Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 32, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 July 1818 — Page 3

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Vincennes, JULY i i. The Fourth of July, is 18. lie fourth of JuIt io a dav suspicious e i and warmest omotions of pat- . .1 1 I . I T t sin-Hit is the fiay on wnicn tnc .

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i imcntri'ht, declare 1 themselv es Fee a v r i f. i v; : a nd 1 h d i p e . d e n r the dav on which the lowering clouds of d i j 'i n were banished, and the Sun cf FeaaooM arose on this continent. Its anniversary celebration this year, has dis -played in this place, the spirit of our fathers, and demonstrated, that their meBi ry and principles will ever live, and ever triumph. The festivity and genearl joy conspicuous on this occasion, were highly creditable, and must lie of service to the rising generation. Our spacious e irt house was crouded when the oration was delivered, which we take picasure in laying before our readers in this day's extra after it was concluded, and the. ladies had retired from the court house, a large portion of our most respectable citizens repaired to mr. Barnctt's Inn there, a bowery was tastefully fitted up in front of the house, and a sumptuous and splendid public dinner prepared for the occasion. Our respected and venerable fellow citizen, col. F. Vigo, acted as president, and E. Stout, vice-president of the day when the following toasts were drank, most of them with music and cheering. t, jimeriea The greatest, the free est, and the most happy of Nations Jvlay she retain her empire and flourish her standard over millions yet unborn. 2. Washington The Soldier, Statesman and Patriot May his valor, worth and goodness be chaunted in anthems by al! future ages. 3 A Refiublican Government The favo ite of Heaven and the friend of mankind. 4. dav ive celebrate May It always be cherished by every true American and friend to e-iial rights, by festivals commemorative of this happy event and un con fined to sex or party. 5. The citizens cf the United States' Cold and spirited by nature The Liberty they enjoy gives energy to their touls, and they trample tyranny and tyrants beneath their feet. 6. Warren and the ethef Revolutionary Heroes, wht fought and bled in the cause of Freedom May their virtues be sounded from Maine to N Orleans, and from Carolina to Missouri. 7. The last War A nccessarv, auxiliary to our first May our exploits & achievements resound from the Ganges to the Pacific and horn the Nile to the Rio Grande. 8 P'-rscveravce in War and human ity ulajw A I re e man s motto Mav greatfully remembered by the save, the christian and the sage. 9. The Eastern States Mer citizens when soldiers arc Lyons in the field in peace industrious and watchful of their rights. 10. Virginia and Kentucky Their Members in Congress adds lustre to their States Their soldiers in time of War undaunted. 11. Congress May she prove to the world, that our affairs arc conceived in wisdom, and nurtured by Justice. 12. The Army and A'avy The first secured our inestimable boon and the latter added unfading garlands. 13. Indiana Although confined by BatUra) boundaries, may her enlightened and correct policy secure her an elevated rank among the sister states. 14. The Patriots of Sout America May their efforts result in the establishment of a sister republic . 15. General George Roger Clari--Let not his misfortunes in peace, erase Lis military service, from the minds of the citizens of Indiana. 16. The Territory f li ;- Mav V.n- constitution divide the powers of government with wisdom, so as to give each part its energetic force. 17 Tht Heroes of Tififietanoe May tbvir fate be remembered by every lover of valour in tears of joy and the wido and orphans meet the smiles cf their oount: vmcn. 18. The Pair otr Heavett'j best ift to man on earth. Their Love conoles every care and their smiles raise the savage to the christian. 19 The ttmte of Indiana Let he have but Otte interest, and thttt to bvi i iommon. 2d. lni,n May the twenty states of America alwa B recolh ct the mottv 4 Uted we stand, hut ri i viced we fall." rOLUXTnERS. The Orator j th day, May this imtant dava celebiation never need a ter friend to our revered constitution,

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By Doctor ShuTef. Tts tlztc of : diana A new star in the v est, may its brilliancy r.2vcr be eclipsed by the dark shades of faction, nor its splendour obscured by ignorant and impotent, councils. By John Ewing. Genuine RefiudUeantttn It inculcates freedom of opinion disdains the taaimcls of party spirit and person d 1 lings t(i th constitution oitheHRcd States as the only durable si fcw ot political rectitude. The hon. Walter Taylor. loved as a man. esteemed as a politician ; his faithful services merits and will always recti ve. the grateful confidence of Indiana. The town cf Vincennet. The beauty and wisdom this day assembled at the court-house, manifests its progressive prosperity. The law fiassed at the last session of Congre authorising the trustees to disfiose of the commons and regulate toxvn ftrofterty "So breaks on the traveller faint and astray, "The bright and the balmy effulgence of morn," The fitcsent constitution and rulers of the state of Indiana If they are not

