Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 13 January 1821 — Page 3

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We hav vd n vard t'is v r ';; w till b'il t C!:'iCS of A V7iM t luTS I t Corvii').!. that a ies of o ir ! -I ,

3UC r.i 1 r e .Ml :'

.Stales, except that at the seat of Gov,crrmcn shall be receivable only where they aic made payable. ; As means of adding to the receipts into the Treasury, and of lessening ihe debt

: : i :L iron i the East- in the western country, and also as a i h must r.cmmt Tor measure of relief to the purchasers of out ; a:er "1 "pus dav. the public land, the Secretary recom-

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s pi.ee Horn iuenus---

v ii .'.s pa?.rd both ho-i- 1 That the debtors for laml be permit-

! ,tu e, iuuio'. ibinsj an is- ted to relinquish part of the land and that a tes the pavments w hich have been made on

-- that part be applied to the discharge of Mr. Einddt-v, Agent of the General w hat is due for the remainder. Post-Oiii.e, anived ii. town a few days 2 That those who pay the whole pur-

iim.-o tVov.i tliir pst of Arkansas, gives chase monev owing by them, shall re-, the purpose of returning: to her own do-

Ihc tbilowmg .ccouut of a most wjm'on.ccivc a deduction of 25 per cent, and aj minions, has taken with her the vnuu? murder, perpetrated i.V. ut mid-day cn the i e'.ir.quishment of interests :---or, as aduke ol Reichstadt, her son This prince

13th No. near Si. Miehaeis, Missouri ,mcasure of greater liberality, a dccuc-iwwl go with his mother to Maria Zcll John 'hin-an, late of West Tcn-u-sste, a'tion of 37 U2 per cent; which is equal from whence it is suppssed he will reyoung man o' 2 or 22 years f.f age, de-to the difference between 200 and 125, turn to this capital. Many people think

coved J-mn .lephein a sunt distance-. cents. i"1- musuious cliild will acconmnnv ldc

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more, was rcccitcd at one of the bar.ks in thi. city a few days vir.ee; and, some doubts being cntei taincd resp eting it. vas transmitted to rl iladi Spina, fo- the purpose cl ascertaining, at the bark there, whether it was genuine It was.

aumittctl ooth by t.ie cvrr. rf t.'w Sank:

an i'nf.V'-s.iicn

HF.YX0LD & BOSN'ERv

g A E just u ieixfc, t!Cm I.iladc! h Aa a 1 . ; I Itainvr.r . a iarrc and r-.-

neial asoi tun t ct

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and the engr,izer to b

ft am the gmuir. folate ; but the officers decidedly declare :hat it was never issued from the bank.

Vienna, Sept. 23. The archduchess of Parma, Vari

Louisa, upon quitting Schcenbninn, fm

from his house and shot him; lie then 3 That those who do not avail them-jmother into Italy and many conjectures

niauu upon mat sunject. According to a communication w hich mny be considered as authentic, the interview between the three sovereigns will take place on the 20th of October and the follow ing days, at Troppau. The ministerial conferences will be held in the same town.

Teturned and to:d Mrs S. that her hus-;sclvcs of these provisions shall be allow

band wanted her As she left the hov.se'ed to discharge their debt in ten annual

with one of her children, he puisued her. instalments. Aar. Messenger. and killed h.erwiih an axe, and then cut' the child thivat, as h did a boys of 12 or! HOUSE OF REPRESEXTJTIVRS. 3 vears old who was busv at a sliort dis-! Mr. Cocke, of Tennessee, submitted ,?ance. 1 le then tohbed the house of a-( fou--eonsidcration the following rcsolubout S80 in specie (it is not supposed tion : Stephens jK.-ss.esscn more) ret'.'.rncil to his' Resolved, That the committee on the lodgings, shewed his money. It ft the ride: Military Establishments be instructed to of hi landlord which he hud borrowed, enquire into the expediency of reducing Moodv and broken; saddled his horse, the Military Peace Establishment of the took his saddle-bags &c. and w ithout. United States. previous umico dep u ted for rcnnesee, And it was agree d to without debate 2n !ig suid. The murder wa discoveredjor division. in two or three hours aficr pursuers dis-j Mr Smith, of North Carolina, stibpUchcd on every road, r.nd we are happy! mitted for consideration a joint rcsoluto add th.it the mv.rdeier was arrested, tion.

Tarlv next

moinm near

St. Genevieve.

