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already with them nearly twelve thousand men, and were about marching to attack the Spaniards. A letter from Panama, of so late a date as the 1 1th of September, says 'Since the Colombians and Peruvians have joined, things appear to go on well, and as General Bolivar is at Lima facilitating the embarcation ot troops to join the army in Upper Peru, the Spanish army there is considered in rather a critical situation ! Many of the best informed persons here consider the contest as drawing to a close. The Brinish merchants have despatched a fast sailing essel from Lima for England, with an account of the state of affairs in the Pacific All was quiet when Bolivar quitted Guayaquil." It will be recollected that we doubted Q late account, which stated that Bolivar had not proceeded to Peru his presence there, in such a crisis is of incalculable value, and we doubt not but he will terminate the war in that highly important section of South America. Ftd. Gazette

Sheriff 's Sale for Taxes.

"T SHALL expose to ale at the house of

NOTICE A SUBSCRIPTION list, to ascertain JX what encouragement and support this enlightened community will afford for the establishment of a Female Seminary, in some eligible situation in this Borough, is now circula'ed under the auspices ot the Right Revd. Bishop Flaget. The subscription Iht, of which the following is a copy, is in the hands of, the Revd Mr Champomier, Dr. Biown, and Mi. Mitchcl Brouillet, a committee appoint ed to wait upon our citizens.

FEMALE SCHOOL (ok vincknnks.)

The lit. Hev. Bishop Flaget,

JTOVED oy a constant piedeliction lJL lor the inhabitants of this place, ha, offered the Board of the Catholic congregation, to send to Vincennes, four or five ladies, to found a permanent institution for the education of young pupils ot their sex, provided the Board can satisfy him with a certainty of a sufficien support for those ladies for the first yeai ai least. The B ard apprised of the immense advantages resulting from such institutions in Kemurky, and elsewhere, where numerous pupils of every denomination, are yearly restored to their parents, endowed with religious habits, good manners, and the most useful and becoming acquirements, have received with due thankfulness and gratitude so kind an offer ; and to make themselves the better, and sooner able to answer the aforesaid proviso, most respectfully present the community and the public, with the fol lowing subscription, headed by the conditions for board and tuition. Per Year, Dollars For Bord k Washing, tuition, in Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Piain and Ornamental Needle woik. 88 For tuition as above, except the Ornamental Needle work, 10 For Trench taught to English ladies, 1 2 For Music, and the use of the Piano, 24 For Drawing and Painting, - 12 To be pdid quarterly, in advance.

Boardres to find themselvesin beddiner,

towels, books, stationery, 8cc

The ladies who will superintend this

Academy, will exclusively devote their attention to the improvement of their pu

pils, in the branches of useful and polite education mentioned. Religious prepos

sessions or opinions shall never be disturbed, or discussed, or touched upon in

any way by them. Phis course of Education to be con

ducted by a numerous community of the

most pure and well informed of the sex,

consecrated and qualified to the service,

a selection of competent tutoresses may

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F. Sholtz, in Hindostan, on the third tfcSs

of December next, at 10 o'clock, a. m. the following lands and lots, or so much thereof

as will be sufficient to pay the taxes and costs due thereon, if not previously paid, viz : Owners j'a?nes. Acs. Qr. Sec. T. R. Harris&Hazlewood 160 N E 35 2 N 3V

Johnson Farris, do N W 3 James Harbison, 100 W fc. 24 Joseph Hays, 160 S E 13 Elisha Haskins, do N W 35 Hindostan Compy. 1124 Jeremiah Jones, 160 N E 25 Lang, 80 N E 2 Reuben Loid, 167 W fc. 3 Jorn Milier, 160 N W 35 Mitcheltree's estate 423 w f. 7&8 Nye's estate, 587 E f . 5

George W. Watson 160 N W 29 2 N 3 W

160 SW 35 2 N4 W 524 W fc. 27 3 N 4 W 160 S E 29 2 N 3 W do S E 23 2 N 3 W j do S W 23 2 N 3 W . 320 N hf. 24 2 N 3 W i

do W hf 20 2 N 3 W i

640 sec. 25 2 N 3 W 160 S E 17 3 N 4 W ' 66 E fc. 6 3 N 4 W 520Sf.34&l5 2 N 4 W j 20lWf2&U 1 N 4 W 600 frc. 27 2 N 4 W '

509 frcn. 15 620 frc. 22 400 frc. 20 320 W hf. 12 339 N fc. 18 350 E fc. 36 455 N fc. 22

Also the following lots in the

town oj Hmdostan, viz :

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term, Aug. 12, a. d. 1823.

on Resident,

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30 46 63 73 86 111 125

32 52 64 74 88

j 15 33 53 65 75 89

16 34 55 66 76 94

17 37 56 67 78 95

21 39 57 68 80 96

9 22 40 58 69 81 97

10 25 41 60 70 82 98

11 26 42 61 71 83 104

12' 28! 45 . 62 1 72; 85 107: 124i

112 113 114 116 120 121 122 123

126 127 128 130 131 133 135 136 138

139 140 143 144 146 151 152 155 156 157) 159 160 161 167 168 169 170 171 173 176 . 180 181 184 185 186 187 188 190 191 194 j 195 199 201 205 206 207 208 210 211 212 j 213 214 215 216 217 218 222 223 226 227 228 230 232 235 234 235 236 237 238 239

