Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 193, Madison, Jefferson County, 7 September 1820 — Page 3

? wC honor to inform you, that n Algerine squadron composed of three large corvettes, two bugs, a polacre, and a schooner, is ready for a cruise, and v ill soon sail. I have enquired ot the government of Algiers respecting the object of this armament and have represented, lin the most friendly manner, chat under present circumstances, our safety and interest required that Algerineships should not be permitted to board, or v'n any manner to interrupt the jj lerchant vessels of our nation. The Dey replied that these vessels were not destined against any Christian power, but that in every case, the most strict orders should be given that the vessels of h friends, the Americans, should suffer no injury Preparations are making t the sirnc time, by the land forces, from which it is presumed that these forces are dU rected against Tunis. Whatever may be the true object of these preparations, I think it will be useful to make known to this government that we arc prepared in every event. P. S. May 1 2. It is said that the Algerine squadron will gail to-morrow. WM. SHALER.

FROM COLOMBIA. fVcr the Groriana, Captain Chimb-ruin, arrived at Norfolk. HT. THOMAS, AUGUST 4-. The news from Angostura is Jnteath" i&thcfjuly. Gtn. Morilio ha sent a flag ot truce from Cmnc cis, with a communication to the Sovereign Congrt ss. of Colnmh'n, to which he ives the title of 'Muit Serene Highness, to know whether th.it. hod y would r-c-ive commissi. Tiers to trcrtt upon a suspension of ar.n. &e. "until the Corns .should f tlv Pra inccs. Tht arsutr, .or rather Decree of -Tr Congress, sent to Mciillo, srs H substance, as fallows ; ' That they would with pleashichthe SpnHh t;ov:rr:rient might vnirnUnicatf provided, thev should Ji.ive fr htjr basis tne S-.vcreigr.tu fri Independence r f Cdjmbia and jth t thry z;'cr:!d nz! ndn-.it of any . h 4 should deviate (rem this printr often pr clairaid by the j; ernment and the people ci tiic ?.epuhiic IF ro Sr ik. -The tVip Edward, hich arrivtd lust evtnir. k sailed from Cadiz July JOth. Mr. Mead Hid sot are p issenert. All rt -tnained quiet in Spain. It was settled t'mt the Cortts were t mttt On hr Cth of July. The members tltctrd were almost uniformly Crtemllv to the Constitution and ntv order of things; .ntl the only fears Chat prevailed witL the considerate people were, that they would net O: able -to control the enthusiasm of the nntion, and settle upan a cai tr.d ralional gowrnravnt. $xtr,7c: cf a letter frsrt a gtntUmcn a 'i tzirj the L ysn J ted St. Ctuz ticcJs icinr nVfir, TV, isco. ' Aa soon as wc were granted jratju Lieutenant M. C. Perry wiitnicn the Governor, ar.d informed him cf our cl ject in v isiting the isl.v.d ; ind thit we should be happy to eivc the customary salate, if it would be reciprocated gun lor gun. T ( " vk error replied, he would r-V-rnthe Milute With pleasure, but, it v.). i t he with one C' Is. aS it a .r,-.'t vU.:mary with his nation to TUi.rn an tqaul number of trun to ' T f ip.ian g ernments, bat to those Only h ) .k knowirdfjt-d a sovereign. He w.-.s then told that no salute vculd he qivtn, as the U. SrTns acinovklrtlt d no nation to be greater or m re respectable than their n. Cur.stquer.liy, no salute was ivtn.' son roLK, AUG. 14. Capt. Chamberlain, cf the brig fn'rgiana, arrived here yesterday, l that a few days before he f St. Bartholomew, a overn't vtstl had come in which had fittrcl cm at St. Bartholomew! l- r (i'nrtnur having in charge t'raticat rsrl, which had brert f'nm?trvg th- mot tbcminaH

