Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 31 May 1823 — Page 3
THE WESTERN bUX
VLC E . VA E o , m y 31, 1823.
In the r. k M. Journal of the 29th in. statu, Jolm Lwing, Esq again comes forwv.nl over the signatuic of uAn Aggrieved CitUeu," U complains of my 4 own indistinct language and publishes imputations of inlso anil unfounded charges," Tor the satisfaction of the publick, I will insert the two articles which appeared in my paper, ami leave them to say what motives have actuated Mr. Effing, and whether in the publications of mine, to which he alludes, there is any thing cither vague or ambiguous. From the V. Sun of May 10. " The proceedings of the meeting of the citiz?us ot this place at the court house, on Monday last, w as not received in time for our paper of to day they shall appear in our nest." From the W. Sun of May 17. " The proceedings of the meeting of the citizens of this place, which we had pro mised in this day's paper, having, by the failure of the citizens to attend a subsequent meeting, which hud been called to carry the object and intention of the first into effect, and the object intended being abandoned in the way contemplated by the meeting, we have deemed their insertion useless." The meeting of the citizens above alluded to, was on Monday the 5th of this instant the first notice of mine upon the subject, was on the 10th inst. the special meeting of the Hjard of Trustees was on Wednesday the I4tninst and the meeting of the citizens of the Middle Ward on the night of the same day Here then, you have the whole history of the case. I was satisfied with his apology for asserting a falsehood, and willing to believe he had been mistaken, he is not willing it should be viewed in that light I have given the facts no comments are believed to be necessary In conclusion, permit me sav, that my readers shall not be again troubled upon this m itiet 1 was assailed, by falsehood, and I repelled it with truth. We arc authorised to announce John Javj, as a candidate to represent Knox county, in the next General Assembly. We are authorised to announce William R. Arc. Call as a candidate for Recorder, jjMhc August election.
I land becomes appalling. Never did the
contending iacuons wmcn uiviuc mat unhappy country, rage more furiously than at the present moment. Letters of the 25th, from Constantinople, state that lord Mrangford had a audience with the Sultan. It was then resolved lo take a step towards an agreement with Russia: the Rcis Elfendi having declared to lord Strungfonl that the Tuikish ministers were ready to renew the relations with Russia. A formal communication had not been made. An extraordinary courier arrived at Vienna from Constantinople on the 18th, probably with this communication. Exprcses were immediately despatched lorthwith to St. Petersburgh and London. In the Archipelago the Greeks continue to capture vessels Great efforts are making by the Turks for striking a decisive blow against the Greeks. It is stated that the Russian Ambassa dor at Stockholm, has addressed a note to the Government demanding to know, should a war take place between France and Spain, what part they intend taking. The same it would appear, has been done by the Russian Ambassador at Co penhagen. A convention has been published between Russia, Austria, Prussia and Sar dinia, for withdrawing the Austrian troops from the Sardinian country. Great damage has been done by inundations in Holland, several villages being completely under water. There was an earthquake at Palermo on the 5th of March. Above 20 individuals were killed and 150 maimed. The damage was estimated at 50,0007 sterling. Several earthquakes had been also experienced in Svria.
Baliimore, May 6. The ship Balloon, Captain Smith, at this port yesterday from Rotterdam, touched at Portsmouth in the English Channel. A paper of that place of 22d March received at the Exchange News Room, has the following article. uAn intelligent naval gentlemsn who has been residing some time at Toulouse, recently left that city and travelled the Coast Road of France to St. Maiocs We are informed by him, that about 250 English are remaining at 'Toulouse, where the most violent antipathy to the War exists among the civil classes. He computes, from his conversations with military men, that about 100,000 troops of all description are now collected at the Northern foot of the Pyrenees, who however well disposed to be actively employed, do not scruple openly to express their utter dislike to the principles and views
avowed for their inlenedcd campaign. At Rochefott, there are 6 sail of the line in condition for sea, but not manned or rigged; at Brest, there are 20 sail of the line, only one of which is equipping for sea. 15 1 est, and all the towns, garrisons, and villages, are completely drained of soldiers, as since the first orders for collecting an army near Bayonne, a second collection has been assembled in the Western Provinces, with orders to repair to Flanders; and 8oO troops lately marched through Renncs on their way to Valenciennes and Cambray.
