Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 45, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 December 1827 — Page 2

attend your office, as named in the Baptist

Recorder. D. PARKER.

please, make such statement as you think 1 of them rotten," is too bad for a deist to proper, respecting the train which had to I have made without blushing For it is ..... I -ill T . f.

not only talse, but wickedly so. in me first place, I had not meddled with the mission subject in thai pamphlet ; as such ou could not believe it, that substitute. In the second place, as to both the seeds being rotten' what can you, as candid men, think of that remark? When you must know that the Bible, as well as the pamphlet, is plain to the point, of there being two seeds, and the pamphlet is en gaged in bringing to view, and proving the soundness and purity of one of those

two oecds. You might probably have relieved yourselves, by giving the name oi your informer, respecting the train which attends the printing office ; but as .to that error, I shall leave the printers, & those acquainted with the latts, to judge ol Although 1 have had the misfoitune of being raised without an education, my cvn cerns of life preventing me Irom acquit. i abilities; labouring w ith mv own Lands for the support of my L411r.lv ; pi caching

PALESTINE, (111.) Nov. 29, 1827. " D PARKER IS YET ALIVE." .Messrs George trailer, & Spencer Clark, Editors of the Baalist Recorder. gentlemen Your paper of the 27th October, 1827, has fallen into my lipids. I cannot account for the strange, lalsc,' corrupt answer to your Palestine correspondent, which appears in it ; except, that you being interested in, & under tho influence of the spirit and principle of the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions, (so called, which is false, corrupt k envious.) thought it a favourable time to injure me, as I have stood much in the way ot that iniquity ; or that you had learned from Mr A. Campbell, the art of evading the force of truth, that stands in your way, over your match, by great swelling woids of vanity, and ridiculing both it, and its author. Or, otherwise, it may be that

some ot your prentice boys, in your absence may have slipt it in. This I would prefer to believe, for my high opinion of your piety and talents, makes it appear strange to me, that such a production should proceed from men of your standing Or that you should not have known that you were disgusting the feelings of the pious of all sects particularly those who believe with mc, and weakening the hands of my opposers, (except the weak, ignorant part,) as such a production from men of your character, goes to establish my doctrine. Because, from you might be expected the best that could be said againstk and now what has appeared r Ridicule and falsehood ! While vou must have known that vou were laying yourselves liable to be re- . proved for disgracing thi Baptists, by recording on your own responsibility, in what you call the Baptist Recoider, you being Editors of the same, that which is false, slanderous and hypocritical; (Par ker being yet alive ) But as you arc accountable for this production, until you relieve yourselves, I shall take a short view it. The injustice you have clone to the title of the pamphlet may have answered you some purpose. If you ate willing, the pamphlet is sufficient to cor-

5$EW GOODS,

British French & American

assortment of

l Hi suDscriocr : neral as Ifitisft, Fret

DRY GOODS.

the gospel, wilhoui t luu e on my pint, for something like 26 years ; and nut meeting with an education rum the church, (by donation) as perhaps one oi you may have done; v. Lira misfortune may expose me to lepioach am! abuse, from men of eduea'inn, vvLoo principles allow them that liberty . Fet udying on God for Diviner aid, I feci hound to discharge my duty, so far as I c.u., in c on tending earnestly for the lab h once do iv ered to the Saint?, and expose the cricis now of late in the vvm id And now, gen tlcmemas I send you this in my ow n hand writur, should vou nvcl it a place inyour paper, making a p'Ciext of its b:ul form, which ! allow von the tibus?;.' of, and hope thai yuu will correct my inror rect spelling, I shall be under the r.cccs ity of applying to a printer whobeiierun dersiands my mode oi uniing. I am by profession a Ik:pii ,, i? prhwi b'e a Pi cdesiiuai ian , !or the esktb id ling, and to prove the ennsb w !icv of i!u: doctrine, 1 am engaged. I! I am in :m en or, il is owin- t.o i.iv , nm. u: ' r-n.u

A Farm for Sale. ITUATED fivcmi.es north of Vis;-

k ;,nnifdiatelv unon the wcil

scribcr has just received a gc of u,c Wabas!li ;n Illinois . contaiu-

I ;,.,, ,v,. iii-ixtt-cfl nrrr:,. -.ivtv of which are

improved, under good fence, and in cultivation, the icmainder is principally tin:-

i bar. On the premises is one ot luc ac-i

HARDWARE & CUTLERY ORCIUHD in point ol quality Cckear-

Queens and Glassware, A general assortment of GROCERIES. .SHOES & JJONNKTS. A Lure assortment ot SGHOOE 150 OKS. Three hundred Ixr.ic-I Ken I i (ran Sail. TorcMier with an asMdnniii1 of IRON & PLOW r LATES,

