Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 181, Madison, Jefferson County, 8 June 1820 — Page 3

VuM nOW '-imultaneoustf revive to thro v off their shackles, that they should for so long rvricxl have been content to vc-r them."

JUNK O, 180. The citizens of this p'ace are nested to meet at the house 0f Col. M.Stapp, on Siturday evening next, to make arrangements prepiratory to the ceie- " it ion of the Anniversary c X-j . er; :a n hi depen d en ce. "VVc are au t h or is ed t o st a t e, t h at j);cr. Ezra Baker is a candidate t- represent the counties of Jef fcrson, Jennings, Ripley and a part or Scott, in the house of representatives of the next Generii Assembly of this state. frzm the National Intelligencer cf .May i 6. The first session of the 1 6th Congress was terminated, about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by the adjournment cf the two houses sine die. We shall shortly publish an authentic and official List of the acts which have been pased during the session. In to-day's pa. per will be found a partial nU'c of the proceedings of terday, such as the bustle of the day enabled us to obtain. In addi'i on to which, and to the notices heretofore given, wc ca i only st.it'-, at present, that, ry. ::gs: others, the following act rmiily pied, and re -civ-. I the approbation of the president: The act I n ing a new tonnage tfuy on French vessels. The act for the better organizi'.ion .of the treasury department, .which authorizes a summary process against deT.uqunts and defaulters. The act authorizing a loan of Three Millions of Dollars. . The act to authorize t!ie ap. point m en t of commisMoncrs to hy out a road, in continuation ft the great Nation il Wcstccn K oad, from Wheeling to the eastern bank of the Mississippi. The act, to authorize the building of a certain number cf inn! I vessels of war. The act, to continue in force "An act to protect the commerce of the United States, and t i punish the crime of piracy," and also to make further provision for punishing the crime at piracy. Th; act to limit the term of e.tice ot certain officers therein caine.i, and for other purposes. The act tor the relief of persons folding confirmed uidocatcd claims for lands in the state of It mi is. The act for repairing the root tt the general post otlice, ami to procure an cjigine tor that -ilding. The act, for the relief cf Rich. S. Hackley. I he act to increase the number of clerks in the war detriment. i he act, to amend the act auPrizing the employment cf an aamuoiul nival force. 1 he act, designating the ports Within which only foreign armvessels shall be permitted to enter. I he act, for the rc'.irf of Atnbroie Vasse. he act, to revive and continue in force the act to provide fur persons disabled bv known nJs received in the revolution. JOICIXCS AT HAV ANA. Our correspondent at Havana tri i,:.. "iucm us, via e van 1 a ninutc cjeicription of

the proceedings at that pface on the reception of the king of Spain's recognition of the Cortes. The proceedings of the 15th and 16th of April, have been already received and published in this city; we, therefore, oniy extract from his letter the following account of those subsequent.

Char. City Gazette. On 17th April the Heads of Departments met at the Council Chamber, where they went through the necessary forms required to their offices; from thence they proceeded in procession to the Cathedral, where some religious ceremonies., and music, were performed. "On the i3:h, all the m'J'tarv, conMstine; of ten regiments, assembled on the para ie at S o'clock, A. M. where the Captain General administered to them the oath. "On the 19th, t Tie Heads of Department, with the officers and citizens, formed in a procession, escorted bv a detachmen! cf troops, re-placed in due form the tones whic'i were ercctcd in honor of the Constitution, in 1 S 1 2 . I neiieve there has not been anv odicers rem ved, except the G vernor's Council, which are now elected by the people. "During three dav the ciry has been elegantly decorated with curtains and colors, handsomely displayed from the window and balconies; and salutes were fired from tnc forts and shipping. The illumination wa'ivcty biillianr, end many (ranvp irences fancifully dhplaycd, with appropiiate motto-,, which shew the patriotic spirit and love of liberty which the Spaujards no a dare to express. The 'officers and soldiers conducted themselves in a manner highly honorable, and worthv of praise; r.t.t n drop ot blond lias been rpilt through the who'e scene: every thing is i.ow peaceable, and all appear satisfied and pleased with the change of aflaiis." NEWS FROM HAVANA. CHARLESTON, MAY 12. Hy the schfVMier CV"C7, we yesterday received from our correspondent at Havana pmers ot that place to the end i us t . The Spanish sliip Antouia, arrived at Havana on the evening of the ist inst. in 3 days from Coruiu, bringing .Madrid advices to the 24th March. Among them was the declaration ot the king to the Sp.iniih nation, dated at Madrid on the icth March, expressing his determination to support the constitution of the Cortes, and to consult henceforth the happiness and glory of his people, i he Governor of Cuba immediately commvnicated it to the inhabitants of Havana in an Extraordinary Gazette, headed in. the following extrava 'intlr bombastic stvle: "Mav t he constitution and the king who has sworn to it live for tnc thousand centuries!" a l arge comet. st joiin's, (:, d.) mav A coiiict, of immense magnitude, lias been seen the two hst evenings, in a N. W. direction tlie space it occupies in the heavens, trom the nucleus to the extremity of the tail, is 60 or 70 degrees; the time of its apcarance is about ten o'clock. An astronoroUal gentleman has comiPcnced his oIk servations or. the motion, &c. cf this Unexpected visiter. Some alterations of moment 1 9 in the provincial duties ana drawbacks, were mad: at the

