Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 20 May 1820 — Page 4

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ScvchIv Five Packages CONSIS'IIXr. OF J) III' GOODS HmnmviE groceries. 11-r rival tint! apt'tiiiij; this dtnj at 11. M. PJlnsons, next . . . it it i i

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him cmafoitablo he has PUn?y 1,1 , ,.x, ( j .y and old Coi n, and pnosdscs evci v "atKnUon to tiavclleis h-ji p. IIU b:ris we'd tuuiisnM. THOMAS CASF.. Itcrsburi;h la. Au 18 Y, 36t:

v r, r v K nir;rs:;':nn ' Vrr'V'Vt's r.vAN vn.u-:, (ixn.) UK 1' I' Id MFS. Mess ".:Vm -f;.r??Kvor;, yr-. ") ;nr-,n. "'';;rr" f n,ti. DWi :7r. isvi' I.ooN'ille 7,J -v. T Ai.v, X. O h:.u IT E. Jir"t !trj. Y v eunes. rai l' UArr. ov .f.v;, no I intend keeping a Lir e rv.v f r iist-,rinu?ii c) imv-isoun, CJIJIW.V mid 11 L'Ul-'r.VW. All of which will be ;k1 very low foi r.x.uHvillc, MavS'J, 22tf

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SKCOND STIIPF.T, ( Opposite Cel. Lasnelle9 Hotel,) MONTINUi: to carry on, in al J its various branches the

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MANUFACTORY, And will execute all orders witl piomptiiudc, mi reasonable terms.

N. B All kinds of JOIJ WORK

iom at the short a notice. Western Reserve" mo ie iilVrn at PA ft Vinccnnes, Ma (J. 22 tf

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i)y) iiutittl'S He vrd. "T) ANAWAY From the subscriber, i d i ne;ro man named J A OH, bdoiit;ip to the orphan of Capt. Robert l.viw anl w'olen at Uusin. ju cob is about foil) years of age, 5 Feet 10 inches Iiipli but not eiv liea, v h Fore he. ul hi- ami arched, w .ei 'auvnins shew s his teeth and iirns moie ti-an usual; he is not very spii;;-hiiy nor tmdiicnt, sometimes !ets iutoxicateo ; by trade a shoemalv'.ir. He ra:) awny aboyt Christmas,

I tit has hei n in the neighborhood vMtiiina few weeks past ; it is however probable that he will endeavor to e;et to Indiana or Ohio Should he be taken out of this state, Fifty Vol far. reward, and all charges and rcasotnblc expenses, will bepaid For his confinement in jail, or For his delivj'vio 'dm Edwards, esq living near l.oMis-ille Twe.nty.fne dollars and the ii-e expenccs. For his apprehension in this state. JACOB 'OPOWSKY. (inanliarr of the of Ap.ril 4, I8w t Cajt. Ed war d 15ANAVTAV from the aib-.c. iber on the C7th Febvuary, near iiddletown, JcfiVisoo eoiMily. Ivy. a dark muhtto lad nameil I I' N K., about 20 years o'd, 5 lect S o 9 ioe:u$ hih, straight and sicr dei mulo, small b ard Full nmutii uppLi ;; e troth considerably dec ve', h.oi nvrallv neatly cotnbuK down look and w!icn spo-oo to, replies sloui an I som-jwhat surley ; he chews to baoeo. He had on when he left mo, a Fasivm) able Fur hat about half worn, u, old b ue broad-cloth coat, the cull" bviund with velvet striped waisteo I, white shirt, while countrv etoih to...

prie s vn-, .-- us i. at n tAl Mn, wiote socks, and a pair t the a mo fo.-iiitv i m be procured else- , co ,,se - Ws. It is probable he wiil

uuero -lie .-eturn- I'M'Kyus ,o his , ci.;v,vo hi name and clothes. I will old custo rs For fe.r.or F.o-; an' i ilc ,)X 0 Vl U.V( j u js LKuQ(

