Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 178, Madison, Jefferson County, 18 May 1820 — Page 4

POfcTRY.

Frcn the Richncnd Entuircr: TO THE MARTIN THAT SINGS BY MY WINDOW. Sweetest minstrel hovering near me, Lingering round thy straw builr nest, Cease to shun me, cease to fear me Come and charm my woes to rest. Iow while darkness veils creation, And thy unfleg'd nestlings sleep, Near my window take thy station, Sing amf sooth me while I weep. Thine arc strains tint nature teaches, How they charm my list'ninr ear! livery thrill my bosom reaches, Oueils a sich, or dries a tear. Not the melting notes which languish On the lips where iua reigns, Calm my soul crcooth my anguish. Like thy simple, artk" strains. Fcr in souls, whose choral powers Chain the mind in mag'c spell, Oft dissimulation lower: Anger, pride, and malice dwell. 13ut th sorgo simple plcasuie?. Speaks no envious mortal nigh; While it hymns in artless measures I1IM, who hears the raven's cry. O, then come, an i free from danger, Imr thv notes in nun, hers wild; Sooth the sorrows of a stranger; Cheer atHiction's lonely child. ALGLA. nnr.Lrn of i hi; doc;. The fo'dov ing account ij ia't..a frama Paris p.iptr of try aaa n . date. U e inics in a ;iroar: tr tb- vjj-atitv and f .lithtuhn ol tj f, a oi ite ant" i.u. n k u f ;s the ov h r v ns ( n id I.-M ,IX?.U . M. De, U u h e was unuhmmd u dcrnh ioi "vr.pii,.(v. Th- dov, ua a Water e?p.ii.ul, ar.d he,d uvr ;uilti.!h: siuitt. r. Dos H. : prUvn aw bis ia:n":!y t m rcl bv a tcm ci tetror: tonu- h 'd taken flight; i-ther then:mK.s ? rvsted were iMsruvl u.ta dtst ant p"h-, his I'.oT.Ues wrie disniistd. his house .;s br.ricd hi the Mhuule ot lb Seab; hie irtcruU 1 'uh.tr uhanuonvd lura, vr convi-aUd thtmsthesi aav thine; in the voua waf. silent ti h;.n Ct pthisDo. The i'aithi'ul annual liad Ik t n rt iu-ed adre.ittan; e into the prison. He had i t turned ta his v.uMt rs hooe, and i'oond it shut: lit-took re lucre uith nei .hi-: vho rcccHcd him but that po u rity rnav judge oundlv ci the t: au s m vhich we have existed, it i::e.;t be added, that this man iecti e l him trembling, in secret, dro'Ung h st his humanity i'or an animal bhould conduct him to the caffohh Kvt ty day, it the same h.our, the Dog k it the house, ar. 1 went to the door oi the prison, lie was refused admittance, but he conMautly passed an hour before it ar.el then returned. His fidelity at length von upon the porter, and ho was one day allowed to enter. The Dog saw his master. It was diifcv ult to f t pat ate them; but the ia lor canittl him away, and the J) jg returntd to his n treat. He im? back the next mtsmipg, ar.el cTit U once cvtrv d.iv he u udn!Uevl. Mr Hiked the hand il hi frn nd, looVtd at him, PuLed I s hai 1 -jain, h wtut an ay of r wt . VVntVH ,4y of sentence anived,

