Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 19, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 June 1821 — Page 4

ShLKCTlil) I'UKl in. COMPASSION. O I marked her blue eye it was humid and bright; And her sighs were more gentle than evening's last breath ; But the Look that she gave O 'twaitothe sight As the smile on the cheek of religion and DEATH. To her quick-heaving bosom an orphan he pressed. While the soft stream of yrapathy stole from her eye. And hex accent were soothing as wofd of the blet. Speaking peace to the loul from tht azurearched ky. On the cheek of the wanderer, though cold as the snow. Her life-breathmg lip she with gentleneig laid ; Again 'twas illumed with health's ruddy glor Again o'er its feature! serenity played. Compassion, I hail thee, thou first-born of heaven ! For thou lovest in the breast of the minstrel to dwell And when from the doors of the rich thou tut driven, His heart is thy pillow-nis bosom thy cell.

NEW GOODS

JOHN BW1XO I IT AS jut returned fiom Baltimore k U Philadelphia, bringing with him an cxtentive asortmctu of which he is now opening This assortment he bus carefully elected- it consists of, PUY GOODS, Il VUl) W AUB, OilOCEUIKS UUEBXSW ARE. (iliASS-WAUB, SHOES, N ails, HOOKS, S P ATIOXEUT, KttUSHKS, &c. &c. lie thinks it proper here to remark, that having hcretoiore sustained a very utuqurd share of the losses attending a credit business, his present circumstanceintimate the necessity of a determinai'nn to dfiiver no article to thr fiur eh iurr before fiaymtnt frr received. 13 l Vincennes, May 12, 1821. i t r r ii r r ? 1 1 fZi "h ir cs Z

00 barrels super tine FLOUR,

;A) do. Will My BY, 5 do. COFFEE M'G.V U, iMKRJAL and ?rni; 4 YON(; HYSON 3 IJljA. For sale l , 18-3 D. SAYRE.

PROFOSALS For printing y subst ription, an original work, entitled, the JUST1CEV CLERK, F A R W E R -' C R I V N E K. AGRICULTURAL PRLCLRTOR

INTERESTING SALE.

The sale of Lots in the Town of

LawrencevUle,

HE seat of Justice for Lawrence

county, will take place on the se

cond Monday and I uesday in Juiy next, being the 9th and I Oth days ot the month. This fivorable spot has recently Ween selected by authority of the Legislature of Illinois, and is handsomely situated on the west bank of L'Emberras river, about ten miles wet of Vincennes, on the direct road to Vandalia the seat of government of the state, and to St. Louis, in Missouri, and in the centre of a very thickly settled, rich and fertile country It may be safely said, that the natural advantages of Lawrcnceviile, are without a parallel in the state. Never failing and healthy Springs, Stone Coal and building Rock.aro in abun ance around it ; the falis in the river afford every facility to water works adjoining the town, where a giist and saw mill are now in rapid operation. L'Emberras is easily navigable to this place, whenevei the Wabash can be ascended to Vinccnnta ; the surrounding country is inhabited by thriving Sc in dustrious farmers, nd is fast increasing in population, riches and consequence. Lawrenccville bids lair to become a town of greai manufacturing interest when people will resolve to conform to the situation of their country ; when American will adopt their only national policy , and learn to exist upon the resources they possess within themselves, then will this place, from its natural advantages, be with few rivals in the west. The town is laid off on a liberal plan, and offers every inducement to purchasers. Plsts may be obtained by application to the Commissioners or T. Dubois, Esqr. on the premises mechanics particularly, of every description, are much v anted in the town and neighbourhood, and will find it their interest to attend o the davs of sale, as the term will be extremely liberal. JOHN DUNLAP, 7 n JAs. LAN ! EH MAN I OMMIS" VM MAR 1 IN. JSIONKKl. Lawrenceville, Muy 19, 1821. 16-7td JC7The Printers at Vandalia, and Sbawnectown, Illinois, will please publish the above in their respective papers until the days of sale, and forward their accounts to T. Dubois, Esqr. at Lawacnceville. ior collection.

JJ gAei-iff's Sale.

$e of two executions to me di-

, j-u irom uie vier s omce 01 me

knoxXtrcuit court I w ill expose to pub

lic $ye on Wednesday the 13th inst. at theSfourt house in Vincennes, the use of a house and half of Lott.jYo. 124, lying in the Borough of Vincennes. for the term of seven years, taken as the property of Nancy Thorn, executrix ot tna last will 5c testament of Solomon Thorn, deed, to satisfy J. Sc V. L. Coiman, and Letty Thorn. JOHN DECKER, Shff. k.o. June 2. 1821. 18-2t ""T I... i ( ) A Pocket Hook Found j (jN the state road between Vincennes xvand White river, containing a number of papers the owner can ge. it again by applying at the Western Sun of. iUe, and paying for this advertisement. Viuccunes, May 31, 1821.

State of Indiana.

