Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 15, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 June 1824 — Page 3

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TiU, WES TERN a UN.

r.'Ci.V. E 6 JUNE 12, 1824.

I am requested to slate that Samuel F.'n'vm is acmdidite for a seat in the next state Legislature.

npIIFl Subscriber continues to carry JL on at his old stand on Water Street, where lie will strictly attend to all business, in the line of his profession

I. N. Will T TELSEY.

June 12th, 1824. 18--3t

am authorised to say that Seneca

is a canmu.iic lor oucuu uv.

in xi August election.

Presidential. On the :1 M i la i Xjven her. F .H JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Is aac Hlackfokd, of Knox. Jhssi-; L. Holmw, nf l)e irborn. David U. Maxwki.l, of Monroe. Ja.mk Scott, ofClaik. imjton. Onus tjphi.u Harhison, of W'ashFor IIKNKY CLAY, Willi m W. Wick, of Mai ion. Mau.son G. Clauk, of Washington. JMi. Hahidkn. ol Wavnc. W l Kit Wilson, of Gibson. Mo ks I abbs, ol Knox. Candidates Department. AUGUST KLkCTION, 1824. F r Congress. JACOR CALL, THOMAS U. BLAKE, For Stnifc. JOSEPH WAKNER. FiU-DF.RICK fcHOJLTS. JOHN EWING, F ( H SHKUIFF. ROBERT RUN PIN Junr. THOMAS SCOT F, Fr the L qilufure. DANIEL LAW I)N. Directors ,f'hv P r Ih-izc. c,',v)'u;e m" ()rma e.

Notice to Farmers.

ViSH to contract for a quantity cf

corn fed PORK, delivered .either on

)t or butchered, (large Hog's will be

pefered)to be delivered in the months

of December and January, for which I

will give Merchandize and CASH, in ex

change when delivered.

Also, Merchandize will be given in ex

change for Wheat, Cotton, and Bees

Wax.

Wm. BURCII. Vinccnncs, June I4ih, 1824 18 tf

JsEW GOODS.

S. Tomlinson.

Executo rs JS'of ice . FT HE subscribers having been ap

M pointed Executors of the estate of

Thomas Jones, late of the city of Piusburgh, deceased, request all those hav

ing demands against the estate of the said ("nomas Jones, to present them properly authenticated, and those who are indebted, arc requested to make immediate payment.

JfMES J O'BRIEN, 1 MICH AEL O'RYRNE, I Rxr's. (S JOHN J. O'BRIEN, I

Vincenncs Mav 13, 1824. 14-3m.

(.MARKET STRKKT VfXCKXNKS ) S just received fiom PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE,

a handsome and general assort mcnt of MELtCHAXmZH ofevery description Consisting of DRY GOODS a.la;itfil to llic asnn A very complete Assortment of Hard-Ware and Cutlery. QUEBXSVVaIIE, and FRE-.H Groceries. All of which arc offered tor sale at the most reduced prices for C SH 12- tf M .v v. p ? i

fS AGE AO'IICJ.

The U. Mij-e

MAiL . AfiL

State of Indiana. M AK . l. C L N Y. Fcbru-iiy g.tciat . crrn. 824. COUR i Ul-'HIOUA L

M.nduy. teb h .V I) 824.

petill ; . ol lnaries K biuv Au-

uusiratoi on the estate i em-

Pieniiss aie oi Martin count, c-

1 NOTL'E.

TS harcMy given that I shall make ap

r-a&&sGi comnn nre running between Louisville and Vincenncs. on the 10th day of April next I he hour of departure from Louisvilie Kv will be at t-velvc o'clock on every Satu'tLy, and arrive at Vincennts. la. cvn Tuesday, by nine o'clock, A M. leac ViiM enncs.

la. every Tuesday at one o'ciock, P M

i plrWun to the next Citcuit court to amJ anhc I-uisviIIc on Fluiisday, by e holden within and for the county of j60000' Sullivan, in the September term 1 824, Tnc P' (P' etors pledge themselves

NO TICK.

rpUIE celebration of the ensuing an-

mversary ot St. John tin ;ptjfct, take place at Hiram Lode No. 18. All brethren of regular sending, toj'f t.hcr with the a- j.icen? lodges, are inviimI to attend. An oration will bedeliv-

ereo.

