Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 June 1818 — Page 3

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B STO, AmiL SSt E (tract frS U . p -, by the Milo in 25 days from L: ! 'pool. t . , )0 id r A.nr:i 2 1. A Flange:'- M li tved this morning. gh i accounts from 'i ittaraaffme pi ices in Holland a I the etherl inda coir up o Spe its of thi I rroi oe d im ige vl:e hv the fate $1 i One hundred and fovtv vessel are ! ltd t Ha -e boo i :ost

b-r..vem Holder and Calais. W die the mm r i. iM hate been r iv . re 1 by the r t r ii andte on st ' 1 interior parts of the o 'it1 i ; tf fS i " lave beeti visited by r. art d "i . s. vlolenl storm was felt t hit o ftaly 00 the J3d tlUioio. It vvs .o ile . ;'i M: iH and Turin, that the inhabitants quited their houses. TThe President late i me rieau frl te is tobe rep tired ; h :' ibllshment will

be 60 guns and cai les

The cOmmmdef of the Sn'iatron of the U. States of America in the Medittranean, has required the Dey of K fiefi to gflYe orders to the c'l'v not to take the ibertv in future of visiti i t the nerlcan vessels, under ant trretet Whatever because as the n) 1 rue prevail in the territory of ie,s, it is much to he feared that the contagion rn: rht be spread bv these visits. H ad ded, that i n Case of refusal he had orders to erive chase ( the Al ;M n vessel and to sink her. If all the maritime Powers Would hold same eneretiek fan there 'V'l'i' ! not be so much rea son to fear that these crtr.sjers would communicate the plague to us. at) 1 their piracies would cease of themselves

Mri WOOTVS

BO.ItIV" sr. wool

Vtn CBN r IxoiAA

T Li4.bc onefi for the reception of

Ybunt? Ladies, on Monday the

2: I instant. TERM? PEl SBSHFOy,

Snellin? Reading PI tun Sew-"

in gr, Mark!---, !vfuslin-work,

Writine, ritmetic, Ora a-

mar reo traphy w t ie use f of the H )he, History a'.v-l I Composition - - ! S15

Bmbfoidery, Print-Vorki oi

Fillasree, in addition to t'

above

jDancioa:, fain mpf, French lan-prua-.'-e and iu -.', according

to the manner tau rht

Botirding, Lodging S Wah in - - - S Srjn.oo Ialf nnv in advance. A Session is 20Weeks June Sth, 1813. 27 tf

NEW GOOD

f JOUV F, VINO, HAS thl ' iv h Catnbi ic ' v in Summer ' pi Factory C Konj ,,pt Nankeen, India Mu 'in, Womens1 le ither S'.iocs, C!f4tins, c- -. 8tc. SO, g I pr Blacks aiths bellows, 3 1st Otl it I Anvil and Vice 3 i'y. Broad Xx-s. LgChainSj Drawing C tainSf Hewi iiT 8? ti with a variety of 'rarticles, which h Will with a large assortment of seasons ble noon-; nov : storesei cheap. Vnrnnnes, Tu 1 . j 7 tf

herebv Oi . to ie rfeif and 1cpreacntatlyes of An 'ri p ttti r. f Pittcmnet ! t i U to ail parsons hi title or p i- ssion to any1 real

esfat( uti ler them that an application

will be made at the neat circuit court to be hoi den a x'i ICC ill s in I I ' C nmtv X Knox on the first Monday in July next, for a writ of p irtittofl ' Kri and set apart anion jst the li irs h all legal : u na H5, th- s .i 1 estate. By John Vfay rs, one of the le ral claimants. M ttttxTi ; to.w a: j June 5, 13 IS. 27-4t

OTtCE I shall apnly at the ;et session of the Board of Com mis -

loners for vnox county for leave tn cs-

tahlisli a ferry across I Wabash from mv la?ui to the opposite ihore. May 20th. 3t. Lotrts E,

In all its Varifan Branchtti Neatly Exi rutad at ih 0 Bee o

TIIE WESTERN SU.V.

Von have

Vincennes. June 6, isis.

