Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 July 1820 — Page 3

Ls several citizens of Salem ) nmc ol the ore, anvl should suppose it at leist t'fii thirds silver. The ore so pur.' tint it can be drawn out, with t i;; mnincr, into bars ot almost any iz . and is thought by some to b't

mcon Metcalf, of Saybrooki Connecticut. The prises to the privateer were Spmish slave ships, captured near Cape Mount. Capt. Mctcalf enga

ged eight slave vessels, and, atter a

in it snattir.il state severe engagement of two hours and

forty minutes, succeeded in capturing the two, six hiving made their escape, when, the next day, he fell in with, and was captured by the Myrmidon. Came into this harbor, in company with the Myrmidon, on tho 1 Ith instunt, a large beautiful schooner, copper fastened and coppered, upwards )f 203 tons burthen, mounting ten

sn u i':miy pure

l i m his representation ok it, the in'n : is encxhanstib'.c, and in a situa ti 1 'lillicult to be discovered. SVviM the above be truth, Indiana in iy In, before Ohio in coining dollar. It is said that Ohio felt considerable rvlief on the discovery of the Zmesvillc mine, and that the banks ii tint neighbourhood, were raised

twenty nr cent! Should the late I iruns. her tender, cantured, near

. ... . - ii ' discovery prove as exhiterating to the Cape Mount, under Portuguese colbank of In lian i, we miht reckon our ors, having one slave on board. She money no more than twenty. four per was commanded by Capt. Greenland cent b.low par,, instead oifortyjive owned, as some of the crew testified

uiki ii 7, as lit! cioiui e. 10. I tuuiii aim imjui p jv-h wuhv .

" 1 i I m t"

board, in Bristol, R. I. Alter con-1 privateer, lately condemnea to death

SMALL CHANGE. demnation, Capt. Lecke purchased for piracy, by the Circuit Court ot the

To order tn dipmin'itn ,t her for his tender ; but yesterday dis-, United States at Richmond, have

ny of the laws which had been passed for the prohibition of this trade L.Ve. Adv.

NEW-YORK, JUNE 11. A letter from Havana, ol the 24th ult. states that the Spanish General Hcnovales died in the Moro Castio on the 22d. He has of late resided in New Orleans, but proceeded to Havana on business of the recent cvents in Spain. He was arrested at Havana, with several other officers,

on a charge of having attempted a ;

conspiracy to overthrow the present Butler Josiah government and establish the inde- j utVr,r ,J,osl,u,1a Z. r 1 benineld John

ijcnucmi; ui v,uua. Up to the 28th of May, no instructions from the new government of Spain had been received at Havana.

M UST of LE TTEftS, 'Rcm,.".mn; in the Post O.Yicc it V: cenncs. In. the quarter cnc.in tho 50 June. 180. which if n.n taken outbef

the expiration of three months, will ' sent to the General Post OIVxc as Dca; Letters. A. K. Adams Thomas JChiney Is tac C. 2. Ashbrook Wni. C. K.tr.mcil Anthony

Andre M-;jor ricrrckipps Jcscj;U

Arnold Cdjb

A me 11 James Ii. Hush John

lonn

We understand that two out of the sixteen seamen, of the Irresistable

lirown J

Ueckes Ik V. 3 Bailey John Jr. Bruce Win.

Blackmer burn 2

Logan John Lotll Timothy Linton Lawsou Lemon Maria Lanterman Limes Littcll Abraham M. Moore John Mc Clare Robert

Mays James Wash- Morgan Charles

Mitchell Joseph

Baker Rev. Job M. Manning Samuel Buchanan Thomas, Mareum Marel

ehmge as extensively as possible, posed of her here, at a very large

t iron r h t ho (hfr.MPnf mtci rr tii tt auvance.

been pardoned by the President of the United States, and that the execution

nited States, the Mint in Philadcl-I The United States ship Cyanc, of the sentence of the remaining four

cxcccuimr

change for an canal amount in silver

bullion, or in any foi ci?n silver coins.

Cents still continue to be delivered i

to any desirable amount, in exchange lor an equal amount in specie, or in

e.nv p:ier receivable at tho Bank of

the United States. Xat. Int. Publishers of newspapers in the diflcmit states of the Uuijii are requested to give the above an in s-Tiion in tlieir respective paj)crs. Philadelphia, June 9.

