Western Sun, Volume 6, Number 4, Vincennes, Knox County, 23 July 1814 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN.

1814.

VINCENNES,

JULY 23,

Monday, the 1st day of August next, will be held the election for a delegate to represent us in the congress of the U. States—also a Representative and Councillor to the u rritorial U giOature. The cisent of a free country, on an occa lion fu important, (hould ac:t as becomes Irce men, party animolities (hould he forgotten, and their only enquiry, their only aim fh oil lu be, to ft 1 eel thofe charac

ters capable of rendering their j

Country the greatelt 1'Tvice. The following per fona have offered themfelvea .is candidates for your fiiflfrage the choice is now in your own hands, difpofe of it ; whom upon reflection you may deem beW qualified to perform the talk. For delegate to congreft Jonathan Jennings atul Klij.th sparks For Councillor John Johnfon and John McDonald. We are inFormed there is a candidate alfo in Waflitngton county f which compofes a part of this council diftricl but have not been informed his name. For the tfoufe of Reprefentatives George R C Sullivan and William Polke, HYMENEAL. Married on Thursday evening

Qhio have been here, and have returned to ii ie." It is reported that the Indians who were expected to attend the grand council at GreenVille have refilled to treat with the U. States. A letter from Pitjua of the 2th

moft an entire chrsnge of fome of your moil important laws, which ought and mull be done. Ye! (hould 1 be your choice, reft, allured I ihall make ule f every jlicluftry to allot in hat ing it done Voters, each and every one of you can fee with half an eye, the

ult. ft.ucs, that none of the hofttle j eonfufed and deplorable fltuatioh

Indians h id come in. & that it was

expeded another campaign would have to be opened again!) them in that quarter Supporter. Frankfort, July 1 6. To the politenefs of A. Ale r

of our country, and the neceflitt,

of a fpeedy change. And let me tepeat again, Citizens, (hould I be thought worthy by my count) to reprelent her, that nothing 111 all be left undone on my part to give

general fatisfacmn. and to aflill in

efqr. of this towh, we are icldtbt- I caufing a beneficial and faiutary ed lor the following extract of a change to take place.

letter Irom a very n fpe&lable character in Natchez, dated Natchez 7 nnc 2 8. 44 Bv the lafl Ream boat from New -Orleans, we have received information, that the Brhith have landed 3C0 marines at the bay of

Apalachicola, and are erecting a

fortification at that place, that they

have lupplied the Creek Indians with 5000 (la rtd of arms, munitions of war. vkc. &. that talks have

Your obt, fervt. George R. C. Sullivan.

O CHKAP GOODS, WILSON L AGO Jlr HS j tilt received from Philadelphia and B I tint ore, and offers f r Idle an

i 'lenant and general a Tort me nt of

MEKCHANDIZE, Consisting Of

i Loaftc brown fujjarjGentlemens' Ecladiea' I I mne nil a n ri vhh.m !l tmthr ets m

been held with the chiefs, who hvson tctf Boy a & children do. nave refolved to renew the war Coffee. Black & colored mo w Uh the U. Spates I give you this ' J PPer H"fei fl ditto, information as I received ; and i ndi & 111 ,dfr K"1 iS8or.ted:

uoppcraas cc aiium, viorocco teatner,

my imprt fliron is, that it is fabliautiull) tiuc.?'

Brimstone and salt) rin 8c pdiss ware. f tre. IjC.off e nulls, Rrsin and ginger, Wire sifters, Siiks, Jl Knives and forks, Linen cambric k, Pc n knives,

Albany, June 3D. The following endorsement was

made on the Herald. j Plattsitlrg, Friday. 9 o lock a m. j

wm. ..Vva .un, Sitting, ditto ff Wheel irons, decamped, and are marching to White fc blue, ditto!! Drawing Chains

j & J cambrick mus-

C il nu cd muslins, .

Large t: small iiT.irs

w y t hi s & sickleSj

Leno c: hook, ditto (Gun lock?,

the 21st inst. by E. Stout, esq, Mr. | the northward. It is said the eneBenjamin I. Harrison, merchant, | my crossed the line yesterday, and

that our troops had gone to meet them.

to the agreeable Miss. Susan Racine, both of this place.

