Indiana Centinel, Volume 5, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 August 1821 — Page 4

INDIAN APOLTS. Oive Attention! IFIE SAILlSo , , ON COMMIsmON,

On Hie 2d Monday ittrf LolS(or ale! uVXverXI'"''

NOTICE

in OCTOBER next, the Lots in the

Town of INDIANAPOLIS will be offered for Sale h Public Auction on th1 nremise. This town has been laid out under the authority of the State ot Indiana, on -the site located for its permanent seat of go eminent, by Commissioner appointed for that purpose, on the E.tst bank cf the West Fork-of V "hire River, in the centre of the state. It is situated on a high, dry, uninterrupted plane of several miles extent, perfectly free from inundation, marshes and ponds. The site of the town and the surrounding country is in an eminent decree beautiful and fertile, and is probably the best bod y of i and in the state. The plan ot the town is calculated to insure the health, comfort and convenience of its inhabitants, "and occupies a space of one mile square Good v olesome 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 from Washington City to Missouri, will pass through Indianapolis, and the seats cf government of Ohio and Illinois. I he conditions of the sale are liberal, and are as follows. 4t Sect. 6. Every purchaser of any 61 lot or lots shall, at the time of making such purchase, pay into the hands ef the agent, one fifth part of the purchase money, the residue to be paid in four 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 the sale of the lots as directed by the preceding sections of this act, receive all monies that may be paid into his hand for the purchase of lot- in said town, and give the necessary actjutttanc.es therefor, give certificates to purchasers of lots in said town, de EC'-ibin the lot so purchased, the date of such sale, the amount paid in hand, the amount of each instilment, and the time they severally become due, and should not said instalments be punctually paid on the day they become due, the said Agent shall charge interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum from the data of such certificate, until paid ; and when the payments are completed, the said agent is hereby authorised and required to make such purchaser or his legal representative a deed in fee simple in behalf of the State of Indiana. Sect. 12. Should any purchaser or purchasers, his, her, or their legal rcpleseiitatives. fail to complete their payments within three months after the last instalment becomes due on any lot or lots, the said lot or lots are hereby declared forfeited, and the agent i he ebv authorised to take possession thereof in the name. tf the state, and shall proceed to advertise the said lot or lots again lor sale, giving three months public notice in s uite 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 nf Indiana. app. Gih Jan. 1821. james w. Junes, CHRIS I OPHER H ARRISON, swr .. BOOKER, CWr.

AT TERRE UALV.K, on the First

day of October next, will be sold to the highest bidder, at Public Auction, on a credit, THIRTEEN V A LIT A RLE TRACTS of laud. The almost unparalleled fertility ot the soil of those lands cannot fail to operate as a strong inducement to those whose wish it may be to engage in the independent and laudable science of agriculture, the very basis upon which all manufacturing and commercial pursuits are bottomed. Under such considerations the Agriculturist will find his interest in Purchasing land of this transcendent quality, w hen his labors may be crowned with an ample reward. There will also be sold, at the same time and place, a large number of LOTS, excellently situated in Terre Haute. The well known fertility of the surrounding country, the navagition, the strong presumption of the G eat National Turnpike passing immr dia ly through this town, the. i cn aneiit establishment of the Seat ofJu-a.ce, the United States Land Office, and the sublime prospect of native pictur sque scenery, which the spectator must have in. full view before him, all concur in declaring this to be a place of rising importance and future grandeur. MOSES HOGG ATT, jlgmt for Vip Terre Haute Co. Terrr Haute, July 1, 1821. tl-Oct. To the Public. Owing to the repi esentations of a man, who was particularly delegated for that purpose, by my political and personal enemies, of this County, the last legislative was induced to repo't charges against my o.Tuial conduct. The same merciless pursuers cf my reputation and happiness, have been, and are still active in circulating those representations throughout the State, to create a prejudice against me and forestall public opinion. I therefore feel it a fluty to myself ana the inhabitants of this county to warn the public against crediting their malicious representations, and to request that their opinions relative to those charges may be suspended, until 1 shall have an opportunity of answering them before the proper tribunal. CURTIS GILiiERT. Ctk. Cirt. Court of tlgo County Terre Haute June 28. 1821. ST. hi OF LXDLLYJ, set. Gibson Circuit Court, May Term 1821 "Willis C. Osbournen i i x u i On a Petition 1IU Creditors, J "" sf'' act This day came the petitioner, ami having heretofore filed his petition, pra i g that the Court would grant him the benefit of an act entitled An act for the relief of iusohent debtors. It was on motion ordered by the Court, that the Clerk give notice of the pendency of said petition, in one of the news papers printed in Vincennes, Ind. for four weeks successively, that said petition will be acted upon at their ne.rt term of this court to be holden at the Court H.-use inPrinceton on the 3d Monday in September next. Copv. Teste. JOHN I. NEELVj Clk. G. C. C.

No's. 1. 2. 3. CAP.

