Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 15, Number 13, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 May 1824 — Page 3

THE YVEbTEtiN bUN

VEVC E AW E S, m a Y 8,1824.

GOLD AND SILVER MINES A leltcr Irom a gentleman in Park cou ty, Indiana, to his fried in this county, contains the following: It was told nit yesterday, that thete had just b:cn dis covered in this county, an extensive bod of gold and silvkr oiir, on land belonging to the government. The individuals who made this fortunate discovery, have departed for the purpose of entering the land Afayesville Eagle. FROM MEXICO. Philadelphia, April 1 2. "Vc have received a series ot Mexictn paper to the I 4th of March, he states of tne new Popular Federative Republic were busy in organizing their separate governments, while the general government had gone into operation. Public rejoicings had taken place, in many, parts of the country. There are manifestations of the best feeling between the 'Sovereign Congress and the Congress of the States. We remark to a long and able manifesto of the former, issued by the people, when the Federal constitution was promulgated. Reference is made in it more than once to the excellent example and unrivalled prosperity and tranquility of these United States. The cxpidition to the Rocky mountain, found on the borders of the Arkansas, near the borders of the great desert, hundreds of acres of the same kind ol v ine, -vile vimfera, which pioduces the wines of the European continent Thee vines "were growing in a wild state, and were surrounded by hillocks of sand rising to

within 12 or 1 8 inches of the end of the branches. They were loaded with the most delicious grapes, and the clusters were so closely arranged as to conceal c e y part of the st m These hillocks of sand arc produced by the agency of the vines arresting the sand as it is borne by the wind. A correspondent of the National Intelligencer states that, by inhumation obtained at the patent oiBc-, it appears that nearly a thousinl dollars have been received for patents granted within this month; and Mr. Gilbert Brewster who spent six weeks lately cxaming the various mod is, dedated, that he was astonished at the ingenuity there exhibited. Ivlr Hrewfcter also declaied, that the aid lie received at the office, by examining attui ively the machinery, has enabled him to perfect so mu-hthe art ol spinning n ())!, that he has reduced the price of spinning it to one cmt per pound. It lias never been less than eight cents before; and during the war it was 25 cents per pound. The Pope has formally refused to sane tion the re-establishment of the Inquisi tion in Spain, as being a tribunal incompatible with the present enlightened age. Nearly ail in the Islands in the West Indies, (Hayti excepted,) appear to be in a state bordering on revolt and massacre the English and French are especially agitated. The dreadful day anticipated by all, and esteemed as of certain arrival sooner or later, seems clo3e at hand Gtcat efforts, however, are making to keep down the insurrectionary spirit The free people of color, heretofore the great shield of the white population, ate supposed to be generally disaffected they arc intelligent and numerous. Roth England and France have largely added to their military forces in these islands; but there u one man who can determine tliei Fj c. Happily, he does not appear villhg to interfere with it. The B'itish Wuitor states that the E iperor Alexander had determined to transcribe seat of his government from St. Petersburg!! to Moscow, and that his imperial Majesty had signified his imcn tion never more to reside at the former city! Should this resolution be carried into effect, there can be little doubt that v is connected with some political icws upon Turkey, as the disnce from loscow to the Turkish frontier is trifling, in comparison with that from St. Petersburgh. To Candidates The Editor of the XV. Sun, has determined that he will adhere to the tulcs adopted last year, in regard to announcing their names. Candidates Department. AUGUST ELECTION, 1824. Tor Congress. J A COR CALL. THOMAS H. HLAKE. Tor Senate. JO-KPH WAIINEK, JOHN EWING,

T AGE NOTICE.

1MIE U S. MAIL STAGE is now running between Vincennes Ind. St St. Louis (Mo.) by the way of Vandalia Ills. Leaves Vincennes every Tuesday it 1 o'clock p. m arrives at St. Louis ev ery Sunday at 10 o'clock A. M. leaves M. Louis every Wednesday at 12 o'clock P M. and arrives at Vincennes every Monday at 10 o'clock A. M. The proprietors pledge themselves to have gentle horses, good drivers, comfortable carriages, and no night driving, by their attention to the public convenience and safety, they hope to share a part of the public patronage. Their fare shall be to suit the times. The distance from Vincennes Ind. to St. Louis Mo. by the way of Vandalia Ills, is 190 miles, lor which they will only charge thirteen dollars. Bagage at the risk of the owners. THE PROPRIETORS. May 4lh, 1824. 1 3-3m "c IRC uir COURT, KNOX COUNTY, INDIANA. John M'Donald, Complainant, v. s

Otho H. Williams, John BucO

hanan and Sophia his wife, John J. Stull and Prudence his wife, John S. Williams and Sarah his wife, John C. Williams and Catherine R Williams, and Joseph Williams.

