Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 4, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 March 1827 — Page 2

consider this salt monopoly as one, tending,if acquiesced in, to enrich a few individuals, at the expence and injury of a large portion of the community. Resolved, That it is the interest and duty of each member of this meeting, not to purchase, directly or indirectly, one pound of salt or any other article from this company, or any of their agents ; but that we will have our salt shipped from New Orleans or elsewhere. Resolved, That in case this salt company defy public opinion, and persist in their obstinacy, after seeing it meets with the disapprobation of the people, that we will have no intercourse or dealings with them either in a civil, religious, or political point of view. Resolved, That a3 John Armstrong has approbated the salt contract, aided in furnishing the capital, has sent out a runner to purchase all the salt in Cincinnati and other places, and procured the salt agency in Louisville, that he be consider eil implicated. Resolved, That a Committee of John Burkett. Joseph Frazcc, James Savage, James V. Coburn, and Robert P. Dimmitt be appointed to communicate with informed merchants of the city of NewOrleans, to ascertain at v. h t price salt can be purchased by the quantity, and the probable expence of transportation to Augusta or Maysvtlle: And in case this aforesaid company should persist in their attempt to monopolize the salt trade, the said committc are hereby instructed to communicate with other committees which may be appointed by other meetings, in this State, Ohio or Indiana, and use all laudable means to influence the wester n country to oppose all such monopolies. Resolved, That the proceedings of the day be published in the tk Maysville Eagle," and the "Augusta Herald," and that this meeting recommend the adjacent neighborhoods a id countit s to manifest their disapprobation to this salt monopoly in a similar manner. L RK1N ANDERSON, CMAttest, John Comglxzf.u, Sec'y.

NOTIUI5. THE united society of people, called Shakers, at West Union, have determined to remove from the state of Indiana as soon as circumstances will admit, and for the purpose of settling and closing all transactions with their fellow citi zens, have empowered us, the undersigned, to settle, wind up all their concerns Therefore we hereby inform all whom it may concern, that full power and authority for the purposes aforesaid, have been placed in our hands; and we now solicit all persons who have unsettled accounts of any kind with the society, or any member thereof, to come forward for settlement. We will also offer at private sale, until the first day of March nrxt, a variety of VALUABLE V R OPE R TY, consisting in part, of a Wool-Carding Machine, and Cotton Gin, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, and a first rate pair of MILL STONES, STOVES, of vatiuiis kinds, Soal and Upper LEATHER Vheat-'I hresliing, and FlaxClca n i ng, S la ch incs Two CARTS and OX EX, one set of large TEMPER WHEELS, A raft ol SAiV LOGS, 20 or HO cords of TAX DARK, PLAXKand SCAXTJAXG, of various sizes. GRLVDSTOXES, and a va-ietv of excellent FARMIXG UTEXSILS, fcc. Together with 100 FAT HOGS, And choice stock of various kinds consistimr of fi ic

English HULLS Is' WAFERS, '2 5 or 30 STEERS, and some Sine English

MILCH COWS, About .100 excellent SHE E And a lot of choice young CHLYA HOGS, All of which will be sold low lor cash, or approved paper at a short date. N H1AN SHARP, FRAN CMS VOR1S. West-Union, Jan. 18 27, 4l-7t Blacksinithinu;. rrjHE subscriber has engaged Mr B. Jl Wclman, to supci intend, and carry on his Blacksmith shop, at the old stand, formerly of Smith Sc Thomson the well known qualifications of Mr. Wclman as a good workman, will insure a libcial s.hare of public patronage All kinds of Edged tools made and warranted. N. SMITH. February 14, 1827 2-tf