Trusses cf the Borough cf Vincennes in ' he! Ileth, of the county and state afore Ccwjwsrt Council met, and it is hereby or. said, said Asahel Heth I. as takci. pt-ses-damcd by the authority afreiaid, That sion of the Mills en And) jov, ii the state the sum of six dollars per year shall be of Illinois owned bv the society ufortaid, paid in advance for any person occu- the auicle is dated in J-.nuarv. 1823. and pying a stall, beginning at the south end in the month of Ftbiuarv, 1823 .n.d pcof the Market house ; and thatthc price vions to his genii g possession, it "us of stalls shall be diminished filty cents mutually agreed bclwi ui the coi.'rictir - each, from the south end, to the north parties, that the said article of agrc u nt end of the Market house. should be consideicd null ai.. void, ai d Sec. 2. lie it further ordained. That no longer binding on the pa? th . m! it the second section of the "Ordinance was further agreed, that before the sanl regulating the Market," be, and the same Heth should take possession, the panics is hereby repealed. should enter into a nt w written agttcThis ordinance shall take effect and be mcnt, then asrrecd unon- noil thr v:ud
in force from and after its publication Passed 27th May, 1823. JOHN COLLINS, Chmn. E. STOUT, Clk. H t.b.v. A RESOLUTION respecting the Assessment and Collection of a Borough Tax, for the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty three. RESOLVED by the lUard of Trustees of the Rorvugh of Vincennes in Common Council met and it in hereby resolved by the authority aforesaid. That the list and valuation of tewn lots as now re
turned by the Borough ('unstable, and i c
Ileth s not complying with his rt n'n.ct, we give notice to thr public, tat :.iW f ntiHcts and doings of ILt'i bv i:n of the article of agreement frs ntt.'ior.ed, shall not be binding on the s r : v T Niri. w b. ... HEN j KNOX Mav 28. 13 2.1 V ;,t
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Sheriffs Sale.
irtue oi t c(i ol t' t tt'bsor
M c n 1 1 court wi.ich 1 haw l ey
hands ! will cxp- sr to alc on s!i t. ?.y the 2h. d3v of Junr next, at thr 'm. house in Prino n n four lot m t'.r s .id
vised and corrected bv tiie Board, be, and town of Piinrctoi.. kni-m r d firs rnaied
the same is hereby approved of: That on the plat of id nvu. ly iw !. - thft fMrrt nf fh'ni Unnril matpoul r mr. I "V.w 1Vr I MO 1 Mn V I i 1
rcct copy thereof, adding thereto one ! a, the property l Jo! n C Jones t. saquartcr per cent, on the respective valua- j tisfv ijrown- sa'e to coo men c betion of the lots, which shall be deemed lwCen trir ,ours Gr tcn ar.j ,,v,ck, and taken as the tax thereon for the pre- 0n said d v.
J MF,S K SLOAN Shf c c. May 30, 1823. . S 3w
SlicnfF's ale.
J JJ i vntuc f)f a cn:i,i' i xponas di
! reel.
sent year : and that when William Lindsay, the said Borough Constable, shall, (which he is hereby required immediate
ly to do) execute bond with security, to J
be apuroed of by the Chairman of this
' oai u , ir.e v-ieiiv so an ueuverio mm i nc j recti d to the S ei.tTf.
said duplicate; whereupon he shall pro- county, will be exnod o
ceeuin me coucciion oi me sain rax, ana paying over the snmc according to law. Passed Mav 27, 1323. JOHN COLLINS, Chmn. z. stout, Clk. b r n v.
