Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 July 1821 — Page 2

country like ours has iron ore. fuel and f believed to be at Pafcrmo, under gen. niovisiuHt enough to make as much iron Church, who commands there.

as uld supply a wn ue continent, it : l tie following uecree is oneieci to out ought n )t to import a single ton ; ami a readers to -shew the condition of Naples : government vvnici is just to the pcopie ! Ferdinand 1, bv the grace of God, th At support it, ougut not to permit the king, uf t s Two Sicilies impoita'ion unless under so heavy a du-j The fa h rly intimations of our detv as would encourage its manufacture at . crees of the 28ih and 3 i st of March last

home, it they want a revenue from the ' against secret meetings, and in favor ol consumption of ir n. lei there be none ! a general disarming of the kmgd m not imported and a duty put on the domestic. ! having produced the desired effeci, 1 will venture to say there U not a fai mer which snews the guilty ch ignsof those in the United Stairs, within ten miles of who disobey, and totems us to adopt mo'c iron works, that would rto: think it one of energetic measuies; and- impressed

the best things that government could do n-ith th maxim that a law to oe pertect I Moses Coiton

for him to exciitde fouign iion, and to . demands a penal sancti u, and that the I M-ithhts Cl.rk,

impose on domestic the same or even a! pu us ment to be useful requires exam I Noel Degeiet,

g-ieaicr uu ) inuii ui; luuiu nuw pas..pies, pnemi,, speeov aim impartial, w

Let any man pursue this subject into

V LIST of letters remaining m the PostOffice at Terrc-Haute on the first day i july, which if not taken out before the ;rst day of September next, will be sent to he General Post-Office as dead letters. A B

Isaac AurjK Charlton Button, William UraUon, Laban Butiy. ,r Charles Balrd, 2

Peter Allen ichard Arnold, Kzekiel Beckwith,

Daniel Bell, Job lktker

J.tmes Barns

James Branclf C U

detail one apply mese i t marks to any other article of m inufaciui e, he will be at

have t eretore decreed as follows : T?na,. anTV 1 ' , . , , i n i . j I William ruiton, 1. A court marial shall be created I,

Ferguson Clements, John Copland, John Campbell, Samuel S. Canfield,

Caleb Craw turd, John Crowen, James Dudlev, EFH Isaac Farris,

1 itiioi: Fnrri-U

..m n i r i 'i I

. i. r I i "

o:iic mi in k wiui me I uiiiuus eoiis.ijviciij o i war

ccs of a system of impost. I wili ciose

I bis court shall execute rigorous-

these remarks by calling tl e atten: ion ot ; 1 articles 4 am. 5 of our decree of Slat

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those who wi,l lead to one statement In !

13 6 the amount of the revenue fumi imposts, vras thirty seven millions ot dol-

lars ; if this is taken as one f-mtth o, the j custom-house valuation, or first cost, it i

March ag inst ihos who cany forbidden arms, by condemning to capital punishment as an assassin, whoever shall be found with these arms, and shall, ?vthout dela-j, execute the sentence.

3 The direitorof policy may author-

vouid amount to one hundred and forty-j

eight millions of dollars including du-' ize the search of h uses at discretion.

tics, it would be one hundtcd and eighty - j five millions, add the profits of all the I

sets ol merchants, 33 per cent makes the sum of 246,000,000 that was drawn from the country by the collection of a revenue of 37,000 000 in one year. If the same amount of revenue had been diawn from sources of internal revenue,

then at least 100,000 000 of munutactuics would have been made at home which were imported. The t fleet on the prosperity of the nation is beyond calculation. Thus has the country been brought to ruin by impost ; it must be restored by a new system, which I will explain and defend alter one more notice of the old one There must be no cavil at this cx pression the duties on tonnage papo ts, clearances. Sec postage. Sec. are trifling in amount ; the proceeds of the sales of public lands are not revenue, and loans cannot b- well called income. A list of the officers of the Army of the United St.uc., letained in on toe nja p ace est d)lishnient is contained in the National Intelligencer of the I9ih inst. The following in an extrac fiom the der which accompanies it : Z Espress It is deemed inexpedient to continue arrest on proceeding of courts martiai which may have been instituted on an otVi cer not regained in the army. All such officers wili be released from arrest and discharged from further duty. All deserters from the army of the United States, previous to this order, may peacably and saf lv return to their homes, without being subject to punishment or trial, on account of such desertion. No Teward or expense will be allowed for apprehending any soldiervvho deserted prior to this orderAll soldiers in confinement bv sentence of couits martial will be dismised

the service with disgrace.

