Indiana Centinel, Volume 3, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 March 1820 — Page 2

'print; tfen tie publisher or printer most i t, pay thc stamp duty of 4rf. English, on each :

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... i fie .on-ivesiiieni x lnuueni janii 11-1. mv

IMjlJiN-i uJ.NjMIY. j for the year 1319, accompanies this number copy; and lr the second ott'ence he is to c:i viusnv,-., jy. 1j . 0f our paper. It is mu;h the most ennsid- sulfor banishment. Sir V. l)e Crespigne Dirlin fiN r.ty, 0.1 rmJiy ni-rit lasl, the fra!jIe List that eVer hi been published in e,aely observed upon the bill, just as it was Oth instMrs. Star IS Aiuiftrr, after having Illinois heftim. The cnl.o il. mmn.onnn ?K.,f r K,. t,ed. that if the noble Loid

Attention. Lane 6c J. Frazer,

iully completed one k indred and twenty yews ;tne 10t!l 0r Anr:i np.rL

live and variois life. This venera-

of an active

ld lady was horn in the year 1G99 of the r-M . - . : " .1 no r.--! .. I -1 : 1

Christian era, and 078 solar calculation of q. Uy". hgira of the Mahmnedan, about a rear reaj tefore the death of Charles d King of Spain use f

to which her family h I emigrated at an oa-lv ueriud of her" life. She was b irn in

' . . i . . t 1 I I

one ot the mmary Mates; wnicii, comu mi aor jn ,MUUhin

b ascertained oy the writer, it s supposeu .j. mnch more eflectuiI!v.--On the other

fkn.lpr tin Pinnirt ol .Morocco., reier i. was

. . . . . . . r . -

HAVE commenced the BOOT tllOh-

part of the

Shuler, Wood

under the firm of

on hand an a

a. 'a I....- that -riiil.l I nrfi-i

The new disease in nor,,-.,... ... , . w t rn countrv. which tr

I . II I.I l . r. x Ha -lit liT lV

i Casticrcagri snouiu .a,pr ... u; v. - JUfCLYG It US LYE SS, in a

li . Knr,.; nt th 1W. t ie WOfiU WOUIU Ur ... .

; "7 : building occupied nr jiessr?.

N FARMER. dnrltrpd hv the Dill Ol nw JMUlip A. . tr.f

iiscoveiy of hidden sedt and confession. i nu. union. )i,vn A- Wkjtsk. Thev Iiare

FROM THE AMERK

abriel Plat, in his

treasures, mentions an implement called it

an krauicdtur. on nv recommendakoi

a fnen.l has used it, ani informs n.e that it placesie Ton-ue distemper, has made iti manufacturing into BOOTS SlI(;KS

aii7.Tvis n : u tnusi save a irreat ueai or

,

if up roots, besides doinz the

appearance among

Philadelphia,

to that Emperor of all the Kussia. freUeri"k Au2Utus wa Kin of Poland : Charles XI f. wa"s Kins of Sweden ; Frederick IV. jion U (Jiiristian V. ras Kin of Denmark ; W illiam III. Kins of Kntand ; Peter IV. Kinj; of '.'crtual ; and Louis XlV.Kin ot France. Mr. Barrett possessed a constitution trulv Arabian : she was seldom, or never sick and rather withered awav like some

- I I , - .v IV UlUVIiUHUU VI IVI ll Ill ' IIII riii kiiiriii

r r t tttif nuvv pn arte w - ,

wnK Kirn mu-.j-- v.,v v " r ucation. i. ... .i.. f.,.. nr three suocks

TDK ERAUlCATOIt earthquake. Is a very large and strong three pronged in Amherst (X. II-) paper, a woman is fork, which is a lever, by the assistance of advertised as bi ir. " supposed to hae run o.1 a block, is able to tear up any thing. The NVjtl, a hore and "slei'di hired at Peppeietl,

n;jrness oi it is so much wore tiian a uuui

1 ii r, intend rnanaiaciunrg mm uww io ixruor.j the horses m lio.ton. :of superior nualitv, and innt fashionable

1- , . stile ther mot respectfully solicit that de-Feb.C0.--It is stated, that palrona?0 fl(n the public, which of Wednday niormng . h ' b their unrcmittinS exertions to

ui an

tliey hope by

nvrit. Vi!icerne, Marrli 8.