late session of the Ceneaat As sembly. The substance of these alterations is a repeal of the two and a half per cent, transient tax, and of the duty list year laid upon Tea ; the placing Rum and Sugar, which pay long duty, upon the same footing as to drawback with those articles when imported ill vessels belonging to the province, and purchased with its productions; and the allowing a drawback on M-lasses, to which it was in no case before entitled. Certificates from judges and British consuls in the U. States, to obtain drawbacks, are rendeied unnecessary by the Kevenue Lawof the present year. KE' Y K, MAY 1 5, A IVjjLJ ihe pilot iio;.t Clinton, Captain Sawver, sailed on Wednesday, on a whaling cruise off Sandy H nk, prop, erlv manj.ed and tHjuhioeu fir the purpose, and le-un.cd yes terdav afternoon, wiii a you;' spermaceti whale, "about foityfive feet in length, ladied a. longide, and which A'ili be exhibited thisday in the largefore at Brooklyn. This whatc wa: harpooned on Saturday afternoon, st five o'clock, nearouierbar, and ran about thirty miles before it yielded, having been penetrated several times with the w:ih the harpoon before ir expired, two hours u.iter the first a'Uck, when it vai:k in seen fathoms water. It was raided yesterdy morning, after two hours' "a vr and will probably yield r T y bar-

ieb ot oil. Cchntzxtiiu. Nothing direct has ytt hvn hcui'd from the Uiiitcd ttcs'. ship Cv?:;e, h her convo , thc ship Kli.ab .h) since they saii--d. liulh ships .jL under Welrh LO-;cihf-r inn this port o. 'he Tihcf Fcl.ru.ivv l.tit, nnJ r;rcecwkd as iar ;:s Sac.dv-fio )k. 'i he Kliiabcth Ni:ctic!ed hi getting to bc.t. but Toe Cv !)(-, was less fortunate, 1 etui iied to the quu.uitir.e rauud, .viicrc she was dt turned hy adcr-.c yia J? tvo or three, days ar.d then : toud cut to i a, in hopes t come 'up i'di her toin (v, v hieh it ;s .!. jht voal l :ie cH" aad o.i. in Maitins'. Hut, as tlu- nt.uhcr af'out tiu;t time s.t unco m Is or;'.'." seveit is ait cth.r proliahie the iA'-i-hc h pr- t et icd o! to.'ardht.r port ct dcstir.at'Or, un-icenruj m;-.. d hy the Cvane. We ar stren rth'Oii. d ii th".., opinh-n hv "t!:e r. poti recived iaSt. 'Iho;n.i-, ci 'life Cy- ; ne havie.V;be-r Si til oC. Sit era I.eout; widvnit her cor.vov. Aad tiTis h.i 1 iv :i r;s t 'nunv. r;us surmise: th .i the Klizah. th has Ik en ( aruurcd hy so;ne ilavc ship cr prhat.'r, ;-.r.d the colored pcoi.lf on board (f)etvvtcatwo &td thie liur. u ',) who v.e:e tr.t out by the CoLrd7a'i.,: Society to maVc a s.etth n.ei.t "m Afric.t, all taken out ar.d carried Into seme cf th sl.a edv; Idlu:j islands, and there sold for shoe-, liutwhrnit 15 svia that all thestr evil foreboding an 1 co ijcc tares rest on 1:0 heitt. r louiv. itica than the above, it is hoped the fiierd tv: sv)i iety, as ee'd as those whos'relations embai ked in tlie sliip, will vj . t i u f L r t he Ir ft e I i u s t o be h .r n w -cd up by such turmiaes, and which may have bet a set on foot for no good purpose. Z?v .'.-. Pzst, MnRRIF-D, On Thursday la:t, in Galiatin countv. Kv. bv tl:e li-v Geo. Strawther, Mr. U'ickirf Tjyhr, son ot the Rev. John Taylor, to Miss Jt riiru Grr, daughter of col. Pieslcy Gray. AKNUAL ELECTION. CONGRESS. William Hendricks, Reuben W. Nelson. ST. IE LEGISLATURE, Jeicmiah Sullivan, David Hiliis, John Sheets, Thomas Crawford, SHERIFF. Mikca Stapn,

John Pugfi, Petei Hemphill, Jacob Rhoads, Ekillis Willhite. COMMISSIONER. Brook Bennett, Martin Rowser, Charles Johnson.

