Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 May 1821 — Page 3

From the Spunibh Main. CHAHLESTON, APRIL 3. By the steam ship ilJbcrt Fulton, arx rived on Sunday, we received from our Correspondent, Havana papers to the 26th uh. inclusive. One of them contain an interesting article relating to the Spanish Main, extracted from the "C&raccas Gazette" of , the 22d February. It is a letter from Lieui. Col. Dun Antonio Vanhalcn, dated at Santa Fc de Bogota, (Capital of Nsw ( Iranada) and addressed to Don Miguel t. dc la Torre, the successor of General

Morillo in the command of the Spanish Expeditionary Army, operating in that portion of the Monarchy. In it, he com"huinicalcs to hi General, that, according to-instructions, and by virtue of tho powVrsgf Commissioner, with which he was clothed, he hid repaired to that Capital, whore he arrived on the 2 2d Jan and had, on the following day, an audience with (tn. Bolivar. To his solicitations for the appointment of Commissioners, on tie part of the Government of Co mnbia, to proceed to Spain for the adjustment of dilleroncea, and the prolongation

' of tho Armistice, which were the objects of hi mission, he, with pleasure, announces the acquiescence of Bolivar, after making objections ; which were, how- , ever, overruled. In consequence of this determination, Messrs. Echevarria and Revenga, were named as Commissioners to proceed to

the Mother Country lor the purpose ot terminating, by negotiation, the horrid

yjSJ war which had so long desolated those fertile Provinces He concludes by ob

serving that, from the moderation displayed by Bolivar, it was to be hoped, tlSt, in future, the most fraternal sentiments would be enter tained by the hitherto contending parties for each other; and by passing the highest eulogium on the conduct of the Vice President of New Granada, General Santander, and the officers of his stall', who treated him with the greatest urbanity. The Havana Iv'itor says, that, according to subsequent advices, the Commissioners had sailed in the ship Arcthuta, for Spain.

TRF.XTftN N J. M AIICH 31. Cofifier Mine We have hitherto neglected to mention the discovery of a vein of copper ore, near Elmington, in this county, by Mr. Enoch Goden, of this city. The vein is said to descend in a slanting direction, increasing in iizc and richness as it goes.

The Mississippi was higher on the which were granted, and others pastpon-

Slst uit. than it had ever been known be- d.

lore, and still ri6ing. Serious apprehensions were entertained for the City of NTew Orleans and the whole country, as the water was then near the top of the levec. The United State Loan of four mil-

It appears atcoiding to the Census taken of the City and Suburb ol New Orlaans for 1820, that the total white population is 13,604, Colored 13,593, jrand total of White and Colored, 27., M 6. The above statement embraces the in-

lions of dollars has been taken by the corporatcd city and its former suburbs -

Bank ot the united States, at 5 per centyr We are lnlormed that the Bunk of the premium. The reader will recollect Commonwealth Ky will comment w loanthat this loan bears an interest of only 5 ing on or about the first clay ol May next, per cent, ptrannum J'at. Intel. Accounts from Vienna state that the Hufji Lawson IVhite. of Tennesse, celebrated Ali Pacha having exploded William Kingy of Maine, and Jo'.n IV. several mines, which he had caused to be Green, of Virginia, Commissioners un- constructed in front of Jannina, had sucder the 1 1th article of the Treaty of Am- ceeded in destroying one corpse of the ity, Settlement, and Limits, between the Turkish army, by which he was besieged United States and Spain, concluded at

Washington, 22d Feb 1119. Xovel Conveyance. Mr. Heuldy, the Postmaster of Lismorc, Ireland, aged 67 years, lately travelled to Fcrmoy from

bankkepokt. THE Committee appointed to investigate the concers of the Bunk of Vin-

the former place, in a Dungarvo oyster cennes. the State Bank oj Indiana; have tub, drawn by a pig, a badger, two cats, discharged that duty, and ill report to a goose, and hedge-hog. the Stockholders on the second Sa u relay. The Sierra Leone Gazette, of Nov. 'I, 12th of May. ensuing, w hen all ihosc insays : 'Recent letters from the Gambia, terested are respectfully invited to at-

contam the disagreeable mtellieence of tend.

some sanguinary siircsscs obtained over the French on the Uupper Senegal. It is no small aggravation of the misfortune, that it imolved the loss of a French vessel, carrying supplies to the amount -f 3000 pounds, sterling, to the British expedition to the interior of Africa, under major Grey, row at Galam, where these

supplies were awaited us afresh outfit

UU. m ROB'T BUNTIN. Sen. AH i IIUR P ATTEK ON. SAM'L TOMLiNSON. April ttith, I VI 1.