48-6w

1 illHJ-

fork, which it must resemble, that it seems Juother Patriot of the Involution e3' improper to call it by such a name; where- Extract of a letter from a gentleman ''I res' fiv, i have g'ueu it another. It is to be p.-ctahilitv to the edit-.rs of the Hoston tlius constructed: the handle nrjt h. n bn.ir . i.,.wi vt..r., r. U 1. Feb. 15.

majeitic tree gradually looses, its moisture, t,.jck bcam? t fiietn o(. sia,teL.n MVILI I AM FLLKUV, V. q, one of the which the tempest has always spared. A au(l iu t!lickhe sucil a5 wi ke it firm nPCiaration uf Independence, Tarietvof circumstances formed her a great a,ain,t a t dea) of ,orce . the Uncs nr . Q vear5 (;ollcctor of this port, died traveller, and she had visited, wit.i no unoh- pi.on:;9,should b twentf inches long, notched uds affernoon. after a short illness, in the

servaic eye. wic iuui t"cl9 v" b-'"-: at the sides, aud a lit e leaning unwan U ; ck ...... r I.:- '

t?i . i. V TtJ in otw . . . . I ''tin V

ok' spoH- r-'ismn, muis.., ..., - anU they must he omed to a strouir shou -

Kilsour, Tavlor & Webb, 1MVF JTST RECEIVED, & ARE NOW OPENING,

.V

his ae.

French.p cat fluency ; was perfectly acquain- (lcr r ilon nitil prnpeP fa,tenings for the V tedwitiithc mixed Monsco or Frank, as it cnJ thc e . uU b- ' carefu, v 1 i8 spoken by the traders along the southern fa8teneii on t!ie pprjlon wnr,;i -t J'ai

!nre4of the Mediterranean ; was mistress of

Vc have had oppotuniry to examine scv1 xnerimens of emrraviir brought to this

person w'io wor;s it mtrv hv Cant. Coffin, of the ship lele-

ITlllt fafpn i .lli w 1 f ui- Olir'l- f-f Inn.r 4 v i x.l I .nimli'"nii'n.

i . . i.i.i --' --.-.v... u w 1.1. ivii,: in n-nnn. anu e: ecuit.i uv oui vn 7

t..elleurew, anil wrore,spoKe, ami iransiaieu t!ie othcr c , , t k it, . . -i Pllfrm!in .vho are noy

ir iiuic .tauiv,, tiiii iinc nvt i,ii.'iiiv . . ' c

llr inemorv was very tenacious

Sions nude in early 3'outh

half century she was apt

biock ot wood, and a heavy wooden beetle :,. p,,! ind rul wli-ch were intended asde-i

oi unpres- , . ninni TJn h r,iMu tn, tu.- no.!....K ?. . i iUmi

. hnt f ir fhi lit . "" m'lB,,,u" siris lor uauK ni ies oi nie , mu la,, or root, he must torce in the t! nllmvi'd tn iudire. thev.

to forget occurrcn- s1ant: ' :ntfl the tn.oumi Kn ,iiat Lv 'u' - r 7 rC; " iAone-'

SSn rem nr. . S 7 . - are CXHU Ul'l y ucaun i ui iai v..i , r- ,

M iiw.i i in iiiuik .lull till. lull in iiif liiiii. ill. . i . l A. i I - . . inn n v u v.-i

- - - - - - - - - - - ' iiiv i ' 1 ' i w - i n r T niiv iiiirir ill i m iiiiii m wz ii.tu -

...I l. it- . . il . 'II

ot Spain, obtdineu t t twelve feet h jrh .md ic thpn . . p.. i r.. : o,. ....il L.ttur

imperialists, un to ,a hoM of the , . . ? ? t. (c a m:

. iotii these events r.- -r. .. u i ,. . r l,iai

V- ft

against

this

keep its place

the most firm, and in some kinds will draw

out fibres of seven feot in Ienth. o A young man, son of Mr. Thomas J. Delicsseline, .of Dewees Island, South-Carolina, was shot on the 8tli inst. by a negro whom he was about to apprehend as a runaway.

ces from one dav to another

ted the public tov in Spain, up in the impor

tant discovery of the Phi'inpine Islands, by the Spanish navigators, as well as the battle ot Al mania, which was fought on the frontiers of the kingdom of Valencia, when the

army of Phillip Vth, King

a complete victory over the

dcrthe Arch-Duke Charles

. t t I A

occurred in 1,0, , when she was only eigni the ,evcr h wiU be sensib!e thdt JO r()ot cau

Tears ot age. cue was near mc scene oi action when Gibraltar was besieged by the Spanish in 1727. Mrs IJarrett was of an easy and cheerful disposition, even after her blindness, which continued thc last thirty years of her life. Latterly, extreme debility had reduced her to second infancy. She ate every thing within the rtale of the Hebrew rule fbe-

ing a Jewes, and strict in her religious du-1

ties :1 drank anil sl. pt well, anil was rcmar-! Tn , nnk;n vpum. Tn..n ; u.

