Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 44, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 December 1827 — Page 2
gcr, be the foe of liberty and bis country what I hate said on that subject,) that a-
There are but a lew ot us lett who witnes- I grecable to my view, the Devil has crea
ted the first efforts lor freedom, and we I ted a great set of beings : this is not my are more than repaid by seeing our coun-I view; for if the Devil had the power of
try under the blessing of Providence, free creating, he would be Almighty. There
and happy. Let us not suppose any man is a great difference between creating, & ivho drew his sword in the first and se- I begetting. A man may beget, but he
cond war for liberty, could deserve the I cannot create.
character which his enemies give him. I " Another point of inquiry arises, did
I eivcyou the ticket of the old renubh- the Serpent s seed, or non-elect, stand or
can nartv. and I offer it with aad'tional I fall in Adam? I say no. I he elect ot
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pleasure, because it is the ticket triendly God only was created, stood, and fell in
to General Jackson." Adam, partook of the Serpent's nature,
Baltimore Rail Road The Rail Road
Company have issued proposals lor ma
terials lor the construction of this magnif
icent work. If we derived pleasure from
and were, by nature, the children of wrath
even as others ; and therefore the original
sin is in, or entailed on them.
Such is the doctrine advanced by elder Parker. We misrht multiply quotations
the annunciation of the prospect, if our in which his views are illustrated and ex-
most sanguine hopes were exulted by the plained, but the above are deemed suffi-
unparalclled subscription to the stock, cient. Were we to give further quotati-
may we not be indulged in exultation at ons, modesty would be put to the blush;
this actual commencement of the work, even those we have given are equally reandin looking forward to its final comple- mole from truth and modesty. Strange
tion as a new era in the history of Balti- and unscriptural as these doctrines are,
more and Maryland. This act of the
company must dissipate all doubt, if any
exists, as to the practicability of the work, for they have ioj much at slake to risk a doubtful issue. -We thcrefoie congratulate the citizens of Baltimore on the prospect before them Bait. Pat. It is stated in a paper from the Western part of New-York that some doubt has been stated as to the identity of Morgan's body. Four religious tracts printed in London were found in the pockets, and a scrap of paper on which was written in an unknown hand " September 24th, 1828 Mr. Websa " These particulars had given confirmation to a report that previous to the last examination, the body had been identified by a woman from Canada recently from Ireland, as her husband, who had been drowned with several others about five weeks before. Hill, who had confessed the murder, is suspected of being an imposter. There is one circumstance in his statement which could scarcely deceive. He makes
yet we are informed that a few persons in
Indiana and Illinois, have imbibed them.
And stranger still, that any church should
permit a man to preach such things, and
call them the gospel the gospel of the
Saviour. We are very certain that no one who reads, understands, and believes
the Bible, can believe and relish such lul
some, heicrogenious, indecent, unscrip
tural, and unreasonable trash as abounds
in elder Parker's pamphlet. It meriis ob
livion, and but for the request of our correspondent, we should not have brought
it this far into notice.
In conclusion, we would just inform
our readers, that the above is the same el
der Parker, who for the last ten or twelve
years, has been troubling the churches in Indiana, by opposing missions. He has
been very fruitful in pamphlet making.
especially in opposition to missions, and
promising something as a substitute lot
converting the heathen, if his brethren
would abandon the mission enterprise, and lo ! we have it, u Two Seeds," and
; both of them rotten. We hove been told,
out that in the attempt to throw Morgan's that in ni imintr the ebullitions of this
body into the Niagara, he was assisted by ! " troublcr of Jerusalem," a nrintintr of
three other persons, one of whom Alonzo lice much resembled an Indian treaty, as
Jveitn, was caugiu in me t opes lasieneu to it took spellers, interpreters, writers,
NEW GOODS. J. & 8 ttAUTII
IJT AVE just received from Baltimore "L and Philadelphia, a general assort
ment of
Foreign and Domestic COTTON and WOOLLEN 3 GOODS;
Suited to the present and approaching
seasons. Also, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies and childrcns Leather and Moroc-
co SHOES,
Ladies and gentlemens Plaid and Cam-
blet CLOAKS, (lucenswarc, Glassware, and Hardware, CASTINGS, AAILS,V STRUT., Window Glass &o. FRESH GROCERIES, U IA'ES, LIQUORS. &c. Matters trimmlygs, school books v stationery
All of which they ofier for sale, at pri
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Sheriff's Sale.
