Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 36, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 August 1818 — Page 2

Ii is said that Mr. Gallatin has completely tailed in I. is efforts to make a co.nmcrd.il treaty with France. We presume that the negotiations must have been submitted by the Duke de Richelieu to bis grace the Duke of Wellington, as it ia evident that the British cabinet exercise a cry general surveillance over tin- measures of the French government. The British are unwilling to permit us to have a commercial treaty with any power, until we can settle our relations definitively on that headwith them. The tn asures at the late session of Congress, connected with our navigation, will be Strictly fulfilled, whatever may be the rew m suit We have not much to gain in the present state of commerce in Fiance from a treaty : our object is to introduce tobacco u ithout being subject to the high duties 01 monopoly and cotton, with trifling restrictions. We con hi in return lighten the duties on French wines, and give encouragement to their silks. But the force of habit and custom is so great in those old monarchies, that it is reasonable to infer that the kings of Spain and France will continue to buy tobacco and seil snuff without any abrogation of their lights Afcf. Adv.

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Accounts from the Fast Indies state that a dreadful epidemic has broken out in the British tamp under the governorgeneral. The first day 97 died, and on the second day 500. Never, it is said, was a sCene so dreadful witnessed the dead and dying strewed every road. From the jWistissiifii State Gazette. Sin As the general impression is, that ten. Jackson has, on his own responsibility, tried, shot and hung the noted Arbuthnot, and his companion in villany. perhaps a list of the officers composing the general court-martial which sentenced them to death, would be gratIfyin to your readers, particularly as it discovers great prudence in the com tnandimj general, by selecting a court so r per.tabh both for rank Sc intelligence: Maj. Gen Gaines, "1 I t stdent. !

JRegular Army

Volunteer

Colonel King, I t. Col A buckle, 1VI ajor Twin gs, Captain VashaU, Captain tl Isden. Ft. Col. ' I ihson, Lt. Col Fh er, Ft. Col. Williams, Lt Col. Elliot, Captain Crittendon.

Lieutenant Vassell. Recorder.

There was a full court of thirteen members, but I have forgotten the others. An officer just from the fort at S't. Marks, informs me that the papers, found in poss "ssion of these exciters of Indian barbarities was proof (positive) of their being the instigators Of the Semi ttole war. H. C.

With

FT5 0M THF BOSTON CF VTIVF.L. Mark Well .'There will be no Vn

spaix.

Sue must sue comb to

circumstances ; form forthwith the best treaty she can ; pay, or pr omise to pay, for spoliations, Sc; and give up the Floridas to the U States. Mlklis. Xjpolf.os BoitJPA .7 ?'f. It is reft rtc I, that there has been a fracas at St. Helena Mr. B.ilcomb fend his family, wit i whom Bonaparte was so intimate On his first an i vat, lias reached England, i' is rumored he wr.s not allowed Biuch time to futck nl. I i is hi en st .ted m It tterS from St. 11 ena, that Bortinarte has lately received by some unknown means, 40,000 francs In gold, and a large quantity of di tmonds. Money does not seem to be v in ing to hittl or any of . is adherants. I. a- Casas it is asserted very recently drew bills for 3 M CM by the any of frankfort on a banker in London, and they Were duly honored. It is even said that a draft lor 0,000, signed Napoleon was lately presented to and paid by a London house.. London ftaftet. jlntiqui'ira About three weeks ae;o some men in the employment of sir Y . Hicks, Bart whilt dicing up tie roots Of an old ash tree, which thei were cm. ployed to fell, at Cooper's Hill, about 4 pintles from Gloucester cone to a large stone that excited their curiosity. On removing it they discovered t Sight of itcps leading to an apartment, ui the centufe of trl Ich was a cistern of about

a yard souarc ; in clearing fhe room the scuils of a buffaloe and a bullock, frith horns complete and the remains of a fire place, with a quantity of wood ashes, were likewise found. L-.st a eek four appartments were discovered in one of rich is a very tesselated pavement (the t sserde are tubs of about half an inch ;iiso the remains of several urns, and figured tiles of the Roman pottery, The walls of the apnartoMte, and also

the passages, are painted in fresco with alternate stripes of purple yvdlow and scarlet, all of which arc beautifully shaded and curiously ornamented with scrolls and border. These interesting remains of antiquity have probably existed upwards of 17 centuries. The men are still at work, and new discove:ic3 making daily. English fiafier. Effectually to distroij bed bug.

Take 2 oz. of QUICK silver and

whites of two eggs, and so in tins

ior a large or smaller quantity

the quicksilver and the whites toH

until thev unite and become a frot!