bih'e cleanly and particular about her per- coart of Common pleas, ve-terday, for damson. Alter dwelling thirty or forty years ages sustained bv the plaintiff, a black woman,

in ijoniion, snr tame 10 uns uiuum in i, ou, i,om a. ilmr

- 1. L 1 r t 1 la

in this city tor the last forty years. 13 r given ; the foreman of the jury observing that mortal sicknes did notlasta fortnight, when, damages to double the hum would have been

having completed a truly l ati larchal ae, awarded if laid. 6l.e was gathered to her Others, leaving; be

hind her half a dozen generations, to the fifth and sixth removal. She died esteemed by all who knew her, and greatly beloved by her family for her amiable qualities ami

fei vent piety. They were accustomed to tn one oundi vd subscribers, five pounds each. o-k upon her with a teelinr approaching to Should the number be completed, thewin-

rengtou veneration ; nor couiu trie reflecting ner is to pay twenty pounds, and the prcs

mi on return ner person or

without a sentiment that

hrart.ard make the count

vat air had beheld the

COMPRISING A C E N ERA L ASSOKTMESI" Of Uritish, India, French, And Domestic Dry Goods Hardware, Cutlery 5 Saddlerv, V Glass Ware, and

Groceries. T?vwrfs, .March 10. . 48-tf

1 ll v

somewhat higher than this hesd ; then with oPPn hF..n On the back are a number of

good strokes of the beetle, he must drive it portraits of the Prince Recent of G IJritain, -II ! f... a'. 1a- .i ' . .. ... I

Wl" priue in i;ie jjrouiia ; vxci ar0 saiJ to be striking likenesses, aim - , jrT ty T ry he is then to lay the block under the pole, ,-p mrhmlv mn,t ele-antlv executed. On AiwYii.; Jl kJlJj J.

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Fdil SALE AT KILfit.Ul?, I'AYLOR & WEBB'S. 10th March. 48 tf

oscope. im.eeu tne wno-.e worMdUMiii i

nerformed in thc hiirhest stvle of elegance a?8

t -a ill t(rtr nn l l tr .....1w..fo.w V,of r!i Ptni'.

".- i ' -j rill I il' i M i v ww 1 1 1 1 1 1 I' I I it I ill I il il I iiiv J

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BOSTON, FEB. 13.

dition with which the plates were lunsiieo,

e.rcited, if possible, more surprise and admi-

tion among the English artists, than did thc excellence of the engraving. V. T. Daily Jldv. Land for Sale. A tract of Land,

?o

A iN iJ Tirr i

t rat cues, j

f7 all descriptiojis, will be very care-J

fully repaired and warranted, by ipfe ISAAC N. WHITTIiESEV.

ff'aier Street. Vincennes, Jan. 27, 180. 42-tf

SITUATED on the East fork of White Ri-

owned hv the dnlpndant. thp ver, cait traction number 32, Town 3, . R. I

a.' ... a! - noil. ,.f! . . . " . ..v.-..M ...w . .cf r,lni;

x;cn iu i.ia ovui i-ai hi nci uu hhu whole amount ot damages, 100 dollars was ' v-",lia,,M,,r.

il-7 Acres,

,2 CARD: Peter G ear Ta ihr , (or; MARKET STREET, ierry.)

is sincere

e public of

..... 1 O

i-cuu puuncM amiounceu in ouitolk, England. house with carden and orchard, at

rhornton near Thwait. is to be rafded for

:U oeauuiuiiT situated on sa.d river, a large iTo.S f respectfully returns I. proportion ot which is river bottom, through 1TJL .u.A ntfit tn hi fi'unili nil

. . I 4.1. I T..:i . 1 Z i . a t 1

A novel modeoi disposing of an estate has u,ul-" l,lc.nil.PU ates roaa passes, anu on Vincennes and its vicinitv, for the liberal en-

'.c.ul'rue nis ancrcciiem rerry esia- C0Uragement that he has received, and hopes bhshinl, passable at any season ol the year. hy assjdu:ry ami punctual attention to bu.iIt is presumed that this trart of Laud can- m.ss stll to nie,it a vhare of .hc lic tnot be excelled by any in the State, in point rona.e . his work wi, ,e ,n l!ie ost ahid soil and situation, as it is adjoining the ionaWc stile aljd at thc toll0witig prices, nztraction of l.ind nn ivln'li l io intun nF -fnitnt 01 7

