Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 16, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 June 1825 — Page 2

expected, after the late events, the fer mentation still continues, among the Jannissat ies ; and it is of a nature to excite the most serious alarms. From Ortas, in which the most violent degree of insubordination had appeared, have received orders to march to Thessalyj there to tnake part of a corps opposed to the Greeks; but they have positively and unanitnousty refused. 4 We will not march (said the Janmssaries) till the heads of three of the sultan's ministers have been delivered to us.' The grand vizier, and the pacha of Bujukdere, have concerted measures to prevent a new explosion. Some more chiefs of the insurrection have been arrested, &

secretly executed. There are various re

ports in circulation, relative to the late Grand vizier, Ghalib Pacha, but it seems

difficult to believe in his rccal, though it

is desired by a very numerous party. His

moderate system could not support itself

in the critical circumstances in which the

Porte now is.

Greece. The Uritish cutter Nimble, from London, w'r.h the second instalment of the Greek loan, has arrived at Napoli dc Romania. The money contributed in this country for the Greeks, was forwarded from London by this vessel, and has safely reached its destination. The fleet of the pacha of Egypt, consisting of 59 sail, had landed 6 )00 men near Navarin ; but they were repulsed, and driven back to Motion. A Greek fleet it was expected, would attack the Egyptian on the following day. Great Invention. Mr. Joseph Dell, is building in this town, a boat which he intctuU to propel by lever power. It is now nearly completed, and he expects to put it i ti operation in the course of the ensu ing week. The machinery is very simple, and the ma mat force required to voi k it, will not exceed that of lour persons. Mr. Bell is perfectly confident that this attempt of his to apply the lever power to boats, with great advantage, will tie successful, and that he can propel them with much greater rapidity than is done by steam No person has ever yet succeeded in making this application, al though there can be no doubt of the correctness of the principle Should Mr. Bell cfTect his object, it will be one of the greatest achievements of the present age, will entirely explode the use of steam boats, as the lhor and expense, to put

boats on this plan into operation, arc in

ANNUAL ELECTION. 7rf Monday in August next FOR OOVERNOlt. ISAAC BLACKFORD,

JAMES B. HAY, FOR LlKUTENANT GOVERNOR. (;. V. JOHNSTON, SAMUEL MILKOY, EL I SUA HARRISON, JOHN H. THOMPSON, DENNIS PENNINGTON, The friends of the following gentlemen, request us to announce them as candidates for a seat in out state Legislature, at the an liual election in August next JACOB CALL, BENJ. V. BECKES. SHERIFF FOR SULLIVAN COUNTY. EL1SHA BOUDINOT.

European India and Domestic g GOODS. S. TOMLIN8 0N, ( MARKET SWEET t lSCENXtS I. HAS just received from Phiiadetfikia and Paltimnre handsome anil Vd ry general assortment of Merchandize of every description consisting of Spring 5 Summer DRY GOODS, A complete assortment of

Hardware and C nil cry Quvciwcarc $ Glassware tkawUN& BONNETsi.o FflESH G line IS II IES.

All of which arc offered for sale at trta

most reduced prices fof cash. 13 tf. May 28. 1825.

glNE IF y CHEAP. Cii: GHAETKR,

OS MARKET between 2d If 3d STJ1E&

HAS just received from PhilauclpLbi and Baltimore, and now for salc,fii

elegant assortment of RICH Sc FASHIONABLE DUY GOODS,

Comprising nearly every article needed

by the r aimer, or the Mechanic.

A UKNKKAL ASSOHIMr-N I OF fN,

ty est of It, and being thus nearly in HARDWARE & CUTLERj

Call ! Try ! Judge !

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Hat Store.

yf. t nntnn

On MAHKET STREET, JLvl. v inc en wes, has constantly nn

hand, a handsome assortment of hat of

every description, which he is enabled to

sell as low as any in the place.

ME NOW MANUFACTURES THE Cortes, & Oval Water Proof HATS,

Which arc ascertained to be tho latest

fashions. fcOrdcrrs from a distance

thankfully received, and speedily filled.

4-y November, 1823.

ro1

S situated on a beautiful Biuff on the southeast side of the Wabash river,

one mile above the mouth ol Wild cat Creek, and four below the mouth of the Tippecanoe river. No town in the State of Indiana, can anticipate gi cater prospects, considering its local situation, and natural advantages. Lying at the head of steam boat navigation, or as near that point as any eligible situation for a town can be had no other site presents itself between that and the mouth of Tippecanoe; it lies nearly in a direct line from Detroit, via Fort Wayne to St. Lou is, and nearly so, between the South end of Lake Michigan and Indianapolis. There is no doubt but a great intercourse will soon be opened between those places, and this will be the point of intersection. This place being situate a sufficient distance East of the Western line of the

state to leave sufficient space for a coun-

JNTOKMS the public that he contin-

A. ucs to carry on the

Saddlery ty Harness

making business, at his shop on

( WATEFl STHEET VINCENNRS.I

He also, will keep on hand a rcr-ular

supply of

LEATHER,

of every description, which will be sold on reasonable terms.