We i' c authofised to announce RE'JBE I W. NELSON as a candidate tor Congress, ut the m at August eiection. MrttattM rf a Utter from Iij. General Juskij'i to (Havener Rabun 4&ted Bowleg's Town, Suw wney, 3 Hh Aprils 18 'S'r I have reached and desmvd

been Inly elected a member tor .

Wardof the Joard of Trustees for the A borough of Viticcniprs during tnecuWent year. Dated this day of - A. i). 18

Teste Judge. Clerk." Sec. 7. Within five days after the s:iid election, it shall be the duty of the said Clerks severally and respectively to semi up the said tickets, which together with the said Poils, they shall deiivc to tiie Clerk, for the time being of toe a d Board of Trustees of the Bor Jh. to be

by him filed and preserved auioigstHM

this, in i the ot ler towns in its vickiitv?

d hai in ; c ipture ! the principal exci other papers in his office

ot t ie war, I think I jnav safe I v say.

Indian War, for the present is

F is happy circumstance

ters Ih it

tern; ute I T

euao.es me to dispense .with the further services of the Brigade of Georgia Mi;itia, commanded by Brig. lea. Qlascock, Sc at tlieir solicitatiorK, have ordered them directly to Hartford to be mustered, paid and discharged. 4 T e tast Campaign has consisted m re of i ipid moyententa and manceiy v i of har 1 n-:V.i : but fro n e sry occurrence, I have toe utmost con fiaenCe, that in the event ofChar 1 fought actio i, every oflficer and sol lier under my com na d won 1 have sustained the true V ieiiran character, and have realized the best hopes of their country " ( have the honor to be, very resoectfully, your obedient servant, ANDREW J VKSOM Ma r Gen, Cow.

n '0 'O '0:0:0' n:n;n;

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oaniNANCR

the Election ,f Trustees.

re fat0

C. 1 BeV Ot ' lined bu the Trustees T I' IT . g1 .

t, a 'id ft is hereon or

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dairied b i the au'.i riuj of 'h samr T!at t;,e c' "d of Trustees, at some one of their sittings previous to the Hist Monday in February annu dlv, shall appoint one Jud re a n I one llerk of elections, in each of khc Wards in tN.e Borough for the ensuing vo ir, who previous to opening the election ad take an oath before some Justice of the Pe re, thst they will faith. fully an 1 impartially conduct the same. An 1 In case of their non-attendance, from any cause whatever, any tiiree or mot of the electors, Who may and shall attend on th dav of election, shall appoint others in their stead. Sec 1. fhe said Judges and Clerks

sh; attend at tne ' ourt-l i-mse -in a'ie

T iwn f Vincennes. on the firsMi

in February, and at'such other .scTal

Iertioos ns on. be lawful, a! l' Alm,ci

a. 01 and open the !oJls, which s:all he Co iti med open until 4 o'clock p. m. when they s1 a!l be closed During which time, the Judges-shall receive allleral 'hotes ten lered from their several and respeetive wards, and the Clerks enter on their lists the names of the voters. T ie said Jun -rs shall preserve order during the election. v r. 3 sttch persons who arc Freeholder's or flouse-holdera the several and respective Wards shjill be entitled to yote ro;- trustees thereof. And the manner of mtuis; shall be by approaching the Jud ;esJ seat and handing to him a ballot, and declaring his name if asked, after which he shall withdraw Which tickets when so delivered in shall be put bv the judges into dran'erc or boxes assisrned to oach respective ward.

Se. 4. The

ts to be keot In- the

Clerk shabe after the followiner form : " POT.T.S i result of no Uecon holden at tlC mrt-house in Vincennes

t' e day ot w

fnr T'ev" Trustees to iwn-

on n

reent

Ward in the Rorough

of Vincennes In Common Council for the prefent year, viz :

Vot JTame' I Can" did at t V A awes.

r i

See. 5. U

e lose y)i tne eiection.

