Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 30 May 1818 — Page 4

LOTS IN VINCENNES, For Sale.

AM SUthorised to sell for Joshua id a HOUSE AND LOT, situs

tedoti fifth Street, in Which the said Bond lately resided. ALSO, A House ft Lot, Belonging to Danl. Sullivan, in which he BOW resides. The property Will be shown, and tha .terms of sale made known to any per

son wishing to purcease on application

O R. C. SULLIVAN.

April 1st 1818. 18 tf ALL persons having i?0 OA'S helonging to G. R. C. Sullivan, will confer a favor on him by returning them to his OFi ICE. O. R C.S.

j) mu rresmeni ui me kjuited States. Whereas by an act of Congress passed on the 3d March, 1815. entitled" An act to provide for the ascertaining and surveying of the boundary lines fixed by the treatv with the Creek Indians and for other purposes, the President of the Uttfted States is Authorised to cause the lands sc juired by the said treaty to be offered for sale when surveyed : and Whereas part of the said lands have been surveyed. Therefore I James Monroe, President of the United States, do here by declare and make known; that public sales for the disposal of certain lands south of the Tennessee river and in the district of Madison county, shall be held at lluntsville in said county in Alabama territory, viz. On the first Monday in July next, for M lle of the lands in ranges I 2,3, 4,5. On the first Monday in September next for the lands in ranges 6, 7 8, 9, and on the first Monday in November next ; for the lands in ranges 10, 1 1, 12, 13, 14, exL cepting such lands as are or shall be reserved according to law, for the support

ot schools and tor otner purposes. Sach sale shall continue open for two weeks, and no logger, shall commence with the section, township aad rane of the lowest number, and proceed in regular numerical order. Given under my hand at the city of

Washington, this 3 1st day of Mrach, 1818 JAMES MONROE.

Bv the President, JOSIAH MEIGS, Commit, bf the General Land Office. Printers who are authorized to publish the laws of the United States will publish the Shove once a week till October next, a 1 send their bills to the (General Land Oftice for payment. (22 t'l.Oet nxt.) Copperplate Maps of the above lands may be had at the office of the Surveyor Gen ral at liuntsville or at the General Land ( mce.

P. OV.K PORT. TIE Town of Rock Port, the permanent 8 at of Justice in Spencer county, I in situated Otl the bank of the 0 no, or that beautiful eminence, known by th name of the thtnging Rjck. This place has been selected bv I ommissioners appointed hy law, for fixing pe rmanent st at of Justice in new counties 'I his town is high, healthy anil abounds in Rne springs, a larvre body of first rate lands i" the neighborhood, for soil, and Situation Inferior to none in the state, k is now settling very bst. ROCK POP r. is situated 110 miles below the falls. 60 miles above the Red Bnks. lo miles above the Yellow banks 6 miles X. E. from Vincennes, and 60 miles 8, W from Corydon, the v eat of Government of Indiana, and has ore of the hct and most sale harbors for boats secure from the most prevalent w inds, that is on the Ohio Rock 1 ort. bids fair to be a very flourishing place in a short time, a this county has a decided advantage over almost any county in the state binding on the Ohio.' in point offer tility of toll. The town win be laid out on a good plan, w ith spacious streets, the plan of the town, will he exhibited on the 4ay of sale, w tiich will comment e on the 1 day of in e next. 1 he terms of payment will be favorable to wit, one eighth of the purchase motley will be sequired in hand, the res! ue in three annual instalments. Tfce purchaser Ids tasignee o? legal representative of the laM instalment will have a deed made by the Countv Agent Daniel Grass. Agent e ' r r icncrr C l i -v. April 13th, llll 85 UK June

7 PRISON BOUtfWi Of Knox Countv. IHEREUY give notice to all my credw itors, that I have petitioned the Circuit C-urt of Ktvix county, to be discharged from the Prison Bounds, agreeably to an act entitled. An act for the relict of persons imprisoned for debt," Approved, September 1 7th, 1307. And that the 9th day of Jy next, at tne Court-House in Vincennes, in the county of tnox, is the time and place nam d bv the Court, at which time and place the Court will attend to hear what can be aliedgedfor or against my liberation. At which time and place my creditors can attend, if they have any objections to my liberation. NAT ft AN ROLL I. vs. May 11, 1818. 25 tf A list of mv creditors with the amount as nearly as can be recollected John T. Barr & Francis Campbell, Note, SI 28, Philip Antle $200, Thomas Roberts $200, Henry Nevil $200, Stephen Hosey g 150, (ieorge Brown $13, Henry Brown g2D, Gavin Morrison g.300, James Rankin $36, Peter Lee glOO, John Johnson gl60, Truman Blackmail S23, Jane Dubois 8 10, Peter Douglas g25. Arthur Patterson $16, Martin Boots glO, James Hays g3.', Benjamin Neely &50, David Davis 8100 Joseph McFalt 844, Benj. Beckes 85. HATH AH ROLLINS. May 11, 1818. 25 tf

