Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 June 1819 — Page 4

JACOBS & LrlWY, Oflef For Sale ON REASONABLE TERMS, 22 Barrels Kentucky WHISKEY. and

Q Barrels Country 4 US T REC I V E D. Vinnennctj April 2 4 17 tf STORAGE a sn COMMISSION BUSINESS. THE subscribers respectfully in form the public, that they have com menced the STORAGE f) ASD S mm m mmm r n. . t 1T'CIVT'CC IN VlNCF.NNES, where GOODS, WARES Sc ME 11 C II A XDIZE, of every description, both Foreign and Domestic, will be received and sold as the ownfer'a mnv direct. All Goods directed to Hugh McGaryov E. Harrison, at Evassvill,mouth of 3ig Pidgeoil, or to John Marshall, ShaWNER-Town for Jeremiah and William L. Col man, Vincennes, will be attended to and lor wraded Without delay. Ml favoi s in their line will be thank fullv received and promptly attended - - T "(r At VT 1 Wt have just received A FHF.SU SUPPLY OF MERCHANDIZE, CONSISTING OF PRY GOODS, HARD-WARE, GLASS WARE, GROCERIES, which added to their former stock, makes their assortment complete. J. 8c W. L C. POTTE RY. THE, subscribers have established a A Pottery, at trie corner of Church and Fourth streets, and will constantly keep on hand, a general assortment of Potter's Ware, St the most reduced prices for Cash. A liberal Discount will be made to Country Merchants and others, who may purchase by Wholesale. RORTXSOA'W MO R FORD. Fibruary I 10 tf NOTICE' THE public are hereby informed that Stock in the At Yj " r Jl vuie OHIO CANAL COMPANY, Ttray now be subscribed for at the Re viver's office in Vincennes, where the books are opened for that purpose. ! i. mm & mm - m I H Agent. X. EWING, I Deputy J. DOTY, S Agent: Vincennes, June 26, 1818. 30-tf P ROPOSALS iu Worsley & Smith, For publishing In subscription, A NEW WORK to be entitled T H B fEMERAL I YSTRUCTER, OR The office, duty and authority of justices of the peace, sheriffs, coro.ei s, constables and jailors, in the State of Indiana. Compiled by JOHN BRADFORD F.sq. Subscriptions to the above interesting work will be received at this fTice. Dec. i tf 4 CASTINGS. HN Mc.GIFFIN, ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in general that he has just received in addition to his former stock a large quantity of CASTINGS, comprising a general assortment of II o I 1 o w -Ware, also, a few sets of MILL fR0.S, All of which he offei s low for CASH Vincennes, Juiy '23, ISIS. 3-4tf ALL those indebted to the late firms of HarloivU Trimklf. and Johs Mr (i i ffi v & Co arc requested to call and settle vith John Mc Giffin before the 1 5 th of ugust. all unsettled accounts after that date, v ,! be put into the hands of a prop i oSkrefoi collection. J. McO.

TLV J) 7) COPPER Manufactory.

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THE subscribers have com menced the COPPER-SMITH'S BUSINESS in this place, on Water street, near the Vincennes Hotel, and hope to meet with encouragement r . . . trom the public in general. They liave now, and will constantly keep on hand, a supply of ALL KINDS OF COPPER & TIN WARE OF THE FIRST QUALITY, which they will dispose of on reasona ble terms. TODD, YOUCE, & Co. ICT Wanted, one or two BOYS as A fi fir entice to the above business they must come recommended. T. Y. 5c Co. Mav 15, 1319. 20-tf BOOKBINDERY.

