Western Sun, Volume 8, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 November 1817 — Page 4

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Education. The Lion o'er his domain, Rules by the terror of his eye Th Eagle of the rock retains, Bv force his empire in the sky ; The Shark the tyrant of the flood. Pursues his prey with quenchless rage. Parent an young, unwean'd from blood, Are still the same from age to age. Of all thst live, and move, and breath, I in only rises o're his birth ; He looks above, around, beneath At once the heir of Heaven and earth, fejiorcc, cunning speed, which nature gave, The various tribes throughout her plan, Live to preseve, from death to save These arc the lowest powers of man. From strength to stength he travels on He leaves the lingering brute behind ! And when a few short years are gone, He boars a disembodied mind, Dcstin'd his future course sublime, Through nobler, better paths to run, With him the certain end ot time, Is but eternity begun. What aids him in this high pursuit, Opens, illumines, cheers the way, Discerns the immortal from the brute, God's image from the mould of clay ? 'Tis knowledge ! knowledge to the soul Is power and liberty and peace, And, while celestial ages roll, The joys of knowlege shall increase. Aid then the generous plan which spreads The light with universrl beams, And through the human desert leads Truth's living, pure, perpetual streams, Behold ! a new creation rise, New spirit breath'd into the clod, Where'er the voice of Wisdom cries, Man know thyself, and fear thy God. SBWBMW From the Connecticut Herald.

We bought them at Vendue.' 1 have lately been thinking what immence quantities of goods are bought a$ vendue. Scarcely any article of any description is for sale in this place, but tvl.at was bought at vendue Or perhaps to speak more politely, at auction. , Ila man will take the trouble to examine into the subject by visit im our

jiorcs, either of dry goods or groceries, he will be astonished, to find them entirely niied up with purchases at auction. A countryman wisnes to buy rum, sugar, gin or brandy he inquires the Brice he is told Sc it is added, k Ave could not afford it so low but we bought it at auction ' A young lady goes out a shopping (as it is termed) she enters a weli assorted store she gracefully curtesies and wishes to look at some cotton cambrics, lawns, cc. pray what is the price of this Three and six Miss it is the only piece left M;ss Rattle took 80 yards just now we could not afford it so low, but it was bought at auction Upon my word they are good goods. I will thank you to show me your silk hose With great pleasure Miss 4 How dp vou sell them?, Why we will put them to vou at 13 shillings; they cost twenty bv the dozen but they come a trifle under to us, as we purchased them at auction 1 Next comes a gentleman who enquires for broad cloth. Ve have one piece only left it is very excellent,' 1 What is the price, sir V Nine dollars and a half, we dont scarcely get the first cost; we were fortunate in striking off a lot at auction; but their is no more to be had Only look at the thread, it is very &tout I assure vou, Next enters a married lady " Have you anv cambrics fine and handsome for a gown ?' 4 Yes, ma lam, one pat cm only, Irs. Flambeau took the other this morning all the ton in N. York ' ' What is the price si;- V - We w ill put it 4s and 2d as it is the last; but we could not afford it under a dollar only we purchased it at auction.' Now as examples are very influential, I anticipate the dav when the sellers of almost all commodities will adopt the language so much in voiruc. Soon the farmer wil declare, thst he could not afford his com, notatoes and oats so low, but he purchased them at endue. Pie:s, geese turkeys, chickens tgjfc Si apples, will all come to us very cheap, because they

were purchrsed at vendue ; and oysters, clams and lobsters will be soid at half price, because they were purchased at auction ' bus we may fairly calculate that at no distant period, living will be 50 per cent lower than it now is, in consequence of the universal practice of Dying at auction or vendue.

Interesting to the printers. Te following humours article, is copied, from the Orange ; ounty Patriot It may perhaps, be in anticipation of the good dispositions and intentions of some oi our worthy patrons. 'Let me scee don't I owe the printer something ? Is'nt it a long time since wc paid him ; Yes. Well then, this is the season when he must provide something for the employment of his teeth duriag the w inter, and something to keep himself and his little family warm. I guess

we must try to muster up as mucn as w ill pay him off send it him, perhaps it will cheer him up a little, and he may give us more news; and it will certainly give us more pleasure to read the papers ! after we have paid off. Yes, I think it will be best to go and pay him; for thof he may be ever so much in want I know- I he is too modest to be dunning us for it; and 'mcshure he don't like to sue, Or else he would have sued us before.

