Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 3, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 February 1823 — Page 2

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l)!c of so many viilurs. that Prov itlrnre has planted it very thin in every country that has the happiness to produce it Nor is mankind worthy of so jreat a Messing, since health and lout; life air commonly ahused to ill pur poses. This noble plant prnws likewise at the Cape of Good Hope, where 'tis called Kanua, ami is in wonderful esteem anionic the ! totlenint s. It jjrows also on the Northern continent of America, near the mountains but as rpatioi: as truth and public spirit It answers exactly both to the figure and vittucs of that which grows in ?'a tarv, so that there cm be m doubt of its being the same plant Its v irtues are, that it gives an un;'mmHi warmth and vigour to the bnd and frisks the spirits be vond auv other cordial. It cheers the "eatt even of a man tnat has a bad wife, and makes him look clown uith great composure on a.

the mortilymg crosses ot the worm. it promotes lmeobioie ptipi'ai I n . disolvet all plcgmat ic and ieious humors, that are apt ro obstruct the narrow chan Ui'b of tte ieive: It helps the m m tv. and quickens even dull-n--s i-M'Sf. It is iViendlv to the hng. aod clears the pipes even ino?e than H'oldii;g It comforts tlic ;omach. and stientnens the Lows. preventing all eholies and il ov,' In one word, it will make a man live. And what is more it even make old age amiable by rendeuog it li el) . cneei lul and good humoured. mirf'tcrn Paper From the M v, sippi s(e Guz!?e Leave me not long, O Almighty God m (i hi. Maifhvxc.c 27. v. U. Testis O-tt ;;, m;t'U ilesL and dw -It among us to fulfil ah niducnusnrs and show to mm kiutl a nerleet examnle of th? s ' c g : oi .;ini. the oaiienee f I'.oj e. anI the perfection of love in pat.g tteoughthe 'disag'eea hie a .d i ugged paths' of tbi worid: he exhibited in his ow pcioi) a (ioisned pattern of t tn pi-rand', fortitude, prudence an . j'isti e. and bv throwing a bnihao 'ight -upon the highvav i h !iies "and bv giving grace t the h -mbli" fo lowers of the ctos ft t i ic e: ah'es them to walk witbou :ng u arv t run and not h f x He taught hi followers to p : i )v duties ahec than to en u ' t'e cro-s and despise the s name, and to look beyond thgr r c lor toe i e . p-epared fm t --n hco they, like "the captain o. ' er siUation should be made perteij thr 'iigii sufiermgs " The great, master of I-rae' taught hi folio wets to r av to fietr heav..n!v f:it; rr .tj)V Wjj u. done " A prayer tivit require a sinking into ! aoti a coalescing with the divine will that admits

nom n-mor. no remonstrance, it cxi.ts ;n Constantinople, in con iv piiu- s to h.-c one as a rM qlu.n,.L. of lhc rigorous exactte ched, he o es. dependent.) to which the government has but m the m-ther's bo.om nour-! follrul it necessary to resort, in ori. -cd. so ine 1 protected, and lov. (!ot toeairy on the war a-aint ed xviin an ah'ction that no Ian-! the Cireek. gua.eca-d-scrii)e. a.vl whid) no; Advices Vcom M trocc, stale tine- orencumaneecan .:at.-. tnat the emperor luvi, Mt hi, Ihc chrisfan rehgion teache ei,.ital ith an arms he ha 1 colthai t'tsbte isaqae of triaU iected ihc v. for tne purpose ol trbieh we have to encounter ! put ing dou n an insumvi-ip ,nv m iov m -ge-s. a-d to M' ive-uithlexitedin the province of '.va; a p. a.iMcs a ul t ever, and i, j irmv abandoned idm and diltual vvi - .edue.s .set ,mi j p; eh ; and bis own person as ru' 1 tr - t-''ig!:iwe!! aMh-:seofhisehbN whoacwnde travelnnc, oxer the iiej CUlli,Uiika lnm; ucie c.pu,cd to

