Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 12, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 April 1821 — Page 3

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CEXSUS.

Through the politeness of Col. John Yawtec, Marshal tor the state of Indiana, vc have been furnished witti the census ,,f 'he several counties of this 6taie, as

Clark county, Crau ford, Daviess, Dearborn, Delaware,

rvS racttc -V nod, franklin, Gibson, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Knox, Lawrence,

Martin, Monroe, Owen, Orange, Perry, Pike, Posey, Randolph, Ripley, Scott, . Spencer, Sullivan, Switzerland, Yanderburg, Vigo, Wabash, Warrick, Washington, Wayne,

Total X. Pi. From Dubois connt v there is no return, but supposed about

3709 2.5 3 3 3 432 1 1,468 3.f77 S&50 2,V76 10,7 61 3,876 7,875 4 O10 8.03S 2,000 5,437 4,1 16 1,032 2,679 833 5,36i 3,330 1,472 4,061 1,808 1,812 3,334 1,832 3 498 3,934 1,893 3,390 147 2.0C9 12, 119 147,100

1,500

Total

147,6 JO Indiana Gazette.

Treasury Ziotes. The Treasury notes authorised by the Legislature last session, have arrived, an J are now beginning" to circulate. They appear to be well executed to prevent" counterfeiting:. What credit they may obtain depends upon future experiment. At present they pass current here, and most probably will continue so, as we have understood they are received at the branch bank in this place. It may be that their credit will rise above a par withjjranch paper towards the approach of the sales at Indianapolis, as they will Vbc equal to specie in the payments there, and they likewise have the faith of the state pledged for their redemption, and s4lbe received for taxes. ib. A'etvsfiaier in Florida. Messrs. R. W. lidos, & Co. hare issued proposals for the publication of a weekly paper, in the town of St. Augustine, to be entitled the "Florida Gazette." Xat- Int. We. do not recollect that we ever saw

a more conclusive musiruuuu ui mc

qucstitn, whether wc ought to manuf cturc for ourselves or depend upon foreign importations, than is to be found in the following at tide i The ship Magdalen arrived at NewYork some years since from Calcutta,

with upwards of 1400 bales of cotton piece goods. The cargo comprised 140,000 pieces of goods, averaging 17 yards each piece, seven-eights of a yard wide, making 2,380,000 yards. A cotton factory of lbuO spindles, at Paterson, in New-Jersey, produced, during the last three months, 85 bales of sheetings and shurtings, each bale contained 30 pieces of about 30 yards each, is 306,000 yards. There arc 9 factories at Paterson, which are computed to contain 12,600 spindles, which, at the same ratio, would in a year produce 2.142,000 yards of cloth, being 1 3 1,000 yards less than the cargo of one ship. The above factory of 1800 spindles employed in and out of doors 109 men, women, and children. At the -same rate, the nint mills give employment to 663 persons and indeed, directly or indirectly they employed the whole population of tho village. The ship probably employed 16 men and boys. The ship took specie to pay for goods manufactured by foreigners, of foreign materials. Our factories spin the product of our soil employ our own citi. sens whose earnings go to purchase the produce of tht) farmers. Is comment necessary ? Patron of Industry. Tht Rustian American company has received intelligence from their cololy at Sitka, hich states that thorc art Russian families in the North of Behiing's Straits, under 67 north latitude, whose ancestors were driven there, by a storm, above a century ago. Tho Directors of the company expect in a short time a circumstantial account of this remarkable occurrence. LATEST FROM BUENOS AYRES.

Extract - a letter from Buenos Ayren dated December 5, 1820 to a gentleman in New- For A'. UA Spanish flag of truce arrived in harbor yesteraav with three commissioners. 'A man of war brig was immediately dispatched to them, to give them notice that no preposition will be received by this government, unless founded on the acknowledgment of our independence ; and thatnobo'ly will be allowed to land from their vessel, except such are their powers. We have finally made peace with Santa Fe, according to which the Congress is to meet at Cordova in two months, and to this Congress is reserved the settlement of all our differences Pur Jatesl accounts from Chiii are to the 13&of October Valparaiso has been macfra free port for the transit of goods. The double duties in Chili have also bd? boiiihed, so that all goods now pay 34 per cent, except jetl-y, bee silk handkerchiefs, Sec. which pay only 15 per cent. This regulation will be favorable. to the American commerce in the articles of

furniture, spirits, kc

of the death' of the emperor of China, and of tht difficulty, between two of his sons as to the accessorship. One was a tavorite of the people, who wis cd to clvate him ; but the lawful htir was said to be a fool, and unworth the high office. MUMMIES. Some Arabs, who were digging near Gourna, in Thebes, during the month of September last, discovered a tomb containing 12 cases of mummies. On one of them was the following inscription in Greek : "The tomb of Tyhon, son tf HeractiUs Soter and Sanaposis. He was born on the second day of Athurinthe fifth year of Adrian, our Lord. He died on tht 20th of the month Machier, the 1 1th year of the same (Lord) at the age six years, two months, and twenty days." As Adrian commenced his reign in the 117th year of tho Christian era, the inscription is 169 1 years old.

