Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 39, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 October 1820 — Page 3

Andrew Mar.cr Cornelius Mtrr' John McCouiought Isoiic McGary Allen MtGchey I t A f - V I.. V I N C E N N E :::::::( ) C L) maiuiv uuU w.... t . i jirrenuau .ic..eeiy v' neiice, isuwui auu iu-i - j - I . , i v iiii iiii iuiciiu ... . ... . .. ..titmlo Jtirl rn 11 rr!a filiation, thaticn it with water, and squeeze out tnu rience, wisdom ana vinuc, u is a suuj - - - , vVilliun Millard Ihc term t,r winch the connection ,. - - nllion Wit( ,uice to the quantity of one gill ; addon, btlMiicis. between Mout & Osborn, hav.jMme et Km Ucliici u M of new rmlk riBht Lorn the cow, and Jrmcs Xabb 2 i.Sexp,rcd, .. Stout ag.im resumes the the nath which leads to the publit rotable spoonfulsofmolasscs.mix them entire and sole management oi the II - P1"1 "e lml wmcn leaus 1 vcll t0i,ctl'ier aml urmk it,f tl,c first Joseph Osborn tern San V Grncrul Mvtrlh-r ; having Ba. rf f tv josc docs not lcm0ve the cause in six John Ockeltrcc hSnieT to' Mlu oIfTorSs'no example of such stea- .our., .cpeat the dose. Twenty jxars tot c - UUaVhcSl c it3 -" pe. severance and unshaken constancy P'ce f je aWe men .one as t t- ,vmi ,kc , . . the saires and heroes ot our own pie- us emcac). ine utau iua " 14U James Parkcnson sally .MOecly Moses Nai O Thomas Owens 2 V Lewis Pcckham ?, William Prince C Moses Petty sa:y to say 10 nis l eaner, upon au, em-;-- - nfim:ril,ion Of the fifty -bis from one to five feet high." Thomas Palmer Wilhani Pace Jacob Poormai tn..... - l , I........ .l.lKn o. Url.l.n W v. v ..... . - , J I - IS, Mr. Paillard

- -JIT7eflect that the persons elected for mem- "Take the herb called Bitter Weed, t William Mellaril SSMIBSS 3l!Ji5?bcp. of the o!dcPogreSs, were persons oi son,, ZJ! w jwj w inalure ase and eminent for their expe- Cows i ail ced, because it has; a bu net ' J;:ren;iah McNccl

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D ;B Ml VII iiii JNr.rt, consort of;

lirua-or, ot t i.s place. )a the rth S.-in. Mr. J AMF.S Ki.S-

l:ue ol Ncw-io. k. lie ha: iet

til nii to deplore his loss.

i II

I..' x t i

--) the ,)0t!i Sent, altera s'tort

Mr. WILLIAM C. VANDKVKN- . I lis 1m: s svill be retrrettcd by all who

ha-.l the pleasure of his acqaaiiitaace.

Ex'lrxcr of a letter f'r .m ths Council

;7vfM d.zlrd Jutcust 20, 1820

" I eiiDi ace this opportunity to itform

van till! p.imnt d:ivs since, a nar'v ot

In li ins (.-upposed to bo the Sioux ot t'.u

liHir.ieied m a tnol

jv U;is)

s'lockniir

enb'e i"ank. ArnrAi excepieu, miu iuih uiwu, ..u.v. , . . Konert uape f.,MrV,tnr to the cause of his country, not dress of domestic manufacture, whica is Juhn kussc11

