Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 24 May 1823 — Page 2
latest news from the Continent! which is up to the 10th of this month, says tuat this proud Arnaut is surrounded in his position, and we expect daily to hear of his complete ruin. The Electoral Colleges of Greece are
summoncu lor uie iduioi mis inumn, ai i -m pHIA an(j
Napoii di Romania, in order to renew the aTsorlment 0f
deputies who compose tne Amphictionic Congress. It is asserted that Athens will be henceforth the chief place of the confederation of the states of all the provinces, and of the President of the Diets of Terra Firma, and of the islands. The Castle of Patras, as well as the Little Dardanelles and Lepantum, have lately made some proposals which would lead to the belief that these places will ere long surrender. The Hydriotes arc blockading by sea
the fortresses of Coron and of Modon, I lowest cash prices.
NEW GOODS Wi. BURTCH, ( MARKET STREET, VIXCEXXES,)
"TjrAS just received from ruiL adel-
BALi iMoiit) a general
MERCHANDIZE,
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE & CUTLERY
Qucensware and Fresh GROCERIES,
Which he now offers for sale at the
13-tf
May 2, 1823.
which does not merit the honor of a siege, to which, moreover, the Greeks do not readily give themselves up; it can no Ion per be doubted but that the Peloponne
sus will, before the month of April next, be entirely free. Thus, a handful of de
termined men, at hrst armed with sticks
and implements of husbandry, and with a fnw fowling nicr.es. will have conaucred
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altars, laws, a cnuntrv. arsenals, and arms: selected with care, ana tor cash, viz.
for the Greeks at present posstss 1 50 DRY GOODS, pieces or field artillery, 700 mounted can- GROCERIES,
nons, 80.000 muskets; and their navy
consists of 400 vessels, between 80 and
600 tons.
A. W. &R. M. TAN SON,
"JTTT AVE just received, and now offer M M r i : i i i
ii.lL Ior 5aic an extensive anu uauusuiuc
assortment of
Seasonable Goods,
NOTICE.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
It is stated in the Harpers Ferry Free
Press, that on the 27th June, 1824,
there will be an eclipse of the Sun, to
commence at 34 minutes after 4, and con tinue 2 hours 50 minutes. Total dark
ncss at 56 minutes after 5. There will
not be another total eclipse of the Sun vis
MEDICINES,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, among which are
DUTCH,
GRASS
CORN
LADIES', ) GEN TLEMENS'. C BOOTS & SHOES,
8c CHILDRENS' 3 LEGHORN 7 BOXAETS, of thelatest & STRAW 5 fashions.
ILL be exposed to sale on the first Monday in June next, the one halt
of all the lots in the town of C ra wfo rds ville, beginning with each uneven number; which lots are the property of the coun ty of Montgomery. If they are not all
sold on the tint day, the sale will be con tinued until all the county property is disposed of. The terms of payment will be one fifth in hand, the balance in three cqual annual payments, with interest from the day of sale, if not punctually paid on or before the day the same becomes due. CRAWFORDSVILLE is situated on the waters of Sugar Creek of the Wabash is the county seat by law of Montgomery county, and the site for the Land Office of the Tcrre Haute land distnict. It is conceived that the union of a county seat and land office in the centre of the above
county, gives it a decided advantage over the most of new counties within the ktate; and is surpassed by few, if any, in the state for good lands, running springs of water and mill streams, and has every appearance of health that any part of the
state presents, is 50 miles north by west well the design oi the author: And those
of Indianapolis, and 70 north by east of I officers for whose assistance it was writ
"'SCYTHES
ibleintheU. States until the 20th July BLOCK TIN WARE, &C.
1860.
Borough Ordinances.
Which added to their present stock cn
hand, makes their assortment veiy complete.
10 8v Vincennes, April 1, 1823.
JUST RECEIVED And for sale at this ofiicc, THE INDIANA JUSTICE, AND Farmers Scrivener. CONTAINING, The office and duty of Justices of the Peace, Sheriffs, Clerks, Coroners, Constables, Township Officers, Jurymen and Jailors. ALSO, The most correct forms of Deeds, Mort
gages. Leases, Releases, Discharges, Powers of Attorney, Bonds, Obligations, Notes of Hand, Bills of Exchange, he Sec. To which is added, The Constitution of the State of Indiana. By a Gentleman of the Bar. RECOMMENDA TION. Messrs. Smith If Bolton, Gentlemen From the examination which I have been enabled to give your work, entitled k The Indiana Justice and Farmer 8 Scrivener,' I am induced to believe that it will answer
Terre Haute
WILLIAM P RAMEY, Agent, for the county of Montgomery. Crawfordsville, April 25, 1822. 16 3t. The editors of the Western Sun
Vincennes, Brook ville Enquirer, Indiana
ten, will find in it an easy, and safe guide in the discharge of their official duties. Your obt. servt. J. CALL. Vincennes, 21st March, 1823.
