Western Sun, Volume 8, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 November 1817 — Page 1

THE WESTERN SUN.

From the press of ELI HIT STOUT. Publisher of the Laws of the United States, VOL. 8.J V1NCKNNE8, (Ind.) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1817. No. 49. J

TI1L WESTERN SUN, IS printed on every Saturday, at Two Boll irs per annum, if paid in advance, r Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the end of the year, for which a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn until ill arrearages are paid. Advertisements conspicuously inserted on the usual terms. Advertising customer! will note on heir advertisements the number of times iic irish them inserted ' hose sent without such directions will be continued until forbid, and must be paid for accordingly

FKKSH GOODS.

JUST ARRIV E D,

HE subscriber is just opening in

S cond St. nearly opposite H.Las-

eche's Tavern, an assortment ol fa t. i. a o o u s, CONSISTING OF Superfine Cloths, & Ditto Marseiles Cassimeres, quilt ditto Common, ditto ditto 7-8 be 4-4 Irish Lin Flannels fit Coatings nens, Rose Striped and Levantine Shawls Point Blankets, ilk S. Cotton ditto, Suner Cotton Coun-T-4 Printed erse

terpams,

jCURE OP CANCERS, Wr And every other Chronical and Scorbutic Disease, i)i 30 days DOCT B. DHL A NY, Lately from A'v. and Tennessee where in , 18 months pat h has treated & cured ufiwara f Five Thousand cases, the rmst of thi ni abandoned an incurable by tht ftractitionersy will sojourn a f iv weeks in this town, and if the place of- ' fers a suitable prospect 'he Doctor will t perhaps take a final and permanent re.sidenect among his countrymen, and praetice fih . sic and Sutgt ru in ell its branches. Th- Doctor's Diploma will appear in our next -Apply at H. Lasseilc s I Bell Tavern.

Ji OULANV. ji Xafive of France. Vincennes, 24, Oct. 1817. idbd 47-' XT? B. Dulany ha instmicted in his method of curing the abo7A diseases about 30 Physicians in Ku. & Yennesse FORK WASTED

LAW NOTICE

WE W LL CONTR U 1 FOR

IV,

To be delivered at Vincennes or Coffee Island by the 12th of December. SAM'L. HILL, Sc Co November I. 48-4w

Super Vsesting Stockinets Plain Plaid & Changeable Sen shaws. Ga i' oes, Cambric Muslins Stc.

Men's coarse 8t fine

Shoes, Boy's ditto ditto Ladie's k Misses Black. St coloreMoro co thina St Lverpoo Tim and Co jk Cups be Saucers,

mere unto,

Biue Liverpool Tea

Setts, ustre Ware, ditto,

Superb fancy i itch-

ers

Youn llvson an

Imperial Tea,

Rest Green Coffee, Double refined Lopi

Sugar, Bloom Raisins Lon Par Madeira Wine, Port ditto, Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin,

LSO A neat but small assortment of MILLEN WW. Which can he made up in the newest

Baltimore stile.

GEO HUSSEY.

Vincennc s, Oct. 2

44 tf

vl BURTCH, fiAS IttSl RRCF.1VKO FROM l-O V IS V 1 1 L It,

aULl s si uk, mack pepper

IB .mu 1 . 1 A

JJ m Quality, spce

Be st Gi een Cofl i e 1 Box Gun Powder Te Powder and Lead Spanish c. American

Se$; rs

TencrUVe 1 ColrSnar & V IVIXE Swiss J

( i n or. Mac kerel$ 4, 6 St 8 penny Cut Nails

Chew in To

bacco

jVS.Jamai' a pints

Mew Rum

Cordials,

Cognise Brandy,

Cherry Bounce, Sc Whiskey.

