Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 24 June 1820 — Page 4

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FROM AX F.NT.LtSH r.rF.U. KTSSK. T! "re is a VUs bv naronts pressM O i chiV oo V levrlv blooming form F.rr vet Us '''p 'car is drrss'd

In tvoc.or wrappM in life's rude storm.

T'nt kis! wh- nv whnt mv it jnvcs!

f .,nP...rr fjVr nod or arain ;

It svrr!"ns rvpry hope- that lives, And riils the aching heart of pain. T' f1 c is a wrct hot short-lived ki?, V'i-Vs swift'v s?ot'n f'-'vn beaut s lip; It P;sth" soul with sorbin bMs, Tno'Crownim ryes the joy w ould nip. Tl'p is a mutual hi. tJ a' fbrs f-M-n'p to lin. ir.stva' aid Tree, V,rn !,r tuvr ;,rait tr heart replies In tones of tnrst rcstacv. 'Tis thrtro love reigns in greatest .na ,.,V"U -iM Mie h urht dav lone .-,'., vr dr.-rvos an aivrv hour Wb' rw: to hi st his halcyon son. T1' a '-i?a i fdncss taben, Tivi thr'dN wuh !dis m'ret n;i in woe. A'vl To VH- " htsplS. kO f.OSaken ! Love, and lire, and aU must go !" Ha-t sn two hearts lon parted ITf"t . With Heaven's own fire in each foivl . ve ? Xm ';r?'s as wnrtn, or lio as suc-t. This k'ss supplants the striikjslitur si There s a frwid l;iss. thnt trlU A t .ochhur tdc an ra-net rwaver ; A"l rone, -md all in ;t dwells L;fe, love, and joy, and pII istaec. T' -rrr is an ndinni t.i?s that crns I'tom lin that breathes f bid ion's air : VT nnnv mbs how of' t swevns Down virtue's barrier'. Maids bewaic !

From the Indiaman. GEN P. a Ti WANTS. M'frif aU W(tifA rod na'"(1 and pl'ui'v of mony. Jlr,iClf then nri"tl'nesgct. A sou-"d ! '!' b"n- f !' r 1 avorin to j;ct a r ' , ! o of a srr.ipc. . T : ri" (w'rs want. A o " sr oc'-hcatt. !',' tf:r nf mfimei ftAn antiqua'd Jir-. sontbie on ti e wro-.-h f)v f-mr o" fHc dozen. 11'': 2' ih" ?.? r r a r?' c:"7vf. To s: e their roods vo oT rjpidly, r.nd iret the ' 1 1 for them. A fr. as o"My did, when 'm- co'd a 'ot of toods, and took a e )u:ve'''dt cIhnU on the. bank

r vo;'i o matter Caid J) I cliaref' 5 trier f(tl':em. ,vv ' m- V ;is th v can 'lo, and the M:M:Y for it when they arc d in. .'17;.; -; too freawntl't srrf. A "!irt'()n nthe conntv building:, to settle fu sck they har worked m a. d 'rui'-d r'tt. Jl'':(i? rif 'Vtivtv ivnrir. A yuod rrop rvl a radv 'nat ket. Q iW- tne raorsp. I -tsof m'' 'F.- and a rl , ,.r pvr,in- SKMfNT . c. . run mpt pjy.i 'l'i 1 rv ' i1" '.' rv ni !'o vrrn. ?:Tr. v ""rvx:rT' . i -n- yar xfci-v g

