Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 16, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 July 1825 — Page 2
After performing the dutie9 of his station with much ability, Mr. Winner was present, and voted for Independence, on thu fourth of July, 1776. Of this fact, no doubt tan reasonably ;xist. His presence U attested by the following extract from the Journals of Congress, recording his appointment, to perform certain service on that day. Thursday, July 4, 1776. fcesclved, that .Mr. Wisner be empowered to send a man, at the public expense, to Orange County for a iample of flint stone " The certainty of his having supported the measure of independence, is established by the testimony of Mr. M'Kean, who, in the explanation before alluded to, expressly says, 4'Henry Wisner, of the State of New York, was also in Congress, on the thirteenth of May, 1777, he tcceivrd the thanks of the New Yotk State Convention, for his "long and faithful services M
the
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ANNUAL ELECTION. First Monday in August next. FOR GOVERNOR. ISAAC BLACKFORD, JAMF.S B. R AY, FOR LI F.UTKV ANT GOVERNOR. G. W. JOHNSTON SAMUEL MILKOYi KLISIIA HARRISON, JOHN H. THOMPSON, DENNIS PENNINGTON. ' The friends of the following gentlemen, request us to announce them as candidates for a seat in our state Legislature, at the annual election in August next JACOB CALL, BENJ. V. BECKES. SIP.-RIFF FOR SULLIVAN COUNTY. EL1SHA BOUDINOT.
European, India and Domestic
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LEGHORN & SIR AW
Newest & Cheapest! W . . . - - -
TT AVING again commenced
Mercantile business on (MARKET STREET,) in the house formerly occupied as a store by Dickson 8c Wilson, adjoining Saml. l omlinsolljljcgs leave to inform the public that he has just received and is now opening direct from Philadelphia, a handsome and general assortment of Summer and Fall Goods, all of which he is determined to sell as low as ever goods were sold in the Western country and as there is no better method of attesting the truth of such an assertion, all he asks is thai you will call and judge for yourselves. Having extricated himself from the embarrassments under which he has labored for a year or two past, in consequence of the almost irreparable loss which he sustained by his connection with the Steam mill company, he intends making arrangements
with Mercantile houses in the citv of
Philadelphia, to have goods forwarded in such a manner and at such times, that his assortment will always be complete, and hopes from his general acquaintance with the people and prompt attention to his business to merit and receive a share of your patronage. DRY GOODS, COA'SiSTIjYG IX PART OF Superfine, fine and common cloths, and Cassimers, do do , do Pelize cloths. Black & colored Bombazetts & Bombazines, Circasian and Tartar plaids Swansdown, Filmct, Valcntia, Florentine 5c Marseills vestings, Cassimerc and Merino shawis and Handkerchiefs, Black Italian crapes, Silks, and satins' different colors, Black and white lace Veils and shawls, Ladies black and white silk Hose, Men's plain and ribbed half hose, Ladies kid and silk Gloves, Gentlemen's do do do.
Brown and bleached shirtings and sheetings.
Domestic plaids and stripes, red white and
yellow tiannels. Bed Ticking, Hatters trimmings, Calicoes and Caimhiucfc's,
Leno Jackonet, Book and mull Muslings
figured and plain. Long lawn and thread canibrick. Silk, cittou andmadrass handketrhiefs.
Gingli ims, Irish linens, apron and furniture
check. Blue, black, and colored Italian sewing silk
Shell, tuck side, fine ivory, pocket and redding cMutrs. Men's and Women's common and fine shoes, Boy's and childrens do. Whitmorcs cotton cards number 10, wool cards &c. , . Together with 500 other articles necessary to the completion of a general assortment. ALSO a large and general assortment of
HARDWARE
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S. 1 OMLlNsON, C MARKET STREET riSCESSES 1A.)
S just received frdm Philadelphia and Baltimore's, handsome and ve
ry general assortment of Merchandize f every drsniption consisting of Spring b) Summer
DUY GOODS, A c)ii. i To assortment of 'l dxvare and Cutlery. Qnreiisxvare S Glassware,
BONNETS
FltFStl GROCERIES. AH of which are offered for sale at the most reduced prices for cash. 15 if. May 28, 1823. Iron 8 Casting's. JAMES & Mo ARTHUR, INFORM their friends, and the public generally, thai they have re com
menced business in Vincennes, and are Razor's, Table steels, scissors, needles and
now teceiving, direct Irom their Furnaces, a la. gc and extensive assortment of nio.v c.istixgs of eve i y description, among which arc,
(NEW GOODS...
