Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 December 1817 — Page 1

THE WESTERN SUN & GENERAL ADVERTISER.

BY E. STOUT.] VINCENNES, (Ind ) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1817. [Vol. 9. - No. 1]

CONDITIONS. THE WESTERN SUN & GENERAL ADVERTISER is printed on every Saturday, at Two DOLLARS per annum, if paid in advance or Two DOLlars & FIFTY CENTS at the end of the year for which a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn un-

til all arrearages are paid.

ENTERTAINMENT,

Advertisements conspicuously insert-

ed on the usual terms. Advertising customers will note on their advertisements the number of times they wish them inserted -- Those sent without such directions will be continued until forbid, and must be paid for ac-

Francis Cunningham.

HAS opened a House of Entertainment, at the corner of Market & Fifth streets, in the house lately occupied by Joshua Bond, where he hopes by attention to business, to receive a portion of public patronage - he assures them that no exertion on his part shall be wanting to merit it. 43-tf Vincennes, Sept 26, 1817.

Mr. BENNETT,

Notice to Distillers,

Of the District of Indiana,

orney & Counsellor at Law, EEPS his OFFICE in a room adjoining the office of the Indiana

Centinel.

16-tf

Vincennes, March 1817

The subscriber will attend at Corydon during the second week of the setting of the Legislature, in December

AW PARTNERSHIP.

OYD & H. H. MOORE

next, to receive all debts to the U.

States, from Distillers and Manufacturers, that will be due at that time, and as many of them have been of long standing, if not discharged on or before that time, they will immediately be put in prosecution without discrimination -- He is also determined to prosecute all Distillers who violate the Law in future. DAVID M. HALE, Collector of the Revennue for the Collection Disirict of Indiana. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE Vincennes, Nov. 10 1817. 50--tf

WILL practise law in conjunction

in future in the a estem and mid-

dle circuits, and occasionaily in the eastern circuit; and also in the supreme &

al 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

TOWN LO

TS FOR SALE

For Sale. The Subscribers, HAVE on hand, & will keep at their Store in Vincennes, a constant supply of Strong Beer and Whiskey, made at J & J. COLMAN'S Brewery & Distillery, and warranted good, which they will sell low by the barrel or single Gallon for CASH or such produce as may suit. J. & W. L. COLMAN, Nov. 12, 1817. 50--tf

Notice. ONE DOLLAR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, MORE TO THE PRINTER.

I INTEND to set out for Philadelphia between the 15th and 20th of December next, & must earnestly request all those who are indebted to me to call on or before that time & pay their notes and accounts. I am in hopes that my customers wil pay strict attention to this my last. Dollar & Twenty-Five cents to the Printer and let the Constable find some other way to live, I am your ob't. serv't. WILSON LA?OW. Vincennes, Nov. 12, 1817. 50--tf

I WISH to dispose of a number of BUILDING LOTS in the town of Busseron - also three lots with two good buildings thereon, now occupied as a store & tavern - also 40 or 50 acres of first rate land, adjoining the same - A great bargain will be gfven in the above property for a part paid in hand, and a reasonable credit for the balance. JAMES DUNKIN April 17. 21-tf18

LIVERY

ON SECOND STREET, Vinc

J C

The Partnership of HALE and WOOD, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said firm are hereby called upon to make immediate payment to Jeremiah Wood, who is duly authorised to receive the same -- and all persons having any demands on the said firm will exhibit the same to him for settlement. JEREMIAH WOOD, DAVID M. HALE.

Vincennes, Nov. 10, 1817

ESPECTFULLY informs his the public generally, that he

just erected. AN Elegant Brick STAB

for the purpose of keeping Horses at Liveiy. He pledges himself tt pay the most strict attention to all Horses entrusted to his care; he has a steady and attentive Ostler, & will at all time keep the best forage that can be procured.---He will also keep HORSES & GIGS

for hire----his te ses, are as follow For One Year. For One Month For One Week, For 24 Hours, July 11.

for keeping

Hor-

D. C. l20.00

34-- tf

Doctor B. Dulaney.

