Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 August 1827 — Page 3

THE 'WESTERN SUN VINCENNES, august Id, 1827. The Wabash continues in good navigable order and is now rising. ERRATA. In the table of votes published last week, in Widncr township, Mr. McClure had 24, instead of 34 votes it was footed up correctly. In the table of the Senatorial election,

in Daviess county Mr. Ewing had 283 ;

votes, instead ot 383 it was tooted up correctly. Mr. Polke's vote as footed up should have been 456, in place of 454. . . u 1 m mr. stout Enclosed you have a certificate of a day's work done on my FAMILY SP INNER by an inexperienced hand, togi thcr with the certificate of a respectable citizen of Daviess county, whose head has been bleached by 60 winters, one of the Revolutionary stock. I have spared no pains to render this Machine as'pcifect as possible and the public may rest assured, that it is well calculated to promote their interest, from its simplicity. The labour of turning the wheel, with six or eight spindles, does not exceed that of a common flax wheel, and 20 spindles may be driven with nearly the same ease, and for which a child often years old is fully competent. Communications in relation to the a-

bove, addressed to the undersigned, sole !

proprietor, will be promptly attended to. and to a vencrous public, he looks for patronage.0 W. H. McCALL. We, the undersigned, have sec n XV. 11 McCall's Family Sfiinner fairly tested; we have seen forty odd cuts of good woolen yarn, spun in one. day, with six spindles", the most of which is 16 o- 18 cuts to the pound. Those who finds a wheel of domestic manufacture advantageous, will also find it to their advantage to adopt this spinner. Charles Mc Quire, William Wyant, J.nnhan I nomas. WASHlxr.TN, 9th July, 1827. I ceruithat 1 U.wv purchased a Fam ily Sfiinner, of W U McCutl, and a fair Experiment has hcen made on Cotton fc Wool, much to my sa'isfactioti. It is both cheep, simple, and complete in its t fleet, ahd i earnestly recommend it as a useful machine. A step daughter of mine spun an excellent thread in two hours, oi both cotton and wool ; I cannot see any well grounded objection in theory cr practice to this machine, other than lh bug-a-boo or awkwardness in attempting first to spin. When the machine is ma 1c well, there is nothing to get cut of ooVr. f. jniv.e vi.-. WASHINGTON, July 29 h, SS7. I have seen and und Mr. MeCali'? Family Siinner ; in two hours I have made a good thread of w ool, Sc of cotton, and find it well calculated for spinning cotton cord, I am well pleased with it, see nor know of nothing to get out ol order ; the thread made is superior to that of the common w heel, and more regular. LUC IN I) A MARTIN.

tire satisfaction with the result of the clection, and particularly in Vincennes, Palmyra and Washington townships and thus publicly, return to those of my fellow citizens who supported me, my unfeigned thanks A passing word to one of our electioneering .toise.acrea of known memory; when he guesses again, I would advise him to put on his considering cap. A gentleman of capacity, political information and usefulness, (John Ewiug, Esq.) is elected to the Senate and rhos. McClure a man of the strictcs integrity, as one of your representatives; he is worthy of your suffrages and will honestly support your interests. The other member elect, has taients, which I hope will be called forth, (not as some one has been in the constant habit of doing, but) by a harmonizing course, become zctive and efficient in forwarding your best interests. Now as formerly, your well wisher. G W. JOHNSTON. August 1 3th, 1327.

Sale'of Watches. VLl H atches, iha,t, luve ueen in -the a possession of if ivmrrLESEr, for six months, will, if not previously taken away, be sold for repairs, on Saturday, the 20th of October next, with a variety of other articles. I.N. WHIT1ELSE Y respectfully requests those indebted to him, to make immediate payment CASH paid for old. Gotf Is' Silver, . . N. WHIT1 ELSEY. Vinecnnes, Aug. 9, 1827 27-td f Wheat. Flax beed and - SAW LOGS.

IT ISH to purchase a quantity of good Ji merchantable Wheat, Flax-Seed and Sarj Log's Delivered at the Vincennes Ox Mill.

: 25-tf

J L. COL MAN.

" 15. I OLlNSOy, tP AS just received from Philadelphia .!sL ar,d Baltimore, anew and very .general assortment ot ' consisting OF

Spring and Summer

ill GOODS;

An extensive assortment of Hardware. Cutlery, Glass, and Quce?isivare. FRESH GROCERIES of the latest importations, and of the first quality. All al which arcoftotxd for sale at the lowest cash prices. j4-3m May 10, NEW 1092)8. -o:: :: THE subscriber ha just received a general assortment of British French cj American II A H D W A ill-: ' & C UT L R HY

Queens and Olassware, A renera! assortment of A lauro assortment M bCIIGOL IJOOKS. Three hundred Inn ids Kehmwa Sa!L Tcv:?h? with an assortment of mors" & plow plates. All of which will be s:id at the lowest rates for cash.

