Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 38, Vincennes, Knox County, 20 October 1821 — Page 3
THE WESTERN SUN
VIWCMAWKS, octobkh 20, ib2l. Extract of a letter from d genUcman in Gibson county, " I really tremble at the deplorable catastropes which may ensue in this state, from private, sinister, St ambitious views, as much as from political ignorance and imposture public opinion however, is omnipotent, and i hope, su on a late oc
casion here, It may always be guided in the right path. A meeting of the citizens of Gibson county was called during
the'4dtc Circuit coutt, in Princeton this meeting was addressed by Mr. Daniel,
Senator ol this District. He submitted
next letter will probably announce to pie of said State) vou the arrival of the cmoeror Alexan- blc without defalcation
0 - t der,at the head quarters of the army at the Pruth. We are aastlred that he it expected every day, and that alter a review of the army, it will move forward.
After having reviewed the army ol the
- dollars, ;paya? at their Branch
Bank at Palmyra, for value receivedWitness out hands and seals this r
day of
EDWARD H. PIPER.
wrat avaomhlerl in the enviions of YV ilna.
the emntrnr will renair to the armies of IV ILL be sold on Friday the 9th day cf
- . i i rf '. 1 . ttittjtn I
rrnrai rrrmn im. nun i iiiiiu i nii'kii
BO HOUGH TAX. ,L be sold on Friday the 9il
November next, at the court house in
gcuciu icimuiuu, .u vwui.v " viiicenncs, the following lots and pans of stein, whose effective force is estimated . lots lving in tne Borough of vincer.ncs, for at 190,000 men, with a large train of ar-, Bcroug;i Tax, or so much thereof as w-ll
The number of disposable Rus pay the tax and costs due thereon, unless they ps completely equipped, is cal-1 arc sooner paid. Sale to begin at tcno'clock,
three propositions, & asked if they would asume the chief command "
. ii . i f i i . i i
iiuery
sian troops
ciliated at 300.000 men: the advance mii the morning.
guard alone is 80,000 strong It is stat- Owner Ahmet. edthat general Sackcn has received or-: James Andrews,
ders to go to the frontiers, where he will t vra", i t 1
instruct him to advocate laws in conform
ity thereto at the ensuing session of our legislature. The first, was approving the establishment of a loan office, similar it is presumed to that which is now ?tiinincr some of our sister states the
grcond, to extend the replevyn law the third, was to sell or lease the Seminary land Mr. Robb followed Mr. Daniel, and although he thought proper to apologise, inasmuch as he had heard nothing
of the meeting until that morning, yet he soke to the subject matter with much knowledge and ability he disapproved of the two first propositions for reasons which he brought home to the understanding of almost every man who heard him; in the third proposition that is. to sell or lease the seminary land, he acquiesced ; and on putting the question, nine
tenths of the multitude thought precise ly as he did. f. "Thus, happily the people who have already suffered so severely by paper trash, and laws tending only to encrease evil and encourage fraud, begin to think correctly, and depend upon it, will not a-
gain slide back. Thus it is certain that nothing but the want of correct information rendeis the people liable to imposition let them have light, and they will
always make the interest of the few, har-
. . .u .u- r i ii
LUUlUSe Willi U1U Ul UlC I114U).
IMPORTANT. -Extract of a letter from a very respectable American, dated St. Jago, Chili, the 28th Niay. " Sir Thomas Hardy is at high vari
ance with the Chilian government, in consequence of one of the marine com wanders having, off Callao, pressed many British seamen out of merchantmen, and also on account of the declared blockade by lord Cochrane of the whole coast of Peru, without a competent foice to blockade ten leagues of it. When Sir Thomas was informed of these acts, he imTGdiately kft Valparaiso, and went in search of lord Cechrancts squadron which had left Callao before he reached thete, for some unknown destination It is believed Sir Thomas will not suffer the blockade to continue any longer, even of Lima, and that he will convoy British merchantmen to and from that port in which event, it is expected that captain Ridgely. of the Contestation, will also give protection to our merchantmen ' Many think that an independent government will be formed at Lima, free from Spain or I hili. An American ship called the Charles Amburger, capt. Haslet, is supposed to have evaded the blockading squadron, and reached Lima.
