Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 10, Number 32, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 August 1819 — Page 4

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N. Smith iV Co.

C nvt) STHEKT, Of'f-oiitc Cot. Lasxrllt's HotetJ i m ONTINCE to carry on, in all its various brandies, the TIN fc B II I) BT1 II O N MANUFACTORY, And will execute all orders with promptitude, on reasonable terms. N B All kinds of JOB WORK .lone at the shortest notice. i flf" Western Reserve" mo ey taken at P A It Vincennes, May 39. 22 tf i 3. C. Reilev SfCo. I I ! ft w V Mktch and ( lock Makers, Sit j JV'' ; tittuii s ana jcicellers. J ESPECTFULLY inform their! V friends and the public in gene-. . ral tat they have removed their shop 3 lately occupied by Mr.

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as a store where ever n o! s. ... t i I .7.1 L CLOCKS, '" . 1 1 m . . v ill :c repaired and Warranted to perloyn ts el re months. They aJ3o continue to manufacture ii kinds of Silver-Ware find Jewels. The highest price given for old a GOLD .;::u SILVER April is. 29 f BEEF C A TT L E . The subscriber wishes to purchase ejood BEEF CATLLE, and F IT SHEEP, for which lie Will pay a generous price in CASH. X JOHN BRUNEIi The highest price will ho given in cash for auy quantity of HIDES. May 7.2tf Vincennes Hotel. M '

iirr. above establishment is now ( which he will warrant shall not in open k readv for the reception of point of elegance Sc durability, be exVJk TRAVELLERS & OTHERS celled by any in the 'J. States. His L The Proprietor, having furnished prices shall also be a-, low as Hats oi 't mill, i - -i Mnitieila , , , f ! tlio o'l'-r" nliqfttt? flfl Yf rVfrl lff! plvJP.

(he accommodation of those who may j ; ink proper to call on him, hoots to give general satisfaction. CARTER BEAMON, Vincennes. Jul v 6, 1319. 2Rtf JLVILUAM CHRISTY, iff ft! elu from Phi lad ihhia, HAS COMMENCED THE TA YLORING BUSINESS On Market Sfrce? Vincennes nearly opposite Ch. Greater Tavern, t7'2ii immediately adjoining John C. H Hand &dtet' Shop. where lie hopes, from his at tention to btisines, and the style of his work to merit ium ceive a share of patronage from a generous public. May 12, 1819. 4J0--tl B U I G . I) s&ORDERS. TLYCEAWKS, JULY I :. 1 rjpHE Field Officers of the Brigade of E Fii st I ndiana Militia, compoaed of the counties of Knox. i-)-'vies. Sullivan and Yiio, will iucet jl 0 chines ow Saturday the 2Ut of August ensuing to organize the Hceimenta and fix the boundaries: of the ?emc. argeeably to the provisions of the Sth' section of the Act tt reglating the militia of the state. Y VLLER TAYLOR, 'Brig, Cicn. It! Brigade ( II S' I Indiana Militia. The highest price in Cash, will be fiven For tOOO BU8HKL8 OF 1. I M E. . 1 N QUIRE OF Tllfi PRINTER

Tin and Copper Manufactory.

