Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 3, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 January 1821 — Page 3

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rAVi o ; ' , i s- U A K V 27, 1 l . j T v 'WinhrTI of the Mcch'in j jrai ,:iy aie rr'j,U'-Ul to at to w Mr Soon nf iLoirv Uo j -it c;t'i;ll ! Ii.pt, on fcjatUI i 7 : Postmaster Gcnrra! i?unr. iwt or ton e wars uo to a'1 ?'t) lv )ostn-iters a to Ii " rr. (o :,ne notice to tiic. iii'rr t:icrcof of a iy licw? p.ior? vviu'.h should remain in rhet' vii -s1 rtp'tivcly. uncalled for. or o )t iVcen up by the person to win) in it shooM oe addressed ai ltotve Vietlnr the person rer :w ! to receive the paper, or dead. h-tJ remove;!, and, if s v oere to rnis order, we be lieve. 'kh be?n lewdly observed bv the gentlemen to whom it wa iveo, not, ii in iv 'reason to beJi;ve tint i was in some instances ledri.ed, ve promised, in the r .mr-e of Hie last summer, if any case of sunn neglect should come to on knowledge, to lav il before the pos- nater Genera', in order that the Jeiincpent might he dealt -vith iiceordiniilv, Surh an mstan'e of neaieet having oc-

cured at a dipmnr post offiy no!prCaching at Haleigh, N. C. Jonr sinrc, aod the fact being es j The imperial forces of Italy amount to tahhVoed to the sahbfuetion of the 20":000 n , i . .1 . , llllf . ,u J I wenty-nvc persons were sentenced to p or mister deneral, we have the. .. n . ' . ' . rft. . , 4 the state prison lor diflcrcnt periods at t)Ieas t:e to state, that he immc-.the late Mayor's court iii New-York, diatdv dismissed the offender In the silk mills at Manchester in Enfrom office. We deem it proper R,and ,t.hcrc arc 2G 583, wheels, and h r.. ,f r ' 17,746 diurnal movements, and the whole to mention the fact, tor toe in-. nrtlMtPfl . nntt ' ,v.l(m. w.x

foim.ltion of publishers as Well Si' postmasters, ami as an assurance ...... Hlcll llIIWIIIiai.11111 VI 1 CI 111 t . Ill ,4113convict, from any iiuarter, will v i, ii I , be promptly attenneed to by the postmaster General. j IVo Hi e iinn.irliiii'u t,i offer onr than! onr tnanks to those rentiemen of the Post Office establish ment, in various parts of the

COlintrV, who have, in numeroUS;ons!ips, each 6 miles snuure, and sub

inta ices, mven us the informa-i(,hh.vd

....r.. ...I i(4 .,K .,--,.1 r.,Jking the nutnber ol districts and sc tin n leteiiea to aOve. aon tor;, p T , , , ln lin the st te o,6()0. Larh towhship

otper rjjooil unices, in preventing 't he miscai riae of our paper, &e. IS at. Int SUMMARY.

Samuel Abbott, esq. gave S 1000 to uaoiimon, ucc. jj. l!c theological seminary at Andover If'cys and Mean fur 1820. A letter Willi im H..t il"tt S2-eoo Mrs. Norris was yesttulay transmitted to Congress by g;n,eo) William Philips ScSonSI-Ihe Sectetary f the Treasury, which 0 )i) John No ris SI0,ov)0, and Moses presents a more favorable Yiew of thc Urown S l(000. Male of the National Fintuu es than that A vessel airiveil at Hr.vnnnst on thc'coniaincd in his Annual Report. We 25tii !ilt. with 6 0 bbls t flour, ftom:shall publish the document as soon as we Fivnv. lean, but in the mean lime ofi'ei the fol

A rhi-f ami hW family, of the Esquie.ia'r: trre, m now in tew jonuon V ' t I ihrv r.tc dressed in seal skins sewed wit hi sinews. He wears a cap made of the skin of a loon on his head. The Esquitn.v.ix I uli.Tis travel in sledges drawn by an animal which partakes ot the wo.f and f There are 2 10 sub-clerks employed in

liVeietu pubhr. olVices at v ainmgtonjot appropriations tor civil list ana m is-

'iiose salaries average n.'v" uoi.m i t,n,,iuuaiivuu vi.ii .th,Vii h

An ox was killed in Virginia on the 17th ult in which was found a silk pocket handkerchief, which he had swallowed about a year before. It is said 20,000 locust trees will growon 100 acres of land in 15 years,so as to be worth for timber 100,000 dollars ! A