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MAIN STREET AOUISVILLE KENTUCKY: HAVE just commenced the above business in all its various branches in the house adjoining- the Globe Book Store, and three doors below the Commercial Bank, where they intend parrying it on, on a very extensive plan, and will make and forward to any place order- - - I VI V 1 J ed, on the shortest notice, any kind of BLANK BOOKS of any size, ruled to any pattern and With or without Iron Spring Back: , ruvr r.rr. from the Eastward, a large and eleeant assortment of the nncrn n t r n n oliO A HAHfcK. Bls&I PAP hit. and from the best manufactories in the T . 1 f . tf united states, consisting oi SUPER-ROYAL, ROYAL, MEDIUM. DEMY, and FOOLSCAP P A P E R so that they are now ready to execute any order in their line. Their work shall be executed in a style equal it not superior to any w est of the mountains, and they are determined that their prices shall be as favorable as they fiossibly can make thr?n. IrT7 Ml orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. All Public Institutions, Banks, Public Offices, Merchants Sec. Sec. furnished on the best terms. Louisville, K. May 5, 1819. 22V4W : 4 25 CENTS REWARD. RAN A WAY from the subscriber about the middle of May last an apprentice to the Cabinet Making businessWamcH Amnassah Reeves. tnd Troove reward will be iriven to anyyferson who will deliver him to me in Vincennes, but no expenses paid ; all persons are hereby cautioned not to harbor him under the penalty hxed bv law tor so doing. JOHN COLLINS. JUNE 3 1819. 23 3t HARRISON $ FAlHCHILI), COMMISSION F TRCII ANTS. 1 VsvansvilUy Indiana. Mav 25, 1819. 22-tf THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JTST R B ( B I V E P. 6 oi; 8 Tons well assorted iymch lie will sell low for Cash or approved Paper at sixty da?ts. A PATTERSON. Mav 39. 22 4 w Jacobs & LeRoy H WE J UST RECEIV D : - t'ti iucsi juuKui iron, 10 trkN 4,6,8k lod Nails kbrads Spaefes, Shovels and Axes, Anvils and Vices, (lest quality) 6 boxes 8 by 10 Window Glass. AN ASSORTMENT OF GLhSS.lf .lRE, &c. January 23. 8 if

By the President of the United ll 9tateSm Winis, by an Act of C ogress passed on the eighteenth day ot March 1518. entitled "An act providing for the sale of certain lands in the district of Marietta, and for tht location of claims and sale of certain lands in the district of Vincennes," the president of the United .States is authorized to cause certain lands to be offeree for sale in the said districts. Therefore, I. James Monroe, president of the United states, do hereby dcela.ie and make known, that public sales for the disposal (agreably to law) of the lands belonging to the United States within the limits of tht tract of 100,000 acres granted in trust to Rufus Putnam and others for

tne Ohio Company of Aassociates by the act of the 2 1st April, 179 2 shall be held at Marietta on the first tMonday in June next ; and that public sales for the disposal (agreeably to law) of the lands belonging to the United States in the tract set apart for the location of private claims by an Act entitled Ar Act resnertinoclaims to land in the Indiana Territory and State of Ohio," passed the 21st of April, 1806, shall be held at Vincennes on the first Monday in July next, excepting such lands as few for the use of schools or for oth er purposes; each sale shall continue six days, and no longer. Given under my hand at the City of Washington, the 20th day oi March, 1819. JAMES MONROE. By the President ; Jo si ah Meigs Commissioner of the General Land Office. March 25 16 1st July. By the President of the United States. WrMas. hv 7 J - w. Vll(l V, , . J tased on the 3d of March, 1815, entitled "An act to provide for the .ascclflVl surveying of the "ry incs fixed by the treaty with th e C reek I ndians, and for other purposes," the president of the Uni ted "States is aulhonsed to causo. rh lands amuirH hv thr mA to,. ianas acquired ny the said treaty to h ntr.-A r.,..c.i i he offered for sale, wlu j w mm m w mr w mm v Therefore, I, James Monroe, ores ft X. .... iidentofthe United states, do hereby ft m m, deciare and make known, that pnbi lie sales for the disposal (agreeably to la-'of certain lands in the territory of Alabama, shall be held at j Huntsville. in said territory, as folj lows : On the first Monday in July next, I for the sale of townships 9, 10, 11, ; 12 13, and I4 in ranges 1 and 2 west 9, IP, 1 1 12, 13, and 14, in range I, east 9, 1 1, 12 and 14, in range 2 east 2 and 13, in range 3, east It, 1- and Jo, in range 4, cast. () the nrst Mondav in September, for the sale of townships 9 and iO. in range 3, west 9, 10, 1!, 13, 14,15 i 6, 1 7, 18, 19, 20 and 2 i, in ranges 4 an:! 5, west. On the first Monday in November, for the sale of townships 9, 10 and i I, in ranges 6 k 7, west 9 and 10, in range 8, west 9, 10 and I !, in range 9, west 9, 10, 11, and 12, in range 10, west 9 10, i I, 12, ar.d 13, in range ii, west 9, 10, ii, i2, 13, and 14 in range i2, est. On the first Monday in January. i82(, For the tale of townships 9, in. ii, i2, i3 and it, in ranges 1 3 and i4 west i i,u, i2, i3 and i4, in range 15, west :i i2, i3 and i4, in range 16. west 12 and i3 in range i7. west And sales shall be held at Canada, in the said territory, on the first Monday in August next, for the sje of townships 9, ip, n i2 i3, i4and 15 in range 5 9, In, n i2, i3, 5 and 16, in range 6 it, in range 7 10 and it. in range 9 8, 9, iO and n,in ranges i and ii. 9, iO and ii in range 1 2. Excepting such lands as have been, or shall be, reserved according to law, for the use of schools and for other purposes. Each s.de shall continue open for two weeks and no longer, and shall commence with the lowest number of section, township, and range, and proceed in regular numerical order. Given under my hand, at the Citv of Washington, this 2 th day of March, 1819. JAMES MONROE. By the President : Josin Meigs, Commissioner of the General Land Office. March 24 flfr 1st. January 1 'reasury Department, Second CorrfitrLller's Office.) March 25fA, 1819. Whereas, ov the act entith : Ai act regulating the payments to invali pensioners,' passed tlic Sd of the present month, an affidavit of two surgeons or physicians, as to the i outinusneer and rate of disability of the several applicants must accompany their respective applica n lor the hist payment which shall lJl due after'