KING OF SPAIN RUN OFF. Capt. Churchill, of the schr. Monroe, of Portland, arrived here this morning, in 1 3 days from St. Bartholomews, was boarded by a Spanish

sloop of war of 20 guns, under the

Cortes flag, 25 days Irotn Cadiz

who informed him that the King of

bpain had run orl to r ranee.

nhia. will deliver, on arr.mmt nfthr Capt. L renchard, lias gone down to

Mank of the United States, silvkh Sherbro ; and the Rev. Mr. Bacon dismf.s, ten cent pieces, to au purchased of Capt. Lceke a pilot boat moderate amount, sav. for the present, schooner, in which he will proceed,

not exceeding 500 dollars, in cx so,ne omcers 01 me v.yaue, u-

long the coast to Cape Mount, be

fore a spot is determined on to settle. Capt. Lceke thinks the idea ofsettleing at Sherbro will be abandoned, in consequence of the shallowness of the water, not being of sufficient depth in the habor for ships of war. Why have they abandoned the thought of settling at Ilulam ? The island is fertile, having a good harbor, and situated to command the trade of the natives up Rio Grande, and considerable from the Gambia. It is far the best place in Africa to found a colonT' . Since the arrival of the Commissioners for the trial of slave vessels at Sierra Leone, 32 of that description have been captured and condemned. That inhuman traffic is now carried on to an alarming extent. Twenty vessels'wcre reported the other day to be in Bisaao a id Cassao Rio Grande, all for slaves.

Doctor Dorkett, with twenty men,

part of the expedition into the interior

of Africa, have arrived at Tombuctoo, where they were seized and confined, and stripped of all their clothing, and

all communication with Major Gray

teen has been suspended. Gar.

ANNUAL ELECTION. The following gentlemen are candidates at the election to be held on the

first Monday in August next : FOR CONGRESS. WILLIAM HENDRICKS. REUBEN W. NELSON. STATE LEGISLATURE. geo. r. c sullivan, thomas ii. blake, joseph warner, robert sturgus, john Mcdonald, james wasson, JO HAr PAGET. SHERIFF KNOX COUNT? . VALENTINE J. BRADLEY, JOHN B. DRENNON, JOHN DECKER, SAMUEL PARR, JOHN SCOTT, and JAMES NABB. cousrr commissioners. Wk. R. M'CALL. SAMUEL CHAMBERS, JOHN OCKLETREE, JOSEPH McCLURE.

From South America. The brig Virginia, captain Reynolds, arrived from Baltimore on Saturday morning, in 46 days from Moldenado. The following is a brief summary (copied from the Gazette,) ot tlie events which took place at Buenos Ayres down to 29th of April, being the latest intelligence received at Monte Video, previous to the sailing

ot the Virginia. Buenos Ayfces continued to be agitated by the jarring elements of faction. An attempt was made by Gen. Alvear, in the latter end of March, to usurp the command of the troops, displace the government, and substitute another, more favorable to his views ;

but his designs proving inetVectual, he lied to t tic quarters of gen Carrera who commanded a corps of the federal army, and, being demanded from the latter, s jught refuge with Gen. Ramirez, G jvernor of the province ot Eutrc Kiqs. It was officially announced, that an election would be held on the 20th of April, for members to represent the country in the Federal Congress. Lord Cochrane captured and took possession of Valdivia on tfic 4th

Fcbuary, with the loss of two killed and eleven wounded. He had previously been off Guayaquil, in quest ol the Spanish frigate Prueba, but she eluded his pursuit, by landing her guns, and ascending the river. His Lordship communicated with Bolivar, who was in Quito, at the head of 8,000 men, the principal part of whom had joined him on his march from New Grcncda. G :n. Santander, with ti e advanced guard of the patriot army, occupied Cuenca, distant about 50 miles from Guayaquil.

Book Lost.

PT1HE undersigned having lent from his

A oiticc while in V incenncs. JKtivton s

at the entrance of the Niger, cut olf. Chancery, will duly appreciate the po-

Mai Gray has been robbed of all his

amber and coral ; but camels have lately been dispatched with a supply to enable him to proceed. SAMUEL HODGES, Jun. NEW YORK, JUNE 10.

litcness of the borrower, if he will return

it, or give information at the Sun olhce,

where it can be had. Amor if Kinney. Vincenncss, July 3d, ltO. 3 w l28 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Burr Lahun

Baird James

Bacus Enos .