Martin Paltrick, 2 :s dem Pocock, Wallace Rea, Amos Reader, Jacob Romain, Thomas Rodgers, Hopkins bealy, John Stewart,

William Stewart,

Byram Tichcnor,

Joseph Whitney, Archil) ! id Woods,

Freeman esturn,

FROM KILES WKEKLY 11F.G1STEU. Foreign Articles. K7

h'jef 710'iccs An onival at New-

Yo k from Lixerpooi bt :ngs Londoti dates to the 29th ot May. '1 ne p .pcrs ai e unintert sting. It soems probable that the

insurgents, as they ate now called, of

IVlohlnvia and allachia wid not accom

pish any thing; refused aid ft om Rus

sia, it is said that they are dispersing ;

but in the Morea. the revolters were in

full activity it was suj)posed, l owevcr,

that tbey wouul so be subdued.

A vessel hadarrhed in Ivig land from

St. Helena, and a renott was nut out that

Nupolron was vciy and had, f n the firs, time, sent for ""it Hu lson Lowe, the governor ol the island. Two baronies in ireiandwerc so nearly in a state otiebedion that the peacepreservation act had lu-en put in force in them. The emperor f Russia left Lnbuch on the I -t i h of Mny for his capital. The p'icst icnno, who raised an insurrection, has been delivered up by his ow n accomplices. Gen Klin the former ctuel LMernorof alencia has been condemned to death. s r a i sT . To reduce the expenses of government, it has been detei mined to replace the ambassadots from Spinbv ministers i evident, witli inferio' salaries. In consequence of this, sir. H. WcllesleV, to lorn; the 'Vitiih ambassador at Madiid, returns home; the etiquette between couits not permitting him to remain there. THE Two SICILIES. The island of Sicily still holds out, and the people seem determined to maintain their independence. (Jen. Pepe is

If forbidden arms shall be found without legal permusion, the householder shrill be pinushed accordingly. If the collection of arms and ammunition is such as to give room for suspecting a conspiracy the person of ihe inhabitant shall be seized and placed, with his papers at the deposition of the court mar-

tl!l. 4 - The same court shall execute the decree of March 28th against the Car

bonari.

5 The object of the society of Carbonari being the overthrow of all gov

ernments, every one who, alter publica- Joseph Thompson,

tion of this decree, shall join that society j .Samuel I lung, or attend anv of its meetintrs, sh dl be Joseph Wmsett,

fiuni.shtd vi h dta h as guihy of high

treason 6 All who, without being t arbonari, shall be taken in actual meeting with a view of overturning the public order, shall likewise be punished with death. 7 i he same court shall punish with imprisotment of from three, to ten ytars, ecry person who, in town or country, shall know of the place of a meeting ol tne above description and shall not immediately elisclose it. S. Whoc er. belonging to the said meetings, moved by repentance, snail discover to the po ice tho membevs ano. the projects ol a conspiiaty, s hail he pirdonedT his name not diacl'Std norentered on any register Signed in due form MARQJIS deClCCILLO. A measure more tyrrannicai in its object, more bloody in its pro iions, or more treacherous in its means of detection, has seldom disgraced human histo ry. What must be tne state oi the peo pie to render such a decree necessai ? or the nature of a government w hich wou.d adopt such a law without necessity ? J BRAZIL. Rio Janeiro, ke. are said to be very gloomy since the departure of the king

and his court, and assassinations and r b-H

b rics are frequei t and there was a great ferment in the public mind, in consequence of some misconduct in the troops. The king and his court appeal nearly to have stripped the country ol money, bullion, diamonds, See SOU 7 II AMKHlCA. There does not appear to be a doubt but the royalis's l ave ie-p-sscssed themselves of Cataccasand L guira though the manner of its uucettam. One ac count reports a battle anil a defeat of the patriots mother attributes it to a drawing off ol the troops by Bolivar, w ho is

evidently collecting his forces to make a

Parrot Hadley, 2

Mosrs Hart, 2 Christopher iliddlc, 6 Bradford llececk, Harrcld Ilavs, J K L George Kirkwood, Tho;wa Lakey, Austin Leonard, M N O James ?.Ic.Gcrth,

