Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 April 1822 — Page 1

HTISER, BY KLI1IU STOUT. V1NCENNES, (IND.) SATUKDAY, APRIL 6, 1823. Vol 13. No. to

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7772 WESTERN SUN j.vi .i ENERAE A D V E R TItiE ?, IS published every &AfunnA) at TWO DOLLARS per annum, if par -a advance, or TWO DOLLARS & I-'lL

Important Message. The following highly interesting and

important message from the president recommending u tecognition A .Sou h American Independence, vrhl be icad with p.t aauie by evry friend of Liberty and independence, in every part ot the giube. It may be said by some, that it is rather latc We think not ; thedelav has ix en

First Regt. lndia Militia. rptlL R. mental anulFutallion pa

U radejsw the vcar 1 8 J 2 , will be as

follows :

Ratallion parade on Saturday the 20lh

TV CENTS at the end of the year, fo. April which a note will be required. Regimental drill on Friday and SaturNo subscription can be withdrawn un- ' day the 2d and 3d August. til all arrearages are paid. : Regimental rnukter on Saturday the Ad v er ft s em en fs conspicuously in- 5th of October.

Gcrted on the usual tetms. The roll will be called on each of those prudent, ana has enabled u to satisfy the Advertising customers 'ill note on days, precisely at nine o'clock, A M and cabinets of Europe, that wishing eveiy their advertisements the number of umos it is confidently expected that theofiicers success to the Pitriot cause, we nave not hrr vidi tliP.in iniirl rd I liner Qpnt and cnldiorc will niinpap prminnrrl lurnr. Clltailtzlcd OUl'aClVCS ill the Contest hut

ding to law. navc permuted tne uomemc cmairel to The court of assessment will be held ! be sealed by the relative power ot the at the quarters of Maj. Christian Gtea- conflicting parties, maintaining strictly

ter, on the first Monday in M'ptember, at , our neuiiaiuy. i he continent ot An.e-

ten o'clock, A. M and the court of ap- ; ' ca may now nc consumed as sovereign

peals at the same place, and hout, on the ! ana independent, ana capable ot sustain

first Monday in December. By order of John Myers, Col. 1st Retrt Ind. Militia. JOHN Mc -IFFIN Jdjt.

w ithout such directions, will be continued til forbid, Sc must be tiaid for accordingly

I.. INI). OFFICE MONET, RECEIVABLE AT TER RE HAUTE. Specie, Bank of the U. States and branches, Incorporated Banks of Boston, (Mass.) New York Bank, in New-York,

Manhattan Company, do. Mechanic's Bank, do. Merchants' do Union, do.

Bank of America, do.

Bank of Pennsy lvania, Philadelphia.

Do ol North America, do. Do. of Philadelphia. do. Farmer's k Mechanic's Bank, Mcchacic's Bank of city Sc county, Commercial bank of Penn. do. Schuylkill bank, do. Bank of Notthern Liberties, do Union bank of Raltimore, Baltimore, Mechanic's bank, do. Merchants do. Franklin do. of Baltimore, do. CommercM St farmers bank do. Farmers' Sc Mechanic s do. Bank of Maryland, do. Do. of Baltimore, do.

Bank of Columbia, Uis. of Columbia. Union bank of Georgetown, do. Farmers Se Mechanic's bank, do. Patriotic bank of Washington, do.

Bank of Washington, do. Do. of Metropolis, do. Union bank of Alexandria, do. Bank of Alexandria, do Do. of Potomac, do.

Farmer's bank of Washington, do.

Farmer's &. Mechanic's bank of Indiana,

(Madison. Ind.)

Except Notes of a less denomination than Five Dollars A WHl l'LOCK, r. p m. (cORRF.rTKD WKF.KLY.) Tcrre-Hnutc, 8th Sept. 1820. 39-tf

Land Office Money.

Receiver's Office at lrincennes 9th Setitrmber, 1820.