path of life when passing through "the valley of the shadow of death" we should fear no evil, for the Shepherd and Bishop of souls says to such 'I will nevei leave thee, nor forsake thee." And in a solemn address to wayfaring pilgtims, he says "I. the God ot Israel, will not forsake them." The solemn invocation at the head of this paper was spoken by the Saviour of men when expiring upon the cross for the sins ol the world, atid shows what should be the prayer of a dying christian, while laboring under agony that none but the dying can ever feel. In that awful and dread moment, with the fell assurance of faith, with a hope anchored within the vail, filled with the love of God; although the Jordan of death rolls between, the christian longs to depart and be with Christ. With his expiring breath he lifts up his soilld to God. and prays "leave

'j me not long. O Almighty God. mv Gd," Out short the struggle: let the work of .Salvation be '-fhv ished;" be with me. my "rent High Piiest, while passing this Jordan take me to thyself mv Tather and mv God! lie sees, he tastes the glory of God, and falls asleep. Sinner trembling at this is not your case: Christian rejoice, end he exceeding glad, for the dav of redemption draweth nigh . II T A TAV&slN. There is no private house (s.iitl I). Johnson) in which people can enjoy themselves so well a 3 at a capital tavern Let there he ever so piety of good thing:, ever so much grandure, ever so much elegance, ever so much desire that every body should be easy in the nature of things it cannot be ; theie must always be somede,vrc ot care and anxiet y. The maste: ( the kou(is anxious to entcrain his guests; the guests a e mxious to be agreeable to him: and no man. but a very imnudem log indeed, can as freely comnand what is in another man's i cjse as if it were hi own. Whereas at a tavern there : i.-. a ;'"ner;d freedom from anxiety Vou a e sure you a:e welcome : and the more noise-yon make, the more trouble vou give, the more good things you call for the wrlcomer you arc. IS'o seivasfs wiil itren I y. u '. ;th t- e. a;.i-;riiv vhi. h waitois do. who ati; i. e'-cd hytlie prospect of an immediatei ewaru. in projiortmn as thev olease. No, sir ; t her e h nothing which has yet been eoi:t:ivco! by man. by which so much happiness is produced, as by a good tavern r inn Ihsxa IVs Life of JoJi nsm I V From the F.ontlon Conner, fnc. 5. The victory of the Greeks at sea on the 120; h of September, i- ! continued ; and much agitatio:

ie greatest danger. This event;

ad caused a great alarm in me :

jmpire, giving rise at the same; i r"7iY suhiciil.-rs have constsntly gh line to fresh Commotions. In' J haial at their store in Vinccnr.cs, u lonsequcnce of the intercepted large asiortnu-nt of j lUteofthe roads, the Swedish , Bar Iron & Castings, atmassador had not been able to cf every tic sc tirtion, which they .fiVrby nlit Mooadoie for the Capital of wholesale ar.d rct.it, at reduced prices, i , , Merchants, and others who purchase J.OIOLC . brge quantities, can be supplied hcie i d JYJ " as reasonable terms as at any ether place k3 il 1 C 1 O r 1 UXC S hi the wcMt-m country iT.T , e . i Thev also offer for sale SHALL expose to sale on Saturday rn . , , c u the first clay of Ma.ch r.cxt, al GO barrels !THrp Uv; court house door in Au rom, Sul.nim J vMhSSc .McAKUilL the court house door in Merom, Sullivan Nnvmber 9. 1822. 4 U cointy Indian, the following tracts ot iand NllJMP or s'j mmh thereof, as will pay the tax 1 Xj ant. cc st due thereon, lor the j t ar 182i , "J" WILL Kive mescio ndizk. for a fev Listed as Non-resident Lnd. z. xi. hnntlfvd Bus!.eis zood fiLAT, dcThc N. W. Qr. cf Section No. 13, t , iered in J k V L Coimais mill, uith8. NT. of R. No 1 1 West. I n kw weeks. Also fur enc or 20U .y