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iii Itil Dill

lriur ot an execution tome di-

;eteu from the Clerk's oiTice of the

Charles Z. Hand Respect I ul l y informs hi. jri ,ius

and Hie i,ublic, Una hv has ni tit -i I lli

L'iiui(irui( till f - . i

MAMI' AU'l'L Kli OF gy'

n Market Street, bnwrer: Mer. G uft

Smith. h S:ore and Mr. John C. if.l-

land's SuddUrs Shoi. He hopes by the most assiduous attention, and his know itdge andtxptrience in his business, to n.nii a tluiv of patronage 'Jomc who favour him with their custom may depend on having their work done in the ncu:tsl and most dura bie manner. Wanted as an apprentice, a lad of respectable connexions, from 14 to 16 jcars ot age, apply as above. Jai.uai y 2:th, 2. tf. 7 'homas H niack hu ,

0 I Esrtcrn LLY info-ms ins fiifncU

g niio ti t- pui. lit u at in a'.diti( n to

his LIVFPY STABLE, hr I, .s npc a house of

Private Enttrtainmnifi in Vigo street, neurly ojtpV:ic Dr. F. Mc.Naniee's He hopes by U.-epii.g 1 is table furnished with tlu box jxoviiors the counts y will itfford. a d his iiitri.'.iori to tiose who call on him. to mtiit vind receive a share of patronage. 9-tf Vince;,nes, March 1821.

L LlrV o inters ivniki i:if?g ;v tht Pos-t-a OiKce :t Palestine. Illinois, u.r on. rtt r

Civcuii court, I will expose to

An article rom Constantinople, say public sale on Wednesday the 1 6th inst. J

"lne sultan seems to have enough upon on the premises the lollowing described ending the 31st da of M irch, 1821 . ' t. hudi

ni iiaua rciy wucrc. l ue moment- piupcriy. 10 vril : s io or parcel Ol grins have declared war and he has been ground situate lying and bring to the

compelled to despatch seven detachments north-west of, and facing the third paralof artillery against them. His highness lei street with, and back from the river has received a present of 150 heads care- Wabash, in the Borough of Vincennes, fully packed up, from one of the prener- anu containing on the said street in and ais. He rewarded the bearers most lib- about twelve and one half toise s, and facially " cin$ a cross street, about twenty five toiCenMU$ of Matxachnsetts. Agrrea- s in depth, joining the lot now or lateblo to the late census, Massaduiseets owned by Thomas Coulter on his contains 5 21,723 inhabitants ; increase south east, and that of John Ewine fnit

of T. Dubois entiie lot) on his south

in ten years 49,685.

Fire at Xorfolk. An extensive conflagration took place at Portsmouth adjoining Norfolk. Va. on the 2 I si inst. when from 55 to 60 buildings were destroyed. Eearly Vegetables. Green Peas were r,old at Charlestown, S. C. on the 1 4th March, at the rate of g8, per bushel. Kagx.Thc Treasury notes authorized at our last session of the Legislatue have arrived, and are now beginning to circulate. They are well executed The credit they mar obtain depends upon further experiment. A .116. Chrnn. A Prodnrxj Luc.in la Fhcb.nf Gor-

lot)

west whereon is erected a dwelling house, the one undivided half ot the aforesaid properly being delivered on an execution by John C. Heily, o satisfy John Trott. JOHN DECKER. ShiT k.o. May 5, 1821. 14 2t-2d

if not taken out Within three iiif nt'v. w: hs.

tent to the general post-office vts dear. letters. B C James B. Rennet, Ber jani'm Berk with.

liarlow cc Derby, George XV. ( onper, George Catron,' Dik-r Cattntcn. E F G

William Edgington, Koah Flood, S muel Flemirg, Clu tier F tch. 2.