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cueivate them. Thomas IKmnett, ev. is elected governor of S Carolina and W. U. Finckncv, esq. lieutenant governor. The Ntatc of Ahbama contains U9.: J7 fouls, of w hom 1,7M aro slaves. Forty-nine thousand bigs of American coton arc consumed- weekly in F.ngland Two hundred and ninety four thannnd six hundred and seventy-three d l?irs wortli or vonon and rice w a exported to Europe from Glut icston the last month. All polit'ral sncictics have hern nhoi :i 4 :.. c. l.w tin Cm tc. itiil Lin . ITtl'l. II . llll ' - . - - . . -. ...... Ferdinand has icfuscd to sanction thc d rrcc ol the Cortes for thc icfurmatien of flie monks ! Xnglish papers say that Bonaparte's

son (prince or Rtichstadt) holds the lank ot corporal in the regiment at Vicni, which he luu entered as a pi ivate. -Tne soldicy arc much attached to him

Singular coincidence - The legislature Pennsylvania in each of the last ten years, has continued in session four months, & each session passed 170 acts. The constitution of Massachusetts requires the legislature to oblige the several towns, &c. to maintain public worship and opliges every citizen to pay for its support. A very extraordinary large breed of geese has been imported from the north of Britain by some gentleman in Baltimore. The cotton manufactory at Waltham, near Boston is one of the largest in the United States. They consume about 1000,000 pounds of cotton annually, and 200 looms are kept in constant operation by water. A handsome marble monument has been erected at Trinidad over the remains of the lamented Perry. Wm. Floyd, ( N. Y.) aged 87, John Adams ( mass. ) aged 85 Charles Carol ( Md.) and Thomas Jefferson, ( the youngest of all ) are the only surviving signets of the declaration of independence. Three thousand three hundred and thirty cattle were killed from October 9th to November 25th, inclusive at the works of E. & A. Winchester, Boston, making an average of 92 head per day. There is a farm near Hoslon, which has been owned by the same family 172 years and is now in the possession of the 7th generation. The last contested election in Warwickshiere, England, it is said cost 400,000. which goes round three times a minute, eacn time it goes round 73,723 yards oi ilk are twisted, so thrvt in 2 4 hours . . . - - J' - ";.)vi, arccxw.ica. 1 Ir 1 ann't'! is firing :ivv m congress gainst the army, navy, he. May this artillery hr. r! arged with powder only 1 One hundred and fitv t!u)iisnd dollar in specie was catted from S. Yoik t Philadelphia n the I3lh inst. for a ship httmg out tor India. MavsachuscHs is divided into 450; it,u 7 or a school districts ma hoots I 1 " iijj.a . i vyi v.viiui o annual; j ivji uiv oviivui fund. i-f Vflfl r'v.i tc 'iimill'i' Ilir crhfinl '. The population of New York is stated at 12 6,000 and Louisville, Ky. at 4012. t. r r lowing as the essence ot it. The actual deficit of revenue requisite to meet thc estimated expenditures is now stated at 1658,483, being less than that presented by the annual repot t of the Treasury by $2,799, 103,7-1, which amount consists. 1st, of the sum which. it since been found, will not be wanted for the naval service ; 2d, of balances on subsequent examination, will not be required ; 3ul, of an excess in the estimate of the-rh.nge tor ti'e military service, resulting lnnn thc idffcrcnt mode of keeping the w arr nt tmd appropriation at counts in tne elifl oenl Department! , and tu, ef the balance in tfe hands of 1 tt.V.l.. iPJO, as agrnt ol me :r ijepirtmrnt. whirh ouglit to have been deducted from that cha'g?, as it had bctn dtawn frmi the Treasury. Hut, the Sccretaw rccommcrds that the i oan tone authorized be vet of thca-h. r . .. p... ount of seven minions ol dollars be - m cause of the sum now in the Treasury upwards of 800,000 are special dep'sitr ( mcurrnt notes, it is Mippod, ) vl tch w ill nt b a arable dm ing the enduing v'jar; he ause from the mo: disant pirts of the Union It requhc on an ivrrsRC six nonths to transfer the rvnue, and much of it, therefore, will not

be available v ithin lb? coming year ; nndlunless wht-nabsei' - n nr0'c-!i-ional busi

beraus? there ought always to he a nir plus of at least one million of dollars in the Treasury beyond the estimated a -

