Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 23, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 July 1830 — Page 2
the sounds of peace and gladness are n ow to be found, where but lately the red hunter roamed, and the yells ol savage warfare resounded. On the surface of our majestic streams (whose waters flow from the eternal enows of the north, through every grade of climate to the snowlcss south, water
ing and fertilizing the finest and most extensive country on earth,) where in the days of the revolution nought was seen but the Indians' light canoe, shooting with cautious skill across the rapid waters, hundreds of majestic steam boats now urge their rapid way, the source of wealth and comfort to every corner of aur spacious valley, and proud monu-
ments to the genius of our country. , Our manufactures, although yet in their first youth, are the source of wealth and employment to thousands; affording a home market to the products of out scil; lessening in a great degree that drain of money to a rival nation, which has long been our ruin; and protecting us in case of war, from suffering as we once did, for some of the articles which vc now find it impossible to do "without Never again shall the patriot soldier fighting the battles of his country, perish with cold for the want of a British blanket; we can supply him with an A merican cnc. Never again shall our "dcep mouthed dogs of war" be silent for want of British powder end never shall this glorious emblem of our coun-
try wave in rags and tatters, for want of
.British stuff to make a new one; all we will supply at home, and in peace and war alike independent.
The agriculture of our country has
increased beyond all calculation; and the products of our soil would now sustain nearly half a world. A safe and
certain market for the farmer, with a fair
price to reward his honest labor, is all
that we want. It must be found in the promotion & growth of domestic manufactures and increased facilities of trans-
portation by means of improved roads
and canals, foreign nations will not receiveour produce in exchange for their commodities; we have no money to give them; we must of course either make them at home or do without them. Let us rejoice, my fellow citizens, that after the lapse of more than half a century, our republican institutions are as yet unshaken, and that the principles which animated the fathers of the revolution still exist in purity amongst us Let us rejoice that freedom, civil and religion, and equality of rank are still the unshaken pillars of our republic -that
the aristocracy of wealth, and birth, and
From the Baltimore American LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA, By the Anthenian. from Carthagena, the editors of the N. Y. American, have
been furnished with papers from that place to the 30th ult, inclusive, They
announce Bolivars approaching depart-
ure forever from Colombia, and the election of a new President and Vice President. We translate below the message sent by Bolivar to Congress on the 37th April, with the reply of that body. On the 4th of May, Congress having previously settled and adopted the now Constitution which is not yet published, pro-
ceeded to choose a President and Vice
President. On the third ballot Jonquin Masqeuera was chosen President, and Gen. Domingo Caicedo Vice President
The President elect not being in Bogo- . . .1 ' If T
ta, a deputation was sent to the Vice President, informing him of his election, in-
viting him at once to enter on the duties of his station and of President ad interim.
Gen. Caiceda returned with the deputa-
tion, took the oaths, and then addressed the Congress. A committee was also sent to the Liberates announcing the elec-
tion to him, and expressing anew the admiration and regard of Congress for his character and deeds. The Liberator ex-
pressed in reply, the greatest pleasure at the choice that had been made, and at be-
ing himself once more a private citizen. On the 5th May a complimentary address, signed by the new Vice Pesident. the Archbishop of Bogota, the Secretaries of the Treasury, Interior, and War, and
about 1200 citizens, were presented to Gen Bolivar in which the fullest expressions of admiration for his services and sacrifices are employed and as he was no longer in power they may be taken as sincere. On the 9th Bolivar left Bogota for Carthagena, where he was to embark. as was supposed, in the British frigate Shannon for England. On his route he was re-
ceived with the highest testimonials of af-
fection and respect. He arrived on the 25th at Turbesco. in the vicinity of Carthagena. The proclamation of the Vice President m
en assuming his station, is in a proper
tone. It recommends oblivion to all pasanimosities, ami premises that no distinc-
tion shall be made between citizens on
account either of their origin, alluding
doubtless to old Spaniards, or past opin-
ions. Vcnezuela, under these circum-
stances, can have no ground to persist in
her cecession.
Bolivar's course m the conjuncture
your name shall pass to posterity in such light as benefits the founder of the independence of Colombia. Such, sir. are the sentiments of Con-
gress which by its order, 1 have the honor
to communicate to you.