THE subscribers have commenced the COPPER-SMITH'S BUSINESS in this place, on Wa'er street, near the Vincennes Hotel, and hope to meet with encouragement trom the public in general. They have now, and will constantly k ep on hand, a supply of ALL KIN OS OF COPPER & TIN WARE, OF THE FIRST qVALITY, which they will dispose of on reasons hie terms. TODD, YOUCE, Sc Co. CP Wanted, one or two BOYS as Apprentice to the above business ney must come recommended. T. Y. & Co Potter j. THt subscribers have established Pottery, v at the corner of Church and Fourth streets, and will constantly keep on hand, a general assortment of Potter's Ware, At the most reduced prices for Cash A liberal Discount will be made to Country Merchants and others, who may purchase by Whalcsale. ROBTNSON& MOPFOMD $Fibruary 1 10 tf Hat Manufactoi "ITT V T miE subscriber respectfully in forms hisfftenjh and the public in general thfiecpntinues to carry on the Sj Hatting Business in all its various branches, at his I shop on Math Sj'r ef.7", in Vincennes j where he has on hand and will at all times keep an extensive assortment of j FASHIONABLE HATS, where. He 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 continuan.ee of their natronacre. ricu'd. p. price. H)rdcrs from a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to. January 30th. ISIS. 6 tf . MffrtffJ Dunbar (Jttorino jjfuri cellars at Law) HAVfpfi filtered into partnership, will in future practice law in conjunction, they will attend the Cir- . Courts of Orange, Washington, Jackson. Jefferson, Clark and Hrrison ; also the Federal and Supreme I rmn-ti: atirl rf fKfTl Will nllfnfl 111 the western circuit. 1 nose w no wish to consult them in their professional capacity, will find one or the other. constantly at their Office in Corvdon ' MOORE & DUN BAR. IjCT Letters on business must be post paid. NOTICE. TpHE public are hereby informed! I than Stock in the y Jeffermnville Cff CANAL COMPANY, may now be subscribed for at the Receiver's office in Vincennes, where the books are opened for that purpose B. PARKE, Agent. N. EWINO,) Deputy J. DOTY, Vincennes, June 26, 1818. 30-tf C. R. CSULLIVAJV. IS J. CALL. WllcarSfter practice law in conuncimn,jMC the county of Knox, those who nus wish to employ them may depend upon the attention and exertions of both. They have made arrangements so as one or the other will always be found at their office "in Vincennes, r early opposite the PosV 1 be tarticularly attended to in Knox Oflirc Coi.i.F.eTiNG BusiifBSS will v. Willi i 7 veytiicing upon the shortest notice, and undertake agencies not incompatable with their profession. The I hrv ti1 also attend to I onPost acre of Letters addressed to them

on business tsust be paid. Vincennes, Feb. 31, 1 1 tf

By the President of the United

btates. hem as, by an act of Congress pSsefon the 3(! ot March, 18 15, entitled An act to provide for the Asceraining and surveying of the boundary lines fixed by the treat v wuh the Creek Indians, and for other purposes," the president of the Uni ted States is authorised to cause the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered for sale, when surveyed. Therefore, I, Janu s Monroe, pres ident of the United states, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales for the disposal (agreeably to lawjof certain lands in the territory of Alabama, shall be held at Huntsvillc. in said territory, as follows ; On the first Monday in July next, for the sale of townships 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. in ranges 1 and 2 w est 9, 10, 1 1 12, 13, and 14, in range 1 east 9, 1 1, 12 and 14, in range 2 east 12 and 13, in range 3, cast 1 1 12 and 13, in range 4, east. On the first Monday in September, for the sale of townships 9 and 10, in range 3, west 9, to, II, 12, IS, 14,15 i6, 17, 13, 19, 20 and 2 l, in ranges 4 and 5, west. On the first Monday in November, for the sale of townships 9, 10 and 1 1, in ranges 6 Sc 7, west 9 and 10, in range 8, west 9, 10 and 1 I, in range 9, west 9, 10, 11, and 12, in range 10, west 9, 10, tl, 12, and 13, inrange ii, west 9, 10, El, i2, 13, and 4 in range i2, west. On the first Monday in January, 1820, for the alc of townships 9, iO, tt, i2, i3 and 14, in ranges i3 and i4 west tO, ii, i2, i3 and 1 4, in range 15, west ii, i2, i3 and 1 4, in range 1 6, west 1 2 and 3 in range i7. west. And sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the srt territory, on the first Monday in August next, for the sale of townships 9, 0, It,i2 i3, i4 and 15, in range 5 9, l0,Jil l2, i3, 15 and 16, in range 6 it, in range 7 iO and it. in range 9 8, 9, lOand u,in ranges to and tt, 9, to and it in range i2. Excepting such lands as have been, or shall be, reserved according to law, for the use of schools and for other purposes. Each sale 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 20th day of March, 1819. I AMES MONROE. By the President : Josiah Mr.Mis, Commissioner of the General Land Office. March 24 16 1st. January Treasury Department, ZtiftJT Comptroller' Ojjlce, ) A March 25fA, 18l"9. 5 WhenMs, by the act entitled "A act regulating the payments to invalid pensioners," passed the 3d of the present month, an affidavit of two surgeons or physicians, a-: to the continuance and rate of disability of the several applicants must accompany their respective applications for the first payment which shall full due alter the 4th of March next) and at t e end of every two years thereaftC And whereas some misunderstanding may arise as to the time when the above mentioned act shall go into operation : This is to notify all whom it may concern, that, by the construction given to the raid act by the second comptroller of the treasury, the before mentioned affidavits (agreeably to the form published by the hon. the secretary ot war, under date of 23d inst.) will be required to accompany the application for all pensions to which they apply, falling due on the 4th day of September next. RICH RD CUTTS, (Vt ,At ept.) 2d comptroller CASTINGS. J. c Giftincv Co. J 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 Hollow-Ware, also, a few sets of Mil A. uw.s. I All of which he offers low for CASH Vincennes, July 23, 1818. 3-4tl A I L those indebted to the late firms of HamlqwIS Trims it and Jons Mc.GlFFlU if Co. are requested to call and settle vith John Mc. Gimn before the 15th of August, all unsettled accounts after tl at date, will be put into the hands oi ; proper ofnere lor collection. McG