FOR RENT. The Saw Mill, Ferrm

ND other concerns of the late Ml-

chiel Murphy, deceased, at the

Falls of White river Is now offered for rent lor any term that may be agreed on, from oh?, to Jive years One half of said rent may be paid in lumber, at th3 mill, the remainder in cash, or good country produce, at cash price. If not rented agreeably to the above, by the first day of next April, it will then be publicly sold to the highest bidder, for one year only. For further particulars apply to the undersigned, living in Washington, Daviess county. MICHAEL MURPHY, AdminU JOHN MURPHY. $ "at. January I, '827. 4!i 3m 4 notice;

nKVKE it kno wn, that mv wife Marv

left my bed and board cn the 23d of

Jaiftiary without any just cause theretore I caution all people fiotn crediting or harboring her, as I will not pay any debts of her contracting. ROBERT FRAKER. Feb. 10, 1827. 2-3l M ASO NIC MIIUIO and Mechanics' Intelligencer. BY MOOllE h SP.VEY. 'FIIIS woik his been two years before the public. I s success has been such as to place it, in point of numbers, on an equality with the fust periodical publications in the country: and the publishers, sensible of the many obligations due thenMasonic Brethren, for the exercise of their influence in giving it this extensive circulation, are encouraged to a renew?.! of their best ctTji ts. Free Masonry is a subject that has engrossed the at ten? ion of man, from the primitive ages to the present: and its mystic beauties like its elder sister, Re tigion, have commanded the respect and adoration of the wise and good. The fist object of the Institution, is to preserve its members from the 'minimal infection by which they arc surrounded in the various walks of life unite them in the bonds ol Charity l Truce sublimate their minds with the noblest principles of nature, and render them fit for the service of a purer being : that, v, hr n the Grand Mr.i. r of the Universe appear- in the splendid robes of his majoMy and g'.ory , to inspect the Universal Lodge, he may say to them Well done good and laithlul," enter the glorious. Temple of the living God, and encircle his throne f never. To inculcate this scntim nt, has been the piimary object of the mhuiou. and the pub. Ushers have the satisfaction to bclice they have nollaboied in vain. In addition to this, the Masonic Department contains Historical Essays on the Otigin and Progress of the Older: Hymns, Songs, and ?uch intelligence as is calculated to into i est or instruct. The Scienr-fic Department of the paper, is designed to a fiord Mechanics, whose avocations and means preclude f'em the perusal of voluminous works, a cheap, but correct source of intimation, relative to their trades at d piolcssions It contains such extiaets & oiiginal com munications, as archest calculated to sub serve ihcir views at d interest. The M ' iscellaneous Depart went com prises Historical Sketches, Fancy 'I ales, Instinctive Lessons, Anecdotes, Poeliy, and such other branclusot Polite Litei a tin e, as arc adapted to Female tale, or have a tendency to promote the Youthful Genius in if s researches. A summary ol Foreign, Domestic, ami Political Inteili gence is furnished weekly, comprising cvety article ol news w ot thy of record. COXDI TIOXS The Minium is published every Saturday morning, on a loyal sluct of lair complexion and line texture, each number containing f iif large quarto pages, at g2 per year, in advance cr year, payable in ninety days after subscribing. 8 I 50 cents for sir. months g I tor three months, in advance. The paper can be obtaiur d on no other conditions. tCT Those w.-.oacta agents, procure six annual subscriber, and become responsible for their yearly payments, shall be entitled to a 7th copy gt atis, so long as the said six may continue to receive the paper. Letters must be post paid. Agents transmitting money aie requested to be particular in foi wauling the names of the individuals to win m it is to be credited. VfcI Hie numbers from the commence mcntof the third volume can be supplied, if required. tCTAddres mqorf. SF.VEr Publishers of masosic mirroh, 75, Washington Street, Huston, Mass. -'.Subscriptions far the above, received At thisofike.

4. Apprentice Wanted. j off rttr. I

Wi - nil UJJ ll Ulllld IU till Tinning business a lad from the country, who can come well iccommtn ded, Irom 14 to 16 years of age, would be preferred. N. SMI I II. February 14, 1327 2-tl