. FSi'.P L v F

JOHN V. DAVIS. . C. W II P TELSEY,

JOHN JERRY, j Cui I.Sie, June I Oth, I R24.

Sulliv

for the appointment of connnissioners to

make pattition of the lands of John Ledgerwood deceased, late of Sullivan county, and of the lands of Melind i Ledgerwood deceased late of said county, among the legal heirs or said John Ledgerwood and Melinda Ledgerwood. according to law . D AVID II NCOCK. March 7. 1 824 16- 41

teased, lor tue lostll uc icai c- als. ot the sa d i lionut (i Pitiitiss uu.uco in tne town o Hiusi. .. in bid co t, lor t e pmpos .ol paOnu liie iin cl u e said de( e.i-ed, it appeaii g to ihi uuiic that the personal cflecis ot saiii di ccust d, ii k .i-.l :-ntti.. i' i iu .ls 1 iLe vti.! .'.ccu.n . n li he v. cil a', tin linn t t l is death. J here fore ordei td, that tin -:dd administrator be and he is htiet y lid ced to s ll at bubhc er.ciH , .n tin- ft t Monday of July on a ci edit ot t' i ue o ns th.e purchaser giving bond and ecutitv,

ihe loluiwing iuts or lai.d v thof Hin::osl .in in s id coir. : numbered as per plat of s., d t. 2()l y:J3, 190 l9o J.r)0. i, i;38 2i4, 1 1 ;

5 127. 3 26 28 203 i T 1 . a. 1 I 11 so much thertot us cuu he 1 c

to p ty saia oe its, vMii. li c-.e' t jJ ( r . : and that said su.e- cot tuaie tu.m .! .) t

d;iy until o 1 1 r i so much thereof as i

shali be sobl, ami tl at . . e i notices by i:,e sljitnc in c qnii ed, ; nd tr.al a 1 j;v o- On published tor sixty oa - pi-'! siik in tee s.e,n uK

publish , d a' Vinct nitcs 1; 1 A Cojy Teste. L R. ROGi R March f") "., 18.-4. ;

Wll 'S S. i 23,

oil',

Ss.;

sulci pre-j ci ' iv l he h"ec's! y

k " us :u w

ihe e -.-id

Commiftrc

i:f iratiice nunts.

18-3t

IJgllectors Notice.

THE cei

Subscriber is now ready to ve

ceive 1 axes, and in consequence

of the ne-iv retsrid svs'err. he et nestlv re-

quests the taxable part of the people,

to come forward and pav the same, by

the first of August. after which time ner.es

r'M K.Li. s'ly will compel him to f-irre the roller-

a ....

- I a - I I I . 1

A LL those ind ..bled to the estate ol on now ever oissagreeaoie it may oe to r Jaoies V. Moore deed late ot Gib- him he therefore hopes, the people will

1, mnty, arc hereby requested to make aval! themselves of rMs r.otir-

V L.. Wll UIOb, i nl. K. C,

pavment on or before the lt.ot August n- xt and Cose who hive claims against so l estate are required to present them on or before the smic. DAVID ROBB .idmr. June 10, 13 24. 13-31.

that their line shall be s corvl to n.ne be

tween Washington (!ity and F:;iiikiin, Mo and they hope, by their at'ention to

the public conveni- ncc atul safety, to share a nart of the public natrotiairc.

rhey also pledge themselves to have

gentle horsrs, good chive s comlortahK carriages, and tin n'itt d'iving- Pheir

fare shall he to sub !ie times. The distance front Louisvi'h , Kv. to Vinccnncs, la. is l(7 1-2 mil's. fr whicii they will only charge eight dnP v s Tin riiopRiErous Persons wishing a passage wili leave their nanies. and pay their faie to Mr. Santl. Hill, at the post otliee, Vincenncs.

March 7 1R24 1 '

?m.

