Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 9, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 February 1820 — Page 4

Frcm the Ediratdsville Spectator THh PHILANTHROPIST'S DESIRE.

Awake my soul ! Muse boldly strike the lyre, Proclaim the earnest wiihei of my f heart ; O thou who touch'd Isaiahs lip with fire," His glowing spirit to my muie im nart ! Sing Hon the injur'd sons of Afiic smart Beneath the goad of galling servitude ; How Av'rice fell employs each wily art, To forge the chains of bondage vile and rude, And stain Missouri plains with negroes' sweat and blood 1 Say to the guardians of our liberty, That these are men our equals they were made. By Him who formM the hearens, earth and ser One Father have we ; anJ One Saviour bled For all mankind, for black, for white and red : Then while we toil to keep the sacred boon Of Liberty, O may we still be led Such foul injustice to our race to shun, And may we do to others what we would have done 1 But Oh ! methinks the iiations solemn voice Should be high rais'd to let the captives free, And make the mourners of the south, rejoice In glad'ning hope of home and liberty. Delightful thought 1 what pleasure 'twere to see Millions of happy souls enslav'd no more ; Wives, husbands, parents, and their progeny, Embrace with joy to Heaven thcii pravers pour, From Mississippi's banks to vast Pacific's shore. ; Father of all, in every age" the same ! Ou'- God, Creator of all things that are, O let me bow before thine awful Name ! For slaves enable me to raise mv P'-av'r ! Sec! Mihtv God, how bold blasphemers dare To trample on the rights that Thou hast giv'n, Their natke land by fraud involv'd in war, Torn from their home, and into bondage driv'n 1 And every h.)pe shut out except the hope of Hsaven I But tor my dear, my native land, my soul Would pray that Thou would st look in mercy down : Let not the thunders of thy vengeance roll, But let repentant tears thine anger drown. IIs not the blood of Jesus freely flown To save repenting sinners, weak and ft ul ? Then ah 1 fortrive and heal this deadly wound ! Let justice, truth, and righteousness , prevail, And nuiv our children's children this cpocha hail ! Pcfit WIFE AND HOME. If a man he not hanny in his own house, where s-.all he look for hap piness ? it is the proper therti e of a woman's elorv it is the just bounds cl a man's felicity. He may, indeed wander in a fruitless search of extra ordinary bliss : but the sole of his foot, like that of Noah's dove wid find no rest until returned to the ark of domestic tran juiiity The peace he enjoys at home entiles him to respect abroad, gives joy to his conversation, an 1 adds, vigor to his friendship. It is this also, which consoles in calamity, and plucks out the arrow of ill natured censure. Happy the man, who with cool, determined indifference, can withdraw from the world's applause, and the world's cnenvy ; meeting in the smiles of a wife gratification which the former cannot abate bv its subtiitv, nor the latter embitter by its venom. JULIET. uShe was sitting at the head of his grave ; the grass was beginning to look green upon the tnrf around the stone, where her tears usually fell. She had not observed inc. and I stood still ; " Thou hast Ief me, my Henry! said she, bendinp her face to the turf " thou Ijast left inc, but it was to attend a

