Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 29, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 July 1819 — Page 2
Latttt from South America. Intelligence from Angostura, to the ;,d of May. by a gentleman arrived in tlii city, states that Holivar was on the right hank of the Aranca with about 1000 mm, including an English division of 900. Moriilo was on the opposite side with 6000. A brilliant affair took place on the 1 1th of April bet ween the cavalry of the patriot gen. Pac., and a part of Morillo's force in which the royalist! lost $00 men." Wc also learn that a smart affair had previously taken place, the result of which as favorable to the patriots.
It is the opinion of
gentleman, just from Venezuela, that the prospect in that country is grow
ing brighter for
that Bolivar will not risk the success ot the cause on a general action, without having the whole of his forces to support him; that more correct and liberal principles of government prevail than hitherto, and that there will be no more dictatorships allowed. Franklin ( iaz. The capture of M'Oregor's little band, consisting of about 250 men, at Potto Hello, by the Spanish gen. More s, on the 3 th of April, is confirmed by letters from Havatma.
(ien. Lopez, was 1 T
I lava mortally wounded. 1 he mm-
cipal body were in a fort, they made a strong resistance, and obtained honorable terms by capitulation. Thirty were killed and 10 wounded ; the Spanish loss very small. The congress of Venezuela have 1 eeil in session, and various important topics were before them. The project of a constitution, presented by general Holivar, had been under consideration, and after i short debate postponed. M It seems, however, that their plans partake of some things of the federative character ; as they contemplate three great nations, to be connected by a delegate body of representatives from the three great nations, Who like the Amphyctions, are to exercise no function but those delegated to them, not to institute any law but such as shall be previously submitted to the congress of the three nations. M The central nation to consist of New Grenada, Peru and Venezuela. The southern to consist ofl.a Plate, Chili and Paragua, fcc. The northern ration of Mexico, Guatamala 5c the Isthmus, and to have a permanent establishment at the common expense ind for common benefit.
IMPORT.LYTF TRUE. By an arrival from Gibraltar 'at N. Haven, we learn that the bearer of the Treaty between the United States and Spain, relative to the cession of the Yorfrat, on his way to Madrid, was plundered by a liid of robbers, who took from him tHtreaty. We canno' therefore hophcar of the ratification of the treatyth rough any other channel than that of Mr. Forsyth. Democratic Pres.
A HEW COMET. A Unmet has lately been discovered at the observatory of Konigsburg, in Germany, in the constellation of the Swan. It is not visible to the naked eve. Phil. Union. KrThti is the same comet, wc presume, now visible to the naked eye if so, it must be approaching our
continent, as it was not seen or heard of here at the period of its discovery in Germany, Ed. Sun.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in New-York, to his friend in this cil v. M Jacob Barker's Rank is shut up this day, in consequence of a heavy run upon him yesterday to meet the Washington Warren Bank Notes, Which he met in specie at 9 1 per cent, discount. There is a great mob around the r5rrbank, and constables arc placed to prevent its being gutted, as many fear ' be the case.
Bait, Paper. Nashville Bank.
It appears from
tins hank, thev have suspended specie payment, and consequently its branches also cease to pav specie, Winchester Bank, Ktf. At a gem ral meeting of the stock- ) older of the Winchester Commercial Bank, pursuant to public notice. On motion the the following resolution was adopted : Vx Retsvrrf, That the president and
v v w. ..... v i t hereby instructed
