Indiana Republican, Volume 4, Number 194, Madison, Jefferson County, 14 September 1820 — Page 1

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coxDinoxs. TIi j 4 KEPLMiLICAN" will 5 Liivvr.-d at the olice for two d h r5 per amum, paid in adviCe ; if paid within two montha t'te r subscribing, it will he consider. I in a Lance; two dollars anl tfiy "e:us it paid within twelve m v:th ; and three dollars if not pa 1 .ntd the year expires. So piper will be di :ontinacd tirro ah ,a r ir.g -5 art- paid. I 1 ah liits .1 subscriber must c d. . v. puirttuauv, at the end of " of hi intenti to diston- !, . . or lie will , hedd i, :-x,roi4 a 10 ii r cars' subscription. rti -c n ntf not eceedi:n- a r"piar w'ui inserted three times fpr doll .r ; loa,rtr or.ei in pro-ty.u-:, aul it tne miniUcr ot mtvn:'v d -hired, are not pecif;cd. U. e, V.. 1 !.. o . dn.ed at the exm t the advcitljcr uniil order ed oot. '"A1! letters to the Editor isust be pn paid. ONE IIUN'DRF.D DOLLARS REWARD IN SPECIE. Uiniway from the suhscrilrr jn (y'lUtin county, Kentuck, tmd near the seam mill, on the lyh iiist. a negro man named SPENCER, 3C(1 twentv years, about six feet hij.;h, bl.uk lonipk.xion, u-ed tenured, the white of his eves more yellow or red t!uu common, remarkably lare;e kct ?ery sprightly, strong and jctive, his clothing not recollected, except .1 rccu cloth Mirtour, which lis m.rv have exchinked, and being a shrewd ir.geniou- Llhnv, he .may have t; .:cn a piss I am tr.l-i he Ins a iuev -car on me part of his ho Uv. a ooed i)v a burn n . .. youm;. I will give the afcove reward 11 t-ken out of the rtaie ami dclircrcd to mr, or 30 Jollajs if taken ia thevjic. VVdX. FiihNCiL August j 4 c 1 , 1 3 20. 190 tf T!ic editors of the l ocsin, u; and t!ic Enquirer Broukvil.'e, are rrq K-ied to inseit the above until ordered otherwise, and forward their accounts to tins otGce for payment. The State of Indiana,) Jtflerson County, J ; fir'l Circuit Court Jin? r, 1820. X.) tnin Merrill, vs In debt. Truman Hibbard, ) Thi dav came the defendant 3nd made application for the benefit of the insolvent act, he in vacation hiving tiled in the clerk's omce a schedule, petition nd bond agreeable to law. Whereupon on motion, it is ordcred by the rouit that notice rd the pendency of this applica l ha putIiii!:rd in tiie Indiana Eepuhlicm, torMJvtv daysj and the, .id phintitf ai 1 all others fonrjna! are ruled to appear tj-rr on the first dav ot the next term ef tliis court, and shew ounc i' anv they can bhew, udiy t'di application should nut bcgrantcJ. A copy tet, R. C. TALBOT T, Cl'k. 17 p6cd "irvi-; WANTKi). The subscriber wishes to purthut a quantity of Rc, delivered at Vawters and Branhams ?,Ii'l, for which he will give forty Cents. JON. BARRITT.

$400 in Specie Rrjzard. Runaway from the subscri. ber living in Gallatin county, Ky. a negro man named PATRICK, about 5 feet q or 10 inch, cs high, about 22 fears of age, dark or black complexion, hn;c mouth and teeth rather lapping, long visage and large features, ugly and awkard appearance, his disposition rather humble & submissive. I will give 1 00 dol. Urs to any person who takes up said negro and returns him to me, or secures him in anv way until I can lay my hands on him. SAMUEL TODD. Aho, a negro nun named SPENCER, as described in a former advertisement with Patrick. Since the above negroes departed there has also runaway from the subscriber, a negro woman named CHIVa, about 15 years old, dirk corn-' onn, very sirring and stout, ii c feet 6 or 7 inches high, a wound or bruise on her forehead, winch she received the day before she started. Mo, -a rcrr man named BOB, about fifty years old. six feet high at !eat, his complexion a dark brown, flit noc and sonic of his foreteeth missing, very long feet; this fellow is very fond of whiskey. I will give 100 dollars each,' it taken up out of the state or secured so that I get them. . VTILL. FRENCH. Gallatin county, VI v. August 22y 1820. lUf

