Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 39, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 October 1820 — Page 1

WESTERN SUN & GENERAL ADYEETISEIiU

BY ELIHU STOUT. VINCENNES, (IND.) SATURDAY, OCTOBER , 1820. Vol. 1 I. No. 39.

THE WESTERX SUX ash (iEXERAL ADVERTISER, . IS published every Sa tcr dat, at TWO DOLLARS per annum, if paid h chance or TWO DOLLARS k FIE-

TY CENTS at the end of t!ie year, for and will constantly keep on hand,agcnwhich a note will be required. 'eral assortment of

Ko snh;rrintinn enn be withdrawn un til all arrearages are paid. t v" ! . , , Advertisements conspicuously int , tU , tnrm verted on the usual terms. a i nr,m a I frtPtiL'inn IT. c YTTl f VC will XI fl I I fill tbciradvertisemei.tsthenumberofamcs they wish them inserted those sent yxhhnut snr.h directions will be continued til forbid, Sc must be paid for accordingly. i onnfoti i r i v r lU-UMlL U lUUUly RECEIVABLE AT TERRE HAUTE. Specie, Bank of the U. Stales and branches, Incorporated BnUs of Boston, (Mass.) New York Bank, in New -York, ?,Ianhattan Company, Mechanic's Bank, Merchants Union, , , i i ,i. Mcc.iamc s Lank, go. Mci chants (o. O Union, uo. Bank of America, do. I Bank of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Do ol North America, do. do. Do. of Philadelphia, Farmer's k Mechanic's Bank, ; A . , , r , commercial oanR o; nnu. uu. rcnuyiuiu uauK, uu. 15anK ot Aoitnern cioertics, go. Union bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Mechanic's bank, do. Merchants' do. Franklin do. of Baltimore, do. Commerc'l Sc Farmers bank do. Farmers' St Mechanics do. Bank of Maryland, do. Do of Baltimore, do. Bank of Columbia, Dis. of Columbia. Union hank of Georgetown, do. Fanners' Sc Mechanic's bank, do. Patriotic bank of Washington, do. Bank of Washington, do. Do. of Metropolis, do. Union bank of Alexandria, do. B.mk of Alexandria, , do. Do. of Potomac, do. Farmer's bank of Washington, do. Farmer's Sc Mechanic's bank of Indiana, (Madison Ind.) Bank of Vincennes, (Vinccnncs, Ta.) Except Notes of a less denomination than Five Dollars (cOHRECTf-D WEEKLY.) Terre-IIaute, 8th Sept. 1820. 39-tf Land Office Money. Receiver's Office at rincenncs 9th Seitember, 1820 HE Secretary of the Treasury has directed that in addition to specie Sc Bills of the Bank of the United States and Branches, the notes of the follow ing Public All of Boston, In the cities of Philadelphia. NewYork and Richmond, (Va.) In the city of Baltimore (except the City bank of Bakimorc,) In thr nUtiirt nf Columbia fexcent , , ii !.. . ..r' Jic .Merchants anu rranKiin Danws oi Viexarifina,) cc me louowmg specie pailh; banks in the state of Indiana, viz : 1 he State Bank at incennes, k the iter's Sc Mechanic's bank at Madison J. C. S. HARRISON, Vincennes Hotel. THE above establishment is now open & ready for tho reception of Travellars and Others, The Proprietor having furnished it with evciy requisite necessary for the accommodation of those w ho may think proper recall on him, hopes to give general sa:is:acnon. CARTER BEAMON. Vinccr.nes, July 6, 2Sif CHARLES n. nitojrx. &

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banks be received in payment forrcctlvc title bonds tor tne lots puicna.ed.

Landssold in this District, viz:!, ,ul"c. Mlu:um OI Uit

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AMOIIY A7V.V', ILL in future practice LA If in coniunction, in the counties A'lo.r, Sullivan, Vigo, Martin, SDubw and Fikc, and in the Supreme Court. One of them will at all times be found in their ohVc at Washington, except during the session of courts. All orders and CO.VrEYA.YCLW, v-ill be punctually attended to. V'r.shing:on April 10, 1820. 20tf

