Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 33, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 September 1822 — Page 3
ri.VCEX. F.S, sEPTRMnER 14,1822.
LLtcriON KK,iuiivs-f Continued. J LIEUT COVK.RNOIl
C'jtnt1r P(' , H 1 K;-'j !. Mu.rvM. Ami. 31 15 5225 2522 1260 Oiangc, 43 487 1 44 Manioc, 36 146 32 237 Lawrence, 37 419 (JO 18 I ave'tt-) and L 228 339 613 50 Union, J
17th COXGUESSCn unti-x. Rro tight forward, Ha dolph, Shelbv,
-GENERAL TICKET. Fhxjd. Jennings 5861 1314 CO !07 28 192
1 3lll COXGUESS 1st DISTRICT
Rroitght forward,
Oi angc,
Prince. 33.18 81
1726 553
been elected gov-
F. Hubbard, lieu
E l war 1 Coles, bas ernor, and Adolphus
tenant governor, and D. P. 1 00k. rcpte-
sent alive to congress, in tbc state ot Illi
nois.
A general meeting of tbo citizens of
tbc county is requested at the court house
in Vincennes, on tbc evening ot the 4tr.
Mo uiay in this month, upon subjects el a "general concern. September, 1822. n;i,r ' " communicated. In last weeks Wcsicrn Sun, a meeting of the citizens ot this couiVyis requested on tbc 4th Monday of this month The object is stated to be subjects of a general concern" and none is particularized. Now as some of my neighbours think with me, that the subjects of consideration should have been specified, I just thought I would telJ you so. The citizens who only know of such a meeting by the notice you have published, may be called upon to act
promptly, upon such views of matters
nu. borne ot the erass fields aDDcar as
if fire had passed over them. The Arkansas river is said to be navigable for the usual sizjd steam boats of the western waters, the distance of 1000 miles from the Mississippi! It has been ascended by one of them several times, more than 500. The U. S. troops at Fort Smith, on this river, arc remarkably healthy. Phtladi Iphia, Augst 20. A company of German emigrants, eighty-four in number, passed through this city on Sunday morning on their way to Ohio. We
are informed that they profess the Jewish ! faith, but what is most remarkable is, they all make up one family, consisting of grandfathers, grandmothers, sons, daughters, sons in taw, daughters in law, grandchildren, Sec all connected. They appear to be rich for settlers, having brought with them from Germany, waggons, haincss, and v arious kinds of goods, wares, and merchandise, suflkient to fill ten baggage waggons. In two of the waggons, it must however be observed, they tound room to deposite the children. The men and women trudged on foot. The lomr beards, broad rimmed hats,
small cloths, and short coats of the for- j mer, with the drugget bed gowns and
red under dress of the la ter, gave the whole groupe a singularity of aspect, such as was well calculated to arrest the attention of the passing traveller. Union. Charleston April, 12. A young man
in the vicinity of Haticocksville, Union
H
.Valuable Goods. 'REYNOLDS & BONNER, MARKET STREET FISCESSKS,
AVE just received from new youk PHILADELPHIA k BALTIMORE, a
very extensive and general assortment of European, India. & American DRY GOODS. ALSO
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
CHINA,
GLASS, and
LIVERPOOL
Superior COTTON & WOOL C ARDS. STRAW BONNETS,
Ladie's and Gentlemen's
MOROCCO,
KID, and
LEATHER
A complete assortment of GROCERIES, Patent NAILh,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.&0. All purchased at the lowest prices, which enables them to sell accordingly.
-if September, 1822.
MICHAEL COLLINS, HJ5 E PEC1 FULLY ii.foim the citlJ3tl zens of Vincennes and its vkimty, that he has commenced Boot r Shoe Making on Water street, where he hopes by strict and close attention to bus:: ess to merit and receive a portion of public ; ,ttronagc. 29l August 16 1822.