W:i. BURTCH. May 10,. 1 127. M-3:ri The subscriber, JOHN R M Ld'UOV, "JJTAS taken t lie old stand of Jacobs tr .2. Jl Le'Roy, on Market street, opposite J. 17 S. Smith, where he is openine; a general assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD & QUEENS WARE And Fresh GROCERIES

; Ol the best quality which are offered ! at the lowest cash pticcs, or exchanged for RRES WAX, 7F.ATHKRS, GINSANG, ScC i 16-if Vincennes, Ma ylS27.

POlKf! THE subscibcr will exrh.snge ME R C HAND IZ E r.t his store, for ood Merchantable Corn-fed Pork at one dollar and fifty cents per hundred weight for hogs that will weigh two hundred we'jht and upwards, or he will give the market price which ever the seller may sec proper to select at the time he en gages the poik ; any p erson that I am acquainted with, or who may come well recommended, can be accommodated with Doors at any time, and pay the pork, by the fust cf December ne:;t WILSON LAGOW. Vincennes, 21 Julv, !S27. 26-4t L A W PXRTxN E It H I P f DEWEY V E. H. McJUNKIN, "TTILL practice law in cor.junction V V in the Daviess Circuit court Any business entrusted to E. II McJunfos.at Washington, Indiana, (where he resides) will be attended to by both, w ith punctuality. 12-6m. Washington, April 1827. 1C3McJUNKIN will practice in the adjacent Circuit courts.

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Fellow Citizens cfKn?.vh w'.U be remembered by a number of yu, thr.t some time previous to the last election, I (ie -lined proposing myself as a candidal-?, to represent you in the nest General Assembly and it was only, in consequence of a number of my warm political hiends soliciting me, that I entered the list ol candidates. But, because I would nit ratify the Machiaveiian of the west, by informing him (at the meeting at Maj.;r McClures on the S4th uii) the names of those gentlemen who solicited me to come cut, he stated, that I was requested but five solitary individuals (an o -.g whom vcre Juhn Myers, Wm. L. Withers, and Wm. Scott) Now as the election has terminated, I will slate, for the snisbaion of the good ci izens that voted lor me, the following gentlemen of high striding and respectability, who personally advised and requested me to come out, viz: Semucl Thompson, Thomas McClure, Charles "Manville, Henry Ruble, Moses Tabbs, Andrew Purccll, Samuel Dunn, J Donovan and James Smithand in writing Maj JohnF. Snapp and others, which Maj Snapp, without assigning to me or mv friends previously any reasons, on the day of election at Uruccvillc voted against me, and done every thing he could to prejudice my election. I'ardon mc fellow citizens, when I say I was inorii fied, not because I was left cut, but to think that a man in whom I had the utmost confidence, after soliciting mc in the warmest manner to become a candidate, had the duplicity to oppose me on the day of election I will leave him to the stings of his own conscience I will leave him" to the reproaches cf a just community m Tho' left out by the minority ot the county, I feel happy in expressing rs.y cn-

TO TllAVEFFERS, THE subscriber has lately taken the

. ravcrn Stand,

J Form erfy occupied by Judge

itZvoMU lioirers. snuated near tho mi tier

,.j ol market St vvateii streets. His house and stable are well supplied, U he hopes by a s'rict and careful attention to business, to merit, and also receive a share of public patronage. SOLOMON RAT 1 1 BONE. Vincennes Feb. 26, 1827 - 4-tf f''LLTIIK siibscril)er has ieft turned l is foimer business, in the house sometime ag( occiq)ied by Mi F:s Cunningham, as a TAVERN, on Market street, in Vincennes. He has built a new, large, and commodious stable ; and has pot the buildings in complete repair. His stable will b3 constantly supplied with Oatsy Corn F.d der, and Timothy liny, and attended by a good Ostler. His house hall at.aH times be furnished with such thi gs for the comfoil of Traveller:. Z others, as the countiy can afford. He hofies by hi attention to business, to merit and receive a share of public pattoiiage. II. JOHNSON. January ?. :?27. 5'-tf

! ivnr jr inr: house, w'nh two I dji .V OVV ROOMS, Sc D I V F, L -I J.I,V(r HOUSE, LOT isfc is ofi;!cd for I SKeor rc.!:t. It is .iume on Vain and ; Vatcr hirers, i, M- if NT VERNON, ; . tiicdweiimg is wcil ralriiitcil for ' l,riv;uo I-'.tor'ivriiM'.'nt, or even a I'ublic 1 '.verr., with sonic sniall additions posj session will h-: given the 1 5th of Scp'cnihviv pest, or soon -..:r if rcqnired for terms I I'.pplv o? the p( . tPi-C j to, J Y WILMORW j Ml. Ycrnoo, 'July 8. 82724-61 i wool cWi)Tng;

THL subscriber inforns the public that he has his

Wool Carding Machines In complete operation, and he will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who may call; persons from a distance shall have their work done immediately. His ptices will be as fotmerly Ctnts For common Wool, - 8 13 blooded Meiino wool, 10 - do. do do. - 12$ J ; do. do do. - 1 5 II. D. WHEELER. June 14, 1827. 19-tl

CrI have two sets of MILL IRONS J

for s.de, which could be finished on short

notice. II . D. V KOTICE hereby given, that I shall apply to 3 the next court of Probate, in and for

the county of Sullivan, and state of Indi

ana, on the last Monday in August, 1S27, to make a final settlement of the c'tale of George Kerby deed. JOHN B GRAN V, A dm. August 4, 1 827 27-3f 7 Sheritr-s bale.