XXI J nv. t b SiUl-.J. A trnbered and a 5:oo I mill s ;u ub 6 acre;v of rn n l-ai ic, under Ohm .vii,), a,d a voting O: cha 1 V 'y property oF the h ir of . ohh L 'en deceased, on x , an ier v t eek. Km 'oo-ev, W'eiciicr t-.vthip, A!i-J' Vi)M SALH a Ijoi mm-.'-, I . ' o.ivs 4' acres improved f r term '-nlv to U )t KtlT hl-Ml'V, at 'he p-vMnir I i i i j Iiii . L 1 1 1 k 4i v ilk

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XOTiCK U"S hereby icn to all persons indyh'td to the estate of Josmui linrMiuiL iiii deceased, late of Vinvnnes t m ak payment to John . Vsbo -n on or before, tlie I.Sth ilav of "Ma-vf u-xt . and all those hawnc

! ei im aaiest said estate will :dcav

1 ' P'"oie.it th'-n to said 0born (on or befuc the above nentioi,eii peri- . divan i"! who is dulv authotiscd to attend " :a . to the same bv

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Ts hereby .iven, that I shall apply , to the ho.ud of commissioners tor the ccuntv of Kr.ox, at their next sessioo, tor a rrant arcora'itMr to Law , !or tlie establishment of a lorry acres Wiii ic Hivcr from my farm in tin -ovnskip of Docker, county aforesaid, vliiitia donation, lately owned by JUm this ;vd on wliicb he now lives. AhUAHAM HAUKMAN. piil IGdu 182.

rXESU GARDKX SERDS, (From the Shauku's Society) v lie at he Apv.theearv store of s;6X;A HOOD cr ex. lb. 5.

PROPOSALS FOR. PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION THE SECOND EDITI0X OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OE THE WESTERN COUNT'EY, Being the result of the travels, extensive researches and remarks of EDMUJW who was commissioned as acnt, lo explore and select from the Public Lands, the most eligible situations For AG U10U LTD IUS COMMERCE, with a view to make locations and purchases. The curious and interesting facts collected by the author, in surveying rhese rude scenes of Nature, so lately the haunt of the untutored Savage, have accumulated to the size of two volumes. This work is intended as a guide- to emigrants, who are seeking how to better their condi tion by traversing ?ca and land thousands of miles, to gain a new home, where a more tempelate climate and fertile soil, confers health and plenty Also, for schools. The intention of the author, in the first volume, is to give a general view of the whole western country, from the Allegheny Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Also, the boundaries and latitudes of the Rritish and Spanish dominions in the preliminary remarks Alter tlie ormer. will be given a mo e eompendous geographical description of tlie western country, as delineated and parcelled off into seperate states and territories, by the acts of Congress. And also, a description of the respective parts of the unsettled and unsold public lands and late surveys, in tlie states of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Tennessee. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the Arkensaw, Missouri, and Michigan territories including lands designated bv the Spanish and I'rench for donations, but not called for. and a brief account of the Canals now opening, anil in contemplation to connect the waters of the great Western Lakes, with the Mississippi anil Hudson rivers. Also will be added the Census for 1820 of the United Stages and territories and the latitudes of each state. Tiie attention of the. author in the first volume lias been chiefly confined to objects which would be most likely to determine the choice of a prudent man in a place of residence wnere he purposed to fix himself down for life. Such as the temperature of climate, healthiness of situation, face of the country, quality of the soil and 'the water, rivers and permanent streams natural mill-seats, growth of timber, distances and bearings from places designed by natuie for a market mines and fossils. Indeed, the author has endeavoured in his researches and remarks, to truly present, principally from his own personal and critical observations, the peculiar privileges and advantages naturally attached to tlie respective parts of the Western Country. The second volume will contain a complete and correct description of the Military Bounty Lands in Illinois & Missouri, collected from personal observations and actual survey, a:.d a map taken from the same, designating sections the author having lived on and expired th.-se lands one year. Also, a particular description of the fractional sections which lie on the 7:lssissippiand Illinois rivers they being the most important part of the lands in the tract a d will be sold like other Congress lands. On these fractional sections are the principal s; iie for towns. Mills and Ferries within the military tract Also, those sections which have on them minerals and salt springs, will be particularly designated. There will be added to this work, a it of the principal roads and routs by land and v ater extending, from the provinces of New-Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, through the United Stales tnd its Territories, to the Pacific Ocean embracing the main interior cross roads, betwe; a the towns and phaces of most note. Also, will be added, the numerous tribes Indians, a d their manneiN and worship, west of the Allegheny Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and numbers of souls, as far as can be obtained from every authentic source. CONDITIONS. The work will be printed with a handsome type on good paper, and delivered to subscriber neatly bouns'. and gold lettered for 1 75 boundm boards, &1 Z7i The volume will ontain dOO pages the second volume will contain about 200 pages at one dollar without the map. and with it 0 I 75. There will be Maps of each of the western states and territories, from t ttial survey, as soon as possible after the surveys are received, of the late purchases from the Indians A discount of 30 percent will be ma le to those who take 25 cuvmorc copies. The author tenders his acknowledgements to those who have nati onr,:ed him by their veryliberal purchases and recommendations of the first addition of his work, and assures tin: public generally that he will, if his :ife and health are scared, be indefatigable in his researches, and hat the most particular care will he taken, in the revision and eorreefion ot the second edition. Descriptions of new villages, recently established, shall be inserted if forwarded to Cincinnati, postpaid. Subscription papers for the second, and books of the first edition, uil! be left with the f lhuving gentlemen : viz. The Po.st-M ister at Vincenr.es- Jacobs ey Lcrv. merchant do. Kilgour Taylor Webb, do. do. Doct. Whittlesey. Carlisle. Iud. and Philips c Speer Book sellers Cincinnati! dames Pearson?, Paoli hobert Branham, Madison Thomas Armstrong, Vevav Stephen Wood. Wilmington John M Prentiss. Hindustan Boothc anil Newel, Salem J. H. Coburn, Laurenceburgh Capt. halter, St. Louis. Printers throughout the Union and in Canada, are requested to give the above one or two insertions, and likewise procure subscribers. All communications must be forwarded to Cincinnati. EDMUND DANA. Vinccnnes, March ?5th, 1S?0.

