Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 June 1822 — Page 2
hiva from Liverpool. V?z have been j executions were constantly laluftg place, fie President of - tfiC ftufat
fiv.n-cd bv Ir. Tonl'iiT with London without any apparent effect to keep
mners to Annl 6. 1 heir contents be- I down the amount ot disorders.
r i . .. . , . 1 r , ? i nu:
Pin to assume more interest ana impor-1 An extract oi a ieur rcccivcu ai i m-
tancc than those brought by lormer and I ladelphiaj by the brig George, Havana,
recent arrivals. From the article dated I April 20', says " A vestet is just arnv-
Londoft, 5th, civen below, it appears, I cd from Vera Cruz, in fourteen days,
that the negotiations between Turkey I which brines the news that the congress
and Russia will not terminate so tavor-1 at Mexico have met ana ueciaea, uy a
able to peace as had been befote aritici
pateu. Wc have never seen any pre
vious language of th'e Courier, uponthis subject, which had' so de
cidedly a warlike character. It would
seem also to have been prompted by au thrntir. information, as but two days be
creat majority, to adhere to the unicn
with the monarcny oi apam, upon me
constitutional system, Iturbide has pro
tested acainst it.
Five wretches, pirates who had fifed
Upon and attempted td t ub an American
vessel near St Baitholomews, were ar-
fore the same paper had said, in decided rested, after their chief had been killed
terms, there could be no uoum uiai m uic Miuggie, aim, ucmj; n-u,
nt-nrp wnulrl hp nrferved. I sentenced to' fleaMi on that island.
The subiect of onenine the West in
rTi tmrip h.x hppn firouorht before Par-1 boston, atril IB.
lia.ncnt. and fiom!the manner in which it By tlie arrival of the fast sailing ship
hrmvriit forward, it seems highlt Herald, capt. Fox, at this port, last eve
ntniv.Me thnt this measure reebmmen- ning, we have received our files fLon
rh,l hv thp iinnistrv, and suppoited with I d.n papers to March 10th, and Loyds
;t. in.ipnr. will receive the annroba- lists to Marth 8th.
W e find no intelligence of importance.
UU1T1SH Wl'fiT INDIA TttADE The English parliament appeared much
Da the 1st ot April, the president ot J engaged in the business be tore it anu out th board ot trule, Mr. F. iL.binum, I papers are principally occupied with par-
brought forward, in tlie house of com liamentary debates In the debate upon inai, two resolutions, which were the k Navy five (icr cents, reduction ageed.to and reported, und leave was bill,"the Marquis of Londonderry rcfer-
pwen to bring in two bills, founded j d to the pending nego' lations between
noon those resolutions; the one of re-J Russia and 'turkey, but caretuliy ab
cuiating the trade between the British -tailed from the" slightest allusion as to
WYnt Indies and the United States hat may be the issue of those negoUa-
the second to regulate the trade be i!6i.s.
t-'.een the former and other parts off The arm df the military had been So
the world Bv the fi;st of these bills, as much strengthened in Ireland, that the
TV! Rnhmsnn exolaim-.d himself in his I mtrares liad become less frenucnt. The
r ..... . .-0 - . r cnrcrii to the ho'ie nreparatov to I Courier s.vSv " this diminution of crime
Tiitivini his resolutions, is intended to
iiot uth'.' West India islands to a direct
trade with this country, subjecting sue
o! our exp r a js are alo produced in
G eat bul.iin .nd in vhc British North
A i-. icm Col nies, z corn flour, an-
States.
WHEREAS, the President of the United States is authorized by law to ause lands to be oflered for sak: Therefore, I, Jambs Monroe, Presinent of the United States, do hereby de
clare and make known that the public
sales shall be held as follows, viz : y At tun. Land Office at Terte' in
Ihdlana, on the first Monday in, JultieVt, for the sale of v V
TdSvnships 17 and 18, in range l,e,ast of
the 2d principal meridian line .