...:.u...,i:.i thP nnwprful inducement icscribed as follows : Robert A. Road

offered to sin, and the artful means exert - A coatee or short coat, and panta- John Uobb

td to disengaj

re them from their devotioi I loons oi dark domestic cloth black and Abner Ito.imson

to the m-w-born republic We think H lute mixture, denommated iron prey. . j

in a consid ration ot these iacis, wui.a; r.iaut.uau, v..v, , ,vo,m ...w.. ' William Rapcr

discover something nononmc iu uuuiai v.v-., v.M.v ...v

James Uldv

Nat. M. RichardDavid Rizlcy James Reed Samuel Roques Rev. Calvin Rute Bishcj) R. R. Roberts Daniel Rankin Maria Reilv

ma iner two Frencnman bclonffin: to Li

sa's trading establisinneiit. It will sur

prise you to learn that this hortid deed va.i perpetrated within 12 miles of this pl. ee ; and wc were not apprised ol it until ten days afterwards, when about a dozen officers and mvself, went out and bu-

rLd them ; they appeared to havj been tcil'.tv! witii arrows, some of which wc

found i i them. One of those poor unfor

tnri.ite men is said to hive b:en a most

vaiuabie n,n to the establishment ; In

was a naif Indian (Osa-e) the company

mucli.

67. L'uis Enauirer.

Bank

regrets nis loss very

3b7.7-5, 06

14 98 05 2S5 4R1 9'

Ul,5v3 25

Statement of the situation of the of Missouri. Capital Stock of M. P. 2 10,000

Branch 40.000 250 000, 00

Debts due Real estate Monies deposited Notes in circulation

Cash on Iniul in Specie 189 624 97 Bank Notes St Eastern 26 294 57 Fun is ) ' T. F. Iliddick, i;cnti to be cxclvdi'ed m V 6,650 10 Kentucky andOuio J At St. Genevieve 40,000 00

261,524 6llR.ston has in

August Chouteau, President. J seph Ph'uupson, Thomas Brady, 11. Von-Phul, Michael Fesson, Thomas Hempstead, f L. Bompart, v. asliier. .Sr. Louis Enquirer.

nature, and it is our pride that this singu

!ar h.onor belongs to America It ma; further be obscrveds that those who havdeparted descended tenderly loved to tlv

iravc, and that those who sunntau reverenced as fathers of the peo,; le ; between whom and them the most happ an l pleasing intercourse exists. Wc las :ph mir eves uiion them and hang upo

their words, as if they were of a supcrio-

n, (pr rf Uenr i vet thev do not rec . n

hat sort of homaire. which kings exact c

the people of king-governed countru

bestow it is the homage oi u iuu tu w. -tue. freely given and affectionately re ceived on principles of political equality.

'or services renderctl or attentions jjuiu . lonorahle alike to both paities to it. Ait is nnnointcd to all men to di .

xv n rnnn.tt hnnc maiiv years longer to b

blessed with the presence of any of thosv whn nrtfd in the revolution et we pra

that the dav of heir departure may be as

distant as their desire is to remain anct

tvliPn it hnll nlese Him who raised them

up for the fcveat work of giving birth to

a nation, to take them to Mimseu in.n

intrU breasted, with a small pointed lap- ;ft. t..

pel; the pocket on the ou.side ot the Samuel Stout skirt with a scolloped welt .' James Seedscs " W in. M. Stewart i B zi nf IiltlM n'-1ohSeads A i-Jial JLlotLIO. Benjamin Sampson

i EM Al NINO in the Post-Ohice at Louisa Smirl

G. Simpson Merrill Scarlett John S ici ider 2 Samuel Skomp John Smith 3 Daniel Shaw 2

Joab Sexton

Vinccnnes, the quarter ending on Pn Rev S 1 Scott 2 w l. . 1 Smith h riw ATirli-w 1

the 30th day of September, .820, which ,v;1

i! not taken out v.Uhm three montns win iUiam hprigh sent to the General Post-Office as dead Wm. A.Stclhuan letters : ;)aid Stewart t Persons enquiring for letters in the Gabriel S-.-ott above Us:. iviU filcnse say they are aclver- Ambroy T. Sa-vyer

tised. L'?wden Andrews J Van Alexander William Amev

Villiam Armstrong

Archibald Allen lichard Anderson .ackariah Archer Ann Abbott Enoch Bacus 2 Jo-iah Butler