240 241 242 244 247 251 252 25b 257 258 259 260 263 264 266 269 27 i 272 273 275 276 277 278 279 281 282 283 284 288 289 293 294 299 300 301 30 303 30? 309 310 31) 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 and 322. Alsu the following lots in the new survey of the town of Hindostan, Nos. 309 310 311 312 314 321 & 324. Also the following lots in the town of Mount Pleasant, Nos. 33 34 37 38 50 51 54 55 57 58 68 69 71 72 75 76 80 81 111 and 112. Also lots Nos. 12 &24, in the town of Greenwich. JULIUS JOHNSON, Shff. m c. Hindostan, Nov. 8, . .23. 42-3t

NOTICE,

signed having been ap-

ted Administrators on the es

tate otEzekiel Porter, late ot martin countyfla. deceased, request all those having claims against said estate, to present them legally authenticated for settlement within one year from the date hereof, and all those indebted to said estate to make immediate payment. DANIEL P. PORTER. I AdimnisJAMES VV. PORTER, J trators. Octobet 27, 1823. 41-4t N. B James W. Porter can all at times be found at the late residence of the said deed to attend to all business relating to said estate. D P. P. 6c J. V P. Admstrs.

IXFORMATIOX WAITED. 7 n HE Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,

jt Having receivea a communication

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always oe expecteo, wnose icnuu d u vQU the Grand Lo( al Bas,e in SwU

conscientious care oi men pupii wm zerland, re

calculated to gain the love and confidence

of both pupils and parents. 38-tf October 15, 1823.

FRUIT TREES. rrpHE subscriber having a large nurJ scry of young APPLE TREES, situate in Walnut Prairie, Clark connty, Illinois, three miles south of dahwin, invites the citizens ot tht Wabash country adjacent, to give Mm a call I Je will sell at six dollars per hundred and take in payment Corn, Cattle, Cotton, Wheat, and almost any other good trade, but the above articles will be preferred, and al low a liberal trade price for the ame Tin- purchaser shall have the ' itfht to choose the trees ; none need be aflfiaid of j)i a bviti supplied, as there are at least 40. oo fit to set out W. B. AR HER. July 7, 1823 24tf

questing exertions to be made

to discover the place of residence of an individual named Fackenhofen, of a distinguished family in Germany, that feels much interested in his welfare and have not heard of him for several years, takes this method of requesting any person who may have heard of him or knows his present place of residence to give information to GEORGE A. BAKER.

Grand Secretary, PhiPa.

SH0NS

NOTICE.

SIDERATIONS of an imnera-

tive nature will induce my absence

from the state for the space of three months Huring this period, my friends Mr. Blake and Mr. Dewey, will attend to my business in court and Mr. George W. Ewing, will at all times be found at i) oftice. MOSES TABBS. Vincennes, Jul 8, 1823. 24-tf

N application of Charles R. Brown, one of the Administrators on the

estate of John M. Prentiss, late of Hin dostan, deed, for leave to sell a part of the real estate of the kaid deceased, as stated in his petition Ordered, That the said Administrators, or either of them, be, and they are hereby authorised to make sale, on the first Monday of December next, on one years credit, tor bonds with approved security, of twenty eight lots in the town of Hindostan, numbered as follows, (to wit :) 1 23, 24, 44, 49, 50. 01, 118, 119, 134, 145. 153. 158, io'O, 172, 179. 189, 202. 219, 228, 243, .249, 250. 261, 262, 274, 295, 296, x 308, which lois have been set off to Sarah M. Prentiss, widow ot the said John M. Prentiss, as her dower, and which are to be sold subject to her use and benefit, during her life Ordered, -. hat the Clerk give notice of the saie of said lots, two months or more, by posting the same at one or more of the public houses in Hindostan, also have the same published in one or more ot the newspapers printed at Vincennes, Indiana. A Copy Teste, L. R. ROGERS, Clerk. Septembers 1823. 34-ilw By the President of the U States. AN puibuance of law, 1, Jams Monroe, President ot the Uniud states, cio licieby declare and make known, that a public sale will be held at the Land Office at Franklin, in the state of Mis souri, on the first Monday in December next, for the disposal ol such of the lands situate within the district of Howard county, in said state, a have been relinquished to the United States prior to the 1st day ot October, 1821, under the pio-

viiions of the act passed on the 2d da) of j March, 1 82 1 , entitled "An act for the le- '

lief of the purchasers of public lands prior to the 1 st day of Jul) , 1 820," as are situate in the follow ing described townships and fractional townships, lying north of the Missouri River, and west of the fifth principal merioien, viz : In T. 44 io 54 inclusive, oi range II W. 44 54 12 45 56 13 47 56 ) 14 48 56 f y 15 48 52 16 & 17 49 52f 18 52 19 52 21 51 h 52 22 fc 23 ALSO, at the same time and place, will be exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the provisions oi the fourth section ot the act, passed on the 24th day ot April, 1820, entitled 'An act making further provisions tbr the sale of the public lands," such lands situate within the abovementioned townships as have become forfeited to the United States pri or to the 1st of October, 1820, for failure to complete the payment within the pe riod prescribed by law. The sales will open with the lowest number of section, township, and range, and proceed in regular numerical order. Given under my hand, at the City of

