Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 47, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 December 1821 — Page 1
;UN & GENERAL ADYEKTTSEK. T Y J IJY ELHIU STOUT. VINCENNES, (IND.) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 182 1. Vol. is. No. 47.
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Land Office Moneif.
Receiver's Office at Vincev.nes 9th September, 1 8 Jo.
?Wl IE Secretary of the Treasury has directed that in addition to Specie a Bills of the Hank of the United States nd Branches, the nots of the following banks be received in payment for Public Landssold in this District, viz : All the incorporated banks in the town of Boston, In the cities of Philadelphia. NewYork and Richmond, (Va ) In the city of Baltimore (except the City bank of Baltimore,) In District of Columbia (except the the Merchants and Franklin Banks of Alexandria,) Zz the following specie pay-fn-r banks in the slate of Indiana, viz: The Farmer's and Mechanic's bank at Madison, h d i a n a . J. C. S. HARRISON,
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other, who commit uave on tlic public 1 1 mis. SllOSK lawless peisons who arcgulity of intruding on lands of the U.
States, and of committing waste on public timber, are hcieby notified, that measures having been taken for a rigid cnforcement of the laws of the United N States in such cases ma -e and provided. they are hereby ordered to desist from such offences forthwith, otherwise they will be prosecuted to the utmost rigor of the law. Given under my hand, and seal at the Citv of Washington, this 11th day of July. 1821. By older : JOSIAH MEIGS x , C)mmisioncr of the (itneral Laud Office.
State of Indiana. M 1
NGTX CIRCUIT COURT,
Ocfber Term. 1821.
rr t ' Cunningham, complainant.
gainst
Hycintht Lasselle. and Caleb Crawford, defendants. IX CHAXCERY. nOHIS day came the complainant, by 11 his council, and Caleb Crawford, one of the defendants not having entered his appearance agreeably to law and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that he is not an inhabitant of this state therefore, on motion of the said complainant, by his council, it is ordered by the court, that unless the said Caleb Crawford docs appear here on or before the first day of the next April term of this court, and answer the complainants bill, the same will be taken as confessed and it is further ordered that a copy of this order be inserted in the Western Sun, at least four weeks in succession. A Copv Test. R. BUNTIN Clk. c.c.x c
State of Indiana.
SNy.IN CIRCUI i COURT, J October Term, 1821. Chfikytownsend, complainant, ygainst William Pitts, and Eliakin Crosby, defendants. AY CHAXCER Y. ON motion of the complainant aforesaid, by John Law, his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant Eliakin C rosby, is not an inhabitant of this state leis ordered by the court that unless the said defendant Eliakin Crosby, do appcavjtere on or before the first day of our'hext-A-pril term, and answer the complainant's bill, the same wid be taken as confessed against him and it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be inserted in the Western Sun, printed in Vincennes, lor four weeks successively. A Copy Test. S COLEMAN, Clk. s.c c. 7 NOTICE. rTryitl ill be sold at the late dwel-
ii ffa6riousc of John Small, deed.
incennes, Ind. ) on Wednesday
ihe 5h day of December 1821, a pan ol
aayt deceased property, consisting ot Cattle, Hoggs, Household furniture, a complete set of Gun-smiths tools and a considerable quantity of oid Lumber such as Brass, Iron, See. There will also be sold on Tuesday the 1 1 th dv of same month at the ? ills of said deceased on the L'Embarrass, in Illinois, a considerable quantity of property belonging to said estate, viz; Cattle, Hoggs, and Oxen, together with household and Kitchen furniture, and a complete set of Black smiths tools, and some sugar Kiitles. The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. The terms made known on the day of sale. N. B. All those having accounts a-
gainst said estate are requesicd to present them properly authenticated for settlement by the 1 5th March, 1821. .MARY SMALL.cuW.r. 42-G.w. W. M. SMALL, admatr.
FOIL SALE
R stills, worms and copper
crs, hoop Iron, 'wnich i will
scil clcap lor cash or approved credit
If ajmcd for soon, all the steam tubs and appiratUa lor 3 or 4 Distiiieves may be had, and put in complete opperation, byone of the best workmen in the state. 1 hose wishing to cmbaik in that business will do well to call soon W. MALLETT. Palestine. Crawford county, state of Illinois 42. 6v.