17 and 18, in ranges 1, to 9, west do
At the Land Office at Vandaliain 111
h6is, on the third Monday in July next,
for the sale 6f Townshibs ll, 12, 13 and 14; in ranges I and 2, east of the 3d principal meridian line 1 1 12. 13, 14 and 15, in rantres 3 and 4, do
At the same place, ort the third Mon-
dttv in August nctft, for the sale ot
Townships 1 1,12. 13, 14 and 15, in ranges 5 6 arid S; east of the 3d principal
meridian line 11. in ranee 7, do
At the Land Office at Palestine, in Illi
nois, 6n the fti t Mofiday in August next
lor the sale ot 4
is owihg, not to any abatement 61 thei lawless spirit, hut to the summary opertion of the insliirt-fction act Aware that their apprehensions is inevitable, if found abroad after a certain hour, they nnw keep ih close ambush in the mono-
timber, to a small discriminating duty. I tain's, and onlv detach strong armed par
The second bill contemplates, to provide
in. a direct trade between the West In
dia islands and the other parts ol the virld. The probability of the complete independence of :outh America seems to have been among the principal inducements to this measure. O i accot rv of the ho idas, parliament adjourned 0:1 the 3d Anril for a fortinight. t he Courier of the 3d ult contains a series of oftuial papers relative to the Abican slae trade, printed by the ordei ol the house of commons, which present melancholy evidence of tlie increase ot this execvab e traffic. A report upon the agricultural distresses of the country had also been made to the houac ol commons, but not acted' upon. The Courier praises it as an able exust ' of the state of the country, while the opposition pape.s a e loud in condemning it as lallacious and unsat sctorv. It Veco nmends no Hteasure? for the permanent relief of the agricultural dirtresses, hut proposes some temporary expe di.nis Tlie disturbances, outrages, and murder, continued' in Ireland. Executions , of the discontented were constantly ta king place, under the protection of a . I-. .... 'IM. .11 .
weMUt muuary tseun. 1 ne viistuu
po
with
ten e , appear to oe wen suppuea
ar s a ul amun'nion In the county of Sussex England, the system of burning in the night corn
stocks, and desnoying other produce,
was extending itself. The English, private bankers have been making great profits by discoun-
i .it nt 4 ner t ent while the bank ol
England has asked the old rate of 5 per
cent 1 ue eomar cajju-s uuui
that the bank
1 )
f
Enirland
would also
hoit'y discount at 4 per cent. FOREIGN ARTICLES.
I?
FROM NILRt WF.EKLY RRG1S1ER.
"J
ties during the night to provide snUsis
'ence A disturbance is said to have taUr-t placte among the law students in Par's, which was not repressed till the Gens tParmcs made their appearance. Poli- ' ics appear to have caused this fray On" partv cried Ci Five le Roi" and the othei
m -n que la Chart r "
France is said to be the scene of grert
discontent, and to be ripe for some in-
portant revolutioh. This discontent is not confined to anv particular district.
but is manifi stintr itself in distcnit and
ditTevent rrtovinccs. Constant attempts
at revstihe: the constituted authorities
arc making. No sooner than nnother is made
and rcpctitr'on alik'e indicate a pertnbcd state of the public mind, which, in a country like Fn-n c, where t" t elements of party feuds, though dispersed, are far from extinguished, cannot exist without imminent dinger. When we view the present situation of France, surrounded bv the countries under the immediate influence of revolutionary symptoms, we co-mot but anticipate that the operation
of thrse causes will be both rapid and
certain.
is one qnel'e ! Their numbc
We have some interesting articles as
to loreign events prepared for the press, though there is not much of what my be called nexes in them, which must be laid over for want of room A vessel has arrived at New-York from f e Texel, and brings a report (but it is on y - report), that Russia had dechv cd war against Turkey It is propable enough and the leading British papers evidently give into the belief that hostilities would commence between those powers. It is supposed that the h?fbes of the roads has prevented the oueri"" f the campaign. n.'O -v azures were in progress in tri!- H h parliament, which have for their bj :ct to open the West India Island t the commerce of the U States. The 1 arliamtnt had adjourned to the 1 7th f Apd and soon after that date it was believed that said measures would be ul-n-.ted with vrrv litMc opposition. J"Ikv uctc ir Nine? il b th? ministers'. Ireland remains in a dreadful stale
Townships 6 7,3 and 9, iti ranges JO
and 1 1 , cast ot od principal r ridian line 5, 6, 8 and 9, in range
w est of 2d do 8 and 9 12 and 1 3. do
At the same place, on the first Monday
in September next; for the sale ot
Townships 10, 11, 12 and 1 3, In ranges 9,
10 and 1 1, east of 3d principal men
dian line 10, 11, 12 and 13, in ranges 12,
13 and 14. west of 2d do
At the same place, on the first Monday
in October next, for the sale ot Townships 14, 15, 16 and 17, inanges 9 10 and 1 I, east of 3d principal raeri
than hnr 1 4. 5 16 and 17, in ranges
1 2, 1 3 and 1 4, west of 2d do
At thesame place, on the first Monday ir: VovenVijer next, for the sale of
TnwnOi'ms 18. 19. 20 and 21. in ranses 9. 10
and 11, cast of 3d principal lr.eridiar.
