Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 September 1818 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN.

VLYCE.Y.YES, SEPTEMBER 26.

Pro)f strong as ILlu writ."

kv,: adventure rs, who are busily engaged in Writing slander Sc falsehood for Jennings Centinel yet goon their reward however awails them. The citizens of this and the adjacent counties know us too well and have a knowledge too general and correct of the leading facts we have promulgated to be imposed upon bv all the corrupt and mercenary endeavors that may be used for that purpose. In fact the writers we allude to, can only a id to their own guilt, and the guilt of their employers. The vaiims ways such men may pursue to delude the people cannot always be foreseen 5

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ana tnen try u in twenty yean met

could write such a one, with his unfuddlcd.

"Having understood that it was falseW

intimated in the Centincl newspaper of last week, that Mr. Ewing was intent

upon reading books of American history

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This Land' is of good 2d quality, tolerably well improved, with fenced ground and houses, and is within one mile of Peters

urgh.

A LOT Sc STORE-HOUSE in PFTERSBURGH, the seat of justice for

Pike county. This Lot is on the princi-

for several weeks before the 34th June, paltreet, and is well calculated for vuiand an equally false inferer.ee drawn dinr Merchandize.

therefrom, namely that the oration he was on that clay requested to prepare for the 4th of July and did deliver on that day, had been begun or completed before the committee waited upon him : I do voluntarilwto counteract such base and unfounded insinuations make oath

A LOT in the Town of PALMYRA, directly above the Rapids of the Wabash No. 2 in block C. and lies on Water street, in front of the Court-1 louse. Two LOTS on Main street in VLYCAW.VAW, running from the street to the River Wabash, whereon is erected a

vaingnams

that I lived with Mr. Ewing at that time, large Dwelling House and other convenknow his mind to have been engaged in lent Building, well calculated for a Pubreading of a different nature, and that he He House or a large private family, had not penned a line upon the subject, A HALF LOT nearly opposite G. nor had not within himself some necessa- R- C. Sullivan'sEsq. upon which is erec-

but the course they have as vet pursued, r books (as he thought) of reference ted a large Barn and Stable.

CHEAP GOODS, WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL. . THE subscriber having reduced hi Stock of (1OO1JS, and being anxious to close his business here, offers the remaining part of Stock at reduced prices such as

Cloths & cassimeics I Calico' cambrics

Chambravi, Bombazetts, Dimities, Book muslins,

Colored Siiks,

white, red Sc yellow" Flannels, Silk St cotton hk'fs. White and colored Shaw Is, Brown Hollands, Tanes Ferritm fr-

loom

Patent sUam

Shirting, Colored Cambrics, Fancy muslins, Cotton and worsted . Waistcoating, Domestic Plaids, Sc Chambrays, Cottton Sc worsted Stockings,

Sewing silks

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ma foresee ana loretei, ami it can only result in their disgrace. The spirit of liberty and of trut h abhors such proceedings, and we are sorry to say the state is dishonored by having a chief magistrate who tacitly participates in them. But upon this head we will add nothing now, the following certificates speak too plain to require any other comment. They show what situation tiic Centinel press was in, and Mr. I) ill worth has told half a dozen citizens that it was sold or transferred by Mr. J. Jennings when he came on here w ithout consulting him, which leaves it to be inferred very clearly in what situation it yet is. Now that they are caught in equivocation and falsehood, they will no doubt attempt to make it appear that the press belongs to a brother of J. Jennings in Va

-this will be u so rrood and so Brood

The absence of some gentlemen from eighteen.

for dates on the day the committee called Twenty-Jive Acres of LA.YD,

upon him I do further swear that after Snap's, on Mill creek, about 1$

he had accepted the appointment, he regretted the short space of time allowed him, but went to work upon it and as I verily believe suffered little else to occupy his mind or time, until the oration was gone thro' in the rough, which was in the course of five or six days Sc nights. I copied it for him from his manuscript and he corrected it finally from my copv, after which 1 wrote off another fair copy from the corrections, and only finished completely one or two days before it was delivered. EPHRAIM DOTGLASS." Sworn to Sc subscribed to before me the subscriber a justice of the peace in & for Knox County State of Indiana, this 22d of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eiirht hundred and

near J.

h files

lcufa

above wince nnes. It is well calcul

for Meadow ground.

A number of Lots and fiarts of Loty irt different parts of Vincennes, purchased in at Sheriff's and Town Collector's sales. One hundred and sirty acres ofLA.YD in the Illinois territory : part of the Military Bounty Lands, being the S. W qr. of Sec. 33 in Township 14 N. of Range 4 East. G, W. JOHNSTON. Vinrrnnes, Sept. 15, 1818 43 3w

Coffee, Sugar,

Teas, 1 eppcr, Allspice, (linger,

Pins, Sec. Sic

Chocolate, Indigo, Nutmegs ( innamon,cloves Sec. kc.

