Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 February 1823 — Page 2

here in a few days, con?oying an Amebic in hip, miirli oiim;sUic armament of the -apphire, and the others will arrive wi t;i in one month ; that all aie completely manned Mid payed tor 6 months, that Mr. Zea had aiso bought 50,000 suits of military clothing, and a large

quantity of arms, which will also arrive shortlv. This brig is strong and better than the Spanish brig Hercules mounts 18 24 pounds cannonades, and is manned with 80 sailors, with officers, &c. and ready to sail. Charleston. Dec. 24. FROM HAVANA By the schr Commet arrived yesterday, we have received Havana papers to the 15th inst. Very little notice is taken in them of some late disturbances in that city, but letters that we have seen and verbal accounts say, that a considerable alarm prevailed there early in December It appears that on the second, preparations were making for an election of representatives from Havana to the Spanish Cortes, and that the natives of Old Spain, fearing that the Creoles would carry their candidates, gained over the troops of the garrison with the intent to fix the election their favour by armed power. And thus secure the city for a time, but the Creoles without were not idle. They collected a large force and sent word to the governor that if an accommodation upon fair terms was not made, they would penetrate into the city and endeavour to gain their rights by force, This step had its expected influence ; a conference was opened and the military having yielded to the civil authority, the elections went on without molestation, and the Creoles succeeded in carrying their favorites. The confusion lasted about four days during which all business in Havana was at a stand and very lively apprehensions were felt that tumult and bloodshed would ensue. Every thing soon resumed its wanted tranquility after the return of the troops to their duty. It is expected that examples will be made of some of the ringleaders of this plot against the rights of the people. Eighteen persons, most of them officers in the army, arc to be tried and capital punishment of some of them is spoken of Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Charlestown, to a Representative in CHARLESTON, Dec 23. We have an arrival from Havana this morning, with accounts of commotion there, occasioned by a late election or ap-

pointment of deputies to the cortes. It seems, the acting governor, having pursued a course contrary to the wishes of the European Spaniards, was about opposing them, when the Creoles of the country rose en masse. (report says 7000) and came down to the city, mounted and armed, when the other party relinquished their points. An attempt had been made by a party to possess themselves forcibly of a schooner fitted out for the coast of Africa, no doubt with a view of converting her into a pirate, but had been rebuised with some loss. One or two American vessels had also been robbed

in

harbor

English squadron

were at anchor on the 10th instant, off Point Texas" National Intellingencer

EMPEROR OF BRZIL Norfolk, Dec 30. We learn from captain Rudder, of the brigantine Decatur, who arrived here on Saturday, from Rio Janeiro, which place he left on the 5th November, that the affairs of that country were in a very unsettled state at the time of his sailing.--Ti. badg. t hi dt f:r?,(icnce cr Dca h" y leote t the adheu-ntto the new ri'iiv vt mi recognised with cotdi-r.-i' Mv tnauv of the inhabitants. New lav t,d tb ts weief'ailv ptonuilgattd, ao-' in.m o' ft a:t v 'o cl to the- ancient v der o. things, w e t c p eparmg to leave t.te I tint v I e P 1 nc oi.'ister his resigned his ohV and nea l an the other members o1 I'te t abinft h id f.diowed his example ; bu tltiv tteasurc lnvig ptodured u ti; h cl.-.mor amutu' ficit h letios. ail of thin, vit oni- ecep;ior. were p e;id upon to I; mi mc 'heir rTtc at tbitii s, upon a pro-ni-i' bei'-.g 1 de to t ietn, (h. a the f ,q uinn-HKnt of trai o- s,s!totih!

Slates ship Eric, a sloop of war or the first class, rebuilt under the immediate direction of Mr. John Ftoyd naval constructor. Jar. Intel. NcW-Orlcans Prices Current.