line 18, 19t 20 and 21, in ranges 1; and 14
. THE V1NCENNES B I STILLER Y. niHE undersigned has taken the abovo 1L EstablishJnnit for the purpose of Manufacturing WHISKEY. Where
they have on hand, and intend keeping fif a constant supply of the best quality of j
Rectified Whiskev ; warranted inter iof
to none manufactured in the country. ,U
They will exchange Whiskev at a re
duced price for Yhezty Rye- Corn, cV
Stock- legs, delivered at their distillery,
or at the Vincennes Steam-Mill.
ALSO The highest price in CASH will . h given for good Maple Char CoaL
Delivered at the Distillery.
JOHN C KElLEYJcCo. -Vincennes, May 22, 1822. 17-tf d Dried Apples. ClEVENTYlwrrcU
O an excellent qualit) for sale by . (J l-RAXriS DICKSON, Jur.r. Vincennes April, 12th 1825. 1 l-if
Scvnw Augers
FOR SALE.
Willi
11
A
1
I 111 U il jrv
AS a number of sCRKw a i ?.'
iEUS of the first oi:alily, and
which he will warrant for one n-u
Persons wishing to purchase. ran be sup
plied cither at his house on White mcr.
or at this urMCK.
Vincennes, Alay 25, 1S22. 17-. if
IIARMOKIB WOOL FACTORY r0IIE subscriber informs his fneiuU
v. est of 2d principal meridian line and the public in general, that ho
cannot receive any more weel to be inanij
lacturcd, but still continues to full clolfo
and card wool for the cuuntiy as usual.
rcrsons having dressed cloths kc. w
Mr J. D. May and rIr. A. Patterson v.i Vincennes arc requested to take ihem away, as I cannot lc responsible to thciu for mothcatinira. af -! other danwrs. w 1 pj:i)F.r.ck rapp.
liarmonie, May 14, 1822. I c
ifi 10 nMd (). in lhiip-e 12. do do
18, 11, do do 17. 18, 19 and 20, 10, do do
F.-ach sale will commence with the lowest number ol section, lo'.nsliip and range
nd proceed in regular numerical order.
Thb land vescrved by law for the use
of srhools or for other Durnoscs, will be
- 1 reserved from sale.
fir vrn under mv hand at the citv of
Washinirton. this Uth day of March,
1 822. I AMES MONROE. IJy the President: JOSIAII MEIC.S, Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office.
ill m n
O I I:E is hercbv riven, that the
4 OfTicc of the Steam Mill, is Ugi
P'taic of Indiana. H VIGO CIRCUIT COURT. March TermJ. D. 1322.
of Mr. John D. Hay. ' (j ILSOX LAGOW, Ml-.:. c. Smith's v. s. :.r. c. '
at the house
For
vjpccnncs, April 4. 1322.
10-if
-6 Wm. Burtch, "TT AS just received from Philadclp'.iia, and now opening at his new -U)i i on Market Street Vincennes, an elegant and general assortment of
J) GOODS.