r Vin Bath

Nancy Si-co

Michael Sack man

Jacob Scager John J. Stewart J hn Stui)loc J tines Smirl Mrs. Margaret Scott Rachel Slawsen John Shackford

ri:;..!, .M..-.rtnn Chas.Tillinzhast

llison ic M'Namee dham 1 rusdall 4

Phebe Allison John Amelong Joseph At wood Charles Allend William Adams

PnuvMint Rover

1 Mill lllllt III I. ' w " I . -

thev m w be blessed and leave the worh' j xxx p.e ief eld J J . . i I r-i ... 1)1.1-..

triumphant without one wisn uuKw.u-

William Bennett Joseph Beard Robert Bene field

Jeremiah Brock

Thome

lobert Thompson

Col. l . iiro

F. (i. Vaiiderburirh

Wm. West!iro')o

Voah Wright Dr. Jeremiah Wood

Elizabeth Woods

Wm. Wrav

Cale!) Trever Cliarles Thorn

m. Thomj)sou Waller Tavlor

pson

Thos. II. Blackburn v - V aKcr

riiom ts Blake

ha Brown

lJoirardus

Jauv.'s V Baird 2 A "llliani B trney

Dct i IV icon

Professor SiWman saw in the Briti,!' inuw.m u on F.vntiaii pebble, which

hitio- :,rri lentiv broken, discovered, T , R ,

h.th trKn the. tractU' e, a m i im:'s I h i rtOVCl

ness of the poe' Chaucer. It is a most

singular lusus naturae

UTICA, AUGUST 22.

Ths rr mains of Gen. Coving i ox, w ho

fell at the battle of Chrysler's held, ami

Lt. Cols. Dix an 1 Johnson, who died

in the service of their country, have beet

rmnv'il from T'l eiH' h Mills to S a ket s

I V 1 v 'v . - - K - - " Harbor bv tlic officers of the second re

giment of Infantry, uiul deposited near the

remains ot the I tmenteu I'lric -pe..cei

kc.1 The funeral rites were peitomicd on Fuesday last, ..ttended by the officers

and men oi the ar;nv and navy generany

and many cf the citizens of Sackets Harbor and the neighboring towns. Majot

Gen. Brown and suite appeared in tin

Trrocess'nm as mourners, and (hvine set

vice was peifonm d at the place of inter

mcnt by the Rev. Mr Snow den.

1 ne II. Bennett William Boyer AMliam Bnnner lonsieur Blandv: I,irk B irnett

hton, Spanish onsni, ai

his possession a s'mtia n i KUl -. ..Ki.i .

iiuic tMMr :V If IS 3 Ul U ICUU-.o i.uirtf-

ed amongst ballast tooc, thrown from ;

.,t tnvn nort W nen uiumi

U mounted two co'vnlete half heads u Oixon Clack

" " . ' rl, . T .--1 1.

ci. oil ihn mit tines ot the leatures hamuci ti.iiu

7 . -.ill

i:iir. were nerfectlv distinct. & the heati

vTere of a darker color than the rest y.

the stone. What is mosi sut y. inK

thatonf f'ce was male and the other Jc-

mah ; and even the putting up ol t-

tVi,. tvsi nnnronnate to the sexes tncy

were situated in the stone, jock to face.

Art? Intel.