Y virtue of a .writ of fieri facias, od
replevy bond, to me directed, from
the Clerk's office of the Knox county Circuit court, I will expose to public sale, at the court house door in Vincenncs. on Monday, the seventeenth day of Decernder next, between the hours often o'clock am, and five o'clock p m, and agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real and personal estate to execution, all the right, title, and interest, of Moses Rawlings to the following property, to wit : fifty acres of land, with twenty -five acres improved and under good fence, it being the place whereon Moses Rawlings now lives, ly ing and being in Knox county, state of Indiana, near White river, in township No one, north, of range nine, west, bounded as follows, to wit : on the north, by land of William Johnson, west, by land of Nathan Baker, deceased, and south by vacant lands taken as the propeityof Moses Rawlings, at the suii of Adam Harness, against Charles F. White, Charles Mails, and Moes Rawlings. ; S. ALMY Shff k c. November 24, 1827. 42-4. -&2
Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias, on Ji J replevy bond, to me directed, from
the Clerk's office of the D tviess county Circuit court, I will expose to public sale
ccs suited to the times, for cash or any at (hc cmm house door ; Vincennes. on
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kinuot trade uu produce m nana, mat Monday the seventcen'h day of Decern-
her next, between the hoin s of en o'clock a m. and fiv o'clock f m, and agreeably to the third section of the law subiectinr
real and personal estate to execution, the r t - - ri i. .r
can oe disposed of.
12 tf Vincennes, Sent. 1827.
FRESH MEDICINES.
ITvOCTO Mc.A'AMEE tesnectfullv r
U V informs the citizens of the Wabash drrd acres of land, Additional Donation, country, and the public generally that he forty five acres of which is under good
ience, ann ni ior cultivation, witn two good houses therenn, it being the place
whereon William Gamble now lives, ly : i t. : ir : ... t-
has just opened his
(J MEDICINE STORE
n Market street, next door to S. Tom-
linson's store, in the room fi rmcrly occupied by F. Dickson where he is now opening Medicines just received. Dur-
ing and being in Harrison township, Knox county, state of Indiana, bounded as follows, to wit by land of John Reel, on
the south west, and north-west by land of
the body and drawn into the river and drowned. Now has such a man as A. Keith been missing? According to h"i3 account he cut Morgan's throat, and his body severed quite in two before it was thrown into the Niagara. If so, the lately found corpse cannot be Morgan's. The whole is still a mystery. Richmond Compiler. BY REQUEST From the Baptist Record, firinted at Blaojnjield, Ky. the two seeds. A correspondent in Palestine, sometime since requested our opinion on a pamphlet published by elder Daniel Parker, of Crawford county, Illinois, entitled the " Two Seeds." To this request we should have attended at an earlier period. We now briefly stale, that we believe the pamphlet is fraught with erroneous sentiments, and subversive of the faith of the o-osnel. If we understand elder Parker, he believes that the nomclcct ave the children of the Devil, and that God never created them cither directly or indirectly ; that they were not created in Adam, nor in him fell, and cf course, as they arc not the workmanship of God, for them the Saviour made no propitiation. He says " When Adam stood with his wife and seed in him, I cannot believe that there stood any in him but the church of Christ ; therefore all that fell in Adam, were the elect of God, chosen in Christ, before the world began Some of my reasons are these, (weigh them well ;) there are two settled points with me 1st. That God never created a set of beings, neither directly, nor indirectly, tint he suffered to be taken from him, and made the subject of his eternal wrath and indignation ; (think how could this bt consistent wi:h the diine Creator.) 2d. That God, as Gc;l,in Unease possesses more love and mercy, than power and wisdom. If he docs. Oh think, the pain and distress the great I Am, must feel and bear, to see the objects of his love and mercy sink to woe and miscrv, for the want of power and w isdom in himself to save ; where would be the glory now ?) As there is a third point equally st tiled in my mind ; which is, that the Universalian doctrine is false, ami that the unbeliever, dying in his sins, will sink to eternal woe ; it now devolves on me to show from what source the nonelect sprtr g--so at it we go. I he Serpent's seed (here spoken of.) 1 believe to be the non elect, which were not created in Adam, the original stock, bnt were brought into the world as the P'oduct of sin, was made susceptible of the ecdof the erpent. ' I am apprized that the unbelieving critic will try to believe, (notwithstanding
transposcrs, and manufacturers, lo make even plausible nonsense of them.
All who know any
liunir about
me
hand writing of Mr. Paikcr, cannot but admit that he writes but a poor hand, yet justice to him, icquires that 1 should rt:te, that in all the woik I have done lor him, and I have done more than any other one, he has been his own pi oof lender. - l)ut permit mc 'o inquire, what h.ts his spelling, or hand writing, to do with the merits of Ms psmnhlct ? S;m, E:ii' r
!n.T t!ir mnnth i Innp. K will rpnii'P
from Philadelphia, several packages ad- ol,fn ln. south eas. by land owned ditional, to complete the assortment, and b? Jacofb, ,a!;:ak 'V? "P aS, lhc Pro;
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Si f -w::-.::-o :: 7 S. TOML1NSON, ( 2f A RKET S Tit E E 2 I ' I X C E .V .V E S , ) fl AS just received from f.'i'!ad.f::ia and Baltimore, anew and very general assortment of MERCHANDIZE. CC NSlSTlxr, OF Spring and Summer BUY GOODS, An extensive assortment of Hardware. Cutler;, Glass, and (lucf.nswarc. FKESII GROCERIES of the latest importations, and of the first quality. All al which arc offered for sale at the lowest cash prices. U-3m May 10, 1327.
