Indiana Centinel, Volume 5, Number 11, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 July 1821 — Page 4
By the President of the United States. WHEREAS the President of the United States is authorized by law to causecertain Lands of the United States to be offered for sale :
Therefore, I, James Monroe, rresi-
At Uantsv'Ule, ti Alabama, an ihaVturd peeled that the Great National Turn- likewise abundance of Siftncs Coal and Monday in July next, for the sale of the pike Road from Washington City to excellent building Hock. Few-situations islands in the Tennessee river, and of Missouri, will pass throuzh Indianapolis, in the state offer more inducements to
the
sundry detached fractions in townships and the seats of government of Ohio and
5f o, anu . , oi range 1 east, bordering on the Cherokee boundary line, which
actual settler or speculator,
have
sale. At
not been heretofore offered for
" lot or lots shall, at the time of makTuscaloosa, in Alabama, on the in such purchase, pay into the hands
dent of the United States,do hereby de- first Monday in July next, for th gale el the agent, one filth part of the pur-
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the
Illinois. The conditions of the sale arc country is rapidly filling un with the
liberal, and are as follows. best kind of population. Springs are
the water and air are pure and whole-
re and make known, that public sales of twenty-two townships, v the disposal (agreeably to law) of Townships 15 to 22, iu rang
clar
for tl
rwfain lands, shall be held as follows, 15 to 20, in range 3.
x'lz: At the same place, on the third MonAt fVooster,n Ohio, en the first Mon- day in August next, for sale of twentyrUv in June next, for the sale of the thir- three townships, viz :
teen sections of land in the District of Townships 15, 16, 17, and 18, of range
chase money, the residue to be nnid in
ges 1 ana !JL. iour annual instalments ; the purchaser
some. Terms of purchase will be liberal, and made known on the day of gale by EPHRAIM OWEN, Agent. June 24th, 1621. J-Sw.
Give Attention!
4 cast.
15 and 16 5 15 G 15 to 22 l&2v.
At the same place, on the third Mon-
Wooster, heretofore reserved for the use of certain persons of the Delaware tribe
of lndiais, and subsequently ceueu w the UKited States. At Delaware, in Ohio, on the first
Monday in July next, for the sale of day in September next, for the sale of
twenty-seven townships, viz : twenty-tour townships, viz : Townships 1 and 2, north, of ranges 9, Townships 15 to 22, of range 3 west. 10, and 11, 22 4 and 5 1,2,6,7,8, range 12 15 to 21 6and7. 1 to 8, ranges 13 and 14 At the same place, on the third MonAt the same place, on the third Mon- day in October uext, for the sale of.twen-
day in August next, tor tne saie er iwen- ty-one townsnips, viz : ty-fivc townships, viz : Townships 15 to 21, in Townships 1 to 8, north, of range 15
1 to T, ranges 16 and 17 I. 2, and 3, ranee 18.
At Tiqua, in Ohi; on the first Mon
t
m 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."
. Afeef. 10. It shall be the duty of Tfnif f.nf fnV inlt ' said Ac-ent to attend the sale of the lots -MJUilU O AjUlhJ Ui bUILm
as directed by the preceding sections of AT TEH RE HAUTE, on the First this act, receive all monies that may be day of October next, will be sold to the paid into his hands for the purchase of highest bidder, at Public Auction, on lots in said town, and give the necessary a credit, acquittances therefor, give certificates THIRTEEN VALUABLE TRACTS to purchasers of lots in said town, dc- of land. The almost unparalleled fcrscvibing the lot so purchased, the data tility of the soil of those lands cannot
of such sale, the amount paid in hand, fail to operate as a strong inducement to the amount of each instalment, and the those whose wish it may be to enajrc in
ranges 8, 9,
and
10 west.
At the same place, on the third Monday in November next, for the sale of A . . f 1 . I
tweniy-iour townsnips, viz
lime they severally become due, raid the independent and laudable science of should not said instalments be punctu- agriculture, the very basis upon which all ally paid on the day they become due, manufacturing and commercial pursuits the said Agent shall charge interest at are bottomed. the rate of six per cent, per annum from Under such considerations the Agrithc data of such certificate, until paid; culturist will find his interest in Purakd when the payments are completed, chasing land of this transcendent qualithe said aaent is hereby authorised and ty, when his labors mav bi crowned with
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day in August next, for the sale of tweu- Townships 15 to 21, in ranges 11, 12, required to make such purchaser or hi an ample reward, ty-six townships, viz: and 13 W. legal representative a deed in fee simple There will also be sold, at the Townships 1 to 5, south of range 5 15, 16, and 17 14. in behalt of the State of Indiana. time and place, a large number of L 1. 2. S. 46. 7. and 8, 6 At the same nlar.r. on the third Mon- Sect. 12. Should any purchaser or cxcelletitlv situated in Trr II
1, 2, 3,4,. 6, 7, and B;t
v :lto8, 7 lta6, 8. At "Hncennes, in Indiana, en the third Monday in June next, for the sale of the lands belonging to the United States, in the tract set apart for the location of private claims, by an act, entitled " An act respecting the claims to land in the Indiana territory and state of Ohio," passed on the 21st of April, 1806. At Brookville, in Indiana, on the third Monday in July next, for the . sale of twenty-four townships, viz : Townships. 10 to 16, of ranges 2 and 3 12 to 16, 4 and 5. At the same place, on the first Monday in August next, tor the sale of twen-
ty townsnips, viz : Townships 15, 16, 17, in ranges 6,7, 8, April 24. 9, 10, and 11. J
