Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 July 1820 — Page 1

teii A O iiJi iJY STOUT j OSBOUN. VINCENNES, (IND.) SATURDAY JULY 8, 1820. Vol. 11. No. 28.

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77E WESTEliX sux AN D GEXERAL ADVERTISER, Is published everv S.rt;?n.r, at TWO DOLLARS per annum,if paid in a lvricc, or TWO DOLLARS & X'W fY CFA'TS at the end of the ear, for winch a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn until all arrc vrages are paid. . in v f. r n s e m R s rs conspicuously inserted on the usual terms. Advertising customers ill note on their advertisements the number of times thev wish them insertedthose sent without such directions will be continued until forbid, and must be paid for accordingly. LAXD OFFICE MUXEY.

The Receiver of Public Monies had been instructed to receive in payment far lands sold m the district ot v mcenncs notes oh the following Ranks, viz: 13 m'.t of the U. States and branches, Bank of Virginia and its Branches, Tarmcr's Rank of Virg. and branches, Bank of Penn. (Philadelphia) of Xorth America do. "Farmers and Mechanics Rank do. Mechanics Rank of City h county do. 'Commercial Rank of Penn. do Schulkill Rank do Bank of Northern Liberties do of Maryland of Raltimore of Columbia (Dist. of Colum.) Union Rank of Georgetown do .Patriotic Rank of Washington do 'Bank of Washington do of Metropolis do. of Alcxdria do "New Yotk Rank, New York Manhattan Co. do icchanics Rank do Merchant's Rank, do do UnLm Rank, do Rank of America do Hank oi Chilicothc, Ohio, State Rmk of Indinia at Vinccnnes, ".Rank of IUinoise, at Shtwnee-Town, IBank of Missouri, at St Louis, Hank of Misjjppi and branches, do of New-Orleans. d of Louisiana, Planters bank do. No note of lessthan five dollars, nor foreign Gold Coin is receivable. C;rrrcffrf weekly for the Sun.' Tinccuncs Hotel. fflTXW above establishment is now I cpen k ready for the reception of Tlie Proprietor, having furnished St with every requisite necessary for the accommodation of those who may think proper to call on him, hopes to rnve general satisfaction. ' CAR TLR RE A MO X. Vinccnnes July fi, 1319. 2etf NOTICE. TIIL co-partnership heretofore ex(stinvj under the firm of H'assons & Say re, vas dissolved on the 1st inst. by mutual consent All persons indebted to that firm will please to have their accounts settled immediately, with J.1MESI? GEO. . ir.SSOA; at Carlisle or Merom, who are authoritied to settle the business of the con cern. JAMES WASSON, r. A WASSOX, JAMES SAY RE. Carlisle, June 2, 1820. The busir.rts 'ixil be continued i.v iT.tRLisLE and MEROitby the under 4lgxcdi who hut. this rY ixF.crivr.n A rur.sii supply or Dry Goods. Oro L' c r i c s . Vi rock c r v . iron Sf Steel. Jadics? and Gentlemens SHOES. Which they tcill sell low for Cash. Then have also for sale, . M BAUIIHLS Good Whiskey. JAMES WASSON, T.EO. A. WASbON. June G 24 tf

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NEW GOOB

. Seventy Five Packages, CONSISTING OF DRV GOODS HARDWARE &? GROCERIES. . Received and opening this day at R. M. PJlnsons, next door to C Greater Esa's Hotel.

March 26, 1820.

GBOCJEEIES

The subscriber has just received from

GROCERIES,

Consisting of the following Articles :

s Imperial, "1 Hyson s TEAS. Young Hyson, j Chocolate,. Loaf and Brown Sugar, Madeira, Teneriflfe, Sherry ,j Port & Claret, Wines. Cogniac Brandy, Jamaica spirits. New England Rum, Holland Gin, Porter Molasses, Haisins ; Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Almonds, s Cuecn's -Ware

M of which will be sold low for CASH. WILLIAM BUIITCH. MJYUt 1820. tfl9 xY. U All ivlin have long standing accounts, are earnestly re quested to call ami close their accounts immediately. Wm. B.

NOTICE. ' J HE public are hereby informed U that otoek in tne Jcifersonville OIIK) CAL COMPANY, may now be subscribed lor at the Receiver s ortice m meenncs, where the books are opened for that purpose R. PAR KE, Jsc N. EWlNGlfj J. DOTY, S Jgent. Vincennes, June 26, 1818. 30-tf-Hr. Mills, jr. $uo. Commission Merchants EVANSVILLE, (IND.) REFERENCES. s. Mess. Calvin i)amunjn.J?CQ. 1 u . 4 J j a I Cincm Jiayaen & -1u6iny y Haihcn IS Barnts. J ' Dan'l Hirts & co Louisville. Y"bie is1 Jljter Ncw-Oi leans. John Mctitjfin Vincennes. THEr UAVE OS MJSD, and intend keeping a large and general assortment cj DItY-UOOi), GROCERIES, QUEE.VS and JLUW.WARE. All of which will bu sold very low for CAMI. Evansville, May 20, 22tf N. Smith SKCOND STREET, (Ofifiosite Cc!. Lunelle's Hotel.) I O N r I X U E to c arry on , m al I XJ its various branches, the r IN & S 11 K 15T-1 RON MANUFACTORY, And will execute all orders with uomntitudc, on reasonable terms. N. LI. All kinds of JOR WORK .one at the shortcut notice. J Ye$UTn Reserve" moiey takrn at lAU. Vincennes, M-v 29. 22tf 1)1 a nk Deeds for sale at this Oilice. "