the Ju Iges respectively shall call over, from tne ballots the names of those persons Voted for, an ! as SO called they shall be entered by the Clciks in their respective .ists un ler the proper head and In t . - appropri ite column ; and after having t'nus one through tne ballots, the clerk shvl make an addition of the several colli njs setting down at the foot their respectVye amounts; which shall then be signed 4)v t iq s i.vl Judges and countersigned by the Clerks respectively. And the n 'v pe 'sons t iree from each Ward having the greatest number of Votes, sh ill be audibly declared by the sihj Jo' s da v elected. But ie. case of an equality of votes, the first na neToi te Lj tt fr n 'cn w ird as aforesaid s;4ff be n turned dutv elected ,Ser 6 Within ten days after the election the said ludges an Clerks sev n ally an 1 respectivfcty shall c uise to be delivered to the persons elect C !. I seperate ;. Lai iati u afttr the S6Uowin foraaM ;

Sec. 8. Whenever an occasional

tion, that is, between the annual periods,

may become necessary by death, resignation or other caue it shall be lawful br the president of the board for the time beina;, to issue and cause to be inserted in the Western Sun, a notification that sueii an election wiH be holden stating therein the place, time and number of Trustees to be elected ; such election, shall not however be ordered on less than ten days notice ; and shall in all rcfi cts be conducted and carried on as is herein provided for the regular or annual ctettion Sec. 9. If any person who shall and may be appointed as such Judge or clerk of elections, shad neglect or refuse, upon being notified thereof by the Clerk of the oard of Trustees, whobe duty it is hereby made so to do, to discharge the several duties enjoined upon hi n or them by this ordinance lie or they shall be severally fined in the sum of Sixty Dollars each, to be recovered by indictment in the Circuit Court ; the one ha'f when of shall go to tue informer and the other half he paid to the Borough Treasurer for the use of tne Borough, provided such person or persons has not a reasonable excuse to exempt him or them, in the opinion of the board, from prosecution. Sec 10 The Judges and Clerks shall each be entitled to receive for their sei -vices in holding and conductiug the said elections One Dollar and fifiv cents per dav to be paid them respectively In the Borough Treasurer upon the ecrtificai.e of the Clerk of tine Board of Trustees, This ordinance shall take effect f om and after its le-al promulgation. R. BUN In. Preset JNO EWIN . Clk v. t .

BOROUGH NOT1CK

,lvi(Uby .he Trustees if the Bo f Vincennet in cmwov council

assembled That conformably to the "Ordinance regulating Elections' the following be appointed and shall act at th ensuing election to be holden at the ourt. House on tiie 4th Saturday in June, inst. viz: Mark Barnet to act as .udp;c and O ren R iiley as clerk, for the Lower Ward ; Henry Ruble as Judge, an ; Valentine J. Bradley as clerk, for the Middle Ward ; E .Stout as Judge, andCba's H. Tiilinghast as oserk for the Upper Ward. R. BUNTIN, Chm'n. Copy Teste, C. H TjLj NGH ST, c. n. t. v. Hank oi' v incennes, The State Ba k of Indiana, mh Mftif. i8i8. A D V DEX ' ) has this day been deGlared by the Directors at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum for the last si months, on tne amount of stock paid in the same will be paid at the ! ank on and after the first day of June next to the Stockholders or their ieal Represents thes. Hy order of the Board, ELI SKA BOUDlNT ci'k.

May r l. 1818.

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M died1 Instruction

HE understanding berr leave to m-

fom those voumr erentlcman oftheWes-

tern Country who are desirous Of studying Medicine, that they have made tiie following preparations 8t arrangements for the instruction of private pupils. 1 Tney have collected an extensive medical surgical and philosophical library, which iftciudes ad the journals fSf me iieine and the physical sciences hitherto published, or now issuing in the United States with some of tne priipal magazines of Burope. 2 Dr. Drake wili, every Spring and summer, deliver a course of Lectures on Botasty ; and every winter another on M vtk r i Mkdhw and the PuacTicn of PltYSlC ; the iatter course to be ) ceded by a series of iecture on PHYSIOLOGY, and Illustrated with specimens of our native medicines. D . H :jers will, in the winter season, deliver a course on the principles and practice of Surgery, illustrated wi h fierationt and Anatomical demons. ra H 'is. 4 Mr, Slack Will during the sar:e Season, deliver a course on tneor A an I practical Chemistry em' PlfABlllAOY, and the analysis Animal

