Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 32, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 September 1823 — Page 3
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THE WESTEKN 6 UN
"TNCENMiS, septemdeiiG, 1823.
To make room for my advertising friccls, (wliosc favors arc of the greatest possible importance to myself,) I have been compelled to omit a number of articles prepared for to day's paper. The Hcv. Bishop Flagct, from Bairdstown, Ky. will preach a sermon in English, on Sunday evening next, at 4 r. :i. uw;ofr ko: mm The Louisiana Advertiser of the 1st inbt. says: We have received a letter from oir Correspondent in Mexico, dated 26th June, at which period, every thing was represented as quiet and apparently in a 3Ctt!cd state, in that city and its vicinity. The letter says "you will see by the pipers, that a New Congress is to meet on the 31st of October next, to fix the form of government, which there is very little doubt, will be a Federative ReruBLic: many of the Provinces having declared for that, "or death." I have heard from judge Austin a few days since, and he asserts that to be the grito of all the Internal Provinces." This is pleasing intelligence, but it would be more so, if we could be convinced that the people of Mexico are prepared to support a republican government. We hold it to be true that where there
is an established religion, there can be nothing like that rational freedom enjoyed by the citizens of the United States. Pub. Adv. The Cadiz editors express great in
dignation that, on the birth d 'y of King
BOROUGH COLLECTOR'S SALE FOR TAXES. I SHALL offer for sale, at the court house m Vincennes, on Monday the twenty seventh day of October next for the Borough taxes of the present year, and the costs thereOn, the following lots, and parts of lots of ground, in the Borough of Vincennes, unless the said taxes and costs are previous to that day paid thereon. Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M.
Owners Names. No. Tax. I Owners Name. No. Tax.
Chat. Barsalow. h 120 10 Rnhrrt Buntin, 223
Owners Names. No. Tax. John Findlcy.h a 124 18 J. Donavun, ha 15 35 same - 16 1 25 J. T. Moffat, h a 123 50 Sarali Jones, ha 140 13 H. Montgomery L a 65 87$ same 66 6 same 67 18 same 68 62 J Widow Boushcv, 54 1 G, H. C. Sullivan, 52 37J same 53 1 60 sathe, half of 92 75 same, 141 18 same, 268 8 same, half of 314 7 same, half of 315 do same, half of 324 do same, half of 325 do same, 482 do same, 23 1 12 i same, part of 193 31 heirs of T. Dubois, 24 12 i same, 25 do same, 132 25 A. Mc.Clure, part 20 56 Abbot, part of 23 25 Francis Lasselle, 26 1 25
Ambrois Shapper 27 same, 28 A. F. Snapp, 36 same, half of 80 Rebecca Hall, half 36 L. Burway, jr. part 37 Fr. Dickson, part 39 same, half of 126 A. Patterson, 70
Wm. Burtch, Reynolds and
Bonner. 150
Jj 70 C 72
same, part of
heirs L. Bazadon, same, same, half of same, same, Bcnj. Chadscv,
heirs W. C. Yandeventer, 101 John Breading, h 153 same, half of 384 Hyacinth Lasselle, 1 same, 2
81 86 100 173 103 174 97
312
I 1 . T n
Ferdinand, the Brigand Bessicres, as they fV U""S" V" ' .... 7 . b. ... , 7 1 heirs M. Burdelo, h 74
i. wpiuw.., miuuiu navcumii- Pierre Cartier, h do mittcd to appear by the side of the Duke Rcne Compo, 75
u jiuuuivkiii in nib uiiuwi 111 ui a - j jjamoii 1. iius. VyOUllcr, Ilall OO
camp-marshal. The French officers and soldiers are said not to be able to conceal their contempt for t heir allies of the Army of the Faith. Constitutional Guerilla parties hovered in the immediate
neighborhood of Madrid.