Married Tn thi place on Sunday c-j

In doing so, he expressed his earnest hope that, as a similar resolution had passed the Senate at the last session, but

vening last, Amohy Kinnry. Esq. ofjhad not been acted upon in this house for Washington, to Miss Hannah Uisnoi of) want of time, it would have early con-

t Uis town. " In wedlocks bands they've scugh.t for pe.Tce, Till death dissolves the happy lease ; TVfay joy and comfort, crown their days Till the last gleam of life decays.',

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The following inscription is literally taken from a sign-board in a country village, Yorkshire, England : " Wrigliten and Rcaden and Trav Siellen and Allso Merchant Aackounts with Doubil Entcrv.

"PostkriptGirlls and I3rovs Iloardcdj

and good vousitch for Children."

carefully stlc fen and purchased on the most advantageous tern s by one of the Hrm ( a particular enumeation they deem superfluous) nmonst thrir stock are almost eery articl- ;n i nr.d of British. French, and I' did

Also a iarge uppjv of DOMESTIC COT'l eN CASINETT3 QUEENS S ?f AJ HAUmVAUi;, CUTLERY, GROCERIES, LADIES :uid ? QlfOI Q GENTLEMEN'S .S kl 1 1. g . All of which they will sell uhr-lesala and retail ?.t the most reduced puces for Par money. Those who wish to purchase with CASH will perhaps find it to their advantage to call and examine the GOnDS near to Mr. Ch Grcatci's Tavern, Market street. 1-tf Vinccnr.es, January, 1821.

I MI'OilTAN'T.

The annual rcfizrt of the Secretary of

Prraxitr:, was laid before Congress

on Monday. Its length prevents its in Scrtion in this evening's paper. In order, however, to satisfy the anxiety which is so generally entertained, respecting the actual state of the firca1 Concerns of the nation, we have extracted some of the most important interesting items. The revenue during the present year, is estimated at rather more than dols 20,000,000. (including the late loan ;) v.hich, with the balance in the Treasury at the commencement of the year, make the means of the Treasury, for the year

1823, exceed do!. 2 2,3 )0.000. The expenditure during the same period, is estimated at nearly dollars 25.TJOOJOO. There will, therefore, he a deficiency at the en 1 of the present year, of upwards of dols, 2,600,000. For the cmuing year, the revenue is estimated at dols. 16,550,000 ; and the expenditures at dols. 21,360,000; so that the deficiency, including that of the present year will be dols 7,100,000, at the end of the year 1811.

For the years 132:, 1923 and 1324, thc

revenue n cstimited, upon data, which the Secretary explains, at dols 20,000,000 and the expenditure at dols. 16.750,000. --Hence the revenue will exceed the expenditure in each of those years by dols. 3,250,( OO--In the latter year this favorable excess will be greater, as the annual million for the increaae of the navy will not be required. The excess of revenue in the years 13S2, 23 and 24, it is estimated by the Secretary, will more than make up the deficiency in the years 1820 and 21. For the year IS25, and subsequently, the annual expenditure, including 10 b00,000 doll, for the sublic debt, will be 20,270,000 ? doll, and the revenue will be 20,ooo.000, doll so that after the year 1824, there will be a deficiency of doll 570,000 a year To supply the deficiency of 1P20 and 1821, the Secretary recommends a loan at 6 per cent redeemable at the will of the government.

For reasons stated by the Secretary,

he does not think it advisable to resort to taxation. He suggests however, in cae Conrress should deem such a reSort necessary to meet the present or any future deficiency, that the importation of foreign spirits be prohibited, and that the amount which may be required be raised by a tax upon the distilation and eale of domestic spiritv Hut, as a preliminary to internal taxation, and with a view to supply a sou'-d currency in those states where it is deli ricnt. the Secretary propones that th hills of the branches of the Hank United

sideration at this session, and receive that

approbation from the house which he tho't it merited. The following is a copy of the resolution moved by Mr.

Smith : Resolved, by the Senate

Representatives oj the Uni

America in Congress assembled, two

thirds rr linth tiriisrc rnnrnrriiifr- Thiti . .

v .. . w.....b, --at tnc CCi

tlie tollowing amendment to the Consti-

tutton of the United States be proposed to the legislatures of the several states, which, when ratified by the legislatures

of thrce-fouiihs of the states, thull be,

valid, to :i!l intents and purposes, as

part of the s .id Constitution :

u That, fir the purpose of choosin

NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the subscri L her arc hereby notified that duting

l,ic tirpcrnt ! 1 it r-rif n iiie 1'Mt.u (. Will t

attendeded to by Mr. Sniuu I Hill, to

w hom they will please make pryment.

JOHN EWTMi.