depredations on the ccmrTtrrcr destined for the Islands of the . Vttt Indies ; and in one case had murdered the captain of a vessel belonging to St. Thomas. The same vessel had previously robbed a schooner belonging to Rhode Island, commanded by Capt. Sears. The p.ratical vessel in question was manned by a crew composed of Americans, French, English, & blacks, and the ring-leaders, (except the captain, who had escaped,) which amounted to nine in number, were all heavily iroued. The Governor, however, could do nothing nallr with them, beinj; compelled to consult the w ill of his government in such cases. The crew as immediately imprisoned, and the same distinction kept upbetweea the rifigleadcrs and t'cir subalterns & had been made by their captors. THE OSAliE INDIANS; The three great Osage Chiefs, who p'Ast through this place shout 3 months since on their way to Washington ; are now in Louisville, on their return to their abode in the great western wilderness. Thev are remarkably fine looking men : and ver sober and sedate in th.ir demeanor, giving every indication of reflection and sound understanding ; and will no doubt he fullv abic to convey to the powerful tribe to which they belong aa adequate and just description, of the situation, resources and disposition of the mighty power which is now approaching the recesses of the forests over which thev roamed as sovereign .Lords fir so oiauy centuries. Their country lies on both side the .Missouri, including the, region waiervd by the 0age river, and eStending over the r at southern plains as far as the Arknas. Courier.

The tircuiatini medium - cf the west. For about two years the western countrv, has been hbouring under the very painful operations of shaving and brokerage. I here is at this timcnot a single bank west of the mountains, whose paper can be passed at fair vilue, except in the immediate neighborhood of the bank itself ; (we speak not of the U. S. branche) and we be!icc there are not .more than 3 or 4, tint pretend to pay their ntcs with money. The bank of Kentucky is at a discount, and their is no h;?pe of her paper improving. Tennessee seen is determined to drive the precious mculs beyond her limits ; and we predict tint her citizens, will write volumes of lamentations over her new State Bank. Ohio is convinced ot the tollv ct her paper system ; which will bring ruin upon thou53Ja of her best citizens. Ciuritr. rtviss to stati crfv the true plaai i, with oval, saw aj: . 1; SI-J. a poioted leaves, w..-.w.i. . ; v - j means of a. leaf-stock ai :t;e main Stem;1 and by this n;. ular more; tlian by any n:;.r, it may be distinguished fi.,;n thespu4tous theleavesof whic. always grow directly out of the main stem, without any leafstalk it all The stalk near the root is rcddih, and the small fibres ot the root are, when washed, of a pale yellow. 1 be (lowers are blue, two lipped, single, and are ranged on a suuil itaik, in a row rescmaiing currants. The whole plant is perfectly smooth, without any furze cr down, and looks a little like the common mint. It is now tn full Sower. It is to be gathered, dried iu the shade, U then should be cut up fine, and put into gbsttlei , closely corked up. I aV. r. Fstt. "Hark ! hark ! the dogs do bark ! The Indians arc coming to town: All on nags, and some in ris, And some in scarlet gowns !"

pletely exenrpticd danng the pat weekinVinccnnes. Crowds of these creatures ?re in and about the borough; and the only consolation of the inhabitants is, that they arc moving off to other lands, and will soon cease to trouble them forever. Their strong love of whiskey makes them sacrifice any thing to obtain it; and to the lasting disgrace and conscant terror ot the town, there are white people here who are constantly selling to them ; whereby the borough is in a state ot daily tumult, and the streets are -fall of the most beastly spectacles. Is there no person to enforce the law or are we all cursed with an unprincipled wish for gain, in utter contempt of country conscience and humanity J Ctntintl. Wc understand that in draw, ing for the name ot the ship of the line now building In this city, and nearly ready to be hunched, NoRTit Carolina had the honor ot bearing her flag. Notice will be given of the day on which this superb vessel is to be launched. Rel'i Gazette