Cincinnati WOVE WORKED LATTICE

Win 0 J Bl e Factory. BR OM WELL, I atelt from B a ltj more. S about to establish the various branches of his business in this city I opposite the Hill Market House, where he will MANUFACTURE the following articles, viz : teves and Riddles of all kinds, Saf.-s, Wove and worked Wire for R 'liing and Standing Screens f.r Merchant Mills ; for Flaxseed ; For Standing Screens for Lime, O V S ind, Gravel, Coal, and Ore ; For Riddles and Screens for Wheat Fans, Cellar and Milk house Windows, Shakes for Meal ; for Com and Malt Kilns, and Rat and Mouse Traps. HF ALSO MANUFACTURES Patent and Common Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Iron and Steel Knitting Pins, &c. As J. 1J. intends to make this Citv his permanent residence, those whe favor him with their custcm mav dc pend upon their work being done in a substantial maimer, and as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other Manufactory this side the mountains. CTA1I orders left with or sent to Messrs. Whipple and Washburk, front street, or myself, shall be attenked to with punctuality. Cincinnati. June 12, 1319. SI ATI-. Or INDIANA, " Vanderburgh County, jhctVanderburgh Circuit Court Jume Term, 1819. A. BjyU0flqpffiant, JOHN KALASHY, & others, defts. In Chance rv. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court that John Halashv Thomas John, Elijah F Atchison and Volentine Shoults, defendants to tht above bill are non-residents; thcreforWit is ordered by the couit that unleSl the said defendants appear lierc on th.c first day of ti e next term and answer the complainants bill, that the matters and things therein charged will beta ken as confessed ; and that this order be published in the " Western Sun" four weeks successively. A Copy Teste E. HARRISON, n c. v. o. Join Williams Clariru 11 illiam. F. lizabeth IMRlicms, William William1 Jane ll'iUiame ifbigoU William heita jMrgaljrc pre tentative of J-rcnn 'IF":rdr r-rrrr-rry T K 1 I i T I shall, by my counsel, apply to the next Circuit court for c county of Sullivan, and StMc of Indiana, to be held at Alerom in said on th.c third Monday in Sepu ruber next, for three commissioners to im- appointed, to divide the real esat : dj Lrar.cis Williams, deceased lying in said county, amongst his several heirs DANIEL WILLIAMS, Onr of the Lcir of Franci Williams, tleceatt d. July 16. 29t4 KNOX CIRCUIT COURT, '' r Tt ejr, 181 Jamen KjftXfiall, complainant, Du nil I -tre, defendant. Foreign Attachment. I laintiff appeared by Sullivan and Call, l.i counsel, and on motion. Ordered, 1'hat this cause be continued to the next term, and that Public Notice be given in the 4 Western Sun' at lease three times, that a Forefjrn At tachment has been sued out by the planum against the said defendant. & that unless he be and appear here in his proper person or by his attorney. at or betore the next October term of this court to be holden at Vincennes. on the first Monday of October next, and file and put in special bail in this cause, that in default thereof, Judg ment by default will be entered against mm. HOB T. BUNTIN, tjfk. c.c.kx. Dissolution of Partnership. THE partnership bertofore existing under the firm of Wi LMilsCo. day dissolred bv mutm "as ctwg oav eo'.vrrj )V Tmuna 0 consent. All those indebted to tl firm will please cail and settle theii respective accounts, either by note ootherwise, as the accounts ot the hr: must be closed. ANSEL WOOD, WM. MILLS, Jt v. JOSEPH PADfcLl ' ) rrThe business will be con .: by the su!)scri!ers, under the firm ol Wm. Mills Jr. Co. At Tit: ir old sr sn fFUMMM U O O ) s OF EVERY DESCRIPTION can be had unusuallv low WM MILLS Ji n-h. JOSEPH PADELFORD. EVAXSriLl.L, Julu 1 U-O-Jm