Citizen tolas ,,.,

lie 3-1 section cf the Act to in-i A u "'V . ' T v Ll ton H IVPL .' l I ,i .tn W't III! n

upotate the Horouirh of Vin-: -,i .,1 . .1

ih t 'i iv n i rive 111 1 l 1 1 r. n (mi

rcxt

shall

Si.

cenncs " appfove.1 6th September, 1314""5"' w " ? " , r V, tV it is provided that an dec ion of 9 Triis - ,W cdnc? ?' T l'" A? of llc. r.C! trAc rUr, r. r, r .1 . v . term of the Knox circuit court, I sna tiees, tnrec Iron each ward) to serve , . . ,

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tjie cuiicnt car, shall be holdcn on the J I , ...J ; f ,

first Monday iu February, annually

1 he elective iianchise is iust'y consi

, r. jdcred one of the greatest privileges and ana itome of isafcguards ;n and for a YClmhVlc . shou,(1 ( ed Spates ofihcrcfOTC be strict;v p.-acticcd-and we'

hope the electors will recollect and attend b

tatc of said deceased. ( lying and beini

in the county aforesaid ) among Ids sevarJl. cral heirs, divisccs and rcpr sentatives,

mil purchasers of their interest, accord-

iiCiise 3n tliat day. E. STOUT; V. IOUXSTON, !!. P. PHI'-K. .i.urv eth, 1821.

tOUN i:ving.

! December 21st, 1820. 50-4t. ! 4 LIST of letters remaining in tlie IV st-

ii of

i5 x

fiicc at Palestine, Illinois, on the 1st

jof January, 1821, winch if net taken rr.t before the 1st of April next, w ill be sent to the i General Post-Orece as der.d kttert. M C D F

1: re. "fid (( !: Vcf fltnn ITpncnn Tti Ili.r rn TV-ccrt

!i those indebted to me cither bv' Anna H.ddv, Sherman Inils

inir Debts f

United States, each state shaU, by its Ic. (,-r book ;u covmt, lo call and pay me Jr.d,he gislature, be diwded into a number of ht!lc filst ofMarch next ; f.om the long Lhalkl' Diar i ... t r lndulcrencc I have riven. I lu,?v tlmn in.

seuratives to which suci, state shall be .btcd wid be punctual-thosc that ne- '

Sf;il

S. H. A. Cailer, 3 cr Hannah Fester

J K L William Ho v.-an . . T. i... m.. r:

.1" . . . AUII!Li(i jrilillll.MI JUllIl .iv.iilit-.

entitled ; the districts shall be formed of " uus 1Gllcc v 1 assured ail ac- Uobc."Jt Lliry Kvars L contiguous territory, and -contain as near- cul3 aml 'otos xv,l! bc Init in "ands ' M p Ji y jr

ly as may be, an equal number of per-u.1 ct incm and Horn that Samuel Matthews Harnaba Marvin

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sons

each district the persons qualiti

shall choose one representative.

for the purpose

President and

nitcd States, the

for rcpresenta

choose one elec

electors, to which each state is entitled, 't. i:" :. '17 in sum county , ocicng.r g

entitled bv the constitution to be u,nc ,:ul ,iM '' lakcn in payment Joel Phelps dham Patrick

presented, or of persons qualified to ,)Ut 3Pcclc or iani' "hire umnf y. James Ka.vl-p.gs Clark Robertson

tc tor mcmners or tnc most numerous! ... , t,-,, . .X"

ar.ci.es of tl.c state leeislature. In! JJnrfnnC3' -'anuary 1 82 1 . l Tt T , ,f o ,'.1.

. - Il lTllT'il'VII.'l I . r

ed to vote! I KOHrR ' " "V . .

tk! . . rnHL heirs and Iciral rcnrcsintativc

oi choosing Llectoisot y V i hursd.v the 25th dnv nf .Tnnn. ,. .n i , .

Viro Prpdtlpnt nf tlm TT , . ... J v..ustu, mu miai? iKflU UCe, 1 VMM 3D ice I resident ol tne U- arv. m?t. at the honsrwd h.nnm. '11:.... i . . . ..

persons rmilifird tn vote piy 10 uie nesi ciicuu coiin 01 tnc county

ives in each district shall V- 11 -" a --vju, .., ol i,Ibson slatc 0l imilan?. to appoint .ic s in eacn oisiuci, snail. meenncs .a varietv A m rsrm rnmrv. ., i . . V.

tor The tun ndditmivil . i . ' 1 r i'"r,' ujii.n.nsimiub to ul(!f a tlict CI !i.na

to 5aid estate.

according to the last will and testament of

worth, dec eonsistinrr of

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snau oc appoinito m suen manner as tne; rr11(nj i 7 r. 3 ir, 1 r . . . utlur .n. ,v,r vun Il0USch()ld & KltctlCU fimulurc Issac bite deceased.