James Me,rrow, jr. Lemuel (. Marh.li, John Martin, David Mover, Achilles Morgan, 2 William Maxwell, William Murphy, 5 Ddniund Neely, Mordica Owen, v James OlynKin, Thomas Owens.

t Crjycertj

Daniel Hoovv,

Wells Hubbard, Eleaser II ov ey, Joltn Johnson, Kli Lindamen, John Long,

William Mires,

P R S William Phelon, Klenor Peck, - Lewis Rodgers, William Rea, Margaret Robertson, Andrew Richardson, John Sinclair, Pardon Smith,

T W Samuel S. Thompson, Joel Tucker, Aaron Teal, 2 Henry haley. An. on Webster, Henry Waggoner, Wnham oodard,

John m. colman, p. m. ' Ten e-Haute, July 1, 181. 25-1011

A LlrVr of letters remaining in the Post-! is. U:;u;c at Palesime, Illinois, the quarter! ......iiig the 3Uth tlay tt June, wiiich if notuia.eij oat within three montns will 0c sent to j

tae General Post-Oiiice as dead letters.

A ii II .

Jyfm C. Alexander. Jonu D. Alexander.

Ujcrt Riua.uneia,

tujaii iiarper,

State of Indiana, Pike county. Pike Circuit Court, May Term, 1331;

John Pea, complainant, vs. Ann Reedy, Elizabeth Ramsey, Allen Ramsey,

James Reedy, William Reedy. John Reedy, Peg- f

gy Reedy, Nelly Reedy, Polly Reedy, George Reedy, and Nancy Reedy, defendants.

ChN motion of the complainant by his P council, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that Elizabeth Ramsev, formerly Elizabeth Reedy, and Allen Ramsey, husband of said Elizabeth Ramsey, are citizens of Knox county, state of Indiana ordered that a subpoena issue, directed to the Sheriff of Knox county, for Elizabeth Ramsey and Alien Ramsey and it also appearing to the sa-

tisfaclion of the court, that W liliam Kccdy is not a citizen of the state, it is lurthcr ordered, that he be and appear on tho first day of the next term of this court, to be holden on the Thursday after the second Monday in September next, and answer the complainants bill, or it will be taken as confessed by him and it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published in the Westcrrk Sun nnd General Advertiser, i paper printed in Vinccnncs, or the Indiana Ccntincl, four weeks in succession. A Copy Attest, JOHN Mc I NT I RE, Clk. p.cc. June 9th, IS21. 23 4t 70 DOLLARS REWARD. "TL ALKEI) away from the subscri- ? V ber, living -in Logan county, 1 miics south of Russclville, on the 2ith

inst. a negro boy by the name of

decisive

conntrv

blow, and if he can.

at once deliver his There wa a tenon

that Morales, on re-entering Caracras. ordered all the women and children o be put to the sword "I he editor of the 'Curracoa Cottrant" thinks this probable.

considering the sanguinary character of

the man. The patriot armies appear tobestifTicu idiv nun crous and in eood condition

it'

jesse n.ggn.s.

IL..i lieauer&on,

J K M ADington Johnson, Daniel Kirkcndall, James A. xMiiier, 2 Josepii Morrison, U P R r W R.ben R. Owens, John Parker, :iiunaei Pci:y, Naiiian Rawiings, Alayi ?v-.).)id, James iiaw, John W cioi, S iinael Wvle. WILLIAM Vv li.bON, P. M. July 1, lfcji. 'J4-191 Chui'ies J. Hand lietipi'ci fully itijbrms his J viands Uud tint DiiblicJliul lit. Una

$ jfl cuniitwiictd the CjS&K MI K A iVY 1 R O F

On Market :rtei Or .ivetn Meahr. Gzuh Xniiih's Hiort und Air. Join C. Hot land Saddlers Shop. He hopes by the most assiduous attention, and his knowledge and experience in his business, to meiit a shaic oi patronage 'i ose who lavoin him vtiti. iheir custom may depend on having the it vvo k dune in tne neatest anu most Uuiabie inanne r. anted as an apprentice, a lad of res pectan e connexion, ti om 14 to 16 cauot ;gi, appiv as above.

