Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 23, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 July 1821 — Page 3

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TTnTvv K v r H U N U N riXCEX.ES, july 7, 1821.

The return of our national anniversary, w is celebrated in this place on Wednesday last, by a large and respectable number of citizens with every demonstration of joyous and grateful feelings wnich it recollection is ever calculated to injure in every American breast An excellent oration was delivered at the court house by John Law, Esq to a crouded audience. Alter which the company satdo.vn to an excellent and plentiful repast prepared for the occasion by mr. O. Roilcy Henry Ruble, Esq. presided as "President of the day. assisted by D ictor Jacob K.uyften lall, as rice-Prcsident, After dinner the following toasts were drank. 1. The day we celebrate the people willed it and were free. 2. Independence may millions yet Unborn cherish the love, an I evince by their conduct the knowledge how to enjoy it. 3. The heroes of tho American Revolution may their fame be as lasting as their struggle was glorious. 4. The Immortal Washington a Cea sar in war, a Cincinnatus in peace, and a Solon in policy. 5 The Marquis Ds La Fayette the Patriot the Philanthropist. 6 The United States of America " Epluribus Unum." 7. Adams, Jefferson, and Madison may the review of a long and arduous (Uncharge of public duly, solace and sweeten the decline of life K The President of the United States faithful intelligent, and patriotic. 9. The Navy of the United States its deeds of glory will live as long as 'Orean rolls a wave." 10. The late army the heirs of freedom and honour have tut tarnished their inii -ritance. 11. The State of Indiana may she gain knowledge and virtue, as she gains age and Strength. 12 Equality free buf not licentious laws tempered by humanity, and fame, founded on talent and principle. 13. The fair sex of Indiana may their bcautv consists in virtue, and not their virtue in beauty. The company after enjoying themselves sometime, retired in perfect harmony, v. ith every demonstration of satisfaction :r.u good feelings. We have been requested to state, that WILLIAM L. COL MAN, will serve as Associate Judtc, if elected. We arc authorised to state, that GARTER HEAMON, will serve the people ;f Kno'; county as Associate Judge, if idee led. . . Nrv York, May '25. v.-Tl.c Minerva, from Samos. brings despatches from Luther Hradish Esq. our charge d'affairs at Constantinople. Mr. Bvadish t c ft that city on the 8th of Match, fur Alexandria, on hi way to the Holy Luul, and wis to return in the summer to ' receive the decision of the Tu'kish gv-etnm-nt on the subject of his mission. I' If Mr. Bradish be a diplomatic agent of the United States to I onstaminople, it is a secret better kept than our government secrets generally arc The hie I.ir'ifr;iar:' Trif.fie. We un--,!evtand that the sword which the late