All of v:h rales lor ;

.eh ash

V . 1 ; i

Id at

the lowest

1 -l-3m

5 "Sj AVE just received from Baltimore Vi and I'niludciphia, a ;. ne. a? i. lament ol

mg m some poi .'r

do. 1 thi:

CUTTOXdud U OOLLES

Suited to the piesent and ; sca:ievns. Also, A ASSOll i;-.! jjtiii's and chiiciei'io Ee:; i.ei t() .ViVO'.'iV,

Eadii.s and t '-ntlcmcns Y'...

hlet 'A0.:To, Qacaisn'Ui e. (UaML'?re

p uroauiiiMg

ltig, m tne vves'.'v.n cow.nuv a -vuij tuui-

I'i!c':c , Str.'jk Jfouui , Well, &lc all in c::cc!!v tit ivjuir. 'i i u situation oi this iasm it, bi.ili-

lul, the soil iit ii, ar.d lu; tiie pi.iposJ (,i lain.g ST0C'J. no p!... c can po..e-:. gvv;,tff ;dv ant:i',e, having cMvioivt; iaiigc in. mediately ad'pn.ing, w ifu h tin u : no p! ohabiii'y will be :,ocn dimm:i!Cw. 'i'he a!uve will be id on accommodating tCitiii, fm much leis tlu.n the ucina! i v'.tt il the imps .a fuienis. I'or p..rtL.niai s apply to J 5c S. SMITH. Vim en:c. Srpt Is w. nC-lf

j ;

Ak An asorniH?nt of CS JEWELRY cr MIL1T.1RY

S s

s s s s s

Ai tides, jv.'vt icceix ed, 5: !or sale. Watches Sitver J Tor!:, Kept constant iy on hand.

docks, and IValdu

Of all de.

p..:.

caui j:aid f.

:ons, caseiUiiy ic

old f ;.;.': 5 S,;vrr.

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Vinccnsjc:

e( s s s s s s s s c

i ?.loroc i.nd Cam-

and

ENTEUTAlNMErsT. fcTl'K snhscWljer has rec j sun.etl his lormei bi-,i:v:s, i'. the

Mi r.

e pies.

i I arrival n

C..V7VAY;.V, Cl I :;TE !:.,

ili at I am a canni ! n;:..; nd ! it;li h '(

j that you ate candid 'ner, '' .flhoui'.h in

case you have ri U'.',y v ' u ;. - ! i:s iav aside all ci iucism, romar.c 'C, ami i nle.

M ' uidfj v

i tia.i:;.

uliii as c a i i 1 1 '. 1 1 i i r fi nip I :i i i 1 j 1 1 . :''.! i i

rect your errors respecting that part of j stIjxjnt.. r,v'. .i, ,r,. ..'.t my doctrine which caused you to draw i. 'Vja '. V ' such ansurd conclusions ou have done I , u t.tn,in, .a . . , , ... , . , me Manual c. i.v e injustice to me, and the pub he, bv wii h- ! .. ,(fl

word, which I have broi:r:hi :n view, ou i i o,.-.":,

Avnicn my oocirine svanc.s, or tails ; w mie

l Ik: !..;.: :Cvx in hai

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.K ili.'ni' t.VlN t;. tn';! n .(:., a l!.a tl ;:

7 a t ii i 3 U E ii "J ' 6 I i. i 1 im3 j ra:s, lhjuoru, c?c.

iiich tin y oHl r lor sale, at fni-

n n ! to i he t im lor r Hi "!. nu and :r-j;!ncc in

1 1 a i

.'4 11, hat

you appear to reprobate the pamphlet in to to, without reserve. In this, it seems that the whole of the word of God included therein, with the conclusions drawn therefrom, are rejected by you. Thus it appears that you believe to the reverse of mc, in all my three selected points. How will this do lor a Baptist ? On some of the most particular quotations which you have made from my pamphlet, I had gave an explanation of my true meaning in them remains. Why have vou wi hheld that from the public but todecci.e? In the second quotation which vou have made, you have slipped over some, taken up some, and fell lar short of including all of the sentence. What is the matter now ? Why is the public deprived of flulight that this sentence, if lairlv quoted,, might have cast on the subject f But modesty, 1 suppose, interfered in thk case. What a pitty that the modesty of Editors, under the solemnity of religion, should be of such a nature as to shun the truth ; produce, and face injurious falsehood without a bins!. ; practice a fraud on the public, and destiny public faith in their Editorial remarks. Perhaps, gentlemen, this mcecsiv has prevented you from attending strictly to that train of Scripture upon which I have founded my doctrine Should this be the case, there area number id p-iss.-ues in the Bible, thai must lay silent, (or "meet you- opposition) although th might be profitable lor uocttinc, c. Until this modesty is laid aside, and truth becomes respectable it may be well for you to Itnmv, that vour broad, bare assertions, unaccompanied by Divin? auti-oi iiv, v. ill not be taken a-? evidence against a dectrine springing li om. and louiK'i. C on the woci of God. so well set that you dr-ad to touch it, only by way cf abuse Your concluding remarks, designed to liotify the public of me, will guc- you but little credit, when it is known that vour