From the Chillicothe Fredonian of July 5, The express mail arrived last evening from Detroit, and brought letters to the Editor, of which the following are extracts : Detroit, June 26. "In a few days several ol our

h ing m the river, to

; I 1 r with fotlH infantry, w ill let

out tor M tckinaw. 1 venture t

Citizens of Knox county. At this late period, I addrefs you upon the approaching election It is cuftomary, it is expected, that a can hdate lliduld make known to the people that he is one 1 am a candidate to repreft nt the county ol Knox, at the next genr.tl aflembly of the territory, in the Houfc o! Reprefentativea -Unfettered, uninfluenced by friend

Cotton and iinenfjjuietta iron, chctk llCrawl -y ftrel, Cotton shawls, SpadeS Si silk shawls, J Saddlers trimmings, Blur md yellow nan jSnddles oc undies, kins, Saddle bags, 0 stCt cotton cloths Powder and lead,

predicl, that this place will meet or Iriends, remote from faaion or

with an i iK' sail attack in thecouric of the fummer.

Same dare M You no dviv.bt have been inform d, that on tin in!) uh. a party ! regulars weft sent to the H Ms of 8t. Clair for

thot the) ha reiniot e o b Tne fort is -contmandtn been n tnn d the r i, inet i

wilding a fort ; s fill 11 qui ntlv been 0 Ohio militia,

Vstings, Vrlvets and corns, Supnne clothS Fine, ditto (iT-Hrfr, ditto C atingS

Cotton, (iprcnrli brandy and i whiskey, Wraughl Sc cut n tils jSpi. is ff turpentine, Vrt t or!,

IjBiitish oil,

Worsted stockings, Essence Pepperchiot, Cotton, ditto Bateuians dropsy Suspenders, )Stoughton8 bitters, Irish and American Windsor soapi

(Uamphfre,

jutt ret Macki OCCUpl" peopk

,io itiper intencieci

it ion. Col C t ghan has ned irom a lti it. inteiRled expedition n in Iv.v lor fome time pal

d t

in.

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CcilM 1 1 ' 1 ki I ,

ion ii til I can jnfoi tfi

et in t

. CrogKan p xlii i)ii

peeled to 5V tha will command th

! n J thai ii t or B tla s nil w i I pro i a Ij Ik4 in readinels lor a move The Niagara, Lawrenec & Scor pion are here ; the Calcdoum aut

party prejudiced to none, parti

al to none. Should 1 receive a majority of the votes in the county the int- ( rt i of ever) part of the county, (hall tqually inter ell me. The in-

t reft of the yeomanry and mc- L

chanic, will be particularly attended to; as I deem the fanner and mechanic, the greateft (upport to 50ernmi nt, and equally beneficial to focjety, I ever have been, md am Itrii decidedly and clearly f the opinion, their intereft, their with, thou Id engrol's ihc attention f every reprefentative. Fellow Citizens Whoever may be h mored itfa a leal in the next tegiflature, v ill find the duties of . reprefentativc to be important

ne caiK sreai i es, cuizenb, can-

Diapr

V)(1 hatSj )YrIlow baric, Cotton Sc. wool carc:,jjScot( h snuf i fides a variety of ot'ier articles not netefltry liere to mention: all ot which will he fold low for cafh. 52 tf Vincennes, Tune 23, 1814.

C 5ALL thofe who have long (

inuine

accounts with We do wrll to c-dl and i !o!V thetn by cl!) or notes, V. L.

DANIKL MOORK, HA1R MAKER &PAIN7ER

HS ccnimenccd buGnefa in ti.r cornei li.'ule bel w C Gwetet's Inn, whert all orders in his line Ih.dl be particularly be txpedioufly attended to hr fl ttters himf It from His cx;ei icnt f, and attention to bu(inefa to be able to ve general fatisf ictinn. Vincennes, Uth Juiu-, 18 14. rI Will ive Cilli f,,r Ho: - Briflles, they having been ft aid d will nt ii jnicthem. 1). M.

'our compel is nrte to conf Is, and k knowledge to you, that I ftrel a onfeioufnefs ol m inability to radicate the cxifling eviN, my taints, n' information, is by no means competant to effect al-

WILLIAM BADGl R, LOCK and WA TCH MAKER, and

INFORMS the public that he bis com

y me need huGnefs !n a room atCh.Grae tr!-5 ni where, lie fljiters liiud' It from iiis experiencr in the line ct nrof tli n, and his attention to bufinefi to merit en cottiagcmcot from ageoerooa pnp!-. ViaccooeS July 1814.