IN CHANCERY A ND now at this time came the Com-

plainant by Moses Tabbs his solicitor, and upon reading and filling his bill of complaint, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the Dcfenduiits are non residents of this state; on motion of the said complainant. Ir is ordered that notice of the pendency of this suit be yiv en by publication of the same in the Western Sun, a paper printed at Vincennes, for four weeks successively, that said defendants appear here at th next term, and answer the said complainants bill, or the same will be taken as confessed. A Copv Teste. HOMER JOHNSON, Clk. Ao'i' "lOth. I $24 n-4t.

Cicatrical.

IE BEJfFFIT OF THE SEMINARY )

Last lerfor mane e this season.

::0;;g;;i!:;ni

HE Managers of the "vincennes

tiifspian society," have, the pleasuie to announce to the public, that on F RID AT EVENISG, MAT 14 will be presented the much admired comedy in five acts, called SPEttD THE PLOUGH. with the humerou farce of the ANATOMIST. The following songs between the comedy and farce. . Scots nvha ha' tvi Wallace bled. For aw that) an aiu that. Auld I ang Syne. pCT Tickets, price fifty cents, c?.n bo had at the office of the Western Sun. Doors will open at 6 o'clock, and curtain rise at 7 o'clock, r m. JsEW GOODS. S. Tomlinson, (market street vincennev) HAS just received from PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE, a handsome and general assortment of MERCHANDIZE of every description Consisting of DRV GOODS adapted to the season A very complete Assortment of Hard-Ware and Cull cry. QUEENSWaRE and FREn ( Groceries. All of which are offered for sale at the most reduced prices for CASH. School Notice.

Fresli Groceries!

SAML. THORN,

HA$ just received from New Or leans a fresh and general sup. ply of GROCERIES, which he will sell low for Cash. (p-Sl 25 per DOZEN. JT WILL BE GIVEN FOR

One Hundred and Fifty Dozen

CHICKENS, If delivered within two weeks. Also, a few hundred weight of BEESWAX) for which the highest price will be given in cash or Groceries. Apiil 10th, 1824. 9-tf.

STAGE NOTICE.

Call! Try! Judge! Clump Wholesale t- l.tlail, Hat Store. J J JJ P PRICE, On MARKET STHF FT, Jia . vincennes, hav.CM.siai.lv on and, a handseim assoitment ot r-of cveiy dtsriipiinn, w hich hi is en.b td to sell as low a- am i: the place HE NOW MAM'fAPU'RFS THE Cortes, r ( rat Hater Proof HATs, Which are ascertained to be the laust

fashions fcF-Ordtrrs fom a d s . i cc thankfully received, and spcediiv fi i d. 43-ly November," 1S23. MEDICI ES THE Sub-ciilm ini i n.v IV Pi ysicianb i:, tic wcsitin lonn'i) d tin j ub'ie m j-ci cri ; , that ilu HRAA ON 1 E Ot ;i;i Y i avc t,(,,u(l a

Tlin IT Wfntnc

SWl MAIL SI ACU'l will

a iTTiu. commence lunuiig between Louisville and Vincennes on

the 10th day ol April next. The hour of departure from Louisville Ky will be at twelve o'clock on every Satuid.y. and arrive at Vincennes. Ia. cverv Tuesday, by nine o'clock, A M. leave Vincennes, Ia. every Tuesday at one o'clock, P. M. and arrive at Louisville on Thursday, bv 6 o'clock, P. M. The proprietors pledge themselves that their line shall be second to none between Washington City and Fianklin, Mo. and they hope, by their attention to the public convenience and safety, to share a part of the public patronage. ' They also pledge themselves lo have gentle horses, good rhiveis comfortable carriages, and no night driving. Their fare shall be to suit the limes. The distance from Louisville, Ky. to Vincennes, Ia. is K 7 1-2 miles, for which they will only charge eight dol'nrs. THE PROPRIETORS. ; March 27 1824. I ..lm.

Vt KY GOOD AND G E AY. K.l ; . , a i j a j ajj 9T OF

Drugs cS(

medicines,

1 r

INIn. JOHN REED

"TNFORMS the public that he will open a SCHOOL in Vincennes on the 1 7th day ot May. The terms of tuition are as follow s For teach i sg rcr quarter. Spelling and Reading. - - S3 50 Spelling, Reading k Writing, 3 Geography, Grammar and Automatic!;, - g4 Latin Language &c .5

it w i in ine town e,i uockmi e win

il J or "fiVied for saic on ihe 16 !7th ot J ti ; c r.' xt, e;ne fourth ot the puichae money will be required in hand, the balance in six, twelve and eighteen monihsi the purchaser, will be required to gic bond and sccuiity the lots will contain with the exception ol three adrys ; half an acre, the streets, will be eighty !eet, and the alleys sixteen feet wide, running through each square 2,'roceville, His been selected agtccab!e to a law of the last session of the legislature, lor the permanent seat of justice ol Patke county state of Indiana, and is situated in a high, healthy, fertile, section, ol country near the centre of the county, on section No 7, T. 15, north of range 7 west. Materials for building is cheap and plenty, in the vicinity and neighborhood. THOMAS SMI PH. Agent tor Farke covnr'y. April 36. 1324. 12 t-17 j F"T1IIE Subscribers respectfully infoim il the public, that the SADDLING business heretofore carried on by John ITise, (at the old stand of Kausler & Wisp) will hereafter be conducted by Lizarus Ft. Wilson, under the firm of WISE Sc WILSON, Who have now on hand, and intend constantly to keep a general asset tment of Saddles, Bridles & I-mess, made in the neatest and most fashionable manner, which thev will sell vru lozv for Cah or Co unrry Produce; and hope by a stt ict attention to business to merit a

share of public patroriae.

