Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 July 1820 — Page 4
100 Dollars
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of 0.7; HUXDREi
DOLLARS will be riven by the
.bscriber for the recovery of a letter dt-
:sited in the Post-OtfiGC in this town on
Mthdavnf Julv last, threcctcd to
ksvs. Adke& Moultox, merchants,!
Sew-York, contain::.?; rcur Uunurcu dollars, in nctes of 100 each, on the
:"k of the United States : said letter
..ever haviur been received ;n r . ork. JAMES JACOBS,
fur the late firm of Jacobs 2c LeKoy.
Vincennes, June 3. -3 ti
r.cfs of its own. fdquors for Sale
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION THE SECOND EDITIOX OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF THE WE8TEBN COUNTBX Being tlie result of the travels, extensive researches and remarks of
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Ti i n' these trav visions of you I
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And te fiim is v ho
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sometime vir.kind.
The si?k that from sympathy rose,
Cov heaves not for others a'one ; And th tear as it silently flows, Or.f.-sscs a source of its own 1
hnve seen the the fair r.znrr n, morn
shu.ows anu eaouu .... --
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T l-ve found that the rose has
Widen eoud wound when Us bloom
was no move :
EDMUND DJN.1.
i'OV Stllc (I UUtttltltj of IAA rnmmKqnnprl .iq nrrent in pvnlnre and select from the Public. T,anrU. the most eli'ri-
1 , V.J V-'''-"'- "J" - " " -'- - - , y ofthejirst quality. blc situations for AGRlGULTURJi COMMERCE, with a view to make locations
and purchases.
The curious and interesting facts collected by the author, in surveying these rude scenes or 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 condition by traversing sea and land thousands of miles, to gain anew home, where a more temper rate 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 British and Spanish dominions in the preliminary remarks Alter the
ormcr, will be given a moie compendous geographical description of the 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
-.clinic, sale or single Gallon,
vera low for CONSISTING OF Cogniac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits, Pi oil a nd Gin.
Tener UVe Wines.
J)nphi at KJIUSLER &? 1V!$E;S, Market Street, Fin-
?e nnes. nnccmies, March 29, 1S2 0
EXTRAORDINARY C U R E A wealthy Swiss farmer, much affected with hypochondria, came to Langenau to consult the celebrated Michael Schuppach better known by the appellation of the "Mountain Doctor." "I have seven devils in my belly," said he, "no few than seven" "There are more than seven," replied the Doctor with the utmost
gravity, "if you count them right you will find eight" After questioning the patient concerning his case, he promised to cure him in eight days, during which time he would every
morning rid him of one of his troublesome inmates, at the rate of one louis d'or each. "But" added he, as the last will be much more obstinate and difficult to expel than the others, I shall expect two louis d'or for him. The farmer agreed to these terms ; the bargain was struck, and the Doctor, imposing upon all present the necessity of secrecy, promised to give the nine louis d'ors to the poor of the parish. Next
morning the imaginary demoniack was brought to him and placed near kind of Machine which he had never seen before, by means of which he received an electrick shock. The farmer roared out lustily. "There goes one" s.id the Doctor, with the
utmost gravity. Next day the same operations was repeated ; the farmer bellowed as before, and the Doctor coolly remarked, "another is off" In this manner he proceeded to the seventh. When he was preparing to attack the last, Schuppach reminded his patient that he had need of all his courage, for this was the Captain of the gang;. who would make a more obstinate resistance than any of the others. The shock was at this time so strong as to extend the demoniack on the floor. 'Now they are all gone.' said the doctor and ordered the far-
put to bed. On recovering
himself the latter declared he was perfectly cured ; he paid the nine
surveys, in the states oi Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
and the Arkensaw, Missouri, and Michigan territories including lands designated by the Spanish 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 United Slates and territories, and the latitudes of each state.
shin, will in future practice law in! The attention oi me aumur m uic nr&r. voiume nas nccn cineliy contincd toohiccts wlncri
ro-.ujnction, tiiey will attend the ir- would be mst iiKeiv to (tctermine tne choice ol a prudent i uit Courts of Orange, Washington, he purpost?(j to lix himself down for lifie Such as the tempei
' ' . ii'ilinti tnnii ill
H.Mvore J X.Dunbar. (.Itt'jrvies Iz Councelhrs at Law.) HAVING entered into partner-
icimuu vii i.iv. .'v. ... .iv miio,. , iniiiu uu3 ;ceii iiut ii y VjUiiuiicu iu uu utid liiuti mst likely to determine the choice of a prudent man in a place of residence where ed to lix himself down for life. Such as the temperature o' climate, healthiness of Mt-
son also the Federal and Supreme "atiun, icv, v,. ... wtv. -".u.l "cuu, ou. ci,u uuiui.ni siiu.nii Courts, and one of them will attend in natural mill-seats, growth ot timber, distances and bearings from places designed by nature for the western circuit. Those whowUh a market mines and fossils
to consult them in their professional deed, the author has endeavoured in his researches and remarks, to truly present, princi coEiy Pally from his own personal and critical observations, the peculiar privileges and advantage
Corvdon. Pa,,v 11 1,111 11,3 " 11 t v,t,ii " uuwnx mc jm;uuu.r priviiciieb anu uuv urn lilies.
