. Extract if a Utter ts tbf ed'itzr tf tbf l)c "i.crjtu- Press dJted S:. Tl. Ttjjy 1 1 th Jun. 1 S 2c. 4Wc have an arrival to day from Magaritti, which brings positive accounts that Lima i taken by the independents untr Gen. St. Martin and that iNito had declared itself indeFndcnt and lias sent Depu'ffcM IMivar. at St. Fee, dcJ;11. ''K XfJ be admitted into the

"Bolivar, after establishing a government at St. Fee, and taking the Spanish General Cassada, who, with about 400 men, had retreated into Popayan, a prisoner with his troops, has arrived with the main army, which was considerably reinforced by New Grenadians, in the plains of Venezuela. 4B livar himself made a hasty visit to Angostura, where he remained only 24 hours-; during his stay he made General Arismendi,(who had acted vicepresident,) governor general of Cumana, and Dr. Zea, was reappointed vice president, and is shortly to go to Rome, by way of England, for the purpose of obtaining from the Holy See, Bishops. &c. &c. Bermudcz has been appointed G vcrnor of the province of Socurro. Gen. Anzoategi is dead with the yellow fever. "Mouno Montiilo has arrived here from Margarita, but is to return agun immediately, to take charge of the expedition now ready at that Island, the destination of which is a secret. "Marino was, with about 5 ceo tneu at Maurin, and there teli sick, which caused a delav of his tMcich. and it u feared will be very detrimental to the final movements of trie independents in Venezuela. "The provinces of Vcnezuela and Nev Gtvna da, have taken the name ot the Republic of Columbia. It possible,! mall send you a copy of the dec:ee, dated 1 7 vh December, 1819, at Angotura. 1 he next opportunity I shall write you a 'am. I lo k o 1 the Republic of Columbia as fumiy established. In a few moutus we shall ?ct Moi iiio's power at an end. 4P. S. I this .moment. learn that Dr. Z a inot to proceed to Europe, but 10 the United Stares, .is Ambassador Extraordinary."

STA VE Oi ..hd.ANi). From h.; i ;t -,t . D.Ii ..Ik . i.. x'vt cf !' ir.-Ji . t: " a: r-mlj-.d 1.; I 1 . ! r ina:. !v u vi in the 1 o! iuLind, H' h e hui o a..1 ..h ..idv to state, l :ut t:.-v have ' i e 1 ateJ, v. e C Ik .:eV- ; .1 vnukI net be dtiir.e; tanle ; . th; p illic if v:e prctei.J.d . ,i..: , v. iiikh .. f JvM h; d . r. all i,otU n 10 h the iutei - t . c id I "tit a-1 . al. 1 lie .oeutv el !(o common U the u.: -. t hi c ta. r tv . ue t,I tl..., ;:e :tat! hi. n e 1 l.iV rv-iv.i 1: 0111 that rt oi ..ic v. v.: . - try, ap4 . ..is uut manv itrn-i . have wit!,:n the lat six iuva'lii, come inlo Knuoinitmn: !uaie d aoia, li u.i lit :r aieeat. r e.i' tj te x.r;7.-.Mr.v. I a; y, VH dressed a. I ived ui oeii.ted. ,1Ki - a!jut at nijht t the !i-a'a ..f tixc iav..r.aats. W:,v;1 vToe to a house to sv. t'.r iii:tk-.t- v t! r iira.ie,. k -'.r enter a.sd ad.nin: isur the lVh;ie the nain.. rema.n ti t'.icrt d.staiuc cutaidc. -.. ,ts hieib.cn 1c te? swear the p v.rot M.iyo, p.4ri'uul iil those on t.'iC, n order ut R Coipnioii; bat wr are ha pv to ute, thev have proved alto du l . iieCtcaj.. 1 he A I a e, l -tiL of dii euu.uv, aide ! b' the Cur,; . , IhotciUat and Clho.ic, hav h.thertw pr.crtd Mayo truiu tae contagion. We he been infonnid, that Mime pili were seiztd on 1 harsd. niht, at Paisley, in tc shop of a cutier. undcrataad the cat hr'i ;;a;ne is IleiiJcrsou, ad he is in cu&:oday. Or Howapartk Tke latest accounts from S:nt Helena ie to the bit of October, liauaparte was isi gMKi health, ami iu sale Icepri. His Freneh phwuiau and cathuhc ptiest, had arrived dure is an English brig, and joined hts household. l"he juard datv pet formed hy the iqua.inm whitii surround the inland was extrtinrly harrassit:; to the crews of the ships, and had occasioned much sickness among them. Provisions were extremely

and fowls a dollar and an half a piece. Mr. Stoke, the medical at. tejidcnt on Bonaparte, hid hcen tried bv a Court Martial. ad conMctea on ten charges r.f micondu:t and sentenced to be dismissed the Kind's service. He had held communications with Bonaparte otherwise thai in his professional capacity, and speke ot Bonaparte as "Napoleon," and '-the Patici.C and not as "Grneral Bonaparte." He summoned Count Bertrsnd and .Gen. Menthoir.n, as witnesses in Ills favor, Lut :hy rtfasU to oboy the summons.