TITO! .1-.V r s"..ed from Jof ) (Mv,:.- T'-!ir!i -h r airt. oS 'v, "5 pril two I'o:m-s 'd'thff ,i ,vv"m .' : ne ; Uuvr lnv ' orsc. ir. !-'W eo-.f''i0f, 7 cai. o' pares it.;! c;s ; ' ad a sore b?c a ;)'aisVr rv cr the - ore, wh.en nis ,! ' 1 's !(sc '.vas pu'chasfd cf Zl i- n-ci i ;1.!; la- 'a'!, who reside s i- ? (-.u:rv, ' ul The nth. r a d;V b v U ii no, ab -ut 'on. te-n hands hrUt b' k loi', --ma 1 vt.n- nn hi forehead, a--1 h:.s th app-itaner of bei t. This bnrse was btonrht frcv.i, N-.w-lb;nv lifvrr five fjueb info ,-nKition, eiihrr to Mr ('buc'ill .at th- I elish Prr.ir'e, rr oc ll-.l vi ti f awr.L'Ctov.n -.o tb?. t f -ca:foui l. uill rcreia- the nb.. T'-fv.jd Anv p rsnn rc taiuin r b' af"" this ".!i.;-p w'Ube proercdul .1 I'abv t ?' C' a d on' t f I iw haw n-tov . n Jnoe 3 2 1 '

100 Dollars ! 72 W A R B! 4 UrAVAHI) of OXK HUXDRE! :V)OLlv1RS will betfven by th , Mi!)scriber for the rccocry of a letter tierosited in the I'ost-OiTiC-e in this town o the 14th day of July last, direcctcd tr Messrs. Aok.f. Moultov, merchants, New-York, containing Four Ilundrcc Dollars, in notes of SlOO each, on the H ink. of the United States ; said lcttct ::ecr having been received in N. York. JAMMS JACOHS, fv.v the late I'rm of Jacobs Sc LeRoy. Yinrciu.es, June 3. 23 tf

Liquors for Sale. For sale a fuavfit; of Li-

fjttors. of the first quality by ivhnlr sale or shade Gallon,

vert low for ' CASH, CONSISTING' OF Cneiiiac Braiulv. Jnmaira Spirits. Holland Gin.

.?;;; at KM'SLEIt &

rFFftn, ry T 1. i ti x WT'.

reunes. FiuvcnncS) March 20. tBO

l?ui sale ui ti'.i; uliicc.

HATTING, SAMUEL nnUXER 3Tp F.SPi:CTFULl.Y informs bis old customers and the public in general, that he continues to carr on the above business at his old stand in this MorouRh. He has nv on aaa. and intends keeping a ood assoitment of LADIES Sc GEXTLEMEX'S HATS jf a superior quality for which be A-iil receive ST EJ SIMILE or any other current paper so lone; as it retains credit with any of the merchants of this place. He will also exchange articles of his manufacture for Furs and I'elteries of everv He solicits a continuance of public natrona.'c and pledges himself to use every exertion to meet all orders from a distance, as well as those within litis vicinity. V'mcennes .Yjx. 13, 1819. 46 1y

If If. Moore J ,V. Dunbar ( .!!' mim S: Ccuncrllors at Law.) HAVING entered into partner

ships will in future practice law in

:oauinct;on, they will attend the Circ.it Courts of Orange, Washington

'acV-.en. -eflersMi, Clark and Uni

on ; also the Federal and Supreme Courts, and one of them will attend ii the western circuit. Those whowisb to consult them in their professions' capacity, will find one or the othea coiistautiv at their OiVice in Corvdor ' MOORF Sc DUNBAU. Letters on business must bt post paid. C. F(HI;'VeK. C. SULLIVAN, (lTTO.iF.Y AT LAW)

Vill practice in the first Judicial

Ci'cuit, of the siate of Indiana and it

he Ccuntv oi Crawford and Edwards

in the Illinois sta'c.

He mav e.b.va-s be found at his oflice

in Vincenr.es unless w ben absent on

professional busintss he has made

an agreement, for business forwarded J him, in his absence, to be attended

to. 5 I tf.

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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION THE SEC0D EDITION OF THE GE 0 GRAPH IC AL SKETCHES OF THE WESTERN COUNTRY, Being the result of the travels, extensive researches and remarks of E l) MUX V R M VL

who was commissioned as agent, to explore and select from the Public Lands, the most eligible situations for AGRICULTURE S COMMERCE, with a view to make locations

and purchases.