TTN t'ie

u mst on

b tween where a

LOM

afternoon of Saturday the 5th

the mde to the sheep if

the sugar loaf and the place

road turns (iff to the subscri

bers house, two cotton Oiitts and a cam

brick neck cloth marked J B. wrapped

up in a brown lins y hunting shirt or ra

ther, a waggoners frock Whoever has

found ihe Mine, are requested lo leae it

at the Register s Office, where he will

receive a reasonable reward. JOHN BADOLLET. j-iri" 10. isn 1 a it

Police.

riTHE u?d 't igned has t; ken out let

B ters testamentary on the estate of

James C. Balch, late of Merom StiUi.

van Cnunty Indiana, deceased, request

a;l th )se having c laims against said es

tate t present them legally authentica

te! 'or setth mcnt. within one year from

ti c date hereof to Doct. A Elliott,

of Merom Sullivan County, or to the un

dersigned of K"o (Vimt . JOSEPH McCLURE, ,1dm. June "th ' - 3i -

Vincennes, May l:th, I824 - U-tf

J. CALL.

TTlJLy' resigned the office of President

3 Jwudge of the first Judicial Circuit,

and resumed the practice of law in the

fust, and adjoining counties of ihe fourth

circuit.

Vincenncs, May 29, 1824 1 6 tf Call ! "Ti-v rJuds?c7!

'Ji('Jl Wholesale fr Retail.

V PRICE, On MARKET STREET.

tn'cknnks, has constantly or.

'.land, a handsome assortment of HAfsoi

:vcry description, which he is enabled to

sell is low as anv in the place

HE NOW MANUFACTURES THE Curies, & s ml IFater Proof HATS,

Which are ascertained to be the latest

fashions IrnpOrderrs from a distance

thankfully received, and speedi.v ft' ed.

43-1 v November, 1823.

r tv r. N Ip hv Beniamir, Wood-

worth, of Knox County, Washing

ton tovnshtp: one white marc, about

fourteen hands and one half high, the tip

end o! the let t ear crooked, about elev

en years old, no brands perceivable, ap

praised lo hltv dollars before me, J McCLURE j p. Mav 24th, 18:418 -3tp

WATCHES.

r.lk'F. CAKE OF TQlTR W ATCIIKS ! ! !

LL watches that have been in the

ssession ot I. N Wititt kt.sev.

for more than thcrce months, if n t t k n away by the 15th of July, will on that.

uay DC 50m lor repairs.

A A

IV GOODS.

HS just received from Philadelphia, a general asoitnKnf of DUY GOOD straw s BONNETS, STRAW TRIMMINGS, LEATHER & MOROCCO -HOES, HARDWARE & CUTLERY. Crowle Blister ' Cast Steel, Svthes, Sickles, Hoes, Shovels Spades, NAILS ass rted. Qurrmicarc fr Ghissicare WINDOv (,L sS 10 t:. s 8 10, GUOCKHIKS c. .ALSOSALT & WHLSKFY.by the birrel orrct d. Cash giving for Beeswax. i AY I 4th. 1824. 14-tf

STaIGEjYOTICU.

EU S MAIL STJG is (l. lntnng between Vmrenm s low S:

St.T,otiis f Mo ) bv th way ol Vandi ia

Ills Leaves Vincennes every 1 oesd.iy at 1 o'c lock p. m anivesatSi Lou;s v cry Sunday at 10 o'clock A M. tea s

St. Louis every Wed ti soav at

P M. and arrives at Vineenncs Monday at "0 o'clock . M.