dearer call ! I Trill rot weep," wi

ping her eyes with her handkerchief, u I will not weep, For it was the call " of one who loved thee better 1 " Thou hast flown to his bosom, and "what hast thou left behind for thy ' poor Juliet, but this cold sod ; . She was silent some moments. The full moon was just beginning to cumo over the tops ot the trees as I came up, and a she stooped to kiss the turf, I saw the tears trickling through the moon beams in hasty drops from her eyes Thou hast left me, said Juliet, raising her face from the ground, thou hast left 44 me, but we shll meet again ! I shall see thy face again, and hear u the well known accents of my Hen 4 ry's toungue ! In those blest rcgions we shall part no more, but " live and love, with increasing fen or. thiough the endless ages of a happy ' immortality I" She rose to retire. The tear that trembled in her eye was checked by the placid smile of heavenly resignation which shone through her lovely features Never, till that moment, did I behold so sweet a charm ! One might read this sentence in her face. " Thou hast left me," said the tea;'; 44 but we shall meet again, and then shall part no more," said the smile u Blessed religion " thought I, "how happy are thy children ; Hat Manufactory BMIE subscriber respectfully in Ji forms his friends and the public in general that he continues to cairy on the Hatting Business in all its various branches, at his shop on Main Street, in Vincennes. where he has on hand and will at aii times keep an extensive assortment of FAHHIOJYJBEE hJTS, which he will warrant shall not in point of elegance & durability, be ex celled by any in the 7. States. His prices shall also be a -, low as Hats ot the same quality can be procured else where. He returns his thanks to his old customers for former favors, and pledges himself that no efforts on hit part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their patronage. RICil'D. P. PRICE Orders from a distance thank fully received and promptly attended to. January 30th, 1818. 6 tl Dissolution of Copartnership. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between E . HA R RISOA'isf O. FAIRCTT TL D Merchants of Lvausvillc, trading un der the name and firm of Harmon fair-child, was on the 20th day of September 1819, Dissolved by Mutual Consent. All those indebted to said firm will make payment to E. Iianison, who is duly authorised to receive the same, and all those to whom said firm is indebted, will call on E. Harrison for payment, who is hereby bound to pay all debts contracted for the benefit of said firm. E. Harrison j (). Fairchild. ' P. S. The business will hereafter be conducted by the undersigned-, Who will keep on hand A general assortment of Merchandise, which will be sold or. moderate terms for CASH in hand or on a short cre dit to such persons as w ill be punctual. - All those indel ted to the late firm cf Harrison & Fait . must make payment to the undersigned against the first day of January next, otherwise their notes and accounts will be left with officers for collection. All those who have neglected to call and close their accounts by giving their notes, where they cannot make payment, are ence more requested to attend to that part of their Juty without delay. All Rills heretofore issued, payable in current paper and bearing the signature of E. Harrison, will be promptly Redeemed as usual at my office. Storage and commission Imsincss transacted as usual by E. ILWRISOX. Dec. 2otlu 1819. GEORGE R.C. SULLIVAX, (attorney at i. aw) Will practice in the first Judicial Circuit, of the state of Indiana and in lie County of Crawford and Edwards n the Illinois state. He may always be found at his office n Vincennes unless when absent on professional business he has made n agreement, for business forwarded ) him, in his absence, to be attended to. 51 tl.

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flpHE partnerships of Kausler aro JUL lsci s mis ciay Dissolved bii Mutua Consent Those indebted to either nf the sub scribers, on NOTE or BOOK AC COUNT, are requested to discharce the same on or before the first day of February next. I his notice is decisive ; and all those interested, will do well to attend to it. John Kaus er, John J Use. Vincennes, Jan. 8.. .2 . FTnHE business will in future be U carried on by John Kausler, in pei son . He returns his grateful thanks to the public for their past favors, and respectfully solicits a con tinuance of their patronage. He will always be found at his old stand or Water Street, where all orders in the line of his piofession will be promptly executed. Jan. 8...tf. JOHN KAUSLER. Valuable Lands FOR SALE. THE undersijrned Execcutrix and Executor of the Estate of Sous&airt l)ud ceased, olfer for sale anv lands ht--loi.gingto the Kstate of the deceased, lying ovit'.unthe Comities of Knnx, Sullivai nul Davies Also two valuable Lots ii Vincennes. The Terms will he mndf crssv to vwr chasers imd sold at a fir price. Fc: fuitlvr particulars, ap:lv to cither I A A. 0 the undersigned, cr George JL C. SuUtandr.i iiKcn-M. s. JANE DUBOIS, TOUbSAINT DUBOIS. an. 1. If. Entertainment. THE subscriber has again taken his former stand in PETERSBURG!!: he assurs his old customers and travellers that noihing shall be left undone on his part to render their stay with him comfortable he has plenty of new Oats, Hay and old Corn, and promises every attention to travellers horses. His bar is well furnished. THOMAS CASE. Petersburgh Ia. Aug. 1819, 36tf CINCINNATI GLASS-WORKS r ft hc public are informed that these S. works are now in complete oper ation, and the proprietors are readv to furnish Window Glass, of anv size. or hollow ware to suit any orders which thev may be favored with, on the shonc-it notice They pledge themc!ts tl at the quality of their glass is not inferior to any manufactured in the western country. Orders from ? distance will be prompt bly attended to and a liberal credit wil he given, where geed references can be made. They will not ask for any thing hetter than Cincinnati bank paper in payment. PUGII & TEATER. If Wm. Chapman. Who formerly lived in the town f Hanover, Columbia county, in the state of Ohio, will take the tionbiC to enquire by letter or otherwise at the Western Sun office, in this place, he will receive information which is deemed of the utmost importance to him in a pecuniary point of view. Simeon Sweitzer. Jan. 22. tf. Fifty Dollai s Reward. STOLEN, "Tjlrom the stable of the subsniber 4 on the night of the 3rd inst. a large Bay Horse, between 16 and 17 hands high, a natural trotter, shod all round, foretop sheared, dark mane aiid tail, his legs darker than the restol'his body, his eyes indicate that he has the disorder called the Hooks, is between 8 and 9 years old, very stocky. Any person taking up said horse, and thief, shall receive the above reward or 25 dollars for either of them. CHARLES MILLS. Cane Creek Township, Por.d Scttlcmend, Gallatin County, Illinois, Jan. 6, 1820, 3tli CASTINGS. J.McGiffm Co. I RESPECTFULLY informs his j friends and the public in general that he has just received in addition to his former stock, a large quantity of CASTLXGS, comprising a general assortment of II o 11 o w-Wa re, also, a few sets of MILL IROS, All of which he offers low for CASH Vincennes, July 23, 1818. 3-4U BLANK NOTE BOOKS For rote at this offico.