Effects cf Quackery. On the s8t;i ult. Mr. Henry Brennemn, aged abou 55 years, one of the most respectable citizms of Conestogo township, Pennsylvania, died in consequence of strangu lated hernia, and the want of proper medical aid in time. . Before the arrival of a respectable practitioner, mortification had taken place. A petition from IVilHsM Chbctt tanner, was presented in the British; H Ojsc -of ords. June 8th, by Loi d .Holland, complaining that, by the iise in the value ot money, Consequent upn the gci forlhe resumption ot cah p.y nierrtu the 1 sum ( 13,00c.) for- which he had mortgaged the estate he. had purchased at Bculey, (and tor which theeatecutor of the mortgagee now threatened to foreclose,) was equivalent now to nearly double the amount. He therefore prayed to have the value of money again 1 educed, or Nuch others renct as to the Hourc should sec rn meet. Ordered to lie on the tabic. lidl.jax Aug. 3. Wc arc told, t ut tne con. duct of government in giving up v logc a portion of the tra i and fisheries or h'u ma j.vys North American Coloctes to tiic Americans and the ineasuies 'id to be in contemplation repaing the creign timber trade, will be bro't f j- ward anJ canvaed in Pirliumcnt, in a style calculated to uiract public attention to the great importance ot thoe concerns in a nation ti point ot view. Mr. Bennet, M. 1. we behovetor Shrewsbury, i. p ken ot as one ot the gentleme.i who will take the lead in this interesting enqjity anil discussion. pdlai t In our j aper of the 23d June, we mentioned the depicciation that tud recently taK.en place in t he va'.ue ot this coin; about 1000, purchased by a gentleman n Falmouth, England, at the ! a- rate of "4 s. 6d. stcrl. each, have been taken to New. York in the packet. Philadelphia , Aug. 10. At 10 o'clock Ust night an extraordinary meteor appeared in the eastern quarter ot the celestial hemisphere. A train, of light burst forth, as if shooting out from x centre, first to the north and then to the south, apparently about a yard on each cide. It quickly cstcccj;iit5cif

both north md south, until It formed a parallel line of about forty or fifty feet in length, having the appearance of a long pole, and remained stationary near two minutes, when it very gradually disappeared. It was seen in the direction of the milky way. J7, yournal. In the sixth line of Mr. Pugh's advertisement in the last page of this day's paper, for Tuesday the iith September, it should read Tuesday the 12th. MARRIED On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. T. C. Searle, Mr. Robert Currie, to Miss Mary Patterson, all of this county.

200 DOLLS. REWARD. PROCLAMATION: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I Jonsthan 'Jennings gov. end comma nJer in crtuf 0 the state cf Indiana. KNOW YE, That whereas John Deahman, who was lately committed to the jail of Floyd county, on a charge of murder in two several instances, escap. ed on the night of the 2 ist int. A re.ward of one hundred dollars is hereby offered, in behalf of the state aforesaid, or the apprehension and delivering to the sheriff of gaid count v, trie raid DeahTTun, who is supposed to be 28 years ot age, black eyes and ha?r; dark complexion, and 5 feet 8 or q inches in-height h, and speaks the German, trench aud English languages: Alsi fifty dolhrs for a man by the name of Williams, lare blue eyes, ar.d red hair,- fair complexion, considerably freckled, twenty years of age, and about five feet ten or ebven inches' high. Also, fifty dollars for Linthi. cum, whose complexion is dark, and dark hair, five feet nine or ten inches high, and' supposed to be 37 year of ae; the two lat of whom were committed fur horse stealing. IM '.Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the v- 3seal cf the state to be B.atHxed, this nd day of rv? is? august, 1820, the 4tll year ot the state, and of the independence of thr United States the 44th. JONATHAN J11NNINGS. By the Geitrri&r, R. A. Nlw, TijuVy. M A S ON1C NO 1 ICE. Notice i hereby given that John fvendjl, 2. Master Mison, has been expelled bv Xenu L iJge No. 49, ot Oiiio, trorit all the rights, oeneilts, audpt?.. ileges of tui-o .ry, lur oi uiunasnnic conduct, and uy a res duiion ot that bjdy t'ns Axsonic Brethren f hrou'.juut t he world, and, all who ivy oc concerned, are cmt4onci to beware of hi:n. Sy J .cndal, is 33 years old and tv.u years pist pubjbhed a pr.per in Xeuta. I3y order tf !.ne Worshipful Ma3r-r ind Breliren of the Xenla Lodg I'! THOMAS CONSTANT, Secretary. Xenia, June 17, 1820. CTL'jitors ot newspapers frientily to the institution of Manry are requested to give this a place iu their respective papers. MISS SEYMOUR. My daughter Betsy Maria Seymour, left Sheffield, Massachusctts, about id or 14 years agot vith her uncle John U.