Bedford Benjamin

Bononie Jean Bap-

tiste

Baird Joseph Baldv David 2

Bennett Catharine, Bennett George

Banford Moses

Boos llcnrv Jr. 2

Bicknell John 2 Brinberv Isaac

Brigman John

Briggs Abraham

Brown W'miam

Bartram Jus. A. Beamon Lvnes

Baird Janus V. C. Cams William

Codd Gcorirc

Chappell Ainos

Caldwell James

Chirk John

Mc Carty Charles

MontgomervSamuel Medford William 2 McClure Nathaniel McCammon Vm. 2 Matunley Miss Jane' Movers Hhudy Marsh Elihu Miller James A. McCullough James 3 McElroy Arch'd. McClure Andrew Me Bride Hugh Mahlc Charles Mondo John Mc Nelly Jeremiah N. Nabb James Is eel v Charles Needy Matthew Norton S. New comb Paul Noithrop Lewii O. Olncy Benjamin O'Flahertv James

Chunn Major Joan T P. Collins Joseph Powers Henry L. Chinn Betsey Postlewaitc Isaac Constney Henry Plessing Daniel Campbell Robert L.Parsons Thomas Chappell Savel Proprietors of the Cunningham John Brew ery Coon Isaac Potter Arnold Chute Daniel 2 Pace William Colhoun James Pry or James dimming George Pettcs Benjamin M. 2 Prince William Colegrovc Geo. W. 2 Be a Abraham Chandler Lura Perry Richard Cupples Moses Peckham Lewis Claypook- Dr. John Pitcher John Esq. 2 Collins Moses Patton Thomas Chute D. & I. Pancoast Sam'l. 2 Cook John T. Patterson Arthur 2 Cory David R. Clerk of Johnson Rislcy David County, III. Rusheville Mr. Colman Elizabeth Roseman Thos. or

OlAlt, Of JiVUIA.A, 7,1- r...,lROft

Some days since were brought be- Knox County, a. 5 y "

Chad wick George Cory Joseph D. Dooling Mrs. S. 2 Dolahon M.

Dancan Kcbert Duncan Win.

Dubaugh Sarah

Dana Edmund Dougherty John

biinon

fore Mr. Justice Livingston several Wyat Hulen J persons who had been taken bv the vs- Petition for a Divorce, dnnn nf w,r r,-nnn r... i .,.ir Hannah Hulen.

i 'a :.7u e , millS dav came the complainant, by Dunlap John

mc "uun ocience,an(i ( -RiCi Sullivan, his council. Davison William

some oilier vessels, on the coast of Af- ;md Ucd his bill, and it appearing to the rica, which vessels areaUedged to have satisfaction of the court, that the clcfen-

becn employed at the time in carrv- d:mt is not an inhabitant of this state : Doval Edward

ing on a tratlic in slaves, contrary to It is ordered, that unless the defendant the laws of the United Stntpc shall aooear at or before the next Term

Mi- WVIU nnd Mr uiai- ,v.r. , ,i of this court, to answer the complainants English Amri

-i: i ..r r . . bilk the same will be taken as confessed, bihott Chester

lui iiit: him. iHi'trM in WMiriF tx rnpni r-ti

And it is further ordered, that a copy hereof be inserted three weeks successively, in the Western Sun, printed in this stale, and this caute continued to the next term of this court, to wi; : the first

the ground tnat at the time of their oeing taken out of these vessels, it did not appear that there were any slaves on board, so that they could not, in the words of the act, be said

to be employed " in the transportation Monday in September next, 1820.

or carrying ot slaves ironic one toreign country or place to another Judge Livingston decided, that, as

the vessels appeared to have been i fitted out for the slave trade, and i

Copv Test,

It. BUN TIN, Clerk, C.C.K.C.

Vinccr.i-.ca, July Jth loC. TAKEN UP,

23v3

By Joseph Browning, Knox Coutv

were employed therein when these . ty, Decker Township, a CHIiSXUT

men were found serving ou board, ; SORREL MARE fourteen hands

their case was embraced either b j high ; five or six years old ; a star

the 2d or 3d section of the. net nf in her forehead, branded on the oiV

Congress, which was passed-on this shoulder I. O. ; a swab tail, some -. . t . . i- - .... i . i .1 i i . i. . .i ,.r i. ..

suoicci, ine lutn Aiav. i.sou. m. auuic b tuis on inu near siuc jici

j J - 7 .

though no negroes or slaves were on back. .Appraised to 80 by hoard at the time. He accordingly PETER HANKS, k

JUihN iJAiviriv.

True copy from my Estray 2iook.

Edgenton Win. Elder Eli

Eaitbum Robert

Embiee Win.

Fleming Mr.

Flinn Davivi

l'rvi.ee Le i Francis Win.