Lhc text of the 1 87th article of the
Constitution, under which the Cartes created the Regency when Ferdinand refused to go to Seville as king, is this : " The Kingdom shall be governed by a Regency, whenever, through physical, or moral reasons, it becomes impossible ior the King to exercise his authority." Great Britain and Ireland. The revenue of Great Britain is remarkably productive. The manufacturers are exceedingly busy, and the people seem more than usually prosperous and happy: but Ireland is still wretchedly disturbed many troops are pouring into that kingdom; a state of generat insubor dination is apprehended. Parliament lias voted I 5,000. for promoting emigration from the south, either to the Cape of Good Hope or Canada. Turkey and Greece. It is strongly reported that the Turkish fleet, having left the Dardanelles, was attacked by the Greeks, who succeeded in cutting off the captain pacha in a frigate; and three brigs the rest escaped. We arc happy to believe that this report is true, and, surely, it is possible. It is said also that the barbarians have been defeated near Arta that the castle of Lcpanto has been carried by the Greeks, and that the gallant Bozzaius was severely wounded in the affair. Nile's R-g
same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, heirs Peter Jones, same, part ot same,
T. Hempstead, hf 14 widow Dunno, 117 Joseph Turpan 241 Philip Catt, half 243 Jos. Laplant, half 252 Chas. F. White, 277 Rene Gremor, hf 160 Lewis Dupree, hf 240 same, half of 243 Isador Cartier, pt 113 Antoine Petit, pt do heirs of Ant. Petit, 119 same, 153
314 325 354 o - 402 465 480 484 4U4 45S 463 470 493 17 42 59
25
1 3118$ 13 37 6 75 29 18$ 5 25 6 2 124 6 10
do 6 7h 1 1 1 75 50 25 85 56 50 n 10 do 6 do do do do do do do do do m do do do do 5 50 56 do 13 6 do do do do do do 10 Si 25 37
181 185 194 195 200 201 202
215 235 236 216 221
widow Suliny, hf do Joseph Ouiette, 122 same, 155 hrs.D. B. Riley, ptl46 Fr. Vachct, half 156 Martin Robinson, 169 Wilson Lagow, 191 Michel Dubois, 210 Jerome Creel), pt 261 Chas. Creely, part do Robt. Hunter, hf 157 widow Teriac, hf 151 Wm. L. Withers, 152 Pierre Dubois, 166 Isaac Colman, pt 172
E. B. Carter, pt same, Fr. Cunningham, same, A. Lemron, part Fr. Jackson, half Mary Cottee,
Ant. Compo, half 203 Alexis Pecor, half do Francis Boucliy, 209
Thomas Emison,
same, same, same, heirs Benj. Reed,
same, part ot 230 same, 280 same, 278 John Reed, half 263 heirs Wm. Reed, 301 same, part of 300 same, 302 Fr. Teshey, half 242 L. S. Shulcr for son 258 same, half of 283 A. D. Frazor, 98 H. Rucharville, pt 47 same, part of 129 M. Rucharville, pt 47 same, part of 129
John Teeple, half 356 same, half of 383 same, half of 357 A. Burgaw, half 487 J. &YY.L. Colman 209 same, part 244 same, 256 same, half 260 same, half 231 same, half 283 same, 17 ft 284 same, half 285 same, 290 same, 17 ft 315 same, 323 same, 17 ft 326 same, half 333 same, 334 same, half 338 same, 344 same, 358 same, 19 ft 405 same, 27 ft 406 same, 17 ft 409 same, 11 ft 410 same, half 415 same, 140ft 433 same, 35 ft 461 same, 467 same, 463 same, half 487
same, same, half same, 12 ft same, same, Robert Buntin, same same, part same, same,
same
same.