Extracts from thr Monitcur.
. Lintz, August 3. During several days past there has been much talk of a new Congress, which
uissaia wm meet at Vienna or Petersburg in the month of September, (the present month) solely to deliberate upon a final settlement of the affairs of l urkey. The ministers of the five great powers will take a part. It is thought the Porte will be invited to send a minister. It is affirmed that our cabinet has received a communication of the important declaration which has been transmitted by the Russian court to the Porte, and that its tenor is such s migh. be expected from the magnaT:imit of the emperor Alexander, .This monarch merely requires the execution of the treaties of 1774. '792, and 1812. There is no allusion in the declaration to any hostile intention, but it insists that the future condition of the Greeks si.ail be irrevocably fixed and that thev shall be guarantied against those persecutions to which they have hitherto been subjected. It was on the 12th Ju;y that the Porte received this declaration We
shall soon know whether the result be i H-Vs rf Joseph Dubois, half of
Willi" Fellows, in Harrison's addition
From the Plouphboy. ' same
TO PRFSKRTE APPLFS IN WINTER. fTenvv F.iUr.n
Gather them about noon, in i t latter s:iv.e
part of September or beginning of Octo- sumo.
ber, spread them in a clumber or garret, Grot re Hussev, where they may remain till about tne last PV.dlry, in
Heirs of Lawrance Bazadone
same, same,
same, same, same, half of Elisha Boudinot,
same, same, same, same, Harrison.'s addition, same, same, Isaac Blackford, half of same, Heirs of Pierres Cornia, same, - same, - tame, a me, same, same, same, same, part of same, Seminary lot Thomas Coulter, same, part of Heirs of Cadspy, . Heirs of Tousaint Dubois, same, Asame, . same, ; same.
rs of Dushain, one third of
131 ' 373 173 86 100 103 73 174 390 39: 40. 4,0 KO 387 51 89
5
peace or war.
may
of November. Then remove t?em into casks or boxes it. the cellar. With this management you may keep them to the last of May, so weli that not oi e in fifty will rot.
Harrison's addition,
A. S CAMPBELL & Co. HAVE just received, and t ow opened and for sale in the house form-erlv-pccunied by Wm E Bivndinir.
o - A Gi NKRAL ASOUTMPNT OF rij Goods arid Groceries, AMONG WHICH ARE
CLOTHS & S VT1NKTTS, CALL1COES. assorted BOMBASETTS. assorted Cotton SHIRTING & HEETIXG, Cotton PLAD & STRIPES YELLOW SA x AJAJ Steam Loom SHIRTING IRISH LINN F.N A G'virral assortment of QUEEX WAU R DRAWING KNIVES & X CUT SAWS NAILS, assorted IRON and CASTINGS TEA, COFFEE, & SV'GAU POWDER 5c LEAD CANDLES FE1) CORDS 5c PLOW LINES
And a ery general assortment of Ladies,
Gentle mi ens and Childrens SHOES & P.OOTS
SALT, WHISKEY, FLOUR, bv the barrel LOGWOOD, FEATHERS '
And a number o other articles, all of
iho Krapack Mountains, runs through ow ior casn or ;ices Moldavia, and, flowing in nearly a south- j wax ci y direction, discharges its waters into i 37"4t VinccnncsOct 20, 1221. the r'ner Danube. Moldavia is the most I " '
northerly of the provinces of Turkey in J Europe, and on the confines of Russia and 1 Poland. Its principal towns are Chocism, ;
on the river Nicstcr. and Jassey, situated between the Pruth.and dne of its branches. ' The lord chamberlain of England has issued orders directing the court's going into mourning on the 15th ult in conse
quence m the death of the queen.
Items of Foreign Intelligence, i the X Vcr.( Cn:n. Adv. Sefu. 23.
We h kve gleaned a fvw ad lition il items
of fvHcigM intelligence this evening. it is stated, says the lioston Patriot, that tae Russians are on one, and the Tiu'ks on the other bank of ihe river Pruth. This river rises in a branch of
Them :s Jones,
same, same, same, same, same.