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ITT S7 JLvalid STEPH COLLIXS,?ni7i pensicner, of the U. States. will calrat this office, l.e will receive some serviceable information. G7W7U.YLSA Yy ' (ATTORNEY & COUKSKM OR AT LAW.) Has removed to EVANSVILLE. (INT) ) where all business entrusted to him, will be prompt attended to. E vans ville July 17, 1819 31 -tf rYi a H co-partnership ox jull ivan Li JL Call, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Their united attention wiii be bestowed on all business hti etc fore entrusted to their care. G. R. C. SULLIVAN, J. CALL. Dec. 1, 1S19. 5Vf. J kfK'L. C0LMJX COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ( I'hicmrus Indiana.) HAVE just received, in addition to their former stcck cf Merchandise, Window glass, all sizes by the box. Glass ware assorted lv ditto. Best rosin soap,and tallow eandles by ditto. Smoaked herrings by do. Snuff and scgars ' by do. Chewing Tobacco by the kci best' qui) powder hv do. Cutr and wrt nails by do. Lead best newEn. cheese Monongahela whiskey, cherry bounce, Jamaica spirits Amencan wine, by the barrel Castings, iron and' brass wire, Seaves and riddles and fire fenders. Patent ploughs and plough irons, mattocks, axes, hoes and drawing chains, Wind mill irons, Spanish brown. Tar rosin lowgwood,twi!d bas Uaw cotton domestic cottons Delfand Liverpool Wares Writing, Printing IsT Wraflfting Fatier by the REAM. Six, Seven, and ten plate STOVES, for sale or rent, All of which, wc are enabled to sell at the most reduced prices for cash or current paper in hand; most of the paper of the Independent Banks of Ky. and uncurrent Banks of OVio and Penn.will be received at par.or asmall discount in payment for Merchandise. (5" No credit ti!I heaven for Merchandise at our store by retail after this date. Those indebted to U3 by note or book account, are earnestly requested to come forward and settle the same, on or before the L5th day of Jan., next, and save costs, as those neglecting this notice, may expect to find their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer for collection. Good CORN FED PORK, will be taken as cash in payment of debts J.cVW. L. COLMAN. January I. 1820...". H 11 Fl members of the Vincenr.ea fl. Mechanics Benevolent Sucicir. win meet at J. (J. Keilev'6 orLccon Saturday the fifth of Februarj next, at 6 o'clock P. M. It is to be hoped the Members will be punctual in attending, ac business of impoitance win be ucloic them. JOHN C. HOLLAND, Sc'y. Vincennes, Jan. 20. For sale . NUMBER OF Building Lots, eligibly illumed fur huiiness, cn MARKET STREET. application to he made to the jubscriber before the 20th inst. and incase of his abscence afterwards, to Dr. JacoI Huylicadsll. De. 10th 1819. JOB PIUXTING Neatly executed, on the shorft. est notice, at this office.