Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 184, Madison, Jefferson County, 29 June 1820 — Page 3

! thereby of withdrawing fares l" pJ religious duty and prayers of mV'' There U an incee.fis,cv th'ls Proccdure that ir'ust 't'iVc rverv observer. Her Ma- ; 5 rejected by the church, and

' c.Wizcd by the courts 01 , . bJ'h these acts emanate from l: " v-.ftdcr.tial Counsels cf the i ilivc thev exven up tht lr r trice to his Iaj. .t; u-san the Viw':' n of us error, or did they C -c hrst instar.ee give a promise Jyils Majesty vhxh they arc not c3 ready to iuifu ? hen ion A:rn, Ghrzn. o; june 29, 1820. We are authorised to state, rnt Richard Hopkins is a candidate to represent the people cf JiTerson, Jennings, Ripley 3rd a part ot Scott, in the fcoue of representative of the next General Assembly of this State. We are authorised to siv, that John IS. New is a candidate for Coroner. We are requested to announce Major John Giv'ttt, Capts James Burns and N. D. Grover a-, candidates for lieutenant colonel of the 6th regiment or Indiana militia, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the promotion of Col. M. Stapp. The election will be held ia Lladisontm the 15th july. For the Republican. The committee heretofore appointed to make the necessary preparatory 'arrangements for celebrating the birth day of our in lependenrc, have employed ?,!.. joh: Pngh to provide a ?Mii.er, ami appointed William Carpenter, Erap and Dr. L. C. D owncy orators. The orations trill Ik delivered at the Pre-uyte-lian meeting house, preceded by the reading of the Declaration ot Independence. Tickets can be had at the home of col. M. Srapp & at the printing oilicep; ice - me dollar. 'Ihe committee r'tm s those ho intend dining 10 apply for tickets ai soon as possible. L is confidently expected that the citizens ot this place and us vicinity will generally attend. trj;t cf a Utttr to a gentle-nan in 6;. LcuiSy Mo. daiij "Winchester, New M tdnd 'unty, (Miouri,) April 17, 120. 'The' militia are ordered out n n.isse to go to New MadridThere is Hkcly to be some serious difficulty with a band of .the Shawanre- Indians, at that phce. On Friday last a Mr. Davis from Tennessee, 5: a Mr, Chandler, were attacked by the Indians: Davis, was killed, butchered, and scalped ; Chan iTer wis mortally wounded. The whites from the neighborhood ent in pursuit of the murderers ; and, although one was lh;u and slightly wounded, they male tlieir escape. They, howvcr, succeeded in catching luce of the party who were not mediately concerned in the warder, and brought them inown. New MidridO where they arc now under a strong guard. Three others afterwards ome in, and held a counsel with e contiuxd. One of them tube the principal chief e band. It was agreed by ni tnil tc tWtJ murderers !Ud be delivered up in four , and the three prisoners J.-J-'M remain under guard un. that promise wa complied it is iince ascertained l'J-y only uantcd time to tclr whole pirty, which

consists of between one anil two hundred; then if is their intention to come in and take their companions without ceremony." It appears by the following paragraph, that the expedition, reported to be re-organizing at New-Orleans, against Texes, has been promptly arrested by the civil authoritv: New Orleans, May 12. On Tuesday last the Marshal of this district, accompanied by a detachment of troops, captured 53 men belonging to an expedition, which has for some time past been secretly organiz in:r, in order to make an.irruotion into the province ot Texa,. About six miles above town, on this ide of the river, they were discovered in a boat, and immediately began to make off tovardsthe woods. Fifty three vere taken and brought to town the same dav. Thev wer without arms. After hearing testimony, the district judge ot the U. States ordered tne proceed ings on the part ot the general government to be discontinued against all of them except four, against whom it is alledged there is evidence suScient to commit them tor trial. The remainder are detained under the vagrant law ot the state of Louisiana. Gazette.

Extract of a Utter, dated New Orleans , May 1, 1820. Great al rm has existed here for several days past, in consequence of its being known that an attempt is on toot to liberate the pirates from their confinement in our ptism. They arc eighteen in number the time fixed for their execution is the 25th of this month. In order to ensure the safety ot the cuv, there aie two hundred citizens on duty every night, besides the city gu ird ail well armed. It any person attempts to escape from the witch their orders arc to shoot hun. One person was shot and another was stabbed by t he guird on Fuday night. I am obliged to be on duty one night in five; thi?, however, is no niv;re than is required or all, both vou.ig and oii. Two or thrte companies ot U. States troops have been ordered here from above, as an additional S3 curity from the numerous desperadoes with which this city abounds. An attempt was made a day or two since to convey a leaf cf bread to these prisoners, but the j liior, supeaing that all was not in 10T7, ic 4uowcd to cjuit the army. Gcrirral Velasco is named governor of Madrid; Brigadier Mauuicz, of Ciudid Kcdrioj