gallant Lieutenant Trippe wrested rom the commander of a Tripoutan essel which he boarded, in the affair off Tripoli in 1804, has been received fiom one of his ftienus, and deposited among the trophies of the Nay bepartment. Lieutenant Trippe, it will be rememberedjumped on board the Tripoiitun, followed by Midshipman Jonathan Henley and nine men, after which his gun boat fell off, leaving him exposed to the attack of thirty-six I ripolitans. Tho' at first," says the historian, Hhc victory seemed doubtful, yet in a few n.inuu s the Tripolitans weic suhdiu'd. Eomtcen of them were killed arid twenty-two taken prisoners, seven of the latter severely wounded. Lieutenant Trippe received eleven sabre wounds, some of them dangerous. The blade of his sword bending, he closed with his antagonist and both fell. In the stru; Lieutenant Trippe wrested the swoid Irom him, and stabbed him to the heart " It is gratifyingto know, that this memorial of one ot the most gallant actions, and gallant spirits of our early little Navy, is placed where we hope it will long be preserved. From the Zanesville ATcssengcr A NEW SiLVEtt MINE. We received the tollowing account of a silver mine a few days since from a gentleman in Peru, Huron county, Ol io. It appears thai the prospect was considered good enough tQ venture an experiment and who knows but Peru in Ohio, may prove as celebrated a place for money, as Peru in South America. 4A silver mine (supposed to be very valuable) has lately been discovered in this county in the township of Ridgetieid about five' miles north west from the new county seat. It lies on the bark of Huron river, about fourteen miies from its mouth on the ptemistsof J F. irony and Maitin London St .go It was fiist discovered by Mi . Daniel P ge, a respectable citizen ot this p'acr. 'I hey have sine t nied a lai ice company, and selected a committee consists ot thiec gentlemen ol cat. dor aid respectability, who. yf;ei mature u ;iIm t a'ii-n, e't n ed it a ma'ter of the utmost in.p-.rtoi.ee, ;u d theitfore hae mam e.t rx lit ;. in tin i i power to haM-. n a p ce!v ecaation, in hopes to i c iz-' ti c hi-M.fi is atisit gihctcitom I iie i ae now midk ubout thirty tret below tin sin fei , ;nd have twenty Let luilhet to "i ht lore tlu y find their hiducn trey lire ;f- ev have alre idy found seteia' lare en s which upon t; itl appeal to be rich Mivtt me and not wit- standing the t-neiat c:) against siter mir.es the ino-ai t, the proprietors of this nunc have ti t fullest confidence of its value, and feci in I opes that it will pne a complete antidote against hard times " m i Miuir. From the St. (V m vu it Crrres.p"nd- nt. As we wete just iroing a ptts.we received from a hie. da Utter tiom St. Chat les dat d thw 14 h insi. fioin which w e cxtt act the follow mi; : 41 I am in l'"u t!v t e shali adjfnirn early next week. Tlu'. am- 1 nu is to the constitution have p ts l. i ery 1 i gc ma pr'ni-s : Sev ..., hy uianiii.ous o'is ' h- I'l't s.-i't ud s. it is pro)o cd, shall ir" out f olh.ee t!'e his' Mission of Uu" next if' !. i.a as-cn-.biy, and thereafter b - 1 Hi ii t . rv siv y. ;us. I expect oi!e : i s ' in St. GcMtvive, a to what measures tii; legis

lature may take on the subject of relief I a n abie to say, with confidence, that they will pass no law for the stay of execution, redemption, or propetty law. From several questions which have been determined in the house of representatives. I am satisfied a large majority think inch provisions unconstitutional. The committee to w hom was referred the report of the bank of Missouii, will, on to-morrow, report a plan of relief, which I think, will meet with the support of a majority of the two houses. Salt, moistened with as small a tpintity of waier as possible, is said to be an effectual remedy again. st the inflamation occasioned by the stings of wasps or bees. A wasp being sHowed unperceived, by a p rson, Vhfc drinking a glass of beer, stungsMrNr;th all his power inside of his thrcatYhis " simple remedy, (salt.) affected hisXecovcry, although his gullet was much swelled, and his breathcring was so strongly interrupted from the violence of the pain, Sec. as almost to suffocate him. X. Jersey Eagle. The following gentlemen hay been announced as candidates at the August election. For the S-'tiatc. WILLIAM POLKE, .1 ) 1 1 N EWING, FREDERICK SHOULTS. Keiresni! alive, BENJAMIN V. HKCKES, GENERAL W. JOHNSTON, DAVID BttOWN, JOHN MYERS, JAMES H. Mc.CALL. ABRAHAM F. SNAPP, Co unty Co in ; ; v v ion cr. WILLIAM BRUCE. JOSEPH Mc.CLURE, SAMUEL EMISON, JAMES RADOLLET, ABRAHAM WEST FALL, Jun. CHRISTIAN GRAETER, dissociate Judge. john moore, john McDonald. JOHN Mc.CLURE, SAMUEL ADAMS. WILLIAM L. COLMAN, CARTER BEAMON. Xnllivan Representative.

JOSEPH LA TH4IAW.