A'jnr Orleaxs, Dec. 16, 1822 Bagging, Scotch, per yd (scarce) 42 cts. Kentucky, per yd. 27 a 33 Bale Rope, Kentucky, per lb. 7 a 8 Northern, 11 a 12 Bacon Hams, per lb. (sales) 6 a 7 Sides he. per lb. 5 a 6 Beans, per bbl. - - g7 a S Beef, mess. Northern, per bbl - gli prime, per bbl. - 9 cargo, per bbl. - .6 Brandy, Cog. per gal. (sales)S I 50 ?. 156 -Imitation (dull) 60 cts. Butter, per lb. - 12 a 13 cts. Cotton, new crop, lb. - 14 a 15 -2d quality, - - 13 a 14 Alabama k Tenn. S a 12$ Coffee, Havana, best, per lb. 29 a 30 Domingo. - 28 a 29 Cheese. (t.shcn per lb. 14 a 16

t'hoclate. No. 1, per lb. No. 2, No 3, Cand'es, Sperai. per lb.

mould do.

a

17 15 13 40 18 10

t 3

Cos dage, per lb

Corn, per bbl (in ear) i orn me h per do. Fiour. sweet, per bbl. Gin, Hot land per gal.

American do. - Hdes, pee lb. - Iron Swedes, per ton,

Lard do. - . (dull) 5 1 6 Molasses, per gal (scarce) 20 a 25 Nail, cut, per lb. - - 7 a 8 Pepper, per lb. - - 25 a 26

Pork, mess, per bbl, Piime,

16 . 8

62 a

-i :i t Vl 4 A. J 350 a 4 81 45 Cts. 14

- glOO

TTNSttu

3

IS

83 11 a 12 10 a 11 S3 a 350 124 a 150

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cargo,

Potter, London, per duz

Potatoes, bbl. Rice, - - rduin

Rum, Jam 4 p. per gal. (dull)S125

a. Urieans, 4 p. - 55 1 D . 35 a 40

Salt, T. Island, per bush, (dull) 40 a 45 (

Liverpool blown, per sack, g2 73 ground, do. - 2 5-) Shot, per cwt. (plenty) Ski.s, deer, in hair per lb. 23 a 25 cu Beaver. - . S2 a 224

Smith Z$ Bolton, or Indianapolis Have now iu press, Sc will shortly publish fhie LYDI.i.Wl JUSTICE and V FMMhlVs SC2IV.XKR.

CotijJ(nx The office and duty ol

ces of the Peace, sheriffs. Clerks)

roners, Constables, Township Officers

urvmen anu jailors. iiao 1 nc most

correct forms ot Deeds, Mortgages. Leases, Releases, Discharges. Powers ot At torncy, Bonds, Obligations, Notes ol Hand, Bills of Fxchange, kc. Sxc. I o which will be added ti c CONS TlTUTION of the state of Indiana. By a Gentleman of the Bar. Condition To be punted on good paper, with a new pica type, in octavo form, and to contain upwards of 200 pa cs The price bout d in bonds, will be SI 50 cents per copy o; gl 12J cu stitched ZJ Person wishing to procure a copy of this work wilt leave thrir nam with the publishers, or their agents, a soon as possible, as there will be but a few copies printed over the number sub scribed for. ICF Subscriptions received at this office

shav ed

(i ?

near, a piccr,

24 a 27 cts

1 a 2

Sugar, La. on plantation, lb. 5 A a 7 cts,

in town, - - 7$ a y Havana, brown, - S a 9 white, I 3 a 1 4 Loaf, - . 18 a 23

I allow nr b. - - 9 a

Tea, gunp der, per lb. (sa'es) Rl 4 imperial - do. 1 4 young hyson, - - 50 a I 00

-hyson skin,

SheiiiPs Nile. t of a fi fa. to mc directed and

I have stized and t,ki,

.ic square in lent liutt-. im

gcthjff with the court house situate there onolso, lots in said ttwn Nos. 132, 138, 262, 294, 292, 984. 282, 280, 158. 271. 269, 117, 62 150 wtiirf, 1 Sh,U expose to public sale as the law directs at the house ol Fr. Cunningham in said town, on the 3d dy ol February next at 2 o'clock P M. tinned out by one of the Commissions s of ViK'0 county to satis fy John Brockkbank afd others Atv at the same time and plsrc the inttn st of Thomas Rotifers in and to a ceitain assiirnn rnt of a land certificate, executed by John Hamilton for an undevi lcdhalfm tin- S E qr of S I4 l 14. N of range 9 W uind (ut by said Rodgers on an rxccutioi. av:;inst him and s nvl Hamilton in t vor ot John Jackson. ' Alo, on h firt dv id .: b'U r next, at 12 o'clock M at l house of t'a Icb Crawford Estp in ' m Harrison prairie, 2 ykc of oxrn, 4 no?vs nd 3cos. taken to satisfy cftam exvcu'ions in favor ol the agent f Vir" county 1 CLMIKK. Shff January 15, 183 51 3t

Sheriff's Sale.