KVANSVII LK. THE fle of lots in the town of Evnf, ville, the of julHce f r Warrick county, Indiana territory, commence on ThorftUy tbeSlfl of JohplU. I'his plce h3 been tcl ftled y enmn ifQonera, appointed by fnrcial Ci ot the legifliture t',)r the permanent feat ot j.atice tor Warri, k coni:t ir ftafidl on the bank of the Ohio iiv?r, ahove the moottl of Bilj Fjgeon crrek, .n rxcrllent harbor for boats, and as to f; mtion, it 13 perhapj nirpued by none in the wrftern roiintry Eanfvill is in the midfl of .1 fl utiniinf fettlement, and fur rounded hy much haoitahle land, wi,i(h, together with the advantage ot thr Ohio rier, will rival ny towu in the territory. It is fituate fifty miles from S!;iwnfrtown, ami feven f( ni -d Bank-, fitry two from Vim Mmes, jnd twenty rive- imm Princeton, the IVat of juftice for Gibfon county, and dtrrelly en a line with the three htter pi ices. Ar , xrtIiMt roadmay oe had fr. m Evanft Hie to Vinrenntc, and thr period is hot diftant when merchanti nd traders will frm ero nomy, tr-nfpo't tluir goods atrofs froA Evanfvtlle to Prir.cetrn rd Vincennea, ia pieterenre th th- rirruitoos r ut of tho 0 and thf V h fti rivets, ttid indeed in 1 nn feafons of th yeai it is impoflible to navigate ti e Wahafli f r weeks, and I could I' y month--, in thr fall h-w rvr.t.-rs ohlliuA its navigatior in tlir winter i'e0 In t t the advantages which this place

r n

j y 3 arc ia many '-nu! 1 1 onvnu

nity to attempt to defer ibe them indeed an attempt would be prel'-s p tons. Merchants '.r.d merh-nirs will 6l)d prrit rdvantages from fettling af this place, the I tter are pacrii ul rly invir d, nd great eucourgi iPH ts w II t lit id ont to them. Pure haf rs will h 1 ve ;i Credit of ?i months tor one h If the purchafe money, and twfive months from the dav of fale for th.e ii lance, by guinpr hnnd with approved feirhy lor the p v mhts ft they hrc me dnec Purchafers of t'"ts will receive convey ances hy p v"A the expences nf tnof- con vi'v 'tic - 5, and ifi "'g" bond as aforef id. P: r?nf -1:'. will h received f m p -fons WtOling to contract for the rr-Cion of the pnl lir buildings in tiic faid town on the 23d July. N. CLAY POO I E,

Agent for Warric county

JUne 27, 18 4.

LOOK Hi UK, I WISH t purchafe fome good f.;t ?ayX healthy BEEF LA 1 1 LE, delivered in vincennes, f r wi i h 1 will p y my cufto maty price- in cash or rVf ercbandize, thofb having to fell vri.;ld do Well to call on me before they bring 1 ittle. 1 will retail beef ai dff tent prices arcording to quality I am in jrrat hop-s th-c my former cuftomei 8 will ac aiii honor me with tlifir ruftom 'hr more fo, as I intentl to ftritre myf it to provide thrm and the public in general, with good, wholcfomej and clean bet f. John B nncr, Vincennes, July 18 14, Public Notice. '"INHERE will be aneledion held in the JL. diffei . nt eh rftion iiillnrfs in this Court ty en tiif fiu't Mood y in Aoguft next for 1 ne del'-giie to tongrefs, nd for one Coon ( illoi and me member tor the houfe of rc-

preventatives in tne Indiana leg 11 u t e. viz

at the court houfe in Vincennes in and for Vincennes townftnp- itthi houfe of V

'.c r Wilioo, in ar 1 't I ! aj the h. uf of W Hi m for Hawkins townfli'i

in Purcell, in and r"

i John Cm ry, n i:d for

A t hn h time and ot KnoX county Will

nd .t the hoof

.to. townfo o

n II kin, i od t th- !) uf'- t No P Imyra towi Hup

TOfl tou rUl10.

ButTe.

places the electors attend,

J I . h ckesx b. K Jane 29fh, I h i 4.

mmm r r i y .

BRADLEY & CAM BELT.,

HAVE iul received an c

and ge

erai atiortntent nf MRRCHANDlZR,

Which thry have orl fd in the red hrufe I tclv ictupird by ()wrn Retley npp lite Ch. Graetei's Inn, Which they eff r for iale on the low it terms f 1 C ih. Vtaceimcsi My, is:-:.