Illl Iron M

town prevents us at this moment from

laving before our readers two or three additional certificates, showing bevond all question, that the power over and right to the press has been in J. Jennings ever since it arrived in the state, according to his own avowal therefore the Hominal ownership of a man 600 miles distant amounts to nothing, when this man can use or abuse it as his own. Head the certificates. I do hereby certify, that as I happened to be in conversation with Mr. Dillworth at or about the time Dr. M'Namee Sc Hall had become the Editors of the Indiana Centinel, Dillworth observed, he should not give possession, as J. Jennings had not complyed with their agrecment that he ( Mr. Jennings) was to have seen all the debts settled that were contracted for carrying on the printing establishment, and that he (meaning the said Jennings) had left this place without doing so that a number of those creditors were pushing him, and for those reasons he said he was justifiable in keeping possession of the printing press unless Dr. M Xamee would settle those claims, observing to Dr. M'Namee and myself, that he (M'Namee) would be justifiable in so doing "We parted without their coming to auntie finite understanding.

The next or second day afterwards I

net Dr. M'Namee in the street, he stop-

d me Si observed, that Mr. Dillworth

ad not vet given up the printing office,

aving he was foolish for being thus ob

stinate, that bethought Dillworth would be sorry for it that there was a settlement to take place between Jennings Sc Dillworth, and Dillworth Was to have had g 10 per week Sc boarding paid, for Superintending the printing office, besides all other cxpences for carrying on the same refunded to said Dillworth but it was in his opinion doubtful if Diliworth could make it appear that the debts against him were contracted for the use of the establishment) and that if Dillworth continued obstinate, he doubted if Jennings w ould settle them. WILLIAM L. COLMAN. September 24, 1818. rip hereby certify, that Samuel Dillcujh in a conversation I had with him some few davs previous to his relinquishing his agency in the C entinel office informed me that he received a stipulated sum for conducting said establishment and as well as I recollect the sum stated was $10 per week. JOHN C. REILEY. September 24, 1818.

ISAAC DECK.ER,j.p k.c. (l.s.)

COMMUNICATION. mr. stout, Please say in your first paper; that the committee of the 4th of July, require no more defence against the infamous abuse and ribaldry of the Centinel u Reerulus," than thev would

against the impotent barking of aterrier puppy. The man who has shown himself to be void of all sense of moral rectitude, may for any thing they now care, utter as many scurrilous falsehoods as Jennings's Centincl can print, while he continues governor. A Friend loExuth. :nro:o L From the Milledgeville Journal ofrfn jSA The shock of an earthquake was u'lt in this pice on Sunday morning abuut daylight. The tremulous motion which it produced, caused the bell in the cupola of the state-house to strike several times.

Notice

Subscriber offers for sale, Frao

No 36, lying on the west side

of the Wabash river, one mile East of Palestine, the scat of justice for Crawford county, state of Illinois. On the said fraction there is a FERRY established on the Wabash river, and about 300 acres of high dry PRAIRIE 130 acres under fence and the greater part in good cultivation. For further information apply to the subscriber living on tiie premises. ARTHUR JONES. September 3, 1813. 43 tf

Which will be sold low, to affect an immediate sale Country Merchants may perhaps be accommodated with some CHEAP GOODS, bv J. GOD; FY. at th" iter Aug. 29. 39 tf under tht bank.

SAW LOGS.

THE STEAM -Mil. L COMPANf

WILL continue to purchase POPLAR CHERRY

SAW-LOGK and will also purchase R FTS compos ed of POPLAR, CHERRY V OAK provided there be not more than one ourth Oak. So other kinds will be purchased. V. Fellows Uiy 20. 181 . i4-f

POTTERY

JOHN EWING, s just received;

RLEANS COTTON

in Bales, FIRST QUALITY RLEANS SUGAR,

BEST GREEN COFFEE, Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Chocolate, Tea, &c.

August BO 8 1 a. tf 3 6

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THE subscriber has just received from New-Orleans a small quantity RUSSIA IRON and a few barrels HAY ANN AH SUGAR.

He has on hand a Rood assortment of

DRY GOODS, and

ROCERIES.

Which he Will sell low for QA.SI

country produce.

GEO MUSS

Sept. 26, 1818. 43 tf

WCEXyES HOTEL.

THE subscriber- have erected POTTERY,

at the corner of Church & Fourth street,

anu win nave a Kiln of Ware, rtady for sale, on Monday the 27th ns ROBINSON & MORFORD. July 6. 1818 32-tf "JOTICE, the public aie hereby informed that stock in t t Jeffi rtouvUlc Ohio Cana! ComfUhtft may now be subscribed for at the Receiver's office in V'incetinet whrc the books arc opened for that purpose. B. PARKE, Aftm. N EWING,) Drfiuty J DO I V, AnfM.

mcennrs, June 26. 18 18 r?ritt

"HE fubscribcr informs his friends

and the public that he has taken the ubbve well known ESTABLISHMENT in Vincennes, which he intends occupy-

ing as a TAVERN, ft 1 t m. 1 I 1

And tnat he will snare no exertions to

give complete satisfaction to those who rVHBA T may favor him with a call. He will keep

THE Steam Mill Company Will Kivc a variety ol LIUOR- His I ABLE

(hie Dollar per Bushel s";,"c mrnuneH1w"h J0,CM v " c 1 1 11 ans the season will aflord. Genteel parr00., rc.ham1abA ties will at all times be partieulai ly atV HEAL V te nded to His Stahlem ahall w. II

delivered at the Mill until the 20tSlav furnished. He hones by his Undivided

1 ti

of December next.