MOOHK DUNBAR, naturally attacneu to me respective pans oi tne v estrrn uountry. ?rpLetters on business must te The second volume will contain a complete and correct description of the Military Bounty P P'1; Lands in Illinois & Missouri collected from personal observations and actual survey, and a Cil.URtiE n. c. SULLIVAN, nuip taken from the same, designating sections the author having lived on and explored those
(ATTO..VEV at law) landsouc veai'. Also, a particular description of the fractional s;ctions which lie on the
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Circuit, of the state of Indiana and in sissippi anu iiimuia i a u-c ucni- uic uiuht nupoiiani pan oi tne lanas in the tract, and the County t f Crawford and Edwards will be sold like other Congress lands. On these fractional sections are the principal scites in the Illinois state. for towns. Mills and Ferries within the military tract Also, those sections which have on He may al ways be found at his ofhee them m;ncrag anu sat springs, will be particularly designated. sZ "de1 There will be added lo this work, a Iktofthc principal roads and routs by land and water an atrrccmcnt, for business forwarded extending. Irom the provinces oi Ncw-Iji unswick, and Nova Scotia, through the United States
to him, in his absence, to be attended ani its Territories, to the Pacific Ocean embracing the main interior cross roads, between
to' 5 l1, the towns and places ol moat note. Also, will be added, the numerous tribes ol Indians, and A MAS LOtiT. their manners and worship, west of the Allegheny Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and EF r simsbury, Hartford county, numbers of souls, asi far as can be obtained from every authentic source. 2 J Connecticut, tour years at;o laU;
i ebruaiv, and came into the western! country, a man named ERASTL'Si ROREllTS; now about thirty six' years old. lie is an active shoema-
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CONBITIOi
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, uis ''crwi'.h abun.kmie of thanks, a mi le'iuned iti Hie l;est spiiitsto ris Ml!-;.-. ' ,;.'de vitnrses attest th.is cx-
and wmktd some lime in Camions
Inn ih and abc-ut Wliceiing, and went iuun tlie Oi io liver. He was iast ! a aid; from at Limestone, Kv. ai d set
i v cuvr. wldch proves the
;t i.-t rr ss of the doetor as well as the trith ' Salomon's proveib, that with tin f"d ve must sometimes taik like a fool.
A voune: lad, who at-.
The work will be printed with a handsome type on good paper, and delivered to subscribers
rby trade, of small stature, stiait neatlv bound, and gold lettered for 1 75 bnundin boards M 37 The 1st volume will ui erf l:!fciben,d? Ts ElTnhcr Cimt1" 400 Pas-tbr cco"d Yo"" " contain about 200 pages at one dollar without the o. naae look, talks rather slow ard niap, and with it 1 iO. X hcvc wiM be iVjaps of each of the western states and territories, from
s veiy fond of fhing and hunting, actual survey, as soon as possible after the surveys are received, of the late purchases from the le canicu with l int his kit of tools, Indians
A discount of 30 percent will be made to those who take 25 or mere copies. The author tenders his acknowledgements to those who have patronized him by their very
liberal purchase:- and recommendations of the first addition of his work, and assures the public
mt fiL-m there to so to Illinois, or generally that he will , if his life and health a' e spared, be indefatigable in his researches and siv ri rhen'whnsnvi1 ,llat Til,t Nar care will be taken, iii tiie revision and correctirm of the second edition. III. dull MX tllll UKll, WlIOSeailNl- v . . : .1 .11-1 1 1 , I t . . . . ety lor him is extieme. He said his LYscnptums ot new villages, recently established, shall be inserted it forwarded to Cmeiniews were to fnd him a place. Lou- nilti, postpaid. i iiie was talked of and the state of Subscription papers for the second, and book of the first edition, will bo left with th fd;,;mois. Itha, been repotted that he i(nving jventleincn : viz.-The Post-Ma.ter at Vincennes-Ja-obs Lerov, merchants do. has marued ai oti.er w tie, but is not .. b frr.. , , , , , fx iri . , .. . . ; ... eredutd. Ar. pe-cn who can give Kdgour laUor 6; teoo, do. no. Ifoct. lnttlcsev. Carlisle. lud. and Pnihps Speer any itdonm.tio:. ol him, whether he look sellers Cinciiinatti dames Pearsons Paoli Robert IJranham, Madison Thorn 15 bedeadoi r live, wut confer a great fa- Armstrong, Vcvay Stephen Wood. WilmingtonJohn M PrentWs flindostan Uootiie u,r o a di-oM,s,.aic family and mt- j Neu- Suieni- J. tl. Ctduirn, Laurenceburgli Cant, halter, St. Louis. mcrous connexions, it dead, by tel- . . , . fT , , 1 . . , lim; where, when, and in what man-1 Printers ttuoug.iout the ijiuonandui Cauaoa, are requested to give the anovc one or two ner he died, Sec. and if living, insertions, and likewise procure subscribers. All communications must be forwarded to Cinwheie. h.e is, what deine;, and such cilinati.