488 302 303 381 382 4 13 14 15 143 180 186
do 25 50 56 m do do do do do do 25 6 n 6 50
L i . 25 50 12 6 374 25 do 50 7 6 do do do do do
do do 124 1 50 6 18$ 6 50 124 do 25 6 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 15 2i 124 2 50 15 18$ do
Owners Namet. Robert Buntin,
same, 224 same, 227 same, 223 same, 229 same, half 230 same, 259 same, half 260 same, 264 same, 265 same, 266 same, half 281 same, 412 same, 413 same, 417 same, 429 same, 435
Non Residents, 46
same, part of 103 same, half of 160 same, 197
same, part of 85
same,
8 do 6 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
Off
211
same, 239 same, 204 same, 205 same, 206 same, 245 same, 246 same, 247 same, 218 same, 255 same, 257 same, 275 same, half of 284
same, same, 133 ft same, same, same, same, same, 133 ft same,
293 303 305 311 316 322 326
. Sheriff's Sales. Tp& Y virtue o! a writ ot venditioni exjO) ponas to me directed, from the office of the Clerk ot the Knox Circuit court,! will expose to public saie on Saturday the 20th instant, at the court house in Vincennes, between the houis of ten o'clock a. m. and three o'clock p m. on a credit, pa) able the 26th instant, the purchaser entering into replevin bond, and security, the fee simple ol the following property, to wit: a frame duelling house, wherein Jeremiah Donavan iow lives, and the lot as the fences now run on the north west and north east sides, and on the south west by lots taken on two executions in favor of Ftcderick Rapp, also the two walls of houses commenced to be built, and including tne lots
between the lot aforesaid and the tract of land taken on the two executions aiore- , said in favor of the said Fr. Rapp. and ex-
t. ; tending back w ith a straight line with the
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aiso an mat certain lot oi grouna, lying, situate and being the second lot on the north east of the corner brick hou-c and lot, whereon is erected a frame dwelling house, smoke house, and barn, bounded on the north west, south west, and south east, as the fence now stands, and containing ninety feet in width, as the ptopcrty of the President, Directors ai.d Company of the Bank of Vincennes the State Bank of Indiana, at the suit of Caroline Smith. JOHN DECKER, Shff. k.c. September 6, 1823. 5C-3-g25t)
m m 10 do 6 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
do
ob5
same, 339 same, 348 same, 376 same, 387
same, 390 same, 392 same, 395 same, 400 same, 403 same, 131 ft 405 same, 127 ft 406 same, 137 ft 409 same, 139 ft 410 same, 411 same, 414 same, 416 same, 420 same, 421 same, 422 same, 423 same. 426 same, 727 samw, 438 same, 443 same, 444 same, 445 same, 451 same, 452 same, 115 ft 461 same, 121 ft 462 same, 120 ft 464 same, 113ft 466 same, 116ft 467 same, 479 same, 483 same, 498 same, 500 same, 501 same, 502
14 feet of No. 21, listed to the heirs of Wm. Breading, owned by the heirs of Dude voir, 50
no
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do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
Vincennes, September 6th, 1823.
WILLIAM LINDSAY, Borough Collector.
Sheriff's sale. Rv virtue of two executions directed to me, and in my hands, 1 will expose to sale, on Monday the 1 5th day of September inst. at the court house in Princeton, all the right and title of. Thomas Alcorn in and to the north east quarter of section number 25, T. 3, R. 12 W. containing about one hundred and sixty acres, with a Horse mill thcrcoh, being
the same place w hereon the said Alcorn consisting of now live, taken to satisfy said executions! DRY GOODS, in favor of Jesse Emmcrson, and Henry1 adapted to the season, Revnolds. Sale to commence between I A complete assortment of
the hours of 1 0 8c 2 o'clock on said Ady.i HARDWARE & CUTLERY
iv. IjU;.) bun
jKEW (iOODS It BURTCII, IARKET H TREK I l'INCENJ ESJ TjrjTAS just received from thiladelfhia and ualtimoke, a general
abkortmcnt ot MERCHANDIZE,
September 3d, 1823.
-td
Quceimcarc and F rash
GROCERIES,
The Heirs and Legal Representatives of
Antoine Caty, of Vincennes, deceased, Also a quantity of Kcnhawa SALT,
A lew barrels ot excellent 11 HIS KEY,
their asiinecs, and others interested,
:: TAKE NOTICE, rHAT on the third day of the sit- . J tis of the ensuing Circuit court, in and for the county of Knox, commcnc inv; it3 session on the fourth Monday of
ptcmber, now next, I shall motion and
apply to the said court to appoint Com
Which he now oITers lowest cash prices. 13-tf
ior sale at the
May 2, 1323.
Sheriff's Sales.