Washington, this 12th day of August,

By the President : JAMES MONROE. GEORGEGRAHAM, ComV of the General Land Office. Aug. 13. 1823. 33 1st m dec.

lector's Sale.

offer for sale at the court Princeton, on Saturday the

December next, for the state tax for the present year, and

the costs thereon, the following land, and lots in Princeton, unless the said tax and costs are paid previous to that day, viz : James Ashby, 20 acres, half of the N'E qr. of sec. -i :S, of R 9 west. Lemuel Davis, !-M acres. Sabeston Frederick, 300 acres, location. Mr Ish, 121 acres. Heirs of George Johnson, 80 acres. Josiah F- Little, 80 acres. Russell Montgomery, 127 acres. James Smith, 160 acres. William Stewart, 160 acres. Non Resident, 58 acres, M D. No. 92. James Smith, 158 Town Lots in Princeton Anthony Bluford No. 61. James R. Curry, No. 20. Lucy Glover, deed. Nos. 56 & 57. John D. Hay, No. 1 1 Heirs of William Jones. No. 10, E E. JOHN R. MONTGOMERY, c.o.c. Princeton, Nov. 10, 1823. 42-3t

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A Complete assortment of Magistrates Blanks for sale at this office also Blank Deeds.

heap Wholesale fc? Retail,

Hat htorc. P PRICE, On MARKET STREET vincennes, has constantly on

hand, a handsome assortment of iurs ct

every description, which he is enabled to sell as low as any in the place. HE NOW MANUFACTURES THE Cortes, & Oval Water Proof HATS, Which are ascertained to be the latest fashions Jt7Orderrs from a distance thankfully received, and speedily filled. 43-ly November, 1823. NOTICE. THE subscriber requests all persona who have purchased hats from him upon the promise of nayincr in produce,

to deliver the same sneedilv He will

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He has also, a good strong Dearborn' anb Harness, which he would exchange for produce. R. P. PRICE. November 20, 1823. 43-tf FRESH GiTODST WILSON LAGOW, AJ .. . v

IT rAI.Lr.3UAJ!., ILLlMUlb.y AS just received, direct from FZS ladelihia, a general assortment of

Dry-Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, and Queensware, Comprising an elegant and extensive aS sortment, Among which are the following : Super Blut and Black Cioths, Middling & low priced do. Super and common Casimcres and Cajnets, Red, 1 White, 8c VFLAAWEL, Yellow J Bombazctts assorted, Toilinett and Mcrsailles Vesting, Tamboured, Leno, Plain and Figured, Book, Jaconet, Cambric and Mediura Muslins, Scotch, and other Ginghams, Leghorn, "J Gipsey, and I BO WE TSt Common Straw J Furniture, Fane) and Rob Roy Prints

canton crapes, assorted, Flag and Bandana Handkerchiefs, Silk, 1 Cotton, Sc I HOSE, Worsted, J Fancy and Plain Silk Shawls, Domestic Plaids and Stripes, do. Brown and White Sheeting, Shirting, and Long Cloths, Ladies Morocco and Kid Shoes assorted, Knives and Forks, Pen, and Pocket knives, Mill, and Cross Cut Saws, He has also received from JVet

Orleans a supply of GROCERIES, HAVANNA COFFEE, GUNPOWDER, . IMPERIAL, and CTEAS YOUNG HYSON 3 SUGAR, WINE, RUM, And many other articles too tedious fo mention. All which he is disposed to sell low for Cash or Beeswax. 41-6t November 7, 1823. Ten Dollars Reward. CI TOLEN from the subscriber on Sunk7 day the 19th ult. a silvfr

together with a Seal and Key. the watcb

was made by Wm. C evclanrl. T.nnrlnn

No. 2,109 the above reward will ho ri

ven for the delivery of the Watch, Seal & Key or for the discovery of the thief so that he may be convicted. Ch. GRAETER. November 19, 1823. 43-tf NOTICE. PERSONS having claims against the estate of Xancy J. Withers; deed, are requested to present them prope rly authenticated likewise those that arp tr .

debted to make immediate paymcnt W. L. WITHERS, KxorS. vith the inilannexrtf November 20, 1823. 43-3

N. B. I have a FARM to rent,. 3$ miles N E. from Vincennes, cn whiqh there is an excellent orchard cnquirV immediately of the subscriber, in Vin; cennes, or to Jas. or John Scott, near tl o premises, or to J. Mc Clurc W. L- W Now in the Press, and will short y be published at this ofliee. tlB INDIANA ALMANAC, lor the jear 1824.