W. FELLOWS, Agent. Sept. 25. 43 tf.

Grand Lodge of Kentucky. September 3, A. L. 5818. A. D 1818. J RE SO I VED. That in the opinion of this Grand Lode, the expulsion of brother Samuel PuR,by VintenneHwtflB n I IBk imni'rinpp otirl tint In''

1 c K"tiK- rnn.t it id L t . wiwJMI

o uv n l V Ul.TliUVM 11 II VI 1 V r IV 1 . I lpvHl the benefits and privileges of masonry. Attest R S. TODD, G Scc'tv.

attention 10 inc commi t ann accommodation of customers, to merit Sc receive the patronage of a gene rous public. JOHN MYERS. Vincennes, Sept. 5, 1818. 40 tf

FOR SALE

WILL sell upon moderate terms as

THE 4TB OF JULY. Let the unif

pnncipieii scriooier who simis mmseii ' Citizen" in the lat week's Centinel,

and wltOse sole aim appears to he the destruction of character and truth, read the following affidavit it may shew him lhat malignant reproaches will not pass for reason and argument ; and that his matice to misspent It, after reading tins, the scrub thinks he has either ( andor, brains or understanding to comprehend the beauties of the oration that was delivered hew on the 4th of July 1 he had bet ter peruse it for at least twenty vrars viviiout drinking qy whtitvtr i

uabie

to sum and time, the follOWW

I'KOrLK IT, to wit;

Cjflkin ttio town

a :K -

Me MoT the

val-

LOT on V ater str

TERRR-HAUTEy M

,o commands a handsomt

River.

Two LOTS in the town of .1 (ER0My the COUUty seat of Sullivan county one of them is No 1 , situate on the Bank or HlufV, and commanding one of the most picturesque mows in the world, almost : the other is No 7 3. K LOT in the town of WASHING TO.Yy No. 1 .situate on Main street, near the court house. Onr hundred Acres tf LAND near rhTERSBVRiiUi'w Pike 6mfi

TAN YARD FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my Tan Yard, lyinjj West of Columbia, Gibson County,

IndianaojnMig twelve Vats, one pool

lirncram in crood reoair : the seat is

vclcal4flated for an extensive business, convenient to water and hark and in the heart 01 un extensive and rich settlement. -A crreat bargain may be hachby immediate application to JOSEPH L!JY. June 10, 1818. 29-.

REILEY, tf CO.

( Clock Makers. SiU

filth's & Jewellers.

Rkspp.ctfl i.ly informs their friends and the public in general that they lac removed their shop to the house lately occupied by Mr. Badolett, as the Regit ter's office Where every description of WATCHES Sc CLOCKS, will be repaired and warranted to perform twelve months. They also continue to manufuc ture all kinds of

silver-Ware and Jewels.

highest JTj p;iven for old

,0U ilL iill.

L.A.YU-0EJ K E a VIATEAWES ) September 17, 18 1 8. A I'L persons concerned, are hereby

V reciuired to lakt notice, thai in

months from the date hc of, I shall ih stie to Jac.) Gr.ll a duplicate rertifnute No. 5144. dated April 7, 18 18, for fi ic. sections Nos. 2 Sc j, t. 7 s. a. 1 1 w. unless previous to that date lein! and sutfi. cient objections are made tneieto. JOHN I A OLLTT, a. L. o. Sept. 19 42 3w PUBLICS OTIC K IS hereby given, that I sball apply by my attorney to the ( ircuit court of Knox, on the tenth day of the next tc tobcr term o said court, to appoint commissioners to divide the real estate of Peter Harkman, deceased, lying in said county of Knox, state of Indianfe agreeable to law, among his several e viseea. CHRISTIN A B VRKMAN, One of th' heir at law. Septemhcr 11. 1h'8, 4i-tw NOTICE IS hereby given to the htirs and devisees of William Wells, deceaacdp that on the tenth day of the next Otto- !-..... iIm L'iiiiV imill rrini't V

shall by attorney apply to said eourt to appoint commissioners to ivicie the real Cbtate of said deceased Wells (iinvc i said county ot Knox, state 1 Indiana, vnang his heirs and desiseea. ROBERT TURN: R. Heir and RxectltiT in ri;s-ht of hi wife Mary Turner fsrmcrlp Mry H'til. September II, 1818. 4!-4y

vers'i

LAST NOTICE

S I am about setting out lo PiuU

ielnUa 1 once more earnestly call

on ad those indebted to me by note or book accompt to come forwapd and make payment at my store to W. Rrench

who is duly authortaeo to receive m same Thoae who wili comply itb 4 this request will in a particular manner,, oblige themselves as faithe; indulgeiiwt cannot be eien. W. F. BREADING. Vmoumh Aug. iv.