irctuainu tsures to close the concerns of the same ; having due regard as
a very intelligent
the Independents slain in bed ; col. the addresses of 1 1 uc, whi I III Y IX to take the most ef-
'Well to the interest
as to the debtors of the bank, with a view to an early surrender of the charter. Bank of Hudson, JV. Y. The Northern Whig, printed at Hudson, says that this bank no longer redeems its paper in specie or the bills of other banks. From the .Yational Advocate. The Bank of Hudson has been long in a galloping consumption, and its dissolution gradually anticipated. The question is who suffers ? The rich merchant, the dashing speculator, or the other incorporated banks ? No the poor farmer, the indstrious mechanic, and the laboring citizen ; a three dollar note of this dead bank is a serious loss to the poor man. But is the evil to end here ? I fear not. The unnecessary increase of these corporate bodies and speculating institutions, will produce much embarrassment among the poor, and their notes should be cautiously received. The loss of a dollar to a poor man is Felt at present with peculiar Force. Philadelphia, June 23. United States' Bar.k Stock continues the same as yesterday ; 89 being offered, 90 asked. The Branch Bank of the State of Tennessee in Nashville, suspended the payment of Specie on the 29th June, ult. Whig. A List of Letters
REMAINING in the Post-Office at TI.YC A'.V.VA'.S', Indiana, the quarter ending the 30M of June, 1819,
which, if not taken will be sent to the
as dead letters. JTPersons applying for letters in the following list, will please say they are advertised. A Thomas Archer Samuel Adamt L. Aia line 3 ' Hex. Ashmore Morgan Anderson John Andaew Wm Adams Isaac Allison B Win Brownficld Benjamin I. Ball 3 Jos. Bogart Wm Barbec John R. Badger David Brown Thomas H. Blake John Bailey J. BrockelbankV John Butler Robert Buntin wm Wm Brownficld John Bennet M Jos. Beale James S. Bn.'WL Joshua Bond James Barner Archibald Baird Thomas Baird Bezin Beall Jacob Bell James Brenton J. Bassingthwaight George Bare Jacob Bruner Elisabeth Baird Samuel P. Boles 2 J. Bt. Bonhomme Hinson Bright George V. Bewley James W. Bennett J. Berry Daniel Brown Hussel Brace lames Biggs Wm Brown Mons. Bayaz R. Brock F.ekiel Blatkwell George Bratton Y. Bayard John Badger c K. N. Cuilum John B. Cutler George Codd 2 G. W. Colegur Thomas Clark losephCollins Wesley Coleman John D. Christy R. L. Campbell Fr. Collins Glass Cochran Thos H. Clark Charles Comley John Clark Fr. Claycomb C. Crane Abigail Cushman Samuel Coleman lames Calkin Jesse Corn James Cant well Babtiste Chattier Joel Collins James Cline H arper Carhonn Lewis Collins Is tac Coon John T. Chunn Heiekiah Clark
M irk Dunning J. li. Drennen Charles Dewey John Dolohon Jos Drake Lemuel Dorrence Dr. Delanes 2 J. is. Dobbins Solomon Dixon F. Dame 2
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Thomas Fans Charles Emmons George Ewing N. Ewing Janu s Edmonston John Eakin lames English F Willis Fellows James Ford Samuel Fairhurst Catharine Fugate Benjamin Freeland Wm Florough J. Farquhar G Thomas Glass Elizabeth Glover Eleasor Godfrey 3 J. R. Goss Banks Godfrey 2 John Grimes H, li. Goodman Daid Gosa A. B. GUI Brice Gaither H J. Hornback 9 Wm Hunnicutt L. Hollenbeck . HasseUe R. Hetfield Wm Hill Ell Harris Ambrose Hulen 2 Jonas Hatfield Joel Halbert - 11 Herring Isaac Huskey V Huntington Charles Hottten Benjamin Raws Wm Harris Klis. Hineman Mary Hotchkiss Hugh Henderson I& K Win Johnson J. H. Jackson M nton Jackson Humble Johnson R dph Jeffries Spiv J. Jewell P. Johnson A. fctinnev Jehu Inman Joseph Kivchell t olemaa Jenkins j. Kinney Samuel Jttdah 4 m Kelso
of the stockholders
out in three months. (General Post-Office n Wm Dustin Elias Driskill James Dudley George Dudgeon 2 John Dales John Duiell Wm Dc unison John Dougherty F.phraim Douglass