Prison Bounds of Knox tj County. I HEREBY give notice to all my cred4vusThat I have petitioned the circuit court of Knox countv, to be discharged from the Prison bounds agreeably to an act, entitled, M An act for the relief of persons imprisoned for debt," Approved. September 17th, 1807, and that the 9th dav of Jul v next, at the court house in Vincennes, in the county of Knox, is the time and place name 1 by the Court, at which time and place the Court will attend to hear what can be allcdged for or against my liberation, at which time and place mv creditors can attend, if they have any objections to my liberation. JOffH GARDNER. Mav 11, 1818. 25 tf A list of my creditors, with the amount as nearly as can be recollected. Saml. Ashmore 5 1 25, Jas. Currv Ebenezer Welton g50, Nathan lander! 850, John Sansfon $10. Peter MdNelly 810, Jas. Adams 20, John AdamswlS John Houston 85 John Ewing v50,v. E. Breading 825, Saml Thorn S3, Lew. is Janes SV Saml. Moore $16, fohn Doightv 820, Frederick M its 835, Richard Lagow &8, R- P. Price 8 '5, Anthonv B. Conner S'5, Wm. McC me 81 50 cts Jas. Tims 82, John Crosby 81 10 cts Chrlstaln rraeter 815, A. F. Snapp 2, Jonathan Reilev Rl )0. J0MH QARD YR H. May 11, 1818, 25 tf

(J PUBLIC X0TWE, J y IS HEREBY QIVRH. TTI AT we sha'I, by our counsel, apply to me next' ircuit Court to be hoiden in and for the county of onox, in the month of July, for the appointment of Commissioners to divide the red estate of Paul and Marguerite O amelin dee'd. amongst their several heirs and representatives ; pursuant to the Statues in such cases made and provided. Elizabeth Gamelin, Eusiacht Gametin. Vincennes, May 16. 25 w

NOTICE. on the 25th day of May next,

nc sale of Lots will commence in

the town of

PALESTINE, the se?t of Justice of Lawrence County State of Indiana. The terms will be one fifth prompt payment, one fifth at the expiration of six mouths, and so on in succession until the w hole is paid, The town being situated on the east fork of White River, a beautiful stream, it will be worth the attention of enterprising men. Also, thef e will be let to the lowest bidder, the building of a jail in said town, on the 2 7th of av next. ROBERT M CARLTON, Agent for the county of Lawrence, Satc of Indiana. March the 2 ith, 1818. 21 6w N B The Editors of the following papers are requested to give the above ertisement a place in their papers for Six weeks successively, and forward tl 1 ir accounts to the subscriber ? .-fru F a kfbrt, y. ll'escrrn Sun, Vincennes 0i lin, Salem RO ERT M. CARLTON, Agent for the County ot Lawrence, State of Indiana.

ERTES. '

-iber has just received

SMALL ASSOR 1 Mf.NT op

Ci R 0 C E R I E S.

ii I i-y x iTi

Coffee, Chocolate,

CONSISTING OF (Imperial ?,nd Hyson TEA.

Loat k Brown Su- v Pepper, p;ar, S Aispice, Ginger, v Copperas, Rosin, S Rice, Raisens, Fijs, Peariash, J Hum, Brandy, Wines, ('in, S Whiskey, Porter, s Cider. Powder, Lead and S4rf, 6rf, 8d,0d, Shot, Nails, Flooring, Brads, S Logwood, C hains s Chew ing Tobacco Spanish Sc Ameri- S can (. igars. c And a number of other articles, all of which will be sold low for C ASH. Win. Burteh. Vincennes, May 10, 1818. 24-3w C7All those indebted to the subscriber are earnestly requested to call and settle off their accounts soon, as CASH is w anted. W. B.

GROCERIES, &.c. fcc.

dnrT

Coffer,

Young Hv!

O d Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial and ( hutan Clioco'ate,

opperas, S. F. Indigo, adder, ' inger, Pepper, Al'spice, C oves, Nutmegs kc. he.

Brimstone, J Camphor, v Giauher Salts, S I .oai Siiiar, Mustard

Madeira, 1 i Port, 8c i IS alaa J S Shad, M ickarel, Herrings, Allum, Sweet Oil,

J Shaving Soap, s

his

TlaWtS

Xrieinl,

M M

TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMF NT OF Dry Goods Queensware Hardware. Which we will sell low for CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE. Saml. HUl $ Co. Vincennes, May 23. 25 4t Id1 ALL persons indebted to the subscribers, are requested to make immediate payment. S H ix Co.

P Jd AN U FACTORY.

