Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 10, Number 37, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 September 1819 — Page 6

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made to appear that the delay was occasioned b unavoidable act ident ; in which case the amount of pay lor the trip, will in all cases, be forfeited and retained. Persons making proposals are desired to state tin ir prices by the year. Those who contract will receive theit pay quarterly in the months of Mayj August, November and February, one month after the expiration of each quarter. 5 Xo other than a free white person shall be employed to convey the mail. 6 Where the proposer intends to convey the mail in the body of a stairc carriage, he is desired to state it in his proposals. 7. The Post-master General reserves to himself the right of declaring any contract at an end whenever one failure happens, which amounts to the los of a trip. 8. The distances stated arc such as have been communicated to this office an 1 some of them are doubtless in correct : on this subject the contractor must inform himself; no alteration will be made in the pay on account of any error in this respect. 9 The contracts arc to bo in operation on the ii) st day of January next; and arc to end December 3 1, 1823. 10. The contracts for the new routes are to commence on the 16th day ot Noven her next. RETURN J MF.KiS Jr. Post -master General. Genp.r w. Post-Off u k, Washington City, May JG, 1S19

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Take Notice. HE subscriber having made arrangements to descend the river

to Vrr-Orleans the ensuing fall, and being entirely dependant on the punctUationof those indebted to him for the means of full filling those an angemcntS he takes this method of informing them that he will receive

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Whvni

delivered at the Vincenttes SteamMill, until the 10th of October next, for any money due him. 11c will also make a contract for

Pork

to be delivered by the 20th day of November. He therefore hopes those indebted to him, will not neglect to pay on or before that time as collections are absolutely necessary and must be made. ARTHUR PATTERSON. August 7. 23t5

t BARGAIN.

f 0 R 8 A L E,

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ACRES FIRST RATE

LAND

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IV (i ii Crawford county, Tllli nois. about 3 miles from Harris Bluff) which is a g kxI landing place for boa s s all easons of the year 4 titles from t ie Town ol York and s miles from Palestine, the county seat Ibi said county There is80a cri uncVr : .i , and 40 under eo n O cutti' i also several ncvei tV.il-

11 5 Strings- a good Cabin, some

si oc !

cam and

farming utensials

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II. Itnble

TAILOR,

"TTJ ESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that he has moved to, and commenced business in his NEW SHOP, ON M ARKET STREET adjoining to Christian Grcater's tavern, and nearly opposite to Mr. Thomas Jones' new brick house, now occupied by Dixon k Wilson as a store. He returns his unfeigned thanks for past favois, and solicits a continuance of a generous public's pat ronage. Sept. 4, 1819 36 tf

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, Notice.

flHOSE who have been so fre

quently requested to call and

settle their accounts, arc now for the last time informed that unless settled and paid before the 1 5th of September, may expect to find thin in the tare of F. (irkateh Esq. J. B. EMERSON. August 30t 1819. oGtf

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Dissolution

OF

P.WrXERSIIW.

THE Co-Partneihip of the sub i.ciibers, (trading) at t! is place under the fihm of JOir.V CAMPBELL cr Co. Has been by mutual consent DISSOLVED. AM persons indebted to the said firm arc requested to make immediate payment to L)nikl WiLti who it duly authorised to settle the business of the concern, or to such agent as he may appoint, of which due notice will be y;ivcn. EARLE Be VVILIE. JNo. CAMPBELL. Tarrc-Hautc Ind. Aug. 23 1819363

sutticient to carry on the business. About one half of it is Prairie and the other excellent timber 7'his I md, for the convenience of its situ ation and richness of its soil, cannot be sir. p ss d by any hi the w c stern ( ounto It i favored by a salubrious br 1 ze at ah seasons of the year in a neighborhood of people where noth kig but harmony prevails. A road is Urun between the two quarter sections, 'o Strike the Wabash river at the main landing place for that settlement A saw-mill and grist-mill are now building within miles of the premises. Any person wishing to purchase land with improvements, Would do well to look at this, for I am positive that they would be pleased With its situation and the terms on Which ;t can be purchased. F01 further information apply to the subscriber at Col H. LASSKl.LL's tavern. I G SC It ANTON. Aug. 14 .33 fi'

Z Caution. LL pei sons are forbid from taking sand off of Lot No. 2. ill the common of Vinrcnnt s from this date, and no one need apply for leave. Those who disregard this caution, will be delt with agreeable to Law. THE OWNERS. September 4, 1819. 36- 3t

rjpilE subscriber will remain at i this place three or four weeks, for the purpose of settling the business of the above concern, during which time he is particularly anxious that all persons indebted to said firm, would come forward and settle their respective accounts as he will be under the necessity of putting all unsettled accounts in suit at that! period. JOHN CAMPBELL will remain a short time for the purpose of settling the books. DANIEL WILTE.

Taken Up

BY Jonathan Webb, Gill township, Sullivan County State of

Indiana, on the C2d day of July a bay

HORSE.

Supposed to be fourteen or fifteen

years old, fourteen and a hall bads high branded on the near shoulder thus w f the right hind foot white, some saddle spots on his back and sholdcrs, racks and canters. Appraised to forty dollars. This second dav of Aimut lft 19.

WILLIAM CORLTHERS JAMES M'C I "IT HEN,

RANKIN CHANDLER, Appraisers. T do hereby certify the above to be a treuc copoy from my estray book. (liven undei my hand and seal this 13th day of August 1819. JAMES C. BALCH j. p. s.c-36-3t

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By

Notice

TJS hereby given, that the neresJ sary affidavits being liicci,9 writs of domestic attachments was issued by me against the goods and chatties, rights and credits moneys and aft'eris of John Maws an absconding debtor, at the suit ot George Smith, Yctal St. Antoin, Nicholas Cardinal, Levis Kawlett, Antionc Comneau, Peter

John D. Hay, , 5 ESPECTI ULLY requests all persons indebted to Lira to

call and make payment, as he is about to take measures to renew his Asso htm km .

Vinccnncs Sept. 1.

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Wanted 3

A dord and expert sawyer who

double

ill undertake the work

ol a

saw -mill on the river Uonpas,

Bordaleau, Sen. Peter Bordaleau Jun. which is expected to begin its opera-

Paul turkey, Peter Sulia Now this is to notify the said John Haws, ii he shall not appear at my office on the 30th day of Sept. and answer to the said several writs of attachments, iudgmement will be rendered against him bv defalt. JOHN C, RElLEY J P.

lions in about six weeks Irom this dcte.

Encouragement will be

ept. 4, 1819.

jo. o'

given in

proportion to the respectability of the applicant's vouchers or conformation of his skill, industry and good conduct, by application to LA SERRE Be GRI T. Albion III. August 3J3 18 6-tf

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