and Brigadier BIaz Herrera, of St. Sebastians. A rayal decree of Spain abolishes what was termed the Royal Patrimony 6f the Crown. The preamble declares "that it isimpossible for the monarch to attain union and happiness so long as its subjects shall not be equal in regjard to enjoyments, rights, contributions, privileges, and ci Jtie." It thus appears that even kings can act rigr;t when they dare not act otherwise. -Yeres, in Spain, was saved from the fate ot Cadiz by the firmness of Coh M mtalvo Tcberus. 400 dragoons of the king's regiment, and as many sappers trom the regiment of Soira, were in full revolt: they wanted to set tire to the town, kill their own officers, and march against the battalion of Valancey, who had declared in favor ot the constitution. These soldiers, thirsting tor blood and wine, scattered themselves about the town, but were .soon, collected by the authorities. The proceedings which have been inbtiuied agiins: thoie concerned in the Cadiz tnassa-

cfe, were actively progress in 6 iV. V. Duuy AJv. The Detroit u-cu: of the Iith inst. announces the liiuwing particulars connected nith rrulit-iv movements, &tC. ike. On the Tuesday preceding, the Stcant beat W&ik-in-the water arrived there, being her rirst trip this sa-on. Auiolijj the passengers were Maj. Douglass, of the crps tf ciighirer.s, nrad Mr. S.h Jvjtcraft, the author of the Treatise or. the lead mints in Missouri, b-.th of whoai'iiL to accompany Gcveruor Cass on his tour to Lake Superior, CaC Also cap,. Green and Lie u. C ark, of the 3d infantry, whh lio hi.idsoine recruits tor that rcgimer.t. ii trut arrivd ot the Steam boat, ais , some addition wi made to th pennarent p jpolation. L'euten.nt Leibj of the corps ul .irtilhr,, lv Dr. M'MiU.m, LLut. Easu-y, o: tie ith i;ifa...try, vviih a detachment of troops of th it t ct. L ft that post the day before in the hr. Jackson for Green B iv. 'The det&chinent is to proceed to the re;;t. on the Mh-iv,'p;'i. Cr.pt. GieSve'ur, of tlic 3d in't'y, an i M sj. St .c aoti, Cap.. Tla icy ; d li r. Davis, t the corps t artil.ery, had le:c Detroit for Terre Haute, ia Indian 1, where a court martial wi to voaver.e for th- triul of M.aj. Chuira, f tx e 3 I infi itrv. MARRIED, On Tuesday evening list, by the Rev. D a t. jccph O-h-sby, "Mr. lif.sj A tis Cravkns, $ m ,f the Rev. Wiiiiam Cravens late of Virginia, to Mrs. M r.o.RtT Blackburs', daughter of Doctor M.jare of Virginia. 'Pnus bath the sexes were dcsigri'd Each others jov to prove, In matrimonial ties to had Peace, pic ai are, Lliss and lore. In John Dixorv'a advertisement in the last page of this day's paper in the 13th line, for Henry Davis as my security, it should read Henry Dixoa. ANNUAL ELECTION. CONGRESS. William Hendricks, Reuben W. Nelson. STA TE LEGI3L A TUT.E. Jeremiih Sullivan Divid Hiliis, John Sheets, Tfitimas Crawford, Ezra Baker, Richard H pkins. SHE it IFF. Milton Stapp, John Pugh, Pctei Hemphill, Jacob Rhoads, Ekillis WTillhtte. COMMISSIONER. Brook Bennett, Martin Rdwcr, Charles Johnson, Samuel Ledger wood CORONER, joha B. New.

GRAND tODGE OF INDIANA. A Grand Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Indiana, will be held at Mason's Hall in Jeffersonville, Indiana,

on the second Monday in September next. Bv order, WILLIAM C. KEEN, Grand Secretary June 29, 1820. 184 3 FARMERS SAVK YOUR FLAXSEED. . T will purchase a quantity of clean flaxseed, delivered at iriy mill, by the rst day of No-

vember next; as I propose hav- family and numerous 'ctinnecmg an od mill in operation by tions, if dead, by tellin-where.