A LIST OF LETTERS
REMA1NING in the Post Office at
TA, Vincennes, Knox county, Indiana,
the quarter ending the 30th June, 1830,
which if not taken out within three
R
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION A GAZETTEER & MAP
OF
THE STATE OF INDIANA. o:;o HAVING purchased the copy-right of Mr. Scott's "Indiana Gazetteer," we propose to publish, as early as practicable.
a Gazetteer of the btatc; w.MCiiwmoc
months, will be sent to the G encral Post
Hall ot the Se.-sion, 15;otn, April .iu. Office as dead Letters. VJNCKNTE HOKREZO. persons calling for letters in the To his Ex. Simon Rolivar, following list, are requested to say, they Liberator President, &.c. Scc. nrp advertised.
- jf jf c, D E. Francis Ayres, 2, the usual plan ef woiks cf this kind, and Fi-omthcX.Y' Fsvcnms Post of July 20. Jame's Aicxarider, Joshua Allcndcr, will embrace an .ong other things a cxPi WlvriilPT. ru t v..n tv,ir.,m Armrnn.- scrroticn f t the Counties I owns, Lakes.
m v. . - - - - JUWU iltlVII I'iiau, ' t-t Latest from Liverpool. The ship Ma- ueI,jamin liishop, John Boudinot, 2, ry IIowuuul, C-.pt. Aikin, from Liver- wihiam Btuce, Col. Bell, Jacob Bois, pool, w hence she sailed on tho 20th ult., jarnC3 Burns, John Brigs. Cashier,
arrived this aftcriKon. just as our paper state Bank of Indiana, John C. Clark, 2,
Rivers, Creeks, Roans, vc. 1 he c.csc: rations of Counties will show their tituiitica, time cf crganizution, exrent, hc-undary. quality of soil, water privikcs, limount ct"
nonulaticn, numucr anil cnaracur c:
Tl
e ccbcr.p-
I . 1 4... wi I ...... . - - 1 f T m . I 1 1. . . . -1 i r-l y f T c -
w;:s woiwvuiiraiuiun- Wi lam l.issna. Jobn L oua, j, jcrciiii cuui uio a;.,i ju!vu;, v,.
i ' .i . t i a ,l.-f :-r - .C . i . t rt tlnncrf 'Pnuns will fiTihrarc tlii-ir lrrntii.n.
en wnii vM.res iaer n.ui auti-nru v" an eocnran, v-nanes l.. iotcs, rtici w..... --: -- r
"Vancv Cal- ne wiumc nuu.jt uuiuHamj, nu.n-
lhe-i()th .f May, the dav of her sailing, Chalmer, or Thomas Dick
containing London dates to the liJdi. lihan, Abraham Case.
Allen B. Daniel, . - nrnK r ;t,.-. .
It is mentioned under the i aris head, Charles II. De Rome, R. Daniel, Patsey . te rrrrnlh cf rcverr.n-.rnt ami
hU tlie lirst division ot the e.xpeomon Donalson, John Durham, 1 nomas dick, frcm othcr impcrtant points, their h
i-insi Algiers, would sail on the 1 1th, a- William Dinwiddie, John
iuuher on th VZ'Ax, ne on the l.ith, one Charles Emmons
on the 1 L'n, and the remainder en the
10ih.
at:U:i!e,
Decker.
longitude fee. 1 he descriptions ci R;vers,
and Creeks w ill be somewhat general, stuw-
1 G, , 7, A'. Georpe Fail, William ing their source and cenfiuenee, size, ki-ta
William Florence. Gideon Glaze, 2, tne iaccoi i ,e itumi) uaa iuu.v;.
r- o t r a .i I run. naieaoie auvaniaes, eve.
t- u. c-i oi a,i,w run. naieablc advantages,
jou . u.c i , ou.mwu;, uu u a uutw unncccssary t0 wv mX2ch in
ciy p
Gen. Clark and Col. W. Morgan, Com- Godare. John Hummer, 2, John Horuc, , . th :,nrrtrirf wi , aiuc cf ti;c
niisioncrs on the iait of the Government, Martha Dudgeons, Elijah Hurd, CJeo. LroDoscti publication. Evciy person, who
accompanied by Maj. Dougherty, with a Urness, Nathaniel Highsmith, E. W. willrcfiecta moment on the subject, wili be dcnutaJion of Indians from the Ottos, Mis- Hartshorn, S. M. Hone. William John- convinced cf its utility, and will see the im-
Tnwn Al isi) !i i smo. 9.. Samiip.l Jnrlnh. 2. Chftrle -Terrcl. I tint tance cf natroniziinr it. Sin h works
S:,e l one ot he chiefs of the Teton, Nathaniel Jones, Irah Jones, D. C. John- have been liberally patronized in many of
...:n . v. : i..;-, Tl,n4,v hu( Lnn w Q p Tnhncnn. Marv Ann Tnhn. our sister states; and it is presumed tha-
. hm.,. ' . '.a v;ri- there is no state m the L ruon whose htor) .