Jill fwhh h will be sord low for CASH,

Cure of Cancers, In .thirtu days, by Applying Powder on.sjtmCTOiX DULANEY, INFORMS the public, that he cures the most obstinate Cancers, Wens, Tetter Worms, Si a. d Head, Scurvy Kingr's Evil. White Swelling, Rheumatism, Fitts and various other complaints hitheito thought incurable, by medical art. Translated from the Latin. The Diploma. rI HIS Dipioma from the University 1 of Toulouse, in the Province oi Lame tie doc, in FranCe, is granted by us the subscribers, to BENJA IN LANF.Y as a Testimonial of the degree of Doctorin r avsic Anno Domini Millesimo Septena nesinio octogesimo nono Decembris Die tertio. K.N W YE, and ail singular persons to Whom these presents may come, that, having been a laudable custom in this kingdom these m my centuries bac k, to honor with thi-; singular mark ot distinc tion, as a testimony and reward for their perseverance in studying, and for their extraordinary merit, those who have upplied themselves to learning with assiduous study ; VV which reason, we, t lie doctors and professors of the aforesaid University, hereby do signify to ail persons w latever, that the learned gentleman B ulany having studied k practised surgery and physic for many yars and thereby aequired so great a merit 8c proficiency inthesalutan art of medicine that we have foUnd him deserving of the highest honor We can confer on him Therefore we, the aforesaid doctors and professors, www the royal sanction of our most glorious King, and the unanimous consent of the principal and rector of our university, do declare and ap-

JAMES B BENNETT, Arfnrnt'ti anrl CniinrpUnrnt 1 ntvs

WM7 ILL practice in the first Circu

V the Supreme Court, and oc sionly in other parts of the state

keeps his office in the room adjoining the

Centinel office. 44-tf Vincennes, Sept. 26, 1817.

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LAW NOTICE.

Nathaniel Huntington,

Attorney 8c Counsellor at Law, RESIDES at H. Lasselles, Vincennes; where he may be con suited on professional business. Sept 20. 44 tf X LOOK II ERE! An I'H Y N I I c E TO THE Shoe 8c Boot Making Business. Between the age of 14 and 16 who can come w ell recommend, will be taken by the subscriber, ABIJAH BROWN. On Second StreetVincennes, June 19, 1817 29t STEPHEN P. STRIKER. Tailor &f Habit Maker. RESPECTFULLY nformsthe citizens ol Vincennes and the public generally, ttiat he has taken a part of the new house lately erected by Mr. T Jones (nearly opposite Mr C Graeters tavern) where he wiii strictly attend tc, and faith fully execute all orders in the different branches of his business. He hopes by the knowledge he has attained of his business bv being engaged in the first shops in Philadelphia; to merit at least a share of the puhlic patronage. Augus ft 38 -tf

I Have for Sale,

out 150 Acres of Prime Land,

N River uchis. near esquire Dim

nen s.

A L so-

50 Acres Unlocate4 A PAIR OF Superb Pistols and Holsters,

A handsome SWOH ) and an eio

GOLD WATCH.

G October 1817.

VV. JOHNSTON. 46 tf

given i CHEESF,

S S s o -o-

B UTTER HO VJ.Y &

These who have standing accounts are jftOUeSted to settle the same, on or beS)re the first day of November neat. VV. B

Vincennes, Oct 3 ISlf

44-tf

point Ins Map-stv s subject Ii LIUL.A-

r ii" lushest price in Cash will be NY Doctor of Physic, with fuil license

and authority tor exercising his profes

sion, delivering lectures teachmg Sc explaining the art of surgery and physic, ' not onlv in our M ijesty's kingdoms and do ninions but also In every other part of the world, conferring upon him, by virtue of this testament, in the utmost

extent, all tne privileges, immunites and honor annexed to that de ;ree, according to the statutes of is Majesty's Universities, n attestation of which, we have affixed to this Diploma, our respective names and signatuies, together with the great st al of our university, J D RO S Medicine Doctor Professor of Chemistry. (Seal.) G.LACROIXS S. T. P. i .RRERE, L D P. S. L BORDE Q P K E VHA W s A IT

Ol the hrst quality, For sale by JOHS DULY

NO ' ICE,

4 LL who are indebted to the firm of

Jtm 4 ''( J 11 I Bad let, are recpaested lb come forward k settle t eir accounts, en or before the 15th of next month, as they wish to close their busines for the mresent. V J Bradley who will settle ihe accounts of the Brm, may be found at their M stand. Those who purchased at their eale at Auction, will cad and comply with the terms thereof otherwise not blame them for measures they may I ike to collect. 48-tf October 3 1