Jones Sv Dubois John Keith David Jones Jesse Kirby Wm Jones, Joshua Thomas Kennedy Palmer, or P. Benjamin Kindig Palmer. L Harriet Lallimerc Benjamin Lacy Victorie Laffaide R. Liddle H. Ludinton 2 Lambert LaFoy Wm Loch art S imuel Lewis Abel Lamox James Lewis Isaac B. Loomis Isaac M. Lewis M James J. Morton Joseph Morrison 2 John Martin John Mr Daniel A. McMahan Hugh Miller Nathaniel Marrs Stephen Milan John Medley Joseph L. McGec Robert McClure Jacob Miller Samuel Miller John Miller Rachel Miller Wm Mcintosh 2 James Mc El vain Sion Morris Lewis Murphy Israel Mead 2 Dr. Morgan Mary McClure Robt. Manwarring W, Mounts Jos. Mitchell K. Monday Sallv Martin John Morris Timothy Maholl Blois McCorkle Alexander Melton Wheeler Mallet Michal Myers John Moore John Melvin A. Montgomery A. Marklc N & O Jacob Newkirk John Owens Thomas Owens Benjamin Olney James' O'Brien JohnOckiltree Archibald Overly
Samuel PenncvellJ Phillip Plough Joel Phelps Wm Prince 2 Noah Purcell Wm Pace Amos Phelps 3 Benj. Peacock SamueLPrice 2 l)a id Phipps Alexander Pec are
K Jonathan Riley Scott Riggs Amos Rodgers Benjamin Roads Jeremiah Raymond Francis Rotch Wm Raper ' Ci. W. Romine Andrew Reed John Richardson Nancy Rollin Wm Ranking Francis W. RawleH. Rockateellar
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John Summs Wm I). Sheph John Stuart Joseph Shaw Joseph Shelby Jacob Sween Cushion Snow Benjamin Summer Benoni Smith Benjamin Smith Samuel Strain Noah Suilliv in , Greenberry Shaw Hall Sims JohnStokely Cornelius Taylor Jesse Tom Benjamin Trenay David Thompson Joseph Thorn Peter Teel James Thompson Jacob Trout James Thornc James Tibbets Isra:l Thomas John Vinsent J. C. anVoorhis Wm Vandeventer
w James Wilson G, B. Whheman E. Weese Jos ph Willis John Williams Thos J. Withers Jas. F. Watkins 3 Wm P. Wilson Thomas White 2 J.ism Whiting Nathl. Wayne Thomas Webster Amos Wheeler David Watson John Woodworth W. Wilson Kbenezer Welton Judge W alker Stephen Wilson Elisabeth Walters A. Warren James White Samuel Wulm 2 Wm Wells Acor W illiams Khenezer Wall Y John Voung Vincenne;, June 30. ccclxix 27.-3 GEO. R. C. Si" L 1,1 VAN, P. M. 4 LIST of ktters remaining in the J post office at Terre Haute, the qnarter ending 30th June, 1819, which it not taken out before the last day of September next, uill be sent to the general post office as dead letters. D C Susannah Blair, Elisha Bently, Jacob Bell, Truman Hlackman, Sarah Barker, Joseph Curtis, Robert M. Calls, John Campbell, 2 Moses Cotton. A D.Conner.
John Durkce, Sarah Dick, J Truman Ford, G D. or Fhos. Gobble, Curtis Gilbert, Morgan Huff, Amos Hedge, JT Nathan K ester. John Lacrtv.
M X P Francis MaHett, Joseph Mark, Dr. McCnlloufi, Mason Martin, John.Mc.Caw, Lewis Nortrup, tieser Paddock, Thomas Pevebeta, Peres Porter, John Porter, jr. R 8 V W Bddy Raymond, Owen Roach, Peter Redford, Obadiah Swase, Khas S. Usher, 3, loha Winti i s :. Am os Webster. in. P. itnon. JOHN M. COLEMAN. P.M. July 1st, ltl6
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H. D. Palmer Thomas Popham James Parker 2 Parmenis Palmer Benjamin Peabody David Page Kzekel Perdue Henry Paget Moses Petty Henry Prittle John Pourtec Elisha Spencer Ebenezer Stone Thomas Stout John B. Smith James Smith Sheriff K. Countv 2 Wm Spencer Wm Scudder Mary Silliman George Sawyers James Scoby Lidia Stoddart George Shaner Archibald Spain Wm Selby T
! Willis Tler Joseph Thornton Charles Thompson Ruth Turner Wm Taylor Nancy Thorn A. G.Talbott Jonathan Thomas Alexander, Robert, or Esekiel Turner. v Daniel Van Winkle Jared Van Winkle
john Douthet. Martin Fultz. 2. If Jonathan E. Green. 1). J. Hather. John Hutchinson, 2. Ansel Harris. L Ambrui Lambert.
IE SUBSCRIBER
HAS ON a quantify
which he will dispose of on reasonable terms for QA&H. SAM'l. thorn. July 2, 1819. 27tf
Notice. pjksOltS HAY IXC. BUS IS ESS WtTM Geo. Hussej, During his absence, will please applr to SAMUEL HILL, who is duly authorised to receive and receipt for any Money due him. 500 bushels Corn for sale
jpur as jnors. June 26.