Ra virtue of an execution
missioncrs to divide the real estate of ihsj&x&hz otticc ot the Llerk ol the bulli-
said Antoir.c Caty, amongst his seveial 1 van Circuit court to me directed, 1 will
heirs, legal representatives, and present o'.vnet agreeably to the law s of this state. Till) W AS CRISS U V , in rtgh t cf hi vijc Irggy o?r of the htirs. Vincennes, Aug" 18, 1323. 30-U
fSpose to sale on the lUth day of Sep-
ember next, at the house of Samuel Mar-
tain, fifty acres of improved land, adjoiniii said Martain's on the west, and Joseph LaUhaw on the south, uken as the
land of John Uulcy, at the suit of Andrew Gardner k T. Roseman sale to be between 12 and one o'clock on said day. GEORGE BOON, Shff. s.c. August 25, 1823. 22 BY virtue of an execution me directed from the office of thn
of the Sullivan Circuit court, I will
pose to sale on the 1 3th day of next
September, in Mcrom, b7 acres of unim
proved land, given up by Wiili.mi Caru-
thers, to satisfy a judgment against him in favor of James II. i'oisyth, t'.e numbcrof the quarter section nut known by
me at this time, but I will make it known
on the day of sale. GEORGE BOON, Shff. s.c. August 25, 1823. 32
U BV virtue of an execution
lfomhe office of the Clerk of the Snlli
aufCircuit court to me directed. I will
oppose to sale on the 13th day cf Sep
lember next, at John Creigcr's, in Mcrom, lot No. 143, in Mcrcm, w ith its ap
purtenances, it being the lot that said Crciger now lives on, taken as the land
of Isaac Brolan, at the suit of Wm. Ca ruthers, Agent of Sullivan county. GEORGE BOON, Shff. s.c.
August 25, 1 823.
Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni ex
ponas to me directed, from the of
fice of the Clerk of the Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale, on Saturday the 20th instant, at the court house in Vincennes, between the hours often o'clock a. m. and three o'clock, p. m. for a term of time not exceeding screw years) the rents, issues and profit of a certain dwelling house, and lot or parcel of ground, situate, lying and being on the south cast of the second parallel street back from the river Wabash, in the town and Borough of Vincennes, containing about fifty feetvEngiish measure) infiont or width on the said street, and one hundred and fifty feet, he the sane more or less (like measure) in depth, running back
joining the lot of the late Lawrcnct Ba-
zadone on his kouth west, that formrtly
of Samuel Lane, now the heirs of Wm. Jones on the north west, and the other
two thirds of the entire lot on the noith
east, it being one third part of the entire
town lot, as the property of John Mc.Giffin, at the suit of Johna Harker.
JOHN DECKER, Shff k c. September 6, 1823. 3i-3-g2
FLO U It wanted at this ofilc
virtue of two writs of venditioni
exponas to me directed, from the
Clerk's office of the Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale, on Saturday the 20th instant, at the court house in Vincetines, between the hours of ten
o'clock a. m and three o'clock p m. on a credit, payable on the 28th day o; February next, the purchas r entering into replevin bond, and security, the fee sim
ple of the following property, to wit : the brick dwelling house wherein W Fellows now lives, Sc lot of ground whereon said house stands including all the ground between said house and the frame house on the north east, and including all the
n - ground between said brick house and the wall of a house commenced to be built on the south east (it being the wall nearest the river) also all that tract of land 1) ing between the steam distillery and a square line drawn from the south east corner of the second wall, or commencement of a brick house from the river, and the w hole width of the steam mill tract, as the property of the President, Directors 8c Company of the Bank of Vincennes, the State Bank of Indiana, at the suits of Frederick Rapp. JOHN DECKER, Shff. k.c September 6, 1823. 32-3t-g2 Lost Certificate of Land purchased frorz the United States. notice is hereby given, that j nine weeks after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Ofnce at Vincennes, for the renewal ofa Land Certificate in my name for the X. W. qr. of sec. No. 4, in T. No. 7, S. ot range No. 1 1, W. entered in the name ot" Edward H. Minchinton, and by him assigned to me, being in the district of Vincennes, the original certificate and the assignment having been lost. Given under my hand at Vincennes, this 19th ri y of July, 1C23. 25-Jf TIIOs.NEEDIIAM. Indiana Justice s A LL persons who have subscribed for X4. the INDIANA JUSTICE, arc most earnestly requested to call immediately, and get the sr.r.u-.
August 7, 1323.