NT Buiseron Drairie one mile from

i Carlisle which will be sold low for

Cash Furs and skins, or for produce, such is Com and W e tl

Electors of Knox. y virtue of a writ of Election to me a) uir ct (I i om his Bxcekencsf JonatnCi Jennings Governor andxommander in chiet of the state of Indiana, the qualified elector of Knox, are notified to meet at tne places of holding Elections in the several townships in said county, on the second Monday in November and then and there proceed to elect one representative to represent the senatorial district composed of the counties of Knox, Sullivan and Daviess, to fill the place of !. Blackford, resigned, at which time and places the inspectors of elections of each Township will be punctual in their attendance. At which time d places I am directed bv Saml Emmison to open a Poll for one County Commissioner, he said Emmison having resigned that post. B. V. BECKES Shff K C. Knox county, Oct. 14 1817. -4.5-tf -GOOD BARGAINS, (WISH to dispose of Lot Xo. 40 in the old donation containing 400 acres there is on this tract a handsome prairie, and the greatest part of the tract first rate and ail ifood farming land LSO

3 4 acres adjoining the Commons of Vincennes, which I will sell entire, or in small tracts to suit purchasers, pre suming no person will wish to purchase without first seeing the land, it will be shown, and the terms made known on application to F. VIGO

HARMONY, INDIANA. The lam! held by them in Pennsylva

nia, troni the increase of their numbers, being too small lor them they purchased

a large and beautiful tract on the a-

bash, in the new state of Indiana, and re-

oved to it just about three years ago.

was men in a state ot nature. 1 hey

already have many good houses, large work shops and extensive barns one of them 100 feet by 45 another 200 feet lone; and 45 wide ; a steam miil driving two pair of stones ; a very large brick house in the shape of an L,"for Mr. Rapp, with an excellent and highly ornamented garden, inferiour to few in the United States ; they have 1500 Merino sheep, whose wool they manufacture into excellent broad cloths with a large stock of cattle, hogs, Sec. and carry on almost every trade & manufacture, as well for their own use as to make things for sale among them are tin-workers, shoemakers, saddlers, joiners, carpenters, hatters, stocking and other weavers, tanners, blacksmiths, Sec &c. They have m ny acres planted with the vine 4200 in wheat, 40 in rey, 30 in bmi ley 30 in oats, 50 with meadow grass, and 500 enclosed in pasture fields All these things have been done in three years. This society is numerous, amounting, we believe to nearly 30o famines who have ail tniogs in common ; are among the most industrious and economical people in the world, and very harmless and inoffensive. The first body of them emigrating from Germany, settled in Pennsylvania in 1803 4. '1 hey then consisted of 16j families and were soon after joined by 90 families more. Niles American Pedestrian, Mr. Joseph Bell Mouse arpenter Started from Gibson's Hotel, Wail-street New-York, at three o'clock in the morning of Wednesday the od of eptemher, and readied P liladelphia at six o'clock in the evening of the s me day : after cc tying about ti.iee quarters of an hour on the road rendering assistance to rriage that broke down tie was to walk from New-York to Philadelphia Sc back again in 48 hours, a distance of 192 miles and to rest as long as he pleased during the journey Butot widen provision ne did not avail himself, having taken but 3 hours rest walking about the city the rest of tne time until he started to return, wiiicii was at half past two o'clock on Thursday evening the 4th of Sept He is accompanied on his journey bv a man and horse The bet is heiu bv Mr. Sauncey merchant, and Mr Price manager of the Theatre, both of New-York for 56 5 00.

Baltmore, Oct. 4. We learn that Powder Mi. is on Jonea Fails about 7 miles from t his city, belonging to the Messrs. Leverings and others, were blow up this morning about 1 o'clock- The shocks caused by the explosions three in succession, were distinctly perceived in this city. It is stated that three houses were entirely destroyed, and upwards of 200 casks of powder ; the roof of another house, used as a magazine, and containing a laiae quantity of powder, was blown off but providentially the fire did not reach the powder. Wc regret to add, that after this dreadful explosion three men were tound dead, one other whose body has been found is supposed to have been destroyed and four men were severly wounded ewsdro: Sept 30. Explosion' About oneo'ciock on Friday morning last, the incorborating bunding atta ned to the Orange powderworks situated about three miles from this village, owned by sa Tavlorand'Co took fire front, fraction and was blown up. No othe building was injured The !o s nnu have been considerable, but we ha not been ableto ascertain the anaount. Baltimore, August 14. It is stated by a respectable gentleman, that a small bov was found yes er day six miles below Foat M'-Henrv floa rin on a piece of timber,having been arried down the flood on Saturday ast He was alive, gh very hungry . not otherwise injured.

May 1$, 117.

-tf January 23 1817,