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Philadelphia. May 3, 1323 According to tne retailed statements
of the Fiench troops which haii arrived
potmmusipated. A meeting of the citizens of Knox county is solicited at the court house on Saturday the 21st day of June next, for the purpose of forming an AG RICUL TURJL SO CIE 7T. The importance of the object contemplated, it is hoped, will induce the Farmers generally to attend. Sun Office, London, Jfiril 3. Second Edition. Government has received the declaration of WAR BY FRANCE AGAINST SPAIN as well as the Manifesto of the F'-ench Government on its armies entering Spain. How far Ministers may think proper to give publicity to these documents, wc cannot pretend to judge A Bayonne article of April 25, states, that King Ferdinand and the Royal Familv left Madrid for Seville, 'without any
opposition or toe ilum u. mu-u,. at BavonilCi or ttllicl Wcrc to arrivc , . on the 20th of March. 1 he Cortes and , 2 ' , h o, A t)ic the Ministers accompanied the King but ' 420 iufamiy, am, 9 3l0 cavairv. Thesc the permanent Deputation remain at Ma- aC lo lom thrcc lUvisions whi( ll are tQ drid, till the g vcrnmcnt arrives at Us . cmcr s . b as man dincrent routes destination. One hundred and fifty car-, aml ft cof ps ot resrvvi which is l0 rc. riages compose his Majesty s suite and niai? al yittoria, Logror.zo, &c. he was to travel about 5 or 0 leagues per The engineers who had engaged to dav- throw a bridge of boats over the BidasThe London Globe of the 2d ult. has soa? wcre to have every thing readv by a Postscript, dated at 9 o clock, which , thc 2glU ol- Marci, so that the bti'dge says "An express was received by j couid be laid on the 1st of April immeeminent house at a late hour this mor-, diatc(v aCr which it was believed, the ring. Wo understand that the Bour- invasjn ot Spain would take place. b-Mis, in imitation ot the conduct of Bon-. lt is U1ujor!ll0od that Pampeluna, St. aparte, intend to send a negotiator with Sebastian, and antagona, are the only their army. An eminent diplomatic plates on lhe frontier that will be defencharacter had left Pans for the purpose dtJ fhcy are laccs Thc rcst ct accompanying the Duke d Angouleme,'ofthc cou;ilrv, uiu b. abjdoncd to the an-1 it is supposed that some proposition invade lorvhicn the inhnbitants have will be made to the Spanish government, ; madc )aiaflons alrcady, by removing beiore the actual commencement of hos- from vhcrc lhc . c 1 I. !. ....11 1 . A r-erwi i
llUUes, TIUCn, u u.t nprtPll trnn.nunrn
Sfatcmentot our concspouuu, . Th :nsn,irpnl hand, that ftnnrn-rhPli
-i i Madrid, have been completely routed.
Bessieres escaped with only 30 men. In
the other part oi the country the fac
tiooists have been successfully assailed,
and in some they have voluntarily united
with l' e Constitutionalists Borough Ordinances.
J.V ORDI.VAXCE amendatory to an
ordinance entitled u An Ordinance rc
gutting the Maiket," passed, August
1st 1817
Sec. l.J it crdaincd fiy the Heard cf
Candidates Department. Eon Aucusr Election, i823. for thr L thlature. GF.NL. V. JOHNSTON, BFNT-MIN V. BKCKLS, JAMilcJ B. Mc.C ALL, FOR Ct.KRK. RORF.UT BUNT1N, HOMF.R JOHNSON, JOHN D. EAULY, FoR hecohdkr. ELIHU STOUT,
day the 2 1st rf-y of Ji;m
a-
lurhe
coutt house in I i i c (i . t A
in the town of Pine-', n, also .b 12 K acres of land adioir inu thr said ti of
Piinceton on the sou'h. f rmei :v vc
rr r .1... .... r ? . ft
vn oa . ii. y ut i i' j ' n i i ; av. 'o satisfy Tolar.d U Rt.ckhiil salt to ommenceb( Uveen l e i ins ot ten and to o'clock ( ti said day JAVFS K. SLOAN. StJT c.c. May 30. 1823. 'h -v
Ducted about the Uth or 1 5h mst
Se cral of the fn mest suppot ters of the J n al cause in Spain, have given notice, forma. ly at the hcid of thc troops under their command, that if the French army enter Spain they will turn their arms against them. Pahis, March 30 Several inhabitants of Lyons yesterday waited on M. Marti e!, to present him with the Civic Crown from that city. After accepting the present. M Manuel attended a banquet of more than 40 persons, inhabitant of Lyons, living in Palis London April 3. The state of lie-
Hats for Produce.