that time On or monev will be given in exchir.ge tor the a 1 1 . e. JOHN VAWTER. Vernon, s5:h Juue, 1S20. leU ft taken up By Join Roberts, cf Jennings county, Montgomery township, one brown mare, a 5 hards high, branded with the lt-tter I on her leu shoulder, part of her left hind foot white, a star in her forehead, supposed to be about ec years eld, has a young colt by her side; appraied to 1 5 dollars by Eoenezer Brandon and Freeman 'ih-uiiH, betore me this icth day of Ala , 1 3 20. "EVAN THOMAS j. p. JeiTer-.o:: c.-unty, Saluda town 18:0. Taken up by Joshua Wiilhoit, a brown mare, 14 hands high, blind of the right eye, branded with the letter F, shod all round, supposed E be 16 years (AJt appraised before me bv Ii.iiti Mr in.'iiirir i.l I inK .iw"u ; e jav.ou Siucker, 15 dollars. SaMl M'KINLEV, j. DISSOLU HON. Ttic partnership heretofore cxis'ing under the Hrm of Simple ec Reed, was dissolved by mutual consent on he 24th inst. "R. SAMPLE, J. V. REED. June 29, 1 S 2C. 1 4 jt J. V. ilrfKi), Has the pleasure of informing his former customers and the public generally, that he has commenced the laiioiinn; busiuess on M.on Cross street in tt.e room adjoining Mr. Jeinerct's grocery, tie hopes trom his long experience and a strict attention to bu?inc?s to be favored with the patronage of the puoiic He has in his employ several journeymen inferior to none in the state. Roll RTSAMPLK, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he coutinlies to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS tri ail its various branches at the 'shop formerly occupied by Sample and Reed, where ail work committed to lus care shall be punctually attended to. Madison, June 29, 2320. A MAN LOST. LEFT Simsbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, tour years ago last Febuary, cs came into the western country, a man named ERAS T US ROBERTS; now about thirty six years old. He is an active shoemaker bv trade, ot small stature, strait built, cole black hair, with large black whiskers and beard, his face rather flat, pale look, talks rather slow and is very fad of fishing and hunting. He carried with him his kitt cf tools ana vroikcd came time

in Cannonsirgrt and about Wheeling, and cnt down tne Ohio river. He wa- Ust heard from at Limestone Ky. a.nd set out from there to go to Hi'mois, or some part cf that country.

He left a wife and sis children, whose anxiety for himisexn erne. He said his views were ;o find him a place. Louisville was talked of and the state of Illinois. It has been reported that he has married another wife bat it is not credited. Any per son who can give any information cf him," whether he be dead or alive, will conter a orrcat f3VCr on a disconsolate when and in what manner he died, &c. iic. and if living, where he is, what doing, and such o ther information as may be in teresting to his family, by addressing 'a letter to Mr. Joel Holecomb, Esq. of Gran by, ia he State of Connecticut. All printers in the state of Ohio, Kentuckv, Indiana, Illi nois, and Missouri, who wilfi give this two or three insertions in their papers, will serve the: cause of humanity, and receive? the greattul thanks Of his ianin and ti iends. April 2c, 1820. "ABSCONDED From 1 he subscriber cn'ounday the 17th uwanr, a ynunj; man named JAMES HILiON. Said Hilton is about 20 yeara of age, light hair blue eyes and a little stoop shouldered, verJ much of a dovn insinniticatb look, live feet 10 or li nichei high. Said Hilton rgrced ti stay with me two ycait, trorn last Christmas, and in violation - . t i t ? oa me tenure or 01s eiirm. ment he has went otf aijout i dollars in my debt; he lias ao U ft a doctor's billot 20 dollars unpaid, besides some oilier sr.ull debts. This is to warn all per. sons from employing or trusting him, particular 1 'Bos hatters as it is most likely he will apply to them for u-0rk. lie o no part of a workman, i expect he has gone to KrMeukv where he will try to Lopuse o'i some one as he has'on me, y agreeing to btay a !engtl' of time and work for low wa tor insight. 0 ClirvS. W. B SNETT, Madison, June i(j.t 1820. . 11 ' DISSOLUTION. The partnership, heretofore existing between the subscribers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. They request all those indebted to said firm to come forward and settle t?'.r respective accounts by note o otherwise, without delay, t iney wish to close finally the business ot the hrm as icon .as practicable. Thosr having claims against the firm, wiil please present them for scab ment. CRAVENS k SMITH. Madison, June 29, 1820, " N. B. Doct. Cravens will still continue the practice of his profession in the town of Madison, and its vicinity. 184 TO OUR PTRONS. The foil -.vi:,g aniejc- v. uk K- t.i. k.n in p. ymrnt of dtbts of rery .liption at this oifi'e, if delivered innicdiatsrlv, viz: flour, butter, cheese, sugar, lard, tallow, beas-v... oats, nnen, and in crotr to pyn ent ttill mere i-y, thicUtij a!ul rcs '" iUh talrn. M Jum : 2if, isa , CASH Given for clean mxn and cot tpn rags at thu oliicc;