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Sheriff's Sale. EV virtue of a wiit ol pturius venditioni exponas, to me diitctcd, from the Clerk's otiice ol the Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale, at the court house door in Vince r.nes, on Monday the nincit eih djy ol March next, between the luutsol 10 o'clock, a. :i and five o'clock, r m arjtctably to ttic third section ol the law subjectii j real and pctsonal estate to execution, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing forty acres, situate, lying ar d being, in Knox

county, part of the tract lot mei ly owned by Christopher Wyant. deccr.scd, and adjoining Henry IJaiknun's land on one side, and Henry Wyant's on another, the other two sides not known, as the property of John Wyant, at the suit of Reynolds and Bonner. S. ALMY, ShfT kc. February 24. L"7. ? 4lS . 50 Matt! (!' Indiana, K'()X ( OUN i Y. set. Knox County Cihcuit Counr, August Term, 1826. Ailhur Patterson, 1 x s y Tote ig n At tachment. John 1$. Gilly. J T is oidercd, and jdjud.-cd by the fc court in this ci usc, u.at Seneca Alwu, the Shetir; d this, e uni), be,at.ci he is hereby authorized anddiitc ed to make sale, (.Iter suh cn i.ng t!,c s.one in the Western Sun am: Cunvral Adertisci, a pap t piinted in Vi crnm s, foi k-ur successive weik-, ptei us in the day of sale, which sha l b- t-ioiuih to the ensuing tettn of K,is c u ) I t,c houe and lot i:kc n in atti.chu tnt, uhc highest ind best bidi'ct . lo: ui-lv money, and tint he retain the piocets of ilr ale in his hands, subject tothc fnnhcr disposition ol his court, and 1 1 tin n to the court his proceedings hereon, i lit. next term of this court. A copy lest, H. JOHNSON, Clk. rommi';ioncr's Falc CIUEEAHLY tothe aVot oidcr, I wil expose to pi b ic a!c, si the

court house m Vi cci.i t f i iraritnto-

ney. o ii e nu-i est a (1 h.st 1 id

si a l ur dan .n- tu, nfij four

ot Match next, the. above !u rise

.it.. .

i?EfUl. ' l' -"ate, lying at a h,.u(

fc--vm v incennes, and upon Ma Let Stieet, it being the house that Arthur Patterson foimcrly livid in S. ALMY. IVbrnnry 17 14 ?7 S-4 Rr I V 3 1m nil I ires lor ;-a!e, and I. and lo Hcnt. rn"iHK suhscribet. liing in WashingH ton Township, Knos county, will C) rent out a cabbin, with 20, 50, or 40 actesol fir st rate giMind lor corn. He has lor -ale frjo or thrr i,rjU.sand good YOUXG APPLE TREES, w hith will be sO!tl ery low . SAMUEL THOMPSON. February 7, 1827. l-3t Fruit i'recs FfnSalo rH"dlE sidrciibet liiinK hc miles cast li ot Vificet ncs, I. oiana. has above flt thfMO- 1(1 YOUNG AFPLK Til EES fit to set u thegteater pan grafted Irom ihebest kind of truit, .uch?sN wtout. PIP TEX PEXICK, h ROMA. XITES. which he will sell at 12 cents a j)ie(c in cash, or tiade that wjh bUit bin) the stedli. s lo Two FslRMS to u nt. RL D CLOVER SEED in the chalV lot alc. DANE. SMITH. . February 12, 1827. 2-7t.

Bin

id) motin, on Mr

NOTICE.

cil proposed receiving; ieir cr untty snbscribtis, I Mice, that th: y i,ac pta U mts in the hand, of S. O

AS the time has expired in which the undersigned proposed receiving:

prooucc irom tin

they now give nr.

ced ti t ii ucc unts

Alo y, Kscir tor tl)C purpose of closing

the same, by note or otherwise, all those who do not avail themsches of this notice by the 20th of March, uill find their accounts in the hamh ol an officer, as vc are determined to close the IJ'-oks. KTYKENDALL U DECKER. Janmo y lo, I 827 49-mr

1 lie Steam Boat

A ME RILAX.

p.r.piietors of the Sttarn Hoat

gL American, now in suet esslnl opera- 1 i ti'n, plying between Lonisvir., h trieHaute. cfTer her for sale on adv..t.iag ous terms She is ol light draught ol water, with an excellent Engine, and only two years old in June next For teims apply to Messrs. Mieur Ormsb). Louisville; W.C Rogers. Cincinnati; W.C.Linton, Terre ILtU'e; or to JAs. L WILSON, Mutter s a. May 9, 1826. 13. f

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