GROCEUIES,
HARDWARE. QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, str"w?N' & BONNETS, Ladies k Gentlemcns Morocco cv Leather Shoes, Misses Sc. CUildrens do. WINES RRXNDY, RUM Jamaica SPIRITS, kc Which he offers for sale by retail, at the lowest cash prices Vincennes, May 21, 1332. tf-1 7 LnJ Certificate of Land Purtred from flic United States. Cinblic notice is hcicby given, that, nine weeks after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Office at Vincennes, for the renewal of a certificate No. 2256, dated Oct 5d 181C, issued in the name of W Armstrorrg. for
the Nr E. quarter of Section No. 28, in
Township No. 10 North, o Range No. 10 West in the District of Vincennes,
the o'iginal having been lost or distroyed. Given under mv hand at Vincennes
this 12th day of April 1822. JOHN EVVING.
Chan err'.
etiio?i hr a
Divorce.
Jane Southard, Conipt
George southard, ncft
""3 ll I'S day came the complainant by
Thomas II. Wake her counsel and
: ctf her bill, and it appearing to the sat
sfaction of the Court that 'the defendant
is not a resident of this state ; it is ordcr-
I -I . .... .l -1f I . 1 , I
appear here by
A LL those persons, holding subscript Llions for the Farmers tj? Mechanic
Journal, will rdeasc to forward tl
Col. 11. Laaselle, gi V incenncs. J J. V. OSUORN. I arch , 2 'A h 1 8 22 . j 3 . t f
nniiE subscriber
himself or attorney at or H the
FERttY,
:he FFRJty cf Cha Sii.ith, deed.
where lie has a Jarge new boat, with aprons and. raiting, for the ease nnd safety of carriages and stock He flatters himself by stiict attention, to bhaic a part o the public favor ' DAVID CHANDLER. Last CtTtiJirate of LatuU Purchased from the United State;. TJjjUULIC Noticc.is hereby given, that il thiec w eeks after date", annlication
will be made to the .register cf the land office at Vincennes, for the tcncwal of
before the next term of this court to an
swer the complainants bill, the tame will
be taken as confessed, and a decree enter
ed up accordingly. And it is further or
dered that a copy of this order be inserted in the 'Western Sun printed in this state, for four weeks successively, and that this cause be continued to the ne::t term of
this court. A Copy Teste C GfLRLRT, C!k. Tcrrc Haute, April 25, 1822. 16-4W
f Venditioni Lx.ponas to
d from the clerks 'office
remt court, I will expose
n'Saturday the '8th day of c court house in Vihccnhouse Sc kitchen and lot
nine leet iioi-i on nrsi sircriL anu
running uaci; one nunurcu nnn lorrvCvtrnl feet, bounded on one l'uIc by a lotVowncd by the heirs of Pierre onoycr, on the other side by the heirs of H. Vanderburgh, taken as the property of Wilson Lagow at the suit of Thomas Jones. JOHN DECKER Shff. May 25, 1822. 17-3t.
"35 KfirtucyO .UXrfz diij?ftr
Junej'fext T. r.esJa dwt Hit t
a certiiicatc in inv name, fnr tUt cm,
J 'TjSrtucy4f a Venditioni pwdijAed I shall ex pi
exponas to
ontheJuay of June next, at the TSern
of FiapCis Cunningham in the Town of
1 enjr Haute, one half of the South West
Quarter of Sec No town 10 N. of
Range No 1 0, west, to satinfy a Judgment in favor of Abraham Johnson against Samuel May, sale at 2 o'clock P. M. L.H. SCOTT, ShfT. v. c. May 10,1822, U-4t
incennco
west quarter ol section number
township 9 N Rani-c 12 "Writ, in th
district of Vhicenncs ; the original having been tiansmittcd by mail, and mis. carried.
Given under 'my hand at this 20th day of May 1822.
KOliFRT RODGERS. Vincennes, "May 1322 17 -9m Slate of Indiana. VIGO COUNTY.
Taken up by AHcajah Goodwin,.tn suear
Creek TownshiD. cn the
28th day of April last, a Chesnut colour-
ed horse, supposed to be ve years od, fifteen hands and upwards, has a star and snip fetv- jray hairs in the mane and over the right eye. Appraised to $45 bv Daniel PJioads. -Isaac Hock and John Ulack before me this ll May 1822. A true (fiij from mu stray bok. JOSEPH MALCOM, J P.c. May II, 182?. ' )7
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