PROPOSALS"
OF
J WAKE,
rrox & wool ca NNETS, ... -
1U VH IiULlIH. il S i SHOES,
n n
SAMUEL DILLWORTH, FOR
PUBLISHTXG Rr SUnsCPIPTIOX The Military Instructor, And Militia ) main!, Containing a System of Disci piii.c and Manoeuvres of Iiifantty, Adafitvd to if ue of thr Miiitia. Shewing the fotmation, marosnvus and evolutions of Company, iLutallion c Regiment. Also the sevcial duties and si'uaiions 01 each Officer and non-commissioned officer, on Pa'adc and in Mat.ccuvic
To which is added, the most appiovcd mode of
Manuel Exercise.
t ft xAKLN up by James Kinmau, one The whole coo. piled from the best mo-
JL chesnut son el mare, supposed to be
cigl years old, fourteen hand or up-
waQs high, with a switch tail, her mane hangs 00 the w rong side, branded on the
left buttock with the letter S having the
district, in this state, a few days since, : appcarance as if she ha(, niovcd wlt lhc aml
while at work on his
pot containing several
in silver and f?)ld ! This treasure must
dern authors under the immediate inspection of Mijor Genl h yon s soy, of Vincennes, Indiana. The necessity and utility of such a work mils' be obvious to eveiv Ofiurr
---7 Soldier: an uniform action ol ihr?
nlntitatinn t,r nnn 11 ....v ,.v.. ui, aim ouiuici. ail UllllOim aCIK
ovemcnts
tir:infl; nrrrpi V:dile. n inmll tnr in lint
have been buried there many years ago. forchcat, ,cft hind foot white up to the 1 r rrrefti tit tlir nnirr ilinrnnnrl line ntur . . "
,;v, u .-Js.. ..www ..u. tetiockapnraised to &30, bctore me,
letter look like it was double, no other of any body of men, St on the k:.ov 1, die
knowledge of it. It probably was denos
itcd durmg the revolutionary war, and its owner might have fallen a martyr in that struggle before he disclosed the deposite. From the Lexington Public Advertizer. Fire. About I o'clock on yesterday
morning, the citizens were alaimedby
of ireneral concern," as may bs present- the cry of fire; it proved to be the llag
cd by those who have taken their own ti ne to deliberate and reflect I do not thin k this is as it should be, let the matters of " general concern" be what they may theubjects alluded to should have bcei stated, that every citizen might be enabled to take his own view of them A CITIZEN.
uinir Factory of Mr John lit and. The
greater part of the building together with
the looms, and a large stock of Hemp, were entirely consumed: It was no mbt the work of an incendiary. High Style. Eighteen Englishmen
dined, in Febt uaty last, at Alexandria on
THOs MEAD, j r p c.
September 2, t 822. 33-3t
GRAVES
iad at 1 2 i rents per pound
uurrfig the months ot acptcmocr oc
OctobeX at the tavern in Harmonic.
I HEDEK.CK HAPP.
August 24, 1822 31 3t
MOTICE.
nscribcr will execute xvni-
' any description, with ac-
of this, the efficacy ot their exertions
must greatly depend. '1 litre aic no means by which knowledge can be mote readily obtained than by the expei iciu c of others, with these considerations the proposed work is presented for patronage. COXDrPIOjYU. The work shall be neatly ptinted, on good paper, and will contain about 150 pages It will be delivered 'o ubs( fibers at 75 cents per copy, stitched, or gl bound in boards.
Those who subscribe and pay for ten copies shall be entitled to one copy giatis the work will be put to pi ess, & shall
uq finished with all possible dispatch as
rn c Editor bas it not in bis power to the top of Penny's Pillar, which is ninerive the desired information, the notice ty-scven tect high, twelve feet square on
the top, and twenty-six feet in circumfer
ence at the base. They ascended it by means ol a cord which was attached to a kite and thrown over it.
A destructive hail storm was expe
ct v
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v as handed tor publication, ana au n us 10 bis readers all the light he is himself in possession ol upon the matter Tennessee. Gov. Carroll, in his late message to the legislature of Tennessee, has the following 'remarks at once honorable to his bead and heart ;
" I am happy to have it in my power to sav,ihat tbc pecuniary embarrassments ot the couutty have been greatly diminished bv the indiistrv of our citizens, and the
su plus produce of the last year a rea- c,anc 0 sccd is highly advantageous
sonable hop.? is entertained mat mcy m Wheat certainly degenerates it cons'an
oit. fccc. uc
Matket street.
August 31, 1822
SAMUEL HILL. 3t-3t
Mop the Preacher !