what they should be the people can have them altered. The A'avy of the United Stai " -Strength at the prow, and wisd the helm BOROUGH NOTICE. neetncr ot the Hoard ot 1 rustees iprough of Vmcennes, will be office of Gen'l. W. Johnston, Monday the 1 3thinst. at 6 o'clock Bv order of the Hoard, C . Tillinnhast. clerk. July 10. lw WASHINGTON, (Ind.) TfMS flourishing village, has been laid JiY only about one year it contains at present upwards of two hundred and fifty souls ; situated in Daviess county, 20 miles east of Vincennes. From its present rapid increase bids fair to be a Town of considerable business. Washington, July 11. 32 tf A LIST OF "LETTERS RE MAIMING in the Post Jice at Prince ton, Indiana, on the 30 h June 18 I 8. which if not taken out btfore the 1st day of Gets, ber next will be sent to the General Postce as dead letters James A ken Jhn Borlm Mr. Bertram Elie Bar bee John Barr John AI Brown James Campbell Richard Daniel 2 Isaac N. Davis 2 George Codd Scth Cushman Langston Drew John B Dobbin James Dtvm John Francis 41 James Firg Jonathan Gullick 2 Jr'srph James Grtgjry David Hjrt John or Benjamin Hawkins IV til i am Jasper Susan Key Mr. L ockwoed Aaron Legrange Thomas Mz.Creary Abraham Noorless fames Pat ton David R ib .7 hn Russell Abraham Slcver 2 Mar Strpes Et'ie She wood Amos Wright 2 Elie Hzrrii Ashiy Harrii Exektei Hopkins 2 John J -hnson David Kng Alexander Lxtle 2 Samuel D Lcxocl fohn Neil y hn Pritcheit Mrs Catharine Rtii yjlm Reel yoseph Simcock Ralph Smith Nancy Woods Ohver H Williams 3 Walter Wilson y hn WithroW JOILVI. NEELY r 6 Princeton fur.e "0 32-3t JACOBS LEROY, OFFER FOR SALE JUST RECKIY 310 Barrels KenhaVa 8 A I T, Of the First Quality. ALSO, A KEEL BOAT OF ABOUT TWENTY TOXS, with Poles, Oars, sail and rigging com plete. Julv 1 1 . 32-tf 'Electors of Knox Count n. N the first Monday in August next tie qualified Electors ot Knox ci unty arc hereby notified to attend at th several ulacesof holdincr elections.

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. j in the different Townships and then &t there proceed to elect one delegate to the Congress of the United tatrs one Senator to the State Legislature, and o Representatives to the lower house, one .Sheriff, one Coroner and one County Commission! r. b. r. ze:zls sj k c. JuW 1st, 1819 12 tf

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JAMES JACOBS V I AVING I"! Mr. M in future will taken into co-partnership vis LeRoy the business be conducted ui arm c Jacobs 2c LeRov, t.icv nave removed to toe acw torrm Market Street, two doors below Chris- " D Greater7! Hotel, where they are now opening a large and extensive assortment of FOREIGN AND OMESTICK. GOODS. AMONG THEM ARE Fine and common Cloths 8c CassimereSj Cassinets and Vestings, Striped and White Jeans, Fine Prints and Furnatures, Caliico end Ginghams, Imitation Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs, very elegant, Silk and Cotton Shawls a variety. Cambricks and Muslins, Linens and Diapers, British and India Cottons, Florence Lutstrings, Levantines, Fancy silk li'kfs. Silk Umbrellas, Cotton Hose, Silk ditto ditto Gloves, Ribbons, Sewing silks, Cotton Threads, See. 8cc. Domcstick Stripes, Plaids, Checks, Chambray, and Bed Ticking, 1 Cae Ladies Straw Bonnets, box Wreaths and Flowers. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF II A RD W A RE. as Spades and Shovels, Shovel 8c Tongs, l ea Kettles, Coffee Mills, Frying Pans, Warfle Irons, Nails, Anvil, Vices and t astings. Best Juniat a IRON. A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT Ot C II T L E R V. QUEENS WARE, & GLASS WARE. GROCERIES Best French Brandy, ,, Jamaica Spirits, Madeira Wine. Gun Powder Imperial Old Hyson and Young Hyson TEAS. Best GREEN COFFEE. Allspice, Pepper, Ginger Allum, Copperas and Madder, Lt at and Muscovada SUGARS. RAISISS. 8 by 10 Window Glass. 4 pair very superior smiths' bellows. July II. 32 tf ADVERTISEMENT. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Sullivan county, will be exposed to public saie on the 16th instant, at the premises oi James D. Dun kin tiie follow ing property, viz : 3io ACRES OF LAN I ! i it.,, f i. i - J iv mi; m int riuKer riainc, vvheBlie said Dunkin now lives, with the crojfcFof corn now Standing on the said land be longing to said Dunkin, also 'ACRES OF LAND. ing in Gin's Prairie. And SIX L 0 TS THE I OWN OF BUSSERON, vuh their improvements. Aiso Seven head of Horses, Ten head of Cattle, iNiiie head of bheep, and A number of Hogs, One waggon and geers Several beds and betiding, And a number of other tiousehold and kitchen f urnitures, Four Fluxes, $e. c. All the property of James L). Dunkin, at the suit of Nathaniel Ewing and others. 6'ale to commence at u o'cio k on L::i I day, and continue from day to day until all the above property is sold, or until the execution is satisfied likewise the property of Morgan Eaton, Robert Peebles, and Nathaniel Duley, if wanting to satisfy said execution in said term as above named, as they are securities for said Dunkin where due attendance will be given by me. Johnson. Sht S. C