WILL attend to the calls of his pro-

fession, with punctuality.

ov. 12--- 50--tf

KENHAWA SALT

Of the first quality for sale by

JOHN DULY

-tf

B. D.

JEREMIAH WOOD, WILL CONTINUE TO KEEP, AN ASSORTMENT OF MEDICINES.

at the stand formerly occupied by HALE & WOOD. He solicits the public patnonage, and will endeavor to merit it. 50---tf. Vincennes, Nov. 12, 1817.

NOTICE Those indebted to the sub-

scriber either by bond or otherwise, is

most positively requested to come forward and pay the same on or before the 20th of December, as after that time those failing to comply will find their notes and accounts in the hands of a proper officer for collection. PETER JONES Vincennes, Nov. 13, 1817. 50-----tf

N Busseron prairie, one mile from

Carlisle which will be sold low for

Cash, Furs and skins, or for produce, such as Corn and Wheat. 8-tf January 23, 1817.

TAKE NOTICE.

The subscribers having enlisted in

the Army of the Unite States during the war, have lost their certificates and intend making application to the War Department, to have them renewed for the purpose of obtaining their Military Land Warrant. ELIAS DAVIS SAM'L LOGUE. Nov. 20, 1817. 51-1m

NOTICE.

LL those that are indebted to me by note or book account will please

to call and make payment between now and the first of January, as 1 intend going on to Philadelphia about that time. W. E. BREADING. Nov. 22d 1817. [t'l 1st Jan.]. 51-tf

NOTICE.

LOOK THIS WAY,

And Pay your Debts.

THE subscriber wishing to set out for Philadelphia about the first day of October next, wishes all those who are indebted to him by note ot book account, to call and pay the same on or before the above time he also wishes to inform his friends and customers in general that he has on hand a quantity of the BEST QUALITY KENHAWA SALT. which he will sell low for cash - ALSO a quantity of MERCHANDIZE, which he is determined to sell as low for cash in hand as ever was soid in the place either by WHOLESALE or RETAIL - Your complyance with the above will confer a singular favor on your humble ser't. WILSON LAGOW. Vincennes, Aug 27, 1817 39- tf SALEM HOTEL, KEPT BY J. Jenkins & P. Callan, THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the public, that they have received possession of the SALEM HOTEL, lately kept by WILLIAM KELSO, they hope by their united exertions, to give general satisfaction to all those who may please to favor them with their patronage - to the comfort and convenience of the traveller, every exertion shall be used within the power of good waiters, and a careful and experienced Ostler, The BAR shall be constantly supplied with good Wine and liquors of all kinds.

s of

HANDIZING

l be continued as usual - Their store ext door to the Hotel, where they e at present and will constantly keep

on hand a general assortment

ze, which they wi

of MER of on the usual who have

moderate terms for

credit to those customers

been heretofore punctual in their payments,

Joseph Je Salem, (Ind.) Oct. 14

& Co. 47 - 3m

ture

JOSEPH

INS

AVING taken into P CALLAN, the bus ill be carried on under

Joseph Jenkins & Co. Oct 14. 47-3m

ship ?r ness in fufirm of

TIN WARE

MANUFACTORY.

THE Subscribers, respectfully give notice to the Citizen of Vincennes

they

public enerally, th ted the working of

Tin Plates & Sheet Iron, in all its various branches in the Re House opposite Mr. Graeters tavern, in Market Street, where Merchants & others may be supplied, Wholesale and Retail, on as good terms as from any other shop in the western country. They have on hand a small assortment of JAFANNED TIN WARE, 100 GROCE WIRE Eyed Buttons, A few copies of the Immortal Mentor, or Man's Unerring Guide to a healthy, wealthy & happy life, an invaluable Book. A few Dozen Fancy Rush Seat and Winsor Chairs, of a superior quality to any before offered for sale in this part of the country. Cash or Tin Ware given for Old Pewter Copper & Brass, BEESWAX & TALLOW, WILL BE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR TINWARE. Warned to purchase any quantity ot FURS ROLL & SMITH August 15. 38-----tf

