Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 45, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 October 1818 — Page 3

ttlfc v ESTEUN SUN.

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1 Ik tc i r three ex ecutive orhce

w Seeking Who d v X the Centinel, and n '." )'. i v ; Iti th 3 community cannot b m ' h n, wL1 burst their -s, . - iii :;. rs to th 2 np, t.'i ore tl E in Any d( grec tff rt the S Mnr'1 i ! t 11 vM ig or 'rem XV. Taylor. f the? ' l krirw , 1 ut their aim is 4 to produc son ! effect it a distance (Mitch w Siope! 1 e jus !!y impracticable. The public Conduct of gn. Taylor htH beeft too long the 'heme cf just i.pp iti e, e u l,pd only by the esteem ar.d gffection which hi Conduct in private life h is Impressed upon the mind of ev iry matt Who Itnowt !iim,to be lessened bv su h men aa are concerned in the ttentinei. The slanderers mav therefore eras then vapouring as regards him ht is above their reach. We have rr ivrd a COtfltntiniCfctiGTl from a most respectable source abov: lui si..;natu.e of v)ne of the People," that" notices the piece in the Centinel, mUepreseming the sentiments of the ""flfSle, and unjustly reflecting upon gen. Tlor it shall appear in our next. We might Considerably add to the remaks he makes, but conceive it to be totally unneeessDrv. Gen Taylor stands preeminent in the affections of his fellow citizens; and all who really know hi r., know that his faithful and upright conduct merits that standing.

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The Rev. Mr. Darrow will preach in the court house on Sunday tbe 1 1th inst. t 1 1 o'clock, a. M We have several essays on file, they Shall b duly attended to. NORFOLK, September 11. ne' ship Manhattan, cap1. Freeman, 9 rkvsftom Buenos Ayres, passed up theHaiy on Saturday last, bound to Baltimore Cat)tti& Freeman has politely t: ansmitte 1 us a file of Buenos Ayres papers to June 27. They give, however, rio further derails of the operations of the Independent forces, than we have already seen, except what is contained in the following ofa' ial dispatches from Chili. Iom these it ill be seen that the remrnnt of the Spanish army which escaped after the memorable battle of Maipo, has been taken by a detachment of the patriots. Wi regard it as not the taast interesting incident of tbe long and arduous f tn.ggle in South America, that the coniinj; parties have it in contemplation o afoot tlie usages of civilized warfare, t , consenting to exchange their piisoners. The patriots first made the proportion to that efFect, but the Spanish vice Tov, proud of his strength, and confident of victory, treated the application with cold hagl ct. The battle of Maipo, however has given a different turn to his sentiments. We now find him applying to thfc Independent government to effect the

f3imc objett. We are pleased to find that our gallant countryman, capt. Riddle, of the sloop of war Ontario, has aff red every facility in his power towards the accomplishment of this desirable purpose. SOU Hl-AMERICA. By a letter from our intelligent and attentive correspondent at St. Thomas' dated Ang. 12, 1818, we learn tie follow

ing interesting news from Venezuela.

ot ithssanding the Rivers had inunda-

d tlie plains ami the Campaign was sup

posed to be at an end. Gen Pael had the a'rdihood) with his troops, to swim the

fivers, and Wltb numerous cavalrv, made an attack on the Royalists in the plains of Varinas, Who not suspecting any danger were reposing in perfect security an 1 were completely defeated by this enterprising chief. The Ravalists at Cartaccas have, in consequence, been thrown inFomuch consternation, apprehensive tiTTthey too may be unexpectedly- visi. tcc It was also rumored that Qeheral Mc Greor liad 1.200 Englishmen embc lied on the Oronoke. Di m. Press.