III? srrrrr:rv of the treasury has

directed that in addition to specie

& Bills of the Bankot the united aiaies

und Branches, the noUs ot the toliowlliv lilt. L-v ho received in navmcnt for

lit' 'Hitll w w " - I J

cer, Jfid

LOOK HE HE.

counts in my hands due the

i'ors of the National Iutelligcn-

lana Herald, Niles' Weekly Re

grocer, Kentucky uazeite, Philadelphia

Iniblic Sale Report National Register, Port Folio Indiana Gazette, Indiana l xai winer, and Western C ourier, will be placed in the hands of Fiedcrick Graeter, Esq for immediate collection, on the first day of April next G R. C. SULLIVAN, Pist Master, Vincennts March 2d, 1822.

NOTICE.

iven thai in consequence of

serre having withdrawn

from the iute firm of La Serre, (I rut k La SerrcTthc concerns of that partnership will in future be conducted by Benjamin Grot & Octs. La Serre, the remaining partners, under the firm of GrtttSc La Serre. CHARLES LA SI-RRE. BEN J fl GRUT, OC ! s LA SERRE. Albion, III. Feb. 4, 1822.

? NOTICK. DCQierotfy forewarn all

Ulli UiUt)'1 Tcntintr ot Georirc Reed v.

persons from

auy part uf the land whicl L John Reedy, senr cl now live on, until all the dis putes or contracts are sen led between us. JO IN REEDY, sr. nr. Sullivan county, March 16, 822.

Lmt v evnjtcmesoj lianas purcnaff sal from the United States. wTJUBLlC notice is hereby given, that yf three weeks after date, application

will be made to the Registei of the Land Office at Vinccnncs. tfor the renewal of

Public Landssold in this District, viz : tircc Certificates in tfle name of Daniel

All the incorporated banks in the town ). Walters Stcnhen Lillers and James

of Roston, I Seamon, tor the north west quarter of

In the cities ot rnuaucipnia. cw. Section o 20, in Township No. three York and Richmond, (Va ) ' sou'h, of Range No. ten west ; the north In the city of B vltimore (except the eost quarter of section No. 19, in TownCitv bank of Baltimoic,) I ship so. three south, of Ranc No. ten In District of Columbia (except the wes! . amj f,,r Fraction No. I3,in Townthe Merchants and Franklin Banks of n,p Xo. two sou ' of Range No. thirAlexandria,) k the following specie pay- teen xvcst in the District of Vincetmcs, ini: banks in the state of Indiana, v iz tie originals having been lost bv mail.

The Farmer's and Mechanic's bank at Madison, Indiana. J. C. S. HARRISON,

inir its freedom against the world

National Advocate.

iW N ff (C II ALES R BR 'A U KINNEY, ic

BRO V N k AMORY

in conjunction in he

PractiCi of Im-v --they houl tt.eir otiiees 'in Washington in Davics county, and in Hindustan, in Martin conn y. Tlu-y will at end to professional business in the fit si and fourth Judicial Circuits of the stale, aul in the Supreme and Federal courts In the absence of Mr. Brown the eitizc.s of Davies county will call on Mr v:.. ...... ii.lwi ,ill in nil r-ii!'i :i I tfl if I t hl!-

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ii u'h ot tne stale in outrun.

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applicition will be made to Mr Brown, i Itirishcd with forage, and attentive aAi .ii himinrss. I Careful ostlers

husmess

CM ULES R BROWN,

AMORY KINNEY. Washington, Dec. 27, 1821 52-tf trpAll communication on business, bv mail, must come clear of pot v: BROWN k KINNEY

N OT I ( E .