,

-ic 1 1 p

!

60 a 65

I oik;ccu, etioice fine, per lb. 3J a 3

pumc, - - 3 a 3i 2:1 quality, - 2J a 2) X - - - 1 a 1 1 vVax.btci, per lb. (none) 52 a 33 A hi-ikry, - 25 a 30

? V'MIU subscribers have constantly on hand at their store in Vinccnnes, a large as .01 tnu nt of liar Iron Castings, of every descriptio;:, which they offer by w holesale and retail, at reduced prices. Merchants, and ethers who purchase large, quantities, can be supplied lie re on as reasonable terms as at any other place in the we -tern country. They also offer for sale, GO barrels Kcnhaxva Salt. J v.MESSc Ale. ARTHUR. November 9, 1822. 4?-t Tin is- Sheet Iron M.1XUF.1 C Tf)ll F,

WtlOI.KSALK 5 RETAIL.

I 'in t venditioni Kx-

to ut chtrcted horn tin

Hue of tin Knox rircui' court, 1

esuijs? to t)ubMc s.ilf. on Ttmida

6th dav oi Fbfitv tirxr Ht t'te min i

house in Vnn.ennes, the f-Homing tracts of land to xvir : 400 arn-s of land. No i?31, 4 Oactcs of land No. 43 4, 400 acres land No. 394, and 4 )0 acres uf land No 102. lyintand beint; in the Donation, as the piopirty ofWillimt M lntosh at the suit of John Wi-c stnviving partner of John K;"isler d cd JOHN iM-XKER Shff k.c. January 25th, 1823. 52 3t HOARD OF TRUSTEES, Borough ot Vincknnks, Jan. 20, 1823 y fiorough .Sot ice. TWctiuii of nine Trustees, three rom tach ard, to set c the cur renr ear, will be hohkn at the ciurt house if Vinccnnes, cn the first Monday, In hi the 3d day of February now ensuing,

agreeably to law.

J Z Tirtuc 01 two writ.-, ol cn.littom

Exponas to mc directed, from the clerks office ofthe KnoxCircuit court, I will expose to public sale, on Thursday the 6th Feb. at the ccurt house in Vincenncs, the following property to wit. two lots Nos. 30, $: 31, l)iug siiuatc lvA being in the borough of Vinccnnes, whereon there is erected an Ox Mill,

also a house and part of a lot on market

street, as the fences no stand, it bcin

the house wherein Jeremiah Colman

iauiii iiuw resiiies , unv.ii as 11. c property of J. Sc V. L. Colman ut the knits of Hall k Worly, Sc Eons retii k 1'ailv. JOHN DECKER, Shff 1: "c. January 25th, IS23. 5l-2t. A VALUABLE FARM,

1LE.

FOR

ON the 25th cf February 1S23, cn the preiniacs I shall sell the FARM, ca a Mich Francis Scaton died, ab';ut 5 and athiid miles eait of Vinccnnes on th rod leading frini Vinccnnes to Lonvitle, containing 250 acres, more or lew;

p.toi 101 ao. 45 in thr old donation land, thetc is upwards of fifty r.crts clc;a el, a good hewed log limine two slo:iiu& ligh, and suttuhle otit houses, an a-.soii ment of oui.g fruit tn.es, ell in good re

pair. The above sale is by order of the hsS ill and te'amcnt ot said Francis deed. I will I f-cd to the highest and Les: bifhbr all the right, and title at law ; ; d in equity ;! Francis Seuton it the timj of his death. The purchaser will have to give bonds with two or more securities, asd a mortgage on the same, to secure the pay nients in three instalments, the 1st, one v car after the day of sale, the 2d two ycarr, and the 3d three years after the day of sale. The title papers can be seen at any time in my possession and will be cn the premises, the day of sale read sa'e to be between the hours of !() and 3 oVlock. NOAH FURCEEE E.sor. Januiry 17, 1823. 51 51.

