Indiana Centinel, Volume 5, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 August 1821 — Page 3

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We are autnbrised to announce Col JOHN I NEELY candidate for the o-Tice of Brigadier General of the Second Brigade Indiana 31iiilia. CPYe Acarthat the Bank of Missouri has stopped payment, having in custody special depositee of the government to the t ine of two or three hundred thousand dollars. Well done, thou good and faithful servant enter thou into the joy of thy landlord!

NOTICE The Market-master of Yinccnncs,is determined to enforce the Borough Ordinance against every person who sells provisions before ten in the morning, at any other place than the Market House on market days, which are Wednesdays and Saturdays only. During the last week, the editor of this paper was attacked from two sources, unexpectedly and undeservedly. Mr. J -mis Ewing, lately a candidate for the Senate, in his vindication of himself from charges made against him previous tr the late election, slipped out of his path, in his accustomed style of digression, and bespattered me unmercifully at every turn in his ramble. If th s gentleman had taken prudence to his counsel, he w ould not have hazarded so much;if he possessed one tittle of the honor of which he has often boasted, he would not have drawn at me, at all He, however, always makes it necessary to advert to me whenever his pen is at a loss ; and he has done it, in this instance, as in many others, falsely and unjusthiably. Col BtrxxiN needs none of my assistance; and he never desires what he does not need. In his handbill I did no more for him thaa I would do for any other, when my service as printer are requested; and the cause avi the brain nvj.t he poorly bottomed, when the subject maUcr is neglected to make room for suspicions and abuse of the writer. It is a contemptible resort of a little mind, unworthy the character of any man who aspire to be one of the " Conscript Fathers" of the state But to show the absurd injustice as well as crueltv of the onduct of Mr. Eicing towards me, it is notorious to all our cit'zens, not even I'xcepting hhue!j that, during all the canvassing for months previous to the election, I neither wrote nor printed, nor said nor sung one syllable against him, in any mannei to influence the vote of one individual, until the Saturday previous to the polling ; and then, I was instigated by considerations which, if rightly acted on, could not have operated against him. But it appears to be his peculiar misfortune always to bar conciliation, to breed ruptures, and to rend asunder, when himself is concerned, without reflection, and without torethought, the strongest cords of friendship; and I am informed, as a proof of this, that he will soon be sufficiently occupied by his attention to Col. Buxtin. As it is, he may take his course I have long wished to be divested of all concern with him. I have uniformly treated him honorably, even when most bitterly as tiled, and he has never reciprocated one feeling or manly sentiment TTeappe trs to be incapable or i . thin : b it the ideas of power and subjection, which arc

foreign to n;y vterrs, as thty are to my ed icatiou and feelings Dufh.g every transaction of my me, 1 hae been iutiniteiy inn re sinned against Uu.n innig , ' and his aliusioi.s 1 do not liruul;- Lis epithets -I despise. 'plie otiier genius who falls fovl on me, does it through the medium of the Corydon paper : The Horse, the Fox,$ the humbic-bce, Were still at odds, being but tnree ; Until the Goose came out of the door, And stayed the odds by making lour ! He is no less a personage than tne lion. James Ralph Erskine Croouc, Pi is ding Judge cf the Four ih Judicial Circuit vj Indiana, who accuses me of promise-breaking, bribery, and fear. The facts of his case arc these :- When I was at Princeton some time ago, he showed me part of a replication he was preparing to Gen. Leans. Sick and tired as I was of this needless controversy, I was not more so than the readers of the Centinel; yet I could not withstand his piteous entreaties to give it publication I promised to obiige him, on condition that it should be his last request of the kind. But on my return, measuring his manuscriot, I found it wouli occupy every tittle of my little sheet, even to the driving out of many advertisements; I then resolved to comply with the wishes of every disinterested subscriber, and crowd the p iper with no more such uninteresting stuff ; and to return him his manuscript, with this eiiectual apology. I accordingly did so, and heard no more of him or his opinions until mail-day last, when I was greeted with his preface to 3Ir. Brandon. These are the facts, and every editor, at least, will excuse me: these are the only facts, and every impartial reader can make my apology. I would advise this tl learned Judge " when he next unmuzzles his wisdom, to use a little wit with his petulance, and be careful to look before he losps from the bench, and exposes himself as a fair target for the sliai't of every archer. I wish him no harm, but must candidly ted hiui I am ucai v of him, and would not Le troubled b him. Let him keep his distance, and he will not be the loser ; but if he comos too near me with his braying, I will ship his lion's skin from his shoulder, so that every protuberance of his person shall bens visible as the obliquity of his mind. Yet I was his friend as a stranger, and am unwilling that better acquaintance shouid force me to act as his enemv.

lines of something like poetry" placed at e bottom. me following, liom a St? Jt...u paper, equals aiij ming ,t the. King that we have lately seen. ' i! wager Pouipej's Pnlai against a tckol sealing vax, that the uaid is t.um (he poet;cui land ot .Notions " Maried. on Cue .-th iust by the Rev. Mr. Cabe, Mr. Ahasuerus Van Antwerp to Jis Hannah Potter, all of Miituii. Presumptuous Youth! how did you dare 'lo intci the glance of nmph o fair? Who thus our heart with lapture fills A if 'twere stuck with !iedge-hog quill: Yet happier more by 'ooking at her Taan if you star'd at pewter platter; But wedded jojsall else surpasses, As suar candy do"-, maia-ses.

