Western Sun, Volume 8, Number 33, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 July 1817 — Page 4
A LIST OF
ft EMAlNINGin IV Vincent.es. the
oral clay of July 18.7, which if not taken out within three Months, will be sent to
the General Port-Office as dead letters :
3fVr0M applying for any tetter n this list, -will iUasc say they are ad
vertised. A Pcirca Adams S 5 S John C. Alexanders Samuel Adams, Sr . Daniel Armentrout J John Applegate s Jona. uison James Arrell 2 s Joseph Alphousc Sylvia km Susanah Anderson James ACcrd. B J James Biack S J k A Burtlesons ; Taos Bennett s Mr. Bradshaw S James Brooks j Directors of the Bank Vincennes Jac. M. Burdurant Wra B. Babbitt, 2 Philip Beuran Warren Brown Rober Bratton lj C a. eb Brown T o. II. Blackbunr Gideon Birdsell atenhen ut ,vr j W illiam Boston Moses Bedle W.E Breading 2 Isaac Baiiey John Baker Wm. Buchles Rachel Baldwin Cohin Beaman Jona. Batsoh 3 John ' . Beauhi John Ball, 3 Saml. L. Boicourt James C. Beall ( leorge BacJtw ith John Barlow. C Sarah Caldwell Join. Cochrum Madison Coilans W dler Clarke Piinious M Cooper :nj R Cooper Michah Collins Vin.n Coonrod John Caldwell Davids Chambers, John Crews or s David Magaha John Coon rod Peter Cabisia Wm Copian, 2 Joseph chambers James Conaway Jo in Casncr loan - Oil. M G. union Cnirhill Thos. Cox John Cox Joseph owan Jesse Crook Heli Cornell D William Dillan A lam 'CU 'lass John Durham b. Duckworth t .11 4. 111 IV M I M L ! 1 Phomas Dawson St ;phen Dm ell . ileb Douthard arsons Debeeury -s. ' lemiston ol Dixon .'enezer Melton 1 . nes tVfcMillen E J is. Edmidson I ls. B Emerson P 'ter Earhart a'vick Earnest eth Evans F Fohn Flint Joseph Fields . iv F lirhust J inses Faria William Fuller i reorge ' idler Mary Fairhurst T ios. F lowers G tbriel Flovd Ho rh ForBis 1 Sebastian Fredrick Daniel Funk (; Brwiard I loff M ir iin Goldman James Garrett
LKTTBHS,
the Post-Oftice at quarter ending the Charles Garel ' i i . if. i nos ricty Thos. Posey, Russel Gilnn rilmore Daniel Gaetney Elizabeth (ioiden ( 0v. of Indiana Joseph Gould Robert Graham H Moses lloggett Jacob HoutS, Sr. Josiah liiggina Sargt Hall (jto. Llazletoo W'iliiam Henry c;co. House Chris Harrison Andrew Hobangh Duanna Hall Saml. Hammond Henry Hearicks NathHuntington J. H tianley Elijah Hammand Thos. Hollenb k Robt. Henderson po ly Harber J S Thos ones i V, III OIUUIl Philip Jones, 2 v Jaii. Johnson S ( ieorgc Jones Charles Jerrel - U. ohnston, S Wm. Jerauld S Thos. Johnson ? M ison Johnson S Leaven Jones v Easter Jones S James Jackson, 2 (i. V Johnston n K lj Geo. Kirkpatrick S Robert Kan i Samuel Kelso, 2 s L Wilson Lagow, 3 Eli Lendc rman, 2 Elizabeth Loyd v John Lindlev J Joseph Lunac S Hd.s or J. W Lee J.is Lang with vugust Loviellette Francis Leech. 