State of li (liana. VIGO COL NT Y. 1 t 1 ! rv ar. 1 ? f . I

VL-.i llrio w's of Otter rii-i 1-

v ...t.v j tovvnsi'.tp, one nay Ai.ircf with a snip on her nose, sud brand-. d o;j

xne near snoumer cm nor jcgiaic, posed to be six yc-i's old last spring

Sppraised to $540 before tne. M ARK WILLIAMS, j r. Novctrber 19, X22. 51 3t htate tf Indiana. (.RI.EN COUNTY. tV"v - Oeotgc Anderson of V4 I.V, J. Piummer Township, one bay horse, supposed to be ten, or eleven yeats old, fourteen hands and a half higby

a str on his torehead, and some sadnit

nnt. ni in.iiuit. nr hr:enfl nrrr ivnMi-

Appraised to g25, bet ne me. FRFDK SLINKARD, j p. December 23, 1822. 5 1 3t.

THE I'ISCENXES DiSTlLliEUY.

Establishment for the purpose cf

Manufacturing WHISKEY. White they have on hand, ar.d intend kecpiujc a constant supply of the best quainy of Rectified Wliiskey ; warranted inferior to tuxie manufactured in the country.

Thcv will exchange WHISKEY ;.nd

John Collins is appointed judge, and . KENHAWA SALT of the best nu:ditv

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i iv enhuccil.

1

his occurrence

ga rise lo a p am t'o Iron the tm-rot-, 'or tMP icv; t'e conr.iiy ol those h s iic to his ncwiy established goC.:i ' tot Dov Pr.nu- was pocl dmcd l .mpctor cf Fi 'iii on the 12th Octe-ber Jh'jccn. () 1 T ,nr-i,., v -s ' ,h r d from the iirv vaid tt J3iwuLia ;lc U

SMI TH,

AS again commenceel business, on i the con.cr v,f Main and Market streets, V'mcennes, wheic all orders in i;is due wit! be strictly attended to. J; l vok wiilh-j done cn the shortest notice Fapc-r on a number ot the Ohio

; b.'.nk-; wi'l be taken in payment tor vsuik

at its v;iue. 4 t ti November, 1822 1 1 AS trmoyed to 1 n r 1 n n Ms, and will p:tctiseLAVY in the cnuita of Knox tuj D icss, aid the northein conn. it sol' ti.e li vt cinuit He will occupy the loom ,tdj oinv g the Fost Oll'ce. Janu.ov 9ih, I 8 i : 5' 3m

Ehhu Stout clerk, for the upper w ard. 1

Uavirl S Bonner juelgc, and John Hoi land cb rk. for the middle ward, and Ftancois Mallet judge and John Moore clerk, in the lower ward. Rv Order JOHN COLLINS Chm'n. firorcm. Vcsty o. w. Johnston, CM fir Arm.

a.

. r. ! Charles Smiths Via-

r.ii'.v s Mv-.-m Mill Company," arc

pieced in n v han.'.s for settlement. It is liishcd C exfiecicd that 'Mlmse things w hich are Ceasais, will be tendered un to Ccasar." G. W.JOHNSON. Nov. 1 1 1822. 42 tt

at a reduced price, for Wheats Hyc Corr, Stock delivered ul their distille ry, or at the Vinccnnes Stcr.ni-Mill. ALSO The highest price in CASH will he given for good Maple Char Coal, Delivered at the Distillery. JOHN C R El LEY Se Co. Vinccnnes, Mav 22, IS22. 17-lf

end;;

Cotton at a vrrv riMlueed pFicc; L; telle at liiu OlVico.

FERRY. HllE subseribcr haing ag-affT taken Ji the I'F.KR Y ol Chas Smith, deed, where he has a large new boat, with aproni and railing, for the ease and safety of carriages and stock He flatters him-

I. IsT of L-tt: rs ren. tinii. ' in t!ie Fotr self bv strict attention, to si. ui e a nart cl

Off.ec at 1 lo'.iev-Ctvek Ind. the ouarte.. ' thr nu'jlir lavnr

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D WI!) CHANDLER. NOTICE. fipHE co-partnership of CAas. SmitV Ji I'incrnr.t o.'crin Mill C-.tr.? a ni , i. tliis day dis.(ilved by muttva! coiiscnt. WILSON LA(;OW, Jttu. o c swit, yr. i'. M. c' Noctrbcr 7, 1822. 41-tf

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and if not t..ke

tuit hi fore the ep;r tio; of three n;!.ths vv'.ll he n ut to the Oei.eral l oot-OU-ce. ir.

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rrinlinj; Executed Here.