Indiana Centinel, Volume 4, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 February 1821 — Page 4

NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING of the Btotk-holders of the Bank ol Vincennes, the State Bank of Indiana, is requested, at their Banking-house, on Monday the 5th day of March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of investigating the following enquiries, viz 1. The amount of Specie, and all other funds in the possession of the Bank. 2, The amount of notes of theBank in circulation. 3 The amount and kind of money deposited in the Bank for safe keeping, or otherwise, and the names of the persons to whose credit it is deposited. 4. The amount of real estate owned by the corporation. 5. The am't of debts due by the Bank.

6. The notes and bills given to the

Bank for money loaned ; the solvency incennes, Jan. 5, 1820. of the drawers and endorsers. 17 1 can receive no Wl

7. The names of the persons or company indebted to the Bank, and the ainount each person or company is owing 8. To examine the manner in which the accounts and books of the Bank arc kept. 9. The names of the stock-holders, and number of shares owned by each )crson, and the amount of stock actualy paid in. 10. Whether at any time the amount of debts due by the Bank were double the amount of monies actually deposited for safe keeping if any excess, the names of the Uirectors under whose administration it was created.

Vincennes HOTEL 1 o Let. FOR TERMS, apply to SARAH JONES, Administratrix cf the Estate of Peter Jones, deceased. 2d Feb. 1821. 41-5 Notice. Those persons who have delivered WHEAT For me at the Vincennes Steam lt7J, are hereby notified that it is necessary to call and deliver the receipts therefor to me immediatetely, as I wish to settle all debts and credits. W. E. BREADING.

neat n ay-

mcrrt ol, debts alter the tenth ct bt.tvuary next. W E. B. STATE OF INDIANA, Gibson County, set. Taken Up, "By JOHN MABVELL.'livin-insaid county Montgomery townsh"p, iie Light Roan Gelding, With a star in lm foreheid. r.me saddle spots, 14 hands high, nnd tm old list spring. Appraised to forty dollars by Joseph Rosboio;!1, &.inl Francis Lucas, this Gth day of December,

lb0, beiore me,

AtEdwardsville, in the state of II- PrTr -mill "npl-kfa t linois, on the first Monday in January. J J UUI XJCUlb

IT IS MY, WISH TO PAY MINE !

next, for the sale of

Townships 8 to 13, in range 9, west of the 3d principal meridian line. 11 to 14 10 and lido. G to 13 12 and 13 do. 8 to 12 14 do. At Vandalia, in the said state, on the third Monday in January next, for the ale ot Townships 5 to 10, in range 1, east of the 3d principal rc.eridian line. 7 to 10 3 8 to 1 0 ranges 3, 4, 5, and 6, 1, 8, 9 and 10 range 7, cast 1, G, 7, 8, 9 and 10, 8, At Palestine, in said state, on the 2d Monday in February next, for the

sale of

11. Ihe bye laws. rules j& regulations jaRuarv, S0, 1821. 41-3p adopted by the Directors for the govern- J ment ol the Bank. -i . -r. . . n 12. Whether the President or Cash- J tllC rreSideilt of lllC

ier was authorised to purchase bills of

exchange, or discount transaction notes if so, the names of the Directors who gave the authority. 13. The amount of bills purchased, or notes discounted if any by the President or cashier,the names of the persons purchased of, or discounted to, and the several sums. 14. The amount of branch notes put in circulation by the State Bank by vhose authority the names of the directors, or officer of the Bank, who issued tiie same ; the names of the persons or company to whom the issues were made ; the pledges or t ecurity given to the Bank to secure the payment thereof. 15. The cause of the suspension of

specie pav merits.

lb. Whether

ted to secure the pavment

deposited for safe keeping ; and ail other creditors of the Bank. 17. AftiT a full investigation of the situation of the B.mk, to take int. consideration the propriety of surrendering our cherter. ARTHUR PATTERSON, VM. BURTCH, S. P. STRIKER, v WM. POLKE, L G. R. C. SULLIVAN, ROUT. ELLIOTT, JOHN MCDONALD, SAML. TOMLINSON, j:c. REILEY, s- G. W. JOHNSTON, DANIEL M'CLURE, CHARLES Mi C LURE. Cd Feb. 1821. Blanks, for sale here.

Towcr-!js 6 to 10, in ranges 9, If) and plctrees.