AN AW AY from the su!)scriberJiving in Warren county. Kentucky, on the main road leading from Nashville, 1 enncssce, to Lexington, Kcntuc ky, seven miles west ot the Dripping Springs,
tienccd m France on the 14th and I5h of I and eight miles east of Rowling Green, . r i- ...... I . li 1
June. In sotnc of the districts the har
vest was entirely destroyed.
CHANGE OF SEED.
w t
curacy yi.u acspatch, on the most teas-
onablerms Mechanics and others can I soon as a sufficient number ot subset ibr rs
have their books posted, accounts drawn I arc obtained to defray the expenses of
by applying at my office m J printing. The names of subset ibers v. ill
be ptinted at the end of the work. C7 Printers in Indiana and Illinois, disposed to aid the above woik, will be pleased to give the proposals a few insertions in their papers, and receive subscriptions for the same S D.
Lust L et tijicute of Land pu chas id from the United States. S3)UIJLIC notice is heteby given, that nine weeks after date, application will be made to tbc Register of the L&nd Office at Vincennes, for the renewal of a Certificate in my name, for the west half
a negro
an named
J 1) J If.
about Twcntv-two vears old. Althounb I
... i .i . i T 1 ... .1 ' :i. I of the SOllth cr,t rm-irtrr rF Knrtrr, Tn
- . .... i iaisCll I MIS U Jt 1 II 1 til u 1U33 IU lltbLl mi; i v , v. -. -. " i...
experience has tuny ucmonstratea in . , . 9nt.A two. in Townshin No. 4. i.oi th. nf TLnurc
Europe as well as in our country, that I n w .... r.,o No. 3 west, in the District of Vincenm s :
lt WUW.WIII1. WUUWWUV.ik- " - - . ,
soon be entiri ly removed I o i tlect an objoct so desirable, nothing will have a gt eater tendency than the encouragement ol domestic manufactures, frugality and
industrious habits. A couisc of this kind v i 11 result in much mot e permanent beiv efit to the country than the enactment of 5 Mr and replevin laws, or the emission of an unsound paper currency."
tly sown in the same soil. Benefit would
result from chauiritu; even from one
neighboring taim to another; but still
greater utility would be apparent if far
mers remotely situated ftom each other
could be induced to make such exchanges.
feet ten inches high, strong and actively lhc original having been dc-troyed by made, and for strength and activity no fire Given under my hand at Vincennes . ll.ii. Otl. .1... nf .. I ooo
i man near his size surpasses mm. iu ll1150"' 'luKliSl lo' had on a tow shirt and overalls, and an 28-9t WILLIAM GRAY
old wool hat, when he went away. He is Lost Certificate of Land pnrchaS'
The U. S. corvette John Adams has jailed from Norfo k bound to some port of Jolombia, carrying out Chat. S Tout.. cm. agent (U0 the United Mates to the new tc public. The U. S. brig Spark has also sailed "torn the same port, on a etuise in the Ym tn !ics. Mun'frencc President Adams has
recently riven in immediate possession to ;
bis native town, Qoincy. nearh two hundred acres id' land, containing in a part of it an inexhaustible quatry of stone tor building houses, the whole ptocrrds to be appropriated to religious and literary pu- poses from generation to generation, lie has a'so given to the town his uholc iibruy, eotiting of highly valuable books, in vauous languages. AY, Mk and the chiefs of the Six nvions, have earnestly requested the Frimd. (or Q i ikeis) to use then l. ilur:tce to bee ti em horn the misbii tiat ies now r.n the borders of their eountty he saitl that the whrcs, who in-iiuted and
FRAN v E. A new conspiracy, having for its ob
ject the overthrow ot the Rout bon dynasty, lias been discovered in France. I he Aioniteur reluctantly admits the fact, and, has attempted to show that the occur-
of rather a light black, though not amu
latto. He has a wife in the neighborhood at which place he kept bis clothes; some ot which were broadcloth, & were tolerably good. Perhaps he bas a sc-r
on his face, and one on bis band or atm, which 1 do not recollect, occasioned by a' burn when quite small. I suppose be would weigh 160 or 165 pcunds He is 1 an excellent band with horses; a good;
. . r. . 1 1 . r r. . i
rrnrn UrU l:,l:rn u :,rP xvorn ,.F n "aggOOLl , a ieilOv ui 111 bl I.ue bChSe Ot
trifling nature. Among these we have understands farining v cry well. ovvoik, .i,n n,t,,nwin,l,mpnt il.Mt thorrv VP f e vv men if at y, can excel him He Mtigs
CEmlirrcur bait been raised by a military Psalm tolerab.y w ell ; veiy loud ana cbsofficer, in which he was joined by a num. Uncll; xvl,11 sometimes preach, ai.d frc- ! her of other officers, who hesitated not to !ULUl ' : he onp to the Rap-
attended rrcf'r
among tin m. stole
their !nres. drove olV their cattle, and taxed th ir latuls I Florida Tin Pensacola Fioiidhn
states, that there is not a miuiser o
f the
gospel w ithtn the pto Drvirsh?. 7'liewa
ov nice el i lunula.