The Norfolk Herall of Mvinday last contains a copy of a treaty, signed at Madrid on the 28th Auguit, 1814, by sir Henry Wcllesly, Envoy Extraordinary of the British government, and theDakc or" San Carlos, then tit secretar y ot state ot the Spanish government. The provisions of thL Treaty are little more than tho?e of general amity, c. except the third additional article, which is in the following words. Article 3. Anxious as H. B. M. is tor the complete cessation ot the eviis and dissentions untcrtunately prevailing in H. C. M. American po-scsions, and that the bubjects ot these prov. iiiv'cshoul.l rtium to their du ty . towards their legitimate Sovereign, II. C. M. binds him celt to adopt the most etlectual measures to prevent his subjects from supplying the American .insurgents with arms, ammunition, or other warlike stores. This tieaty, the Editor of the Herald says, was July ratifi d though never pubdihed. t hi?, wc apprehend, is entirely an error; the prool of which is found in the facr, that, .though Great Hi itain h.is, likj the U. cM at forbidden subjects trom e.sgigii: in the war, f he t never iu;, any iiKrc than we have, forbidden to her uiizrns the commercial intercourse, (that is, the trade in arms, ammunition, 3c.) with the Spanish colonies. 1 he "Foreign Ku litiuent i3iil," cf the British Pulain.ei:t, it will be seen, couMnot nave rciercnce, as the ft I f"" a Editor .of the Herald supposes, to tnts article, with wlucu it has no features of alnnity; the former 1 elating to armaments fatted out trom British ports the latter to au intercourse iu its nature strictly commercial. Ot the fact ct the signature cf such a treaty by tluf agents of the two Gove, nment, wc have no doubt. But the treat y, it isevideiU, was never rjtifid. Itweecurto the sedulousattviitlon of the British government at ail times to the protection and extension of that commerce, which is vitally. neccssarv to her system of izovcrniiieuC, and apply it to the article above quoted, wehall probably arrive at the motive which induced the B. icish ministry to refuse to ratity this treaty. i'lut no iUh treaty is in ex. istence, we believe is an uncpacstiona )le fact. Indeed, it wc mistake no;, the Gibraltar correspondent of the Herald, who lome in jnt lis ago declared the existence of such a treat), did attcrwards announce that he had subsequently discovered tnat, thuugn such a treaty had been negotiated, it never was ratified. Nat. Intel. ft . COMMUNICATED. THE SONS OF ERIN, Aud especially those who have cot forgot that favorite spot, arc requested to meet at Dirsey's tavern, at 7 o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday next, to make arrangements to celebrate the anniversary of St.

By John Chambers Sen. Of Montgomery township Jennings CXlunty, a dark bay mate, 15 I I hands high, no marks or white about her except some white 1 u t scars on her back 10 or 12 years old appraised to 28 dols.

by John rvi. oaiiara and hiijah Thomas, this agth day of January 1820, before me EVAN THOMAS j. p. 16S m t- 1 1 - . TAKEN UP Uy Jame bebree ot the county ot JelTerson, and state of In diana, a red roan mare, with an old snaflle bridle round her neck, and shod on her fore feet, she is about thirteen and a half hands high, and blind of .the left eye, supposed to be 1 2 years old appraied to 6 dollars by J. W. Reed and C. J. Arion, before me this 7th Mirch 1820 JOHN MEEK, f.p. i63 PROPOSALS BY 1.0 nc:-. 5i a ur on To keep a reading room in the the town of ladison. The said Lodge and irion, at the request ot a number of the citizens ot this place, and feeling disposed to contribute as much as in their power lies, to the improvement and amusement ot their fellow citizens, propose to furnish the citizens of this place for six dollars per annum, witfi a number of the most ably edited news-nancrs and Literary magazines in the United States. Amongst them will be furniihed the Boston P it riot, New York National Advocate, keif's Gazette, Niles Weekly Register, Baltimore Patriot, .National Intelligencer ktfhmond -Enquirer, Clmlestcu Courier, Na'iviiL Clarion, K-m'Ueky keportcr, Argus, Weekly Recorder, Chilicoihe, Cincinnati Gazette, th. Louis Enquirer, and Aualcciic Mjga21 ne, Edinburg Review, lJor1 m .tico, ccc. ice. The baid Lodge and Arion will furnish accommodations and acomtortableroom, and will keep the same open from the hour of g o'clock A. M. until 6 P. M. in the summer season, and in the winter season from io A. M. until 9 P. M. So soon as the sum of 20 dollars is subscribed hereto, and one half of s iid sum paid in aVivance, the said -Lodge & Ar:ton do hereby, oh'ige themselves to commence the establishment. No subscription received for a less time than one year. Such as wish to subscribe can do bo by apply ing at this office. GASH IS BETTER THAN C R E D I T. Making suit plain by Sample and Keed for cash 7-S-Making on credit 95 and all extra work paid for. They also wish to inform their friends and customers, that their shop will in future be kept in the east room of Mr. Fleming' tavern. March, nth iSao. 1 63. 3 t GARDEN S & JS & 3 The subscribers have just received a quantity ot fresh GARDEN SEEDS, which arc tor sale at their store in Utadison. V. if J. KING. March 7th, 1820 16S 3 t 4 VT lfr CJ liJjArylVb Of Various kinds for sale

