Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 37, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 October 1822 — Page 2
those who may hereafter enlist, art to rc- ' A LIST cf letter rem ailing in the Postcetvc an acre of land per month as long as i- Oflice at Honey Creek, Ind.the quarter they continue to serve the state; so that if endinp; the 30th of September, winch if not the war should linger on for several taken out before the expiration of three years, every private will find himself, at months, wdl be snit to UieGcacraUost.Ot. ' i . r t i-.i uco as dead letters.
us c.u, uoi on a nee man, out a lanueu . Kujah Haam y proprietor. I hose who may be cabed Jacob Baker
John Drake
Charles Johnson
Jared Lykins Robert Mc.Kce John Patten Capt. Paddock Georrc C. Shattuck
Mr. Bills
imon
ich
R. Briers
Ilubbert Batle
iia Boudinot
upon to serve bevond the frontiers of the
lUorcaarc to receive an acre and a half per month. The rights of those killed in battle will descend to their heirs, who w ill receive for the whole amount of the time which the deceased had engaged to serve. These incapacitated by wounds arc to be considered as having completed their engagement. Smyrna May. 29. Amongst the number of private circumstances, the following is guaranteed by several eye-witnes-ncs. A goung Greek female, sixteen or seventeen years of age, of great beauty, xva carried oiV by an Arab, v ho sold her to a l urk for 300 piastres. Shortly af-
r.ew master tor the re-purchase of this arlrUt'a beautiful Chiot The Turk, who alrea- h .
dy kit a sentiment of love, refused the money. The Aral) proceeded to the niaikct, met the Turk, and wanted to compel him to restore the slave on receiving 300 piastres, the oiiginal pi ice. The I'm k opposed this, and high words arose: ti e Arab, at length, in a transport of anger, said. you shall not have her, and, taking out Ins pistol, lodged the contents in her bosom; she fell and expired. The noble Turk embraced the inanimate bady, and mingled his tears with its blood. Rccoveiing himself, he presented himself before the captain Pacha and demanded justice. You shall have it, said the j;rand admiral. Doyou know the murderer? Yc: 'Let all the Arabs be arrested and brougnt before me. The order was executed, and the Turk pointed out the guilty individual. 'Draw thy sabre and cut off his head. The Turk declined the office, which was then performed by the executioner. Jfrica. The British government now have possession of the establishments on the coast that heretofore belonged to the African company, and they are placed under the restrictions of the colonial laws The governor general is sir Charles lc arthy. Com. Mends, the naval commander, has a frigate and several smaller csscls under his charge He appears to be an active and vigilant officer, and a worthy man, affording aid and assistance liberally to strangers on the coast. lie has had the command about eight months, during which his squadron has captured eight slave vessels, with 1856 slaves on board in one case, after a smart resistance, in which several of the dealers in b'ond were hafifiiltt killed as wc wish that all engaged in it may me.
James Barns Silly P.cidelman Henry T. Irih Lambert Sc Dickson John Mc. Kinney, 2 John Malcom Mr. Pounds sen. Hezekiah Suthard Jeremiah Wilson.
ROBERT HOGG ATT, A. P. M.