2 S M J Jas. Mc.Geath 2 v Wm. McKee, 2 Robt. McNair S rniuel Miller !j Arthur Meawbey v Beni. Mabn 2 ? Gi Icon ; ulhnmx Sylvester Meek I Benj. Mathews Jonathan Marney J Xacv Miller i rames Mc ov 5 Chas B. Modicette J James Mc owell N John McDonald J Jas. McCutcheon Stephen Mitchel Charles a iville v John Morrow S David McGakey Richard Moris John c Corn ii Daniel c.Clme s Saml. Mc Clure vv iug McHeury s Lettiti.i McDonald Peter VlcAnnelly 3 s N . Reuben Xorton John () Meal J Camp Me well S t) Inbus (mo s M iry O ;den k Thos. 0 a ens i p S Benj Poker v Saml. Patterson v Ceo. Pew C s R H.C lCison v Wra Pursyll v Taos Palmer David Paiton k . lsaa Pern in Charles ' itcher 1 oward Putman Michael Po e Salem Pococfcu 2 i L. H. Piner, 3
R S john Rosaeraive s Thomas Rierers and
Brokes i.owell I 1 . . II j Robt. Richardson Nancy Haw lings Jonathan Riley Jesse Rice Mr. Rosati V iiliam Ross Wm Heed, 2 Thos. Ramairc S 5 S c S lj J Ij Samperd Rhodes nan i pcru niivuvB . Margarit hichards Moses Rollings Edward Ray S Ralph Snid r James Smith hhzabeth p' John Standish Jas. C Smirl, 2 Wm, S meat hers Asa Otis Smith John Sinklear Wallers Sul lender Josephs haw George Shanes 2 J unes Stone Charles 5 inks Cromwell Sprague J 1) iniel Svdcn s Anthony Saunders s Mathias Sholts s s V S s S S s Thos Sceales Samuel Stout P it vick Simpson Benj Smith Benj. Shoemaker Thomas Spouce Richard Stilwell Abner Scot s
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G. R C. SULLIVAN, P. M. Vincennes, July 1 1817 N3!!-3St N B. The post master is in hopes no gentleman will request him to make a' charge of so trifling a sum as the price of a letter nor tell him he will send him the money but will always pay him the postage before the letter is opened. The Eastern Mail arrives on Thurs
days at 10 A. M. leaves here on the same days at 2 P M. Letters should oe put in the office at half after one P. M. to give the post master time to mail them, by 2. Western mail leaves here on every other Thursday. pro vos aTTs; For earrvinv Mail of the United Srates
A;; i if ' U v -vt' n L' n
WWrived at the General Post-Office jun
gt i I Sa turd au t h e
r m rf. inclusirue.
From Cincinnati
bend, mouth of Miami. Lawrenceburg, ! .aughery Creek, V evay, Madison, Bethlem, Province, Lexington, ( harleston,
:.n.l . rfVcrsnnvi! e week, 122 miles. r .rave l onisvillc
n m. arrive at Charleston bv 10 a. m.
and arrive at Cincinnati the next 'I hurs
dav bv 10 a m. Leave C incinnati every
Thursday at 4 p. m. ton on Sunday by 1 ton at 2 D. m. and bv 6 n. m. Frnm l.pvintrtnn - a once a weeK. Leave Lexineton p. m. and arrived
Lea: Paoli
From Newcastle. K. bv Madison to
ernon once a week.
1 or Vxivratd.' m. ami arrive at cave Vernon
md return to Newcastle,
From Louisville
maker's, Troy, Mount Pleasant, Darlington and Evansville to Harmony once
a week. BO miles. Leave Louisville m and arrive at ihv Kw to a. rn
rhursdav at 1 p. m.
villt- on Sundav bv From Corydon Salem Maser, and town once a week, Leave Corvdon m. and a'Tive at
dav bv 7 n. m. Leave Brownstown on
Wedne&dav at 6 a. TknrcJ
I'rom Charleston bv Saiern ujk s mills, Lindley's mills, ci rv'JrKl
H , .i in'. r. Miia u ui j K v i i v J week. 1 1 7 miles.