H i ITulli ' UU Vllieil. J IIVV Uiuc i '" I Oll. i'iu aun,ii " iiuaiu ivnn- I .
ilr the pm pose of treating with the dit-
femn; trioes on the Mississippi and Ahs-
souri, iu order to detennine their respec
tive boundaries, and il possible to pur
chase the lands which :hev claim.
St. Louis Times.
Cn Wednesday last, the steam beat, Planet, Capt. Hutlcr, ariived here, on her way to Frairic du Chicn, having on bojid about lorty cabin passengers, a-
monc whom were Ccmrai-sicners, Gen
vlaikand Ccl Morgan, together with
about 200 Indians, beienging to the Sac, Fox, Iowa u;d C)to tribes, and a small uepuia-.ion hu'n i;c Missouri Sice.:-; und
a ttw oi ire v mntuag es. nc vi;ii )ikon-rs vvuh those Irdian: are bound Kosrer to meet the notti trn Indians of vutious tribes, for the purpose ot treat mg for a general peace among those tribe. We ore informed ihat the ireaty will probably not be made under 10 or 12 days from the time of their arrival, inasmuch as time must be given for t-hosc upper or northern tribes, to collect at Piaiiie du Chien.
Galena Jotirnzl.
,a,u nuku,, ,v..ai. .. , natural advantaccs
J,tM,0,Pi fJ J. Langdon, b. P. ir lcss understood than these of Indiana. Lalumcre, Clatisa Lewis, II. Lassclle, uCi-u;es being interesting and valuable to all 4, Abner Lewis, Thomas Lamer, 2, cias;c3 Gf the people, such a v.crk will add Robert Lemen, V. Lambey, Katherine greatly to the character of the state abreud, Lindy, Jane T. L-Lewis, John Law. by develcpiag, in some measure, the :ul Isaac Martin, V. M'Donald, W. Mof- resources of the state, her repidly incrcas-
fctt, Wm. M'Call. Benjamin Mumpow- mg population ana ner naxumi ni.s ' j i Accomnunvinir and attached lo the (acr, Josephus Miller, James S.Mays, .I. l Mn,nf-,i,P .t.t.. r.n :.
William Miner, 2, oamuel M Clure, ,maU scalCj but suftkicntly large to contain John M'Coy, David Mark, 1. R. M CVuiy thing ofiniportar.ee winch can be Cali. Charles Onklin. Richard Posey, found in Maps of a largcs sue. The Mq Obediah Patrick, John Porter, James shall be executed with the greatest possible
Persinr;er,S. Pitcher, R. P. Price, Wm. accuracy
Pulke. Noah Purceil, David Price. J.
C.Sc M. Reily,Rose and Harper, Lew-
is Robir.ow, Charles D. Roder, Daniel
Richards, Jonah Robinson, Jonathan Jonathan Russell, John Robinson, Thom
as Rogers, Charles D Roder.
Every exertion will be used to make the
work accurate and interesting, being wdi aware that much cf its value will depend on the correctness with which the descriptions are given. It will be printed on good paper, with typographical neatness ar.d accuracy,
and wiil contain abcut 200 page. duodecimo.