3 Y virtue of a writ ot Fieri racias, to

t me directed, trom the ( lerk s ot

ficc of Floyd county, state of Indiana, I will expose to public sale, at the court house door in Vincennes, on Monday, the 3d day of September next, between the hours of ten o'clock a m. and five o'clock p m agreeably to the third sec tion of the law subjec'ing real and personal estate to execution, the following tracts of iand, to wit : three hundred a cres of land, hying and being in Knox county, state of Indiana, and adjoii ing Wilson's creek, with its appurtenances thereunto belonging Also, one hundred acres of land in the Locr Praitic, below Vincennes, laying and being in Knox county, state of Indiana, and its appurtenances thereunto belonging allol which is taken as the property of John D Hay, at the suit of John R Porter, assignee S. ALMY,Mjf kc August 1 1, 1827. 27-4t22

Sale of Senunafy Lands. TfN confounity with a law ol U.e stato JL of Indiana, NO I ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the first Monuay of September next, and from day today thereafter until the sale shall be completed, , The Seminary Township, in Gibson county, will be soid in Princeton, at Public .Auction, in half-quattcr sections: one fourth of the puii.haso money to be paid in hand, the balance aC the option of the purchaser, to remain on interest fqr ten yeai s, and thereafter at tho option of the State Commissioners for that purpose, under the direction of tho General Assembly. . The interest to bo' paid annually in advance ; and a failure lor two y cats successively to pay such interest shall occasion a forfeiture of tho l.'ll.d Mllfl. T!tlfir f7r fn rr -i Ar. ,t, linn

the payment is made in full. The ft ho V ft inn'! tc olirtrrt npirlu fwpnMi1

ycais since for ihe use of a State Semina'iy, and is recomnjended to purchasers by cveiy advantage of fertility of- soil and beauty ot situation. It adjoins tho fiouiishing town of Princeton, 28 miles from the (Jhio, 6 from the Wabash, and the s anic distance from White river. On tlw jivst Monday of Oct next, The seminary Township, in Monroe county, will be sold at Bloomington, in the same manner and on the same terms. This tract of land joins B.onmington where ttic State Seminary is situated, and is infeiior in quality to none in the state of Indiana. Both townships . wei e selected piior to any sales in their vicinity and have ever been considered the most advantageous that could bo maoc. They have fatms in every variety of improvement : the towns they adjoin contain six or eight hundied inhabi ants each, and it may be safely stated, that for procuring desiraUc situations for permanent setll-rs no'hing equal has been offered to the public tor many eais. The land is to be divided bv the Commissioneis, Jmes Smith for the former township, and James Borland for the latter, into three rites : iht first ro be sold at no less than thrce dollars unci fifty c nts per acre, the second tuo dollars and twenty-five rents, and the third one dollar and twenty-five cents SAMUEL MERRILL, Treasurer of' Slate, Indianapolis, June 10, 1827 Editors of the papers at Vincennes, Iiloomhigton, Salem, Madison, Charlestown, New Albany, ot the Natioiial Republican Cincinnati, Reporter, Lexington. Louisville Public Advertiser, and ot the National J urnal a! Washington, wiil publish the above for eight weeks, once cack week, and send their bills to mc. ""Tresh medicines!

OCTOR Mc NAM EE icspcctfully informs the citizens ot ihe Wabash

country, and the public generally, that he has just opened his MEDICINE SToRE On Market street, next door to S. Tom-

linson's store, in the room formerly occupied by F. Dickson where he is now opening Medicines just received. During ti e month ot June, he will receive bom Philadelphia, several packages additional, to complete the assortment, and make it ample In conducting this business, he has engaged the assistance of Dr Wuolverton, which he hopes will enable him to accommodate those who purchase for family pur poses to then entire satisfaction; the advantage of correct prescriptions to such, Wilt be obvious. Physicians put chasing, may be assured of every aitic.e necessary in practice, and of genuine quality; none other will be otTeied It will be maoe'heir inteicst to favor him with theit cu-om Country merchants mav find it to i tir interest to give hint a call, for such medicines as they may want E McNAMEE. Vincennes, May 15. 1827 15-tf fry DR. WOOLVHRTON u.pectfully intorms the citizens ol Vinctrncs, aid vicinity, that he has so far recovered his health, as to be able to assist Doctor Ale Namee, in the above business, and to i esu me hi Practice, which he will do in the employ of Dr. Mc. Namee. J. D. WOOLVERTON. - -

SADDLFHY For TRADE. I WILL give in

exchange for the

D

or

following articles TuikcrtT-r. i Mi oftrade, delivered fk4tTv-frqj in Vincennes by

the first day of De

cember next, to wit PORK, BIFF, WHEAT, CORN cr OATS, any kind of SADDLERY. SAMUEL THORN.