JUST received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, an extensive and very general assortment of FOREIGN $ DOMESTIC ALSOFrom Xctv-Orleans a few heavy articles which will he sold at the lowest prices, at the new brick house on the corner of Market P'.d Second streets REYNOLDS & BONNER. Vincenncs, June 4, 1825. I6r.f
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AE W $ CHEAP. On: GRAETER,
oh mjrkbT) between 2d ?d streets HAS just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and now for sale, an elegant assortment of RICH Sc FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
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FOR SALE, & THE subscriber has for sale a grUl and iow MILL upon the river Ambarras in the state of Illinois, both in operation, with five quarter sections of well timbered land, situate nine miles from the seat of justice of Lawrence county, and twelve from the Wabash liver; one of the above quarter sections was entered in consequence of the great indications of Iron ore thereon to be seen, and in the event of its answering the expectations of good judges in such matters, could not fail of being a source of wealth to a man of capital, who could carry these expected and real advantages into operation. For terms apply to the subscripcr at West-Union Ind. JONATHAN DOUCL4S. June 1 1, 1825. 17-tf
m .Taken up bv Rob-
ert Calvert, living in Had-
.jtjfKiJZm uiwnsnip, Millivan
county, two bright s-rrcl horses, ono fouitccn and a half hands hirh, a bald
Comprising nearly every article needed 1 face, both hind feet white, two while
by the Farmer, or the Mechanic. spots on his right side and four small A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF whUc Sl)0tS OT1 "j5 lde, SUppOd tO tJ inmv i'it w niTTi l? nv bc 8 ,ears ol(l thls spring appraised to
uani;MAnuivvui. 35 dollars, the other horse 14 hands
high, a bald face, both hind feet white, a
QUEENS & GLASSWARE spot on his shoulder, and a bell on,
In very great variety. JoilVr. be Z me? '"" ,0 ladies, i nnnfVG ym. n. mathfiv ,
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"""'''r0' "fsllORS. May 22, 1855. .I9.3,
uniijunLiNa j - - - - - A very complete assortment of GROCERIES. All of which will be sold on the mo3t accommodating terms, for cash 1 6 tf Vincennes. June 1825. nnro rron m
NFORMS the public that he contin
ues to carry on the
Saddlery & Harness making business, at his shop on (water strskt vincennes.)
He also, will keep on hand a regular move said court for the appointment of supply of , commissioners to divide that part of the LEATHER, real estate of Ezekiel Porter deed. lying of every description, which will be sold " saiJ county, in the staje of Indiana, on reasonable terms. . JAMES VV. POR ! ER. He also manufactures, and will sell at June 27, f825. 20-4t
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To Daniel P. Porter. Julius R. Porter, Harriet E Porter. Caroline INI. Porter, Laura G. Prentiss, Thomas G. Prentiss, and Chas. M Prentiss infant heirs and children of Thos. G. Prentiss and Laura G. Prentiss Q (formerly Laura G. Porter) $ deceased. TAKE NOTICE, that at the next term of the Martin Circuit court, to be
holUcn at llmdostan in said county, 1 shall
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Cutlery, m
Knives and folks, pen and poekct-knn es.
pins,
the lowest prircs, Boot a Shoes,
of every discription and quality. February 19, 1825. 1-tf 'tffheap Wholesale & Uetail
Hat Store.
fj) P PRICE, on market street, vincrnjjes, has constantly on hand, a handsome assortment of hats of every description, which he is enabled to sell as low as any in the place. HE NOW MANUFACTURES THE Caries, & (val Water Proof HATS, Which are ascertained to bc the latest fashions. rC7",Orderrs from a distance thankfully received, and speedily filled
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scews, ninprs, lea anu taoie spoons. i ci'LMrL'X t?
riles of all sorts, shovels, spades, sad irons, ! C3t ,' lj '
ocvtnes, cross hiu naws cvc. I- -stucrncy tna i ounseiior at Jaw
6 mllon K ttles,
8 10 13 18 25 30
do (o do do do do
do do do do do do
1 Rallon Pots,
2 3 4 5 f r I 8
do
do do do do do do
do do do o do do do
S ew Pits
Oriddu s, Do Irons, Fan-mill wheels, Rj Irorisj 10 plate Stoves, Odd Lids. "W.iRon Tire, Square Iron, Mill Spindles,
if Lids, diffrrnt sizes.
Flat Inms,
:Vairy;on Io;ts,
Mandrills, Saw mill cranks, Tea Kettles, Bull Pluush Plates,
jcollnp lion, I Ax bars, lOvens, Sec. &c.