Leave Charleston every Monday at 11 a. m. arrive at Salem by 7 p. m. and
..wiv hm l i a every Thursday at '"harleston on From Vincennes
T Aaron Thompson Beni. Taylor. 2
TU T liir.i ntun A. Wm TownseiiU, o Robert Todd John Trimble Samuel Terry Peter Teal Abrm. Thomas Wm. V. Tunstall James 1 rimble Jno N. 1 i uesdell 2 - - - Sevill Tray John Van Vast, jr. John Vanter Madame Vauve W John Wit bran W Wright Printer Jas. B. Wl.eeler Benj G Woodv John rig! it Amos Whiting, 2 George Whips J ; ,) Wurts Elisha Wordon Jeremiah Wi.son Joseph Walker Anthony Williams Andrew Wathner IS ichel Wiiles Mary Wicks Hugh White William Walker 2 Peter Wilkeson Y John Yocum Z lcx. M. Zevely Rebecca Zevely t -roads wiU be re 1 3 1 h da y s f 6'f ; by CleviPsor Norti ortrl. to LoUiSVllle OUCC a cverv "Mondav at 6 and arrive at Charles p. m Leave Charlesarrive at Louisville bv Salem to Y X j every Sunday at 1 at t'aou on moumy i i c cvv Fridav at 6 Vernon by Corydon, Shoe ' ... - every Mondav at 6 Harmony on ThursLeave Harmony every and arrive at Louis 7 p. m by I redericksburg, alona to Browns20 miles. every Monday at o p dtwuwwm v m. and arrive at Co u' noon. trw Vincennes once a aw w m. Leave incennes at 2 p m. and arrne Sunclav ov i P- " by liazlcton ierr),
Columbia, Princeton, or Gibson c. h,
Haimony, Warwick c. h. ana Rebus's ferry to Shawanoetown once a week, 96 mi.es. Leave Vincennes every Thursday at - p. m. and arrive at Shawunoetown on Saturday by 11 a. rn. Leave bi awaooetown every Saturday at 2 p. ni and arrive at incennes on Tuesuay by 1 1 a. m. From Shawanoetown by Carmi and Pelmyrato incennes, 80 miles, once a week. Leave Shawanoetown every Saturday at 2 p.m. and arrive at Vincennes on Thursday by 2 p. m. Leave incennes every Thursday at noon and arrive at Shawanoetown on Saturday by 10. a. m. From Princeton to Kenciersonton, K. once a week. Lcae Hendersonton every- Saturday at 4 p. m. and arrive at Princeton the next oay by 6 p. m. Leave i rinceton every Monday at 6 a. m. and arrive at Hendcrsoton the next day by neon. 1 roni Laurencebourgh by Georgetown and Brookville to Salisbury once a week, 66 miles. Leave Laurencebourg every Friday at 9 a. m. and arrive at Salisbury on Saturday by 6 p. m. Leave Salisbury on Saturday at 6 a. m. and arrive at Laurencebourg on monday by l p. m. From Laurencebourg by Decalur to
Vv ilmine-ton once a
Leave'Laurencebourg every FridBtat
8 a. m. and arrive at
day by 6 p. m. Leave VN iiminjton eve
ry Saturday at 6 a. m. and arrive at Laurencebough same day by 8 p m. From Hamilton, Ohio, fry Brookville,
Brownsville, Waterloo, ( enterviiie I un-
lapsville and Fairfield to Crookville on e a week. Leave Plamilton every Wednesday at 8 a. m. and arrive at Crook vide same day by 8 p. m. Leave Crookville next day at 8 a. m and arrive at LLaniiUon
same day by S p. m.
NOTES.
L The Post-master General may expediate the mails and alter the times for arrival and departure at any time during the continuance of the contract, he previously stipuloting an adequate compensation for any extra expense that may be occasioned thereby. 2 i ifteen minutes shall be allowed for opening and closing the mail, at all offices where no particular time is specified. 3. For every thirty minutes delay (unavoidable accidents excepted) in arriving after the times prescribed and in any contract, the contractor shall forfeit one dollar ; and if the delay continue until the departure of any depending mail, whereby the mails destined for such depending mail loses a trip, a forfeiture of double the amount allowed for carrying
the mail one trip shall be incurred, unless it shall be made to appear that the delay-
was occasioned by in which case the
trip, will in all cases, be forfeited ana re
tained.
4. Persons makincr proposals are de
sired to state their
Those who contract will receive l hen-
nay Quarterly in arv. May Autrust,
month alter the expiration oi each quar
ter 5. No other than shall be cmnloved 6. here the !. convey the mail in i
carriage, he is uesireu iu butac n uu ma
nroDOsals.