October 1, 182. ST-M
V LIST of letters remaining in the PrstOtVice at Yineennes, the quarter ending the 30th of September, 182 J, and which, if not taken out before the cr.piration of three months, will he sent to the General Post Office as dead letters; A B John cv Isaac Andersen Robert Buntin,
Jonathan Brav
Blackmcr
adger
ickman
Isaac Blackford, 3
C 1) John Campbell William Case ticorge Coones Daniel Dollahah
i A. Bailey 4 WashbcnBla William Bad; LfLI Truman Blac
Samuel Chin man James Caldwell James Calhoon Andrew Currv
John Decker, fchfT. K.c. 4 EF
Nathl. Ewing, 2 Chai les EddyWilliam Flower Lewis Frederick John Gallaher
Jacob Gowcn Edward P. Goldsby Levi Hennington Jacob Helphsstine Samuel Hill, 3 Samuel Hamilton
John Hansb rough
John Ewin Jokncy Emans Peter Fraser, 2 Levi Fellows G H Milton Giles Christian Grader"
Isaac Guine Adam Hornback John C. Holland Sion Harbin Minerva Hannah Elijah HutV
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Jacob Sc LcRoy, 2" Joseph Jackson,
Sarah Jones
Thomas Jordan James Junkin Atncry Kinney David Lilile
Homer Johnson, 2
Daniel Jenckes Daniel Ivirkendol Samuel Kaufman LM Caleb Lowncs
Dominique Lacroix John Long Wilson Lagow Hyacinthc LasSclle, 2
VLIST of letters remaining in the PostOffice at Washington, la. the quarter c hag the 30th of September, and which if n t taken out before the expiration of three iii'Miths will be ?ent to the General Post Office at dead letters. A B C D E George Anderson Robert G. Andersen Washington Bukscll James Barr
John Burgxrt
George Bogard P ulin B irton John R. Board David Clary John Chimhley James Cochrain Benjamin Depew Eh Dav is
John IVitehtor John Black, 2 William Baker Smallwood Cawood Aaron Chamness William Chadd Overturn Coby Isaac Dillon, 2 John Ellis
F G II J K
Charity Fording Lewis Fortcncr John Hvirt Samuel Graham Jon Jordan John Johnston
Joseph Kirkpatrick L M N O P S
Arthur J. Foster Gideon Faris Robert Cilley Z.bulon JenUm Silas 3c Hv. Johnston Ebcnczcr Jones
J"hu Lcls (iv rgt- Me.Kinsey Tidier M t Ts J hn Moure John Manahan Simon Nieholason William Piumnier Lydia Porter William Palmer Carphus Shaw Smuel Smitli John M. Mucker
John Stringer
Joseph Lyman J. Mc.Cannausrhhav, 2 Thomas Moore, 2 Kobt. T. Mc Farren Joseph H. Mc.Clusky Robert Oliter Parmenas Palmer
Alexander B Plummer John A. Scuddcr Thomas Seails John Storms Friend Spears
William D. Shcphcard
Joseph R. Thomas John Tcrre
Andrew anslvke
Francis J. Wilihuite, 3
M.chael Wiles A. Williams Lewis Wood
l'vhvard Fate
George Yance Ra hard Weaver 1) i iii Wesucr Martin Wines James Youajr
October 1, is'::.
S. RODDICK, F. M. 36-1KO
A Complete assortment of Magi
M rates iJUnks for sale at this
office also Blank Deeds.
Lindslev, Esqr.
Jacob Myers Mrs. Moore M. Marston John Maaminee
Jeremiah Mc.Ncelv
Henry St. Marie Samuel Mc.Clure James B. Mc.Call George Mc.Clure Thomas Moore Charles Mc.Guire
N O P
Isabel Nichols Mrs. V. Or.cal
Joseph Oharvcr M. 1). F. Olds
Mr. Palmer H. or r ranklm Powers
Arthur Patterson, 3 Anthony Patteson
William Pace
D. P. Price
John Parker
Thomas Pulmere
John C. Rciley
John Kizlcy Christian Share
Daniel Shaw Henry Summit
N. Smith '
Louisa Smirl
James Parkinson
Obadiah Patrick Rebecca Patterson RS Thomas Rvan David Reel Francis Summit Thomas Spencer Daniel Sinclair Isaac Snyder
Clarissa Sison T V W Y
Waller Taylor, 3 Cornelius Tcndick
F. Yiiro William Woodrovv
Jerimiah Wood (. W. White
John S. Yocum Robert Younc-
G. R.C.SULL1YAN, P.M. October 1. 1822. 36-1129
PROPOSALS AJ t) OF
SAMUEL DILLWfORTH, ron P. Un L TSlflXG b r S U H SCRIP 7 70.V The Military Instructor, And Militia Manual, Containing a- System oF Discipline and Manoeuvres of Infantry, Jdefited to the use cf the Militia. Shewing the formation, manoeuvres and evolutions of Company, Battallion Sc Regiment. Also the several duties and situations oi each Odicer and non-commissioned of
ficer, on Parade and in Manoeuvre. 7b which is added, the most approved mode of Manuel Exercise. The whole compiled from the best. modcrn authors, under the immediate inspection of Major Gait. n. yc.V4 0.v, of Vinccnncs, Indiana. The necessity and utility of such a work must be obvious to every Officer and Soldier : an uniform action of the whole, greatly facilitates the movements of any body of men, St on the knowledge of this, the efficacy of their exertions must greatly depend. There arc no means by which knowledge can be more readily obtained than by the experience of others, with these considerations the proposed work is presented for patronage. COXDITIOXS. The work shall be. neatly printed, on good paper, and will contain about 150 pages. Clt will be delivered to subscribers at 75 cents per copy, stitched, cr SI bound in boards. Those who subscribe and pay for ten copies shall be entitled to one copy gratis the work will be put to press, & shall be finished with all possible dispatch, as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers arc obtained to defray the expenses of printing. The names of subscribers will be printed at the end of the work. Printers in Indiana and Illinois, disposed to aid the above work) will be pleased to give the proposals a few insertions in their papers, and receive subscriptions for the same S 1).