pcr.ctnttcd into the hall St 'crouched hi.v.sdf between the legs oftheunh. ipn man, v horn he was about to loseforevtr. The Judges condemned the m:;n, may my tears bt pardoned for the expression, vh h escapes irom them, they condemned him in the presence of his Dog. Th-ev reconducted him to the prison, and the Dog irom that time did iv. t quit the doer. The fatal hour arrive-:; t'iO prison opens; the unfortunate man passes out, it is the Do- thr.t rectus him at the thrvsboid. He chrgs npon his haul. Alat! that hand wiil neer mere be spread ujionthv caressing head! he f..:oY.-s him! 'The txe fdb, the (ties, but the tenderness of the Dog ccrrn-jt cease. The Ludy i, tarried av.ty, he v.allcsr.tis tube; th earth reCehs.3 ;t; he by. i;.::.sdfe.pon the rr.;w. Tr.i re ri.cd the i."tr..,tn2 the r.et dav,thf: ,i .- -T'.d c n-i.. ::.!):, in the m.an tuue y.;-H' pv '-a r.'.' '.: -ir. him, i '-isc.t ve;rrehhv; for "'the D gvecs r. ... . . ut t' . J -Vb'v the . 1 ... v- , ;-...!, him, ti.' h;.u, hn;:;;'- hhn ha;:!;, iv, s him ea:. An h y:r afterv J , t!ie l ; - re--.; t hi i:iV ),;;;: p. a-.:. ir.ree. I ',' ts ..i1 ' ; " . -"- ' i. , , t.. ': ' ' r.v'i u-tr n.d : 1 the a-!t-.- i his ir.a :.r, hr.tt.ach d.y he '..:s mie s.i.i.nior.- -.-re, m..rehmguh-hing, ar, j v a', p.hdn that lie v. a ;::aU v, vc M'l::. '' c '.'.- I i"'V c.i- , ...lvd bv ehb'hn him up to v.i a" hhv..; huf" -'a carnot trh;r:ph ovtr nat-'ie! Uc Hvh. or !dt t!:ro:e,h his bo'ivhs' t oped, i; t;n;v(lt ) t!e grave, ardnevt r ruitt.ditniov. it i- v:?i:i tiiat thev cndcavoneil to brh'e; I i n ba.k. 'Ph(-v carrd him to J, '--t he ate n i .Tv,:' i. I v" t ur and tu ntv h "tr"- i"- v. -s m;i m 'o:! ii,r bis . r -a-d. I: r' in P' ; ' p the

,.rp..s ol tb i'.-ui be had - nr" n b . :h I'.' ? .:a c h:aa Tt u;;Ui, ;.'.d V.e ti '.chi.db- appt'-vchi-d i!ic , t ' b"i- I.kth a1' th.en v ii, 5i.t ah i" d. h . ,s rts c -c rsie t ')-v (I a Ii- ' h- 5- 1 "U l . t. .-S bi u he. ut t t a , . i !a a:'.. 1 out ,; p,s; ,. ;1 he k;. vv that he had J. al i-.'e t--i! y, ('-, tH' " ' n: h. : v : id'.!-.;, in th - -a it.', lat V,..i a ;jy c'-. b- -o'd a.i aa, ry in ah- r ..;v ! to )n r Pe n! S.on! ,h -,t a:e -a d a;eg "Vie.:N, h th- i; ia a -. hra.tn e, to a; t,,:;e v. !i s a! rani I a llcgjvi.', in v. . i . ! : ; .' p.'' 1 v a :'.:! 'it ht a ring: hut vdvc.i melt v.'u.ttaia bad the so.is o. nu n tlo::;g t .vaiis b. tte'-ing tht it conoaioa or th ti 5 nther-: n tin- l.;n;pae. vi S.ou, I unv.ciU u v - t - .' " W !vit h:t lei'v v'ub. l vdles b?'a:rein,-in the iheaie than;;"1 A"W hat ist ' it rii i:i Uanin,; ;;r;ai!i; t th:;c;:rr t,( t!ie v;viare, sliaki: ij ba:uis w'.i'n "ee ie ;;ivl s-.r.okui in.e that dur.dv. .: his hr.nds in his Tcki.s. Vv iliiuj'-'jn boots ar 1 it. a !e s 5 :s,-e;:..ed ;ti W vvai- t ,1 his pante. i-::s '. piuiv tine i ocevMi; he b.:J a . t.cii uhat is ht ;uterr Aii , . . , . V.'h ith that iellow oanun at thrta' tin (1 K.r wih his elbows th:out;h e'" his teat, doinj AfAOr.ce ir.wre nr.d I am tlon-. V I; t dot., the punter t;et by u :- i v t. .:,::;.,v';:. iu!j;crhKiH: .V. :.;:: w hat: i:othiii?! not!: in jr. STAYED OR STOLEN" From the subscriber on the cth of March last, from Barrow settlement, one cow about j years old, marked with a hole in the right and a slit in the left car, she is a light brindle with crumpled horns. ALo, a yearling heifer calf, a crop off the right and a hole in the left ear. Five dollars reward will be given for the above property if delived at my house 2 miles below Vernon, or information given so that I can get them. FRED. BARROWS. May 4th iSio. 176

BLANKS Of all descriptions for sale at thi n office.