John Brumley D micl Brown Lenher Beauneau Hashben Black wer

George Baugh JohnBartlett Knox County CFk i John Brothers James Bennett Eli.-ha Brown Lt. Oliver G.Burto: ?Ioiisieur Blanc

f 1:1 U ll'IflW

Jno. T. andeventcv Catharine 'anosdak W Pleasant Whitlow Alexander Woods Hugh Woodrow John Wyant Thomas Windoo Ames Worxlin Richard Whipple. -Stephen Wan en Edward Wilks

Eli-ha Crocker 2

Elizabeth Collins

Nathan Clifton

Robert Dare Mr. Dil worth David Douthet r-rassaini Dubois 2 I. W. Durcnford

Nathan Cross

(ieroine Creiier 2 William Carlisle Norman Cock Geo. W. Colcgrove

George Dunn Charles Dewey James Dean William Daulcy

Henry Dougherty

Ludwick Earnest John II. Esly

Pointed Puns.-Tuc following neat & P;cr

novel toasts were dru k at Shawiicetowi..L n Fqx in Illinois, on the 4th of July last

The Fair Ser Though partial to ,(1jAco)C,ii

particular sfa'e but that ot matrimwy Frederick Gimtccr

thev are alwaxs readv to promote wwww Peter inmorc

and good feelings.

Agriculture. Mav the lionest man w no

nuts his hand to the fihvgh never havt

his soul harr-rjed with care. D,we.sric Manufactures. While ou r.-,.,t- rrf.d husbands oui women

iiii ii i i rv v . p x

John V. Fennimore Thomas Ford 2 Alexander Fisher

Thomas Glass 4

.'atr'n k Gilmore 2 Vndrew Gardner iiarbora Gawthony IIath.wav

D. Circenough

Henry Gillame Hugh (Uenn 2

Robert Gill William W. Gallup Walter Goff

AV-i:' fslcnd eff Ca;e IIorn. new

stand has been discovered oil ap

Horn, in lat. 61 deg. long, 55 dog. by the chip William, on a voyage trom Mome Video to Valparaiso The same ship having been dupaichcd by Capt. Shcrirt of the Andromache frigate, to survey tiu . . .. , !' l

coast, explored it tr 200 milcs. i ue VCaptain went on shore and tound it covered with snow, and uninhabited ; abund

.to rf spnis and whales were found in

; I ' v rld-kitiirhnnM. He. ha named i'

-jj ltllV'UI tlVW.l New Shetland.

inim i I IotrcUS

iod wives our children ?0(nl citizens Danl. Ilollingsworth . ... 1- . I T 1 II I

an l our citizen good soldiers we ieai jonniiowaiu no foreiir- compel. us. Sally Hayes

our debts to John I'.ull, by boarding hin. nvm,a

IMiJ-iiniti 1 T ;rri4

Sfir,nih t-id e II orv. ins na fbi

r,,,;nd f.ftirr.its. and the mmistei s mane vunuel Jamefava

ships but the people put on -ngu-.tuua- jo:ui juiuau

, . a ti,o, thi-iii." i nomas ju;.o

less, ami il 'j.ii.v h...... . .it

MM l. ,nrr timPK nil t -U I V jwiiun

j ne lime i uuun

.i a i,..rl inrnrv srarcc. let us

1 1 t i ii i. iii iiii ai ti f

not comohin wnile we have whiskey toi . i r .

iur fiiends, and gunpowder ioi oui un-nies,

Anifrican U'crihi. s. We have to cor rect an error respecting the age of Mi lefierson as stated in the last volume, i.

the number of the 19th of August, pact

447 We arc intornud on the bet mi ihorkv, that Mr. Jefferson was lorn

hed of April, 174.1, and consequent!

was 77 vcars oiu in .prii tast, nisimu

vOfthc fif:v-six illustiious men win

signed the declaration ot iniiepfiuier.ee

forty-four years ago,--ur rer.ain o wit

ness and enjoy the truits oi tt:ti- man nanimous determination to possess th

io-hts of stlf-irovcrnmcnt. When wc

John Hickman

Joseph I licks Amvo Har.oway Jv;im Ilraklson Ambrose Ilulen (i.orgc W. lbnle William Iiaucc Daniel llnes William Iknderso; I Daniel Jac( bs 1). K. Jones A'iUiam Junkin

Job

aston

Fhomas Jar is

Wm. or Ja . K

co. C. Ki;.u:

Alexandria (in Egyfit J Ftb 4 Wc ate at length able to amu unce thai he irreat canal for transpoi tation. lion

R '.mauie iin.in toe Nile, to A-exandna

finished. Ti e Pasha has descended it r i-s whole length, accompanied by hi U"U t son, Ibtahini i asha, f mous tor hi.ctoiies over the Wecliabites. They aritdat Alexandria by way of the canai n 27 iiouis from Cairo.