Heirs of William Jcr.?s,
sime, amc, same, sime, same, same, snrne,
One undivided V. of ncs : Smith.
Heirs of Jose p Mnl!ft.
W. Mr Tritosh. Ptrt-ntfr.r t'np TrncP
of his estate,
S3IT1C,
12 136 141 142 135 47 54 18 80 81 9 24 34 25 35 132 ur 176 1
8
11 3 6 SI 1T4 19 82 87 397 30 386 42 en F5 04 222 SO 359 34
vitN.
samr, S'ime, snme, snme, snipe, same,
TATE BANK NOTICE.
FTTVIE board of Diiectors of the Branc'.i
1L ank will meet in Palmyra, on M .ifcay the 12thdayof Vovcmber next, for e purpose of receivinp; applications
to Loans, irom such ot the nti7.en nf
I ward, Wayne Lawrence. Crawford,
and ' 'lark counties, as mav annlv
Applicants will be required to" govern themselves bv the rule nF zc lUni. no
(icn Pepe, who commanded the Nca-! published in the Western Sun, at Vin-
ccnues, on the 18th of August last.
By or.'cr of the Board of Hirectors, EDWARD H.PiPER,P,e,r. Palmyra, Aug. 23, 1821.
sr. me, same, snme, s-mie, same, Benjamin Oiny, same, nine, same.
John C. Rcily, sime, " . Hnhnrt Sturgus, Harrison's addition, Smi'th, (a man of coor) part of Daniel Sullivan, a part of same, sime. Heirs of Solomon Thorn, a part of John Teeples, same, same, Wasson 5; Sayre, Harrison's addition nif, same, Charles Whight, s.mir, same.
-Vo?i-Re.vdr??ts Lots.
385 218 167 o 7 5 1? 10 136 142 141 33 321 151 198 20 23 20 109 193 322 317 124 356 357 ones 13 14 270 103 175
1 ennKylVania State Lottery. SVCOSD CLASv G. W VA! rK, Afatiogcr. To be dra.vn ir. a fexo wr c HIGHL I PI?!ZE, 15,000 Dollars.
1 I 1 3 5 10 U 50CO
Prize ot
5 O 0 2.fOO 500 1C0 6
15,080 Ticketb Pr'zen all floating and to be drawn in Jijlee duyt ,
will
TICKETS,
$6, and tiares in .r-.pr.r ion ; but
thurtlu advance io g7, . V FOR SALE AT y G. &$ K WAlt ES' 7V? Fortunate Office, , S. V. corntr of thehnut if Third Street Who have purchased the whrweof he
above splendid scheme, and who sold mid instantly paid all the Prizes ih ths First Class of the above Lottery, Sc who have sold and paid Prizes amounting to
Six Millions of Dollars All Piizcs in the above Lotter) paid in Gold, as soon as demanded. Orders, inclosing the cash, (post: paid) wiii be promptly attended to. Tickets in the Cyclopaedia Lottery, now drawing, for sale at gi4 as above. 4 . . 38 Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1821. '
Administrator's Sale. WILL be exposed to public sale on Monday the 29th instant at th dwelling house of the late deed. James C. SniirJ, HOUSES. CATTLE, JFAl SEY WAGGOX If HARXESS, &c. the propnty of tlx said deceased. All sums of 23 and under, cash must be psid down those above tht sum, a credit of three months will be given, upon cxeru tin bo;.ii with appr oved sec urity she aring interest t.nm the day ot iair will commence at 9 V-ck. A. .. G V. iOHNSTON, Adn tr. LDUIS A S IHL. Admtttx-. Vinctunes, Oct 18 182 1 5S
ShiM-ifl'-s Sulcs. virtue ot an c.vuui:(!n to rrf di-
n Y
K'u.x Ci'CiiUi'Ui:, I ; i e.p; se to pub'ic- sale on the fitstd?.y of X..vn-ber rct, at the court hoiue in Vircenne, a h'.ust' ?i;d l.nif cf lot No. 124, lvii f and
ivitjgintue Ivjrough of Vmccnnes, lor the time of seven years, as the prop rtjr of Nancy Thoin, Ext.cutrix of the Lst will and testament ol Sohmrn Tiorn, de ce?.sed. to satisfy Letty Thorn. JOHN DLCKER,sMr k c. October 20, 1821. 38
Y virtue of an exerr.tion to me di- . .1 f . .1.. .,... rr r
y icucd iioiu uic vieiK s otn e oi
the Knox Circuit court, I tviil expose to public sale on the first day of November next, at the court houte in Vincennes, a lot or certain parcel of land situate, l)inj and being in lianisons addition to the town of Vincennes, and known :-.nd designated on the plat of the same, bv No 290, whereon is erected a dwelling house, for the time of seven years, as the pronert7 of Sand Pai r, at the suit of Wm Buttch. JOHV DECKER, shfT. c October 20, 1821
Nos. 50. 204,
-noUtan revolutionary army, has anived at
jalmouth from Lisbon. London, August 19. The Paris papers of the 14th and 1 5th inst are receivv ed The intelligence respecting Russia nd Turkey maintains its usual character of a mixture of the warlike and pacific. parts August 14.