The extensive printing establishment on Copperas hill, England, has been destroyed by fire. The stock and premises were insured for 36,000 pounds sterling, (or SI 60 840,) but it was not known that this sum would cover the actual loss. Upwards of 100 men were thrown out of employ by this disaster. From Canton In addition to the Marine news per ship Levant, we have tht following particulars from 1 of her mates. By the Levant, we have a confirmation

new-york, March 24. Dtiertion Yesterday afternoon, a boat belonging to his Britannic majesty's sloop of war Bann, captain Bigland, now lying in the north river, having landed a number of ladies end' gentlemen at the dock, who had been on board, the boats crew, six in number, on their return to the ship overpowered the officor, and immediately steered for ti e shore, where they all landed and mad 9 their escape. nosTox, March 21. Nor! hrr n Fa bricks. Our brethren of the South, i.ow almost ui.ivtrsully give preference to the Implements and Fabrics of the workshops and manufactures of the No'rtherStatcs. In a New Oileans pavperof the 6th February, now before us, we find among the cargoes entered that day from Massachusetts (besides large quantities of the rich products of the sea land, and stalls, the enumeration of 34 ploughs, 10 patent balances, and numerous boxes, SsC of cotton cards, shoes, nails, hats, sperm; candles, soap, paper, leather, chocolate, Uc. We hope our artizans and manufacturers, by good work, and rigid punctuality, will long enjoy the preference given.

Medical oiiee

IE Physicians and Surgeons resi-

unr within the limits ot the fust

Medical District, will please observe.

that the semi-annual meeting of the Medical society for said District, will be hulden at the Inn of C. Graeter, in Vincennes, on Monday the 6th day of May next. II. DECKER, Secty. April 12, 182L 1 2-3t

Domestic Attachment.

George Scott, 1 vs. IgS Jrsse Jackson, J

"V OTICE is I ercby riven, that a writ

JLi of Attachment against, the goods, chattel, lights, credits, monies k effects of Jesse Jackson, an absent debtor, has ht en is?ued by the subscriber at the suit of George Scott, for g20, and that unless the said Jr sse Jackson does appear and gise bail at the expiration of 30 deys from this dale, judgment will be entered against him, and ilvj m-.pM-:y so attached will be disposed i r u";:; to law.

Given i':vr .v hnnd and seal tins twt-ntv-fii'st dav o April, one thousand cigh hundred and twenty-one.

13-150 E. STOUT, j.r.r.r.

REYNOLD & BONNER, n AVE jusi received iiom PhiladtlJi JL fihm and Baltimore, a large and ge neral assortment of seasonable GOODS carefully scUcteu. ano put chased on the most advantageous terms by one of the firm ( a particular enumeration they deem superfluous) amonst their stock are almost every article in demand of British, French, and India DRY GOODS Also a large supply of DOMESTIC COTTONS & CAS1NETTS

GLASS,' & fWAl; "R QUEENS 5 J HARDWARE, CUTLERY,

GROCERIES, LADIES and 7 CJTI fT? Q GENTLEMENS 3 Oil J JPiO. All of which they will sell wholesale and retail at the most reduced prices for Par money. Those who wish to purchase with CASH will perhaps find it to their advantage to call and examine tht GOODS near to Mr. Ch. Greater' Tavern, Market street. 1-tf Vincennes, January, 1821. Thomas II. Blackburn, KESPRtTFULLY informs his friends ami the public, that in addition to his LIVERY STABLE, he has opened a house of Private Entertainment, in Vigo street, nearly opposite Dr. E. Mc.Namee' He hopes by keeping hit table furnished with the best provision the country will atTord, and his attention to those who call on him, to merit and rtccivc a share of patronage. 9-tf Vincennes, March 1821.

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NOTICE IS hereby given by the subscriber living in Orange county, Indiana, four milr s East of Paoli, that there is a SADDLE in my pessession, about half worn, whicli I exnect was stolen in the tatf? nf

Illinois, from somewhere near to Getewotd's, about the 16th of last October the owner is requested to come ftrward, prove his property, pay charges, and take it away. JOEL C. KEARBY April 14, 1821. ' 12-3t A LIST of letters remaining m the I ostOffice at Palestine, Illinois, the quarter ending the 31st day of March, 1821, whrch if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the general post-office as dead letters. BC James B. IWnnet, Benjamin Beckwith, Barlow & Der by, George W. Cooper, George Catron, Diler Catterton, EFG

William Edgington, Noah Flood, Samuel Fleming, Chester Fitch, 2. William Gerard, William Grcenwell. II J K L Ely Harris, Truman Hibbard, 2 James C. Hdlcbut, Samuel Hendy, R. Johnson, William Jol Isaac Kennedy, Lawson Linton, Newel Leonard. MRS Bamahus Marvin, 2 Samuel Mathews, Edmund Uathbun, Joseph Hichardsci!, Hall Simms, A Guy Smith, Jesse Snipes. WILLIAM WILSON, f.v. April 1, 1821. JV-Cw-311