Do. the N E, S. E. of the same! section N Iv Qr. of sec. 14 in Town No 3, N of R. No. I West, & the N. Q of sec. No. 19, in r. No. 9, N. of R No 10 W. Do. tin S Iv Qr of sec. No. 32, in t. No. 9. N ot R. No 10 V Do N W Q of sec. No. 1 1, in t. No. 6, N. o! R No 10 W. Aiso, to tlie hen s of .Scat on the N. L Qr. of sec. No. 12. in T. No , N. of R. No. 9 VVcs;. GMt'K(;i: B0, s. s r. ie ol an execution UiM.ctcd'u . . r il. .mil s.it..'. ill bv- rV'M d to cle on 6 urrfi) Hc lMh day o February inst. ft' '.no c.'iir' Ivnsi i-t V' 'M t.t t Jill the r.'M an t 'nle oi ue' SliAmicn ;n and t c o:t!. quarter of S c: n, No 17, iov.ns.iijj sotith ol rar'v.e 10 V ct, : i.o toe f '!' injf tonn ! .tv i.i t'i- tc?ii oi iiux eioioa. -il, 6-i. !25 97, 27,. u.d allies in -el est in No 73, '.vilh ttu I 4!:mi tSiere on afid c ouanJit' cf iri!.., levved onto sttialv Cuuissa t;,;,'jnccr, b I er la'.J.ci Thouus p?nccr, against San ucl bhan non and Au.auda ij!.arron S!c to cornoier.es b tv ici tJ.c hours of 9 n 1 12 o'ei.x en :..:.! !av. JAM I S !L. SLOAN, s g e Fbniary 1 33 1 Ml ?1ttf K viihsf tihrr hzx fot ( .i 1 ui;s(tibcr has t?ot - (.inii inpitTe opcratic.n h i! he m iii Ail persons indebted t: i'r.t. r.uh.cribf tor v. o A cardinr, a:id oil r.l e ;.crr .-unt' wiil ;'.:. -.so to call and settb -I ie .M t S lo:i II D. February 1, 1 823. V. IIl.Kl I'M. i-3t Nraiuruav u-e r:ay oi;iisirr.; h Vt-' be off !cd at :nb!e .-'e- n Market street. Vine no -s r the ! .-.m s' I'vtciy (jreupitd by Dai,l II r I deed. a. the- personal cstine of ?-aid h c-tM . terms v.i'l y- made known on the a of sale bate to commence at lOo'ch ck, M. J CALL, I'.jc'r February 1 , 1 S23. 13' Ons (Unit Reward. 3JANAYAY from the -nnu'et si.r.e a : Irdtnr . Uny, n.io.cd Alt vaVdn Steward rrd ab-.ut fourteen years, wcii :rrown. The aid hoy left n:e en ih.2.5 ! ecrinljvv The ahoic rer:: -i!l !e r, to r.ny one who will v.v.n ;ke iA;d Roy, but no thanks reJOHN DICKSON. , Jan. 20, 1823 52-3c yILfityks ni Ci,ar:es Srr.hl Vin .3 cviiiii.s Su m .)ill Con.pai.y,"aie jda. e : in mv himds for settlement. It ii nt.td if rxiectrd t!sjt "llicbe t!,in;5 who h .re t eisar's, will be rendered un eas.u G W. lOIlVnv VT . . . iov. i I I S 2. 42 -t A V CJ 1'n inunediattly, a holier, V v rnntr:'. take cha re of a jocu workman, to it . i r, . Blacksmith's Slmv. I ohout ore mi!r and i half from Yir.cennr on tnc state ronlconstar t cmplnv. and Ko..,l ifr. giver a-p'.yi'o ;t'!:,;.sr",;! UWS near the Rev. .am. uji i.hcou't