'Sulivan, I igo (Zrccn, Owen i? .forifan

Senate N ATI! AN I EL IL-NFINGToN,

THOMAS H. BLAKE, S RAPS. An ingenious machine for making candles, has latelv bt.cn invented by a Air. John A born, of Mill Hiil near Trenton It is soid one man with this machine may make ivj j thou&and weight of candles in a day. The official return of the. gold and silver, coined at ti c R yal Mini in Mexico in 1820, is published in Havana papers from w ieh the amount appeals to be 8 10 406,151. We understand that the bill establishii g a Loan Office, to issue two-hundred thousand (bllais, was finally pissed on Saturday lat. Also an art abolishing imprisonment for debt Mh . itri Gaz. A Vir. M'Kin;.e. ore.' !ietween 60 an TO years, die!. ! the Orange cnuuty jail, . Y - .v-n- he liau been confined 3't y.Mrs ;,,-a single debt; six months' imprisonment for petit laiccnv, three vcars for horse stealing, seven, years for manslaughter, and thirty for the crime of being in debt ! The late President Madison, is prenaring for publication, an account of the de

bates in Convenmn on the adoption of the Federal Constitution Ffjfxu'alion of Delaware. By the fourth census of the state ol DHawjte, it appeals that the population am!un's to 72,749 being an increase of omy 75 swuis for the last 10 years. The population of t'c state of NewYork, by the late census, is 1 379 944. The slate of Louisiana cont ains i.so,3)0 inhabitants, of which 63,000 aro slaves Chatham county, in Georgia, contains 703 white inhabitants, and 6467 slaves

LOOK HERE. THOSE THAT JilSTA BARGy. The subscriber oficrs for sale his TAN YARD, wilh 90 acres of Land situated on river Duche, six miles East of Vincennes. being part of Lot No 8, in the old donation adjoining lands wrh

tne neirs ot tuplirann J rdan, deed. Josepli Williams and others, the Tan Yard consists of 3 vats two leeche, ii.ne

water pool and bate; a good ;og beam

house and Bark mill. There.

premises a cabin dwelling house, and other necessary buildings, with a good spring of water, not more than two rods from the door about 25 or 30 acres cleared and under good fence, about 30 bearing apple trees, the land is w ell timbered, principally white and ILack oak, and lies in the midst of an oak ti nliered country, wheic bark maybe easily piocured any person wishing to purchase will make application to the subscriber living on the premises, he will take the principal payment in trade, such as good horses work oxen, and B ef cattle. JAMES BONER. Vincennes July 7 1 82 1 23 3t. State of Indiana. Pike rountv. Pike Circuit Court. Maij Term. 182 L

John Pea, complainant, vs. Ann Reedy, Elizabeth R imsey, Allen R.-mscy,

Junes Reedy, William ! In Chancers

tic U ( JUHII 1 CJ' e; Reedy, Nelly Rfdy Poily Reedy, (leorgt Ree dy, a:.d NTancy Reedy, defendants.

A K N motion of the complainant bv his H r council audit appealing to : e satisfaction of the conit, that Elizibelli Ramscv formerly El-zabeth Reedy, and Allen Ramsey husband of said Elizabeth Ramsey are citizens of Knox cnu Uy, state of Indiana ordered that i subpoena isue. dii cried to the SheiifT of K ox. county, for E iz .beth R unscy and Ai'en Ramsc) and it aUo appearing to the satisfaction of Vc court, that Wiiliam Reedy is not a citizen of the state, it is further ordered that he be and appear on the first day of the next term of tl is court, to be holdm on the Tlui' sdav after the second Monday in Septemb.-r next, and answer the complainants bill, or it wiP be taken as confessed by him and it is further ordered, that a copv of. this order !v published in the We:ern Sun and General Advertiser, a pTier P'inted in Vincennes, or the Indiana Cn tinel, four weeks in succession. A Copy Attest, JOf f Wc ENTIRE, Clk pc.c. June 9lh, 1321. 2S 4t

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