Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 16, Number 48, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 January 1826 — Page 2

Interior, It is stated that iron rait roads have been constructed from Kaliah to Brezese, 60 German miles, in uninterrupted length, (360 English miles.) From Mexico. We must not forget to mention the creation and installation of ' a Grand Lodge of Freemasons in Mexico. It is composed of the first men of the country. Esteva, Secretary of the National t reasury, is Grand Master J X tvala, a Senator of distinguished talents, D G Master ; General Guerrero, Grand Senior Warden ; Alpuche, a Priest and Senator, Grand Junior Warden ; Zoton and Abulto, Grand Secretary andTrcasurcr ; Gen. Filisola and Aldana, fust St second Grand Deacons; and Ramos A Tispe,a Priest ot considerable talents and influence, Grand Chaplain. On the 29th of September, Mr. Poinsett, the American Minister, as Past D. G. M. of the Grand Lodge of South Carolina, installed, according to our usages, with much pomp and ceremony, the officers of the Grand Lodge of Mexico. A splendid supper h brotherly toasts followed. Nat Gaz. Mr. Weddle, a master in the British army, has lately penetrated 200 miles nearer the South pole, than any former navigator. After penetrating several barriers of ice, hitherto insuperable, he found an open sea within the Antartic circle. Nat. Int. We were yesterday shewn a letter from an American gentleman in Guyaquill, of August 4th the wiiter of which states that nothing new had occurred there, but mentions as a novelty the arrival ol a steam vessel from England, which had created no little amazement among the natives, as they could not conceive how fire and water, by making steam, should propel a vessel faster than wind and sails. The writer remarks that the people, though possessing good natural talents, are de ficient, in education ; but that they have so much shrewdness in trade that there is little chance for citizens from the United States. Boston Pat. Xorth Carolina GoW-The Western Carolinian informs us, that another Goid JNline has been discovered three miles a bovc the narrows ol Yadkin riven which is represented to be very rich A com

pany has been formed in the counties of

Rowan, Montpnmcrv. Anson. Cabarrus,

Mecklenburg, and elsewheie, lor the

purpose of working these mines systematically : for which purpose tluv have

piocuird a practical miner from Europe,

a Mr. Kothe, who, from an examination of the country , entertains an opinion, that

this section ol North Carolina is the most

extensive deposit of Gold hitherto dis covered in the woild. Nat Int.

RKYNOLDS & BONNER Have just received from Philadelphia, New style Callicoes, Plain and filmed Homhnzctts, do do Hook, Jaconctt, and Lc no Muslins, Super and common Cniuett do do 131 tie Cloths. Domestic Stripes and Plads, 4 4th Cheeks, Morocco Shoes, Straw llo'-nels, Y. II. Tea, Sec.

Which with their stock on hand makes

their assortment very complete All

which they arc disposed to sell at the lowest pi icrs. CASH, or Merchandize, will be gicn for good heavy POKK or BEE SIVAX, if delivered in the months of Drretnbcr or January. 41-tf Vinccnnes, Nov 25, 1825.

Cheap Wholesale He! ail, Mai 8 Ion.

European, India and Domestic

"1 . UUUUS.

ID P PRICE, on mahkf.t srimr.r, viNrRNNRs, has constantly on hand, a handsome assot trncnt of Mrs of every description, which he is enabled to sell as low as any in the place. I1F. NOW MANVFAPTVHES THE Cortes, fc? f)val Water Proof HATS, Which are ascertained to 1)C the latest fashions fetjOrderrs ftom a distance thankfully received, and speedily filled 4 n-1 v November, 1823.

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S. TOM LIN SON, f MARKET STREET riNCENNES IA.J HAS just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, a handsome and very general assortment of Merchandize of every description consisting of Spring fj Summer DRY GOODS, A complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Quvcnsxvare Sf Glassware. stkawRN& BONNETS. FIIESII GllOCFAUES. All of which are offered for sale at the most reduced prices for cash. 15 tf. May 28, 1825. 2 Cheaper Cheaper Still. CH GllAETESL on market, between 2d b 3d streets HAS just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and now for sale, an elegant assortment of KICIl 5c FASHlONABLF. ' DRY GOODS, Comprising nearly every article needed by the Fanner, or the Mechanic. A GEUKIIAL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE &, CUTLERY ALSO QU EENS & G L A 8 8 W A R E In very great variety. gentlemens, & juJJnf & CHILDREN'S J ollUIIib. A very complete assortment of GROCERIES. All of which will be sold on the most accommodating terms, for cash 16- tf Vinccnnes, June 1825.

