Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 31, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 July 1818 — Page 4

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FOR SALE By JOHN RWING, At Iht most Beductd Prices, $ LARoF c (,lNF,A!. ssoH TMKNT OF EMBRACING, groceries and Liquors, Queensware China, Glass k Hardware Domesth ami Foreign DRY GOODS, Of every description, WCH as factory Cotton, Chocks and Ginghams, Superfine t koths, Kerscmeres and Broad Cloths, Cambrics Callicocs. Dimities, Hosiarf) Silk of different kinds, Poi.it and Rose Blankets, Irish Linen, Flannels, . AT,0, I ind Gentlemen's Shoes, Boot?, Siik. Umbrellas, Silver Framed Spectacles, 6ilver rea Wan . Fashionable Bon nets and elegant Trimmings, Men's and omen's Saddles and Saddlery. Wool & Fur Hats & Hatters Trimmings Carpenters Coopers It Saddlers Tools. Win Sifters, iolina Flutes U Files, Looking Glasses, Drawing nives, Knives an 1 Forks, Carvers Be Butchers Spades, Ugersend Aes; Adaes Chains Steelyards, Window Glass Smoothing Hatters and Wai Be lions Fire enders Brass and common Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Hand Bel lows. Brushes of every description. Fishing Tackle, Pocket and Holster Pistols, 'iid Irons, Frying Pans Weaver's Heeds Lo;; Yood Pittsburgh Porter in "Casks and Bottles, Whim i ad ground in Oil and dry, Plotlgh Irons. Steel Plate, Mill, Cross Cut and Whip Saws, A TAttlKTt OF PATENT MEDICINES, Tin fVdre.i Costings Iron and Vails, completely assorted, AH KXTEK&tVE SUPPLY OF School Books, olatcs ana Stationary. tVtih a number of Bclect Book , Fistortal, Biogi aphical, R, Ijgious and Miscellaneous. Sufficient to form a very useful country cv- neighbon 'hood Library d !d Watch S sis barings. BE HAS AN EXTEXSIVB 5.SCSON OF INDIA1S GOODS, And a o-reat variety of ssasokablc, sns tantt.m k fa iter articles not here enumerated, suitable for town and country Vincennes, Jan. !t", 1818 7 tf .H) xTl c.UIFFl ti, KESflcTFULLY informs his friends and customers that he has purthased out the late firm of J. Mc Gilfin & Co. and list received in addition to the former stock, A General Assortment of Dry (wrds Groceries, CONSISTING in PARI of SUPER LYE CLOTHS do Cassimera do Casinets ft d Yellow and White Flannels Furniture Cadico Cambric Ginghama Leventien and i iorenee Silks J, n e v i ils and Shaw is silk Indisp nsiblea fiiik, Worati d and Cotton IIosc

SHk Umber dias h ack ' ilk Handkerchief! Baudanoe and Fla i do tt r loom Sheeting Domestk S irting P. aids and v hambrayi Spun and R aw Cotton Green Coffee ami Chocolate Imperial Young Hyson ; .... an i Hyson Skti c J Cotrniac Brandy

FRESH GOOfiS. HDIE subscriber has just received from PnitAOBLFHtA, B altimore, and

riTTasuaoat, A HEW ASSORTMENT OP DRY GOODS, ftUE ENSWARE GIIOCEIUES, and HttOVKE, AMONG Wind ARE Fashionable Straw Bonnets & Parasols Blue and J ellow Nankeens Domestu k Shirt ings, Stripes, Plaids, Checks, Vhambraus. and Bed Tickings Hem and Womens Morocco and Leather Shoes. Gin. Brandy and Wine, Y. l- m and Imperial Tea,

Coffee & Loaf Sugar, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger, Rice and Sail Petre, Dixon's Best Philadel Mustard,