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on what ua:-is

commenced tne atta: r, to di caci m y duca,; n

your opnc; Umitk:-., evade is of relieving mc. with tlscsi

ments, (v hich are not so h-e aprtscnt) oi the cnois von su: ; ( : be in, without u good reas-.m w i v,

doubt your candour in delVndi-i t t ?. I shall OMpect l pav the po.ita.c i rommunitauioni) to you, ana be !',o:;; wit!i your paper, so long as you may ; proper to n. lice me, or mv doctrine. Vou i l ith m:c rt r i t t, DANIEL PAKKEII

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Vim c imes, Ssept. 1 S7.

4I.0.JSC t.oCictime ago

i ('ur.r,:iM-l;a:u, as

on Market st.ee., in Vine; nt.es. lie has built a new, Li gc, rind commc--di ai ; stable ; and lias put the b'.iiltlii .v. in complete icpnir. Mis stable v. ill couvantlv s;,iplic:l with O.K.;, ( ri:. Ji'i uin! A;;, anl a' ic i";!' ' i y u to., i 1 1 ,ih;i . Ll, house - hall at all 11:1. es be tut nished v. ith Mich things for the comfort of Travellers, Ik others, as the conntrv can afford. lie ho.t by f.i , attcniior. to bn-,i;iess, to 7;ar;: and it cave v. sli'io ol pu'jiic paitcnage. I!. JOHNSON. January 3, 1327. 5'-tl

TO Tfl. WELLE IS.

has Jalelv taken the

THE subsciibci

)J ( v ' 'i'(y A Mc.. l M E '. icspectfully r , , , , , T , - ?) ,1 i . 1.. , i Ht i-ormcily occuj)ied by Judsr mm: tns the citizens d ihc Vababh: (rKi3fc,T ,. ,, , , r, ,n,. m . . ., ... , ! u!3Awii. situated near tne cc:..c

counity, e.nd the public generallv that he

. to

nas

.fit

opened his

ol MAHKET k vAT Kit streets, ilis t.ousu 1 . 1 1 ! ! r ) 1 , I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . . 1 C - J ... I, ,

P s''Wcit'Vi. - Ixj I by a sulci and caiefnl attention to bu;,:(fMrl;et s.trcci. m :.i cuor to S. 'l;m- j uess, to nieiit, and also receive a sharviinson's store, in the rcoui f. lmerly r- : of public patronage etinied bv C. Dickson v.-he;c he u now ' SOLOMON HATH BONE.

D .'en mg mg the

, vJicine j t'.st : c. cci v ed.

Huh 'iy liJAjJo

Qj g :x:oo::. S'lD&S just received fiom Phiiaut lhU gxJ anu iiaitimj anew and ve;y general assortment of CC NSIS'l'lXC, (;F Spring and .u miner 1)111" GOO U.S. An extensive assortment of Ilarrivcarc. Cutler;,: Glacz. and Quccns-iCarc. FKKSII CUOCKIHES-of t!,c latest importations, anil ol (he fi:st nn Jiiy. All af which itreolleitd fur tale at'the lowest cash prices. 1 -1-3 in May ?o. ir:r.

Uioiiih Oi une, he will receive

;m r!iilai!eijhi'.:, scvetal packages ad-

j uitionai, ut conip.ett tlie asso. Uncnt, and

in couducti.ir lids busi-

j it ample.

1 esr,, he has eng;.i;ed the .--istancc cf

hicii itc hop;esv.i!l of Januuiy

Vinccnncs, Feb. 26, I82r.-.l-tf Till, ptoprietors ol the Vinrcnncr, Cotton Yarn Man:ifactcr:

have stopped taking Co jvs.v until thw lL

cini!):e idwi nccon.m- date thoe who

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v mcenncs, ()ct. 25, 1 67.

purchav.: t r Jainiiy p.nposes to titcn en

tire saii-k.:;ti-m ; Hie advam.:;;i; A cuicct pi t iptiens to :a.c h, v.iii be olnious. Phyficnms jmi chasin-;, uuy he assiiit.d ( f cvciy ait;-.:.e ncct?':.:i!v in pi..cii'. e, and ol getmiue fjuaiiiv ; i.-ci.t: .i!:cr ".in be ofiet ed Ilv.iil be mane their in-icic-.i to lavui l.ini v.iih ih' ii c.omoju. 1 ... . . ,- .

v.o'm.i mei euanis mav i.:,-; n )

fi heat, Fle.v ecd and 0 SAW LOUS. W WISH to pui cha v a ruruuitv of foci'. tti . '

X lr.eicnaii'abie ; . ct, i-V.:.r-SV

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o.;7;' v;5 Delivered at the Vinccnncr, Us Mill. JjJ,. COLMAN.