Don t let me-jforget now to go Sc pay him or send it by the first chance.

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W PARTNERSHIP.

FLOYD & H. H. MOORE

"m "IT TILL practise law in conjunction in future in the western and middle circuits, and occasionally in the eastern circuit ; and also in the stipreme & Federal courts. Those who may wish to employ them may depend upon the united exertions of both ; one or the other may be found at their law Office in Corydon letters on business must be directed to both, 33 tf Corydon, May 17.

TIN WARE

Uj) MiXUFACTORY. fr H E Subscribers, respectfully give

1 notice to the Citizens of Vincennes and the public generally, that they have commenced the working of Tin Plates j Sheet Iron, in all its various branches in the Re House opposite Mr. Graeters tavern, in Market Street, where i erchants St others may be supplied, Wholesale and Retail, on as good terms as from any other shop in the western country. Thru have on hand a small assortment of JAPANNED TIN WARE, 100 GROC'E WIRE Eyed Buttons, A few copies of the Immortal Mentor, or Man's Unerring Guide to a healthy, wealthy Sc happy life, an invaluable Book, A few Dozen Fancy Rush Seat and Winsor ('hairs, of a superior quality to any before offered for sale in this part of the country. Cash or Tin J Fare given for Old Pewter Copper j Brass, BEESJViX $ TALLOW, WILL BE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR TI.VWARF. Wanted to purchase anv quantity ot ? FURS. J A L S O FOR SALEV LIG HT TWO HOUSE, Jersey Waggon Harness. ROLL s? SMITH: August 15. 38 tf

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Attorney & Counsellor at Law,

EE PS his OFFICE in a room ad-

of the Indiana

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Centinel. 15-tf Vincennes, March 18 17

LIVEUY STABLE. ON SECOND STREET, Vincennes

) jail WiCXjiJ,.,,

espect fully informs his friends if the public generally, that he has

J C 'SMIRL,

just erected AN Elegant Brick STABLE for the purpose of keeping Horses at Livery. He pledges himself to pay the most strict attention to all Horses en

trusted to his care ; he has a steady and

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Last Notice.

tHE time havintr passed when the

taxablcS of Knox should have paid

their state and county tax for the present year Vou who have neglected to comply with the laws of your country, are hereby notified that the most effectual measures to com pell the payment thereof will immedi I . ly be taken. B. V. bECvES, C. K.C. Oct. 14, 1817. 46 tf

BANK OF VINCENNES,

The State Hank of Indiana,

Sst October 1817. 1HE Stockholders a.e hereby required to pay a third Instalment of Five

Dollars on each share, on or before the first day of January next. Those who have subscribed for stock, sold under

attentive Ostler, Sc will at all times keca the direction of commissioners appointed the best forage that can be procured.-? for thc Purpose by a late act of the Gen-

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He will also keep HORSES 8r GIGS for hire lis terms for keeping Hor

ses, are as tollows :

Von One Ykar, For One Month For One VrEKK, For 24 Houas, July 11.

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who are indebted to the firm of

adlev and Badolet, are requested

I t of come forward Sc settle their accounts.

an or before the 15th of next month, as they wish to close their busines for the present. V J. Hradley who will settle thb accounts of the firm, may be found at their Id stand. Those who purchased at their sale at Auction, will call and comply with the terms thereof otherwise not blame them for measures they may take to col

lect. 48-tt October

era! Assembly, must pay the said Instal

ment to the commissioners of the county, where such subscriptions were made The other Stockholders are requested to pay the said instalment at the Bank. ISAAC BLACKFORD CasA'r.

A LAW NOTICE.