Farmers save your flaxseed. I will purchase a quantity of clean flaxseed, delivered at'my mi!l, by the first dav Of November next; ;n J pr I ing an oil mill in , u . , that rime Od or t ? be given in exchange t. . same. JOHN VAWEER Vernon, 26th June, 120 1S4 tt ue r O R SA L 1., The farm on u iueh I now live, containing oe halt section of excellent land si'iutr on the rodd leading t-on M 1 iison to Lawieuceourh 10 miles from the fotmcr on the w iters of Indiati Kentucky, tw o miles from the Oliio tiver, and one half mile trtrm a nivigaWe stream, l hcre is on the premises a large two story log building, a capacious stable, 40 acres well cleared and fenced, and a Hue voung peach orchard. There is also a good s;iw luill which works two saws, a tall of water thiity one reet, which makes an excellent seat for a merchant mill. Convenient to the house is a never failing spring. For further par ticulars enquire of the subscriber living on the premises. BENJAMIN BROOKS. July 24th, iSaO. NOTICE. Those persons who know they are indebted to the subjcribcr for subscription, adver tising, &c. for the year i3i3, are once more requested to make imn;ditf payment. Those who attend to this notice will save the costs of a suit. JOHN LODGE. uladijon, May 4 i$io

NOTICE. The terms of exchange at the Gallatin Steam Mill after tha 15th in. will be for transient customers, four busheli of wheat for one hundred lbs. of flour; those who arc our customers the year round, can be accommodated on the old terms, and all can get corn ground as usual. The reason of this alteration is that about half of our custom only comes in the dry season, w hen we can make more by manufacturing of flour for e portation. Customers must come the year round or pay us as much as we can get from oth crs for manufacturing. By order of the Proprietors. JAMES M'CONA'l UY, Aent. September 4th, 1820. 193 tf Vdvertisemems emitted this week thail appear in our next.

L v TEST FROM ENGLAND. Nfw Tork Au. 24. By the America, Opt. Ros?itcr, the editors of the Mcrcan tile Advertiser have received Liverpool papers to the nth, London papers io the 9th, and Lloyd's List ot the ;th of July. The affairs of the ueen con tinued to occupy the atteni n of the government and the tropic. The coronation wa put off. It was not to take phe - 03 the 1st ot August, but a me later period uo; yet agf . upon. A motion to thr :r, made by an oppositi. was seconded try L reah, u-ho, t, .. the horr t iti , , . . tie i w .1- i - , v. 6. L. I ic yueer inexpi es-ibN' ast .. . ith ..nt, that a inll, couveviinx c.i.ues and intended to degrade her and to ili" 'ho her marriie with tiie King, has :cn brought bv the Inst minister of the King into the House ot Lords, where her majesty has no counsel or other oflicer to assert her rights. The only alleged foundation for the bill is the report of a secret contmittee, proceeding solely c:i papers submitted to the;ii, zud before whom no single witness was examined. The yuecn fu been turther informed, tha; ocr counsel last night were rp;used a hearing at the bar of thz house of Lords, at th;t tac of the proceeding when u was mon material that tiv.y vhould be heard, and that a list of the witnesses, whose names are known to her accusers, h to be refused to her. Under such circumstances, the Queen doubts whether any other course i hie to her but to protest, tu the most solemn manner, against the whole of the proceeding; but she is anxious to make one more effort to obtain justice, & therefore desires that her counsel may be admitted to state her claims at the bar of the house of lords." Lord Dacre moved tfcut the counsel be called in. The counsel having appeared, dzmtndcd that an imoedjuc

investigation of the charges in the bill should take place! An interesting discussion arose on this demand, and it was finally agreed that the subject should be taken up on the following Monday. Ir is stated that the Queen has written to nearly 100 persons in Italy to come to England to give evidence, many of whom a-e of the first famiies. Six Italians witnesses against the Queen, arrived on Thursday evening in the Dover coach, & remained tiie whole ot yes:erday at the Blossoms inn, Lawrence Line ; they were of the lowest order ; and said they were waiting for Mr. Covk. It is said that the Attorney of Milan was with them ; he assisted Mr. Cook and Mr. Powell, and was a man in low circumstances, but, since the Milan commision, drives a carnage. He frequently went about Milan, saying he had the crown of England in his pocket. Five persons have arrived in tow n, under the care of ?. messenger named Amberger, who would not suffer any person to be on board the vessel wirh him, 0.1. :.osm- fr.ui. Calais. We. understand thai those person 1 have been ti, 'er the care of the Ausrrian gov-rnment for some time. Somf of them have been accused of criminal offences, and are of the lowest rank, having been taken from a state of starvation . Traveller. jlond n, July S.