The proprietors pledge themselves to have g nile horses, goo.i diivri, comfor-

UlU'l UlUvlUi-H mini M" llil-IU IU I II 1 jy . . . r. ., .. .- . . r 7 news, Mpcr published at vintcniitb ( Intheir attciition to toe public convenience v '

1 2 o'cloek

every

State of liKliinsa. MARl iN COUNTY Ffbruatu fi "al Ft mi

lOUtti OF PROBA E 1 tdneaday, F,b. W h '824. BEING made appear to this c- u t,

that the former bales ot real es 1 e,

belonging to the estate of John M. Prenliss lale of said county deceased toother with i .e assclts mat J ad previous to, and since said salts, come to the hands of the administi aloi s on said estate, are not sufficient to satisfy ih debts, that said deceased owed at the time oi his death, upon motion Therefore ordered that l; e administrators on s..id estate be and they are heiehv licenced 10 make sa'e at public vendue of ihe lohovv ing 'ot or 1 1 a " 1 of land 10 wr : eigin acres of iw d lying one h.t I ofthe itotth. wrst quarter of sv ct'.o- No 3 in tow( s'dn no. 2. north of mnge no. 4, west m v.'tstncl ol Lnds offered for .'e a V?n v nns and tht' said vei due be Ik t; ii MC fi st Monday J July nr.i'. t ,dit oi t welvc moelhs. tin ium iia-; ' t gt C bond, and security aid t!iat inc c uk give the notice by the sta u in sixh cases required. Ami that a copy oi :s nrdeidu published f(r siyy days pre us to aid sak,iti the- Westhin in a

and safety they hope 'o share a part of he public patronage. Their tare shall be to suit the times. The distance fi om Vincennes Ind. to St.

Louis Mo by the way of Vandalia lits is j S I

Wld eoly

Bagage at the

diana )

A Copy Teste. L R. ROGERS, Clk. April 13th '824 lo-t-tJ s

190 miles, 'or which

Piintin: of everv doscripUunexecutcd at this Oflicc.

charge thirteen dollars.

ri:k ol the ov oei s. I HE ! ROPRIE I OR-, frp Persons wishing a passage will leave their names, and pay their f.o to Mr. S un!. Hill, at ihe posi office, Vincennes. May 4th. 18 24. I 3 3m One IIuiuliTtl Doll licwanl tj AN A WAY from the subcibrs on Sunday evening. 3d inst. a negro man named

A? XelAULF And a negro w on. an named P ATS MY.

Scr.

Charles is alout twenty fiv veirs ol age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches hir .. . ", 1 made, yellow complcxior,, h i . .. n he went awa a brown or snuff c.-i n.ti! coat, linen pantaloons, fur luft considerably worn and rather small He took with him several articles of clothing not known. Patscy is about 21 or 22 years of age, short, thick set, quite' bli.ck coarse features and bad countenances. She had on a white muslin dies and collerettc trimmed with black tihho;?. Took with her two plain domestic cotton dreses, one stripe d jamnctt muslin dress and other articles of clothing not recollected. Th above reward will be given for their apprehension 01 fifty for cither, with all reasonable charges, if delivered to us at Ktna Furnace, in Harcounv. Kv or to any jail in this state so that we can get them ngam HOLDERMAN Sc WILKS. Nov. 13, 1823. -44

E F IND I N A.

KNH;X 1 OUN Y,

KN'OX C1R LTI COURT. March Ftrm .824.

! Jjmes B M'Call,

1', " v s. -Smim l Parr George S Parr, and II. nry V. Parr. IN CHANCERY A ND now at s tint- t..me the cotn- . a phd'Ktnt by Samuel Judah his s..licitor, and up ti reading and filing hi-b:ll ol complaint, and it appearing to the satisf ction of the court that the dtfe-d ants arc non residents of the sae Oi motion ofthe complainant, it is ord icd that notice of the pendency of this suit

Ve given ny outiiication the same in

Sun, a paper pris ed at

H e estern

Vincennes. for four w eeks succ. ssi . 1. at said defend ants appear h 'e . next term, and answer the complui' bill, or ihe same will be taken as fessed. A Copv Teste. IIOMT R JOHNSON, c k May 20. 1324 15 4-

' t5 c on

er.

l) ANK notk books bale at this ulike.

" J )

(Joorl news for Fanners ! H heat wanted.

'5IIE subs, libei will give 62 ct r.ts f per bushel, for good mere'' v. table WIIE.1F, delivered at thcOx-Miil J L CULM N. F. hruaty r, I 8.4. 2-tf Printing neatly execute at

for