Cincinnati
WOVE S WORKED LATTICE
ii
s
ire riiciury. BROMWELL,
Latelt from Baltimore. S about to establish the various branches of his business in this city opposite the Hill Mai-set Housr., where he will MANUFACTURE the following articles, viz : Sieves and Riddles of all kinds, Safes, Wove and worked Wire for Rolling and Standing Screens for Merchant Mills ; for Flaxseed ; For Standing Screens for Lime, Sand, Gravel, Coal, anil Ore ; For Riddles and Screens for Wheat Fans, Cellar and Milk house Windows, Shakes for Meal ; for Corn and Malt Kilns, and Rat and Mouse Traps. HE ALSO M ANUFACTOEES Patent and Common Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Iron and Steei Knitting Pins, &c. As J. B. intends to make this City his permanent residence, those who favor him with their custom may depend upon their work being done in a substantial manner, and as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other Manufactory this side the mountains. ICPAll orders left with or sent to Messrs. Whipple and Washburn, front street, or myself, shall be attended to with punctuality. Cincinnati, June 12, 1319. 27t6
P NEW ?G O X D 8. HE YX0L DS & D 0X.YER, HAVE JUST RECEIVED : their Slimmer supply of Merchandize. consisting' of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, HARDWARE 8c CUTLERY, CHINA, 1 GLASS J WARES. QUE E fits, J GROCERIES, LI QUORSc. All of which thev will dispose of low for Cash. June 18, 1811). 25- tf STATE OF INDIANA, X . Vanderburgh County, ' 1 1Vanderburgh Circuit Court AfJuvR Term, 1819, A. BgL, complainant, JOHN BALASHY, & other-, d fts. In Chancery. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court that John Ralashy, Thomas John, Elijah F. Atchison and Volentine Shoults, defendants to the above bill are non-residents ; therefore, it is ordered by the court that unless the said defendants appear here on the first day of the next term and answer the complainants bill, that the matters and thing! therein charged w ill be taken as confessed ; and that this order be published in the u Western Sun" four weeks successively. A Copv Teste E. HARRISON, n c v o c. The highest price in Cash, will he given for 2000 BUSHELS OF I-1 M E. ENQUIRE OF THE TRUSTER.
SKEY.
HAND of GOOD tf
Tinccnnes Hotel.
THE above establishment is now open k readv for the reception of TRAVELLERS & OTHERS. The Proprietor, having furnished it with every requisite necessary for the accommodation of those who may think proper to call on him, hopes to give general satisfaction. CARTER BEAMOX. Vincennes, Juiy 6, 1819. 28tf WILLIAM CHRISTY. lately from Philadelphia, HAS COMMENCED THE
TA YL ORfNG BVSINE SS
On Market Street, Fincennes.
nearlu ODiwsitc
Tavern, and immediately adjoining John C. HoUanaTi Sadler Shop. where he hopes, from his attention to husines, and the style of his work to merit Mid receive a share of patronage from a generous puhlic. f May 12, 1819. 20-tf Notice. U7HEREAS my wife XElI Y
" A A t t c i :i.vo
board without any just cause . I hereby fontall nersnn fmm rmfWtxncr
-.w m
accouni, as i am determined U pay no debts of her contracting. JOHN CUMMINS.
June 27. 1819. 27 3t Notice. A LL persons indebted to the sub;V c fiber, are requested to torn
torward. on or before th
1 Til ll nt Spnffinttpr jit
mm - w - j ' . M a and settle ott their
and accounrs. Any neglecting this notice, I think is unfriendly. I have thoughts of v;oing to the Lastward, about that time, fur Goods. W. E. BREADING. June 26. 27 tf
by
toca Township, and ?aate of Indiana, TWO HORSE BEASTS of the
following description, (to wit :) a
Jaj Jiorse
about 14 hands one
his forehead, and a snip on his nose, docked and nicked, some white on his withers supposed to have been done with the collar, and a short forctop, a bout 1 1 years old Appraised to fifty dollars. The other a Sorrel Filly. about thirteen and an half hands high, three years old this last Spring, vitli very crooked hind legs. Appraised to Tea Dollars by us this 5lh dav of June, 1819. J.VS. EVANS, . , SAM'l. HALL. 5 APPrs. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Justice of the Peace for the county aforesaid. JOHN I. NEELY, j. p. g. c.
Hat Manufactoi
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public in general that he continues to cairy on the Q Hatting Business J in all its various branches, at his shop on Mais Street, in Vincennes where he has on hand and will at all times keep an extensive assortment of FA S If I O.YADL E If. ITS, which he will warrant shall not iti point of elegance fc durability, be excelled by any in the 'J . States. His prices shall also be a-, low as Hats of the same quality can be procured elsewhere. He returns his thanks to his old customers for former favors, and pledges himself that no efforts on his part shall be wanting to meiit a continuance ot their patronage. RICH'd. V. PRICE. .Orders from a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to. January 3 rh. lgig. t
. . Moore J. .V. Dunbar ( Attomir k CwmmtUoTM ml lm
HAVING entered imo Mnti.!
shirs Will in future practice ir w iu -- - J tl . i I m
eunjiuieuoM, ir.ey vui attend the Circuit Courts of Oransr, Washington, Jackson, Jefferson, Clark and Unison also the Federal am! Supreme Courts, and o:e of them wiil attend in the western circuit. Those whowtafc to consult them in their professional capacity, will find DM or the other, constantly at their Office in Corydon MOORE & DUNBAR, Letters on business mnf Wa
Ch. Greater
nas icit my uca x viiutli I I V 1 L J . . ft I . I I I k .U respective Note
A kT 111 IF
Taken Up
John Miller, of Painch hieh, star In
pot paid.