Our rcr.ders will observe, that if the adulterous intercourse with Bergamt is not proved, the bill against the Queen falls to the ground. We have reasonto believe, that when the cptrge comes to be invesria- - . u will appear perfectly Lb. I c Queen has nken the ..'eiv.: vim situated on Barr.es --e, tor hr summer rci- . 'ce. i lie question as to an alteration in fhe (Uities on timber, is set at ie. f.r the p-.-s ,r v ,r the co nmi tees of both lion, e- of Piii'u.aeiit having adjourned h cur.Mdrrati.m of the su'jec. until the next sessi n. In t!.e course of a t'ebarc 0:1 this subject, Lord Ellenborough said, it appeared firm evidence, that th- British slapping could be navigated at a cheaper r.,;e ibm shipping from any other part of the' world. The Agricultural committee mule th'-ic report in the house of commons, on the ikh of July, but no proceedings upen it were expected to be made the -present session. The chairman stated that no nauds had been Ui-cuv. ercd in taking the averages of wheat, arrd that th new inodc of taking rf;eni, proposed by the comrTiittee, woukl rather faltcUue than retard the opening ot the ports in future. A bill for a iut' issue of exchequer bills for the service ot tiie present year uas read. south a .;tj;:cA. In the !Io'.! f Corr.mor.s, July bir Hob-rt W'iiSon, scri..g a no. bk lord m ra, place, vi h.d to ham wheth'-r hi-, iiuj-stv minister h id received r.uy o htial comtnni c it inn of a proposition sVid to have b;en in dc n tiie j.art of the French govern .unt, olfcrn: to rcconiic the independence of South America, and to plxec a memh:r of the House of Bsvrbo.n on its throne. Trii waj ucition affcciin w

many c-jtiinu-ricial. asw,a .. to lineal interests, tint he trusted le noble lord would not o!jcct to gif.. the iniontio:i required. Lt r.: Castleicagh ba:d, that ia the prf.- j t nt state of the information laid bof -r government, he muct dechr.. goinj any answer to the hon " ni-.-a-.hrrN question. Ot the 71:, 1 Dr. L.ishincton rave notice o! ii mtcr.uon to move, ca Tucdav nt-xt, tor the production of any t -ni nunirations thct had tako rl.icV b.t .vv cn hi? nv.uVst $ go'ernnu nt 5 t-n- poNemmeot of Buenos Aros, rdahvr to the project fsr pi:uinj a membvr of the house of liouihon on the throne of South America. PROM HAVANA. Lxtrr.ct zf a letter to the editor cj? tnt- Char.'e&tci Citu Gazsttr. " Havana, 1 1th August, 1SSO. 14 Yesterday evening the EiseaV insulted the public greatly, hysny ini ihat, before four months attef this date he would have the constit in m ab'.'lished, and the citizen chained up, in consequence of piece printed aiinst him in or? : f the public papers. Had it not bv tt inv the interference of the rsH e. t'-e ruhlic would tindouhtecilv h'V v c -IV'- d him. The Cnptain Cer.e ral h s t.rdited him to the Moro-tJ astie. until tried as a traitor, aiv. art iiumv t" the co-istiti'tion. 14 7 he eitirers ;ire tleternM d to. maintain their constiuiticnal i;ditst e en at their neiil ; they have now' COCO r;ition:d qunrds at their d:spo;r.d likewise all tie Cegulajft tv.inposing th ganiscr.'

SILVER Mltffe. To those who anxio rs'slV v Muhinir the result of the Sicr ('.':t wecuntvd to the c9mj :ny h.ive, hy d r,t ,,i p .rsVe um.c, pToc cded with the ihaft ic. he d rth ofabou; one hund red feet7 re st! ttuiM in whnhtbrva re ntTvjf. wniV, is a sturtrs (A'Tihty 3Jatc th' te is ver . 1 tie v ater totrcv then, & ihc . i r.vidlv- appf. .4. ing the ptctn.us metal." Ztincsv'iHc T.rrfsj, THE INHI AeV'A SILLR MIMF.. To the TJitcrs cjt 'tc Cincinnati. A piracKmh announcing the r?eATr td a SvJvct Mine vt t: " ,:"t" at Infbisna-, has been' ii'Y omr tin,(. circulating tjnrv.vi th T.e VspaffHrs of the th:.:ri Siat.-s. v. ithin a fcw, vcrks spcciir.cns of the ore retercet to, U1U1 a nietalic rr.asa' .Kivmgn-arlythe odor of silver have been brought to the Western Museum by diflerrnt per-' sons, the manngers directed me? to snake an eyamination of boi h, and publish the result : thi V hsv-donc, and the products of the analy sis aswcll a t he ore ma be sceu in the Museum. '! he rrt cominonrtj or sulphur- " exactly similar to that" ot the mines of St. Genevieve, the rnctalic mass said to have been extracted from a specimen cf the same ore was an anificial alloy of tin and copper nearly in the proportions in which they exist in bell metal. As the examination wasconducted with sufficient care to detect the smal. lest particle of silver.and as nona was descovered, it seems to Le 3 ' correct conclusion, that a frau J Ins been practised by some per son for the purposes of specula tion. H. BEST, Curator. Western Museum, Cincinnati Aug. 31, 1820. Tcrk Ptnti. Anfnt . Thi Djscennry or flux, pre vaiU very much in this neiphborhood. In Dover township"ooelhmse last week exhibited' the gloomy and appilling kCenoi ot three dying in onc jay Qxa