Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 15, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 16 October 1824 — Page 2
Cr.s with the Camanchcs, (whom, as the f .(Cinii alleges, vxre suppos' d l harb . v)nc treacherous designs against the cp (li io 0 and the aetuil poverty of tne lie v government, was fnully dissolved in a c ui.i il of sc .cral oi tne most respectable citizens, and some Americana who trere at Santa Fc It was determined, h v vjr, to send an express to Council B .T-, to anurise mai O'Fallon of these
K 1 J ti i I'ic'ions, and upon the suggestion of thu A nericans, the governor wrote accuidiigly, expressing his sorrow at the failure of the original design, but beseeching our mediation with the Indians, premising on the part of his province, to Comply with any regulations or measures that nigl t be adopted to bring about the d sircd peace. About the first of August the express arrived at Council Bluffs, Composed of 26 Spaniards and christianiz Indians, and accompanied by an American (formerly of St. Louis) named Beard, as a gtiide. As soon as practica ble the Indians were assembled, and in a council, mj. O'FaUon explained, with much earncstnes, the great necessiiy of bur ing the tomhawk with their Mexican neighbors that he was instructed by his government, to remonstrate spiritedly apuiust their depredations, and insist upon an immediate cessation of hostilities a gainst our friends the Spaniards. He also urged the great solicitude which the go v?rn mento N-wMexiro felt on this subject and of their sincere desire to cultivate peace, and preserve a good under standing with them. Tne Spaniards were quiet iiul silent spectators at these conferences. VUj character of the Missouri Indians, us Us 'a!, displayed itself upon this occa sion. The Pawnees at first, did not lend a very willing ear to the proposition for peace urging that the war was a profitable one to them, and nothing was to be acquired by peace that they had been once at peace with the Spaniards, and never got any thing more than their empty hand but, (i when we come to visit you, (addressing maj O'Fallon) we not only get your hand, but something to smoke," that peace with the Americans was as p ifnable to them as a war with the Spaniards but, (they concluded) as you
desire and insist upon it, we will make
. Collector's Sale. 1 ILL ! ..ffef-j for ale at the ff iiouse ot Fudenck Shells, in Huido-tan. on Monday the Jif'eenth diy of X-ivcmbrr next the following tracts of Non Residents lands, or so much thereof as will pay the tux and costs due thereon for the present year, if not payed before that day.
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STATE OF INDIANA,? W()X ruus i y, scr S KNOX v 1RCU1 1 OUKT. Seucmber Term.) 1824 ILLiAM Bruce, John Holtingswortti and James Neal, the com missioners heretofore appointed to divide the real estate of Joseph Ca"se deceased, having reported, that they could not di vide the said real estate equitably without a sale thereof. It is therefore on motiori ordered by the court that the said commissioners be empowered to sell the same, upon such a credit as they may think proper, by giving three yceks previous notice in the Western Sun a paper printed in Vincenncs, by the purchaser giving bond with security to be approved of by said commissioners. Copy Teste. H. JOHNSON, C.c.c r.f., IN pursuance of the above order, we will sell at public outcry, on lot N. 23 near Bruce ville, on Monday the 1st of November ensuing, the real estate of Joseph Case deed, contemplated in the above order, consisting of 154 acres of land, part of said lot N. 23 with its improvements, and fractional section No., 22, town 1, range 6, containing 174 acres. The terms ol sale aic one third of the purchase money in one year, one third in tivo years and the other third in three years from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond and approved freehold security, with a condition annexed that shou'd the purchase money not be punctually paid it shall bear interest from the day of sale. The sale will commence at 12 o'clock and due attendance given by WILLIAM BUUCE, J HOLLINOSWORrtI, JV.IES NEAL, Commissioners.
October 8, 1824.