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Jkexiiawa salt A( t)f the first quality, for sale by r' JUIIS DULY

I N' Russeron prairie- one mile from 1 Carlisle which will be sold low for Cash Furs and skins, or for produce, such as Corn and Wheat 8-tf January 23 1817,

JAMES B. BENNETT,

Aitorneif and Councillor at Lai

W" ILL practice, in the first Circuit. y the Supreme Court, and occasionly in other parts of the state He keeps his office in the room adjoining the Centinel office. 44-tf Vincennes. Sept. 26, 1817.

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Blank Deeds, for sale at this Otfice.

BLANK CHECKS,

LAW NOTICE,

Nat ha fi iel Huntington,

Attorney oV Counsellor at Law, BESIDES at If Lasseiies, Vincennes; where he may be consulted on professional business. Sept 26. 44 tf

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J CALL.

"MILL practice Law in the T Circuit Courts of Knox. and the adjacent counties he re sides at the u Vincennes Hotel" Vineennes, 1 4, Feh 1817. 1 i f i Blank Nute Books, 1 or fate.

Cure of Cancers, In thirty days by Aiilying Powder on lu; DOCTOR DILANEY, INFORMS the public, that he cures the most obstinate Cancers, Wens, Tetter Worms, Scaid Head, Scurvy, kind's Evil. White dwelling, Rheumatism, Fitts and various other complaint hitherto thought incurable, by medical art.

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A HIS Diploma from the University of Toulouse, in the Province of Languedoc, in France, is granted hv us the subscribers, to BENJAMIN DULANBiV as a Testimonial of the decree of Doetorin Physic Anno Domini, Suilesimo Septeng nesimo oetogesimo none Decembris Die tertio. KNOW YE, and all singular persons to whom these presents may come, that, having been a laudable custom in this kingdom these many centuries back, to honor with this singular mark of distinction, as a testimony and reward for their perseverance in studying and for their extraordinary merit, tose who have applied themselves to learning -with assiduous study ; for which reason we, the doctors and professors of the aforesaid University, hereby do signify to all persons whatever, that the learned gentleman B Dulany, having studied & practised surgery and physic for many years and thereby acquired so great a merit & proficiency in t: e salutary art ofme c'ne that wehavefqund hi n deserving ol the highest honor we can confer on him Therefore we, the aforesaid doctors nd professors, with the royal sanction of our most glorious King, and the unanmous consent of the principal and rectfor of our university, do declare and appoint his Majest 's subject B D U LANY Doctor of Physic, with full license and authority for exercising bis profession, delivering lectures teaching & explaining the art of surgery and physic, not only in our Majesty's kingdoms and dominions but also in every other part of the world, conferring upon him, by virtue of this testament, in the utmost extent, all the privileges, imrnunites and honor annexed to that degree, according to the statutes of his Majesty's Universities. In attestation ot which, wc have affixed to this Dipiom names and signatures, together with the great seal of our university. J. DOBO S Medicine Doctor Professor of Chemistry. (Seal.) G. LACROIXS S. T. . r-. RRE'JE. LDP S.LABORDE Q P

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generally, that he has taken a part of the new house lately erected by Mr. T Jones (nearly opposite Mr C Graeters tavern) where he will strictly attend to, and faithfully execute all orders in the different branches of his business. He hopes by the knowledge he has at tained of his business by being engaged in the fir.st shops in Philadelphia ; to merit at least a share of the public pat ronage. August. !5 38 tf

CURE OF C ANGERS, And evert other Chronical and Scorbutic Disease, in 30 days DOCT B Dl LAW, Lately from Ky. and T ennessee irh re in 18 months past he has treated cured

ufiwara of Five Thousand cases,

mist of them abandoned ax incurable by

the firactitiont rs, vrill syourn a J io Weeks in this town, and if the place ffers a suiUible firsfi' Ct the Docttr roill perhaps take a final and permanent r denece among his countrymen, and practice phrjsic and Sur ru in all i branches. The Doctor's Diploma will app ar in our next Apply at H. Lassdle'u Hell Tavern. B DUJiANY. A .Y".''h'? of France Vincennes, 24, Oct. 1817. d b d 47Dulanu has instructed in his method of curing the above ditcasr' about 30 Physicians in Ky. Tmneet

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