C. POSTLEY'S Patent Cooking btoves, or Portable Kitchens. MANUFACTURED & sold by H. MILLER & Co. in Second street, two doors from the corner ot Wood street, Pittsburgh; and also at their store, corner ot Main and Columbia streets Cincinnati. This stove with fixtures complete, comprises every necessary article of apparatus for an extensive cooking establish, mcnt: The diilercnt sizes are calculate 1 to do the cooking for small and large families, public houses and steam boats and are so extremely simple in their construction, as to be managed with ease by a child, twelve or fourteen ycar.s of age. With this stove may be cooked by baking, roasting boiling, and by steam, a sutkeiency of meat, fish, fowls and vegetables, to make a dinner fr from s to, ioc persons, white at the "smie time may be baked Aou one to eight good sized loaves of bread. A wooden verl contiining from twenty to fifty gallons of wAier, can also be kept boiling,

in niv. ---- v-,, all these are done simultaneously and with one small fre ! The circumstance of the.-c stoves having got into very general ue at the eastward witliin two or three years past, -particularly in the cities ot N. York and 'Baltimore, with the rapid pale and genera! approbation they hr.ve met with since their first introduction last winter, west of the mountains, are suiheient testimonials of their utility and advantage. The subscribers having f.urcliased of thepatentee, the right for miking and vending said stoves in the western country, r.re reidy t execute with punctuality aiui i!espitch all orders, at their nianutactury, as above, where also my be hid CAST und SULK r IROM STOVES, suitable for par loots, oliices, stores and bed-rooms, to which boilers may be attached it wanThe proprietors, in order to accommodate persons residing iii dillerent parts of the country, have appointed agents, as follows : Ohio N. C. FindleyZmesvitie ; James Kllingcr, Lancaster; J. M'Coy, Chilico, the. Ki ntucky A. M. January ik Co. Maysvilie ; J. P. Dudley, Frankfort ; J. B Bowels, Louisville ; and Luther Stephens & Co. Lexington. Tennessee Joseph Litticton, Nashville. Indiana Jas. Cochran, Madison. Louisiana Jas. C. YVilkins, Natchez. Missouri Territory Messrs. Neal Sc Liget, St. Louis. II. MILLER & Co. June 8, i C 1 9. 133 121x10.

THE HIGHEST PRICE Will be given by William and Henry Shannon for wheat, Oats, Tallow and Hides, at Win. Shannon's store in Madison, Indiana. August 24, 1819. 144 MADISON BREWERY AND DISTILLERY. Corn and corn meal wanted, for which a liberal price will be given for the season round; also rye and wheat; a number of hogs will also be purchased if speedily brought in. Whiskey ot superior quality for sale at their concerns. Whiskey will be exchanged for the above articles. SHANNON & LEONARD. Madbon, ipril 13, 182c. 73

OFFICE OF THE EMIGRANT SOCIETY. At a late meeting of the Directors of the Madison Emigrant Society, they agreed with Mr. Nathan B. Palmer to open, on behalf of the society, an office of Intelligence in this town.