He also manufactures, and will tell a

the lowest prices,

Boot a &' SJioes,

of every discription and quality.

reuruary i, 1825. 1-tf

Sheriff's Sales. pursuance of a certain writ of ven.

ditioni exponas, issued by the clerk

of the Circuit court of Knox county, and

10 me mrccicd, I shall expose to public sale at the court house door in Vinccnncs, on Monday the twentyeth day of June

next, octween the hours of ten o'clock.

iLnxuniin l iko trrntul -nr which Yi f

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rants a belief that it will become a scat ot nn . Q w . n u lwo cioc n.FM.ai I the right, iustice for a new county hereafter to be QUEENS & GLASSWARE title, 8c interest which Charles Mc.Clurc,

iiow uccrascuj had or possessed on the twenty fourth day of September, one

finitely less, and the advantages derived committee of Congress on that subject

from the power ami lightness of the ma last winter, it will be observed that they chincry, much greater. Mr. Hell is a consider the connecting of the Wabash plain, unlearned, hut by no means a visi- wih Lake Eric by a canal, to be not only tmiry man. and those persons who have practical, but of great utility to the pubexamined his machinery and are capable lie. In as much as it will be nearer of judging, think highly of it. We pre- from the mouth of the Ohio river to N. fcume wc "shall hereafter have occasion to York by 600 miles, than the route by tecur to this subject. L hcraw Int. way of the Illinois river, and 150 miles " nearer than by way ol the proposed canal A company of about eighty persons ihtough the state or Ohio: they have ic!rft thiq n1.tr r rlimni the last wcck for nimnictulrtl ti irniit of st s rin ol land to

la don and with this ttow, a liocrai pro- in very great varicy.

vision will be made by a reservation of SADIES, " nnnTfi Lots for that purpose. The surrounding r.ftVT! .EMENS, Sc J-ei.e country is rapidly settling, having its CHILDREN'S JMIUhib. fertile lands watered by the Wca and A Complctc assorlnicnt 0 Wild Cat on the south, the numerous V branches of which affords manv excellent li lilliy l! 1 I TiS.

scats for Mills and other Machinery; the ju of which will be sold on the most ac-

Tippecanoe coming from the north, will commodating terms, for cash

no doubt afford very extensive &cttle- 1 6-tf Vinccnncs, June 1825.

ments.

By referring to the report of a select

Mron Sf Castings.

JAMES & Me ARTHUR,

H NTORM their friends, and the nub

tl lie tnnerallv. that thev have re com. to public sale, at the court hon

1 I mm. - ' " m ' v '

V tneenncs, on Monday the tiventyeth day of June next, between the hours of ten o'clock, a m & five o'clock, p. m. ajrrcc-

auiy iu uic j(i section of the Jaw subject

thousand eight hundred and tiventv two.

in all that certain tract of land situated, lying and being in the county of Knox, containing ten acres, and including thex L Milt seat and Milt and being lot number s, six, in the division of lot number twentyfour in the old donation, among the heirs of William Mc.Clurc, deed, at the suit of James B. Mc.Call. S. ALMY, Shjr k.c. May 28, 1825. 1 5-41-22 B Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias to J) me directed from the Clerk s office

the Knox Circuit court, I will expos?

menced business in Vincknnks, and arc

now receiving, direct trom their l-'urna

ccs, a large and extensive assortment of

III OX C. ISTIXGS of every description, among which arc,

Santa Ec, with mcichandisc, for the put

pose of trading with the inhabitants ol the internal provinces of Mexico. A considerable number of wagons and other vehicles wcte taken by them. ThU party is composed principally of resi dents of this town and vicinity, although a numUer ate from St. Louts and other patts of the state, and several from Ken lucky. The determined perseverance with which our citizens pusue this trade,

the state of Indiana ol two miles in width, the whole length of the Canal on each side, to enable the state to Vibe a fund fiomthc proceeds of the sales thereof; w hich they think will be amply sufficient for its completion; the mouth of the l ippecanoe, is considered by them, to be the head ot Steam Roat navigation on the Wabash; which opinion is confirmed by every person who has any knowledge of the Wabash river.

Whm advantages like the foregoing

G gallon Kettles, 1 gallon Pots 8 do do 2 do do 10 do do 3 do do 13 do do 4 do do 1R do do 5 do do 25 do do f do do 30 do do 7 do do 8 do do

ing real and personal estate to execution.

the tollowing lots, or parcels of ground, C to vit : number two hundred and f ighty seven, and number two hundred and Jiffy our, sdtuatc, lying and being in the Hon ugh of Vinccnncs, and county of Knox, with a small frame dwelling house thereon, with the appurtcnanr es, as the fences

now stand, taken as the nronertv of. r

Stew Pats & I.ids, dijfrrvnt tizes.