The curious and interesting facts collected by the author, in surveying ihese 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 sea and land thousands of miles, to gain a new home, where a more temperate climate a.'id fertile soil, confers health and plenty Also, for schools.

The intention of the author, in the first volu ne, is to give a general view of the whole west

ern country, from the Allegheny Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Also, the boundaries

niu luiuuutb ui uie isnusn auu panlsn dominions in tnc preliminary iriiviius Aner ur ...ii i . 1 . . . , i ... ,

ui uicr. win ne ffiven

del

.i , t : ... a

tisu. u ueecnniion oi ine resnretiw nnrts n t in nn-vtt ?ji .mn uncsniri nti

urveys in the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee. Louisiana, !IisMSsippi, Alabama.-

and the Arkensaw, Missouri, arid .Michigan territories including lands designated by the

Spanisii and French for donations, but not called for, and a brief account of the Canals

now opening, and in contemplation to connect the waters of the great Western Lakes, with

the Mississippi and Hudson rivers. Also will be added the Census for 1820 of the UnheJ

States and territories and the latitudes of each state. The attention of the author in the first volume has been chiefly confined to objects which

would be most likely to determine the choice of a prudent man in a place of residence where 1 . - ..1 1 f I 1C I " I , t i ! I 1.1

m- purposcu to nx nimsen uown tor Me. Such as the temperature iv cmnatf healthiness oi situation, face of the country, quality ot the soil and'the water, rivers and permanent stream natural mill-seats, growth of timber, distances and bearings from places designed by nature 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 the respective parts of the Western Country. The second volume will contain a complete and correct description of the Military Ho::nty Lands in Illinois c Missouri, collected from personal observations and actual survey and a map taken from the same, designating sections the author having lived on and explored those 'ands one year. Abo, a particular description of the fractional sections which lie on the p.Iississippi and Illinois rivers they being the most importani part of the lands in the trad, and will be sold like other Congress lands. On these fractional sections are the principal seites 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 litof the principal roads and routs by land and water extending, from the provinces of New-Brunswick, and Nova M'otia, through the United States and its Territories, to the Pacific Ocean embracing the main interior cross roads, between the towns and places of most note. Also, will be added, the numerous tri'e ol Indian:?, a ;d their manners and worship, w est of the Allegheny Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and numbers of souls, as far as can be obtained from every authentic source.

v. IUMIUUL3 ui int. iiiiiiMi aim npuiiiMi uuiuiiniMis ill 1 1 ic pi dimiiidi ii.im.us vi;ca u;r rmer. will be given a mo-e eompendous geographical description of the western country, as educated and parcelled off into seperatc states and territories, by the acts of Congress And Iso, a description of t he respective parts of the unsettled and unsold public lands and ia?e

'!"5I;F, Co-part;:'-Vbhsp heretofore exis

0 tai-r 'iv1er tbe hrm 4 JACC'HSj t

'.la:U)V, v. ss (b-salvrd on the 12th ir.st. w nintnai c.!i.uu. All per(-ns indebtd tta -am bv note tr boor, account, will ic v' t- :- i-r.rr.ec'iat-wb' and adjust the i".v. v.itb Mr. Hi?!:rd .If. t'estu- f r:nerlv occupied by Jacobs T v ib--,N vbi-.(b; a"ihorised to sitl a Cfi'.etriiS a s.iivl ..r;-.i. J AMKS JACOUS. A'J X:S LK K'v.