With a feather then apply the compound thus formed to the crevices and holes of your bed stcds. This done once or twice in a year will prove effectual. An old remedy but a sure one. Flour is cheaper now in England than in the U Mates. In Baltimore we arc paying S'L by the single barrel, for the

uest, or lamny Hour. Mich Hour as is shipped (superfine) brings only 45? 6J at Liverpool and the stock was estimated at 190.000 barrels. The export of the article has created scarcity for home consumption, but we have the prospect of a most bountiful harvest. THE AVI rr The Gurriere is fitted and ready for sea, at Boston to take out Mr. Campbell, our minister to Russia. The Macedonian is fitting for a distant expedition supposed for the Pacific Cant. Warrington commands her. Five T4's are now building and two more are ordered to be laid down. Some of them are in considerable forwardness. A very few years moi e will put us in possession of a naval force more efficient perhaps, than that of any power in the world except Great Britain. The U. S. corvette John Adams, capt Henley, has arrived at New -York, from the southern station. The ship Ceres of 400 tons burthen, was towed to sea from Char lestonagainst a strong tide, head wind and considerable sw ell, at the rate of four miles per hour, by a steam-boat. AliV Reg. The schooner Col. Geo. Armistcadj capt. Gatechair, arrived this morning, in nine days from Havanna ThAday he sailed, two cartels arrived thettttfrom Penxacola with Spanish soklierjLthe Governor of the place, sent by General Jackson. It was expected American vessels would be detained, as a stop was put to loading them. As might be expected the affair created considerable Sensation. Hair. Patriot. There is ft time when nothing, a time when something, but no time when ail things are to be spoken Young men, whenthcy are once dyed in pleasure and vanity, will scarcely take any other color. Wants. The bank wants specie old bachelors want young wives voung bucks want fortunes store-keepers want purchasers the parson wants people to be col-tor the tavern-keepers want them to be drunkards the doctors want practice -the lawyers want fees And the PRINTERS want MO FY 8tiftt of'he Titncti

m; GOODS,

JACOltS Sc I,EROY, OFFER FOR SALE, JUST U E C E I V B D 310 Barrels Kcnhawa Of tup. I irst Quality. 'jV ALSO, A KEEL BOAT OF ABOUT TWENTY TONS, With i'olcs, Oars sail and rigging com

plete

July 1 1 32-tf

NEW GOODS.

VW-M V T " 1

r ptlE. su use l iners have just receveu i tf

from Philadelphia, and are no v. o-

pening at their store on Water street A FlfF.SU SUPPLY OF

MERCHANDIZE,

Consisting of Dry (oods Hard I fare,

Glass and China-Ware $c. $r. All of which they are enabled to sell at the most reduced prices for CASH. .7. cV IF I j t'jolman.

N. B. Those indebted to us foi Mer-

G R. C. Sullivan & . CaU, ILL hereafter practice law inconT junction, in the county of Knox,

those w ho may wish to employ them may depend upon the attention and exertions

of both. 1 hey have made arrangements

mn m -v tKrt villi -illl-lfc f .

found at their office in incennes, nearly opposite the Post-OJficr. Coi.lkctiN'i BusiHEM will be particularly attended to in Knox county. They wtH also attend to Conveyancing upon the shortest notice, and uiuleitatc agencies Dot incompatible with tl.cii profession. The postage of Letters addressed to

them on business must be paid. m

ineennes, r er. 1 2.

J. DOT). Attorney at Law.

r ir..en ine omct tormeiiy occupied by ''. niukr. B otj?o-

site to the Receiver's Otnce, where all business connected with hi profc siont that may be entrusted to him, wil be promptly attended to.

11 .tt rincenne Fed 12 1 1 R

JOHN LAW. (Attorney and Councell ,r a' I ait

HAS his office opposite Dr. II ale's on Market strfet, where he

chandise eitl er I y note or book account, V11 att( nd. punctually to the duties of

are earnest iv solicited to make payment

immediately, as we arc much in want of ( ash J. c W I C.

his profession

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February 7.

CASTINGS.

JOHN Mc GIFFIN mm k m

espkctfvi.ly iiilonus t.is tiionus

and the public in general, that he

has just received, m addition to his tormer stock, a larec quantity of CASTINGS, comprising a general assortment of HOLLOW WAKE, also a few setts of MILL IRONS, All of which he offers low for cash. Vincennes, Julv 23, 1818.

lAi those indebted to he late firms of Harlow if Trimble y and John

HARBIJST H. MOORE, ATTORXh. Y AT LAW,

LLin future practice in the couo.

V TOaofCiark, Washington Jt ? son, Orarge and Harrison ; ami a wtft c( nnes. (Major Floyd having been agd1 pointed judge of the middle circuit ;tl. ir partnership is of course dissolved. V-Ha wiil also practice in the Federal and Supreme courts of this state. I hose u ishing to consult him w ill call at his Oftice in Corydon. Oct, 18, 1317.