.... ! ,1 11 1- L .1 II
priestly domination, has here no abiding 1 seems to ne nome ana lusiutercstea, j
v.lArp. That aa vet. nrivileped classes id pursued to the end wll secure to him j
iiave no existence amongst m; and that glory unfading
'For (i ; jcc, ! "hot-
C6 O. sue, h ;hedi v ing to . Vtons w The pov ing to el A nati
the most distant and insiduous approach
cs towards uniting church and state, have been detected, and indignantly re pelled by the authority of the nation on the floor of congress It is our imperious duty to be jealous ,of our rights and our liberties, and to guard 2 gainst every danger, open or hidden Messed mere than any people on earth, enjoying what our fathers fought for, and all that enlightened freemen can wish, let us transmit it to posterity, un .sullied and without blight. Before we separate, allow me to return you my sincere 'hanks for your partiality in placing me here, and for the atten
tion with which I have been heard
' lability to do justice to the sub-
in otter no apologies "at 1 competen:, otill would I have c my duty to accede to ihe wish-fellow-citizens. But keiieve r much I may have failed in c of this arduous underlak- ;.'.. ise and realize any anticipa-
may have been formed -, and not the will, was v?.nioctter. -of a country whose sons per
secution ins driven to the most remote
comers of the globe of a country which six hunci d years of grinding oppression, misrule and tyranny, has noi been zhU to subdue wheie what is here
t:- t.1. ? patriot, is there called a felon; whose best and bravest have died upon the scuff dd at home, or fell fighting in the ranks of freedom in a foreign land, rnd whose blood was freely shed in the great stiugle for American independence My first and earliest wish was to leave it. its miseriss and its degradation,
r.nd seek another home and country in these United States. A residence often years has not made me regret that my wishes were accomplished,, and although the remembrance cf the bright and joy cus du of early life the green hills of my i., nc land, and the loved and valur friends ad connexions I have
Michigan Bead The commissioner on the Michigan road, Gen Noah No ble, attended at this place on the Istin- . .ant, to receive proposals for cutting ;vnd removing of the timber; ICO feet
f-Vlfmr Clthmst Tho fWtiti.tmr. i..--) wide, and srubbi- G teetof the cen
3T, , W Ichabod Stewart, Jacob with suostantial : buuhng. 1 lie price to subSmall, Henry Shanks, 2, Jeremiah scribers wid he Oxk Dollar per copy. Thorn, Jerry Sampson, Adam Smith, payable on th- delivery of the work. 10. T Urp , e l'wentv-fa e per cent, on trie subscription Samuel Stevcnsttii. Jacob I cmbs, Sam- 1 . 1 t , -, l
uel Thompson, 2, Wilson 1 aylor, Abel - DOU3LASS 2c MAGUIUE.
J hacker, Jacob I rout, Joseph 1 lmms, :nti:.narjtJi;s. Amil 19. 1830.
2, Tomlinson St Ross, Joseph Tames. Editors cf newspapers in this state Charles Umphries. David Wilson, 1 are requested to gie the fciego'mg iirb-
William Wheeler, Hsniy D Wheeler, pectus a few insertions, and the iaeur w ill
Message of his Excellency the Liherator President to the Constitutional Con
gress:
ing settled, and charged as you arc by the nation with the nomination of the hih functionaries w ho are to preside over the republic, I think it proper to reiterate my repeated protestations, not again to accept of the chief magistracy, even should you honor mc with your suffrages. You should be assured that the good of mv
country reOjiiires of me the sacrifice of
separating myself forever from the country w hich gave mc life, in order that my remaining in Colombia may n t be an im
pediment to the happiness of my fellow-
to justity
tre of the firs ot suid roar1, Dearbor. .t for the . v the sum c: and seveni'!-' '
citizens, Venezuela, in oroer
E. Wildman, George Williamson, Pies-
ton Wease, Joseph Williams.
JOHN SCOTT, P.M. July 3, IC30. i-3t-130
be reciprocated when an opportunity is presented.
TOMLI&SGN ROSS,
JQj AVi, just received from FhiladelS M phia and llaltimore, a large and
general assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
BLACiSSiSITH'S SHOP.
Il continues to rarrv on the above
gf , . - J
1 sfc&?) business in ms new i t ineir oiu oianu on niarr.ti micci,
SyF JS biick shop, oppo- which they are determined to offer on
otS-LS site the Catholic the lowest terms, for cash.
i
Church, and ad- Vmcenncs, Mav 18, 1830. 153m
joining the Cotton Factory of Reynolds and Bonner, where all who call may be
?-; om this place,
.i r . j .drew jr. of '.: : t contractor r. a; 15 miles, tor ; c o d i 'c a ' hondred ao:';ir& Stif-if about
four hundrtd ar.d :.' fig fit dollars
twenty Jive cents ficr mde Mr. An
d. ew was the lowest bidder, taking the
whole of the 15 miles together. There
wete however, several bids for the first
iwo or three miles, at a lo er rate tban0Re jn lhe tjes manner, and on the cd from said Lodge, for gross, ungentle-
TO THE PUBLIC.