Having made this selection of the agent, and being well satisfied of his ability and zeal to effect the objects of the society, the directors hereby recommend Mr. Palmer and his othce to the attention of emigrants and others. In this -office, according to notice already given, will he deposited whatever can be collected to render th establishment interesting and usetul to the emigrant, and to those who are engaged to promote the improvement ot our town and vicinity specially, and ot Indiana in general. Books, maps, surveys, entries, articles of information will he open freeto theinspcctiori of ali who cd at the oilice. All information will be given readi'v 2nd gratuitously, and especially tj the Emigrant, whose benefit and c on .enience will be faithtuily coii?ultcd by Mr. Palmer. By crtler of the Directors THUS. C. SEA RLE, Cor. Sec. NOTICE. Those persons who know they arc irdebted to the subscriber for subsciiption, advertising, &c. for the year i3ii, are once more requested to make im?ncdhtc. pa y 1 e n t . T h -e who attend to this notice will save the costs ot a suit. JOHN LODGE. Madison, M.y 4, 1820. TO THE PUBLIC. The public, and particularly tavern keepers, are caulior.cd against crediting two men (one by the name of Rapp and the other by the name of Wagner,) who profess to teach John Carstairs systematic hand u 1 iiing, n they left this place without paying their bill lor boarding, :.o Rapp is between 5 and 6 feet high, dark complected and is dressed in black clot lie--. Wagner is about 5 feet high, and has an extraordinary lump upon his back. JOHN DOR SKY. Madison, May 4, 1S20. The above named fellows left this place indebted to us for printing. LODGE & ARION. Printers in the lower part of this state, and in Kentucky and Illinois will confer a favor on the public by inserting the above. NOTICE. 1 .1 The highest price given in ca3h, for good clean hemp delivered at my tore in Madison; where 1 shall endeavor constantly to keep on hand -a general assortment of cordage, whole, sale and retail.

JACOB G. DOYLE. May 3 , 1820. 176. NOTICE. STRAYED or stolen on the 24th of April last, one bay marc, litteen hands high, with a blaze in her forehead, her hind foot white, and snagged iu the left side of her bag, and is heavy with foal. Any person giving information to George W. Martin, or Thomas Lowry, shall receive ten dollars and ail reasonable charges paid. GEO. W.MARTIN, JAMES DiRBIN. May 4th, 182c. 176

OLE AN POINT BROW LOOSE. - A number ot emigrants haVt arrived at this phce, who ar anxious to make purchases c improved lands in this and th adjoining counties; specie aJ United States' paper will k! paid on all contracts enter h into. All oilers for the sale t real estate deposited wirhu, shall be promptly attended m W. C. EK0S J. T. BRoxvn Madison, 29th April, i32o 176 N OTIC E, As 1 am about to be absent from home for a short time, have left my books and pa in the hands of P. Hemphill, esn

wno win ai.ii.tici iu iitui in. Day dhsence. J OHM MEEK, J, p. Madison, 6th May, 182 NOTICE. Broke from the jail of JefTerson county, Indiana, on hrr night of the oth msr. jj,. Seeds, who was committed tj prison for debt in several cases; he is a mall man, red hair ard sandy complexion, a carpenter by trade. A liberal reward will be given, for theapprehec. sion and delivery, tonic in Jef ferson county of the aforesaid Seeds. WM. POWELL, J.J.c. May 9th, 1S20. 177 3 w STOl' HIM STOP HIM!! R maway from the subscriber on Sunday morning the 2dinst. an indented apprentice to the PRINTING BUSINESS ruind Charles PaUsrssn. lie is about 15 years ofae, tall and slender built, dark com. plcxion and a down look; )i: will never look a person in th: face when speaking to him; of a stubborn disposition andunwilling to receive advice, oneknowledge a fault ; had on when he went away an old bottle grcea coat, black cloth pantaloons if vest, a:rd a good roram hattook with him a black cloth roundabout, and daik ttfflmere pantaloons and some other articles of clothing he can read, write, and work tolerably well at case. He is supposed 10 have been decoyed away by an Irishman, named Jmes Conn, who left my employment about the same time, said Jimes is stout built, ruddy complexion, stoop shouldered, and sW of movement his intention was to go to St. Louis. Printers with whom the said Charles may stop, will plw inform me, and advise Lis re. turn. I only wish to have hio again on account 01 ablone mother, who is particular, ly desirous that he should remain under my care, and n had hopes of his future useti nCj IACOB HERRINGTON, Editor of the " W"tcn?nt, Mercer, Penn. April 6, Printers generally please i:vc the above a K sertions in their respective p pers, and the favor will be 0 fully reciprocated. NOTICE. I will sell the farm on w..w I now reside, one and an miles from Sheets' null om dian Kentucky; there : art bout fifty acres in a H n s. of cultivation, 25 of whtcn first rate bottom; there are rood comfortable and con nient buildings, a iirst rate never failing spring further particulars enquire me, on the preim. $ HENRY SALLltlw May 1 1, iSae.