JC7 Subscribers are requested to call
Gazette, Corydon, Indianapolis Gazette, for their books.
Ind. Argus, Frankfort Ky. and Hamilton A few copies will remain at this office,
Intelligencer cr Advertiser, Ohio, will I tor sale.
give the above three insertions in their
respective papers, and torward their accounts to the Republican Office, Madi
son, for collection
A SUPPLEMEXTAR Y ordinance res
pecting the Common's Lots.
Sec. BE it ordained by th" Board of
Trustees of the Borough of Vincennes in Common Council met, and it is hereby ordained by the awhority aforesaid, That the Clerk of this Board is authorised, and
hereby directed to receive relinquish
ments and consolidations of Lots purchased in the Common, agreeably to the " Ordinance respecting the sale of Lots
in the Common," passed the 23d July, Of every description consisting of
mzi, at any time netwen me passage i DRY GOODS
Ui inc prcsciii oi uiuane auu mai viaj i of January next : and that all such relin- Adapttd to the season.
A
NEW GOODS.
H S. T0MLIXS0W,
(MARKET STREET, VINCENNES,) Tf & AS just recehed from philadel-
U II phia and Baltimore, a handsome
assortment of MERCHANDIZE
Valuable Lands FOR SALE.
AT f
sis Kr
jams
against
Willi
ate of Indiana,
OX CIRCUIT COURT,
March Term, 1823.
ltby Sc Thomas R. Fohdick,
Y order of the probate court of
the county of Kuox in the state of
lnuiuna. Will be exposed to public sale
at the court house door in Vincennei in the :,aid county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A M and 3 o'clock P. M. on
liam Harlow.
In Lhanctryto foreclose a Mortgage. AND now at this time came the comXL plainants, by1 John Laiv, their solicitor, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the said defendant, Wil
liam Harlow, is not an inhabitant of this
quishments and conso'idations, so made
and filed, shall be as effectual and valid to
all intents and purposes as if the 6ame had been done under the ordinance aforesaid. Passe I 1 9th Mav, 1 823. JOHN COLLINS, Chmru E STOUT, Clk. B T.B r. AX 0RDI.YAYCE supplementary to
" An Ordinance amendatory to the se
veral ordinances respecting nuisances
passed April 23d, 1 823 BE it ordained by the Board of Trustees cf the Borough of Vincennes in Common Council met and it is hereby ordained by the awhority cfortsaid, That the occupters, as well as owners of inn or town lots shall be, and they are hereby made subject to the same duties in regard to the removal of nuisances, as the owners of lots now are by the existing ordinances ; and in case of refuial or neglect to remove the same, shall be subject to a like remedy as is now provided against said owners. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its publication in the Western Sun. Passed May 21 , 1 823. JOHN COLLINS, Chmrz. T,. STOUT, Clk B T.B V.
A VERT COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE & CUTLERY Quecsware and Fresh GROCERIES.
All which are offered for sale at the
most reduced prices for cash. U-tf May 1, 1823. Sale for Taxes.
TTMIE following tracts of land, lying in
JL the county ot Vigo, and state of in-
I diam, will be exposed to sale at the court
house door m Terre Haute, on the 12th
day of June next, to pay the amount of
tax, and cost due on each respectively,
tor the year 1822, viz.
the 25th day of June next, to the highest state, and on motion of the said comnlai
bidder, three hundred atren of first rate nants by their said attorney, it is ordered
tana situate two and one halt miles north by the court, that the said William Hartast of Vincennes, eighty acres of which low do appear here on the first day of the land is under good fence and in high cul- next June term,. to answer the complai-
uvaiiuii nun u iwo story log nouse auu I nanis uui, or inc same will oe taken as other buildings thereon and a never fail-1 confessed, and the'prayer thereof Le or-
mg spring ot good water convenient, late dered accordingly and that a copy of the property of Col. John Small of said this order be published in the Western county deceased. The terms of sale will Sun, a paper printed in this state, for
oe one imru ot the purchase money paid tour weeks m succession.
run SALE.
A, VALUABLE farm containing 206 acres of 1st. rate land, with 90 acres
well cleared, and under a tolerable fence, a hewed log HOUSE with stone chimney, other buildings not valuable, a never failing spring of good water near the dwelling. This FARM is situated in one of the most fertile and healthy neighborhoods
in the county of Knox, and township of
Johnson, adjourning and surrounded by
lands of the following persons, W. P.
Beecks, John Purcell, John Pea and Phil ip Catt. The title is good and a gene
ral warranty deed will be civen. Pos-
session given at any time a bargain can
be had, as less than g4 per acre will
pin chase.