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SjmXUIl) M WIDER.
riff's Sale.
of an execution issued from
lerk's office of the Circuit
courtJl Sullivan county, I shall expose to sale on the 26th day of October next, all the right, title, interest and claim of David Smith, in and .o the south west quarter of section N'o. 27, in T. 7 noith, of K No. 10 west, taken as the land of said Smith, at the suit of William Cohem sale to be on the premises, at 12 o'clock, on said day. GllORGl WOOXy Shf s.c. September 23, 1822. 35 t3
NOTICE. TERS of administration having
j been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of Wm. W. Carr, deed, late of Davies county, Ind all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified that they exhibit the same properly authenticated for settlement within twelve months from the date hereof; and those who stand indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the subscribers. E LlZARLTll CARR, Jdmstx. SE Til RODDICK, -Idmstr. October 1, 1822. 36-3t
THEShciriffof Sullivan County will give the above reward, for the apprehending of JOHN HAD DEN, who broke jail on the night of Mie 2(Hh of June, 18S2. He is about 35 years of age, five feet 10 inches in height, well set, light hair, blue eyes, down look, a wen on one of his wrists, believed to be on his left, slow in speech, and much of a sloven in his dress, fond of ardent spirits, and and when intoxicated looses the use of his limbs, talks but little. When aggitated or much pleased, shruggs his shoulders his cloths not known, a great woodsman, and fond of a Rifle. It is thought he u armed with knife, tomahawk, and rifle, and will make for Cana
da. Ho stands indicted for the murder of
his mother, Issabclla Haddcn, on the 1 1th
of May last. All ofliccrs arc requested
to use dilligcncc to apprehend him, and
Editors ol Newspapers throughout the
United States who aic well withers to
the laws of Justice to insert the above.
GEORGE BOON, Shff. Sullivan County State of Indiana. June 28th 1822. 23-tf
N. H A reward will also be offered
by the Governor of the state in a short
time It is expected
11
W1E 1 hereby notify the com-
XNymttee oi arrangement for inclosirgW American burying ground, that the work has been finished more than 9
motvhs and that there is a balance due
me of $21, and unless they make some
ICU Copies Ol tllC t Oil .?- a. rangetnems to pay mc, I shall be obli
(ton of .Im this office.
(ion Of.lmluina. tor snip. ,,tgcd to trouble them for it.
ld?nstrs.
Oatbcr 3, 1825.
o$-ot
NOTICE.
hf re b v give notice, that wc have V V administered on the estate of Pe
ter Mctzijcr, deed, of Fairbanks town-
ship, Sullivan county, state of Indiana, and request all persons having demands against said estate to present them ac
cording to law within twelve months from tlic 7th day of September, 1822 and those indebt.-d to aid estate are request
ed to eciii.c i ,.-u.i.l immediately Sc make
settlement. u ..t b..e cost. D A Y 1 1 GROSE, ZADOC HUNT,
September 7, 1822. 36-3t BLACKSMITHS-
'JT'AN TED immediately, a sober, V y industrious, good workman, to
takcJjargc ot a Blacksmitlfs Shop,
abflut one mile Sc a half from Vincenncs oil the state road constant employ, and good wages will be given apply to the subscriber living near the Rev. Samuel
I . bcott s. DAVID ANDREWS. August 29, 1822 31 -if
BLANK DKKDS for Ascents
P1UXTLVG .EA tLY I Executed at this Ottice.