FANCY POST, and PLAIN, do. SUPER ROYAL PRIN TING, do. -WRAPPING and TEA, do. ALSO, WINDOW GLASS, assorted. POR TER BOTTLES and HOLLOW WARE, CALF SKINS. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, NAILS, CORDAGE, cSc. &c. &c. All of which will be sold low for Cash. Ilso, A very valuable Keel Boat,. now atVinccnncs,nev and in good order. Vincennes, March 28, 1821. TJtf STATE OF INDI ANA, May Term SUPREME COUR T, 1821, Thursday, U)tU JJay JOHN TIPTON. .") In error fromvs. the Ano.v t irJOHNC. SULLIVAN. J cuft Court. And now, at this day. came the plaintiff by his counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant is not an inhabitant of tVs state, it is, therefore, ordered by the Court, that the defendant appear at the Court house in Corydon on the first day of the next November Term of this Court, end answer the plaintiff's errors filed herein, and it is further ordered that a copy of this ortler be published in the' Indiana Centind, printed at Viucennes for three weeks successively. A True copy, attest. II. P. COBURN, Clk.S. C. STATE OF INDI ANA. ) May Term SUPREME COURT, S 1821 Thursday, Qth JWaif. JOHN TIPTON, In error from vs. "ythe h'no v CtrJOHN C. SULLIVAN. J cnit Court. And now, at this day, came the plain tiff by his counsel, and it appears to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this stctc, it is therefore, ordered by the Court, that the defendant appear at the Courthouse in Corydcn on the first day of the next November Term of this Court, and answer the plaintiff's errors filed herein, and it is further ordered, that a copy of tins order be published in the Indiana Ceniinet, printed at Vincennes for three weeks successively. A true copv, attest. II. P. COBURN, Clk. S. C. l2-3v

FOR RENT. A HOUSE anil LOT, on the corner of Third and Vigo Streets, opposite mv Dwelling House. The house and situation are every way convenient for a small family. ELI AS M'NAMEE. Vincennes, July 18 1821, L2--R. Wool Carding. FpHE subscriber wishes to inform the public, that he has a CARDING MACHINE, now ready for Carding, just below where the Steam Mill formerly stood. 'Those who wish to give him a call, may depend on having their work done in the best manner. II D. WHEELER. Vinccanes, June d, 1321, QX

THE Subscriber, having supplied himself with a quauity of as good Oat Timber as our bottoms aHbrd,for the purpose of Waggon Making, Will make ami repair Waggons . . as reasonable terms as any in the countrv, and pledges himself to do it well. Those who have any of the above work to do, will call at Capt. Buxtin's new buiU ding, and see the subscriber. I). ANDREWS. Vincenncs,July 10-1821. ll-3t Lit of Letters REMAINING in the Post Office at Hindostan. Indiana, on the first of July, 1821, which if not taken out before the first of October next, will be sent to the General Post Office, as dead Letters. A. J James Kint ley, Lyman G. Austin, J Alonzo Kellogg, Rebeca Adamsou, M Robert Anderson, i Ths. E Millburn,2 D J John 15. Moiigon, Lemuel Harlow, J John Mcrram, 2 Nathaniel Bond, 2 J George MWlengaL J Hues Belknap, J (). Mr. Berry, Schuvler Owens, 2 C. " P. James Chase, J Mirhail Piasters, Andrew Carnes, J Mr. Prentiss. Joseph I) Clements J R. J Clement Rancr, William Duton, s. Joseph Denton, i Ep. P. Stoors, Z E 4 Jacob Shane, Thomas Elsey, $ t . i Stephen Warren, N.il.iam Harris, J Lemeon White, Martin Himes, O. or H. Warner, John Hemster, Hugh G Woodside K- Hanse Willson, Hersey Kellogg, ft Geo. W. Wood-on. July An K.dio-g, J L. R. ROGERS, P. M. ostein J u 1 1, 1821. l2-3t. TO Henry L. Dubois, Touissant Dubois .Inn. Jane Dub ns, and Thcmas Dubois, James Dubois, and fcilgour Dabois, minor children of Tuui&sant Dubois, Sen deceased, TAKE NOTICE That I shall by my council apply to the Knox Circuit Court at their October session, for the appointment of Commissioners to divide the Real Estate of Touissant Dubois, deceased, in the County of Knox, among the Heirs and Legal Representatives. SUSAN JONES, one of the Heirs and Legal llepresentatives of 'Touissant Dubois, deceased. Vincennes, July 18, 1821. 12-4t. Charles R. Brown, JLVD Amory Kinney, WILL in future Practice LAW in conjunction, the counties of liav is, Iiitox, Sullivan, Vigo, JIartin, Dubois cy Tikef and in the Supreme Court. One of them will at all times be found in their office, at Washington, except during the sitting of the Courts. All orders and conveyancing will be punctually attended to. Washington. Anril in iRn i.tr

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