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Also the following lots in the town of Hindostan, viz,
Xos 17 40 70 82
22 44 71 91
4 23 46 72
7 9 10 26 2S
49 73
92 93
50 74 94
i dikt!jfe Jie
m Jt- m
13 16 ;f 34 38 68 69 ,hn
77 80
11 33 52 75
97 98 10 J
peace with your friends, the Spaniards,: 1Q4 Q,j 1Q8 113 1 4 U6 117 118
an pr serve it as long as you wish us to do s " They then seized the hands of the Spaniards, and expressed their willingness to be friendiv Aftr which the express departed for X:w Mexico, bearing a letter iV)nnaj VFa ion to the governor, info ni lg oioi of 'he resus'. &c. Y: ought to be particularly thankful to ma O'Fallon for his active intervention us business. It originated with hi-n if, in alaudible desire to promote the i et rstof the new republic of Mexico, tod to relieve the peaceable and inoffensive inhabitants of that country from tlx .nnoyance of some of our turbulent TVf i . ! T ri r 1 1 1 1- o f-Iic 5 f PI ii pnr r it
... r . ;t..co ' o.xi one tourth tt 8
i 1 1 . 1 . : 1 1 3 tl : till us 1 1 1 r niiv.tni o i m o s -
120 123 127 128 131 136 137 13S 143 145 149 150 152 153 154 ! .5 , 156 157 158 159 160 165 166 167 168 171 174 175 176 184 lc5 1 187 189 !90 191 192 193 194 195 197 201 -02 205 13 214 215 216 219 226 227 228 229 232 233 237 !
238 240 242 243 244 247 219 250 25 1 256 257 258 26 1 262 264 273 274 277 278 282 281 285 293 295 296 299 300 301 303 305 306 307 308 309 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 346 347 348 349 351 half of
tend d, is all prevailing, and in a spirit of philanthropy congenial to the inclination and wis'ms of his government he has pro dnced a tranquility on the.. Mexican bor-
dor-, equally advantageous to our own ci- .
txzen,, as it will be to the safety and repose of the Mexicans For many jeats a destructive and barbarous war has existed upon the Mexican lines, and from the practice of the Pawnees in making sacrifices by burnt oiTnns, their hostilities hive been marked with instances of prro.ur cruelty The Pawnees and their alli' S are very warlike, and have been
kno n to carry their depredations far in- !
to the interior of Mexico, returning m re. triumph on the Missouri, loaded wit the spoils of war. i lie imp ortance of this reconciliation to the Missouri caravans, trading to Santa Fa. must be duly appreciated. It removes vlrnost the only obstacle to a very active and reciprocal intercourse between
Mexico and Missouri, and will no doubt ensure the most friendly reception and p; fk vile markets to our enterprising citizeos in the disposal of their merchandise, kc. V are sorry to subjoin to these rein v ks, that much uneasiness is entertained respecting the views and disposition of the Cam inches They are the most war kv md powerful nation on the horde 's. iml entertain the most implacable resent oent against the Spaniaids It is said thev are forming a confederacy with the o her nations, and that they have it in contemplation to invade our territory to ni "ke wa- on the Oages. whom they threxte with extermination Ought not the govern nent to interpose in this case ? T'HOsges art under our protection, Sc should not he left to the mcrcv of such an ov whel'Tvng foe. Enquirer Printing neatlv executed at this OJbTICJS.
Also the following out lots in the
town of Hindustan, viz. "Nos 9 13 314 310 319 320 310 322 311 309 also the Mill lot at Hindustan Also the following lots in the town of Greenwich, viz Nos. 12 and 24 Also the following lots in the town of Mount Pleasant.