CAS t iNG. J.McGifliiuV Co.

s D ESPECTFULLY informs hh friends and the public in ienerui hat he ha:i just reeehctl in addition to his former stock, n targe ouantity of CASTINGS. comprisinq; a general assortment of II o I 1 o w - W are, also, a few sets of MILL I!l(lS, Ml of which he offers low for CASH Vinccnnes, July 23, 1818. 3-;tl CONVEYANCING. Deeds Mort ics, and all other in'.neucnts ot w'.th;e drawn upon the hortest notice.at reducvd price. Apply it the Vinccnnes l'oMt-Oifict . Jm 1 ov.

ons 1 IVa;ion t for 'oris ) Divorsc.

CASH P All) FOit HIDE So TJXMSG & C'UIIIYIXG. r 11 III suhscrxbers respectfully inJj foi m their friends and the public in general, that they h-vc cstabiishctl the above business in .Maiket street, Vinci-nr.cs, near Francis Cunningham's tavern, where they intend keeping constantly on hand a supply of LEATiHHt

e tna'ter and i t)f Cverv description, o!" thr hr;t r.n-0.

things in the petition mentioned, th-it jity. They wish to nurchi.e

; UL L.ilt w i . v;o it 1 ,

March Term 1820.

Elizabeth Hirons

Samuel C. Mr

SOW on this day came the ' Petiton-

er by her attorney and it appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction of thi court that the Defendant is not an inhabitant of this state Iris thtrrrort ordered that unless he be and appeal at the next term of this court to be iiolden on the first Monday of Junr: next, and answer unto the ma'terand

they will be taken for confessed a gainst him.

It is further ordered that a copy of

this order be advertised four weeks successively in the Western Sun. A com Test. JAMES P. DUAKI2, Clerk. P. C.

ity. 1 hey wish to purchase

H1DKS of every description, fcr

uracil tney will pay

or LEATHER at their T.lXY.illD WILLIAM HAirr Jc Co. I'ir.ccRHcs, .Vsv. 1.1, 1S19.4CH".