AS some of the papers above referred to may be misplaced, and as applicants
I generally apply for sums not exceeding
245, ?Q7
.--ii v- 1,
,1) ), 4 Its 454, 479, 411.
30, 360, 421, 455, 493,
Sheriff's Sale.
5 Y virtue of two wiits of execution
to me directed, I have st izco and
taken the following property which I shall expose to public sale on the day.
on oil oj: I time and place specified, viz: 14 hoes -11, .,'. .1.1 T-. . .
pi5, ai me nouse ot ltonert
.o
o
451t 494,
495,
4.6, 457, 500,
-.o 441, 459, 501,
296,
with their
JAMES NAHB, Kcrough Collector. October 20, iroi. CS
n
To Benjamin Olnei, TAKE NO'i I.' E,
fIIxVT I have this d - y deposited in
8 the hands of the Cnuntv Treasurer
of Knox county, the sum of S41 ST k
cents, in specie, being the amount of tax
Tf T
531, 335, narnson, in lcrre riautc, on the 31st S47, 34S, inst. at 2 oclock, P. M. taken as the pro394. 395, perty of Benjamin Porter, at the suit of 44, 443, i William Murphy. 502 "7 nC nia, C & COlt ne m"lIch COW J j and a barn full of wheat in the sheaf. sup-
I posed to be 7 or 800 bushels, at the time and place above mentioned ond th: following property at the Inn of Otis Jones
m Honey (reek piairaic, on the 3d t'ay" of Nov inbt r .z. ?t 2 o'clcck, P M.
tiz one stack of v. 'i a', cii' n i'cbro ., one 2 year- old heifer, tw calves. at!ir.ibcr of hos, and thr. X rrd ti'!c of F'ecif Nothrup h, tot'-t iand wl ic
on my lo's Nos. 58. 62. T7, 74. 99 100, j
ceding) 103, 1 6 113, 126, 117, U0, 142, 145,
Extract of a letter icceived at Her-' one hundred dollars, I will here Rive the 'and 152, in the Donation Knox
coutitv
manstadt. u It we may juu$e lrom the torm ot the note or notes required. ; for the year 182(, Sc the premium thereextraordinary movements of troops, and " Twelve months afterdate, we. jo'nt- on,' agreeably to law ; haYunr been pvirthe uninterrupted conveyance of materi- ly and severally, promise to pay the Pre- chased by you on the '4th of Nov 1820. als of ail kinds, the commencement of ident and Directors of the State Bank of JAMES AlH'OTT. hostilities cannot bo very remote. My Illinois, or order, (for tho u?o of the pes-j Knox county,I. 0L li, 1121.
on be do'a live s a d r.rcur ics, tak-T. a
tlie property of aid Nrthfin tnd Sic.
nhen Cnnp' e!l .to af)My in favor of Thf -mas f'ia k. TH. II CT.AHKi: Octo!)er 12. 182 I.
M5 exeri?ion o Shff v c. 3 b 2
A few coppirs of the CONS i ITCTIOT of Indiana, hr sale at the bun oiHce. -