vyjIHK subscriber will re A store, notes of the Su a

i:r v in pavment of Debts, or for good at a discount of 50 pr cent RICH. l'N4)N

ccivc at his

am Mill com

'incrnncs,

Feb. 261822. 5 8v

To the House of Refir'sentaiives of the United Xta'rs. In transmitting to the houxc of representatives the documents called for by the resolution of the house o the 30th of January, I consider it my duty to invite the attention of congress to a very important subject, and to communicate the sentiments of the executive n it, that, should congress entertain similar sentiments, there should be such en-operation between the two departments of eminent, as their respective rights and duties may equit e The revolutionary movement, in the Spanish provinces in this hemisphere, attracted the attention, and excited the mpathy of our fellow citiz ns irom its commencement I his lei ing was natural and honorable to them from causes which need not be communicated to y ou. it has been gratifying to all to see the gimtai acquiescence which has been manifested, in the policy wi ich the constituted authorities have deemed it proper to pursue, in regard to thi. contest. As soon as the uiovetnent a sumed such a steady and consistant form as to make the success of the provinces probable, the tights to which they were entitled by the law of nations, as equal parties to a civil war, vere extended to them. Each patty was

permitted to enter our ports with iw pubic and private ships, an to take from them every article which was the subject of commerce with other nations Our citizens also have carried on commerce with both pat ties, and the government has protected it, with each, in articles not contraband of war Thiough the whole of this contest, the United States hac re maincd neutral and have fuifi led with the utmost impartiality, all the obiigati ons incident to that character. The contest has now reached st)fch a stage, and been attended with such decisive success on the part of the provinces, that it merits the most profound consideration, whether their right to the rank of independent nations with all the advantages incident to it in their intercourse with the United States, is not complete. Buenos Ayres assumed that rank by a formal declaration in 1816 and has enjoyed it since 1810, free fr-m invasion by the paient cwuntry The pro-inces composing the Republic of Columbia, after having separatcy declared their independence were united b a fundamental iaw of the 7th of December, 1819 A strong Spanish force occupied at that time certain parts of the territory within their limits, and waged a destructive war That force has since been repeatedly defeated, and the whole of it either made prisoners or destroyed, or expelled from the country, with the exception of an inconsiderable portion only, which is blockaded in two fortresses The piovinccs on the Pacific have likewise been vrty successful Chili declared indeper-.denct in 1818. and has since enjoyed it undisturbed; Sc of late, by the assistance of Chili and Bu-mos Ayres. the levolu'ion has extended to Peru Of the movement in Mexico our information is less authentic; but it is, nevertheless, distinctly understood, that the new government has declared its independence, and that there is now no

c'rii w V opposition to it there, nor a force to make o I III IV. anVi pol thc last three year- the trovctn-

a'ut d iv night last out of thc sta- mcnt of Sn rin has not sent a ssinirlc corns

of H. Lasselle, twoptent spring of troops to anv part nf that country, nor

J vjmiihu ue kkih, vim ;i is mere anv reason to ueiu ve v win send

any in future. Thus it is matWcst that all those provinces are not only m the full enjovment of their independence, but, considerinir the state of the war, and othcr circumstances that there is rot the most remote prospect of their being deprived of it. When the result of such a contest is

STEPHEN March 26. IS22.

WALKERS. 9-9w

Q KAGLK TAVEKN.

p- THE subscriber has taken thc

tavein stand, sign of the SP E.ID EAGLE.

e. main road from Louisville to Lex

ington, about nineteen miles from the former place; where his exertions will be ued to rtnder condVi table, all those who may honor him with their company. I t aveUet s may depend on being accom-

1 modated as well as the country will af- : ford. His STAR EE is large, closeand

convenient, ano will, at all tunes, be vil

THOMPSON TAYLOR. March 16, 1822 9-3v

Saddles

leopard skin housin 5 a buffalo cw-T with plated stirrup irons the otlieXa quilted calfskin seat, and leopatd houVin, and plated stirs ub irons TEN dollars reward will be giving for thc Saddles and thief, or five dollars for cither 11. LASSELLE Match : 1122. r-tf