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TlfLZ subscribers have established a " Pottery, the corner of Church Sc Fourth streets Potter's Ware, at the most reduced prices lcr Cash A ... , Tv -ni i n r,t.. liberal Discount will be made to Country M . , . . ' Merchants and others, who may pur- ' ' chsc b,nV RO li SU. vr i 01 uai 7 MORFORD. lOtf mVft JTIJft W. TiiA. c sst for tlie anurelwnsion of XfTn,ULTONahnsso.y Hill wllo c,cpcd from the Jail in Bloomington, Monroe count) , on Sunday night last, by a Ldsc key. believed to be used bv Jcmisor. Hamilton. The said villains were commit ted in this county for breaking open a Stor iiieioncrine 10 c anion's, o tu. anu wcil conveyed to said Jail tor safe keeping. HAMILTON, is about six feet one irx! raw boned) dark COntplectcd, fair hair sandy whiskers, extending under his chin: stoop shouldered, has blue eyes, and lookboth wicked and condemned; heistrequent jly quarrelsome, can speak when m g'.-o company with a degree of politeness he i toiul of liquor, and a blacksmith bv trade. tut t w. . . , k . ,v c : i high, slender built, light hair, has blue eves is a , . , a line voice, but sima little through his nose and is lond ot liquor i iiey have likewise been in the habit of pas sing counterfeit money. They formerly lived on Busseron, and were taken twenty miles above 1 erre-Haute, alter breaking said store I sincerely hope, that all who are honestly disposed, will be on tne alert to detect sau villains, as the above reward, will be cheer fully given if they are confined in any Jail so that 1 can get them, or delivered in Spencer, Owen County, Indiana. A. EVANS, Sh'ff. Owen Co. September 12, 1S20. 37w3 Those printers in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, who are desirous that the torrent of vice with w hich this country abounds, should be checked as much as possible, will confer a signal favor by giving the above a few insertions, that justice may be satisfied on th villains. A. E She-iff STATE SEMIJSAlty of O nnHE bublic are hereby notined that on tlu i 2d Monday in November next, on that )art oftlie reserved .township in Monroe county, most contiguous to Bloomington. compiling the scite located for the State Stmiliary, tnei c will be a sale of lots of vario s sizes, consisung of not less than one half aere, nor more than twenty acres e.ich. One lii'th of the purchase money will be requirec jn advance, and the balance in three annual instalments. Purchasers will be required to give notes with approved security, on which thev wil. local advantages : but for the better 'information of those living at a distance, it will not b improper to observe, that, nature has bee bountiful in bestowing on this place all the requisites that a generous public, zealous foi the promotion of the object in view, could with reason amicmate or even desire. A sain ful ... l, vie w of tlui town, fertile country around am excellent springs that never fail. These advantages, combined with others too numerous to detail, hold forth a promise of a pleasant retreat to all gentlemen ol wealth and respectability, who would enjov the blessings of health as well as the con venience ot attending to the education of their own oflVpring. J AS. BORLAND, Agt. P. S. The editors of the Ir.ciiana Gazette, WYstern Sun, Western Eagle, Tocsin, ano Ph.iiulealer Indiana ; Commercial Advertiser, Kentucky Gazette, Ivy. : Liberty Hall it.d Supporter, Ohio ; are requested to gii tlie ;;bo e four insertions in their papers, anc forward their accounts to the subscriber. .-rt LB. Ag't i.jAA LP JL5 nyrcnrJijp, Knox county, one Soi rcif Mare, near 15 hands high, sway backcll, otherwise handsomely made, has a few white haiis in her forehead, ascai on the left side of her head, also a scar just above the hoof of the left fore foot, a whiic mark on the side of the neck, a few saddle spots on both sides of the

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footlock, shod all round, no brands perceivable, natural trotter, supposed to be ten years old ; Appraised to sixty dollars. ty SamuelLemen, John Bobbins and Sanuel Lindsey. 1 do certify the above tc oe a true copy from my cstrav book. Cli MILES POLKE, J. P. Sept. 6, 1320. 37 w 3

100 Dollars REWARD WHEREAS the house of Richard Flower, near Albion, Edward's

county, .Illinois, was on the night of the 19th of August, beset by a party of armed RUFFIANS, who attempted the murder of Thomas Harding, an inmate. —This is to give notice, that whoever will appre hend any of the above mentioned gang, so that he may be convicted at Court, shal[l] receive a reward of Fifty Dollars. That on the conviction of the person who abso lutely attempted the murder of Thomas Harding, the party for such apprehension and conviction, shall receive a reward of One Hundred Dollars. RICHARD FLOWER. August 21, 1820. 37W3 .———————————————— Gibson Circuit Court. June Term, 1820. State SfTndiana, T ,r , nn i-T-iJ. in . June Term 1S20. UibjvfL'junty Pollyimpson, 1 , n n. ison, ) ion. J vs John Simpson vorce, ft IIIS day came the complainant b her counsel, and filed her bid, aiu it annearioc to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is not an inhabi tar.t of this state ; it is ordered by the court, that unless the said defendant shal appear at the next term of the Gibson Circuit Court, to be holden at the court house in said county on the third Mon day of October next and answer the com plainants bill, the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered up accor dingly, and it is further ordered, that a co py of this order be inserted four weeks in the Western Sun, at Vincennes, la. Cop Teste, JOHN J. NEELY, C.G.C.C. Sent. 1820 f?7wA IyVRGE well finished, and airy OOM, in the second story of the buiUypig on Water-street, up rl of which is now occupied as a Store by Mr. Tomlinson. This room being in the centre of businers, is well situated for an office, and suitable for any professional person. The terms are low. ror particulars ap ply to Mrs COOK, on the premises. Vincennes, July 18, 1820. 29lf J. C. BcHcj imdi Clock Maker, Silver I Smith and Jeweller. esfectfully informs his friends J and the public in general that Iuhas removed his shop to the house late ly occupied by Mr. Patterson as a store where every desciipt on of Watches and Clocks, will be repaired and warranted to pci forn twelve months. He also continues tc manufacture all kinds of Silver-Ware and Jewels. The highest price given for eld GOLD AXD SILVER. 29tf April 18. Hat Manufactory "1JMIE subscriber respectfully informs jl hirtriends & the public in general that hfr continues to carry on the Hatting Business, in ai its various branches, at his shop on Mais Street, in Vincennes. whcie he has on hand, Sc will at all times keep an extensive assortment of Fashionable Hatts, 1 t "Tl m wnicn nc win v arrant sliall not in point of elegance Sc durability, be excelled by any in the rJ. States. His prices shall also be aTow as Hats ly can be procured c. turns his thanks to hiformer favors, and ;. , s i :. no eflbrts on his pa; i o.- . merit a continuance of I'.cir pat RlCii'D. P r i r i- , i r 1 1 - " vt 1 3 c 1 received and promptly attended to. January 30. 6 tf JNOT10E.

