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Vol. V. Vincennes, Saturday July 7, 1821. No. 10.

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BY NATHAN BLACK?! AN, ? Publisher of the Laws of the U. Slates, Oitosite the Bank of Vincennes.

INDIANAPOLIS On the 2d Monday in OCTOBER next, the Lots in the Town of INDIANAPOLIS will be ol fercd for Sale by Public Auction on the premises. This town has been laid fut under the authority of the State of Indiana, on the site located for its per , inancnt scat of government, by Commissioners appointed for that purpose, on the East batik of the West Fork of "White River, in the centre of the state. It is situated on a high, dry, uninterrup'.cd plane of several miles extent, perfectly frec-from inundation, marshes and ponds. Ths site of (he town and the surrounding country is in an eminent degree beautiful and fertile, and is probably the best bodycf land in the state. The plan ol the town is calculated to insure tne health, comfort and convenience of its inhabitants, and occupies a space of ooe mile square. Good -wholesome water may be had at the depth of 20 feet, in any part of it, in a sandy stratum. It is confidently expected that the Great National Turnpike Road trom Washington City to Missouri, will pass through Indianapolis, and the seats of government of Ohio and Illinois. The conditions of the sale are liberal, and arc as follows. "Sect. G. Every purchaser of any lot or lots shall, at the time of making such purchase, pay into the hands cf the agent, one fifth part of the purchase money, the residue to be paid in lour annual instalments ; the purchaser in all cases to have a discount at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, for prompt payment on any instalment, for all monies paid for the purchase of lots." " Sect. 10. It shall be the duty of said Agent to attend (he sale of the lots as directed by the preceding sections of this act, receive all monies that may be paid into his hands fur the purchase of lot in said town, and give the necessary acquittances therefor, give certificates to purchasers of lots in said town, describing the lot so purchased, the date of such sale, the amount paid in hand, the amount of each instalment, ami the time they severally become due, and should not said instalments be punctually paid on the day thev become due, the said Agent shall charge interest at the rate of six per ccr.f. per annsm from the date of such certificate, until paid: and when the payments are completed', the said agent is hereby authorised aud required to make such purchaser or his legal representative a deed iu fee simple in behalt of the State of Indiana. Sect. 12. Should any purchaser or purchasers, his, her, or their legal representatives, fail to complete their payincuts within three months after the last instalment becomes due oa any lot or

lots, the said lot or lots are hereby declared forfeited, and the agent U hereby authorised to take possession thereof in the name of the state, and 6hall proceed to advertise the said lot or lots, again for sale, giving three months public notice in some newspaper printed in this state of such sale. Provided, that the original purchaser may at any time previous to such sale redeem such lot or lots by paying up all arrearages and costs of advertisement." Law of Indiana , app. Cfi Jen. 1821. JAMES Vv JONES, CHRISTOPHER HARRISON, SAM'L. BOOKER, Comm'rs. Indianapolis, June 10,1821. td Fresh FLOUMT 40 Barrels superfine HARMONY FLOUR, Just received trom the Mills, and lor sale by JOHN WISE, & Co. Watcr-st. Vincennes. June 1, 1821. 5tf

NOTICE

NOTICE

Is hereby given, that I, MARTIN REILEY, have taken out letters of Administration, de bonis von, of the estate of David B. Reiley, deceased ; Therefore, all persons having demands against said estate arc requested to exhibit them on or before the 27th day of October next, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment MARTIN REILEY. Vincennes, June 6th, 1821. 6tf

HAVING determined to close the concern of the STEAM MILL COMPANY as early as possible, and to give all our creditors an equal chance, I shall expose at PUBLIC SALE all the real property that belongs to the Company; and this I will do in such parcels as may suit the purchaser part in half acre lots and the balance in five acre lots: , ALSO, all the GOODS, Wares and Merchandise on hand belonging to the Stsam Mill Stores. Steam Mill paper, and paper of the chartered banks cf this state received in payment. SALE to commence on Tuesday, tenth ot July, ensuing, and continue from day to dav till all sold. WILSON LAGOW, Attorney for C. SMITH'S Vincennes Steam Mill Company. June 21, 1821. Charles 11. Brow n, Amory Kinney, WILL in future Practice LAW in conjunction, the counties of Iavis, Cno.v, Sullivan, FTg'w, Martin, Dubois Vihe, and in the Supreme Court. One of them will at all times he found in their ollicc, at Washington, except during the sitting of the Courts. All orders and convcvancing will be punctually attended to." Washington, April 10 1820. 5-tf HAVING removed trom Vincennes to