the 4th of March next, ar.d at tlic

end oi every two years thereaft r : And whereas some misunderstandmg may arise as to the time when the abovc mentioned act shall go into operation : This is to notify all whom it ma concern, that, by the construction gi -en to the said act by the second comptroller of the treasury, the bofore mentioned affidavits (agreeably to the form published by the hon. the secretary ot war, under date of 23d int v will be required to accompany the application for all pensions to which they apply, falling due on the 4th day of September next. RICHARD CUTTS, ( 1 7. .1st sefxt.) 2d comptroller. 150 DOLLARS REWARD. Ran w a v from the subscriber, living near Middletown, Jefferson county, Ky. a mulatto man r.imcd wenjone yea nofies high, ha ars old, about 5 feet 6 s a scar on his forehead and a fresh scar over his left eye, generally smiles very much when sp ike:, to, chews tobacco, will drink too free sometimes, talks very free, has a heav trown it alarmed ; had with him dark drat) lull cloth roundabout and p:;ntaloons,a light drab cloth coat, new white yarn socks, wo l hat, coarse shoes, &c. had a small red pocketbook and plenty ol money with him. I will give the above reward if ta ken out of this state, if taken in thi state twenty dollars, and secured in any jail so that I get him again, and if brought home all reasonable charges will be paid by me. FRANCIS SNOWDEN. Nov. 12, 1818. f M27-xiii-3nO G. R. C. SUJJ.Il'.LW & J. CALL - - y M -w- m- - w All V. V II i iunaponVy the county of Knox, those ! wiro ittsSf w ish to employ them may rfonend unnn flip nttniin mfl . tions of both. They have made arrangeraents so as one or the other will always be found U their office in Vincennes, early opposite the PostOTice Collecting Bu si trass will u . t i i be particularly attended to m Knox . .i - ..... county. 1 hey will alo attend to Conveyancing upon the shortest notice, and undertake agencies not ineompatable with their profession. The Postage of Letters addressed to them on business must be paid. Vincennes, Feb. 21. n tf COBS& LeRO Y, ECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, 1 6 Cases British DRY GOODS, well assorted, Which will be ; old on "ery reasonable terms for Cash, or exchanged for landed property. Jan. 2. 6 tf II ffi Moore . A! Dunbar (Attoufos bSfounct llors at Lavs.) HAjTOCKtered into partnerships win inVfcrtiire practice law in conjunction, they will attend the Circuit Courts of Orange, Washington, Jackson. Jefferson, Clark and Unison ; also the Federal and Supreme Courts, and one of them will attend in the western circuit. Those who wish to consult them in their professional capacity, will find one or the other, constantly at their Office in Corydon. MOORE 8c DUNBAR. X3 Letters on business must be post paid. A. KINNEY, IVES NOTICE, that he willfU requested) practice LAW, ab an Attorney and Counsellor In the several Courts of the first Judicial Circuit of Indiana And that he may be found, at all seasonable hours, in his room opposite the INN of Coi H. Lasseli.e. Vincennes, April 9, 1819 1 5-tl HAT MANUFACTORY. T "HE subscriber resnectfiillw n. for ms his triends and the nublic in general that he continues to cany I V7II on the 72 ting Business arious branches, at his w an siion oi inpon Main SYmeet. m Vincennes where he has on hand and w ill at all times keep an extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE HA TS, which he vill warrant shall not in point of elegance 8c durability, be exelled by any in the V States. Hi prices shall also be as low as Hats oi the same quality can be procured elsewhere He returns his thanks to his old customers for former favors, ane ;lcdges himself that no efforts on his part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their patronage. RICH'o. P. PRICE. .Orders from a distance thanktullv received and nrnmntlv mmwAmi to. January 30tli, 18 IP. j ---... wm v V. to. tf