1 e 1 j i n i vi 1 v uiv 1 v n 1 1 ui v vin v, v, miiw 1 1 WW .

one Horse and a Lou

lectors, w hen convened at the time and

place prescribed by law, for the purpose

of voting for President and Vice Presi

dent of the United States, shall have

power, in case any of them shall fail to attend, to choose an elector or elcctois in place of him or them so failing to attend. The division of states into districts.

as hereby provided for, shall take place

immediately after this amendment shall be adopted, and immediately after every future census and appoitionmcnt of Representatives under the same; and such distiicts shall not be altered until a sub

sequent census shall have been taken, and

an apportionment ot Representatives un dcr it shall have been made."

The resolution was twice read, and re

ferred to a committee of the w hole on the

state of the Union

It would appear, from publications in

the Boston papers that the Amciican and British Commissioners under the 5th ar

ticle ol the Treaty of Ghent ate entirelv

at odds as to the true line ; that the tcrri-

torv and positions inxolved in the dispu

ted limits are of such importance, that a

con:. remise is not like.y ; and that it nv be necessary, as pro ided by the trcetv in cases of non-aej cement, to resort to the umpirage of a third part .Vat. Int. Prim the Ttaltim-rv Federal (iazet'e. A ten dollar note, purporting to be o'. the Batik of the U S. payable at tin olhcc of discount and deposit in Haiti-

CIIA RLE: F January 8th, s2l. I

WHITE. 4-w.

wiitirrs sale.

7) V virtue of an Execution to me di

al so one Black Smiths Shop situate just above Wni. Burtch's nrocc-

ry. and two sets of t

IVttch &nfh: Tnnh -V rccttd from the Ciei k office ol tho

""illy m itit;, v. v. u t . v-rt. t , . Knox Circun. Cotm, I will exp-e to pub Sale to commence rt 10 o clock, and con- lic &a!c on Mcnda). ll:c !JU , ,v of ;',;. II1IIP f r tl 1 rl'1 t r'l,. linti l,r .............. J

.. r ....... .... um,. iupciy ar 1)t.xu f(jr lam, f)fike I t ! I S'lfikfi I fi . I ppmc miflii l'.-n.. r. . . J

the dav of sale.

on . i. . i

LUU L ll I L III V III! ciiiir-K fllit" I'llllVI- 71

lot No. yo, and also lot No. 99. I inn-in

HAWAII l.'T cu-nm'tr a ... .

r ' 'l the liotougln.f mcennes as the piopei - I '111 1 1 H' V M I R ' I It"' ... '

L.. -tv ol ImmanlJ

TAKEN up by Andrew

rmstrong, living in Knox

4 county, 3 miles from Vin-

cenncs, on the state road, three cattle, one a hi indie COW, matted with a cron

slit in the one pided mark, ap-

aiiing steer.

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and slit in th left c light, apprni - v ! '." COW marl - l hi t praised to g 1

in the same m..ih, j uaijfd to S by John Collins and John c Clure, before, J. C R EI LEY, j.p.k.c. Januai7 1. -3t

JL 6

ackman, at the suit of

Richard I. Price. JOHN DECKER, s .k. c. . Sale to commence between the houisof I and 3 o'clock Vincennes, December 29 1820. 5 1 -St.

'N up by Charles SimmoiiS.at

injjfield, Posey county. Indiana.

a itraviiai se, about 14 hand high, is a ycl-

!o?lrwith two hind feet white, a small star and snip in his lace, supposed to be

about twelve vears old, r.o other mark

r brands pei cicv;'b!e, appraised to g2() Charles Purcell and Flobeit Todd, be-

tore me,

P. SAETZMAN, J p.rc. November 27, 1820. jC0-3f

G. 11 C. Sullivan, (ATTORNEY Sc COUXCF.LLOR AT LAW.) ILL practice ir the first Judicial y V Circuit, of the state of Indiana and in the counties of Craw foi d and. Edward? in the state ol Illinois. He n ay always be found at his chVc in Vinctnr.t 5 unless when absent on professional bu nes be has made an agrcr nicnt. for bu sincss forwarded to him, in his ahcner, to be attended to. 5 ! tf.

Blanks for Justices cf the I'eacr and Clerks, for sale at this tf-

fce.