NOTICE. I INTEND making a final settlement with the Judge of Piobat, of Crawfoul county. Illinois, of the estate of Joseph Lewis, deceased, on the first Monday in February nextISAAC LEWIS, Adm. December 24, 1825. 47-4t

N FOR MS the public that he continues to cany on the

Saddlery & Harness making business, at his shop on ( WAT Ell STREET VINCENNES ) He also, will keep on hand a regular supply of LEATHER, of every description, w hich will be sold on reasonable terms. He also manufactures, and will sell at the lowest prices, tf Boots C) Shoes, of every discription and quality. February 19, 1825 1-tf f? i'rohatc bale. TOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an order ol the honorable the Associate Judges of Knox county, sitting as a Probate court made. Ail those certain lots ot ground, in the Borough of Vinccnnes, known on the plat ot the same, made by Johnson and Emison,

as lots Nos. 80, 103. half of 99, 100, 171, and the halt ot 173 and six hundred acres ot land, in the additional donation, being 400 acres, No. 211, and 200 acres part of No 242,

will be exposed to sale as the property of

the hue Laurent Bazadonc, now deceased, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door in Vinccnnes, on Monday the 23d day ot Januaiy, instant, between the bout s of 10 o'clock, A. M and

jwo o'clock, r M of said day, to pay and

satisfy the deb s ot the said Lament, dc ceased.

H. UUNTIW? Excrs. of L. Ba

ll. 1)U1K)IS,$ zadonc, deed. January 2, 1 8 6 47-3t Johnston if Judah, Alius.

0 LTST of letters remaining in the PostXV Office, at Vinccnnes, la. the quarter en

ding the ; 1st day of December, 185, which if not taken ouf. within three months, will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters. A H C Hichard Allison, Henry Anderson, Pierre Andrew, James Alton, John Braden, 2 ; John Bailey, Isaac Blackford, 4 ; Elizabcth Hover, Susan Hover, B. V. Bcckes, K. Boudinot, John Brock, Clk. K.C.C. Court, Absalom Chcnowith, Samuel Chambers, Jacob Call, Jacob Crooks, Levi Conger. 1) E F G John Dunen, Hiram Decker G. M. Early, Kly Elder, John Ewing, 2 John ?c Joshua Flinn Elizabeth Greenfield, Leah Green, Wm. Gray, James Gibson. II J Iv L James Harbin, Mary Hale, Samt'el Harris Frost W. Hall, "Wm. Hart, John Helpliinstine Jane Johnson, Jade, (r.eirrcssc) Josctih Jo evise. Homer Johnson, wi

dow Johnscn Wm. Junkins Wm. Kirk, Jacob Kelly John Lindsay, Wilson Lee, James Lindsay, II. Lasselle, f M () P James Mattman, Jo'm Moore, Jolin McKct J. J. O'Brien, J(hn Ovkiltrce, John Poi tee, 2: Bobert Phillips, John Pitcher, W.N Perrv, B. P. Price. H S Moses Hawliiis, W B. K ed, Lucinda Uichardscm Cieo. Sanderson, James Spencer, J-icob Small, 1'aslion Smith, John Skehon. Micliatl StutHebeam, John ShieUls. V V W Sallv Toby, Waller Taylor, A. Trigg, J( lm Tecple, ." ; Solomon Teerbuigh Isabel E. Vanmeeter. 2 ; Dabriel Villars, 2-J( h:r Wiley, David M. Wekon, Hvibi'it Warth, J. 1). VVnohrrtnn, P. W ease. CE R.C. SULLIVAN, p.m. Janup.ry 1, 1826. ir-yol il 7 Persons calling for the above letters will please say they are: advertised otherwUe thev may not got them, (r. H.C.S. Tost Oflice Notice. Arrival and Driurture of the Mads, at and from the office at Viucennen. THE Eastern mail to arrive on Sunday at 6 o'clock, p m. and leave here on Monday at 10 o'clock, a.m. The Western mail to St. Louis, to arrive on Saturday at 6 o'clock, p.m. and leave hereon Monday ot 10 a.m. The Northern mail to Crawfordsville, to arrive on Sunday at 6 o'clock, p.m. and leave here on Monday at 1 1 a m. The Southern mail to Shawncctown by Carmi, Mount Catmel, Sec. to arrive on Saturday at 8 o'clock, a. m. and leave

ncre on Monday at 1 1 a.m.

The Mail to Lvansville, to arrive on

Sunday at 4 o'clock p m and leave hcic

on Wednesday a 8 a m.

All letters, packages, Sec. for convey

ance by mail, must be put into the oflice one hour before the time for the depar

ture ot the mail.

G. IE C.SULLIVAN, p.m. January 2, 1826. 47-3t

$ RAN AWAY from the sub-

the name ol TKX.i OPPRRMA.V, all

persons arc cautioned r,g inst harboring

or employing her, under tHc penalty ol

the law fur so doing. A reasonable re

ward will be given foi her delivery to me but no thar.ks. SAMl. buuner. December 28, 1825. 47-3t State of Indiana, VKNOX COUNTY, set. Knox Circuit court, Sefi'cmbrr term 1325

James Melton, Abner Meltt'ii,"

, Taken up by A-

braham Miller, living in

Winner township, Knox

county, la. a bright sorrel horse, suppo

ed to be 1 or 15 ears old, the off lore and hind ket white, small blaze in his forehead, about 1 4 J hands high, sway

back, some saddle spots, a few white

hairs on his neck, supposed to be rubbed with the collar, a small bell on, appraised

to 55 ' 5i before PiC) JOSE I'll CHAMBERS, j.r. December 30, 1823. 47-31

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Sa-

Motion.