SCriber respectfully informs

ind tfie publick in general

tut he coi 'h ii s to c;irrv on the

HATTING BUSINESS, in all its various branches at his shop on Main Street, in Vincennes, where he has on hand and will at all times keep an extensive assortment of Fashionable I fats, which he will warrant ? hall not in point of elegance and durability, be exc elled bv any in the United Stains. His prices shall also be as low as Hats of the same quality can be procured elsewhere. He returns his thanks to his old custom- rs for former favors, and pledges himself that no efforts on his part shall be want in to merit a continuance of their patronage. RICH', p. price. !rOHers from a distance thankfully received an 1 promptly attended to January 30th, 1818 6 tf

THE subscriber having erected

A BREWERY

in the Borough of Vincennes on an extensive scale, will always keep on hand, a supply of Draft Porter & Strong Beer, Warranted good and will be afforded at a much less price than it can be imported. Retailers and those wishing to purchase for their domestic drink will be furnished by the barrel or half barrel with the privelege of returning the cask, when empty. As the quantity intended to he made will far exceed the demands of the place, those wishing to purchase for exportation will find it to their advantage to give us a call. J. & W. L. Colman. THOSE indebted to us either by note or book account are requestd to come forward and make payment immediately. J. & W. L. Colman. March 21. 16--tf

the President of the Uni-

ted states. IPWffewt, by an act oft. onref. :as; -ed or. t.ie Sftth of March ISG4, I not vi, 4An Act making provision for the u.sposal of the public laiKl", in the i:.d:ar.a Territorjr, and for i tl r pnrp a- d an Act passed the 3d of Marck tl 5 entitled, An Act supplementary t0 i . act, entitled, an act mkii ' pi ri f-.r the disposal of t: e pwb ic I in ;s in t. m Indiana 1 erritoiy," sn I an act pass; J on the 26th of April 18 8, entitled," An Act supplemental to an act regu'utinf the grams of lands in the Territory of Michigan," the Pr. i lent ot the United States is uthorized to cause the lands in the land districted troit to be offered for sale when surveyed ; and whereas a part of the s od lands have been surveyed : Therefore I. JAMES MONROE, President of the United States, in conformity with the said acts, do hereby dc clare and make known, that public sakt for the disposal (agreeably to law) cf the said lands, shall be held at Detroit in Michigan Territory, viz : On the first Monday in July next, for the lands contained in ranges, 9, lo, 1 1, 12, and 13, south of the base line ; on the first Monday of September next for the lands contained in ranges 13, U, 15, 16, and 17, north of the base line ; and on the first Monday in November next, for the lands contained in ranges 9. 10, 11, and 12, north of the base line, excepting sucn lands as are, or may be reserved in said district, by law, for the supportlof Schools, and for other purposes. The sales shall continue open for two weeks and no longer, and shall commence with the first section of the lowest number of townships and ranges, & proceed in regular numercial order. Gien under my hand at the City cf Washington, the thirty-first dav of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE. By the President, JOSIAH MEIGS, C mmV. of the General Land Office. Printers of newspapers, who are authorised to publish the Laws of thr United s tates will insert the above onoe a wrek till October next, and send their bills to the General Land Office for pay22 t'l Oct'r. nx't. B iivESHOR f 1 "HE subscriber respectfully informs 6 his triends and the public ircnerallv

v...v. uv uas rsiauiibilCQ a BAKING HOUSE

on main street, in the house of A. Marchall, dee'd. lately occupied by Messrs. irasxons V Saurr as a store, where the highest and best price in Cash will be paid for the following at tides, viz : Flour, Good Hogs' Lard Eggs, Country Sugar, Honey, and Tallow, Families supplied with Cakes, Pastry, c. on the shurt. est notice. ISAAC COLMAN. February 27, 18 1 8 1 3-tf.

FOR SALE

ONE QUARTER SECTION 09

LAND.

in township No. 8 North of Range No 10 West with 6 acres cleared and under fence a comfortable Double Cabbin, k never failing spring within 3 and a half miles of ME ol,For terms apply m the subscriber living on the Land GEO: KIR BY, January 98, 1 817

Notice.

rro n ,1 , ...

1 v ai4 wc wno are indebted to me

-a. oy account or otherways, they are once more invited to call 8c par

n pccuve oaiancea, as 1 have de ciinerl i

' J-"v-OWV

closing and settling my accounts, there

'- mong my customers that must th:nk Iroffl my indnlgence that I do not include t! em in my notices. Hut I fear they will End themselves mistake for I am determined lo trest all alike of those who do not call and pay very soon Wilson Lagow. Vincennes. April 25, 1818 31 tf

77O y. . BUKK

STATES ATTORsrr rc ? rWfJ sTATi

AS revunied his lodrirur

Vines vrs Horci '11

ons who sli.di have business with him in that capacity, will p. ap; t at place. 11 tf Vmcetir.es, Feb 12, 18)(