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Wholesale ."y Retail Store. TIIE-Ju',.,c;i ,.r :::.;ju:t received A(inowopeSLKtt:,C!lo,c un.:trtlie Bank, 0te occupied by Mr. Geo. Ewmj; a hu.i isu:c uuortnent of DRY GOODS, late from Philadelphia, suited for the present and approaching season VIZ Best Super B.ack 2c Blue Cloths Do - - Fancy Coiord do Do , - ; Blue, Black and lix Cassimeres White 8c Pmff do Common Cloths Sc Cassimeres assarted Plate Colicocs Sc Prints 4-4 Be 6-4 Cambrics assorted 9-3 Pattern Steam Loom Shirtings llviftas Sc India Muslins Fid tc Plain Liiney - - Jaconet Muslins RombazcUs assorted Mens Sc Women's Worsted Hose Do - - Cotton dc Canton Black Silk Ildkfs. Cross Barred do Fia &c Bandanoe do Pocket & Madrass do Marseilles Sc Toilinet Vesting! Super Fancy Stripd do Black Silk Florentine do Black Sc Coloured Scnshavvs do do Canton Crapes & Shawls White Silk Lace Veils Irish Linens 5c ! imities Carlisle & Cambric Ginghams Black Cambric's S: Brown Holland Swansdown, Cords 8c Velvets Checks, Yellow 5c Blue Nankeens Chintz Be Imitation Shaw ls Parasols & Sik Umbrellas Domestic Shirtings Domestic Stripes 'Maids Sc Chambray Ladies Silk Sc Kid Gloves Men's Leather do Pattern Threads, Tapes Sc Pins Sewing Silks Sc I otton Balls Super Gilt, Pearl Sc Si'k Buttons ( otton Sc Worsted Bindings Sec. Sec. Fashionable London eaver Hats Men's, Women's Sc Children Shoes with a variety of other articles not enumerated. t.cO A FF.W GROCERIES, pest Green CnfTee Sc Teas Pepper, Alspice Sc Sugar Cinnamon, Cloves S; Ginger Chocolate, Nutmegs Sc Indigo. The above articles w ill be sold at WHOLESALE a RETAIL for Cash, at the most reduced pi h cs, by J. god i rr Vincennes 9th July, 1818 32 5v

GROC EHIES FOR SALE. A T THOMAS JONES's in Water Jm. street, a lare assortment of GROCERIES, Wines and Liquors. Which will fcjhCash or Goods wi'i he given for PELTttV fic BEESWAX. 6vv Vincennes, June 18. A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING m the Post-r.mcc at F rtHjr tson Indiana JUiT i. 18 18 Vlhich if not taken out within 3 months, will be sent to the General Past Grice as dead letters. A James Austin B- nj.imin AHiotl ffta. D. Archer Ann Atrt Jl TH. B J It Z S. 1 Burbank Henry Bovd Jas. Brannon Thos H Clarke Da d D Cook Peter H, Cummin. H ( argtll 3 I .. su Crocker D F if G John Coiitns David F. Durhee 'Iruman F"d I'hU Frakes James Carctt H J & K Robert U fkrns Rcmrj K Samuel J -hns n Jo hn F. :ng John KuvkenJall L & M Charles Lathrnp Lewis Murphy J. L. MtCmUomgk A ffd Maddm A. MeCafa N 0 j P B' Norm Jhjrr.as P) Wm. Gael R S T Jf VF J B. Richards 7 t)h TA ssjMi . r;ohn Ptchatdijn jam n Samuel Smith Chautsecjf WehsUt CURTIS GILBERT, P. M. wjuij i, ia is. - jW

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