Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 46, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 October 1818 — Page 4
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B' 1 e president oj the U. States, Whf.rras by in act of Congress, pas se I on the Itth of February, 1818. entitled an act making provision for the establishment of additional Land ( Mncca in the Territory of Missouri," the President of the U. States is authorised to direct the public lands which have been surveyed in the said territory, to be offered for sale : Therefore. I, James Monroe, Presi
dent of the United States, do hereby de-
!are and make known, that public sales
IOr the OISpovd.1 uiuuxauiv iu J ui
certain lands in the territory of Missouri,
shall be heltl as follows, viz : t St Louis, in the said territory, on the first Mon
day in Vugust, October. December, February and April next, and three weeks after each of the said days, for the sab of lands in the land district of St. Louis. Thirty townships shall be offer ed at each sale commencing with tnc most eastern ranges west of the fifth principal meridian line, and proceeding Westerly. At the Seat of Justice for Howard County, in the said Territory, on the first Monday in September and November next, and three weeks after each of the said days, for the sale of lands in the land district of Howard County. Thirty townships shall be offered at each sale ; The first to be in a square form, and to include the seat of justice of the said county, as nearly in the centre as the situI 1 ation of the surveys will admit and the second immediately east of the first, and in the same form ; excepting from sale in each district, the lands which have been or may be reserved by law for other pu rposes. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, the thirtieth day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE Bv the President JOSIAH MEIGS, Comto'r of the General Land Office.
Printers of Newspapers who are authorised to publish the Laws of the U. States will insert the above once a week till April next, and send their billsto the General Land Office for payment. NO ice. ON the 6th of November next, I shall offer for sale a number of LO I S, in a new town called CLINTON. Situate in Davis county tndiana ; about 40 miles above the county seat (Washington), about 6o miles northeastwardly from Vincennes between 49 and 50 east of Terre-Hauie and SO miles west of Sloomington, on the eat bank of the west fo k of White River, 6 or 7 miles
above the moutn of Eel. The ground is airy and fertile, the air salubrious, & tie waters sweet and transparent ; from the river the land assends gently a Consider able distance back, affording an eminence of about 55 feet above the high vater mirk, (in the bank) then after passi n a few rods on a level the ground gradually descends to a small infail ble St' Cam of cool and wholesome water, vf Ich may be conveyed through all the lower parts of the town by pipes with a itnall cxpencc In the upper part of this two springs of delightful drinking water; and to all who shall reside in the western parts t the town, the aforesaid eminence will afford a fair view of one of the most handsome navi gable si reams that ornaments this state ; from the eastern parts of this tOWn after the view pa-sv abotlt a mile over a rich plain, it meets small and iertile hills, embellished with springs of l xcellent sweet Water Free and lime Stone quarries stone coal, an I Variety of timber for building and for C abinet work. Verv convenient to town is an excellent free-stone quarry belonging tO the subscriber, the use of u hich shall be fee to any purchaser for the improving of his or he- lot or lot, for and rltirifio
throe ears from and immediately after the date of the sales aforesaid. The subscribe'- will require of the respective purchase s, one third of the price of each lot Within three months after the day of sa.e, one Other third part of the purchase money within fifteen months Sc the residue within 27 months. Bond md approved seenritv will be re quired of each purchaser, tor those pavnpts and on the completion of anv mi h payment, a rrood and MiinV n nt title n to each such purchaser) for each lot o paid for J HN L BUSK! ft tt. October 3. 18 8 44 5t
rVLM W( ks. For saic at the W. bun oihec.
A LIST OP LETTERS
KEMAiXING in the Post-Office at rinccnncs, the quarter ending the 30lh day of September 1818, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post-Ofiice as dead letters. !Cr Persons applying for letters in this list will please say they are advertised.