23
2() 29 59 60 H3 84
Nos. 1 2 5 S 14 17 32 33 39 40 42 .r3 54
6M 02 03 05 00 07 79 81
80 88 and half of 72 Sale to rommer.ee at 10 o'clock, a m. SANFORl) BROWN, c.:a.c. Hindostan, October 4, i 824 31
of letters remaining in the Pcst-
ce ai V mcenncs. la. the Quarter til
th September, 1824, which if not
ut within three; months, will be sent
eneral Post-Office as dead letters : rsons applying for letters in this list sc sav they arc advertised. : William At wood, Noah Ashley, '. Allen, Isaac Blackford, John
Barkmau,2; James Datlet, Thomas Burns, David Boland, Garret Bryant, Joseph Baird. diaries Brewer. Asaph N. Chadsey, Geo. W. Coiennc, Richard M. Coleman, Geo. Catron, Thomas Clevinger, Samuel Cole, Geor;. flark. D r G II Sarah Duty, John Dant, Richard Daaiel, J ; John Fullerton, Christian Graeter, Thomas II. Glass, Sewt 11 Goodridge, Harden Hovcy, Samuel Hull, Josiah L. Holmes, Koliert llunter. Win. Huston, Lyman Hale, James Hughes, Daniel Hollaigsw. -i til, Ch is. Harper, Wm. Howard. J LM Jnge de la Parroisse, Nathan J. Jo:ies, Homer Johnson, James Ingram, Jo
seph Johnson, John Ireland, Sarah Jones, James & Thomas Jordon, Charles C Law, Mary Lane, David LiMic, Hyacinth Lasielle, Ar.toir.e Lallamere, Adam Luckey, M.!iy Leech, II irvey Lapsley Hyacinth Lasseile, jun. Wm. lahonev, Phllli) W. Mai tin, Stephen Miller, 2 ; Geo. Mo.Clure, Jo'.ai W. Martin, Tliomas Mdls, Join: Max -ct-don, Thadileus ?looi ehoae, Jas. S. Mays, William McCoy, Simon Minder, Hiram M(nre, John Moore, Atidrew Martin. N OP Reuben Norton, 2 ; Lydia Norton, Benjamin Olncy, 3 ; Wm. (hentt, K B. Olden, Thomas Owens, 4 ; Jac ob Pancake, Joel Phelps, Richard Posey, 2 : Chas. Posty. R S Wm. Redman, Moses Rawlings, 2 ; Joseph Rudderil, Ranslaer S.,vres. Pollv
Strong, Samuel Smitlj, Archibald Simpson, Jacob Small, 2 ; Alexander 1). Scott, Thomas Small, Roderick Stucky, Abraham South, John Shields, Bastion Smith. T W Charles Thumpso-.i, Avery Toby, Waller Taylor, 2 ; Jesse B. Thomas, James a millian. John B. Vilh.nieuve. Hi-
NOTICE, To the Voters oj Knox county. iS pursuance ot an act ol the ia t general assembly of the state o Indiana, there will bean election held in 'ho several townships in the county oi Knox, cn the Second Monday in November next to elect Five Electors, to vote for a President and Vice-President of the United
Also on the same clay, hy virtue ot a writ of election to me directed, from William Hendricks; governor ol the state of Indiana, to elect one Representative for the First District of the said state to the 1 8th Congress of the United States, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death ot William Prince. The Inspectors and Judges will be punctual in their attendance, and make their returns agreeahlv to law. JOHN DECKER, Shtf k c. October 2, 1824. 33-td State of Illinois iuditors Office, Vandalia, October st, 182-1. J Public Notice $ IS HEREBY GIVENfO vTH A F in pursuance of the several statutes, and the Act for levying and collecting a tax on land and i.ti.cr property, approved February IS, 1823." the Auditor of Public Accounts fur iho Statt of Illinois, will proceed to sell, at
tne uoor ot the tatc-tiousc, in the t.wr
of Vandalia. on the FIRST MONO Y IN JANUARY NEXT, the whc.e or so .mich of each tract ot Land lying ras'f and xoet of the 'h-rd and west of the &e cond firineifial meridians, as will satbfy the tax, interest, and cost, that ma) remain due on that day, for the w! ok or any, ot the years 1818,1 819, 1820,182!, 1822, or 1823 which are particularly described and advertised in the paper printed at this place. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, ard continue from day to day until completed. E C KERRY, Auditor. BOEditors of ntwspapei s printed io this state, will rive the above notice two insertions in October, and one in November. - The Editors of the Republican St. Louis; the Argus. Frankfort, Ken ; tho Aarional Republican Cincinnati Ohio; the Western Sun, Vincennes, Ind. wrllinsert the above twice, and forward their accounts for payment.
StiUe of Indiana!
REErN COUNTY.