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From the Council muffs. been erected at thp ahnvr nn;i t!m
General Atkinson and major pa-st summer, whidi will enafi'c O'Fallon, (Indian agents) arrived the troops to manufacture their in this place on Sunday last from own bread stuffs, and relieve them. Council Bluffs. The latter gen- from the fatigues of sawing plank tleman brought down with him a &c. by hand St Louis'Enq. deputation, consisting of chiefs & -head men of seven bands of the Squally Spain by the last acMissouri Indians. The Grand counts from Europe mavbesaid Pawnees, Pawnee Loups, Paw- t0 represent the "Macbeth calnee Republics, O'Mahas, Ottos, droun, the feinds are about pei forMissouris, and Kansas, amount min their unhallowed ineantati-
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All Ail V 1 1 V A W EI IIVt Vl.t tination AVashington City We learn that the various tribes of Indians inhabiting the country
" DomV.c, double, toil and trouble, Fire burn and caldrcun bubble ; For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell bioth, boil and bubble."
on the Missouri, as high up as the Ferdinand's crown appears to be
Great Bend, where our trade has worth about as much as it will been carried by the enterprise of sell for at public auction. The the fur companies remain friend constitution of P pain, is decidedly ly toward the whites. The Ara- republican. Now. it is a gross caras some 200 miles above, still misnomer, to denominate it a moevince a disposition to be trouble- narchy u What seems its brad some, which nothing but the the likeness of a kingly crown show ol an armed force can quiet, has on." Ii is in vain to'dismiisc omc hostility occured the at the fact, no monarchy can -ist summer between the O'Maba na- under a constitution similar to tion and the tribes of the Sioux, that of Spain the Cortes ran at the Tetons and Ogelalas. It ap- any moment, according to the expears, that, whilst each party was press terms of that instn.mtnt, traversing the plains in pursuit of change the c!ynast.and that even buffalo, they pitched their camps without assigning a cause for so near each other, and. as a good doing Can tlns.be called an heunderstanding did not exist be- reditary government no, it is a tween them, some efforts to con- republic sickened over with monciliate and heal the breach were archy. Our constitution, is to made bv tne O'Mahas. and acre- the full, as monarchical as that of ded to by the Sioux Each visi- Spain. Our president is allowed ted the ramp of the, oilier, when four years to continue in office: the usual ceremony of smoking ; hut Ferdinand only holds the and feasting, mingled with assur-1 crown, a mere tenant at the will ances of peace on both sides ensu- j of the Cortes They have a coned The O'Mahas gave an cxN j Gtitutional right to wait upon this change of most of their arms to ! puny sovereign, and without any the Siox for horses; hut, whilst ceremony to tell him to his face this interchange of traffic, and ci j sire, the cortes have determinvilities was in operation, some of j cd that you shall put that crown the young men of the Sioux, (ev- ;and sceptre comfortably upon the er faithless, as is their general char-J shelf, and walkabout your busi ae.tcr) employed themselves in !,ness yes, walk, walk. walk, and stealing the O'Mahas herses. I we wish you a verv good morn. The O'Mal uts resented the out-j nig. o wonder A lexander made
rage, cc a battle ensued, in which j such forlorn faces, when he saw
t he v were driven oiVthc field, with
the loss of I:; warriors. The Siox lost 0 or S men It is believed that all the disquiet, as well as the frequent petty warfare made by one tribe upon another, among the remote Indians, would be silenced by the show of an armed f orce on the parts of the. ?iIissouri they respectively inhabit, and it wotdd open to our traders a road to the richest fur region in the world. Views to this effect arc contemplated by the government, and will, no doubt, be speedily accomplished. Ample means are in the hands of the military at Council Bluffs for the completion ot the object, without incurring any cxpcn&e to government h oj;U what maybe nceearv for i Gaining the garrison at t::-i- j :. the expenses of which aic liany In com ing lighter, and the progress of the troops in cultivating bread stuffs, are rearing stock, warrants the belief that they will shortly be less
than it any interior post
such a constitution brought about
by the intervention of the army, lie has a gigantic military foivc himself, and he was apprehensive that some ambitious chief might follow the Spanish precedent, and say to his majesty, the emperor of all the Uussias walk- ves. walk, walk, warlk. Morn. Ci ron. With regard to the KuVian mo narch, who has been, always politically speaking, fond of Tm key, whether he proposes to have one for his Christmas dinner c arc not infoi med Our own opinion is, that his majesty is -only whetting his knife preparatory to his carving one in the most dextrous manner, and helpij.g both himself and his friend the Empeior of Germany, who sits acio-s fhr table, to a good comfortable s ice. Ibd From the Xaltonal ntclline u er. Extracts from a letter to ti e I editors dated Pensacola, Io ember 4. 1821.
I find from the newspapers
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ir.epiescnt crop at me mus j tjiat the affair of Callava make promises a very abundant harvest mure lUtbC than j eXJCCtc(. u 1,. - more t lan 15.000 bushels ol j mav be in pai t owing to the want coi n will be stored besides the j Gf matter of any interest whereproduct of forty acres of land cul i syUl to entertain their readers
m ated in potatoes, anU toe irints ; ontc of the pa?ers go on the sup-
kitchen gardens. A grist and saw mill, equal to any west of the Alleghany, has
position that Callava continued
here as a public agent, which is not the fact He was appointed by the captain general to fcurrend-