Fraiey C.ipt John

Foster 1 nomas 2

Gamble Mr. Gcldsbv John

Godfrey Eleazer 2 smith bastion

Extract cf a tetter to a gentleman in Hiltinori'i dated St. Jaro dc CitlL

Jan. 26. ' I cannot give you as I dare not write, any political news every thing looks gloomy, and you are no doubt aware of w hat is going on in the provinces of La Flata.

LATE FROM AFRICA.

committed all w ho were citizens ot

the United States, or were residents thereof at the time of fitting out these vessels, to the city prison, (excepting one, who was admiiied to bail,) to take their tiiai at the next Circuit

t l.ourt of the united States, to be j

held in this city. Since the commitment of these men, we understand, that a merchant of this city, and a citizen of the Uni-,

ted states, was taken uefore Judeeii

At LA, K A.MS hi J. P. K. c. June 13, 1820. paid 23.

TAKEN UP

By Thomas Case, in Pike county,

iiing in Pttcrsburgh, Washington

township, one BAY HORSE, suppo

sed to be 3 years old near 14 hands

high, a few white hairs in his fore-

icad, 3 white feet and part of the

otner, branded on the near shouiuei

Extract of a letter from the Amen can Consul at the Cape de Ven Islands to ihe Editors of the Bos

fn t

au iut, dated 'ilia da Prav

Caf.e dc Kcrdsy Airil it, IS

I'tlia da Praia, St. JcQ )

the abovementioned schoiner Science for the purpose of her beini; employed in this trade. Tins gentleman was bound over to take his trial at the same time. It is said that a snccial court will

The Venczuelian privateer cantur- be appointed for the trial f tnest-

cd width her two prizes bv his Bri- men tannic Majesty s ship Myrmidon, Those who were brought belore Capt. II. Lceke, and carried to Sier- the Judge, and appealed to be subra Leone, I am informed by Capt. jects of other power, and never to Lceke, who arrived here on the Uth have resided in the United States, instant, was the A formerly the were discharged, it being his opinion Baltimore, commanded by Capt. Si- that their caac wai not included in a

Livingston, oh a warrant is-tud by

,u,f" uuwnm.s unubuUock ,Nitl, the figures 3 k 7

Appraised to 20 dollars, bv James

cnman and John G. Wethers, be

fore mc, this 23d dav of Mav. 1820. THO's MEAD, J. P. P. C. Convejauciiig.

fTHE subscriber will execute all

A. kinds of COXl'EYA.YCLYG at

the shortest notice and on reasonable

terms, on application at his Room on

Second-street, opposite Col. Las-

sclle's Tavern. C. II. TILLIXGHAST. VinccnneS) Jnnc 3. 23 tf

Gibson John

Gatewco.i Mr.

Geif Cyrus (id m our Patrick Glenn William Gamble James

Gamble William

Gr.ggs John Green Rob't. W.

Glass Thomas Gillespie Jen Giuliani i'c'.Jt or Peter Geay Gjuv Peter 3

Gallup Win. W. Gaston Thomas

Giubs Ef.jah

II.

Ilanley Jane

tl, It xienrv

ilarris ramuel iUiulncks liiram

ilendricks bamucl Henry Isaac N. Hedge l-dijuh tlaau Walttr iliniig Jackson t'oiiaiiu Joaa C. iloyt James iuirrill Ai.devM.n . i ; t.. .

wai i is anui

Hinkiey luik lOiiiaa Jerei.iiih .Iigiisw.lh Win. Ilovil iil.am iurper Henry Horton Joim S. . lathela Jonas J. Jones Tliouias Jr.

Tone's Elizabeth F hnson James . ick James J. mieson Hugh ' .rland Jehu unkins James . inkin dlum !i.:;ou (i. W. 3 (i. R. C.

William Mr. 3 V io.ur JieiK-cca W'hitton R(.!;rt "illiam Aeor Z. . Zichlin Abnn. F.

302 P. Af.

Jos. Roberts James R iper William Richtez Charles Ramsay Samuel Paper Robert R.ish Samuel Rankin James Rankin Wni. Raper Rebecca Ricnanlscn John 2 Riley O. Ramsey John 3 r. Spencer William Share Christian Stcibys Samuel Shannon Win, Stuckey Samuel Sliields John Sandfurd Isaac Suii-iuers Michael Stukey Fredenck Storms John Scantiin James Scobey James Steen John M. D. Siurr Ehas Stewart Charles N. i Scott Gabriel Stevens Era Slewart Jo.m

Smith ticorge Stanley Thomas Stillnian daain 2 Smith Caroline 2 Sheriff of Knox CousAy 4 F.