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XEJV - ORLEAXS an Assortment of Shad, Mackerel, Dried Herring, Pepper ; Allspice, Ginger, Allum, Indigo, C o p p e ras, Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting, White Lead, ground in oil, Spirits of Turpentine, Logwood, Iron, Cut Nails assorted, From 3d. to 24d. hammered nails, Trace Chains, Mustard, Spanish Cigars, snuff, Salt Pet re, Powder, lead, and shot, Brimstone, 8 Glass-Ware ; FOR SALE IQ5 Acres of Laud Well timbered and a good mill seat with 66 acres of rich 1'rarie, under cultivation and a young Orchard the property of the heirs of John Lcmcn deceased, on Marrier I' reck, Knox County, Widencr township, ALSO FOR SALE adjoining, 105 acres 40 acres improved, for terms apply to ROBERT LEMEN. at .he premises. Hat Manufactory nHE subscriber respectfully inl forms his friends and the public in general that he continues to carryon the Hatting Business ill nil Ite vinnila li m o Lie til Ul 1 tWJ 1 Ul J Ul HILllLiJ U ft. 1113 u.. u: biiULiuu in v nice nnes ... . , . , . I t where he has on hand and will at all times keep an extensive assortment of FASHIOXABLE hATS, which he wiu warrant shall not point of elegance Sc durability, be ex celled by any in the rJ. 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 part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their patronage. RlCU'n. P. PRICE. Orders from a distance thankfully received and promptly attended to. January 30th, 1818. fi Yaluahic Lands FOR SALE. THE unders!g:ied F.xcccntrix and Executor of the Estate et T-jUsyaiut Du tji deceased, oll'cr far sale any lands belonging to the Estate of the deceased, lying within the Counties cf Knox, Sullivan Mid Duvies Also two valuable Lots in Yinecnnes. The Terms will be made easy to pur chasers and sold at a fair price. For further particulars, apply to either of the undersigned, or George H.C. Sulliand in Yincennes. JANE DUBOIS, TO USSA1NT DUBOIS. Jan. lw tf.

MRS. n.lBE't, ESl'EC ITULLV informs the La

Ji dies t Yincemrjs arid its icin'tv t'u e i wened a MILLINER S SHOP, Vel door above G. W. JOHNSTON'S. :i Water Street, and has on hand, .vncral asortJnent of ; Bonnets, CapsTnrbans, Collarettes, Capes, BandBoxes, &c. Of the latest tasnions. She will also make Ladies9 DRESSES, alar & wui en Straw & L-gfurn BO.XETS. Vinceunes, June 2-i. 3w DISSOLUTION. riliiE co-partnership ot bu li.ivan cc A Call, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Their united attention will jc bestowed on all business heretofore entrusted to their care. G. R. C. SULLIYAN, J. CALL. Dec. 10, 1319. 5Qtf. G. IK LLVDSAV, (attorney 5c counskllok at law,) Has removed to EVANS VILLE. (IND ) where all business cnuusted to him, will be pro. atiy attended to. Lvansviilo July if, la 19 31 tx 100 Dollars lie ward It AN A WAV from the subaeiioer on tne 27th Fcb-

ruary, near Miudictown, Jetfei son ' moment he heard of his escape, and county, Ky. a dark mulatto iad named' had not returned when I last passed FRANK, about 20 years old, 5 teet a through that place. Whether he or i) inches high, straight and slender' succeeded in finding him, or went to made, small b.ard, full mouth, upVer.aid in his flight, I know not. Forty fore teeth considerably decayed, nair . dollars in Georgia bink notes, is all ' generally neatly comtxd, down Iook, the money recovered of the boy, and and when spoiton to, replies slowly which he confessed he had stolen and somewhat surley ; he chew to- from the mail. '1 he money is in the bacco. j possession of Mr. Weir, or Mr. He had on when he left me, a fash-i Webb of Gecnville, whence the letionable fur hat about half worn, an tcr came tha contained it ; its cleatiold blue broad-cloth coat, the culls nduion, and who was the writer, he bound with civet, striped waistcoat, tended not to know, white shirt, white coui;tr cloi.i pan- Saiu boy has two brothers, voting taloons, white socks, and a pin of men, the eldest a tanner and currier, course shoes, it ispiobablc nc wiii residing near six miles front Ev.nsctiange his name aiid CiOlhes. 1 will ville, in Indiana, on the mad to give the above toward il he is lodged Princeton and Vincennes, and it is in any jail in tho United States, so that j not improbable he may seek refuse