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t;oo v.;-: lugs. A. TATTLRSON. 1-Vhrmrv , 1 823 1-tf MIKIMFF's SALES. 'Zy Y vii tuc of a Mit of inditiori ex f li uonas to iv.2 clitectt'i, lion) the civ: i k's oniec ol ine u;:ivan L-.rem C coutt. I hl ail expose lo public ble u the I Bt.Ii iijbt. e!een noes of hu.il !::;vin there.!!j a f;'ist Mil! w two pair ot clones now rum in---U'So. a boitir. Cii'.-t cioih-- sab tobc on tie r.rev. isji l-etvcen t! e hotiisof 10, at;:i -1- o' j c or!;. e; said clay . taken ar the j:i ;'. i ty ol Morgan IvAton at the suit of Vv i!liani I lavs 'r.EORGE BOON, Shff. s c. Feb i Uu? 3d H':3 Z: Y vbiur ofafet- bill to r.c delivered ini the rlciks ofhee of the Suiiii an ei; cuit couit, i have taken and shell i expose, to sale on the 18th instant, Jot No r,v ! unth d i;nd four, in the town ii ai lisii ait to be at the I-.ousc 'f Jl,n Hail in saidtcn, betvern ten :.nd piii?i .v ot lUnjanan IJyrain, in a cse f the Sta e oi Indiana against said Iji m unvl Jonathan Nethciton nr.d fieorq-t: Mrith 1 li" fi-y-bill in favor of SamucL Cihnan, r.ie !; r:f tho aforesaid rourt. CEOROE HOOXjshiT. s. c. F lvr.aty ?.r. t?23. SIu riir-s Sale. "T'N viitue oi.. iifa to n.e oircctcd aril e!.;!ivei l d.i hae seized c.id lakcntlK; i: ! .t I it ; c u.d r teres: ol Jair.cs Ferk'.: s, ior a tr::u of e irs, in snd to cei lain inan Lit 2 o'clock V :.l at t ..;ui (,: 1' i i'. i '( iii "T . i-rrl?i'fo w.j iv;t . e . ; ,-, .1 t : V r. "a tii- t;n p rt ok aid ;t the -i.it ! J. ',-,n 1'win. T. H CLARK sh.ff. v. c. Y! f, R; 3 !4 2-3u ft iU'i iii Y iuue oi an fiuruiioa dircctftl I to il.e 5Lei ill of (iib?oii ccur.ty, v 11 i :r"--'a to c cn .ion i tt;i in . , mm . 1 uav o5 uiw.t i.ou.n: ai in in oto .h Ibir.ceion. all the r'u'.ht ai;d titi v iiln-.ni 13i i:; ; am in and to one In; in 1 :n.e i-.n, k. o-.v: t (!cs;:-,tia!e.: en a.; i: t ,, . h in lot No. 3. V. ; b i.v: iiin-r !;(:,c thLjeor. i v 2i up an r.e T.;op, nv o! said Rr:tt;n::ha:n iO .ati--t 1 ty J iin ?.! r'ilun Sale to connntico I'luCii tl.( s oi icii end tuo('c:rck. on s id d-j"'. JA.ME.S K SLO AN, s o Fehrtiary 5th, 1 3 : t ri in cN Iron i i - - - ii. a' uii c i on r. V.'HOLKSAl.K c KI.TAIL. ;.SAinn. ? V AS aj-ain commenced husir.r-i. mi fc 9 th'j colter of Main a'i J'rr'. sirte'.s, Vit'C r.rts, where all o:de: 1Q h: fine will br stfr tly attended to Jo'.) vo;k v ill be done on the ihor i notice I'apcr on a number of the in..'t banks wiil n taken in payment for work, at is v ho-. ' COMMIT LI) t my cv.sVrJy on v.-.n !U J 2,:t!i (tav .! J mua: v int. iu:.j wavs tw.i N i-O i Is, the one ; L'iii ' o 1 cr 17 ye-ib of ae, who cabs .' i Mintv T count, l!.c otlirr about H i v.-'no calls lierticif L v . v.- .v. i . t' I Saul i.ermes c:l no: proc;.. or k(. u ,i,,v v.hi h, c i . t,OSt;d !o '.e as the !.v direns S.'ui negroes cau.v f::o the w"t sa. .irv are f.cc, but c.v r.'.l fr.Mn papers. , j jioUSTON. SltT r c. Palestine Ills. Jan. -M, 1323. -25 C:

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