lT WILL give Huts made in thc neatest and best manner, and of any quality, lor good WHEAT, PORK, or CORN", delivered in Vincennes between the last of November and the 25ih of Uecemb r Thc HATS can be had at any time, by giving obligation for the delivery of cither of thc above articles. KiCII UD P. PRICE. Vincennes, May 23, 1823. 3l-l7 One hundred' Dollars Howard. II j AN A WAY from bimcon Tiue, where he was hired, in Scott county, on the twenty second of this month, a negro map named, JAMES belonging to thc heirs of J. Cooper, deceased He is about SO years of age, quite black, thick lips, shows teeth very much when spoken to, his upper foreteeth are quite open ; about five feet ten inches high, his weight about 180 pound. He had on when he went away, a green cloth coat, black pantaloons, and a wool hat. but he will no doubt change them his other clothing not known It is supposed he was persuaded away by a white
man named Dinvtiddy, 35 or 40 years of
age, about five feet ten inches high fond of drink, and a blacksmith by trade Said man has been to Arkansas, and pro bably will return there. Two or three other negroes arc be'iexed to be in company with them Th'.' : reward, and
all reasonable chc.vgcs, it taken out of
this state and returned to the subscriber, or secured in any jail ; or EIlTY DOLLARS if taken in thc state and secured as above, so that I get him. He will no doubt change his name. DANlrL COOPER, Guardian of the heirs of J. Cooper, deed. Scott county, near Georgetown. m March 29th, 1823 X ,8ot
The Morning Post, Louisville ; Sun, Vincennes, will publish thc above three times, and forward their accounts to the Lexington Reporter office immediately.
To Kdward Jorcs. Kliil.Mh
Jnit'S, Suan loitrs Mary Jam-Jones, am'- Maiia J, iics, heirs of William Jones, late of Knox ronnty, dereaM'd. Take Xotiee. JpHAT i.n Saturday the sixth thy of Jl thc June Term of tin Kn-x f iictiit coutt, 182r, I shall apply to said comt 'O appoint Commissioners to assign .t d ct off to me my dower, in said William Jones's estate in the county of Knox, according to the act entitled an act " 1 o amend the acts lor the moic speedy assignment of dower," appioved, 1 It'll January, 1833. SUSAN JONES, Union of William Jonr.s, deceased. May 28, 1823 IK 4w
Tiie Heirs and Iepal eprt e'Tativc5 of Jean Bi La Garde ben. deed, or their tignees, and all others concer nrd I Jill please to take Xoticr, 'JpIlAT 1 shall by myself, or my At1L torney, on the third day f.f tie ensuing Circuit court to be holden in aid for thc county of Knox, commencing on the lourth Monday of June next, appif to the said court to appoint Commissioners agreeably to the act of assembly in such caie made and provided, to divide a trct of land of one hundred and thirty six acres and thirty two hundredths, hxatcd Sc surveyed on Mill cteek, adjoining F Vigo on the N W. and desinstid on the
L Township plat by No fortv, in the said
county of Knox; amongst the evf;al heirs and representatives of the said Jvan Rt. LaCiarde, deed their assiji ee oi assignce, and present owners, whereof I am entitled to one third O R C. SULLIVAN, Asaignee of Dominiaue LaGarde, one cf said htira. May 1 9, I 823. 1 7 4w Land (Jflice Removal. 7 OTiCK is heteby given, that the jNfc United States Land Of.ce at tl iaT place, will be removed to cka w roHDj ville. the scat of Justice for M ntj;omery county, Indiana on thc lint day of thc ensuing month. A. WHITLOCK, R P. M. Tcrrc Haut. May I 4, 1 823 1 7
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A Complete assortment of Magi
stiates DIanks lor sale at this
CAUTIOX.
"?T5 an article of agreement entered
ilJ into between lUnjsmin Knox, as nflWaUo TtlanL- HrrrU
i rustee on the part of the United socic- rr vrrp lytrwr c ty of people called Shakers, of the coun- I)LAirvMI 11 liUUKb lQX ty of Knox', and state of Indiana, and Asa- Side at this ollkc.