Indiana Centinel, Volume 3, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 March 1820 — Page 3
We thinl: the following intelligence entitled to credit ; and Jure strong hopes that the reign of Ferdinand is ended that king-craft and priest-craft ore c -rUirned in Spain, and that the cursed INQUISITION is uprooted forever. These are our hopes, and it' they are realised, the eT?.ctfrili be of mighty importance to the world. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28. Important I . .REVOLUTION IN SPAIN I . f?r-im the Journal of Captain Ramborger, arrived iu Philadelphia in 45 days from Cadiz. Revolt cf the Spanish Jlrmu !
On the 3d of 'January, the news came t
Trcm the "Eoifeore Teierath. We yesterday issued a haudbill, containing the intelligence received at Philadelphia by the Medora, captain Remborger, from Cadiz. A brother editor declares he places little or no reliance upon this intelligence. But, knowing captain Remborger to be one of the most respectable of his profession, we think otherwise; and that this oppressed people have at length nerved the arm to resist the ill treatment they have so long suffered under a priest-ridden tyrant, and so far as their vicwsvare honorable we wish them success; and trust that from their firmness may result the complete establishment of the independence of South America, without the pretended co-operation of those picarooons who have the temerity to clabs themselves with real patriots.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 20. Maine and Missouri.
The question which has so long been agitated in Congress, and throughout the country, approaches the crisis of its decision ; and notwithstanding the feeling which prevails, we hara yet some hope that it will be amicably settled. It is 'seldom that the Senate of the United States is as much agitated as it was yesterday. The subject is now committed to-a conference between the two hou-
vd.uiz, mat part or tne cpanisri -army, con- i-,i ' i, . , , ' r a Aw- L-.i - - J not lead to an amicable result, it is much to
the draccas, the" KingV Navy Yard) a..ri"! d lh t present session wi 1 II,. Kl (, w ii;, ;',t r over Without a decision of the distract-
, i i I i , , I ing oueition now depending in Congress. -Inev had released t he state ririsnp.p.: w m w..
were confined in Caraccas, ai.d a Colonel of the prisoners had put himi-'f at their head
there was only one ut the. Royalists killed, a;
explain, who . opposed tiie passage
MARCH
1.
The House of Representatives have sd far brought the consideration of the Missouri Bill to a close as to have ordered it to a second
of niae hours, end
seussion of numerous pro-
the bill, and resisting
Ijournmeut, the House,
reached the qucs-
dered to be cn.'rross-
city wa in the greatest CJd ;!on. A I the ?-4 . - 7 i i s . Oil!V (ii liillC Votes. Stores were Ntiut, anil the muitta ortieieii to J '.,, , , . . -T . t 4. jo . : it C striate s araenaments to the Maine
r , ; . . , . , c t- J1 ai'o now ueiord a mint Committee of
-fcu. 14-1,;Confcrcnce, to the appohituicst of which the
ii:ou:;2 yesterday assented.
oi tiie
um sc ye . - -u,v;1 UJ uiu wading. After a sitting
i , ' : " " t'ur alter a iahori?us di i Inc. An .I'lvncH .ruan! Avs ; ?! I tfnp. i-.i
. - . i t i , positions lor ainenchn'T
. , i 1 1 i t . i . x , A "-many motions lor ad
,i i 4 . , ' uDout o ciocic, k;st ni-ht,
...... r u .,.. tioi:, and tae Did was or
hi uii !i uiuci i ci ii.n luc wii'jiL":
an hour.
4t!i Jdhuzry This morning the gates still
ftisrw. C -Tt urnrft bran feHicT Ja the ? TtfTRTSftWUEVT FDll DEBT.
Gazette, that James Cann, who wassuppo-f An act, abolishing Imprisonment Jor DeJ sed to have been cured of hydrophobia, by has passed both houses of the Legislature of scull cap, has died of this disease. We Pennsylvania, has been signed by the gover thought Cann' case a strong one, but v.e nor, and is now a law of the state.
must confess that originally we considered I Movt's last shift. -A lew days- smc s
qualities of the scutollaria, to overpower a wag was confined in the debtor's prison oi disease so formidable, and have been led to f this city, for seduction. Put to his trumps believe that the symptoms of hydrophobia for bail, he had recourse to stratagem. Hahave been nothing more than mere hysterics, ing obtained al interview with the plain-
prowuceu ty ai&rm in or inejirruauons oi a j xiu, a compromise oy marruge was rauiuaujr recent wound. We may, however, be in f agreed to; when the chaplain was sent for, error. f and the ceremony performed about 7 o'clock Mr. Coleman, who has been the zealous f in the evening in . the presence of the whole patron of scull cap, requires & suspension i house. The groom went for necessaries of public opinion, until the case i3 made out usual on such occasions; but to the no little iu a more clear and decided manner, which mortification of the bride he forgot to return, is but just, and we hope he may succeed in and she took leave about 10 o'clock, sadly confirming the virtues of the plant. lamenting her credulity. V. t. .Ycf. Adv. yew Fork Paper.