Trowbridire John F.

Tayler Josiali 'l'ayior Cornelius Thomson James ii. Todd Robert

Thornton benjamin

Titnes James Thompson aamuel Travers Daniel Taylor Waller 4 V. Vance Josliua

aught, Campbell

cc Co. Yanwmkle David Van lek Win. W.

Wyant George W cse Phil.p V'etl'all Abraham Woi;ds Win. G. sllian W oruen CI.4IK. cur Aiiarcw W ells lv.i is West Rocer Webtter W'm. Wilson John Washburn Thomas Wades John Wilhaimcn Jolin M. Wilson James II. Wcstiall Rebecca

SULLIVAN.

f7 Persona enquiring fr letters m the above iitf t rust sy tlCy urc advertised. It must be explicitly understood that 71 . credit can be given on ?osft:ge, nor any money revived f r it except round fecir cr the notes cf uch banks as pay specie. .Yervspafier postage pai.abl- auzr terly in udvadce. ' L22zv3 TAKEN UP P,y WillLm A Hardy, living in White River township, Gibson connty, Indiana, a small dak sorrel MARE, about 13 hands hih. 7 or 8 years old this spring, some saddlo spot, no brands perceivable ; she is a natural trotter Appraised to 25 dollars, by Isaac Hudspeth and James Robb, this 22(1 of May , 1820. I do hereby certify the above to be a true copy from mv estray book. G. H.ROUTT, y. p. c c. July I 27-3wf TAKEN UP Br Jacob Jacobus, living in Gibson county, Indiana, a jlea-bittrn Grey HORSE, supposed to be 12 years old, 15 hands high, a small lump on his left knee, and a small hemp cord round his neck no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to 50 dollars, by Joseph Perry and Frederick Uruner, May 27th, 1820. I do hereby certify the above to be a true copy from my estray

book. G. II. ROUTT, v. p. c. r.

July L 27-3vv TAKEN UP By John Milburn, living in Gibson

county, White River township, Indiana, a dark bav MARK, in ii.nwlc

high, 7 y ears old, with a small star in her forehead, blind of the left eve.

both hind feet white up to the pos

ter, joints, witn a black spot at the edge of the hoof Appraised to 12 dollars, by David Milburn and Joseph Perry, 27ih May, 1820.

I do heteby certify the above to be

a true copy trom n.y estray book.

G. II ROUTT, y p. c. c. July 1 27 3wt 20 Dollars

R E W A It D .

STOLEN or strayed Irom Joel Churcnill, English Piairc, on

Saturday, 15 April two horses of the

following description, viz : cne ulart-e

gray liorse, in low condition, 7 veuri

old. paces and trots ; had a sore bac,

Sc a plaisterover the ore, when missed. This horse w as nurcnased of a

Mr. Dedman lasc fall, u ho resides in

Pike County, ind. The other a dark

bay Horse, about fourteen hands hh?h.

black legs, small star on his forehead,

and has the appjarance of bein hip

snot, x ins noise was orommt mm

- ? - New-Albany. Whoever will trive

such information, either to Mr. Chur-

chill,at the English Prairie, or o capt.

riobson ot Jnavvneetovvn so that they

can be found, will receiv e the above

reward. Any person retaining them after this notice will be proceeded a-

gamst according to law.

Shawncetown, June 3. 1820. 23tf Poltery THE subscribers have established a Pottery,

at tha corner of Church and Fourth

streets, and will constantly keep on hand, a general assortment cf Potter's Ware,

at the most reduced prices for Cash.

A liberal Discount will be made to Country Merchants and others, who may purchase by Whalesale. RQBIXSQX& MOREORD. February 1 1 0 tf NOTICE. I) V virtue of an execution to nie dlrec 3 ted, thhere will be exposed to pub" lie sale in the town of Sni ir.t;f dd, r.n th f jjirth dan cf J'dy next, cue h t in th town of Mount-Vernon, No. -S ; an?! ::i lot in the town cf Springtu ld, No. 6 e u.ken as the property of I):ivii Love; .'.rce (('., at the instance of Willis Ct Osbourn. SAMUEL JONES, Coroner, P, C9

J::a-

Blank Notes, c. at litis nilicc. .qtso DL. K D EE DS.

JOB PRINTING Neatly cM'i'utcd. iii llie shortnotice, at this ollicc.