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KNOX COUNTY C li.CUiT COURT, Jfinl Term, 1821. James B. Mc.Kawn, an Insolvent Debtor, vs. His Creditors. Petition. 7 2 "'HIS day came the said James B. 3 Mc.Kawn, by Jacob Call, ids attorney, and filed his petition, praying that the court would grant to him the benefit of an act entitled, An act for the relict of insolvent Debtors " It is therefore considered by the court that the Clerk give notice of the pendency of such petition in the Western Sun paper, printed at Vincennes, and that the court will act upon said petition on the first day of the next October term. A Copv Attestc, JOHN D. EARLY, d.cIk cu. May 31, 1821. 18-3w Slate of Indiana. KNOX COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, jifiril ferm 1811. Zachariah Pulhapn Insolvent debtor, vs. jfy His Creditors. Petition. rjpiIIS day came the said Zachariah Tiii ham, by U. R. C. Sulln 'crc, his attorney, end filed his petition, praying that the court would grant to him the benefu of an act emit led An act for the reiitf of Insolvent Debtors." It is thtroforc considered by the court, that the Clerk give notice of the pendency of such petition, in the Western Sun paper, printed at Vincennes and that the court will act upon said petition on the firat day of the next October term. A Copy Atteste, JOHN D. EARLY, d e k.c.c. May 31, 1821. 18-3

State of Indiana. KNOX COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, .ffiril Term, 1831. Datid Chandler, an Insolvent Debtor, vs. j Hit Creditors. Petition. rTpHIS day ciuic the said David Chanely lcr, by Jacob Cc'l. his attoncy, and filed his petition, praying that th court would grant to him the benefit of an act entitled, An act for the relief of Insolvent Debtor It is therefore considered by the court that the Clerk gue notice of the prndbi.ry of such petition in the Western Sun paper, printed at Vincennes, and that the court will act upon said petition on the first day of the ntxt October term. A Copy Attestc, JOHN D. EARLY, d c k cc. May 31, 1S21. 18-Tw State of. Indiana. KNOX COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, Aftril Term, 1821.

Ezra Nichoir, an Insolvent Debtor, vs. His Creditors

Petition.

Ten Dollars Reward. OTRAl'El) or stolen from the commons in Pulcuiitf, Hi. on the ni.ht l 19th inst three nones, one large , Horse upw?ffus of sixteen hands high, nine or ten years old, sliod before wiiii old suoes, a nu. nber of achiie marks, ai.il the bare rubbed oif his snouiaers with the culiar, blaze face, and bolu hind ieet while, a well as 1 recollect one hind loot naa a split on one side, one Dark buy Horse, about foui ietn and a bail nm.d high, seven eais old, l.cuvy maUc, oie or to lumpb on his backs, heavy mane and tall, moves sufi and trots hard, one Grey horse, ten years old, 1 4$ nands hin, low in flesh, mane inclined to l.ung on th iett aiue, and part ot it cut oft short, a naiura. tiottei ; any person th t will secui e the norse ko tna owner win get tlum again siiali r-.cei;e ten dol ars reward, ami all reasonable charges pid. jA .iES WILSON. May 24, 1821. 17-3w

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n Gay canse the petitioner by G. Jl IV. Johnston, attorney, and' filed his petition, praying the benefit of an act entitled An act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors.' It therefore considered by the court that the Clerk of this court give notice of the pendency of said petition in the Western Sun paper, printed in vincennes, and that tiie court y.illact upon said petition on the first day of the next October term. A Copr Atteste, c JOHN D EARLY, d c k c. May 31, 1821. 1 8-3 w NOTICE A GENERAL meeting: of the Storl-.

S. lotders ot the Bank cf Vi

the State Bank of Indiana, is requested & at their Banking house in Vincennes, oaCV

v euncbuay, June utn, at io o'clock, to investigate, , 1st I'he state of the Bank, and 2d If, after such investigation, it found most expedient, to close the concerns of the institution; and for the final adjus ment of its business, to form such rules and regulations, and make such appointments, as the circumstances of ihe cae may require.3d. 1 o do such business, generally, as the state and condition of the Bank msy demand.

B. V. Beckes, . Mc A'amee, Albert Budollet, Joscih Mc.Clure, William fturtchJ

G Hr Johnston.

David Browriy Samutl T. Scott y Frederick Rafifiy Rh rt Elliott, DarArl Afc.Clure9 Robrrt Runtin

THE subscribe: l-v b ALE f a vat K'l y l' Hoseliold f Kit men Furniture Beds, Tables, Chuirs, Pots, Kittles, OjC All of which vsi, be koid low for cash c AIM 11 i.EAMON. April X7, lbil. 1S-H

Viccermoi, May 7th. 1821. 15-td

SHOT GUx

U ""V1 wasieit with me to . x XXL repair sometime in the spring of i ItiiO, and has not since been called for. CV the owner is hereby requested to call for j tie same, pay expenc- s and take her a i

way on or Delore the 3oth day of June ' k

w. 3v. uc soiu at public ale t:.e court house door, on Saturday, the Soth day of June next to pay fjr herepairs and cost of advertising. JOHN Bt. RACINE. Vincennes, May 23, 1831, I'liiis TixG neatly extcuiedQtr