'Be easy, said a rich invalid to his son-in- A schoolmaster in a country village, who
i
iaw,wno was every nour perplexing nun uun lorraeny acteu as Darotr 10 me viuage,in uiscompJaiats of his wife's misbehavior. Be pute with the parish'clerk, ona pointofgram easy, be easy, I say; as her behaviour is so mar it is downright barbarism,' 6aid tho very blameable, I will alter my will, and cut 3 clerk. 'Barbarism,' replied the pedagogue,
l 1 a
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ner on witn a
of his daughter's faiSiugs.
He heard no more I 'do you
O 90 as '
NEW G
T5 Pac: Cdnsislih BUY &
.iut, we received intv-h.ence tuuii an ao Vance of five iuudred men had made aa attack on thi fort tthich command : the roaJ to Cadi., bai; were repulsed wii'i seven men
killed. I he fr.iies were opeueu va (Jay alt
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Candidates for Colonel, of the 1st Regiment -..Lit' i ra. n. . I .1:
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CCnti mat inry .wuuju uui tmuuuv iui fnn fni 11W nrr nHirPfl. f..r f cjunfir. r.r
h America; and that their arrearages ; ranfred ifl t!,tf rjcr iu .i wa received BY VI RTUIi of an Execution to me direc
12 o'clock. t!;e. interior
have raised 50 per cvit li.is day. Ti;e gen
erul muil which started vesteroay (or the whole continent id" Europe and England. was stopped by the National Troop, us they call themseives, searched and u;s. i oved. -This day the. governor bent out t fia to tiie Isla, to know whftt the trous wanted they 6eut tor ar;s,v?r, tliat they were very ueii situated ; that they would not trouble- Cadiz as long as they did not interfere with them; that they vrer? an advance of dfty thousand men : that they wanted tiie Constitution ot
the
South
should bs paid. They r.bo said that ten . tejJ. Ls::
thousand men hfta marcneo to iaunu 10 compel the King to grant their demands. ! This afternoon the. men of war in the bay bent their sails, and are ordered to proceed to sea on a moraent'i v.aruin;. All the gun boats have been manned uud stationed at Stationed lX Funtalles,. to prevent the National tropi from passing that post. The sailors and marine. on board ti.e men or war, and the regular troop in Caoiz, hare this day received all the pay due lo them, and were promised . if they would remain faithful to the kiti, ihey &liould be paid every TL-onth. AH the ' provisions which were, on beard the tianpmU fr the grt-at expedition aaint South America, are di&embarktd aid itvM'td in Ca.iU. 6th January. This day wo received intelligence ol' Vmto Kesd, Porto autaMariu, 3eviTia. ami all the neighboring t(unhj havUig been taken possession of by the national troops, and hII coinmunieatioii with Cadiz, stippeu; all vessel in the bay "embargoed, and oo pilot pei niitted to leave the city. Tlu Rt.ii prioners who were confined in the C;ill: .d 5rt. Sebastian, matlc their qSCi.pe last li'u'it : a!d it is siid they have joined the National t loops at i'orto at. Maria. This niht 1 made my escape out ot the
Received this
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Captain IlOBEIvT JiiJNTlN, Junior.
Candidates fur Lieutenant Colonel, Major PIERUK ANDitK, Captain JOHN MYEKS. For Jlujor JAMES P. BADHLLET, JOSIAII L. HOLMiiS.
Candidates for OSce.
The following gentlemen are caudidatei
MARKET STREET, Next door to C. Greater, Esq's Hotel. Fineennes, JJarch. 50 tf
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NOTICE. A Special meeting of the Vincennes Me iianics berevolent Socisty, is requested on Monday evening at 7 o'clock, at the UiT:ce of John C. Reile u Esq. II. RUBLE, Pmf. P. S. Punctual attendance is requested, on business vf importance. March 5.
Sheriffs Sale.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Decker. Valentine J. Bradley Samuel Parr James Nabb. John Seott ASSOC!. TK JUDSK. Win. R. MJCall3. Samuel Adams, John M'Donald, Esq. Mark Barnett, Henry Ruble. David Brown.
Jted, against the Goods and Chattels, Lands !&nd Tcnementi of TRCM AN FORD, I
S:iail expose to Sale at Public Auction, on ti.e 1st day of April nea:t, at the Court-houso door in Terre Haute, for current money, the
I following Lots of Land, or so much of them
a will saUsty said hxecutmn, to wit : The ti. E. (r. Sec. 35, in Tovn. 15, A of R. 11. W. A". ;r. Or. Sec. 2. Tou n. 11 V. of 21. 11 West. A. . Qr. Stc. 2, XcztM. 14 .V. of 21. 11 West. For L. II. SCOTT, Shff. V. C. JOUN T. KING, Dep'y. Terre Haute, 18th March, 1S2Q. 50-2 Lands for Sale.
