Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 10, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 23 October 1819 — Page 5

WESTERN SUN GENERAL ADA E RT IS E H. Extra. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1819.

PROPOSAI

FQtfl udtohing in T.vansvillr

a weekly n w fiafirr, to be t n itlcd The Western Pa! riot. BY W. H. JOHNSTON 8c Co,

IT soliciting the favor of public patronage to a weekly Journal) a dec la ration of our political sentiments

1 r would be superfluous to those with which they will sell low lor CASH, whom we may have the pleasure of Vineenne, S fit. 11, 1819. 38if an acquaintance. 1 o have been edu-

Sated in the Wettet n Country With the full enjoyment of every blessing Which American liberty can impart, to be other than republican would be unaccountable.

By the Preshlc it nf tfie Cni'ed WiiitMi by an act of Congress passed on the 31 of Marc.i. 6 5, entitled An act to provide fat asccraiuin and surveying of c boundary lines fixed b the treaty with tnt (J reck Indians, sod for other purposes," tue president vf toe United States is Suthoiised to cause the lands acquired by the sai l treaty to be (dieted formic, when surveyed. Therefore I, James Monroe, presidem of the United states do hereby declare and make known, that public sales for the dtntvMnl fmm

biclc building, nearly opposite their l( hnrW certain lands in tSe terriold stand and have on hand a gene- tory of Alabama, shad be h 1.1 nt

lie, Indiana, tTVliS 0 1

MOVAL.

n oC Wilson

AVE romoved their Store to a ioom of Mr. I'lios Jones' new

i a! assortment ol Merchandize.

We are aware that while a press is being entirely dependant on the punc

conducted on proper principles, it is tuation ft osc indebted to him for ti e produi tive of much good to son ei . means r 1 : ndf; hint tl osc ai tajfe'11 ' s

Liberty sits securely inner temple, he tajes this method of informing them

and dispenses the blessings oi her that he w id receive sway to ail within the reach of her in- ;'y fluence. But alas 1 there is no bles- Li Vv S 1 tl shy:, however extensive and bench- delivered at the Vinccnnes Steamera I ,bu i by an imprudent tue or abuse m,;,, XWi, the loth of October next,

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nuntsvuie. m said temtory, as follows : On the first M ndav in Jn!y tnc, for tiic sale of townships 9, io, 11, 12. 13, and 14 in ranges i a?d u west

v, iu, 1 1 l. 13, and 14, in ran -e I

b t i, i2 and 14, in ranee 2

east 12 and 13, in range 3, cast i

12 and lo m range 4, cast. On the first ?!iMidu. ill Rrlrmlirr

Orlean the ensuing fall, and for the sale of townshina 9 and i hi

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Take Notice.

HE subscriber having made ar

ranarcoients to descend the rivei

ui i , may ntirry uii in Uiuaiiiiiics, .u

rnich human fortitude must

for any money due him, so make a contract for

lie will ai

wav.

Thus, it sometimes (we w ere g ing to say too often) happens with this Palla Hum f Liberty, To secure to

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to be deli rc r tl hv the 20th dav of Xo.

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a wen conuuetvn muss without the evils of a licentious establishment, shail be the whole study of the editors. To this end, all productions of a fiersQnal nature, over fictitious signatures will be denied a place in the columns ol" the PaTR.OP. Our k)QtnetU and Foreign relations shall Ik scrupulously attended t'. The editors will, with pleasure receive and give a place in their columns to all p. (Mira tions on religious, literary ar. I political subjects with ruch information as would be advantageous to th public. Neve- shall defamation, through the medium of this paper, pour its nv.icious ftoiton on the spotless reputation of individuals. Yet truth, liowever severe in its operation, may always find a corner in oui columns.

v. ii i not neglect to pay

on or before tliat time as collections are absolutely necessary and must be made. ARTHUR PATTERSON.

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an excelu nt qu 1 ; which thev will

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co of the hi Set 2i

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esale, f r cash, 'i'liey ys supplied with Tobac-

mufa ture.

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COND l IONS. THE PATRIOT will be publish ed every Friday, at two dollars per annum 1 it paid in a Ivance, or three DOLLARS it the en;l of the year. No subscriptions can be w ithdraw n until all arrearages are paid. Advertisements not exceeding 15 lines i;i length will be inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and Twrntyfive Cents for each continuance, longer ones in the same proportion The cash must accompany advertisements. A Ivertising customers will note on thir advertisements the number ol times thev wish them inserted those

j A CAS I iNGS. I. Mcornlii or

V Co.

I ESPECTF ULLY informs his fi lends and the public in ireneral

that he has just received in addition to

ins

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tormer mock, a lai ure nuanti

castings, comprising a general assortment of Hollow- W are, also, a fe w sc ts of mill raoAs; All of which be offers low for CASH

range 3, west'.), 10, II, 12, i3, 14,15 16, IT, 18, 19, 2u and 21, In ranges 4 and S, west. On the first Monday in November, for the sale of townships 9. and 1 bin ranges 6 8c 7.w:-t 9 and 10, in range 8, west 9, 10 and I I, in rai go 9, west 9, 10, 11, and 2. in rtmgt o, west 9, K, It, it, and l&j h range II, west 9, lo, 11, 12, i3,a.ai 14 in range 12, west. On the first Monday in fa!wary IS2U, for the kale of townsliiw 9, 10, tt. 12. ir and t4, in ranges i2 uid it west iu. 11, iS, 3 and i4, In range 15, wesi 11 i2, iS rmi';. m range 16, west 1- sad i3in range if. west, A ai sales Shall be held ai ( ahs ba, in the said territory, otLthc irft Monday in Augttst next, for the sale of towns ins 9, 0, IMS l4Snd 15, in range 9, 10, 11 t2, 1$, is and 16, i:i range 6 11 in range 7 iO and it, in range 9 8, 9, lOand 11, in ranges lOandit, 9, 10 and n in ranged. Excepting such lands r.s have been, or shall be, reserved according to law, for the use ol schools and for other purposes. Each sale si ail continue open for two weeks and no longer, and shall commence with 'he lowest number of section, township and range, and proceed in regalar nu merical order. Given under my hand, rt the City of Washington, this fth d;:y of March, 181 9 1 KWES MONROE. Hy tb.c President : Josiam Mstos, Commissioner of the General l ard Off.cc. March 2 I f 1 6 1 st. JtSRuary 1

G -,.c,..6TA.yr..; cr .. c.;,., WILL ben after practice law h: eonUnction. in the county of Knox . the; c who mav wih to mnn nv 1! pm n r.xr

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MVjfvnu wjj:t:i uic miemiun aira exertions cf both. Thev have made ar-

rangements so as one or the other w ill

Vinccnnes, July 23, 1813. C-4tf always be found at their ((Tire in Vlncennes, early opposite the PostA lL tkose indebted to the lr.te Ofhcc Con kotino Bi in: i wil jL Brmsof HdXL0& Tximmlb. be narticuJarlv auended to a Kfinv

sent without such directions will be and Johs McGlffiV If (0. arete- county. TheVvWiU also attend to-Con-conjtinued until forbid, and must be quested to call ai d settle with John veyaAcing upon th.e shortest notice, paid for accordingly. M (iiffin before the Isth of August, and undertake agencies-not imor.All letter to the editors must be all unsettled accounts after that date, Datable with their profession. Ti-.c post paid. will be put into the hands ( f a proper Postage of Letter 1 a klree4 to them October, 1819. 41 St officer fot collection 1. M. G. on business must be paid. Vinccnnes, Feb. 21 . 11 t A