The Tost Off.ce. It is stated in th" .National Intelligencer, that the r vei ues ol the General Post Office foe t e present year will tail short of the X endituies one hundred thousand dot Lars!! What shall be done? Borrow,

borrow, Dorrow

The iviug ana Oue- n ' hiitand arc now cat rvin on a wrspuper rar thro' the medium of the p;esj with much more of argument, ami much less of invective, th in have b en heretofore employed by their reductive patizans. labared defence of the conduct of the King, written in his name, and probably by one of his ministers under his dictation, hist appealed, and was snoti followed by an able replication from the Queen, or one of her Counsel, in which he pays the most lettering homage to the goodness of the King's heart, and lavs all the blame of the proceedings against her to his unprincipled advisers. It would seem to us, that the popular tide, which a short time ago set so stronglv in favor of the Queen, is now rapidly ebbing. Tre:i. T. diner' From the JSVic VorJc Spectator. So:n" people think it vastly fine when 4 laarriage U published; to have a few

So we so.

An English Philosopher when called upon for the abstract definition of man, dsciibed hun to be a tax-payutg animal! A quack doctor in England has lately obtained ihe honor of knighthood to the great annoyance of the privileged cUss' 1 he Knight ol the Pestile, n w diives m a curricle, two white steeds, one of w aich has a false tad r The Attorney and Solicitor Generals ar; rumma-ing the statute-books to find authority for pualishin the knight. Erom the Lexington Pub. .Ml. Mr hditor.. gentleman of respectability fro n the east in funned me a few d iv san. that a number of children were si: ched from the jaws oldeath by cal'.aM cork. It has b.-en ral ciliated, that ev.-r summer sweeps to the grave one h l: ot the children under three years ol i The disease termed (summer compl i:ut) or cholera infantine swells the li i o' mortality in the west to an ast anish.n; degree. Physicians would do w :li to try this remedy -o highly spoken of in Atlantic eiti s. Y l.'tcnk properly ca Ciud and administered in doses twicv a day as much at a ime as would lie on the sixteenth of a dollar is usually given. M AHMED. A la'ifax. Mr. Samuel Ru-iolph, sen. age.i 7j years, to Mr. Jane Porter aged G'k Phis youthful co ipl i w ere honoi ed the night after their wedding with a salute from a nine pounder, under their chamber window, which t rted the fr rn tlicir dream of blisa, a d destroyed IS panes of glas ' Jeuoy. m dear, did vo-a aear that,"

Sheriffs Saks. f virtue of an execution to me directed, against the Goods, and chattels, lands and tenements, of William Middle ton and Abraham Markle, I shall expose to sale at public uction on the 1st. Monday in September next, at the hou-e of Robert Harrison in Teire Haute the follow ing property to wit. the South East quarter of Sec. 9 in Townb i No. 12 N. of It. 9 W also four excellent Lots in Terre Haute, taken to satisfy a Judgment in favor of the Terre Haute Company. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. L. II. XJOT1 ShffV. C. Terre Ikuts 14; Awgt. 1821 U.

ITow long will it last ; said a citizen to u n en.b' r ol l onjirf- ; h v a v . hov ior. vt I i !! S tii ri t i p r. ting K.oie than can U- paid fn - . of mortgaging tbe national ueaitr . ti ieign countii. s, lat r Iheaiv. wad to tne pmnt " It will tast as 'or . i u e peopir arc infatuated, and then ey is o' intiWe. ib e ,iu . y Mriueoi "e. h wnx o; , x 7T--!ion 1 shall expose to ale at the house ol Robert Harrison, in Jerre Haute on the Cd da f rpt. ne at 2 o clock P. M th' following piop rty to wit. two hore, four Milch C'ws, sixteen Head of Ytiunjjr title, tune Chairs, one lare pinnio wh'i. t ,d one three Year old teer. L II. COIT Stiff v a Aut. IT 1821. tRcgi menial Orders. Till CMtini5siouei 'illt-..- i .e 4th Regiment ot Indiana Militia, ue herein notified and requested tt t- -.'t at the House of h. BUOW N. , priil . ton on Monday the 17th da f Vpt mber next at 1 1 o'clock, for the j itrtv e of Electing a Brigadier (Jetit. to c minaml tl.e iid Brigade f Indiana Mi!iria; compiised of the Counties of Gib- n, Pike and Dubois. Vice Genl. Robert M. Evans, resigned. JOHN I.NEHLY, Col. Atfi lleg. Indiana Militia. Pn.u etan. 20th Aug. 1821 lT-Sfc .s l' I E OF IN J')I N ' Circuit Court, Vigo County ss dpril Term I52U Reuben Nwton,"" vs. Foreign Attachment. Cyrenius Chapin J At this Term came tne Plaintiff by JSTathaniel Huntington, his ttorney, and it appealing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant is n t an inhabitant of tlfis State, it is ordered, that unless the said Defendant ahull appear, bv himself er attorney, at or before the next term of this court, to answer this suit, the court will proceed t hear and determine the same in hi9 absence, drd it is further ordered that a eopv of thU order be inserted in the Indiana CenliueU four weeks successively. A Copy. Attest. CURTIS GILBERT. Clk Terre-IIautu. Mv Tth IS 21. 17 4t cIL " NOTICE 4 IX PERSONS Indebted to the late fnms of S1IU1.ER, UtlODM'o. and Shulkr & Woolvf.rton. or to either of them individual! y, are requested to call and discharge their accounts by notes or otherwise, with L. S. Snui er, who is duly authorised to settle the above accounts. L. S. SHUEEK, Vincennes Aus 24, 1821 17-lw.

NOTICE.

ALL, PERSONS indebted to the lata Firm of Kil$om T aylor & Wehb, Are requested to make immediate pt tlement with Mr. S AMUEL TOM LI NSON, in Vincennes, who is duly author ised to attend to the same ; othiise lawful proceedings will be instirut-d against them KILGOUR & TAYLOR. Cincinnati; Aag. 7th; 1821. J7-6J