which entitles tis tothe right of state government Emigration to the U. 5aff. The current of emigration, from the British dominions to the territory ot the U. & never was as strong as it is now. For the week ending the 3 1st of Aug 2150 passengers, 4 nearly the whole of whom were emigrants from Europe," arrived at the single port of New-York ; for the subsequei t tvt k we kept an account of the pai iengers reported in the newspapers, (.vl.ichis far short of the number that arrived) and found them to amount to nearly 3 KX), for five or six principal potts and the aggiet;ate maybe fairly estimated at 9000 for the two weeks prcc uding thS 6th of Se pt ember. Wifkty Regit tcr. Indian Treaty. We understand from a gentleman just from St. Mary's, that the commissioners have concluded a treaty wit ii the Indian! for all their lands In Ohio, except the reservations made at the former treaty which the Indians still adhered to, but have agreed not to sell them to any purchaser hut the United States. The treaty fin-the lands in Indiana is not yet concluded. The Delaware Indians had not arrived when our informant left St. Mary but it had been ascertained that they were on the way, (Jin. Gaz. The sale of public lands which took place in iluntsville, on the 7th inst. exceeds any previous sales that we have heretofore published. The highest quarter section was bid off at gl07, pr. acre. A half of a quarter section as a town site, brought 8157, the other, S251. Nashville clarion. It may be recollected that several months since, two of our countrymen induced a number of Indians to accompany them to Europe. A 'njon paper mentions the introduction of tltose people upon the stage at the Enfli Opera, in their native costume where they exhibited their national dances, war-songs, & other ceremonies We presume these "wild men" will receive a full share of public attention wherever they may go and we have no doubt that the Jonathans who have them in keeping, vs ill fill their pockets at the expense of honest J- fin Bull.

POLITICAL REFORM.

A LIST Or LETTERS REMAINING in Post crhce at Ten e Hautr, In l'u.na, for the quarter ending the 30th Sept. 1818, which if not taken out within three months will be sent I a the General Post-office as dead letters.

NEGRO WOMAN

FOR SAL E.

It W 1SH to uLpose of an active smart

JL NH.KO WOMAN

J A s Atjfr c Joel Jocs or Win. Ditto

James Atfec Joel Decker

John

K L If N Thomas Kerr John Laverty Anthony Loundet Susan Ldiy Jonathan Netherton p r sey jv M'chacl Pauh John B. Richardson Addison Smith Robert Smith Alfred Wilson Chance v Webster JOHN M COL VI AN, r m.

NE(.Rt) WOMAN a i.v Deisoa

tuning 10 purchase will app'.v to JANE DL'BOS..

Crawford County Illinois,

7th October. 18 A

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A LIST OFETTERS REMAINING in Post-office at Fort-I Iarrison, la October 1 , 1 8 1 8 which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters. I f av n Thomas Arnretronjr Isaac Anderson

James Athey

Alexander I3arnc3 Jacob balding Jo I n Beatty C D Alex. Chambcr'in Hartford Cargill Phillip Frakes

G Robert Graham

John Blackman

Michel Brouiilctt Lemuel Baker Fisher R. Bennett UT F

David D Cork John Delt Joseph Dickson U H John Goodwin 2

Walter H. Gerry Thomas Garvin Levi Holloway Joseph Hartwell Hugh I farmer John Harris Barruck Holbrook John Helt Jacob Houts 2 Daniel Hawz 2 J L M & P Isaac Jordan 2 James Livingston Daniel I ane Collins C.W. Morgan 2 Samuel Mav Samuel Mc.tuilkin John L M'CulIough Israel Port Isaac Patten Isaac Packson Robert Patterson Wtn. Phelon H B T Wg f John Richardson George Rector

Simeon Stevens 2 S unuel Turner 2 Daniel Worlford

ri hos. W. Taylor Qeorge Webster Jacob Youngman

CURTIS GILBERT, p. m.