munifestl settled, the new govtmnu j ,; have a claim 10 recognition bv ot ei ers, w.iicu ougnt nn to oc ivs;.teii t vil wars too of en exci e feeing-, Uv i the parties cannot control. Ftic o . i cntcn imed bv u her power, as t. ti.e -c-sult, in iy asMj .cti.ose li elin,-.. a, i pr.,inoic an accj ii tnuliiion between ti-.e,., usetui nd honoraide to bo h. T:,. -ie: v widen ha-i bet n obfred in in ikin.; a rcision on hi s imp i ta-.t -ubjt -t, .v i i, ,t lt presumed. ae afTo ded an u . tiu caf pioofto Spam, as it must ij,iv o other pweis, ot the high te;ieit n.i; rtained by t.e Cniteei ta'esf'-, h and ot tneir Uetermin auon t t to fere with them. he po MK sb i c r to this hemisphere a out i i.i S o Jr have succe sively ds mri: :'i n .t countiy acquired i's inch p i a i ( i , ed thei recognition, by an.p' 'i 'o i :i not to bv contested, ane wt ch tl m ' gave them a just title to it. ; v t . c ol ititerest this government bvs i: bly disclaiine all pictension, hi ii : solved to t keno pari in the coi.trov . , or other nie:suies in regard to iv h'.c:i should not merit the sioieiion f ti e iii!ired world. I o other c aiirs a jut s, sibiiity has been alwavs fei, and fi n 'v acknowicdgtd but thev, it. thin s , could nev i r bt con e an ecua" c se of action 1 v.s ii.cunb n' n this jm v. ernmttit to look ti - vim innrrj, ; t t and cit nn sta ce,on wl ict a soni-. . t -ion could be loin en"; wJ-ich !as Uin done. W hen we n raid, then, the gre -t lengifi of tim-, which thi war h:- t . u p'ostcuteil ; tlx complete ucc es w v h h.is attended it, in favor of th pfoiic s; the prescn' condition of the paiti a J the uttc r in ehiiitv of S;. ii to produr any change in it we are Cfn.pt Ucd t. i ,-n eiude tl.a' its l.ie is settled, aid that r' c provinces which have d ca- d lh n i. epenr1enc . and a?e in tlv enjoyment ot it ougi- to hf ttcognized Of thc views of the Spanish t"vrn ; ment on this subject, no paiticnlar informa ion has been 'ecently rceived It may te presumed that the sue cssfn: p;ogttss of the revolution, through such a long series of years doing strength and extending annually in every directn n S: . embracing by the late important events, with little exceptions, all the dominion of Spain, south of the United States. nn ihis continent; placing, thereby, the complete soveteignty over the whole in thi hands of the people, will reconcile the paient . countiy to accommoda,i"o with them, i,n , the basis of their unqualified indepei d- ; ence- Nor ha any authentic infoi mation been iccently received of the disposition of other powers respecting it A sii ceie

I desire has been chemed to act in concert

with them in the ptopod recognition of wldch several were some time past duly appiized, but ir was understood that they we te not prepared for it. l he imn.ensc Npace between those powers, even thoso which border on the Atlantic, and tu-se province, makes the movement an affair of iess interest and excitement to them, than to us. It is pro!) able, therefore, that they have been Ics. attentive to its piogress than we have been It may be piesumed, however, that the late events will dispel all doubt of the result In proposing this measure, it is not con tcmplated to change thereby in t he test manner, our friendly relations uith either of the parties, but to obsrrve, in all respects, as herctofoic, shouid the w i he continued, the most peileet ntutr:dit between them Of this friendly disposition an assurance wiil be given to the gf vetnmetit of Spain, to whom, it is presumed, it will be, as it outfit to be. satisfactoi y. Tlte measuie is pioposed, under a thorough conviction that it is in vtrict acc td with the law o nations ; that it is p si 5 right as to the parties and that thi United States owe it to their station and character in the world, as well as their ssential interest to a opt it. Should cntn-ir concur in the vi vv herein presented they will doubtless sec t he ptnptiety of making tin ih ccs-arv appropriations fri earning it into effect JAMF MONRuE. Washington, Mat ch 8. 1822 Late from England. nfw york, March 11. The ship Rober: Edwards, anived hero yesterday ftom London and Plymouth Capt Sherburne has obligingh furnished thc editors of the Mercantile Advertiser with a paper of thc latter place of the 24th. and London papers to the evening of the 22d J-tnuary The litest V ,,s dates are Jan 2th, which are btiJl full! contiadicuwi wrJx