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6EEF C A T T L ft. The subscriber wishes to purchase rood $ BEEF CAT LLP, A and J FIT .SHEEP. for which lie will pay a generous price in CASH. JOHN &RUNEEL May 272 -2 tf

char! ;:s SMITH, ON'CM more takes this method of respectfully soliciting all those wh V arc mucoiea to make navment im mediately, as he intent's rroinu to Phil adt Iphia for GOODS. The very liberal indulgence always given to those who have dealt with him encourages a belief that they will row (in time of need) pay attention to this notice. January 23- j 3f WW7 HEREAS mj wife K;iz: beth Johnson having left my bed and board without any y cause or provocation, I therefore forvain any and every pcrsflSl or persons fiont luoboi ing ,her or trusting her my account, as I shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date I AMES J. JOHNSON. May 29th, 181913 3t 150 DOLLARS REWARD. I RAN-A WAY from rr.v I.(ii.f nn ITaesday last, t!ic 4th of this month, a negro man named ALBERT; about five feet sixer eight inches high, of a mulatto or rcllnw rn'.nr. u.U formed; had on when he It ft home a grey pair of cloth or cassispeic pantn jlois and l.ummons s! iit. (and -c beard) a drab big coat, which he st s I oie irom one oi ins K.low servants, to Which vice he is much subject ; bp likewise took a bundle of clothes and blanket with him ; he is about twenty five rears l awe. He received a hurt some time Mnce on his bead from a fall, and may have a srar. I have no doubt he is in this state. (Indiana) as he was heard say he intended coming here, and enquired for a boat to cross the river. 1 w ill give the aboe rewaid to any person who will apprehend and deliver him to me in Jeffit rson county, Kentut ky, near Transylvania, or mouth of Harrod's creek, or secure him so that I may prove my property and get him in posse ssion. NATHANIEL P. TAYLOR. May 9, J 8 19. 21 6w 1LU.WLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE proprietors will offer at pubic sale, on MONDAY THE 2oih J L N E N EXT. in the town of Terre-Haute, la. a number of LOTS 0 in said town and some H T LOTS, containing from one to fifty acres, adjoining the same Also, about 'lor 3000 Acres of LAND, lying i.ear Terre-Haute. A liberal credit will be given to purchase i s, and the terms particularly made known oa tne day of sale. There is a United States' Land Office established by law in the town S. Terie-Haute, which will go into operation so soon as the Lands of the late purchase are surveyed. C. V T. Buliitt; J. Lindlry, H. Las a rile, Propi ietors E. AtfienvMiU. s April 29. 18 7w WILLIAM CHRISTY, lately from Philad lihia, H A ft COMMBKCRD TIIF. TAYLORING BUSINESS On Market Street, Vincenne; nearly opposite Cfc. Greater' $ Tavern, a n d : m m iiatt I u a fj i q ing Jj h rfC, Holland's Sadler's Shop. where he hopes, from hi attentiiui to busines, and the tvle of his work t. merit and Veceive a share of pati iiage from a generous puhiic. Mav 12, 1819. 20-tf FOR SALE. LS on reasonable U i siTM l & A settnl' r BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. Appplyto DAVID McHENRY April 23.- 17-tf