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post-office at Washington Ind. on the 30th day of Sept. which if not

taken out in three months, will be sent to

Mr.kobcrt Gourlev, who has been la- the general Post-office as dead letters.

boring to cfRct a political reform, in fa- A B 1ST Q vor of Canadian provinces it seems has. John Allen . James Allenindian had a trial at Kingston, before judge fcenj Bratton 2 Dr. P. Barton

Camnbell Tor Lord Campbell on a, John Bureh J Chas. R. Brown 2

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charge ot libel against the government. Mr. Gourley rea 1 a written defence before the jury and obtained a virtlict of acquital which was received with thundering acclamation, by audience. 4 Gourley forever" was written on almost every coroner of Kingston, and the day after the trial Mr. Gourley was honored with a public dinner from the citizens R letter from capt Jackson, of the whaling ship John, who arrived from Greenland at Greenock, in speaking cf the Arctic expedition, says 1 I can say little of the discovery bhipSj except that they were seen in 80, then coming south) because they could get no further north. By a letter fiom a gentleman in Salem (Mass.) to his friend in this town, dated August 30, we learn that the cashier and

jlnj. Couchmah John Christy D H J & At Elisha Davis John Dunn Dobert Day Henry Hall Wm. Holland Wm Horrcll sen. Thos. Horrell jr. Seth Jones Ezekiah Jackson James Mcliroy, P R S V W Elizabeth Peterson Thos. (7. Prentiss Valentine Routt James Steel James Stevenson Jacob Sansan James Whitehead .Joseph Warner JAMES G READ, r. m.

BRIGADE ORDERS.

TDlLST necessarily absent from

this state on public business, all

election returns, and other militia business relative to the 1st Brigade, will be made to col Homer Johnson at Vmcennes. who commands the lstreeimcnt

'JROUl UHDEHS. THE V incn.nr DragHQUm tril parade on Saturday 17th O.:. at the hcusc r C r- ; v tsk t t- .

wi 1 . v u.u.iir. ,11,11:1, ai i j u tiUlfc A. M. m

complete uniform if possible.

SAMl. EMISON, retf. Octobf 9. 45-U JVOTICE. ALL persons are hen by cautior.cd against trusting or trading in any Way with my wife H ans h Hqui, she having left my bed and board, as I am,, determined not to pav a:iy debt she may contract after this date W AT HULEN. October 6. 1818. 45 3t NOTICE " PER ATE proposals will be received by the undersigned Chairman pro. tempore of the B ard of Trustees for the Borough of Vint ennes, for Surveying the Commons adjoining the town, and la :n off the same agreeable to an ordinance

passed bv the board September 28, 181

until the 15th h.atant. G. R C. Sullivam, ch'n. pro. tern. N. B. The ordinance above alluded to will appear in the next weeks paper. I OK SALE - 10.000 lbs Pig and BarJLemd. 600 Gallons Prime Kentucky

By the Barrel or Gallon. J. B. M C ALL. September it, 1318. 14-Pt WHEAT THE Steam Mill C ompany will give One Dollar per Bushel gt for good Merchantable WHEAT, delivered at the Mill until the 20th day of December next. W. FELLOWS, Agent. Sept 25 4 J tf. Grand Lodge ot" Kentucky. " September 3, A. L. 5818. A. D. 1818. PESOL VED, That in the opinion of this Grand Lodge, the expulsion of brother Samvel Parr, by Vincennes !odge Ko. 15, was improper, and that he be 8c is hereby reinstated and restored to all the benefits and privileges of masonry. Attest R S. TODD. G Ser'ty. FTMAEN UP by tlie subset lbi r, iiv1 ing at Fort Harrison, la. on the

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Oin OCDli ! O I 9. 3

NEGRO MAN

Who calls himself A Taj r al

years of a;;C, 5 tcet 8 or 9 inches hirrh,

of dark complexion has a scar on I

left breast and one on his right foot, has lost part of his left ear, apparently bitteti ofT savs he belongs to Zachariah ShetB mel, near Morganfield, Ky. The owner is requested to come and take him away as soon as possible. ROBERT STURGUS Ft. Harrison, Sent. 29. 1818. 4 i-3t