Stitt mber 23, A. D. 1
TO ICE is hereby given to
'vhoni it may concern, that I
apply to the Circuit court, to be holden in and for the said county ol Green and
state aforesaid, on Thursday next alter, the third Monday of November next., to have Commissioners appointed to divido the real estate- of Edmund Gillam deed, and to pfive to the widow her ritrht of. flower, according to the statue in such ca. ses made and provided. THOMAS WARNOCK. Sept. 24. 1824. 32-4 a
thoser' shall'.'
bfl, 2
jm.
Notice.
given that the estate of J E manual Vantrees deed, late ot Daviess county, is Insolvent, ai.d that settle-
ram Wade, Jane Yetfall, Duvid W Joseph Walter.
O. R. C. Sl'LLIV AX, p.m.
i
oi luLU l S r. ii) ;tT ! Ue i'.t-
Oihje tt Washington l;i. the o nailer
on the :"0lh Septeinler 1H'4, which
if not taken out before the expiration of three months, v ill be sent to the General PostOlnc e as dead letters. A B C Peter A merman, Mathew II. Blackburn, P. Barton, Dennis Clark, Jacob Crabs.
ment of it as such will be claimed by the ) yt o II Stephen Donalson. Wm. 1 .His.
undersigned. All persons having claims Henry Edward, Moses Ekard, Jas. (ioMiell,
against said estate are desired to present
them duly authenticated by the fust day of April 1825 D TL. VAX ! REESE, JAMES MILHOLL AND, Adminis'rators, Oct. 5, 1824. 34 3t 7 NO TICK. " JjpiH members ot the Vincennes Cari airy lately commanded by Captain Mathias R ie resigned, are hereby notified to attend parade on the 23d inst. uniformed and equiped according to the Miles and regulations heretofore prcscri bed by the same, to meet at Judge Rogers tavern the usnl place of rend, z.ous. bv II o'clock A M Bv order of JOHN F. SNAPP, Cafie. October 5tU 1824. . 34-3,t
Elijah Goodwin, Peter Ilelphestine 2, hte
phen Hampton, Isaac Ilealon, 1). Harris, John ILonniond. J K L M Vance Jones, Mary Kcndell, A. KinF.ey, Moses Knight, Jane Lathrop, Mary Lee, James Murry M'Ooy, John Muney, Agness M'Kinly, David Miller, Wm Marshall. O P R S James OkeefTe. Robt. Oliver,
Danl. Pender. A. Perkins 2. James Peachv.
- F Wm. Powell 2, Josiah Porter, Halsey Pruden, (t. F. Roach, George H. Routt,' Robt. Raj)er J, Win. Roe, S ami. Steel, James Smi ly, Saml Smith 4, Christian icott, Rawley Scott, Wm. Seott, Jacob F. Scudder, H. F. hchepper. J7 Persons applying for letters in the aovelist, will please sax they are adve rtised. S. RODDICK, P. M. Oct. 1st :3.M. Vj. L A X K N OTI3 BOOK ior sale Ai ifiis uliicc.
NOTICE. HAVING served the citizens sf Knox as clerk of the sevcial couits ot the county, lam anxious upon retiring fiom, the oRice, to settle up all my old business
ot arrearages and fees during the period
ot twenty seven years, which I had
honor of serving the public, I dischar
my duties according to my best abilities
and in many instances have waited the
same period for my compensation, owin to which, a considerable amount of fees remain due me and in order to settlo those demands, I have employed GcnI. W. Johnston Escjr. as my Agent and de puty, to whom I have given general powers and special instructions, to ciose my ofrkial business upon fair and honorable terms. It is hoped that those persons who should recollect that I have performed services f or them, will be grcatful enough to me, in my declining years, to call upon Mr. Johnston in Vincennes, between this time and the 15th of September ensuing, and payor at least settle to h'i3 satisfaction, the amount due me. . R. BUN i IN. August 7, 1824. 26-tf.
To Rent, at Public Sale. THE subscribers will r.fTer for rent, tho Tavern Stand & Farm
belonging to the estate of Ezckiel Por
ter, deed, situated in Martin countv.
the state road, four miles west of Hindostan, to the highest bidder, on the se-
conu ioiuiay mi vi luucr ucxi, lor one year possession to be given on the 7th Novemb r next. D P. Sc J. W. PORTER, Adn Ilindctan, Sept. 28, 1824. 33-3;
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