V. KING having just returned from Philadelphia, with a hanlsoxoe and general assortment of Summer Goods, which the subscribers are now opening and have for sale at their former stand, consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries, Oueeiiaw are, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Shoes, Ha; u are 5; Cutlery; which they will tell at reduced prices tor casii. For silver or c i stern funds they will tt lower than they hive ever o!d them before. Also, a tew f,uU and ip.arterchcsia Teas on commit uon. V. 5c J. KING. Madison, June 7, iSeo. iS RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the eoth inst. a negro man named BILL. He is about 21 years cd age, five feet 10 or is inches high, very black, hi under lip :s thick and hangs down so as to shew Ids teeth, has a down look and speaks very low he took with him a blue cloth coat, tow linen pantaloons, a pair of lined rnd bound shoes, and a fashionable fur hat, much ".", n. lie ranaway in Augu last, ro.d was apprehended in Jackson county, la. when he was rcfUlai ly p. ovcn to be a slave and my property, and a permit 'from the nidges ot the Circuit Court cramed to hi in -r p.'un out of tha: state it is belie". ed that he lies a.'j'm oo:yj into In Jian 1, and :!tat tlie circumstance of his liaving been once appprehended and proven, will justify and facilitate a lecond apprehension. I wiil -'ive tiiea'oove reward, if taken out of the s:ate, on his iclivcrv to me, or Twenty DoU la:s it taken in this state, or secured in anv aiL to t.hat I ret him agiiu. LEL W II I E. LdTeon Countv, Kv. near ? Louisville, May 22, lo'zo. N. B. several men and two women are believed to be in company with the above; one a stout black, another a middle sized bright yellow man; the women yeiijw. l8l - TV 6 s ,r! , XX. . am. T his is to caution and forv.arn all persons from purchasing or taking an assignment on a note of hand given by me to 1 ccjL) X3 4 for the sum or two fmndretl dollars, beariri'r tiate on the 26th day of Novuber, in the year 1S19. and payable to the said Jacob Djvuoii the -5th Member, 182, wrncii said note is also signed by Henry Div.s -s my security; a iam determined not to pav the same unless compelled so to do by law. Said note was given in parr at the purchase money for a tract of land, in which I was impced on by said Jacob Dvis, tkc. JOHN DIXON. May 31st, 1820. 1S1 3 v C A S H. Will be given for a good servicablc horse, worth about thirty dollars. Apply immediately at this oilier, June C, iS.o.

STRAYED Vrom the suh-cribcr living ip Madison, about the middle of April last, a pa!e red Cow, a crop off each ear, about eight years old, supposed to have a calf by this time. Any person returning said cow or giving information where she can be had shall receive one doliar and all necessary charges paid bv me. JOSEPH STRICKLAND. Madison, June 6th, 1820. 181 STOP THE THIEF. Ranawav from the keel boat Napoleon, on the 29th of May a man who calls himself WILi LI AM JONES, about 5 feet 7 i-2 inches high, stout made of his height, pockmarked 5c small riirgs in his ears, fair complcctedi blue eyes very talkative aria shews his upper teeth when ra conversation, In occupatn P. z sailor "and late from Europe. He broke open the cabin door and the lock of my trunk and took with him 120 dollars in specie, two half eagles, one 5 dollar bill (hi the U.S. bank at Philadelphia. 3nd twentv dollars on the bank? of Columbia, Ky. and three dollars on the bank of Logan; also two domestic shirts, one corded velvet roundabout and two pair ot linen pantaloons wide at the bottom; he wore away a roundabout of snuff colored cloth ar.d linen pantaloons. Any person stopping said thief, shall receive the above reward ar.d all rea?on able charges. S 1 FPU EN R. REED. N. B. He may chinge his" clothes and put on the aovcf mentioned. Cincinnati, May 29, iSio. 61 ICE " IS hereby given, that I shall apply to the circuit court in and for the county of Jefferson, at their June term on the istday oi siid term, to appoint com missioncrs to make partition of in lot No. 118, in the town or Madison, agreeable to the statute in such cases made and provided. ANDREW BARGO, Pet i lien cr May 23, rSeo- 179 4t

"TAKEN UP Bv Geor:ie Currv. in Republican township, Teffersoa county, ia. a Iignt bay mare four years old, 14-12 hands high branded on the near bhoulder supposed to be J. II. has a small crooked blaze in her face, sni i.o ie. a lump on her off hind leg, with a. large saddle spot 011 her back and a scar on the near shoulder below the brand appraised to thirty dollars before me, this 1 & tli May, 1820. Til OS. TAYLOR, j. p. - NOTICE. STR AY ED or stolen on thjb 24th of April last, one bay mart, fifteen hands high, vith a bjazs in her forehead, her hind foot white, and snagged in the left side of her bag, and is liear with foal. Any person giving information to George W.-Mar tin, or Thomas Lowry, shall receive ten dollars and all reasonable charges paid. GEO. W. M A k TIN JAMES 1)1 R BIN. May 4th, 1820. iyC NOT1C E. T The debtorsof David M'Cluta & Co. whose accotints have been placed in my hands for confection, are informed, that Torrent bankable paper, will he received, until the 15th ot Jufy, next: after that time specie on. ly can be received. 1 hoe ir debted to me for good, atcd. so requested, to close tncir-ac counts prior, ti that rriutl. w , 1 CaNLY.

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