I WILL SELL all my Landed Possesstv C(insistinr. first.
71VI1 ' O of the Farm on which I now reside, containing 209 Acrei, on Honey Creek Pairie,
110 acres of which are in complete cultivation, with a good Miadow, a young Orchard, of both Peach and Apple Trees, a comfortable Dwelling: House, two stories high, a Kitchen,
The following i. from a letter to a gentleman in Philadelphia, dated Cadiz. 5th January, 1820. Vc arc hre hesieged by 0000 men of the army that wa destined, fur Baenos A vies, wo are t'etei mined not to embark. Tney have poe,i3 of the arnal and all tiae conntry round, and I am inh.rmed they have taken thecitv t Seviiift.and have proclaimed th contituticn in every iace they go. They permit tle boats, with provisions and p:issen?ers, to puss from all the places round and have proclaimed it death to any soldier that take any thing from an inhabitant without paving fur it. I think if they proceed in tl:is manner, we shall have them here
; r r R dars without anv bloodsneU. i lie
inhabUai.ts serm to be satilied with tneir proceedings. There are not 700 men in this earr"ion. and thc-v are not in the confidence
jf their j.rcjcat uvernment
HORRID MURDER. Mr. Micajah Davis, of this parishr.as on Sunday night lasd, murdered by his slave, while he was asleep against a tree in his field Three negroes were implicated in . the affair, but one alone found guilty of the fact. He perpetrated the deed with an axe, and then, as he says, with the assistance cf two others, burnt his body in a heap of brushHe has left a wife and several young children to deplore his untimely fate, and the loss of an honest and industrious husband and parent. St. Francisviile payer.
Joseph Roseman, WINDSOR and FJXCF Chair M.I ICES, Three doors below Mr. Reamuns' dlottU WILL give ONE DOLLAR per bushel, for any quantity of Chan Flax Seed. Vincennes, Dec. IP, 1819. 85 tf i
COW for sale.
FOR SALE a good MILCH COW, wit& a young Calf. Inquira at this Office. Vincennes, 18th March. 49tf Regimental Orders THE OFFICERS, Non-Commissioned Oft? cers, Musicians and Privates of the First Regiment Indiana Militia, are hereby notified that an Election will be held at tho Court House iu Vincennes, on Saturday the Fiqj day of April ensuing, for a COLONEL, LIEUT. COLONEL and a MAJOR, t5 command the said Regimenf. II. Lasselle Lieut. Col. Comm. 1st. Reg. Indiana Militic "Vincennes, 15th March, 1820. . td State of Indiana, Vigo County. In the Circuit Court, Fihrnary Term, 1820i Roxana Wilson, Compt. "J In Chancery, vs. V Petition for BlWilliam Wilson, Deft. J vorce. The Complainant by Thomas H. Blake, hell Counsel, this day filed her bill and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, the de fendent is not au inhabitant of this state, i8 is ordered, that unless the said defendant shall appear here on or bfore the ne.rt terra of this Court, to answer the complainants bill, the same will be taken as confessed, and e. j i I . .
uctrco cuiciuu up axuurumgij, ana it is lur
Smoke House, a goI Double Barn, Stc." It
is in every view as desirable a situation as ther ordered, tfcat a copy of this order be in-
any in the state ot Indiana; oeing on tne gerted three weeks successively in the Indi-
main roau irura vmtcuues iu run anu", ana centinei, printed in wis state, and that
and well adapted to Public Business, with good Sugar Camps, Timber, Prairie, excellent Springs, and Stone Quarry. One Quarter Section on Prairie Creek, comprehending both Prairie and Timber, a good Mill Seat, 40 acres in cultivation, with a good Cabin. Another Quarter Section on Grand Prairie, allowed to be the best Lot on that Prairie, comprehending both Timber and Prairie of the first Quality, being in Section 9, Township 14, of Range 11. Nine and a half Quarter Sections on the head of Honey Creek, with au equal portiou
of Prairie and 1 imber.
this cause bo continued to tho next term of this court. A Copy, Attest. CURTIs GILBERT, Clerk. Ttrre Haute, March 8th, 1820. 49-3r
Taken UP ' BY Joseph Cardinal, t : Fort Snye, Knc county, one Bay Mare Colt Three years old, appraised at Fire dollirjr. One sorrel Horse Colt,
These Lot will be sold separately, or all Four years old, one vhite hind foot atw
together, at a low price, and credit for a praised at Five dollars, by John Mtrt, part thereof. A great bargain will be given and Martin Reiley. to any person purchasing the whole, and I certify the above to be a true copy froi the manner of payment made easy, by my Kttray Book. JCHN y. THOMPSON. J. C. REILEY, J. P. March 15, 50-S .VfcSmDM, Marcb lb .