Nathaniel Adams John T. Allen 2 John Allen William Ashby James Ashmore 2 John Arebuthnct Samuel Allison
John Bennett John Bailey 4
William Bruce
John Bate
Isaac Ba
C harles N. Br
J. A. Bart ram Wm. Ballard Joseph Browning James O. Bannun John Blackburn Robert Bradley Wm. Bird Lewis Boh an Wm. Buckley Saml. Barker Rosette Burbon Glass Cochran Amassa Castle
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Geo. Armstrong Isaac Allison James Arrell Elezar Aspinwall 2 R. A tin strong Hezh. Ashmore
mes Baftlett
Bcckes
tfus Butter ft eld
John Barker Truman Blackman Saml. Brooks Aaron Ball 3 George Birch Edward N. Bail Usel M. Barker John Burner Simeon Bethea Robert Blackburn
George Balthas
Isaac Brown W. Barlow
Miss B. Conner
Richard Cox
Cunningham
Madame B. Catrimulle Batise C harder
Jov 1 Collins B. Croy Mathew Coffin Elisha Chapman Saml. Cherman Martin Cashmao Danl, Catiin Fr. Cross Wm. Cash rum David Caldwell Levi Dames Samucly Duly Joseph Daniel J W Dusty John Dovle J B. Drennen
S. & E. If. Davisson
James Caldwell 3.
Jas.
Wm. Curry
Elisha Collins Daniel Cornel Aaron Cartright Isaac ( haslor James Causter J Cot In an John Comstock D Samuel Dunn 2 George Dare Richard uty2 Julia Dutliit Wm Dimick
Monsier Delouries
Stephen Eaton
Jos. Freehand A. Fisher 2 Sarah Fercmon George Finimore Saml Fain Dan Funderberk Oi in Fowler Sila, Fellows
Thomas r id 2 James Oreerory Wm H. Geny J. E. Gri en Saml. ( raston Isaac Goi e Sinah Garrison Jonathan GUI Hiram Glass Wm. Gill John I. ( iardner J. C. Hillebert 2
E Thos. Edwards Isaac C. Eiston 2 F Wm. 1 lower Mr Farrar Thos Flowers Wm Fuller Joseph Fitts Jas Furguson George Mowers G Banks Godfrey J Ira Griffin Isaac G t i ion Grace f run James Garrett Saml. Gray Conrad Gayer Ti aces Gillhara Hugh Glenn 2 Pierre Grimard
Wm. HoffUC
Hardv ttardison 3 John Hankins
Job Harness 3 Jos. Holicnback Joab Hansel Joseph Harden Ths, B. Hayter Moses Hoggatt Benj Heatoti L Hollcnbcck
Esek Hi c ock Ansel Harris Harold Hayes Timothy Hubbard Wm. Hicks. Adam Hog boom Robt. Hind man
M. Hai berson
Robt Hopkins 2 Morgan Huff
Robert I lenders
lol.nson
Bailey J
Isham Israel Henry T. 1 1 ih Betsey Isaac W. H. Jo! nston
Abraham Johnson
D.tid Hart
John Handy f & J
J. Jennings 5 Monroe Johnson Saml Jamison Ezra Jones AN. Jones or G. Moore
Andrew K el lan ( Jeorge Kit ly F Laselle Daniel L me John Lined Robert Lovd
Wm. Kilbourn Wm. La e John Lester David Lykens ? Wm. C Lane 3 Jnathn Lindtey
Vh is. Manvilte J A-eph MoUhttt J s. Me 11 vain W Mnntosh
Lewis Lawrancc Newell Leonard Joseph Kite hcl lit
Wm. Mi I 3 Vse Mounts Bern Middleton , A. R. M'Mahan
A aander Miller Saml. Miller John Waning Clemens M'Farland T s S Martin 9 Rob, rt M'Dowell R bt. Manwaring A Mauren Georg Vtoorse Danl Moore lames MGee Wm. Mattock lames Mooic David Miller
jonn Mover Koot. i-air