5JNEW 000l)S7
THE subscriber has just received a general assortment of British, French f$ American DR Y GOODS. HARDWARE & CUTLERY Queens and Glassicarc, A general assortment of GROCERIES, SHOES & BONNETS. A large assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS. Three hundred barrels Kenhawa Salt, Together wiih an assortment of 1RON& I LOW PLATES, All ol which will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Wm. BURTCH. May 10, IS 27. l4-3m Uix ! Rags ! Rags ! C.Sor n'Otf A' will be given for any quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton hags at the WESNTEitrt sun oflics.
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make it ample. In conducting this business, he has engaged the assistance of Dr. IVoolverTon, which he hopes will enable him to accommodate those who purchase for family purposes to their entire satisfaction; the advantage of correct prescriptions to such, will be obvious. Physicians put chasing, may be assured of every article necessary in practice, and of genuine quality ; none other will be offered It will be made their interest to favor him with their custom. Country merchants may find it to their i' S'rcst to give him a call, or such meliciues as they may want. E Mc.NAMEE. Vincennes, Mav 15, 1827. 15-tf CTDr. WOOLVERTOjY. respectfully informs the cilizens of Vincennes, and vicinity, that he has so far iccocred his health, as lo be able to assist Doctor Mc Namec, in the above business, and to resume hia Practice, which he will do in the employ of Dr. Mc.Namee. J. U. WOOLVERFOX.
A Farm for Sale.
uiiuAi iu live miles north ol Vincenr.es, immediately upon the west bank of the Wabash, in Illinois ; containing one hundred acres, sixty of which arc improved, under good fence, and in cultivation, the remainder is principally timber. On the premises is one of the best ORCHARDS, in point of quality ; bearing, in the western country a veiy com
modious two story Dwelling, a Kitchen, Smoke-House, Will, Stc all in excellent repair. The situation of this farm is beauti
ful, the soil rich, and for the purpose of raising STOCK, no place can possess greater advantages, having an extensive range immediately adjoining, which there is no probability will be soon diminished.
The above will be sold on accommo
"rr? Fill iga
perty of Wi'iiam G .mble, at the suit of
John Cummings against William Gamble, John Jordan, and William Jut kin. S ALMY, Miff atc. November 24, 1827. 42-4t-2 Sheriff's Sale. 15 Y virtue of a fieri facias, on replevy i bond, and tome directed from the Cleik's office of the Ki.ox county Circuit court, I will expose to public sale, at the court house door in Vincennes, on Moriday the twenty fourth instant, between the hours of ten o'clock, a m, and five o'clock, p m, and agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real and personal estate to execution, the following tract of land, to wit : al! that certain tract or paiccl of land, and its appurtenances thereunto belonging, containing one hundied acres, si uatc, lying and being in the county of Knox, and state of Indiana, in Washington township, it being the same tract and farm of land that Samuel Farris now lives upon, whirh was by deed, conveyed by Jc sse Daviss, and Anna his wife, to Samuel Farris, and by Samuel Farris, and Anna his wife, to Alfred Farris, by deed dated the twcnty-cigf.th day of January, one thousand' eight hundred and twenty five, as reference to the Recorder's ofiice of Knox county will more fully appear taken as the property of Alfred Farris, at the suit of Samuel Sv ay nc against Samuel Farris and Alfred Farris. S. ALMY Shff kc. December 1, 1827 43-4t-g250 OTICE to purchasers of Public Lands, Reckiveu's office, at Vincennes, October 22d, 1827. J IN pursuance of instructions from the honorable the Secretary cf the Treas
ury, the purchasers of public lands, in the
district of Vincennes, are hereby notified.
IV wwvww OL'IU Ull ill 1 DMMIMla I r . 4. -
d.r,..B .cms, for much less than the ac i "! " T.?!St ? ne" ,Se
tual cost of the improvements. For par-
ticuiars apply to J Sc S. SMITH. Vincennes, Sept. 1827. 32-tf
LAFAYETTE HALL
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HE subscriber has opened a
PUBLIC HOUSE, in salem, Indiana, at the stand formerly occupied by capt. Wm. Baird, on South Main street. The building has been enlarged, and is commodious. He has attached to his house an extensive rbadisg roots, furnished with Pafiera from each of the slates. Travellers who call at his house, will be furnished with Way-Bills giving the distance from Salem, to all the principal towns in the state, and the public houses kept in the same. HENRY S. HANDY. Salem, October, 1827.
cember, the rcceint of the notes of all In-
cai or Diate uinks win be discontinued at
this ofiice. Therefore, those persons who have payments to make into this office, will after that period, provide themsehes with specie, or notes of the United State's Bank or its B'anches. J C S HARRISON, Receiver. October 25, 1827 38-1 It TOTllWELLERS, THE subscriber has lately taken the Tavern Stand, jjij Formerly occupied by Judge il ni Rogers, situated near the corner of market Sc water streets. His house and stable arc well supplied, Sc he hopes by a stiict and careful attention to business, to merit, and also receive a share of public patronage. SOLOMON RATHBONF.. t r: t- i .
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