Almonda Rat; ons, Scotch k Rappi e Snuff, Ua annah Segars, Phifad 1 1 his Calf Skins, Jttniatta Iron, Castii . as totted, Trace i hains, Nails fc Window Class, Winch added to his formet Stock makrhis Assortment complete Which he is disposed to sell at the lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce. Geo. ttussey. Vincennes, May 29, 1 8 1 8. 'Z6 tf Bank of Vinccnnea, The Stttte Ba of Indiana, 30th May 1818. A D V DEN has this day been dc" dared by the Direi tors at the r te of 10 per cent, per annum for the last six months, on the amount of stock p; id i s i the same will be paid at the i ank on and after the first day of June next to the Stockholders or their legal Representatives, l y order ofthe Board, ELISHA BOt DINO't cVk May SO, 18 I 27- tf Bank of Vincennes, Tlie itife Bank of Indiana, r 18th, May 1818 T OOKS are opened at the Banking 9 House for the sale of FlVB dreo Shares ofthe Stock in the ank of Vincennes, the State Hank of Indiana. By Order of the P flrrf, William Prim c CaslCr. H A i A i t At i OliY. TiUi subscriber re spec.'. fully informs his fi ic'vl . and the puhlick in general that he continues t' ctarry on the U T TING BOSIM.SS, in all its various hranc es. at his sliop on Main Street, in Vincennes, where he has on hand and vo.i at all times keep an extensive assortment of Fashionable ' ats? which he v ill warrant rhallnot in point of elegance and durability, 1 c excelled by any in the United States. His prices shall also be as low as Hits ofthe same quality can be procured elsewhere. He returns his thanks to Ins old customers for former favors, and pledges himself that no efforts on his part shall he wanting to merit a continuance of their pat-

ronage.

RICH'd. P. PRICE.

a7Orders from a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to January 2' th, 1818 c tf

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C) leans and Loaf Su ..-

JTTORXL Y AT LA Tu LI i i i .'mux j'i . ti c in the oun V tn s ofC ark, Washing! n Jackson, Orarge, and Harrison ; and at Vincennes. (Major Pa yd having been ;mpointed judge ofthe middle circuit ; their partnership is of course dis: olved.) He

Will also practice in the Federal and Supreme courts of this state. Those n ishini to consult him will call at his Office, in Corvdon. Oct. 1 8, 1 8 17.

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Wii dsor Soap 8e . .rs Kails nd Castif A fHV DOZEN ORFSSBf) CALF S AX AH of which he will dispose of Whole

sale or Retail at reduced pric i h r cash.

TOtVN LOTS VOW SALE

tV-iSH to dispose of a number of

liVU.niMi .oom the town

ofwtf ssrror also three lota with two rood buildings thereon, now occupied as a store k tavenii.lso 40 or 50 atn s of first rate land, adjoining the same A great bartrainwill be aiven in the a-

those indebted to the late firm are bove property, for apart paid in hand,

requested to ca'l settle their uc- and a reasonable credit for the balancecounts with J Met iffin. J VAILS DUN KIN fiCtni March::, 1818 ie if April 1 7th, 1817 1 tfbnc

YoUng HysorO Old Hyson, J

Ciunpoa ccr Imperial and Chutan Cho a e, ( opperas,

adder, Gin er, y Peprw ti A' i spice, C loi i . Nu miM'S !vr. !cc

Drimstonei

Camphor,

( . uber Salts,

oai Sugar, Mustard,

J - Madeira,

Shad,

M ckarel,

Herrings, Ahum, 5n I Oil, hat uig bosp,

TOOETHKS WITH A OKNERAt ASSORTMVNT OF Dry Goods, Queensware 8j Hardware. Which we will sell low for C.1SIT or ( ' L XTRY P HODUi I Saml. Ihll Co. Vincennes, Maj 23. 25 It C7 ALL persons indebted to the subscribers, ore requested to make immediate payment. S II Sc CV LOTS IX YIXCKNSKS, j "Jl 'VM auft'o: i--rl s.dl for Joshua F B hd a HOUSE AND LO r,situat Ion fifth Street, in which the aid Uoiivl lately resided. A House Lot, Belonging to Dan!. Sullivan, in which he now resides. The property will be shown, and tha terms of sale made known to any person wishing to put c isc on application to Cm R. C. SULLIVAN. April 1st 13 IS. tf TjFALL persons having fiOOKX lo i iv to (1. H. . Su. i n, will CO' i- r a favor on him by returnii g them to his OF ICE (i i C S.

! j A N ? 5 i'Oii AiB. P fL to the highest bidder on fff trtPiajat ..iy of the next circuit ouit in higpSC auity, at the Court House do a inf r 400 AC N ; OF LAM). laying on Patoka, joining Sevems'sWand and including t! e bridge about to be erected near Seven ! terms will be, one third in negotiable paper in the- " i . nnea ank, payable in ninety days, the baP a nee in nine C; twelve months, with bond and approved security I will divide ti.e tract to suit private purchasers, If any s tould apply ; . evious to the day of sale, giving the same credits and terms as above one hundred acres of this land is yet it isurvi yed, say 50 acres to include the I5m k Eye spring, mvl 5 acres to include a Coal Bank on Pond creek, which surveys the purchasers will have the right to direct and shape to suit their wish (not contrary to the rules of surveying.) It is deemed useless to say any thing in favor of, or about the land, as it is presumed :io man will buy with out seeing the land a complete ami good title will be made to the purchaser on the day of sale due attendance by the subscriber, or an authorized agent, may be depended on. D SULLIVAN. May II, 18! 3. 24 tf