Seymour, who praetisctTphy some time in Marietta, but ha not been heard of for elevci years; if slie is living she must tr . jbout 1 8 years of age, black hair, black eyes and fair skin. An) information concerning her di.! rected to Mr. Miles KellogV; Hamilton, Ohio, will be thank. , , fully received. m tfrPrinters in the state of Ovf hio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky,! and Indiana, will please publish j the above and oblige a distress j sed mother.

NOT113E. j "The terms of exchange at th? j ; Gallatin Steam Mill after ths j 15th inst. .will be for transient ! customers, four bushels of wheat I ibr one -hundred lbs. of Bour. i those who are our .customer . the year xound, caa be stccoJB; xnodated on the old terms, and all can get corn ground as usual- ? The reason of this alteraaon iss i that about half of our custoirsJ j only comes in the dry season f when we can make more bj ) manufacturing of flour tor 2f portation. Customers puis t come the year round or pay T13 as much as wc can get from of h -cis for manufacturing. By order of the Proprietors . JAMES M'CONATHY , ) A'enti September 4th, 1820. . 9 3. t 1 EN DOLLARS REW aRD ." Will be given for app reheud-' ing, Jonathan Smith, ? . carpenter by trade; he in abo ut 5 fcec tour 11 inches high, fair complexion, dark hair and eyes from 25 m thirty yer us of age and a native of Ir sland. . tic took with him thr ; following; property which did. not belong to him, via: one i4oau mare, a silver watch, a cl lest a saddle and saddle-bags , iU yards, .of crossed barred cotto,n; he Iso obtained from me by fraud: an order on Win. Shannon for 50 dolls, some car pet iters tools; U 1 am informed he took a 'skiff from Madiso n cvithout cithejf asking or paying for if, PRISCaX -i LOCKLEY.' Wadiioo, 71. h Sept. 1820. 193 3W m Prtc.terT)f Illinois, Lou. i:aaa and Mi isouri,. are requestcd t giv c th above a few inhcrtiona. P. L. Land Of ice JeffewnvilU, 4. gvit 19, 1820. NOTICE Ish .-rcby given, that at tho expiry ion of thiee months from t hi iate, I shall isjue to Leihoo Lin nley a duplicate certificate N . 2937 dated the 14th da August 18 16, for the Souti F.a-.t quarter of section No. thirty three, townships No. five North of range No. 12 Fast; unices previous to that period good and sufficient cause be i.'icwn to prevent it. SAML. GWATIIMEY, '93 R.IOf, come u Pay. I must make collections all thoc that arc indebted to mc by Note or otherwise, can discharge the same by delivering mc Wheat, Ccrn, Rye, Oats, or Ba. eon, at the market price, or even current bank paper will not be refused. Those who attend iq thii notice will javc costs, asih j next notic will be handed h an officer. A- A. MEEK. August 31, iSjo. 192 N. B. I fuve a few" good quarter sections of LAND, in the, neighborhood of Madison, for 5ilc, on very modeme texsru or to lease.

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