NOTICE

All persons indebted to the Estate of CH ARLES SMITH, dec. are requested immediately, to come forward with pay ment; And those having demands against said Estate, are requested to present them, properly authenticated, for settlement. CAROLINE SMITH, Mmv. Vincennes, 16th 1821, 5-6 tf.

DRUMS.

5fFUIE subscribers hereby inform the Officers commanding the different Regiments and Companies of Militia in Indiana and Illinois, that they have for sale, a quantity of excellent manufactured by themselves, and of a superior quality to any heretofore offered for sale, in the western country. Those wishing to purchase can be supplied, by applying to the subscribers, or to Col. M VERS, in Vincennes, either in person or bv letters. HEN J. CHAD$EY,&Co. Vincennes, June 8th. 1S21. Ctf Blanks, for sale here,

TERilE-IXAUTE, In the county of VIGO, His correspondents will please alter his address to the latter place. He will continue to practice Law ia the Counties of Vigo, Sullivan, Knox, and Davies and in the Supreme aud District Courts. Terre-Haute, Dec. 1820 SStf NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons concerned, that the undersigned subscriber is about closing his business, to leave Town, by the first of November next. All persons having left watches or work of any description in his line, are hereby requested to call and receive the same immediately, as all articles remaining in his possession after the first of October nea t, will be sold for the rcrepairs. JOHN C. REILEY. Vincennes, June 21. 1821. 9-3w NOTICE. THE Stockholders of the Vincennes Library, are requested to meet at the Library room on Saturday the seventh day of 'July next, at 2 o'clock P. M. up. cn business cf importance to the members of the company A punctual attendance is earnestly lequested. Uy order of the Directors, B. PARKE, Prsst. June 2Sth, 1821,

BURLINGTON. WILL be exposed at Public Sale, cn Thursday the ICth day of August next a number of lots in the towuof BURLINGTON, the Seat of Justice for Green county, Indiana. Burlington is handsomely situated on the East bank of White River, four miles below the conflux with Eel River in a fertile and well watered country! abounding with abundance of excellent mill streams, several of which are already improved; and will, at no distant period be the grand emporium for the idjaccnt country. Immediately opposite Burlington, on the West side, is a beautiful country, abounding with extensive prairies, well adopted to the aorj. cultural interest, and which will, afo distant day, produce an abundance of gram, &c. tor exportation down White Iliver. Adjoining the town, on the East Side, is a fertile and well-wooded country covered with the most valuable Kinds ot timber necessary for the improvement of a town; and there is likewise abundance of Stone Cual and excellent building Rock. Few situations in the stats offer more inducements to the actual settler or speculator, as the country is rapidly filling Up with the best kind of population. Springs are plenty through the neighborhood, and the water and air are pure and wholesome. Terms of purchase will be liberal, and made known on the day of ale by EPHUAIM 0VEN, Jkf. June ZUhf 1821. 3u-. Sullivan County Circuit Court, of April Term, 1851. W ill t am Pitts, ) vs. f Gn i-ore ign AttachEvan Rice. ) mcItTHIS day came the Plaintiff' b C7;c; Due;, his Attorney, and on motion, it is ordered by the Court, that thia cause be continued to the next term, and that, unless the said Evan Rice, shall by himself or attorney, appear on or before the first day of the next October Term and file special bail to answer said suit, judgment will be entered .1gainst him by default, and the estate so attached, sold for the satisfaction of the Plaintiff's dekt. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published ia the Indiana Ccntinel, printed in Vincennes, for threo successive weeks. A true copy, S. COLMAN, Clerk. Merom, June 19th, 1821. 9.5c?

To Bent

a dwelling house, newly fin. ished, situate on Water-street, two dooro abore the Bank, with two good ROOM 3 with fire places &.c. the property of tho hte C. SMITH, dee'd. Vinc-naes, April srth 1821, 62