accommodated with the best cast steel h-T OTICE is hereby given, that Tho-
Axes, Ploughs of every description, JLN mas Tuning, a Master Mason, lato
and Waggons complete, constantly on 1 a member of Chanty Ledge, No 30,ncld
hand, and for sale, customers worn at Washington, Indiana, nas ueen expen-
thi; per mile. Madison Republican
licr
secession, lias ascribed amuitious
MST OF L-BTTS
views to me: next ke would allege my re-election as an obstacle to reconciliation, and finally the Rupiblie would be subiect either to dismemberment, or civil war. The considerations which I submitted to Congress on the day of its installation, combined with many others,, should all concur to persuade Congress that its most imperious obligation is to.give to the
people ol Colombia new magistrates possessed of the eminent o,.ialilications re
quired by the law and the public wcab I beseech you fellow citizens to receive this mes .ae as a proof cf mv most ar
dent patriotism, and 61 the love 1 have ever professed for Colombia, SIMOX BOLIVAR. Bogota, 27th April, 1830 ANSWr.lt OF CONHRrSFv. Sir : Congress is possessed of your message of ti7th inst. in which you reiterate
vour resolution not to accept again the chief magistracy, even though you should be honored with the votes of the repre
sentatives of the people and has taken the same into consideration. Congress duly appreciates this new proof of the civism and disinterestedness that animate you. It realized in our
vuv mc u)r nidi u 1 1 iti ii iint j1
75 EMAINING in the Post Office at
VI
Merom. Indiana, the quarter end
jhorest notice. JOHN B. DUNNING. Vmcenncs, June 10, 1830. tf.
nV'TIE subscribers are now opening
S in the new Store on Market-street,
next door to Messrs. Burtcii Sc He
berd, a large assortment of substantial
and fancy Dry Goods, with Hardware,
Cutlery, Queensware, Glassware, liats, Shoes, Groceries, &c. cc. all of which
the
manly, and unmasonic conduct. Tho
said Tuning has lettthis state, and as (vome time since) residing near Nicholasville, Nicliolas county, Kentucky.
Newspapers fuend'y to the tiateimty, are requested to publish the aboe no-
ticc. iJyorcerot tne i.eage,
JOHN VANTRLES, Scet'y. Washington, June 28, 130. 22-tf
NEW STORE.
ing the 1st of July, IC30; Tyhich it not taken out within ttvee mon'hs, will be sent to the General Post OlTice es dead letters
, C, D. E r, L, M George Boon, Esq Pleasant Boles, William Blunk, Samuel Colman. Samuel Carson,
William arreiners, u anm, tooiii-i vcrercCPnl, y purchased by one ot
as uavis, Jesse uicks, iiorgan r,aion, i r,, Mf,ru nns h n
Benjamin ci us, , reter james, ".morn - nrice and guslity) in New " r .v,, .;hl. rrl,h,atr,l rd laielv
'rSdo Philade.phia, and iU be dsred cbWic.l. of Lapeiliuerre U
P e I d A hne V ? S ? Z L Carpenter's manufacture; now torply
, , or in uarier mey win icitni, at chen, M:ss Mathewson John or Jonathan ! p. WhMti Cnrn, Rve Pork
'- - J J f 9
KOICE, OCTOR McNAMEE has received by recent arrivals, a rcw and
Ytpniive nssortmeTit of DRUGS. ME-
Tad" DICINES, Sec. among wl.ich, arc ma-
Medzker.
pr
Beeswax, Cordwood, Saw Logs, Tea-
P, ?, 5, T, r, Wr. Isaac Fatton, A!- lners, Dried Apples, Tallow, Domestic bert Plew, Grove Pomeroy, Rev. Henry Lin Beans, Deerskins, Onions, &c. Palmer, 2, William Pitts, Joseph Rans- t0 ther NTilb all olher merchantable ar-
dowovermesenteniovment: vet still do had already acquired, and putting to ffcnt
I rejoice that my lo' has been cast where it is, where "v.-..-th makes the man, and want ci it ths tehow " Where, a stranger I rave found 'fiends, but an adopted
citizen I am this day addiessing an!