BUT, unless I can collect money from those who owe me. it will be impossible for me to do so. -Therefore. I wish those indebted to me, cither by Note or Book account, to come and settle immediately, or I must bring suits against all who fail to avail themselves of this notice. I WISH TO SELL A GOOD NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, Near the Steam-Mill, 0 by 30 feet, well finished, with a good Kitchen and Cellar, Smoke-house, and a never failing veil of excellent water. On the premise

are some first rate young bearing Ap-

Unitecl States. "WHEREAS, by various acts of Congress, the President of the United States is authoiised to direct the puVnc lands which have been surveyed to be oileied for &rJe ; Therefore, T, James Monroe, Present of thi United .States, do hern.y Lrir.'e and make known, that public sle IVr the disposal (ccordma: to law) of publio lands, shall be held asY.d'ow?,, viz : At Franklih, in Missouri, on the fnt Monday in January next, for the salo! Townships 51 to 55, in rag? 26, wett of the 5th principal meridian line. 50 to 55, ranges 27 and 28, do. 51 to 55, range 29, do. At the same place, on the first Monday in March next, for the sale of

any plan can be adop- Townships 51 to 50, in range 30, wes ie pavment of monies of the 5th prmcipaf meridian line.

oO to oO, in ranges 31, 32 & 33 do. At St. Louis, in said state, on the first Monday in December next, for the sale of Townships 35 to 44, in range 1 and , east of the 5th principal meridian line. At the same place, on the fu st Monday in March next, for the sale of Townships 35 to 44, in ranges 3 and 4 east. At the same place, on the first Monday in May next, for the sale of

loNvnships 55 to 44, in range 5 and G,

11, east of 3d principal meridian, line. 5 to 10 range 14, west ot 2d principal meridian line. ?. 9ar.fl 'n,raie3 I2a;d 13. At l'troit, in M'.o.liigj'i Territory, on tlif fir-: Monday m November next, fur il.e si!e ot Totvnship 8, 9 and 10, S. in angC9 4 and 5 east, 8 avid y 6 7, 8 and 9 7 and S. Except such lands as have been or may be reserved by law for the support of sdiool, tr for other purposes. The lands shall b-i sold in regain numercial order, beirin'irng with the lowest number of s.Ou;n, township, and range. Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, this nineteenth dav of September, 1820. JAMES MONROE. By the president, Josmh Mkigs, Commissioner !.he Geneial Land tijjice tt7? Pi liters 'vho are authoiised to pii;ish th la r s o' tl e United States wiil oublivh the abovp once a week til, ti e first ?f May. ar:d tMid their billl toth ral Land OlMce lor payments S M.terw.H.r 25. 28-t'l Ma.C.

WELLMAN,

mear the Steam-Mill. P.EPPECTFlji.LY informs his friend and Ihe putic in genera!, that he still im ntinues to carry on the Itlacksmitiiing Business, In all its various branches, at the NKW SMOP,near the Steam-Mill, and believes hiiiself to be completely master of making all kinds of warrantable Tools, such as, Edge-Tools , Knnow Axes, broad do.

Addzes, and all kinds of Physic Surgery, PniMvnt-orc Trinlc lim-cp In conjunction. They have opened : L,ai polltCl S I OOIS, llOl SC giIOp on Water Street, a few doors a

and Ox shoeing and bel- yAiecary Stoie of Sha loWS M akin IT! Vincennes, July 8. 13-tf

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ueo. K. U. Sullivan,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

The well known beautv and excellence

of this place, needs no farther description, as whoever wishes to purchase will call and judge for themselves. Times are hard, and money scarce therefore my terms for this property, will be proportionate. 1 will also sell some excellent Household Furniture, On moderate terms for Cash ; which can be seen on the premises by application to the subscriber. Saml. Parr. Vincenres, Jan 24, 1831. 40-tf ii. D. WHEELER, AND J. Thompson, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public, that they have purchased the shop lately occupied by James Elsworth, deceased, near Mr. BURTCIPS Grocery, where they intend carrying on in all its various branches, the Black & Whitesmith's Business. They have now on hand, a quantity of AXES, and intend keeping an assortment of Edge Tools, Of both CAST and ENGLISH Blister hteel. WORK can be had on the most reasonable terms, at the shortest notice. rcj-H. 1). W HEELER, has TWO Carding Machines, On hand, which he will sell reasonable. Vincennes, Jan. CG. 40-tf DOCTORS Shuler&Woolvcrton,

CONTINUE THE PRACTICE OF

Can ne had at the shortest notice, lie Matters himself from his long experience in the abt've business, that he

will at least merit a share of the public

east and of 43 and 44, in range 7 east.

At Jackson, in the county of Cane patronage.

Girardeau, in the said state, on the first Monday in February next, for tlie sale of Tiloii' f1nrlc . Townships 34, in ranges 1 to 14, east -Dlcllm. VdlUb oftheoth principal meridian line. C?Tte Proprietor of the LYHI.IJWi OS, range 4, east, do. CE.YTIXEL, has lately received a

E'J, 50 and 31 5 do. 1,32 and 33 3 do.

andsomc assortment of

ILL practice in the first Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, and in the Counties of Crawford and Edwards, in the Illinois State. He may alwav9 be found at his office in Vincennes, unless when absent on professional business; he has made arrangements fur business forwarded to him in his absence, to be attended to. Yiiiccnne3,Dec. 15, ll9. 36 tf

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