ther mtormation as mav be interest-
Mr. Joel Haieomb, Esq. ot
i. . i - . r g ,
a spun ni uii- vnaiuy. m ine .iaie oi uJiimtirau.
tMit as amvmtice at a !;,,r to
STRAYED or ST0LE.W
.1 X rnrf.
tc-w-wiN Ineame re'u brated fM- his -in;;; to his family, by addressing u let-
v it. w .is b Mm
verv eariv re On
in-.; that wa M)im w'ut ci il'v, lie h.: i,Ml r.nm l the fire, and discom
moned his rood mistress who w as JROM the sub riber, levins in Bend
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rnn:ovr ! m cretimg un.iMiM
O-iU' listen. IWt von ' hear the j 1 W Ungllt ihllf MaVCS,
f.. , V vJ.-in.T ? Sm.r'mp- !" returtied cue ( t i.,e,u tour ears old, about rixteon
.... . 'l lTl!-!'"
the bov, with some didam. and more
Vincennes, March .h. ln0.
E DMUXI) DAK
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e: u:rv t near itixenviiie. . lUinoi-.on
die t i ot'Ai.r.l last.
FKATIIE'US.
. . .
ianei .e.; ; ihe eitier mx xearsoU!, ana
about l :iein hands ; e'aeef wl;ica hid
mane and
s. If impoitance, if is culu ttiartco.i hv boih black ferreting. tail. Also, a
Chesnut Sorrel Horse
A
uppiod to be ten ears old, a'.'out six-
'teen iia.uls h.h. a star in his Lrcacad.
other k'iu's of COCN TRY swav liaeked, ami has sa,hlle marks.
l'R U)CCl',will be reeeivid in p?y-
n e.f lhvcrip.tion t the Wkstf.rn Sr, lh'" pvee it Near. JOH piuNTING ' :th eye-u'ed. on the short il notice, at this ollice.
Wdieever will take up v.kl horses, an.: return them to t)u snbscviber, or give inform.ition where tlit t;.n be haU, sh:d be hand-oriely re v .tiled. Any pei;.; who w.. auna tne three, diall h.aeo, i r Ins i: ubk . SHl-.niKKl) MiKlRl iiO.'.v Uuu':., lit. June lt ibiU. tv
G E 1 G 13 Ml) O N A u I ). ( a rro k sr. 2' Co v ss :: 1. 1. j at L.ar i II is cpened an ollice in tiie house u General . Johnston, ater Street. i:u eiru-s: He will practice in theM'p:nie th art i f the State, the rr.it ed
t s iisirict t o;.n, ami uiv v. 1 1 e i v i
tYm-ts ot Knox, D.aiv, Sullixan and l-
vo eeunties. All business committed to his care, will he punctually attend U to. r.-jf ;:.(.?, ;r. 8, lSl'A
d. ROSE MAN, Windsor and Fancy Chair Maker. I'hree Doors below Mr. Beanmns II' tel v i 1 1 pay one dollar per bushel fot lean VI i AX-SEED. Vincennes, Dec. 11. 5fctf
CASi'XCS. J. Me ("inn ii Co. EESPECTFULLY inlorms his j li ietuU and the public in general
that he has just received in addition to
his iormcr stock, a Iarc rjuantity of CAS'FIXGS, comprising a general assortment of Hollo w - W are, also, a tew sets of MI EE i;io.s, All of which lie offers low for CASH Vincennes. July 23, 181 . "-4tl Hht nk 'Notes, &c. at Hiis ofilce. JlkoBULK DEEDS.
Watch and Clock Makers. Silversmith's and Ji-celUrs. jj ESPECTFULLV inform their f friends and the public in general that they have re:noed their sliop to the house lately occupied by Mr. Patterson as a stoic where every Icseription of WATCHES .4XD CLOCKS, vill be repaired and warranted to per!orm twelve months.
They also continue to manufacture all kinds of Silver-Ware ami Jen-els. The highest price jiven fir old GOLD AXD SILVRR. April 18. 23 tf