' V virtue ol a f.eii facias, c:i replevy .itj) bon !, a-. (', to u- di; jc:ed iinm the ! 0;e: k': iiuce l the Knox county Circuit. ! coujt, I v. :d expose to public sic. at tl;c; ; court house door in Yinccnnes. or. 1..

XOT1CR io purchusei's of l;t!)lic Lands-, Ukckivkts uu :cr at Vixcknmis, Oct c ber 22i, IU27. $ "J'N pursuance of instructions from the S honorable tlie Secrctaiv of the Treasury, the purchase-! s of public land.;, in the

district ot Vincennes, are het ebv notified.

advertisement is false." No doubt nut j that fiom and alcr the 31st ct next l)cthat I am considered a troubler to the j ccmber, tiie receipt of the notes ol all lochurches and Jurusalem," by all those cal or State Dinks will be discontinued at who would charge thr prophets Lzraand this office. Therefore, those persons who Nchcmiah. with the same crime. But as ' have payments to make into this office, to my promising something as a substi- i u ill alter that pei iod, provide thctmch cs tutefor converting the heathens, as re- j with specie, or notes of the United State's presented bv you, is not the fact; and Bank or its Iranchc3. your iemaik And lo we have it'thc , J. C S HAKHISON. Itrcsivcr substitute meant) - Two bevds, and both (October 2.i. '.o-llt

:;:e uu; a eau, (if audi tne:hc.:nes as the may want i: M-.NAMKi:. Vinrenni s, May 15, Ki'.r.-i;..;! 5 ;;. Jl'OOLl EUTQ.V. res )cct.

.Uily inhiiiv.s the c.a:.,cns ol Vincennes, du t;:e tvj cr: t:j fourth instant, between an 1 vicinity, that he has su far reeoveud the hours of ten o'clock, a and live o5iih health, as to I e able to a.sist JJcur ' clock, - m, and agu eubly to the thi; d r,ccMc .Y. .;:, in the above buine-s, and to ' tion oi the law subjecting real auvl per-te-ume his Ptactice. which he will do in ' serial estate to execution, the follow inir tlie employ ol Dr. .Mc Namcc. J ti act of land, to w it : all that certain tl ac J. I). VvTK)LVLH VON. ! or paicei of land, and i:s appu: tcnancc-"

! "' lU.VL-TiMVHii.,.- i l.l,c'cu,il 'tdonging, containing one Ijun-

JL I rihick-'mitli!!!. rfytm i'jcriber lias engaged Mr B. Wclrnan, to sup.ei intend, and can v

on his BLlismith s!;o at the old stand, iormcily of Smith I; '1 nomson the weil

kno.vn ualilicati'wus ol Mr. Wclrnan as

ilrcd aeies, situate. Iviie- .' !:mi,;.o!.

county of iLnox, and state f In!iana, in Washington township, it being the same tract and farm of land that Samuel Tan is new liv es upon, which was by deed, cf live vedbv Jesse D.iv ntwl At tn -;r

1 ! . :i :.. im .' " ... ' " """".i

u j;o.u uinau, Y.i.1 m.me a uncial ; to Samuel l anis, and bv Samuel Lank, . 1 ..... . I.. .iit i .. v-. . . v

:;l,L,Ui l)U1,IK' P-wonage Mi Kinus ot , and Anna his wife, to Alfitd Fauis, by I1 'lf-,l infvlc livw'o 'itlf' WM i-ni(r.-l .1.. 1 1 . 1 .

N. SMITH.

Februarv 1 4. 1 B27

2-tf

Juriali A. G. Laou

VTiriLL in futuie, practise law in

V V pattncir.l

.Lip.

'I'f'IlVPC. 'i'M" IO'"

deed dated the t wuity-cigLlh day of J--nuaiy, unc thousand eight hundted and twenty live, as refcience to the RecorI'er'bolhce of Knox county will moie hilly appear taken as the prupcity of Allied Farris.atihc suit ol Samuel Sw3nc against Samuel Tan is and Allied I'nris .S. ALMY ShjT kc. December 1, 182T. 43-4t-j5250