American audience. "Land of the free and home of the brave;" refuge of the exile and the persecuted of the sor!d, may thy name and thy destiny be forever bright; may
these stripes and stars ever be trium
V
Vi a ti t
1 W 1 I V
in
in peace respected,
the imputations launched against you
confirms your credit and consolidates you reputation.
You may be assured, sir, tnat each one of tho members of Cungross obeying the impulses of patriotism and duty, and his own view of the public acquirement, w ill weinii in the depth of iiis conscience, t-n the election dav, tho ic-asuns that, have induovd you to solv it that you may not be reflected and these will determine his vote Whatever mav be the fate, howev-
iora,u. Keynoias, Jonn noemaKer, oi- ticleg lho prodUct of home industry.
mon onciuuru, uciijauisu i iiiukiaua,
L.aueretia 1 nompson, tipan veaicn. T.. c tr w nnQcrce tl(. c0
. . . -i..,.. T I b i l'"'-
pnraim west, w imam w aison, jona- T TTMf 4M . M anfj W:ll with
than Wcbbe, George A. W asson, Geo. the requifeite encouragement, continue
the Store in the vicinity ct the Mill: they want to purchase immediately fJiy
Welty.
ISAAC GNG, Foatmazter.
Merom. Julv 1st. 1830. 22-41
SAFETY M. HONE,
ykTWX continue to attend to Watch ate customers.
thousand bushels cf Corn, and twenty
thousand bushels of wheat, and shall at
each establishment study to accommo-
aavv noss
and the line of time, end descend to
latest pos'-ity. uns I'licd and unbroken.
the unc;-a'ihd constitution which ve t er. ihat Providence reserves tor you, -?ir,
s. survive the wreck of ages, and for the nation, C"nunos entertains
tlif hope that every Colombian, sensible to the honor and loving the glory of his country, will look upon you with the respect and consideration due to the services you have rendered to the cause of Atucr-
! ica. and -sill take care that tl-e. bistre ot
31u't Jit-s lUiANKfe lor Il
linois for gale at this office.
Repairing and the Silversmith's
business nt the late stand. All orners
will be executed with despatch, and at
the shortest notice. June 5, 1850. 17-tf.
lOIRTS & LODWICK, HAVE this day dissolved their partnership, by mutual consent, all persons indebted to them are requested to settle the same to John Lodwick, who
is authorized to settle and receipt for the same. JOHN K. KURTZ, JOHN LODWICK. Thcbusincss in future will be con
ducted by John K Kurtz, Market street,
where he will pay strict attention in his
line of business, to all persons who may favor him with their custom.
2!-3t
Vincennes, Dec 1, 1829, 42-tf.
Vmcenncs, July 3, 1
STRAYED FROM the subscriber, living two miles east of Vincennes, on Tuesday, 22d of June last, a bay horse, about sixteen hands high and marked as follows, viz: blaze in his face, some saddle spots or. bis back, gray spots on both of his shoulders, running up and meet
ing in Ids mane, some gray spots cn the uuderside of his neck, having on a pair
of new shoes before and none behind, and was roweled in the breast, the marks
of which are probably yet to be seen.
Any person finding said horse and dc
liveiing him to me or giving me infor
mation so that I eet him, shall be Hoe
- t ' rally rewarded. SAMUEL R. ALEXANDER. July 2, SZ0.
used, and greatly admired ty the aoicsc Physicians, in Europe and America The above added to his former stock, make his assortment very ample. Ho will supply Physicians on the most liberal terms; and Family Medicir.es will be put up, at reduced rales, accompanied with directions gratis. Vincennes, July 3, 1830. 21-St. Dissolution of Copartnership.
ffTMIE Copartnership hcietcfore esist-
a ing between SAFETY M. HONL-
and JAMES B CONNELLY, is thir.
d3y dissolved. All persons having de
mands against the late firm, wi.l presen. them for settlement; and all these indebted, will please make payment to ih
subscriber, who is authorised to close? the concern.
SAFETY M. HONE. Vincennes, May 28, 1S3D. 17-tf
NOTICE. 1TTAVING purchased the right of j making and vending within Knox county, Pinkham Mosher's Washing Machine, for securing and washingclothes, any person wishing to purchase can have them on trial, and if not approved, may be returned. 1 have also on hand and intend keeping, a su: p'y of Cabinet Ware of the best quality ; will also do Carpenter's and Joiner's work at the most reduced pticet. JOHN MOORE. Ti. :310. 12-lV.
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