3 Drs Holers and Drake will in con

junction, leiiv ; atUMHUhVf a sciies ot uc sMssxrativc OmsnueaA. I ctures. 6. They Wili be ab.c to afford to ai

who tudy with them, frcnutmt opiwrtu-

nitie!, ot een.g v iinical practice botn in. Flivsic and Surgery. Tite price of tuition including ail tho lectures, will be,ab heretofore, uity dol

lars a year. Should any young gentlemen wish t

attend the lectures witnout becuiniii'v private pupils, tucy will be atlmiitej to ail the courses for forty dodars Decent hording lodging can be procured for three dollar per week. D. 1 H A K, f. D. D. ROGERS M. M E. SLACK A, . v Late Vice-Pr m, ft iii ff Matkemmtte; and Mkturml Phil os .fihy cr Tacher .f Chumitiry, Princeton CatUge. Cincinnati. May 27, 1818. Jf 3r GKFJi L PlcCIm INSTITUTION.

DOCT. J. E. Throckmorton-

g ar Carmi, White county, Illinois ter-

a f ritory, appointed asit.lnt avrent to

the United States' Vaccine institutio

for the Illinois territory, and parts auja-

ccm nas it m his power to out r tiie genuine Vaccine matter to physicians and private families, with proper directions for its use, on the following terms, to-wit : I. The Genuine Vaccine matter will be pre serried here without auv interruption, and Cun.ishcd for the u-e of physicians or private fami.ies, to the nu nber of Two G;a.-scs, for the sum of l' ao Do.ars ; or in like nronor ion ar.

cordmtr to tne number of ;a;iM;S or quantity of the virus required. 2. Every portion of ti.e Vaccine matter tarnished will be warranted genuine; and should it faii to tase effect, from any accidental cause, a fresh portion will be furnished in its stead .1 Such directions will always accompany every frcii portion of the matter furnished uv the subscriber, a-, will enable any intelligent citizen oi private family residing in places where pracicing phys ia.:s cannot be conveoientiy pro cured, to use it with the most perfect safety, and thus to secure men srlvc from the Small -fox, with the greatest certainty of success. 4, All letters must be post paid and endow a sum adequate to the quantity of muttei required. J E Throckmorton, Assistant United Statt 1 Agent of Vui cination. TO THE CITIZENS OP INDIANA. The wide extent to wnich tiie natural Smah-Pox, bus la.e y prevailed in oat country and the consequent Mortality Which has attended its progress iti various places, compels mc to address you at this time, w itu the hope that ail respec able citizens iriil consider the puh.ic good, and will not longer oveiicok this subject, nor treat it a one of sucti tiival importance as to be altogether unworthy ot your most serious regard. The cities'of New-York and Philadelphia become much infected with this contagious' disease, more than a year Since ; and from thence it Sas soon carried into manjr other towns and seaports within the United States, by travellers on land and by Water ; but the spreading abroad of thisStontafpon is by no means to be attributed SO the careless. .r sss of travellers alone ; tne blanjenay be truly attached, and it jusiiy appnes to evei y individual in society, who neglects to secure his own person or family against it. And more particularly so, if in this unguarded situation they travel from place to place, or hold any Intercourse w ith tne rest of mankind Thus it I appetfted when tne small-pox was lately introduced into Vhe cities to the eastward as has been ;ust stated, tha transient visitorSf an 1 others who were passing to and fro:n these places caught it there and soon planted it, not only in other citi sand towns, but along jmr main roads, where strangers and travellers, ignorant of their danger, had afterwaj 's to pass at the peU of their lives. Many of the public houses on the high roads teadiiie to the eastw ard, became infected in t' is manlier early last sprin ;, by w hich means every family emigrattug in this direction with their children, became unavoidably expose'd to it. They often took it, and in their turn attain soon lecame its propagate rs to Others. So U;at th.e last summer had scareVly commenced hefore tfiis pesdience liad become an alarming epidemic to the citizens of Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Sec. acc. where it has not yet become extinct. J. E. Tkt itiion. A i Ih 9i Ager.i

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