JOHN WISE,

April 16. .

WILSON, lo-tf

TO ItKNT. ON Saturday the 22nd May there will be publicly rented on the ptemises to the highest bidder for one yca a first rate Z SAW MILL, with all the other concerns of the late Michl. Murphy, at the falls on the west fork of White liver. Persons wishing information can apply to the undesigned, in Wahinpton, or on the premises. MI' llL. MURPHY,? JONN MURPHY, . 'iamr' April 24. '824 12-;t. Printing f every descriptionexecuted at this Office. BLANK NOTE I300KS Cor sale at this office.

and offe r io s c i tin m t ie;tsoi able prices for ('ASH, at their Du.tibt si-cp in Hat n.onie Ir.cli i n. PRKDl.RK K RAPP. Mutch 1st, 18 .4 b- 6 v tZT 1 lie Kditwi- f the Western hun at Vincennes, tin Lvar.swm .ti t! lii.t ;s (at Siiaw i.cetiwii) G ztiits and Hum is Intelligencer au tttjuesud to gie ti e above advertiemt nt six ir.se tiki in their pipers, ai d f(i uaidthe'r ;cunts for . ; ' rent. 'I he hfioi mer. THE ue,s U oi this cik .s to expose tliCeu iKai soi.eiiies anei ciiijn.n iii t.c -takings ol the present ciay, umu tence ot promoting leligion, ar.et to s. or that tht) aie irrccuncilublc wm. tt.e. : pirit a d pni.cipics ot ti.e gt j el. . i.c gt eat misbionai y i pciaiion. w;.ici c mmenctel a leu ytais since, ai.t. ii t i. crous i ntui-gieai Suninai ies e.r..it.Sc whiehaicsr.il erecung inever) p ii of OUi cou .11 ) , nav e tent cei to ti.e e a.ic; ,e,n ol la oidci ol men to a height nui warrantee! b the .ew 1 siaiiii nt. Mie r numbci ai .el ii iluei.ee are liipiell; tNni,ding thioughout aii pctts ot lie ton n.uniiy, and iiueaitu tne e.e s. metie r, e . i ur CiMiand iciig(-u-. libeitit l n t ( ,s t ittiei (liieti . inelu ec!, iIa y ait stid iy rdiuncing their c.ue. ai ti then sct eiaiicv over tht min'as ot the j.e pe; . d at no elisiani pti icei. sh u;d tun i. llnentt; continue io iicitat. r ,ceiy n ludhidual wilt be toiuicl w'wiu i; to inru t;.e liazaid oi opposu i; anv ot thtir stlicn ts. The pei me iou cffitta ol cleitca d .n ination in tins couiitiy, ma be mnntd fmm the histoiy ot other countries, ai.d ought early to be guaidcel insi. 'I ocic are alicudy f w w ho have buli-e itni in une to present the-e n en btiote ti e ; uh lie in ihen tine coiois, aid lcr.ee the piospect ol tin n success, ui.d our ejd i r is grtat.y inc uascd. F'Oiiiihesc consideration-, arcl to expose theconupt pon p( us. ai d lashioi.abie religion mculcaud tnd buppoited iy this ptnsioned oiclei ol n.tn, .7 he Rej rmer was commenced. The extendi c! i irculaiionof the work among ti c itflettii g and better part ot the community, ha convinced the editor that his viev son these subjects are not pccu.iar ; and it, at the publication may be moie gentiady known, and constepUv ntly be rrore i:Svti:l, he is induced to p.estnt some notice ol it in a more public v.y than has yet been done. 13eing ntithei undei tl c j u i i - diction i or influence of any pMticular sect. The Reformer will not be mat'e Ln instiumenl tor advancing the views or interests of any ; but itbnke evils wheru vcr met with, and puisuc the line of tieth marked out by the precepts of Divine Revelation, regardless of the fmwns or the censUies of these who, fom in'cret, prejudice, orca)'ie, rray become its oppose is. TERMS, IX c The Reformtr is published in pcrirdical numbers ot 24 pages duodecimo, the begining of each muith, at gl a year, pay able in advance. The fout lh year is now completed, and the fifth is about to commence subscribeis can have the numbers foi warded to any part of the tinier, by naming the post office where tf tyaie to he sent, at the expense frr postage in no case more than 24 cents a vcar. A few copies are yet remaining fiotn the beginning of the work, but persons arc

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