rnorosALs For carrying Mails of the United States on the following Post Roads will be received at the General Post Office until the 14th day of October, next, inclusive : In Indiana. 27 From Tcrre Haut to Clinton, iu Parke cty. once in tvro weeks, 15 miles. Leave Tcrre Ilaut every other Thursday at G a. m. and arrive at Clinton by U a.m. Learc Clinton at 1 1 a. m. and arrive at Tcrre Haute by 4 p. m 23. From Washington by Burlington, Spencer in Owen county, and Maitins-
villc in Morgan to Indianapolis, once ii
tvo weeks, 125 miles.
Leave NY ashmgton every other Tues
day at 6 a. m. and arrive at Indianapolis
on l-inlay bv 10 a. m.
Leave Indianapolis every Friday at 2 p. m. and arrive at Washington ou Menday by 6 p m. 29. From Lawrcnccburgh by Napclcon to Indianapolis, once in tvo weeks, S3 miles. Leave Lawrcnccburgh every other Friday at 6 a.m. and ariivc at Indianapolis on Sunday bv 10 a m. Leave Indianapolis on Sunday at 2 p.. m. St ariivc at Lawrcnccburgh onTuct day by 6 p m. Note 1 The contracts arc to he en the usual terms and conditions ; the pay to be made quarterly. The contracts ate to commence on the first day of January, 1823; those for the routes rCo. 1 to 34
inclusive, aie to continue for one year; for routes No. 35, 36, and 62, arc to continue for four years ; and those for routes
No 37 to 61, inclusive, arc to continue
two years.
RETURN J. MEIGS. Jun. Post Master General. August 26, 1822. 34 4t THE FIXCENNES DISTILLERY.
TTHE undersigned has taken the above
ii Establishment lor ihe purpose of
Manutacturing WHISKEY. Where
they have on hand, and intend keepirg
a constant supply ol the host quality o
liectihcd Whiskey ; warranted lnlenor
to none manufactured in the country.
They will exchange WHISKEY and
KENHAWA SALT of the best quaiitv
at a reduced price, for Wheats Kyc, Corn or Stock fogs, delivered at their distille
ry, or at the Vincenncs Steam-Mill.
. ALSO The highest price in CASH will Ic given for good Maple Char Coal,
Delivered at the Distillery.
JOHN C REILEYJcCo. Vincenncs, May 22, 1822. 1 7 tf
TAKEN up by Mary Henry, living in Martin county, Mitchcltree town
ship, near the mouth of Indian creek, one dark brown marc, supposed to be 5 years old, 14 hands high, both hind feet and the
rigiii lore ioci Y.me aaovc tne pasicrn
joint, a blaze face and long tail, no other
marks perceivable, appraised to 20, bz
loi c mc.
S. P. STRING II AM, j r. August 31, 1822. 35-31 FERltY.
PTTHE subscriber having again takcr Jl the FliKRY of Chas Smith, deed.
where he has a large new boat, with aprons and railing, for the ease and safety
of carriages and stock. He flatters himself by strict attention, to share a part of the public favor
DAVID CHANDLER.
MICHAEL COLLINS,
O EPEC'I FULLY informs the citi-
ji zens of Vincenncs and its vicini
that he has commenced
Boot & Shoe Makinz
on Market street, where he hones hv
strict and close attention to business, to merit and receive a portion of public pa
tronage.
29-tf August 16, 1822.
NEW GOODS.
& T0MUXS0X,
OS MARKET STRKRT. VIKCENXE9, f TJ AS just received from Philadelphia fl and Baltimore, an eleirant nnrl
ncral assortment of
DKY GOODS, GUOCE1UES, HARD WAKE, QUEENS WARE, &c. which he offers for sale by retiiJ, at tKc lowest cash prices.