7. The Post-master uenerai reserves
to himself the right of declaring any
contract at an end
happens, which amounts to the loss of a
t n n 8. The distances
have been communicated to this office
and some of them
rect ; on this subject the contractor must
made in the pay on ror in this resnect. The contracts tion on the fn st those numbered 1 December 31 1819 The resedue are l s l ft. Contracts for the 3, 1 1, 15. 16, 81 93, 103, 104,
Ul 165, 166, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178,
180, 181, r83, 184, 195, 196, 197, 198,
loo 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205,
9,, 7 oM and 2u9,
tion on the sixteenth day of November
next.
vtik.
Wnmireton sa unavoidable accident ; amount of pay for the prices by the year. the months of i ebru and November, one a free white person to convey the mail. .... propost r intends to the body ot a slug i a.-. !.-. u; whenever one failure stated are such as are doubtless incor account of any er s arc to be in opera dav oi January next; to 1 898 are to end to end December 31 routes numbered 5. 18, 48, 52, 53, 57, 65, 119; 137, 148, 14, are to be m opera . .
RETURN J. MEIU5, Jr. Post-master General.
15 DuliUis
with white face and feet, switch tail, 5 or 6 years old, paces and trots, shod all round. One small Dark Chesnut Sorrel Horse. his main and tail a little curled, 5 or 6 years old paces and trots, unshod and one small BAY MARE, her tail bobbed, 6 or 7 years old, unshod, trots and paces her pace is very fastFifteen dollars reward (or 5 for either) with all reasonable expences will be given, upon the delivery of the above horses to E. Stout at Vincennes, or to the subscriber at his residence at the Crossing of Honey Creek, 8 miles south of F. Flan ison. J. L. M'CULLOUGIL Honey Creek, Sullivan Cy ? 7th Juiv, 1817. 5 32 6w
DR. EMERSON, OCCUPIES a room in the house of MrLasselle where he attends to those who may require assistence or adicc on subjects of his profession HAS THE PURE VACCINA T1.YG MA TI ER,
which was triven him by . Gentlemen of
the profession in
confidence may be p;aeed those whe rll in hU absence are renuested to leavo
their names, and places oi abode.
VIXCENNES, July 10. 1817 32-tf Keep votu Ca-h at Home.
rXHE subscriber has now on hand, Jt and intends constantly keeping, of
his own manutacture, a supply of
SCREW A All T ji ia.il 3 ciiivj jx turmers, carpeniers wish to purchase preference to home
Vincennes. March 4, 1817 14-tf 7nAA0LEY BADOLLE i
Have just received a quantity op
FIRST QUALI 1 Y MUSC OVADO SUGAR, PR1 GHEEN COFFEE,
AND COUNTRY LINN EN, &c Vincennes, June 6, 1817, 27 tf
IX DIANA Set. Knox Circuit v ourt, ro wit : May term 1817.
iJhristianna vvitners i un iiut ia.iu pf
vs. tition for DiW iiliam L. Withers. J vorce. It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the Libel has been bled and a Subpoena regularly issued from the Clerks office and returned u non est" and it further appearing that the said Willi; m L. Withers is not an inhabitant of this state Therefore on motion of petitioner's counsel it is considered that unless the said William L. Withers appear here at the next September term of this court, and answer the petition aforesaid, the same will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly and that this order be inserted in the Western Sun for eight weeks successively. Teste, R. hi NTIN, Clerk c. r k. r.
Lioou bargains, WrlSH to dispose of j ot No. 40 in
I the old donation
there is on this tract a handsome
and the greatest part of the
at and all cmod
204- acres adjoining the Commons of Vincennes, which I will sell entire, or in small tracts to suit purchasers, presuming no person w ill w ish to purchase without tirst seeing the land, it will be shown, and the terms made known on appl'iLUtion to 1 1 F. VIGO. Mav 15, 1817 24 tfv
OTP NOTICE NATHL. HUNTINGTON, Attorney at Law & Conveuaneer. H AS opened an office, under th same roof of Messers Hale an
Wood's Apothecary Store in Vincennes, where he will be generally found ready to attend to the business of his profession tf-5 Vincennes, January 2,1817,
Reward.
STRAYED From the subscriber, some time in May last one small Black Horse, Louisville, In w .ich AlliiiKh, A - a jujnui Vj...wT O C WM 1 11111:11V anci oiners uyak nuty will, he hopes irne a - manufacture
hhtu h K m s
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28sw containing 400 a( res 40u a res ie praii ie, tract first fai inintr land. 1.S(