, - .... "iiiuHj, uci iu pay iwrniy puuiius, anil Hie pres- "' i'iv .1 . .jvhk. u. if r t f crr face, for a moment" cnt proprietor ten pounds for the trood of Feasant is situated, and is only two miles 1 Jr V. , l'cris'Jrom ' $J to SG 00 )at would thrill the the company. b north of Ilindostan, a flourishing town hand-( fnfafoons, from - - l 5Q to 2 00 enanceturn pale.Her j c0 somely laid off on a liberal scale, where sev- M , n " " " " 1 p sot s and daughters! Longitude, A'c.Le Baroness De Paris cral fino I'ous'!? rc no'v building. The a-1 ?larV1 L 48-3w

ofmiTifall before her like tho leaves in Au-j Boisrow van , has arrived in En dand from hove described land is well tir iumn; and yet the life, e.rtended as it was; Pars, charged with a commissiono nrcsent 'erms of the above land wi

timbered.

ill be 5 dollars .

To the Benevolent.

to tiie utmost span, must have appeared to; to the Admiralty Board a theory of the com- peracre, payable in United States' paper, or ' A YOUTH, in search of his friends, anil

nossuis-or oui as a uouuieii iiream, irom i pas whicli gives the longitude and latitude fPtcie " "ana Any person desirous ot view- ii any person should know people of the

which !he was at length awaked by the hand of theglobe; for the

ol Death

i discovery of which the in5 x said land, will call on Col. Sholtz at name of IVY : my father's name U JAME

whole world has so Ion looked. The hu- Hmuostan, or J. Donovan at v incenses, who IVY, and my two Brother. .1,,,', ..

(TS.p King of England entered, on the 23th jband of this lady has submitted his theory ls authorised to conclude a bargain on the j Absalom, they are from the state of 'Irn-

43 5w

i..r ivuti; iii ii.iai.vicinMni,u:i UIC XiJlO j UiUlU Ol 10 IS lailV 113 S SUDIliltteil MIS theory uul"""u tUi October last, in the 82d year of his age.! to the Academy" at Paris. His wife's mis- auove terms. 11 has reigned 39 years three years longer Uion to London was to prevent delay, as February 1,1820.

than anv 'other monarch, since or before the

compiest of England The weak and conte:Mp:ible prince Henry III, reigned 56 years.

xluung which time ther

S"e'e 'f disorder ant

III

well as to have a trust-worthy agent."

nessee. I would be glad if they would ssod

me a letter to rnnceton, Indiana, for I in (tcnd to reside in that settlement sometime. JAMES IVY. j Princeton, la. March 7. 48-4tpd

Pump Notice.

rjMIOSE who wish to have LEVI GRAY'S i To the "Pi-Jqiv A DOUBLE FORCING 1 1 lb( '

and tort

JL li t Otl JL. Hill IJ ,

lers ot Kaism

'Ihe Blaklcv (Alabama naner of the lfJth'

there was a continued 'ult. states " Capt. Dade's company ofreguI anarchy. Georjre the lars are now encamned in thp rear nf ttd

is represented, when became to the "town, and are waiting for orders. 500 mnr

trown, t he a prince of amiable disposition, men, of the4th regiment, are c.rpccted here and the mnt unblemished manner. He in fK fViiv litre rIMi.I .1 .. 4 I . n t .. ! ..4

. . ... - - .v "u i .i. jLiiru ucm i'iu i i art nil. -.... . . .m. -

at that time, certainly, the most powerful know n ; but we zuess they will ere lung more Y ' ,, , P , n Ue,r weMs' " 'patriotic citizens cf Detroit, who, at their

nmnarcn in r.urope.j ! towards thc rising sun.''

Meies.

IT is wellkniun, that the humane an &

Counterfeits in Cavnl.i.X letter fo the Editor f the Montreal Herald, dated CaldrelP Manor, Feb. 7. states that' there is an

. uitast tan uu mc si locnncr nei snnx v. nr nwr. . -. c : i r c i

ft Iai . . -r--- ...... v . i;i , nun u llJ.tllT UI TOU ITOm I'l

,eir' aC WUA" UKCKLL'S!, 5 miles 'dian captivity, have heretofore refused to reEVIL TIME'3 ! I01",, IIlcc.nnC, wr at th,s OFFICE, who is ;cei;e remuneration from any of you, from a It is ftatcd.that in addition to the defal- j;SaJ authorised to make, and contract for belief, that if they were entitled to any, it

cation of the state treasury of Virginia, to .. , ' VV ior soon, tney can ne .should oe made by the United Mites. Con- !.. m..f ..r cm. nnn i supplied immediately. I erms, Kl ner foot, rmss hme al ln,t r.owented tf. .,.