J cf.b II. Leets

William Lee rthcr Lennen

vnt, A. Latou R ik 1 Leiuard . liver Lrtekwood ;J..hn Lester

hs S. Lev.-iS jata-b J. Lowe ;to;neo Lewis

Jacob Mongin -oseph Met .T.ntock .oseph McLintock

. r.-.s.umcr ..... i -- v c e

w u h'.-g' " Ilyacinihe massed Whliam Lennion Ji.iui Law Abraham Ltyou Wilson Lngow Levi Lander Isaac Lehue Wm. C. LenT.ow Elev Leiiderman

amuel Manning

:ohn (;. McCleltir.

Cure 1r Dysentery The following, aid to be a certain cure for the Dysentt-

v. is cou munit atf d tor pub. ication u IJames A. Miller Jjhr. U'iKslwjul Scipio Cayuga Rep. Samuel Mat!.c'.s

Consid?" Mitchell Jt l;n Moore S. Mi Dill Delilah McCoy Mary Morrout James Moore Lew Meade

v. I ward Wheeler

Spencer Wood .Elizabeth Willlier I )ha Welton

G. R.C.SULLIVAN, P.M. ir.ccnnrv.Oct. 1820. 301 3 w

STATE O V INIMXNAT" Dubois County.

TAKEN UP.

VlTfsfS ,s' lJavi(i "tllman, one

i;5.15l'ovvn Uay MAI?E,about 14 hands high, 10 or I! years oid; ablaze down her forehead, several saddle snot

on her back, and a scar down her off

side, both hind feet white, no brands perceivable, appraised to 55 dollars, by J. Webb and Stephen M'Donald. Given under my hand this 3d day of July. 1820. ELI T'iOMAS, J P.D.C STA TE OF INDIANA, Dubois County.

$Wr Takeu Ulh TYcSl By Davis Williams, one iiA.CA.Chesnut Sorrel MARE, About 5 years old last spring, about 14 . . .

hands high, no brands perceivable, a streak of white down her forehead both

hind feet w hite, one saddle spot on her

duck, a oiennsn in ncr light eye, appraised to "5 dollars, by J. Webb and S. .Ni'Donald Given under my hand this 3cfday of July, 820.

ELI THOMAS, J P.D.C. TAKEN UP, 1 Y Flias Barker. Owen County

iii "tatc ot Indiana one Brown Horse,

i5 har ds high. 8 years old, with both hind feet w hite, some small saddle spots, had on about a dollar bell, w ith a leather collar and half round buckle, appariscd to 40 dollars, this 29th day of August, 1820. David Fain & N. Been, Appraisers. A Copy Test, JOHN HUTSON, j.poo. Otobor, 1820. 39 3w

1K.WLD trom the subscribe! on " ' the night cf the 3uh ult. on Fo:: river a

Black Horse and two Bright Bay Mares,

the horse is b hands one inch inch, 13

n ..1.1 I . .:.t.

or i-' ttiis uiu, uianiteu uu trn; ici'-u

B on the near shoulder, a number of sad-

ilc mark, he is not docked one r,f the

nares is 15 hands high, 3 years old last

puntr, branded with a pot hook on the

hear shoulder, both hind feet white the

o her mare about 14 J hands high, 2 years

old, branded with a pot hook on the near

shoulder. Whoever will take up aiu creatures, and deliver them at Samuel

Ciubb's, on the St. Louis road, shall re-

eivc the horse for their reward. ABRAHAM BOWMAN. October 2, 1520. r.?-St

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