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amidst every discouragement, is woithy shall be realized (and that they will be.

of admiration, and we sincerely nope at no very dirtant day, tnerc is no uount,;

Ci riddles, Dog Irons, ran-iuill wheels, Hag Irons,

in plate Stoves,

...111. !. mud ttntilr viir. I i I.L ...i.i K..rtw .nr if tlw mnvt flnlir- I

cess. No danger, we think, need be ap- isb'mg towns in the state of Indiana. (, ( 'll s; . prehended on the present occasion from S A Ai OV LOTS sVunrTVon the Indian; as, from a knowledge ol the yU Comlncnrc on the thiid Monday yfi Spindles rbtrurtrr of thtsc romtoins., the com ..r ...., . i.m orrniKr: Tln ' '

ti;inv. for mudctuc and bravcrv, any at tU thr tiiirchanp I nicn mcy

tack would be tenclled, and the assail

ants h.we cavisc to repent their temeti ty. to. lnt Colombian Cotton-' A speci icn of a peculiar kitul of Cotton, the growth of

Colombia, ban been recently exhibited at Savannah. It was obtained neai Dngota, and is said to be of an extremely soft and perfectly silky texture and glossy appearance, of a short staple and datk or dingy color. It grows on a tree of conidcrablc height, different from our plant. Thr Cotton crows round the seed in

JOHN DAVISON

May 18th 1825.

J NT, I ri SON, s

money in hand, the ballancc in three

equal annual instalments.

I)A 11) MOUNT, t'rofiric-

tcrs.

i7-rt.

NKWliOOUS. "TUST received from Pitii.ADF.Lnu A gj anvl Haltimouk, an extensive and ve-

ry trcnerai assortment ot

'OUHIOX S' DOMKSTIC

AI.SO-

From AV-0rraw a few heavy articles

something like the shape of a pine-apple, rx ,i,.n ti,rn ntrUril it rrouires no rin

ruW The Indians wmk it into shawls, which will be sold at the lowest price

&c and a quantity has been stnt to at the new buck house on the corn France for tht purpoc of ascertaining of Markc whether it cannot be incotporated in the NtM.us k lilJ.NM-.U. manufacture of silk good. A gentle Vinrrnnes. June 4. lfi'f

Flat Irons, Waggon IJoxcs, Mandrills, Saw mill cranks,

Pea Kettles,

Hull Plough Plates,

Scollop lion, Ax bars,

lOvcns, Sec. cc.

ill sell on reasonable terms

bv the ton, hundred, or lecser quantity.

Also 200 Barrels KRNHAWA SALT, And a few kegs of XA1J.S of a very superior quality. 13-tf May 1 1, 1825.

NOTICE, hereby given to nil persona whom it

may concern, that I intend to appltV)

the Judge of probate of Crawford countf

Ills lor the final settlement of the csta.O

of F.lisha Hi adbury deed, on the first Monday in July uxt. JOHN HARDIN, Adm May 11th, '825. l5-4t

NOTICK.

OCTOR M'Namkr intends moving from his residence in Vinccnncs to

James Nabb, at the suit of Benjamin J.

nuiiikon. S. ALMY. Shff. k.c. May 28, 1825. !5-4t-gt50

7r3

Wool Carding. rIIIL: subscriber having his Machines .H in complete operation, is enabled to execute business in the neatest manner ; those wishing to avail themselves of good work, and a low price, will please bring their wool early in the season. The fol

lowing articles will be taken in payment for carding this year, if brought at the time of receiving the rolls ll'hrar. Linen, Bcexwax. Wool, or Cash Those who do not pay when they get their woik must give their note for cash. His terms will be as follows : common wool, 8 cts. Merino, 10 blooded, 15 until the first of September, when it will rise as the season advances. H. D. WHEELER. May 17, 1825. U-6t Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of a writ of plurius Venditioni exponas on replevy bond, to me directed from the Clerk's office ef

the Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale at the Court house door in

Vincenncs, on Monday the twenty rr

enth inst between the hours of 10 o'clock

a. m and 5 p. in. agrceablf to the third

man of Sertven county, (ieoigia, has planted a small quantity of the seed, by

way of experiment.

TWO CHATS per pound, will be given for anv quantity of clean Lxnm or Cofion HAGS at the wfsntkhn sun office, in cath receiittt against i;oeJ accounts.

It. DANIKIi. (atornky at law.)

section of the law subjecting real and

personal estate to execution, the follow-

New-Harmon?. He will attend to the

settling of his accounts in the first week inR property to wit; one house and half

oj June next Mien as arc not settled by . a lot ot rounu in mc coroutn ot v incen-

rcmoved from Princeton to that time, will he attended to by doctor ties, known on the plat of said boroueh

inccnocs la and will practice law I J. I). Woolvcrton, who is authorised to ' bv the No fifty two. as the property of

in the first & fourth judicial circuits. He I settle and receipt for the same and who William l.indsav junr. at the suit of Ja-

keeps his office on water street, where he I will in future reside in the house now oc

may at all times be found. I cupied by the subscriber.

April 24, 1824. 1 1-tf 15-tf May 23, 1835.

cob Kuykendall.

S. ALMY, ShfT k. c. June 3d, 1825, 15-3t-gl