Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 30 June 1827 — Page 2
those which constitute a large portion of imports in American vessels, viz. plain cottons, furniture, saddlery, lard, tallow and wax candles, hats, shoes and boots, sugar, soap, tobacco, and ready made clothes. The consumption of cottons, however, is annually increasing, and from their superior fabric, and cheapness, will eventually supercede, in spile oi every obstacle, the use of all others. The consumption of American flour, which has heretofore been a valuable branch of commerce to this coast, has been diminishing gradually. The quantities ol wheat introduced from Chili, are nearly sufficient for the supply of Lima ; and as the manufacture of it is daily improving here, there is little doubt that our flour will soon be excluded from the market, except in cases of short crops in Chili. The wholesale price may now be quoted at S8 per barrel, on board. The quantity in market is 8000 barrels, and a number ol vessels known on the way, are daily ex
pected.
NEW GOODS. J mm ,'oo;wi The subscriber, JOHN R. M Le'ROY,
AS taken the old stand of Jacobs if Le'Rou, on Maiket street, nnnn.
site J. if S. Smith, where he is opening
jciiciai assortment ol DRY GOODS, HARD & QUEENS WARE And Fresh GROCERIES Of the best quality which are offered at the lowest cash prices, or exchanged for BEES WAX, FEATHERS, GINSANG, &C. 16-tf Vincennes, Ma y!827. ,',ENTE IITAINM ENT.
9 II V .
l utj subscriber has re
sumed his former business, in the
nouse sometime atro ocnmirrl hv
v Ers Cunningham, as a TAVERJf,
STATE OF INDIANA,
set.
GIDSDN COUNTY.
'SOJY CIRCUIT COURT.
hrhrnnrv VVrm ltt'Tf
nsxnaniei rosier,
vs. s.In Chancerv.
Washington Union Mill.
Nthaniel P Hall.
A ND now at this time came the com-
m
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M
" The working of the silver and cold P9 ket
mines, since the conclusion of the war, W "jias uilt a new large, and commo-
fias been a losing speculation to the ad- fyiuuvsUDle ; has put the buildings
venturers. Considerable quanuties of the 1,1 complete repair. His stable will be metals are produced, but the expence of constantly supplied with Oats, Corn, Pod conveying machinery to the mines, the rfer anu Timothy Hay, and attended by a clearing them of water, the experience ol Sd Ostler. His house shall at ail times the workmen, and above all the rapacity furnished with such things for the comof government, absorb all profits, and rt f Travellers, & others, as the counnearly all the canital. As the precious try can afford. He hofiea bv hi attention
metals are almost the only exports from to business, to merit and receive a share Tn.-ii ... . . n u i I nF mi Kl r
a vt u, V.UU1IIJU1 uc inubi iiuurisii or uecay I im,ui"' imuuiwijt lit nunMiJ . a I - l J . I
n luuiiiuu us uiuy auouiiu or are scarce.
nn agent ot the trench government fJ rVn rj,n nTrLir , rTjyW presented his credentials to the authuri- IH IU 1 & L,LL, CO,
ties here a few days ago, under the title of f Wh S1
" Inspector ol Commerce." The Perui; r v. . ,
January 8, 1827.
H. JOHNSON.
5Mf
yian cabinet refused to acknowledge him in tliat mrQritii nn4 n . . . 1
demanded his passports and left the country. This step may be productive of important consequences. " I enclose you the constitution of Lower Peru, and an account of the proceedings preparatory to its adoption The last may be considered as emanating from the government party. "The frigate Brandy wine and sloop of war Vincennes, are hourly expected, to supply the place of the squadron latelysailed for the United States."
F I if I
subscriber has lately taken the
lavern Stand, Formerly occupied bv JuuVe
iRoirers, situated near th- mmpp
of market Sc water streets. His house and stable are well supplied, & he hopes by a stiict and careful attention to business, to merit, and also receive a share of public patronage. SOLOMON RAT II BONE. Vincennes, Feb. 26, 1 827. 4-tf
rmHE nnrh-i
JL inferm the public, that he has so r . . ...
iar compjcatcu ins iMill, as to be ready
lor tne reception of Corn ; and that he :n i c .