Id and 16, in range 12. At Jackson, in the county of Cape Girardeau, in Missouri, on the first Monday of September next, for the sale of thirty-four townships, viz : Townships 30, 31,32, and 33, in ranges 7 to 14 E 31 and 32, 15. ' At the scat of government, in the territory of Arkansas, on the third Monday ia September next for the sale of twenty -oRe townships, viz : Townships 5, 7, 9, & 10 S. in range 19 W 5 to 10 20 i6to9 21 8 to 1.4 22.At JFashington, in Mississippi, on the first Monday in July next, tor the sale of any land which are surveyed in the District west of Pearl river, which have not heretofore been offered for sale. At St. Stephens, in Alabama, on the first Monday in August next, for the sale of such tracts of land in township eight, of Manges 1 and west, and in township 3-o! ranst 5 west, and sundrr other
At the same place, on the third Mon
day in December next, fur. the sale cf twenty-five townships, viz : Townships 18 to 21, in range 14 west. 15 to 21 15, 16, and 17. : Each sale will commence with the low
est number of lot or-sectiou .township,
same
A)TS,
excellently situated in Terre Haute. The tfell known fertility of the surrounding country, the navagition, the strong presumption of the Great National Turnpike passing immediately through
ihis town, the permanent establishment
purcliasers, his, her, or their legal representatives, fail to complete their payments within three mouths after the last instalment becomes due on any lot or lots, the said lot or lots are hereby de
clared forfeited, and the a;ent is hereby cf the Scat ef Justice, the United States
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and range, and proceed in regular num- auinerisca to taKe possession thereof in .Land OIhce,and the sublime prospect of
erical order. lIie name 01 ine state, ana shall pro- native picturesque scenery, which tho The lands reserved by law for the C8C to advertise the said lot or lots eptctator must have in full view before
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ugam lur saie, giving inrcc monuis puo- mm, an concur in declaring this to De lie notice in some newspaper printed a place of rising importance and latere in this state cf such sale. Provided, grandeur. that the original purchaser may at any MOSES HOGG ATT, time previous to such sale redeem such Agent far the Terra Ilaulz Co. lot or lots by paying up all arrear2.. Terra Haute, July 1, 1121. tl-9ct. and costs of advertisement." .
use ci scnoois, or lor otner purposes, will as usual be reserved from sale. Given under my J) and, at the city of Washington, this 19th day of Aprilj in the year 1821 JAMES MONltOE. By the President : JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioner
of the . General Land Ojjice. . 5tAl.
INDIANAPOLIS,
On the 2d Monday
in OC
Town fercd
the premises
out under tht authority of the State of Indiana, on the site located for its permanent scat of government, by Commissioners appointed for that purpose, on the East bank cf the "West Fork of White River, in the centre of the stateIt is situated on a high, dry, uninter
rupted plane of several miles extent,
Law of Indiana, app. 6th JxnASZl. t TTLT TTT?T T V 'V. 7 james w. jo&es, LUKb KLiLJLX, laylor,
CHRISTOPHER HARRISON. REGS leave, respectfully, to inform
SAM'L. BOOKER, Commas. Indianapolis, June 10, 1S21. td
BURLINGTON
BEGS leave, respectfully, to ii
the Citizens of vincennes, and its Vicinity, that he has commenced business -n Water Street, next door above Mr. Tomlisok's Store, where ha l.opei, by
1. is knowledge of and attention to his business, to deserve aud receive a share
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ii.i. uc vxnuceu.ai i-umin i nn . c i.a.i:. i , . . t i
TOBER next, the Lots in the ti n.n .i " " lJl t UUI1V- l"5. arc uaru
of INDIANAPOLIS will be of- r o f lots ithe o nof I p' L "Ty T, 10 C' TO for Sale by Public Auetion on ?Tn?,T(,nI th In ' nf 1,! r ; 11' h prices as will aflord
. ThU .o,n h,on Wu "' ,.: w-m a ,dir ana rcasoname pront only:
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on
Burlikotok is handsomely situated i this town being altogether out of pro tne rast nanK ol VIute River, four r.(irtion w.fh
imles below the conflux with Ld River, ,:c,s. Thoes who may favor him with ,n a fertiU and well watered country, their custom, may depend upon havinrr abounding with abundance ol excellent their work carefully and honestlr done, mill streams, several ol uhich arc alrca- and at such prices as they will not scru-
j ...r.-.w-, ...... m nvjuirjiii nc- mo to allow.
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riod be
the crand
perfectly free from inundation, marshes jacent country. Immediately opposite and ponds. The site of the town and Burlington." on the West 'uc .
the surrounding country is in an cmi- beautiful country, abounding with exten-
neui urgrce ueauuiui anu lerine, anu is sive prairies, well aUoptcu to the a
emporium for the ad- Vincennes, July, 6. 1821, 10-tf
NOTICE
tracts of land in the District cast of Pearl river, which have not been heretofore oS'ercd for e&te
lri- All nersnnv t .!. Pd.i. .r
prooaoiymeuesiDoayoiianuinuiestate. cultural interest, and wh ch will, at no rri art rmit ir "sllc v The plan ot the town is calculated distant day, produce an abundance of -Ji t ?ec arl guested to insure the health, comfort and con- grain, &c. for exportation down Whi?e S Ar L? Wllh venience of its inhabitants, and occu- River.-Adjoininthe town, on theEast IXUJV aVinS dem1ands a ...n ' . baiI-st aia estate., arc requested to nr.
vvholesome water may be had at the
depth of 20 f eet, in auy part of it, in a eandy stratum. It is confidentlv en
try, covered with
kinds of timber
improvement of
fipnt t..m nrnTMi. I .,.U.K! t r
the mnf v,i.,4m wwuuieu. ior
-.v,w iumu.it settlement.
necessary tor the
a town; and there is
CAROLINE SMITH, Adm', Ticctaaes, iGth im, 5- cf.