infamous gang eidit in tlie Townships ad-! iL- i) : . t r.. i 1

- una- isne inmncf ime, wnose empiov- " o"ii''i mc reisier is a- ,,,,;,!,. fm; m Pm V 'r n . t. m-M !,to mani.n.cure ami iS.uo spurious !l-t be ,ul lor SK),000 maUesancc in p'" l!0Sr cco'tu ' t wl1'" i J"5,l.'e' , 1 Mi,-.- mr r ,.i,:,u ..,,:, U.. : nffire that a cl.rt in thr s It,,.k n.i- 1 atcntor. W mi'l'', put into the wells, and u:,n,n their ,

t y, v.. ..i'ivi iiii vi u n ' 1 1 1 1 i i;iiu 13 1 " uuvii uuimi

put in circulation is truly prodigious. This

nei idioms traflic is carried on to such perfec tion and e.vtent in alTits branches, that thi

f - A. I t f j.

a iv l .11 i-i . naiiauirii iui o v;ars. j KUOVieile Ol the at Richmond, has contrived to obtain a lare . " a' a RUUW,rv Ul ,.i ,i. ..... A '1?, improvement, js a; sufllcient recommendation.

nuii. '" way, iub auiountnox. Th.vf-i: r.L!- ...

nc v. uuum;ui pun cr in ims rump Hill 1 ' . I" I r. '

ncrertn.ned UtnuMIr cntfntU., lieuuao1

; . ,;:, .'' i M: : , 3. . 1 "nr it very orl in case of fire, a," Ur a

v i - - ' ' v v nauit.'v S'UillV til lilt I ! 1 same place, has disanneared with Rr-JMin ' eataern ,,0!ie screwe4 ,,ftkvn onthe toP nt

' " t ti a b4am I. .1 a. . I r

and another at Lvnchbunih. with 3.800- u. 'T. l" " - uc LOuucieu w ny part oi a

. irniMino

That the treasurer of Ohio has some how, lost at least S5.000 out of t!ie treasury, a id has been taken under dealing by the legislature.

CO

p!at-s niv made and ensravpd, the paper man-

u""u,,u' "opreson made, and the signatures affixed, in huts and cabins in the woo I?, sometimes in barns and d'.vellino- houses, through thee Townships within the iuris-

cm t.um oi me oruiMi government. From all i pirts uf the United States men come to pu--'. chisr this spurious money, and have o-nt what

quantity thev wish, they carry it off, and miti The cct which has passed the Parliament

it in circulation- At various times, our mai-' of England, for the suppression of lihellouj

trates ami othej inhabitants, have done what publications, takes in at a svep all small they could to break it up: but it seems to papers, whether pamphlets, weekly journals, be so deeply rooted, so well established and trial reports, or of any description which will Fupported, that in spite of all, it is yet car- riot afford a duty of "about seven cents on riedon, and will be carried on. till the Legis- each. There are three ways in which it is 1-ture hall have paid it serious attention, to appear: In the first place, every printer 1 A. - I. . ... .. .A . .....

aim fiiaci inurr M-tcic laws against it, tiian "lu-1 security to the amount ot 500.

BALDWINE MALLETT, February, 1, 18C0. 43-3w

the t!iat are in force at prcsenU

j sterling for the purity of the matter he shall

Five Dollars Reward. T i:?T the vi'dare Gf West Union, a bov,

name,! ISAAC MATITLY. about fifteen rears of age. that the Judges of the Court of Probate for Knox County, had appointed me Guardian. The above reward will be given Tor delivering said bov at West Union, bat no charges paid. MEIGS. Feb. 5, 18r A.Zw

to enable those gentlemen to

claims, it is necessary for the

prisoners themselves to state in writing what they know as to each case, and swear to, and caue the same to be formally certified bv a Justice of the Poce. The undersigned have been appointed Agents to take thes depositions ; and will give their attendance for that purpose, at any time in Lexington during this, ami the ensuing month, where the ransomed prisoners, or those who have any information respecting such cases, will be pleased to call on them. Such as cannot attend here, will be plea (! to inform us where their depositions may be taken ; or where information respecting such cases can be piocurcd. THO. T. BARK, JOHN LOW RY.

Lexington, k. 2J(I reo. ib-zn. 48-t C7"OtKtor Boweh, of Georg-town, vitl communicate to us any information which maybe given to bin on" these subjects, and aid any person in taking depositions, cct