..... .vuui.uhli iicxi wrtK.ior ii c rc
ception and grinding of ll'iea: This
U Dlainant.bv samiel hall. Esn. hi; ls uPon a ininroved plan, upon the
attorney, and upon the filing of the com- inc,inctI P,ane pt iiiciple ; the improveDlainant's bill of comnlain. and thn rn,,rt mcnt of w,,,cl1 enable him to do hi
being satisfied (upon affidavit) that the work upon belter tc, ,lls ancl n a better said defendant is not an inhabitant nfthU nia,incr than is usual in such Mills: and
state, whereupon, on motion, It is order- bc.5I"cs a11 l!l,s' the dispatch of business ed, That notice of the pendency of this V, bc sucn that there will be but very suit bc made in the Western Sun. fa '.ni,e deIay JOS. WARNER.
newspaper published in Vincennes ) four Washington, Daviess county, weeks succesivelv. that imln tl.n niM March I, 1827. 4-tf
fii icrm, on uie tne third Aion- -t,,, . "wuc. iirust nextand answer tT.r. mm. 8 11 undersigned hainir obtainrr? Irf-
plainants bill, the same will be taken as ? , lclrs of al"istration fiom the
confessed, and a decree entered against r J . u'e l-Ircut court of the county him in his absence. ol llivan, ihe estate nf Richard Phc'
o r
A copy test.
JUlliN i. ilLLL, cik. c.c c
June I, 1827. 18-4t
WOOL CAKDING.
THE subscriber informs the public that ?V 'y au.thfntled, as the law directs; he has his and th?SC Uid?bt(:d 10 estate arc re-
Wool Carding Machines
Ion, deceased, I do hereby give notice that I be hevc the said estate is insolvent, and shall claim the settlement th,nr
dmgly ; all person having claims against the estate ate requested to produce them
In complete operation, and he will endea.
vor to ive satisfaction to all who may call; persona from a distance shall have
ineir worn cone immediately, liis pn
ces will be as formerly Cents. For common Wool, - 8 1-3
I blooded Merino wool, 10
i ilo. do do. - 12$
i do. do do. - 15
H D. WHEELER
June 14, 1827. 19-tt
fjuestcd to make immediate navmpnt
JA.mi .MILLER, Jdtn. Carlisle, June 18th, 1827 20-3i
iMAbOiMC 31 lit It ml
and Mechanics' Intelligencer.
BY MOO H E c SEVEY.
PUOI EG I ION.
S. TOMLINSON, ( MARKET STREET, I'INCEXSES, ) IT AS just received from Philadelphia "11 and Baltimore, anew and v rv s-o.
ncral assortment of MERCHANDIZE, CONSISTING OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, An extensive assortment nf
Hardware. Cutler?, Glass, and Edward Da' ; vs.
SA?tlUEL HILL.
Jent for the pnorscrion firf. iif tti.
RISK INSURANCE COM P A NT" oj Hartford, Connecticut. IS prepared Hi insure om Steam, Keel, and Tiat hais, and Cursors. Also, on Stores, Houses, Mills, fc'c. and Hieir contents, at the lowest rates nf prcniimn. Satibfactoty evidence of the libuaiity uf the Protection Insurance Company in "ad justing losses, and promptness in p ninr the same, can bc had by applyim' as above. 1 26 Vincennes, April 1327.
STATE OF INDIANA,
(2 GIBSON COUNTY,
I ss.
GIBSON CIRCUIT COURT,
February 7Vr, 1327.
IV
Qucetiswar
FRESH GROCERIES-of the latest importations, and of the first quality. All af which are offered for sale at the lowest cash prices. 14-3"l May 10, 1827. NEW GOODS.
P'titintJ fr.r 7 r -.,
Susannah Day, J 4 T this time
samuei. hall, his attorney, and hied his petition, and it anni nriiwr tui.
lisiaction of the court, that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this stateOn motion, It is ordered, That notice of the pendency of this suit be given in he Western Sun, (a newspaper printed in Vincennes, for four weeks successively) that unless
THIS work has been
. ... 7 " uiiuj i me puonc. Its success h
to place a, in point of numbers, on an e-
. I -j-".' uibi peilOCJieal nnhliro linni in lir. -
c-1 , t i mcwumiy : ancl the Dublishfr for sale, which could be finished on short sensible of the manv nhii,,: Jl a..! !?'
notice. H. H. W Masnnir Il.h ' fZ " U" U,C,r.