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clerk of the Rxsex Ban4c lately eloped, -Col. Johnson will forward commissions carrying vith them between eighty and to the officers of the B' igade as fast as i hundr e d and twenty thousand dollars they come to hand, and proceed to act in cash belonging to the Essex ( Salem in ail cases, as the law requires the brigMass.) Hank. A few days l ad been ade General should, when with his cornspent in counting the money left in the mand. vault, but the amount missing had V WALLER TAYLOR, brig. gcn'L been ascertained Orange co. Gaz. let Brigade Ind. Ailiria. 'incenr.es, Oct. 8 453t

The Governor of Gaudaloupe has isiu d an order diiectinir the immediate seizure and sequestration of l goods Btinttfattxifet) u mtton, linn, kc whe ther found in shops on the island or in deposit. Its ostensible (hrct i the enroWraemtnt of the manufactures cfo'd V Fr-:.ce.

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Hi exre!len-v rovernor B'hb arrived

in town last Week He is now bttstly cnp t 1 In a' ranirin? the afTurs of the terri irv, preparatory te nr adml tsion i uo tlv; Unl in, whit h. w I have no doubt till ta 6 p'a e at the next Session of CortfeSS. It is well asccrtai .ed that the A' thanta Territory contains between sixty and one hundred thousand inhabitants,

IWSTO.Y, Sept. 2. Very numerous arrivals from Europe arl Asia have furnished accounts to late dates but thev do not announce any very important events. Centinel. The late sanguinary war in Asia was approximating a close, with its usual concomitants, an immense increase of the already over-grown sway and resources of the British in the ffindoostans. Jfrit in many parts particularly in A0f oef Jitgittt kc. was a prey to the ravages of the PlagUC, In Eurrfie the arts and the effects of P;ace. were in continual development ; but the p'-ospcrirv was so general that no particular evidence of it could arrest particular notice. The preparations for the rreetintr" of the Congress of Sovereigns were nearly completed. It was certain that the Monirths WOttld take their prime Ministers with them. Lord Catlercagh was to set out from London early in September for the meeting, and expected to return in November, when the new parliament was to meet.

N. B. The militia law, and forms of returns are left with colonel Johnson, who is directed to deliver them to the officers upon application, under certain restrictions which he vull explain, when required. W. Taylor.

TAKE NOTICE.

virtue of two cxetAitioi.s to me

directed bv the clerks the Circuit

court of Sullivan county wifefce exposed to public sale on the 24th day of October 1818 at the place of holding court in Carlisle, at 10 o'clock on s.u 1 day the following tracts of Land, (viz :) the N. E. quarter of section 12 Town 12 North Range 9 W. the K. E. quarter of section 1 1 Town 12 North r f Range 9 W. the property of John Gough at the suit of Eliakim Croby Also, the S. E qr.' ot section 3 t town 7 north of range lo V the S. W. quarter of section 35 lawn 7 north of Range 10 W. the proper') of Silas Dean at the suit of Eliakim Crosbv, where due attendance will be given bv me. BAILEY JOHNSON, 45-3 Shcnff SuitiMMn fwun'y.

FOR &iLh

0V QUARTER SECTIQJf OF LAND

in township No. 8 North of Range Not

West with 6 acres cleared and under fence a comfortable Double Cabbin, 8c never failing spring within 3 and a half miles of MEROM For terms apply to the subscriber living on the Land, GEO. KIRBY. January 8. 1818 9 tl " PlkTTPI v

A v ' m. m m. M m THE subscribers have erected a PHTTPIIY

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at the corner of Church 8c Fourth streets, and will have a Kiln of Ware, ready for sale, on Monday the 27th inst. ROBINSON Sc MORFORD. July 6. 1818. 32-tf J. C. RE1LEY, CO. Watch and Clock Makers. SiU vcrsmUk & Jeweller $ Respf.ctfi llt informs their friends ad the public in general that they have removed their shop to the house lately occupied by Mr. Badoltt'. as the Register's office Where every description of WATCHES be CI OCKS, will be repaired and warranted to perform twelve months. They atso continue to-manuac ture ? kinds f Silver-Ware and le! The i"h'-st nrice given frold GOLD V SILVER.