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Spiral Springs. THIS MAY CERTIFY, that I have applied the circular tpiral springs to a moveable pad to saddles, for the purpose of previ ntiRg the friction and inconvenience arising to the rider, to precnt the uneasiness aiismg from hard trotting horses, and the heat that

is so very unpleasant in warm weather. It appears that the spiral springs bcir.j5 h vcrV important in arresting the jolt or shock of carriages and hor ses, may perhaps have been discover-' ed before ; although in the exan.h ation of many machines, factories, and laboratories, I have never seen any representation of thesn. Their small expense, small capacity, air! peculiar effect to the numerous machines in which they are applicable, render them an object of very considerable importance. I ti carriages intended to convey passengers in as small capacity as possible, these springs, by being affixed under the cushions of each seat, comshock occasioned by bad roads, S;c. pieteiy remove any Kind ot lolt or Therefore their advantage may be easily imagined where stages run with great velocity on pavements, kc. In saddles they are affixed to the tree directly beneath the seat of the rider, but to give the scat as much motion as possible, t'.ie leathering ol the seat is stuffed, and confined rery loosely to the saddles. In saddles thus constructed, the webbing is not necessarv. JOSEPH B. F.MERSON, M. D. Vincennes. Ind. June I, I8i8 .". f At a Meeting ot the Board of Trustee s for this Borough, July 23, 1819, the following resolution was adopted : Eesclved, That the clerk of this Hoard of Trustees, be authorised to re ceive for the inspection of the Hoard, sealed proposals for Lots or part of Lots, on which to erect a permanent Market-House within the Middle ward, until theT5 day of August next, in which pro, o-y sals the quantity of GROUND its si v utuion and price or terms of sale w ill be stated ; and also proposals for removing the present Market-Housei thereon, and that he give public no tice of the same : IN CONFORMITY with which, the owners of lots within tiie Middle Ward, are hereby notified to band in their proposals ; and workmen disposed to bargain for the job ofresnot - ing the Market House, to hand in their'sBy order of the Board, . J. BRADLEY, C7er. July 23,18 19. 39tf notice: THE President and Trustees of the town ot .Mkrom, having taxed the

real property therein, 5 ) cents on the f g 1 00. Persons concerned are inform-

cd that unless the sum is paid by the l5thot September next, the prc.pcity WW be sold, or so much v. ill pay said tax. 1) AVID HARBOUR, Tr tasurtr, July 24, 18 19 10- 4t Sheriff's bale. J3 V virtue of an execution issued 1 J from the clerks office and direc

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ill expose to sa;e at public aution on Saturday the 7th day of Aimus lore the court house door in Princ ion. two out lots known and doigtfated on the plat of the town of Columbia, by Out Lots Nos. 89, containing about 7$ acres of land, taken as tht property of Abraham Bruncr, to satisfy an execution in faor of Robert M. Evans, assignee sale to commence between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, where due attendance will be given by, JAMES K. SLOAN, dsg.c. July 21, 1819. jots m;u GpODsT THE SUBSCRIBERS ' EG leave respectfully to ?cr,uaii the pubtic that they have just received their Susssnersupply of Merchandise consisting of an extensive assortment DRY-GOODS, HARD-tt ARE, QUEENS-V ARE. 5c GROCERIES. i , wieiuii) seiecifd t v one D rm. ! elsS in Ph ladi .. . :, a. (j y. e(j n me nest terms, which th .1 i r t i - ; ITer i or sae jtw . DI( kSON Sc WI1 BON

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