For further particulars apply to the
subscriber livincr on the premises or B.
V. Bcckes. DANIEL DECKER. March 15th, 1823. 8 tf
down, and the other two thuds at as dis
tant a Period as the demands against the administrators of the said deceased will admi: which will be made known on the day of sale.
This advertisement to be continued for
three weeks in succession.
POLLY SMALL, Admx. Wm. M. SMALL, Admr. of the Estate of John Small deed. NOTICE.
A Copy Test,
14-4t
R. BUNTIN, Clk.
Tin 3j Sheet Iron
- , JSjA WHOLESALE Sc RETAIL.
AS again commenced business, on the corner of Market and second
streets, Vincennes, where all orders in
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Acs. Quarter. S T. R. 160 S. E. 7 12 8 144 N. W. 30 12 C 160 N. W. 30 13 8 153 N. E. l li 9 160 S. E. 11 n 9 160 S. W. ii 11 9 160 S E. 15 11 9 160 N. E. 22 11 9 153 N. E. 6 12 9 281 S. half. 6 12 9 280 E half. 20 12 9 42 i N. W. 30 12 9 329 W.frac. 9 12 9 80 S. W. 23 13 9 160 S. E. 25 13 9 160 S. E. 8 10 10 160 E. 10 10 10 53 S. E. 17 10 10 160 N. E. 36 1 1 10 160 N. W. 14 13 10 160 j S. E. 26 IS 10 1 60 N W. 36 13 10 160 S. W. 2 13 10 160 S. E. 3 13 10
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."I "1 " l'uu,u-."'c' V ' ''is line will be strictly attended to. Jl previously .old at private sale) on Job k ; bc batm day the 3 1 st day of May next, at the Dotice.papcr on a number dwelling house of the subscriber, am. 1 banks wi ble taken . ; seat, together with twenty acres ofland, y ' h
situated on the waters of Wilson's creek,
on which is erected a
1 irst rate Saw Mill,
now in comnlete oneratmn. AUn. two
hundred acres of land of an excellent
quality, whereon I now live, adjoining
C7The highest price given for old Copper, Brass & Pewter.
The legal heirs and representatives of Samuel Smith, dtcd. late of Sullian county, Ind. please to take notice,
said mill seat, on which is erected a good r R Wl" al)PIr to the Circuit dwelling house, stable. & nthrr nnr hnn. iL couit, in and for the countv of Sul-
ses an orchard containing one hundred llvan slate of Indiana, on the second day
O I 1 . T - f '
uaniiu iiuum nee, in Kxr.p. pni irmi. a i iUi vuuiuuss ui
Cicat number of Peach ers to be appointed to divide amen? tl e
ot free and clingstones, and of the most se.veral heirs aI1 .the real estate of the
uiiuus uavuur me terms 01 payment m.tu. jnij in me will be one, two, three, and four years, in counly of Sullivan.
JuniN i H, one of the Legal Heirs and Refircsentativca rf said Samuel Smith, deed. Merom, May 10, 1823. !6-3t-se.tp
THOMAS H. CLARKE, Stiff- f Vigo county. April 29, 1823. 3vv
pitches 8 Clocks. ; jj ILL be repaired in the best man- tiv
ucijtfiiuuu uicDcsi terms, JEW
ELRY, silver work and engravinr, will be
made and done on the shortest notice, and
almost any kind of country produce taken
in payment on water street by, Wm. BADGER. Vincennes, March 7, 1823. 7,-tf
equal instalment. Ar.w, on a credit of twelve months, a nun, her of HORSES, OXEN, LOWS, HOC;s, SHEEP, and FARMING U T E N S 1 A L S , together with a variety ot Household Kitchen Furniture to numerous too particularize. Also a quantity of PLANK. JObAUA POND. March 13, 1823. K7The mill seat and farm will be sold cither sepcrate or together, as may suit purchasers. j
iVPhe above sale is unavoidably nnst.
poned until Saturday the 12th day of Ju-
next, on winch day the sale will posielytake place. j. b.
SHKHIFF'S SALE. ' BY virtue of five writs of execution to me directed and delivered against the goods and chattels lands and t?ne-
ments, ot uobert Murgus, I hate seiCcM
a..M iaivvw ul5 m icrre tlautc, Nos. 176 and 232 akn. Fip Q r r
. ' Hr- 01 sec. 'i4, T. 12, range 10, and 53 acres of land lying in the south east qr. of sec. 23, T.
i-t, luugc iu, winch 1
Sliall einrup tr
sale as the law directs, on the 31st."inst.
rjJlipavTrdniunds, STtV Ir" htffi" ?:.,f"?0e" property ofllenry Hcdford, at ,he
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