The work will be printed with a handsome type on good paper, and delivered to subscribers neatly bound, and gold lettered for ? 1 7.3 bound in boards. Vr 1 37i The 1st volume will ontain 400 pages the second volume will contain about 200 pages at one dollar without the

jmap, and with it 5-1 75. There will be Maps of each of the western states and territories, from

actual survey, as soon as possible after the surveys are received, ot the late purchases trom the Indians. I A discount of SO percent will be made to those who take 2.3 or more copies. I The author tenders his acknowledgements to those who have patronized him by their very liberal purchases and recommendations of the first addition of his work, and a-sures the public generally that he will, if his life and health are spared, be indefatigable in his researches, a ; J i-hat the most particular care will he taken, in the revision and correction ot" the second edition, i Descriptions of new villages, recently established, shall be inserted if forwarded to Cincin

nati, postpaid. Subscription papers for the second, and books of the fust edition, v. ill be left with the f lawing gentlemen : viz. The Post-Master at Vincennes Jacobs Leroy. merchants do. Kilgour Taylor & YV ebb. do. do. Doct. Whittlesey. Carlisle. Ind. and Philips oc hpeer Rnok sellers Cincinnatti James Pearsons, Paoli Robert IVanham, Madison Thomas Armstrong, Vevay Stephen Wood. Wilmington John M. Prentiss, lindostan B-jothc and Newel. Salem J. II. Coburn, Laurenceburgb Capt. Salter, St. Louis. Printers tin oughout the Union and in Canada, are requested to give the above one or two

insertions, and likewise procure subscribe! s. All communications must be forwarded to Cm-

:innati. EDMUND DANA. Yincennes h'vN "fh icnO.

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1' u! se-.i!;cr will execute all kinds ri CO.Yl'j; Y. t.YCLYG at be sboiu ' ! ( tiee and on teasonable a ' n.s. on application at his Room on 1 c ond -v 1 1 et , opposite Coi. kas--elle's T.aon. C II. TILLINGU AST. J'iT:crnvfs Jr.nr 3. ?3 tf JOR PRINTING Ve;itiy executed, on the short -st notice, at this office.

O E O H O E i Do N A uD, ',' ' .iTTORSEr b COUSSF.LLOJI AT L.Ail' Has opened an office in the house of General W. Johnston, Water Streit, Viiictaiaes : He will practice in the Supreme Court of the State, the Unite: ,':.tes District Court, and the Circuii , v". uiU ( t Knox, Davis, Sullivan and Vi

,ya ceauities. Ail b:ibiness committed to liis care, will lie punctually attended to. r,r:rt ?.r:rv. Die. 8, 1S19. J ROSEMAN Windsor anil Fancy Chair Maker. Three Doors below Mr. Heamons Hotel will pay one dollar per bushel foi clean FLAX.SEED. Vinccnnca, Dec. 11. 5tfif

CAS In GS.

J. McGiHiii tSr Co. d

P D ESPECTI ULLY informs his d U. friends and the tiublir in irenpral

that he has just received in addition to

ins lormer stock, a large quantity ot

comprising a general assortment of

ii o 1 1 o w - W are, aiso, a few sets of MILL IR(KS, All of which he offers low for CASH Vincennes, July 23, 1313. 3-41 Blank Notes. &c. at this oflice. AlsoBL.l.K DEEDS.

' Sheriff's Sales. Y virtue of executions issued out c f 3 the Circuit Court of Pom-v coi;nt to me tiii icted, I have levied upon Lot No. J 4 as designated by the map of the town of Springtichi wberci?! tlic property lies, and at which place it will be exT)osed to sale on Saturday the ltnh day of Jane next taken as the property of tleorcje Duckworth, to satisfy an exeoationin favor of Thomas K. Casselbury. -Avo, one House and Lot, No. 23 a tiie town of Cynthian executed as ae property of Vni. Dav's, to satisfy ' I'U-sley and Su .-rlir.jj. The laticr to be old at Cynthiana on the Kth of June .ext, for current money tUe former for .and-OtV.ee money. The Sale will be ittended to bv WM.nOVLE, D.S. P.C. Springfield, Posey County, May 19.-It TALLOW Wanted at tiiii OlHcf.

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