William Gerard, William Grt-r.well. II J K L Ely Harris, Truman Hibbrrd, 2

James l . llillebut, b.imuel Hcimv.

William J hns-.n.

Luwson Linton,

ITEMS.

It is said that Broom-corn will yield 40 bushels of seed to the acre, and that it is equal to oats for any kind of feed. The Haltimore Patriot says, that capt. Porter is to sail in a line of battle ship to " the South Sea, to protect American cemkmcrce in those parts, r-v On the 24th, 25th. and 2fth Fcbrtnrv

Ljv NljAt, messrs. Winner and Balliet killed -i &kther. in the wilds of Luzerne county

ll Pa Several others have been killed du-

th nut winter.

The whole number of Bible societies

in the worltl. exceed one tnousanu hve hundred, all of them instituted since the year 1804. A great number or Jews are said t have lff Russia, for Palestine, in Asia. They have established a nourishing colsnt at Tiberias.

t$ Y vittue of two writs of venditioni 3 ponas to mc directed from the Clcjs ollice of the Knox Circuit court, 1 yll expose to public sale on Wednesday the 16th inst. one house and part of Lot .u. S3,

ton, Connecticut, is now exhibited at N. in the Borough of Vincennes, the said London this extraordany child is said to lot being seventy fnefeet front, and runbe but 12 years of agefix e feet seven ning back to the river, as the property of inches high measurs four feel seven in John C. Rciley, at the suit of Sarah

ches round the body, and weighs only 390 Jones, admstx. of Peter Jones, deed.

pounds

Corn Broom a. It is calculated t1 at there are five hundred thousand corn brooms raided and manufactured in the countv of Morris. (N. J ) and tho-e f ngaged m that busiess make a clear pi ofit of twentv five dnllars per acre, selling their brooms at five dollars per hundred. The seed to one acre is forty bushels up

on an average, and is equal to forty bush

els ol the bcsl of oats feed.

JOHN DECKER, Miff k c.

May 5, 1821. u 2t

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nvf DE which

NOTICE

given by the Mibscriber liv-

Orange county, Indiana, four

East of Fauli, that there is a SADin my posse: ., about half worn, I expect v.;,.; i. ,;..-!! . the state of

Illinois, from si.n. . !. : t.e.i! to Gate-

for any kind of wood's, about the loth of la-t October the owner is requested to come frward,

Lcve. At a late session of the Su- prove his property, pay charges, and preme Judirial Court in Rhode V.and, take it away. held in Providence for the county 19 pe- JOEL C. KEARBY. Utions for divorce were pending, ten of April U, 1821. l2-3t

R. Johnson,

Isaac Kennedy, Newel Leonard.

M R S Ramabus Marvin, 2 Samuel Mathews, Edmund Rathbun, Jrstph Kirlu nlscn, H ill Simms, Ouy W. Smiih, Jesse Snipes. WILLIAM WILSON, p.m. April 1, H'Jl. I2-3w-.Hl TllJL; subscriber lius lor bAili

a variety of Household & Kitchen Furnitui consisting in part of Beds, Tables, Chairs, Pots,

Kittles, isc. All of which wili be sold low for cash. CARTER LEA.MOX. April 37, 1831. ia.iT At a general mcetiu of tiu Mot k i.ci.i ers of tlic Rank ot Viiictnncs the State Bank ol Indiana at the Vii ccm.ta

hotel, on Saturday the l7tlMaichA. D. 1821 It was lesolvtd.

That an election for one Director,

supply the vacancy occasicmil Lv the

death of William E. Rn ariing, will be holden at the Banking house in Vincenncs.on the second aturdny bt'n. c 12th day, of May now ensuing. And that the same be advtitiscd in the Western Sun and Indiana Ccnt'in- 1. iiENt. W. JUILNSTON, Sea.