atit of t ai lot 6 vv 7
wee ks past, h.s in many easvs. lotallv desttoyed the growing rtops ot cm in (.rrtaiii parts tf Mat viand and I'tiuisylva-
unite with tlie division which he commanded. This was certainly no 'mining matter.
of
A Ranch of Keys Lost. Monday morning last, a bunch l 11 I , ,X 11 1,'
H w uesu, urawcr aim i rutiR .eys on a fiat ting, were lost in the sttcets of Vincennes, or on the t oad leading to M;ij. I.e. Hoy's The finder will receive a suitable reward by leaving them at the Western Sun office.
September 12, iS2:.
J I ax Notice. ffj D TIMES, but the T.xKsmv.t !l A ue collected therefore all persons owing tax, will please piepare themselves and pay the same by the itnth of next month. JOHN' OF KEH, SbtT. k c. Septendier '4. '822 33-4t pui.vn.Yt! .E.irn' Executed at this Olficc.
tist church My family lusrcmaiked.
that he has lately been heard to sw ear.1 His back is e!c tr of in;n ks ft om the whip 'as he never had a ; his naked j back Horn me, t;-..a..'!i or twice he 1 was whipped by tbe p.; . :-;e.-;, which may have left some m:;k.. o. iiiin. 1 have no doubt he has a pas, or pvihaps, free papers, furnished by some rascal who can read and write. He never raraway from me before. 1 will p-y any gentleman for
taking and lodging him in jail, so that I get him. HOH EH T W. LUCAS. August 21, 1S22 32-3t $ vmm. finilK subseribcr having again take. the FKHKY of Chas Smith, deed where he lias a large nc.v beat, with aprons and railing, for the cae and safely of carriages and stok. He flatters himself by strict attention, to shai c a pan of the public favor DAVID CHANDLER.
ed from the Uni ed States.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that three weeks after date, application will be made to the Register of the Liwid Office at Vincennes, for the renewal of a Certificate in the name of J&hn Musscr, for the N. E. quarter of Section No 27, of Township No. 7, N. of Range No. I W. in the District of Vincennes; the oliginal having been lost. Given under my hand at Vincennes, this sixth day of September, 1822. JON A THAM HUNTINGTON. State of Indiana. GILSON CIRCUIT COURT, If,... '.,.... 100)0
A'l JLI M. I I III, I tinfl Hrnvn. r nmnlniinTit.
John C Jt-ncs, and tbc unknown heirs ci Maria W Jones, defendants, In Chancer ij rpiHS day came the p'aii.tifl by his counsel, and filed his bill of complaint against the above defendants, and it appeal ing to tbc satisfaction of the court, that said defendants aicr.ot inhabitants of this slate, on motion of the plaintiff by bis counsel, oidcred, thut unless said defendants appear by themselves or counsel, on or before the first day f cur next term, to be holdcn ut the court house in Princeton on tbc third Monday in September next, and at.swer the co:r. plain-
unts bill, tin matters -tal things t!;eicii contained v. id be taken as confessed, a: i decreed acroi. li::;y and fut ther : tk ; -ed, that a copy of tl.is order be puMi lied four w eeks soccer ..Ivcly in the Wtstciit Sun, ptit.tcd in Vincr m es. SO JOHN I NEELY, Clk. c c c