. I .1 n uic exercise of JMedical Meetin. Z'1? "."' extensive
TT N pursuance of an appointment by the of tMr Z'tx TZ g " " reDeWa! JL State MEDICAL SOC IF. rr. the Censor I if
of the Fust MedieM nisni,,'. lrt at v 'l?'.? ,s.a SUBJCC en.
cewnes on Moc,;,y ,e Mh of June', 'and ff, e V " ,o S proceeded to elect their officers, which mvstie hem!M it. ! ?,1f!nV.andJl
resulted in sister,
McNamee, PresidcnS. adorstion of th urU. ctand
Secretary. object of the Institution, is to pre "
41 P. HaIITON. Censnr.
When the Society was fullv orranizerl.
and proceeded to adopt such measures
mr me government ot the scciety as was
liiuum ncccssai y. Dr James V. Porter, presented inmself for examination, was admitted,
and ootaincd a Diploma. The Society then elected Doctor
n. Woolverton, P. Barton, Lf II. Decker,
ueicjrates to the Stale Medical Society.
iiieie ocinj; no otner applications for membership, the society raljourned tohe next semi annual meeting to be holden in November next. II. DECKER, Secty. June 5, 1827. 19.
resulted in ?Dr. E. INIcN W" H. Df.ck J Kuyki
THE subscriber has just received a ee ho i 1 i r 1 cly) lhat ul,,CbS neral assor men nf S W ! n aPPr hT herself, or
n;:nr r 1 c w""sl'"uu Ul ueiore tne tnst day ot our lilltlSll, trench Mierkan ncxttcrm, (to beholden at the court house TIT XT ri rh T CI l? SaM count'' on l"e thi,d Monday in
August next,) and defend this suit, the
HADnwi c , I T"" "'caraamiuetcrmincdinher
,x ,T imrj cc UU'l'LiIHY absence, and a decree entered accordin
JOIIN 'I NEELY, CUcf. June 9, 1827. g4t
Queens and Glassware.
A general assortment of GROCERIES. SHOES & BONNETS-. A large assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS Three hundred barrels Kenhawa Salt.
Together with an assortment of IRON & V LOW PLATES All of which will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Wm- burtcii. LAW PARTNERSHIP C. DRIVEY K II. ATcJtf.YKIY WILL practice la tr in conjunction in the Daviess Circuit court Anv business entrusted to E. II McJunkin, at Washington, Indiana, (where he resides) will bc attended to by both, with punctuality. 12-6tn Washington, April 1827 VTMcJUXKIjYysxU practice in the adjacent Circuit courts.
Lost Ctrtfjiuite of Land purchas-
UULiC notice is hereby given, that, Vfour weeks after date, application
... , , "' 'HLUIIUII lH4ie made to the ReUt.T r,r r
Oflicc at Vincennes, for the renewal of a Certificate of further credit, in rny name, lor the n, e. quarter of sec. No 3 in Township No. 3 n of Range No. I w in the D. stiict of Vincennes, the original having been lost or destroyed. Given under my hand at Vincennes, this 5th day of June, 1827 his ZACHARIAH x SPARLING. 1 8 l mark.
jrt Apprentices Wjmd yAE subscriber will now t.iL-P Sn,...i
iL Apprentices to learn either of the
-WAG, or BOOT isr SHOE AUA'IA'G boys ol about 15 years of age, and well recommended for honesty, only need ap. ply, as no others will be received. TW 1 JOUN riE. December 8, 1826. 44.tf
FRESH MEDICINES. ClfOCrrOR McY.IMEE respectfully
JJ. intorms the citizens of ihe Wabash country, and the public generally, that he
uaa juai upuueci nis MED1CIXE STORE On Market street, next door to S. Tomlinson's store, in the room formerly occupied by F. Dickson where he is now opening Medicines just received. During the month of June, he will receive from Philadelphia, several packages additional, to complete the assortment, and make it ample. In conducting this busies s, he has engaged the assistance of Dll U UOLI'ERTOS, Which ho ho
enable him to accommodate those who purchase for family purposes to their ntire satisfaction; the advantage of corrtct prescriptions to such, win' be obvi-ous.-Physicians puichasing, may be assured of every article necessary in prac. ice and of genuine quality; none other
u. uiicieu it win be made their intcrest to favor him with their custom Country merchants may find it to their interest to give him a call, for such mc uicmcs as they may want v. nf E McNAMEE. Vincennes, May 15,1827 15-U p-"- n'00LVERT0.Y. respectful y informs the citizens of Vincennes, and vicinity, that he has so far recovered bis health, as to be able to a.sist Doctor Mc Aamee, in the above business, and to resume his Practice, which he will do in the employ of Dr. Mc.Namce. J. D. WOOL VER TON. May 15, 1827. 15tf
2
TJTTILL in future, practise law in
t naimcrsnip. C0-3m Vincennes, June 1827.
NOTICE.
5 Judah & A G. Laow
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