mount

t neccmry to meet ti e demands. '' ' upon i). i, i i i. . .. , I'uttic I.airJ I lie S.,b,c ol suiut mummuii iur i c c ft hi- iiiir ly indebted to the Limed Sta'cs, ancl ..-, villus iMii.1 po.siuoii u j Congress, tiasbtcn before the committees' oi Public i.ands in botf Houses of Con-

gress. A nuM-jrity of the committee inljMT' vr. each House, vu underhand, are disposed' W T p V ,'t,

to report favorably on the proposition - , , -C Sl Ul Cars o!1 It is said that the committed in the Uousc!":' han,d.s lU fo,e ai;' of Representatives have ag-ced oo a re-'010,1" h!Cr lhah ,,tC y" pct port, Vecommencling the adoption of ihJ l l ' T. T UlVC following nronnsith.ns : 4 !fcv Y,ulc ha,l cn the lap, no Inands

1. To permit the surrender, by the purchasers, of apart of their purchases, and the money paid on the part surrendered to be applied to the payment for that part which they retain 2. To give to the purchasers a certain term of time for the payment of the bMance of the money due on that pait which they retain, without interest. 3. To direct the Registers of thee Land Offices to give final certificates to all those purchasers of Public Lands, now indebted there for, who pay down five-eights of the original purchase money, without interest. It is believed that some provision for the relief of this class of public debtors is likely to be agreed to by Congress. Extract of o leiter, rccciccd in this town. " New-Orleans- Dec. 24. "We arrived here on the 21st and I am sorry to say that we find business in a most deplorable state. The steam boat business is particularly bad. Red River has not been navigable- this fall, but it is hoped that the quantity of rain we have had in this country will produce a rise in that river. There are already about fifteen or twenty steam boats here, and not one pound of freight Several of the boats have already embraced the Red River trade they go to the mouth of Black River and then employ lighters to take their loading to Alexandria. " Flour has been sold here for one dollar per barrel.. Fresh flour $3 per bbl dull.

M r.vci y orner ariK ic Horn the up-on of the court 'hat the defendants ar per covitiii v in iDu iioubI low and and'.t ini,..i;itc nf t!,;. rt.,t ...... :J

not in demand" WASHINGTON, DEC. 20.

j,..u ,.i,,t.tw:d .r ,arrh 182nol this court and an. mrnh ,i ihc ,:r,t t , sn ctubiuty in.ex the complainant bill, tl c swme will lna.u, io hulrhuin Urging dated. be ta). n, as cnIJfesscdt aml tl:C n,attcl3 - loxoon, oer 15, 1820. jan(1 iU. thcrdn dcccct, acccjrc.in j ou speak ol merging your crop aml h is lunher 0tleml thal a c . of 1 obacco to nwuc than oouble in tu- 01,er ,)C jnserled four wecUs ssive. tore ; others, tnrough the Southern , in one of thc ncwfc.papcis prinltd al states, will no doubt, ami at the same, Vilicenm.s, in lhis state!

uiuig, anil me couseiiueoce win nc to rc-l idiice prices down almost to nothii.g. If & ivnilt' PYnriVlC ff f 1? i n l1 J r lo r.nll tv te,''

ductl to 60,000 hluls per annum, that a Nnr- nci" a,,u R ep? nuos quantity would nett more money to thc! f lnc csate of Isjvyc White deshippers than double double the quanti-'cca5C(J W'N please take notice, I widapty w ould render them ; hut I am 'aware'ph' to the next circuit court ol the ecunty rf thc impossibility of any limitation of ol Gibson state of Indiana, to appoint thc kind. As to thc political state of;.rom,.1"S!"lonrrs 10 divide a tract of land this country, I think you are wrong in 'n sa,(1 county, belonging to said estate, your conclusions. The Nalicnai Debt jJaccording 10 the last will and testament of-

certainly extravagantly meat, but thc;Issac White drc

finances are w ell mauagcei, and there U not so much corruption allowed to pass with impunity, us there has been in younger countries Fraudulent manage ment of pubiic concerns would be punisnco w iin great seventy in o. is country, anil the actors in such disgraceful conduct would be turned out of all society, and held in contempt by every one." A fellow Itnt.one of hisjeompanions a small matter, spoiee to htm about it one night. 44 Tom, those two guineas 1 lent you ought to be paid me ; you know I am in great oistrcss." 44 Do rot talk to mt about it, said thc other, for within this week I shall absolutely pay you in some shape or other." 4 You will much oblige me," sud ths creditor, 44 and pray let it be as much in thc shape cf two i.nca as possible 1 1 ANI DOTE.