J CALL L practice Law in the

Circuit Courts of Knox.

and the adjacent counties - he resides at the "Vincennes Hotel." Vincennes, 14 Feb. 1817. 11-tf

RUSSIA. Late accounts says the emperor Alexander was on the eve of leaving St. Pefor 18 months on a tour of inspection through ine southern provinimmense dominions. The differences between the Turks & Russians are likely to be amicably settled and a negociation is said to be on foot for engaging the sublime porte to permit the free passage of the Dardanelles to all vessels paying a moderate duty. St. Petersburg, Jul 31. An event which took place on the 21, of last month, in the environs of Abo, has created great alarm among the inhabitants. On that day, towards noon the ground of a village, 22 versts from the city suddenly sunk to the depth of many fathoms, and dragged with it 12 houses, which were completely submerged (preserving however their situation) so that no trace of them could be discovered. A similar falling in of the earth occurred in the same place in 1755 and '88. Among other causes, this phenomenon is ascribed to the swampy marsh upon which the village is built, and to the riverer. which flows through it. The accident has occasioned great loss to the inFRANCE. Lyons. -Accounts by the way of England, represent this city to be in a state of insurrection, "equalling in atrocity & violence the most sanguinary scenes of the revolution" and that Marshal Marmont had been appointed to the command of the 19th military division, of which Lyons was to be his head quarters.

FROM IP ALAND.

N ew- V okk. Nov. 1. We learn i fcapt Gouid in SO days from Dublin, that notwithstanding the wet weather u nich had prevailed a corisktei able t rue the tirops in Ireland had proved abundant. A considerable sensation prevailed in Dublin, in eonsequenee oi a communication from t'e C ancelior t-t t e Excheutier, stating, t .at the wants oi srovernment were such titat it would e impossib p io relinquish the window tax, without snhstituti m bouse tax for an equivalent, which the citizens have , 1 tiieie inability to pay. A! , e time capt. G sailed, placards were placed in every direction of the city, ca ling upon the citizens to hold meet ii gs and adopt measures forresistii g this odious impost ; which when iaiu on was done with an expis provision that .t snould continue no longer than the w ai LOR COCHRANE. Tt is stated in the Louisiana Gazette ofSeptembei 27th thai reports v p in circulation in N- Orleai sof ord Cocn-

ia.it r an -.a. in vj,.iiUc ..ico.a w. frigate and othei arn ed vei sels, ssidthat Ins Lordship meuiiai..3 an tack oil Pcusacoia.

a is at-

of n.n r.O e

The follow in r marks from an Eiulish paper on our covmti I , places it in a situutii n w hich n.ust ever be gratifying for ' met . cms to bt bo d.

All tne travel ers whom wc ever read express their; stoi ishmeni the respect which every Am v ric M ifests the laws of I'.ii countn -the most remote ai.J wu situ: I o one thinks of offering resistance i

aws, joy mote than b wouid do ii o;.e ol their most cro a i.ed cities. Iowe-er far party zeai ane. even partv rage n ay b- carried on in that fete eeuitry. pa 'i-

zans oi j.u parties a.v. v respect law . What a contrast ith t l h

of Europe, where ui lor i t moat a oiute v rnments t: c I .. ss sio ace ever) w e e prevails ; w i re iajust e is practised witu bmpu i;y, bee u e tnert is io u ge whom briber cannot gain oer. What a contrast with our own ister kingdom, li Land, Where in manv parts Um laws a e -et at pei ue-

Pain e ji v rv yro on m f .is m

o h

signal o?x

unr oi '.: ar f e to 1 e

to LWS, t

' 1 1

ev will

oun cuuvar tea. uauic to the wortd.'4