Mc Gijfin IT C. arc and settle with John

the 1 5th of Augustj

counts after that date

the hands of a prop

lection. Vincennes, TUly 23.

requested to call

(limn before

inscttled ac

he put into

:cr for colJ. VcG 34-tf

VJvilV

a. V . 1

JOHN EWIXfi,

JUS THIS DAY REClEVEDy Cambric lUslin, Summer Vesting, Factory Cotton, ISuIf ankeen, India Muslin, Womens leather Shoes, Calfskins, kc.Scc. Al. SO. 1 pr. tllacksmiths bellows, 1st quall Anvil and Vice, 5 llYBroad Vxes, Log Chains, Drawing Chains, Hewing Axes kc. with a varu tv of other articles, which he will with a large assortment of seasona

ble GOODS now in store, sell cheap

SAW LOGS. THE STEAM MILL COMPANY

WILL continue to purchase

POPLAR fc CHERRY

arid will also purchase RAFTS composed of POP L. J R , CH E H R Y & OA A', provided there be not more than one fourth Oak. No other kinds will be purchased. IT. Fellow

20 1818. "4-tf EbU( 'A TJi N.

Jie Kev. JUAN JEAN,

e from France where he de-oted

a number of years, to the instruction ol youth in most of the polite branhvf education offers his services in the sfre line to the inhabitants of Vincennes. e sirous to do justice to lii pupils, he (eels obliged to limit their number to twentyfive ; and whereas too great a variet) of pursuits would only tend to mar their progress, and to confuse Lis attention, he will confine himself to the following branches, iz: Latin h French Grammars, Geography Sc History None can be admitted in the number of thuse,

surtuientlv con to

HAT MANUFACTORY

THt subscriber respectfully uumoafl

his friends and the publics in gcnei

that he continues to carry on the HATTING BUSINESS,

in all its various branches at his shop

on Ma ix Street, in Vincennes, arhero he has on hand and w ill at all times kwep an extensive assortment of Fashionable Rats, which he w ill warrant hall not in point bf elegance and dm ability, be excelled by any in the United Stcs. His prices shall also be as low as Hats of the same quality can be procured elsewhere. lie returns his thanks to his old customers for former favors, and pledges himself that no efforts on his part shall be Wanting to merit a continuance of their patronage. RI H'n. P. PRICE. irOrdcrs from a distal : e than! iully rcreived and promptljr attended to January 30th, 1 8 I 8 tf

lUR

" JTU

the sa:d

LOTS IN VINrKMSKS,

AM authorised to sell for Joshua B md a HOUSE AND LOT, sitoa-

tetloii lift-i Street, in nicn the said

Band lately resided ALSO,

A House S Jbti

Belonging to Danl. Sullivan, in which he now reside s. '1 he propei'v will be shown, and t'.. terms of sale made known to any per Son wishing to purceaae on application to r. R. C. SULLIVAN. April 1st 1818 18 tf

ua. ,c uui -uniiRnuj imnii 1QPALL prrsons having BOOKS beReading and ruin- to conmiccelaH lo to q p. . . SuHWan, will confer once the proposed counte. 3n hini , Ietunil r mem to his Jean will dedic ate every day to the busv oy p (; d -ness of the school 3 hours in the mor-V -

Vincennes, June 6.

27 tf

JhtiC

J. C RE1LEY, cV CO.

a ond Clock Makers-. Si!-

mrsniitfrs & Jewellers

iSPECTFULLf mtorms tneir inends

the public in general tl.at they hae

moved t lie lr stMip to ti.e p.ouse lately

04 cupied by Mr. 8adolett,as the R gis ter's office Where everv description of WAICHE k CLOCKS, Will be repaired and warranted to perform twelve months. Thej also continue to manufacture all kinds of Silvrr-Ware im Jewels. The highest price given for old GOLD & SILVER.

mng. z : trom 9 o cock until 12 ;nd

as many in the afternoon, viz : from 3 o'clock until five ; and gratif) the anxi ty of parents by public examinations Satin days will be the only holidays in the week : Ti rms ft.-r cucrtrr : Either French or latin grammar k no Both, - - - - loot) French language, geography and history ... p oo Exclusive of every furniture to be paid always io advance Vincennes Julv 31. 35-3w

Lgrn

YD OFFICE AT VlXChXXES.

July i WtW. persrns concerned, are hercW

n utrea to take notice, that m three months from the date hereof, I shall isue to Stephen lessup a duplicate Certificate No. 1 172. dated October 14 1 1 1 S, for the south ha.f of sec. "3, T 3 X R. 1 Y, unless leio: and suficient objtc tjon are made tit- reto. JOHN 13 ADuLLE l , r l .

six Dollars He ward.

STRAYED from the subscriber on the 7th of June last, TWO MAKES; m . m . fit

one a ii! ie-: t 0 i , a'out bveaiso.u ut;ou

14 hands high, a small star in her fore

head, a shoe cm her near tore h ot, hi

ed on the nc.tr side with the figures

-the other an iron grey about 14 h

IkSI. I A t--at w nil. r.n m r ? i r 1 noi n in

her foretop cut square With htr eves 8c mane cut off on the top of her l.iad. The- shove i e ward vi;h reasonable expetn 1 1 ill I paid t uiy peron who will deliver them to the subsciibcr in Carlisle Sullivan county. juiv j. if ' saml. now. NflTICKi ' ALL persons ii debt! d 10 the suhscriber are requested to come forwa imn ediutely and settle ofT their resp live balances, a longer indulgence caj not be given. CHJMLMM STlTfi yiy SO. 118 4tU