A g;ardcc of pJn some re-po frcshmcnts to a ci !: ': :s. obsei vet!

one with i;;os rude enou,:!! to i. g, and was ; hearing, 4 I should prefer the 1 i . 4 ; ; . t ' : o hand" And I, ( said the bsU, h,. king sti. dfust,!y at thc glittering order suspended at ,1 . v. ,n r , ,, ,nic don b neck ) should prefer thc rr,, !t brrost n ar 0. H. C. Sullivan. onKV Sc rouscFi i ou AT I. I W XjJ practice it the frt Judici.ii V Y Circuit, of thc eatc of Indiana ill J and in the counties or Cn for ! rnd F.dwtrds in the state ol Illinois. He n a always h ffu,d at his rflirc in Vinrrnn - nrsH he has r . an rgi emert, lor bu siness forwaroed tcr i-.irn, in ins absence, o be attended to. 4 5 ! tf.

A K F.N p hT Jacob Kuyfccndill, 1L living in ViiiceimtN. a brown slier

"lit. -.i wliiu- 1 1-c ami a l.iat k six.t on Lis uosc. ! 4 vr. oW. n.a.k'.l hh a ..rr . . i ... K. STOUT, JPKC January 24, 1821. 3-3t Taken up by William White, a mare and colt. au.C, BppiCUCQ 10 .l) 1 hf CClt V'8? 7 " ",sc kfl IlVd u hlUno a,e,r Ma, ls P'n- ' ViVtrnn t 'rr T , , V . -r,, Taken up by John Teeple living in the town of Vin. cennes; a red heifer yearling calf, marked with a crop off the left ear, appraised to $3 before me, E. STOUT, J P K C. January 24, 1821. 3 3t THAKEN up by John Bruner, living in Vincennes, two steers, supposed lo be two years old next spring, one a pale red, mairked with an underibit in the right car, appraised to $4-- the other a red steer with a white streak on his back, and a white belly, marked with a swaIIow fork in the right car, appraised to $3 before me, E. STOUT, jpkc, January 25, 1821. 3-3t STATE OF INDIANA, GIBSON COUNTY, } s.t. In the Circuit court of said county, October Tem, 1820. John Elleott, complainant, vs. John C Jones, and Maria W. Jones, Odefendants, In Chancery. THIS day the complainant by Samuel Hall, Esq. his attorney, came into entirt. :nul it annearintr tn tl. nilf:iril, "II- r uwi niiiauiiuiiu wi iiiio amii H I IIUIIWH, ordered that unless the said d( fondants do appear here on or before the first day Mjl I'UI iiv.l iMlU 1.11 IVI III II I I ll Jll .111 11 A copy Teste. JOHN I. NT ELY, c.G.c.c. Ww MW 1 i I . !rcrccf(; CHARLES F. WHITE. January 8th, 1821. 1 Aw. TAKEN up by Andrew Armstrong, hvintr in nox Cf county, 3 miles from Viicennes, on the state road, thiee- cattle, one a bundle ( OW, rnaiked tt iti? a c i,p and Iit in the left ear, and a siit io the right, appraised t; g 15 Uo one pidid lOW marked m the ane matk, an pratseo 10 ft 12 a.o one yeatm g strtr, m the sanc maik, appraised to g John Collins and John A c lure, lu fore, J C REILEY, j pkc. January 1. 1831 l-3i r g II E subscriber oflc rs to fetrh the ahove art for three dollcrs eich, should he be cipablt of teaching it in sit dtys if not he will charge them m thing, gai commence as soon as he shall hr.vc gained 20 Minscunr ire auocnp lion pLpcrmi.v be fr.vi l t this 1 fhcr. HARVEY ROBERTS. January 20th, 1 82 1. 5 Vav your Delils! ONCE more, and fur the Lst time solicit those indbtti! to mr eitl . by s poic or uiKJie aiLuinii, m tun i o jj nic by the first of Match next ; fc m ti !mu indtilgence I have given, 1 hope tl.osf indebted wiil be punetuil tioe that reflect this notice may ten asuied all t.e counts unci roles wili be pin ii. thc hw:d& of olTic rs to collect them and from that pine nothing will-he taken in pavcicr but specie or land office money. MARK MAUNETT. ; Vinrrntifs. Tanusrv ISS!. ;-7t L t. ........ 1 .- . ..II - .