Th. subscriber has opened .n Madison, Indiana, au othec fr ths purchase and sale of lands, and for die transaction of land coaccrns ai.a ki?d intelligence generally. His otnee for the present is in the three, stonT brkk q( Dr Ca. wh ' boots are provided fur r'c

gistering lands offered for sale ort i lease, farms to rent, houses to rent. &.c. which maybe registered u. persons offering the same, free ci expense. This Regiter will be onen all times (during regular hours of businss,) for the inspection cf those u'10 maX vih. to purcr-e or rent, and information givta as to the sit uation and advantages of the sanu-. The subscriber will transact as agent., all duties connected with land concerns such as buying any seliir"-. paying taxes, leasing lands, renting houses, $vC. ConvcyatKUig of a.l kinds connected with the citablii:n.ent, will 1 c attended to for a nu -dcr.itr compe nsation. t also attend to the selection and cntrv of l.md in the ditferent land district,, in tliis state, in Ainch t,r.at ;;au will be ta'k.n tj ni tkc the u.i:; Vaiit.tgcous selections. As th.-suliict ioi r has bee:i mak,inrj preparations for soinetimv pair, fr opening nr. c:h.e of th s kiu; he lias already a plat ot the sut,-y ot the Jd purchase, from '.he ci at line ot the state to so'ue distance west ot the tali oi Ohio. Ana;' enifiits have also Deen nutd f c a plat of the survev of the new pur-, chase, which it i cxpc.eU d , il ia readiness in a lew weeks, together with the held not. s by the surv vvrrt. Arrangements will be made to gIjtam irtan the land oHices reju l.ir ieturns oi ah lauds entered, ami nhieU v i 1 1 be noted on the plat, bv which means a view may be had c f all the unentei ed lands. Persons v, j ehincr to explore the old or new pundiaie for a the l)urP"e " making elections. uill by ivinir a short notice he ae lomuiodated with plats -of Nuvh et turn, of the couati y as they may widi, with notes of 5ie.h lands as, are entered. As it is the vih of he prgprietot' to render the establi 1 uncut of publie use and coiuxiiit rlCf , as wch ai j.n.ft to himself, he intends to spare n exettions or e.y.p t nse in the colh eo.ju of all slhiu maps and geographical infortn nion, as will rentier his office of public utiht, as rfc plate of rtfercaee and gviicrul loeal iahji ination ; ;-,td as he intends to devote the wl.iole of his attention to the busing, t h- hopes by the niosr iLaremit'.in g attention, to give satisfaction to those who may patronise: the uu.d ertakin. It is hoped that ad tf se , ,o have .lands fur saie or proi jf.ny tu rent, will come forward!, an' I register the sum-, as it is prex, i'aedby that course they may ac tt'iiphsh their object a soon, and v. -Uh as fntlc trouble as any Oilier way vitiiu th. ir i each. Persons at, adijtauce who may have buines of the above de-si liption, will have their n quests promptly attended by ad-s dre:vlii; le tter-, postpaid, to X. li. PALMER. Madison, Mn h 2, 18 O. 16? DISSOLUTION. The partnership heretofore existing under the li' n of Rich, ard Dearborn, & Co. was dissolved on the 19th ult. by mix tuai consent. All persons indebted for goods, will call on R. Dearborn, and discharge the same without delay; ancj all persons indebted for, Tin ware, he are requested to call on James Cochran, and . dis charge their accounts immediately, a longer indulgence cannot be given. RICHARD DEARBORN. JAMES COCHRAN." February 3, 1820. 265 N. B. The subscriber respect, fully informs his friends and the public generally, that he still continues to carry on the Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its various branches, and all orders will be thankfully received, and punctually at tended to. Merchants can be supplied at the Pittsburgh prices. He has also received the ar.

pointment of Deputy Scaler for Jefferson county, and will constantly keep cm hand scaled ;

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