i gei mm, or mo rewaru wiiu travelling expenses if delivered to me. SAMUEL LAWRENCE. April 1. 17 6v Taken up, J Y Joseph Mui,,oh:, i. uigin IndepenjLF dciice townsnip, Vigo eoauty, nuiaad, u black ilOlaE iJi nanus hi&n, left iiind foot white, se cral badJlo maUb, u few Viiite nans m iiis ioriicud, supposed to be il years old appruibed at m-ty-hve dollars, by L. lieittlcy, il. aisun, and J. Wilson, before me a. Justice ot the lcace tor the county ui "o, inuiana, this 4lu day of May, 16u. J AiVlLjd JOi-Nll, J. P. v. c. April 2J. .Jot Sheriff's Sate. J5J ILL be soiu on tne premises V Y adjoining me town ot L,ynthiana, the loiiowing property iz : about ninety acres ol iand, a part of tue South East quarter section 1 i, Lo.wtsnip 4, south, range l2 west; two ! loU in the town ol cvnuuuija, .NU. 5 i .... antl 6. antl all nis personal property, on the 24th day oi' June nexi taken us the pioperty ot CiemeiiL Waning,

to satisly executions imbued iiom niu 1U rirrnit rnnrt fit l-u'v rmmtv in I ivdi-

of liorshy and Sterling; where duj attendance wu be given ;;y WILLIAM LOYLE. D. S. P. CJune 3, 23. j ,.)) c ji n n i r K & AM0RY KIX.Er, 7" ILL in future practice LA IV V v in conjunction, in the conniies of Davis Kno r, Sullivan, l'igo Marti':, Duh A ami Pike, and in the Su r. preme Court One of them will at iall times be found in tlu ir oflirc at Washington, except during the session of courts. All orders and CO.Vl'E YAXCI.YG will be punctujilv attendtd to. Washington, April 10, 1820. tf20 400 bushels ALLUM SALT. VIHIY LOW 1'JU CASH, By the subscribers. jr. MILLS. Jr. $ Co. EvaiiiviL'j June y. 2j Jin

200 Dollars .E W A.ll I)

1 11 ? :r:VARI) of Two Hundred . a ilollat a l)f iivun for ihc ap prehension ar.J conviction of f. . . J a nies Ste vli ens .. JL a boy, and late a Mail-Carrier on tho route from Russelsviile to Montana field, (Ky ) Said Stephens robbed the Mail on Sunday the 14ih of May, on his route to the former place; a bout 4 miles -from the latter ; and on Wednesday the 17th, "on his return from Russelville to Morganheld, about 8 miles below Greenville. His depredations arc-supposed to have been extensive and frequent. - His robberies were committed without injury to the niail-ba:;s, by drawing the letter packets thro' between the holes on the mouth thereof. Many mutilated letters, and some entire post-bills and wrappers have been found ; some of which are in the possession of Mr. Weir, P. M. at Greenville, (Ky.) When the above letters were brought to Mr. Weir, he despatched two gentlemen in pursuit of the rubber. They arrested him on Saturday night, the 20th u!t. at Morganfield, whence he made his escape from them the next morning (Sunday.) 1 have since been in pursuit of him, and am inclined to believe he has gone down the river towards New-Orleans. The father, who resides in Madisonviile, Kv. went after his son the witli them, lie iormerlv rode on the route tro?n Hopkmsville to Henderson, Ky. and is well known at the latter place and on the road to Madisonville. He has been heard to tell his parents that he would runaway to Orleans, and thence proceed to sea. The said James Stephens is about 4 feet 9 inches high, said to be under 14 years of age, rather stout and full in Ins person, hair light, eyes blue, face round, full and freckled. HU appearance is good. He is said to be much addicted to lying, and to pos scss an uncommon snare of art and cunning for such a youth. He had on when he escaped, a black hat and shoes, a short coat of pale mixed domestic blue and white, and twilled pantaloons of the same colour. Tlie two latter articles were recently purchased new at Morganfield, with money robbed from the mail. It is probable he will change his name and apparel. The subscriber will pay the above reward for his apprehension and conviction. A B. LINDSLEY, Agent Grn. P. Office. f7The Kentucky IIera!d,"Louisville, Argus, Eiankfort, Weekly Mes. senger, Russeiiville, Kentucky Republican, Hopkinsville Ky. and Illinois '.iazettc, ShawncctutTD, 111. will insert the above conspiciously for weeks and send their acoumls t the P. si master at Yincennes, Ind. for piyment All other Editors West and outh of Cincinnati and Lexington, would subserve the public interest by i;ivin this advertisement an inscition. A. B. L. June lo 24 4w JSVTiCE. FlllIE Co-part:ieihip hrv .nforo cxisi under the firm of JACOBS 5c LE U)Y, w.is dissoh td on the lth inst. !)V nuitnal consent. All persens indebted tath in by note or bock account, will please t call immediately and adjust the imc, with Mr. Richard .f. I In m (at the stare formerly occupied by J..cbs 5c Le Roy,) who is duly authorised to settle tlie concerns oi said hrm. JAMES JACOBS. ALEXIS LE ROY. Vine mr.es, C9:A Afi nl 1 . 0. tf 1 3 NOTICE STEPHEN COLLLYS, an inalid pensioner, of the l States, wia call at this office, he will receive some serviceable information.