W heeler Mallet t rlando Miller
Jas Noah
Wm. Nelson Le i Xyc '1 hos. O rent Saml. Prevos Gurdon Phepps1 Katharine Phclon
.'os p!i Parsons
W. C. Osborne 3
Braxton Pollard 2 Wm. Pheon Grove Ponn-roy
Joseph Pendleton 2
Alexander Pecard F H. Piper 3
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Daniel Parker
Patrick Payne Saml. Pcery Vm. PiTehm
David Porter
Recorder
Wm R1 o
IMo-es Robbin
David Raymo
Josiah Ramsey Wm. Rho Scot Rolings Clark Robinson Alexander Reed Chauncey Rose Andrew Slinkard John Smith 2 Saml. Smith 2 Henry eciist Geo. Sample James Shaw Saml. Shannon Polly Stewart James Strain Charles Sink
Wm. Prince
J Porter 'Wtlloughby Pu.h Wm. P aimer
sepli Rmineton
Benj. Roads Benj. Rice Wm. Ryan 2 Andrew Rhea Rebecah Rawlings All n Reeves 2 Daniel Rhods Wm. Robinson
Wm. Slvans Robert Sturgus S pence Spears B'.-nj Shaw Martin Sldatcr Daniel Saet;er Hannah Stewart Abraham Session David mith
Jacob Shirly <Jacob Shirley>
OWN:; to the ncl.c of a former rrurgt tlic &utscribcr has been delayed from pro ceding castv, truly : o again craves payment ol all whose accounts or nots iave boca (tie lond 6iiice ; and regrets to say. that necessity i!ow SriU do away the poscibUiry of Jongvr bcJweo e. '11 m n.osi anxh ub desire and wish of the subscriber, fs to accomssodate as ndUehat pestibU in all cases and collect his money without having recourse to lav. ; he therefore clrdmS ftUentitfl to this m ti. e. JOHN EWING. Sept. 12. 41 u
Simeon St phens John Snipt s
Adam Snyder Robert Smith T ron Tompson lane Thompson '-'lios. Thompson Sand Thorn 2 George Tift Joseph Thomas Etra Tubbs John Thomas
Oi mas Tliomas
Waller Taylor 3
James Tinner Wm. Wickham Jonathan Welton Eiizabeth Whitley Geo A Wasson Elijah West Peter Wells
Daniel Willis 2 Wm.M Wilson Jos. .Wiiltams Thos. White
ELIHU STOUT) Get. 1 .44 318 3 w
John J hompscQ Walter Timsi IV Walter "iison Corn. West fall
Wm Woods Marf aret Warnock Wm.C U hittlesey Thomas Weathers 2 John W' lis Henry oodland Andrew Wair 2 J-ihn S. Woo I w 01 th
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FOR SALE, A tract of Land laying in Bttsstlti Prairie containmsi about eighteen miles above Vmccnnesv and 3 miles from Carlisle on the road leading from Louisville to Fort I rrrii ofi on which is an Apple orchard ct M bearmg tt css, and 7Q acres under cultivation and a good Stiar camps on Ch
aoove tract. ALSO A tract c o tai::i::Gi
adjoining the above on v. hich is a 0o4 bouse and out houses, 55 acres under cultivation ail first rate land with Sgs Camps those who may wish to pur cbase wdl apply to Wm. Douglass living at V. est Union, or otherwise ShakerTown, who will shew the premises ar.fl make known the terms of sale I FX J PRICE. Wm. DOUGLAS. r ebroary 13. ff CUB E OF CAKCRkM '
tn thirty day, by , lvi, a McdUtmd.