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Land 0'V.r f, ! Jul.- V Chambers lu n-c

OHice an afinhivit of the i

vcenyieS) ti c : in tins -. i I c e i h

ooy uy me name oi Jason, 2?

nineteen years of age, dark complexion, do.vn locjk. soft voice, five feet two or thiee inches high, wore away a dark yarn coat, (perhaps Janes) pale blue pantaloons, half yarn, the rest of his cloathing not known, it is expected that he is making tor t. anada, as he made an attempt two years ago, and was caught near Vincennes the above reward shall be given to any person that will take up said boy and confine him in jail so that I get him again. JAMES ALLEN. April 26, 1821. lG-9t

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cale No 422 date (1 ( cioher 27t!i lfil. for the S. W. qr s c No. 3, T. I, S R 9, W Xo'ict i therefore her. by v;Uen, that in thiee month from this date. I dial! i-stie to J hn Devindall and John

Bolivar's division amounts to about 8000 Chambers a duplicate certificate for the

men; I'rdenata's to mote than Sooo. and ato'ws-nd tract, unless previous to that that of Paez to 300 cavalry and 1500 in- , mc' some ieual obiec.iinnTe mae'e r . . , r.i i . . ... i in ;v i) i n.i i i a-1

ianuv, i uu oi tne latter Dcitjr is h. i 1, i)-ijyii, VR L o

men. i he repuhlican genet als sremingly make great t (Torts to prevent their soldiers from depredating upon or injuring the people. The Orinoco Courier, of the 1 4th of pril contains the intelligence that Li-

Bank of VmeciiV.r. he Statr Bank of Indiana,

July 30'A, r821 "'HE stockholders of said l ank ?rc

hen by notified that an election fo.

tna had fallen into the hands of the p.itri- three Directors to supply the vnenncieots previous to which there had been a occasioned by the resignation of Frrdrrgreat battle, in w hich San Martin defeat- ick Rapp, Dannie vavr , and E Mc Naed t! c rovalists. killing 1000 of them and me, will be holden at he hankinc-hous taking 1600 prisoners among whom was in Vincennes on Saturday the 25th dav count O'Reiley We fear th .t the ac- of August, 1831. count is premature, from a hasty com-I By order of the Board, parison of dates and distances. I V. J. BRADLEY, Ccthr.

I Vaggon Making, HHMIE subscriber having supplied himB self with a quantity of as good Oak timber as our bottoms afford for the purpose of Waggon making, will make or t

icpair w aggon s on as reasonaoie terms

as anv in the country and nlcdpea him.

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seit to doit well. 1 hose who haveany of the above work to do, will call at capt. Dunlin's new building and see the subscriber. DAVID ANDREWS. Vincennes, 14 hJuly, 1821 24-St Estrav Horses. m ti ffir- STRAYED from the subscriber about the 10th ?LsSl&J.. dav ot this inst. three hor

ses ; one a large three years old grey fil

ly, near 16 hand high one a small roan pot bellied mate, about 14 hands hip-h.

w tth a t emai kabie biaze in his fare, a point ot which iuiis into one of his nostiils. a bout 14 hands high, fiv e yeai s old ; they lie all bianded with the letter B upon tl e t ear shouider whoever will givemcnoice wheie cither, or all of the above hordes may be had or will bring them o me. living about 8 miles S. E. from Vin-V cennes, shall revive the thanks, and be reasoaable rewarded bv, S

BENJAMIN BECKES. July 17, 1821. 25-3t Particular Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. Robert Alison, deed, are for 'he last time requested to come forward and discharge the same, as it is absolute, ly necessary that the accounts belonging to the estate should be adjusted. The subscriber is about leav ing town for Kentucky, and the notes and accounts are deposited with F Greater, Esq. where by calln.g soon those indebted will save costs M RY ANN ALISON,. tfrfm:r. mcennes. July 20, 1821. 25-41

To the Infers of Knox. YOL arc !,crly notified that at the H ensuing annual election there is to be elected one Senator, two members to he house of Representatives, one associte Judge, three county Commissioners mil three Directors for the poor house JOHN DECKER Shff. jr. c. " July 21st 1821.

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