State of Indiana, f) KNOX COUNTY, set. "C Knox Circuit court, Sept. term 1325. I rancoise Lowndes, 1 vs I Petition for a DiCaleb Lowndes, J vzrccAND now at this time came the complainant, by James Fanington, her counsel, and filed her bill, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this state therefore on motion, It in ordered, that unless the defendant shall appear here at the next term of this court 44 to wit," the term of March 1 826, to answer the complainant's bill, the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered up accordingly and it is further ordered, that a copy hereof be inserted four weeks successively in the Western Sun, a newspaper printed in Vinccnnes, Knox county, and state of Indiana and it is further oriicrcd, that this cause be continued until 'the next term of this court. A true copy teste, ft lrii,iiwit . .

II. JWIliNaUM, Life. CC K.C.

January 4, 1826.

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ffpAKEN up by And rcw Hamilton, livii ing on Uusscron creek, fie miles north of Carlisle, in Haddcn township, Sullivan county, la. a sorrel horse, shod f) all round, neither docked nor branded, a small blaze in his face, a few white hairs on his buck, supposed to have been done by the saddle, believed to be seven years old, appraised to g60, before me. SAMl. BRODIE, j p. January 2. 1S26. 47-3tjMp Doctor J. 1). Woolverton, RESIDES in the house lately occupied by E. M'Namce, and will devote his whole attention to the business of his profession. He is fully authorized to settle the accounts of Doctor M'Namce, and will receive in payment.

VI t wr.lltl rrl- tr.n.. -1 t I.

ginsangs beeswax or lumber, if delivered i) in Vincennes, by the first of December y'

next, after which all unsettled accounts, will be lodged with an officer for collection. He will also receive any of the above articles of produce, on account of his own practice, if delivered in their proper seasons, and within six months after the services arc rendered. Vinccnnes. July 13, 1825. 22-tf JSoticc to Printers. HTMIE undersigned acquaints the Prinit. tcrs of this city, and throughout the United States, that after very heavy expenditures, and much exertion, he is enabled to execute at the shortest notice, all orders lor type of the following sizes:

Burtrrjis.

Jtrevier, (' M JWinicn. J.

Xonfiareil.

;beth Melton and

Mellon,

vs. William Small, Thomas II. Small, Angelina liiown, Joseph Iliown, and Mary Small.

I T this time came the comnlainants

i by George R. C. Sullivan, their solicitor, and upon reading and filing their bill ol complaint, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the couit, that the defendants arc non-residents of the state : On motion of the complainant, It is ordered, that notice of the pendency of this suit be given by publication of thu sjidc in the Western Sun, a paper printed at Vin cenncs, for three weeks successively, that said defendants appear here at the next term, and answer the complainants bill, or the same will be taken as confessed. A true copy teste, II. JOHNSON, Clk. c c k c. January 4, 1826. 47-3t

LOST.

N the 7th day of November, 1 825, or

about that time, a note drawn for

40, with interest from dale, signed by Jonathan D. Essaicy, payable to Hannah Shaver, or her assigns, dated in Febiuary, 1815 All poisons arc hereby fore

warned not to purchase said note, should

it be found, and said Lssarcy is forcwar

ne d not to pay said note should it be presented him by any other than Owen Davis, Zachcus Hassel, or Jesse Essarev. or

their assigns, the only legal executors of

the last will and testament of Enoch Da

vis, deceased. 47-3tJMp December 13, 1825.

Great Primer,

linglisif Pica, Small Pica, Long Primer,

The type which is furnished from his foundry, will, it is confidently believed, be pionounced equal, if not superior, in beauty and durability, to any new in use in this country. As it has been the wish of the subscriber to have his plain type excel in ele

gance, lie has not yet prepared himself to itsue a Specimen Book of ornamental type he will, however, in a short time, furnish Prinieis with samples of every requi

site type mra paper or book ofhec. He will thankfully receive orders for any quantity of type, or other articles above enumerated, and pledges himself to furnish them as punctually, and upon as good terms as they can be procured from any Type Foundry in America. The subscriber takes the liberty to mention that he is the fiist native American Letter Cutter in the United States, and that ncaily all the letters furnished from the diflercnt foundries have been cut by him. He has for many years labored in the service of proprietors of othcr foundries. He now asks the patronage of Printers for himself. He has also every description of Brass Rules, Space Pules, Quotations, Justijiers, Leaders, Ifc. RICHARD STARR. Philadelphia, March 26, 1825.

aggon ior sale.

UUUU new two horse WAaGOXU

l for sale, on accommodatine ten

tor cash enquire of the 43-3t PRINTER.

Jin Apprentice wanted. WAN I ED immediately, at this office, an apprentice to the Printinfi business, between 14 and 16 years of age one from the country would be preferred. E. STOUT. TWO CEXTS per pound, will be given for any quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton BAGS at the wesntern sum office, in cash receipts, against ocd accounts.