1 rrr r. Doctor Dtitanv
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES, gll Vir.ccnnes, St-pt 28,1818.3 Public Notice is hereby given, THAT by virtue of an act of ongress approved April 20f 1818, entitled'4 An act to a('just the claims to lots in the to wn of Vlntennes, and for the sale of the land appropriated as a common For the Use bl the inhabitants of the said town;" PUBLIC SALES for the disposal of the said Common, or a certain portion thereof, agreeably to an ordinance this day passed by this 1 oard of Trustees, shall be held St the Couttttue of the said town of Vincennes. on the 3d Moo day of November next, and be continued from day to day, by adjournment, until the sale of the said eomn on. Of such portion or part as may be authorised and offered, be completed. Hi order of tke Board. O.R. C.SvLLiv.tif, Chmn pro, .r C ff.TtLt.tKQH sr CY rk. P?The Editors of the tndlat inn M JerTcrsonville, " Louitvllte Courier" and " We tefil 6;?," will publish the obovc in their (Miners, each 3 weeks, and i'rvard their accounts to the editor of the Western Sun. (14 7w)
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Hortu r. Scald Ina ;, $erc9i King9 n C t hiti Smelling, Rhettma hm, j u9, -male, aiul various otber complaints, I.iihcrtotho'l incurable by the medical art. 1 CRMs The doctor is willing to ln. dertake some cases on the principles of no cure no fay but to those acqttainted with his practice, the necessary medicines and written prescriptions will be lurmshed for each esc irom 10 to 20 dollars, according to the tn nuttidc of the diseaae. Apply at Kdwardswile, Illinois, within a small distance of the town. Where the doctor keeps an hospital for the accommodation of those living at a distance. Edw ardsi iile, Aug. 16. 44 tj THE subscriber offers n-rsa'e Frac iton No 3f, lying on the west side o, the Wabash liver, one mile East of Palestine, the seat 0f justice for Craw. lord county, state of Illinois On tne said fraction there is a FERRY established on the Wabai h iiv. rt and about 0 acres of high dry PRAIRIE $o acres under fence and the greater p;.it m rood cultivation For Further i;,n,r. nation apply to the subscriber, livin -the premises. 0 ARTHUR JOXES. September S, 1818- 43 tf
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T MANL I A( on
CfiE subscriber resnectfullv mformo
liflrlHends and the publick in general that he continues to carry on the HATTINQ BUSINESS, th all its various branches, at his shop on Main Sikki.t, in Vincennes, where he lias on hand and will at all times keep an extensive assortment of Fashionable I ?ats, Which he will warrant shall not in point of elegance and durability, be excelled by any in the United States. 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 etfOrtS on lus part hail be wantin;; to merit a continuance of their pa-
TA YARD, FOR SALK.
a WISH to tell my Tan Yard, lying 9 est ol Columbia) Gibson County,
inuiaim contaimng twelve v ats,onepo4
ana nine, an in good repair ; the beat i
well calculated for an extensive businessi convenient to water Mnd bark and in tie heart of an extensive and rich settlement A great bargain may be had, by immediate application to JOSEPH PERRY June 20 1818. 29 tf.
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RIClTn.P. PRICE.
r7Orders from a distance thankfully icc cived and promptly attended to January 30th, 1318 6 tf
PniXTLYG. Of every description neatly exc cutcd aulas uliicct
EN iERTAINMENT.
Fra n cis ( 1u n 1 i 1 1 h am
1 IAS opened a House of Ent -tcirtm
M fl fnrnt, at th comer of Mamkmt fj Fifth SfJStarSj in t lie house lately occupied by losbua Bond; wbcre be hopes by attention to Lnsiiu . s, to receive a portion of public patronage he assures them that no iv rtk D on his part shall qe wanting to me: it it. 4 3 tf Vini 1 nncs, Sept. 20, 1817. SAW LOGS, "
TI! T iTEA! MILL OXFAHT
ILL i tumi to pnrcbase
run. h CHERRY SAtr-LOGS.
and will also j urcV RAFTS compm cd of POPl ..V, CHERRY er 0AA provided there be not more than a ourti t ).:'.. No otbcf kinds will b' pturcha! 1 dL Jui s t may i-tf
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