HAKE SHOI

P'Jj ME Mibvpribcr respectf dly - forms B Ha frirtwls and the public generally that he has established a BAKING HOUSE on main street in the house of . Marchall, dee'd lately occupied by Messrs. WasMona 3 Sayre as a store, where the highest and best price in ash will be paid for the following articles, viz : Flour, Good flogs Lard, Eggs, Country $i ar. Honey, and Tallow, Families supplied with Cakes, Pastry, 8jc. on the shortest no! ice. ISAAC COLMAN. February 27, l r 1 3 1 3-tf.

LOTS FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF GREENWICH.

SHE subscriber respectfully

the public, that he has laid out a new town at the Falls of White River, & intends to offer the lots for sale at Auction, on the 14th day of July next. This is one of the most eligible scites for a Town in the Forks of White River ; and possesses several very important advantages ; one of the most distinguished, is the great scite for water works, which appears calculated for Mills to any extent and will be partially improved this, season, by the completion of a Saw-mill that was commenced last Summer, by capt. F. Sholts. The navigation of White River, will also be of greet importance to this Town; whenever the interior part of this state becomes thickly settled, and Merchant mills erected at these falls, will undoubtedly be supplied with Wheat for the New-Orleans Market, from a great distance up the river, - The adjacent country is generally land of the second quality ; a large proportion of it tillable. and will admit of a populous settlement. The main road from Kentucky through Louisville, to Vincennes and St. Louis , and also the road from the State of Ohio to those places, crosses White River at Greenwich. A small part of the purchase money will be required in hand, and a credit of 6, 12 and 18 months, will be given for the balance, Bonds with approved security will be required. William Harris. May 18, 1818. 25 - tl 14, July. To The Editor of the Indiana Herald, Corydon, and the Tocsin, Salem, will please insert the above 3 weeks, and forward their accounts to this office for payment.

informs

PORTE R8VILLB. THERE will be sold to the highest bidder on the 2pth day of July neat, n

nu'.nber oi Lots in the town ot Porte rsville,

the county aeat of Dubois county. Porte rsville is situated on the Cast Fork of White River, about 14 miles above its junction with the West fork, there hi not a more beautiful acitefora town on said river, and it i: probably not surpass ed by any in the western country it is high and dry, in the heart of an i :;'.r, sive and ft 1 tile country , and is on the di rect rout from 1 ouisville bv Corydpn to Vincennesi it is 20 miles frm Washington and about the same distance from Petersburgh, and about 40 miles from Vincennes the sale wUl continue fcr 3 days if it should he thought necessary. TERMSt ore third in 6 months one third in 12, and the remaining thiiJin eighfen. Joiin Niblack,

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Dubois county, May 13.

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FOR SJ1LE, A tract of Land lavine in Eus

Frame, contairunz

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475 Acres

about cicrhtcrn milfs 1 bove VincenneSa

and 2 miles from Carlisle on the road leading from Louis, ille to Fort Urrriscn on which is an Apple orchard of i-C bearing tress, and 70 acres under cultivation and 4 v;ood Sugar camps on the aboc tiact. LSO A TRACT COXTAIJfi::G 300 ACRES, adjoining the above or. wl ich is a rrr i bouse and out houses. 55 acres under cultivation all first rate land with Sugar C amp:, those who may wish to purchase will apply to Wm. I touglass lit u -at West Lmon, or otherwise ShakerTown, who will sliew the premises and make known the terms of sale. 1 ENJ PR CE.

Wm. DOUGLAS.

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Noi:nt's for Sale. r 'TIF. subscriber has for sale one Xe1 gro Woman Sc fpo thil tr n, w I . i i h he will stil low for cas!:. Fi r terms apply I Archibald MClure, June 26, 1811 30-4t

make payment immei

be brought on ail notes

lo;v standing, that remain unpaid, after ti:e first day of July next. J B. McC, ALL. Vincennes, May 8, 1813. 85 far SMITHS TOOLS FOR SALE. f HAVE a fun act of Blan k Smith's Ji tools for sale, which may be I ad at a f-ir price by applying to me at mj house in Palmyra township. CSORG PALTHISi Jui.c 209 IS10. 39 ;m