Which they will sell on reasonable terms bv he ton, hundred, or lesser quantity. Alo 200 HaiTels KENH AWA SALT, And a few kegs of .VAILS of a very su
perior quality. 13-tf May 11, 185.
A Bridle Found.
Likewise an assortment of Fresh Groceries, LOAF St nfip 4"i lump oLlyAlic BKST HAVANA COFFEE. YOUNG HYSON IMPERIAL & TEA. GUNPOWDER 3 ALLSPICE, PEPPER, GINGER, CINNAMON, CLOVES and MACE. ALLUM, and COPPER ASS.
RUSSIAN (iLUE, INDIGO, and GUN
POWDER. Epsom Glauber Satis. Batcman's drops, Lees Anti billious pills, TOBACCO and SEGARS. WHISKEY, SALT, CASTINGS &c. all of which will be sold at a small ad
vance for cash. N. B. The highest price for Country iiien, Peesrvax and Porky will be giv
en. W. L.
Vincennes. June 25, 18?5 19-tf
NOTICE.
BOCTOR M'Namfe intends moving from his residence in Vincennes to
New-Harmony. He will attend to the
To the Creditors of Uriah Long, deceased. YOU are hereby notified, that we have filed a petition on the Chancery side of the Knox county Circuit court, setting forth the condition of said estate, where f hy the same appears to be insolvent. y Those of you who do not come in and present your claims for adjudication before the determination of the court on s iid petition, shall be postponed to other creditors. HENRY WYANT, GEORGE WYANT, $Mm June 13, 1825. 20-4t
To (he Creditors of the Estate of Godfrey Reel deed. "fcTOU are hereby notified that we have U filed a petition on the Chancery side of the Knox Ciicuit coutt, setting forth the condition of said estate, whereby the same appears to be insolvent. Those of you who do not come in and present
vuur claims ior adjudication before the
S commenced a regular practice
in the Supreme Court of the State determination of the court on said Peti
tion, shall be postponed to other creditors.
of Indiana, where he will hereafter punc
tually attend; and nil business which may be entrusted to him will receive prompt and strict attention. Letters, finst ft aid, directed to Verav or Indiana fiolia. Indiana, will bc duly attended to.
June 1 4th, 1 825.
a.
JAMES THORNE,
JACOB June 28, 1825.
JACOB PANCAKE, Adm9t
20-4t
Taken up by Hcn-
jfWMI ry Edwards living in Da- in the first & fourth judicial circuits He x )'SjL, vies county. Veal town- keeps his office on water street, where he
It. DANIEL. (atouney at law.) TTAS removed from Pnn.)An
A A. incenncs la and will practice law
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ship, a bright bay horse, fifteen hsnds
high, ten years old, lately cured of the big-head, a natural trotter, shod behind a saddle mark on the left of his back bone, a collar mark on the left side of his neck,
with two white marks on his right thigh
may at all times be found.
April 24, 1824.
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NOTICE. npHE subscriber hereby informs all ? concert ed, that he will attend at the
and a small star in his forehead mixed office of the Judge of Probate for Craw-
with red appraised to 35 dollars before I lord county, state of Illinois, on the first
Monday m August next, for the final sett emcnt of the estate of Thomas London, deed. REUBEN NORTON. June 25th 1824. 19-4t
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April
AMOS ROGERS, J P. 26, 1325. 20-3t
g sen npHE citi IL cinity
SCHOOL NOTICE.
citizens of Vincennes and its vi-
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cinny arc lmormeu mat a school
State ft County Revenue.
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settiinK oi nis accounts in the hrst week will bc onencd in the Semmnrv r. v;. TPv r ui 1 i rt: i- r
"WAS found on Tuesday lat the 28tn of June next. Such as are not settled by cenncs, on Monday the 9th dav of May 0 courvtv Revenue ar nnw !H
in m a public street m Vmcen- that time, will he attended to hy doctor next, where the undersigned will tcsch hands, for collection, where all nerJ; rhgant bridle, with a curb bit J. D. Woolverton, who is authorised to Readme, Writing. Arithmetic, WmA rharirtd thirrnn 1
settle ami receipt for the same-and who Grammar, Geotrafihy Mathematicks. Al- discharge ih- same, on or before the 15th will in future reside in the house now oc- gebra, Latin and Greek languages. of July ensuing.
1 he owner can hive it by applying at this office, and discharging the amount of tliis adrrtiement. July 2, 1825. 203t
cupied by the subscriber.
15-tf
May 23, 1825.
GEORGE CALHOl ND.
April 23, 1825. 10 tf
Wm. L WITHERS, r. o, Vincennes, June 4th, 1825. 16-tf.