LJf those indebted to me by note or an Algerinc squadron being at sea, conl,ook account will please to call on'sistini; of two s oops of war. two brics.

rauusuii or oaniuci i omiinson, one schooner, and one row gallery, and a ho is duly autborisedto settle the same.jthat war had been declared by the Rei'hosc who will not comply with this re gency against Tuscany. The' Peacock juest may calculate on their notes and. and Snaik went, in co'nsenucnce. to Al-

xcounts being placed in the hands of an jtneer ior collection. OWEN RE I LEY. c l i lrincen;ies Se;t. 20,

Very Late f om Europe. NEW-YORK. SETT. I. The Minerva, Smyth, arrived last e-

ening in 3 1 days from Liverpool. Capt. iSennett, has lavcred the editors of the lercantile Advertiser with Liverpool papers to the 29th, and London papers to the evening ot the 29th July. It appears that a complete revolution jas taken place in the kingdom of Naples, without bloodshed, and that a constituional government, similar to that of Spain, was immediately to be adopted. On the Cth of July the King issued the ollowing decree : " The general w ish of the Kingdom of die Two Sicilies for a Constitutional government having manifested itself, we consent to this, of our full and entire will, .nd promise to publish the basis in the pace ot eight days. ' Till the publication of the constitution, the existing law s shall continue to be in igor. Having thus i-a'isficd the public wish, we older the troops to return to their corps, and evciy individual to his ordinary occupation. Naples, July 6. FERDINAND." On the same day, the King abdicated the throne to his son Francis, who the next day issutd the following proclamation : " Hy virtue of the act, dated yesterday, by which his Majesty, our august Father, has transmitted to us, w ith the unlimited clause of the Alter Ergo, the exercise of all rights, prerogatives, pre-eminence, Sc faculties, ir. the same manner as they can be exercised by his Majesty ; " In consequence of the decision of his Majesty to give a Constitution to the State ; Wishing to manifest our sentiments to all his subjects, and to second at the same time their unanimous wish . We have reso ved to decree, and do decree, as follows : ' Art 1 . The Constitution of the kingdom of ti.e Two Sicilies, shall be the same that was adopted for the kingdom of Spain in 1812, and sanctioned by his Ca'haiic Majesty in March, 182u, saving the modifications which the national representation, constitutionally convoked, shall consider it suitable to propose, in order to adapt it to the particular circumstances of the States of his Majesty. 44 2. We reserve to oursehes to adopt and make U uown all the arrangements which may be necessaiy to facilitate and acce etate the execution of the present di cue. "3. All our Ministers, Secietaries of State, aie charged with the execution of the present decree. FRANCIS, Lieut. Gen." Naples, 7th Juiy, 1820. A letter from Paris says, accounts have oeen received from Milan of the 13th uly, which speak of a gathering storm n that part of Italy. .everal arrests have recently been made, and the Ausrian government have had infoimation of a secret society, composed of nearly 200 officers, who served under Bonaparte, Sc the greater part of whom are now living in Piedmont. The Austrian resident at Sesto Collenda has been instructed toal!ow no person without a passport to cross the Maggiore, even for an hour. This order is rigidly enforced, but the watchers and watched are equa.ly infected with the revoluiionaiy spirit. It is stated that the' Dutch and American squadron have sailed in pursuit of tho Algerines. It was theopinion of the American officers that they had gone against Tunis others suppose against the weakest of the Italian states. LONDON, JULY 18 The Court of Con. mon ouncil pasted

f the same ciuali-!lhcilr Rtcsolullon,s yesterday atramst tne i(,ir . imodc ot proceeding con menced in Par- . ., c' r0jjnamell XAln respect to her Majt sty, and ' , 1 ta corresponding petition was actually . Vlia presented to ti e House of Commons. o:- .-..;ili:;'.? to . r i

l.-Mia' i oi a icucr iiorn me agent to ! xj n.c uiniiioi me j . rotate s esscls of war Peacock and Snatk, fiom (Leghorn and Algiers, we learn that infoimation was given to them at Leghorn, days ago, by the American Consul, of tiers, and ascertained this information to be tiue, but could get no tidings of the course the squadron took, although they boarded every vesiel they met cn their