Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 34, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 October 1830 — Page 2

I'.ile, were disfttfUcd. The Povjioul Gov

ernment cause them to be informed that they were under the protection cf the nation, and might resume their functions in security. Thev have, in consequence. Ml returned to their churches and houses. A large force has assembled at St. Cloud, with the indention, it is said, of remaining there. Tfvv dwnot intend attacking Paris. it is belie t d, but, if attacked, the? will fight. They occupy Mmidon and Mount Valerien (the heights to the right and left of St Cloud.) Several 'hundred soldiers of the Regiment -f the Guard are said to have left their regiments within these two days, a.nd arc to be met with in Paris with their mustaches shaven off. The number ol men under arms this day is comparatively small. The 'Chateau of the Tuillerins remains in the hands of the brave fellows who took it. They are principally of the working classes, and on Thursday night presented a most grotesque appearance. A.inong them are four Irish mechanics, who arrived ''fortunately" in Paris that ery dry," on their way to Charenton The thing was not to be withstood, so in they went with the uboyi." The loss of both parties on Thursday was immense. It was evident to every man who saw them that the French troops were dejected. Some of them had fiot tasted food for thirty hours. They fought, moreover, again their own countrymen. The poor Swiss had still more cause for dejection, for they apprehended '.hat no quarter would be shown them. They were wrong, tor the lives of all Who surrendeied were spared. The people fought iike lions. At one point, a woman, in the costume of her sex, headed the Bourgeois, and was the boldest of the combatants A Woman, dressed in man's clothes, iought at thr .i k on the Swiss barracks, in the R " net The 3d icgiment of thf uj V-i deans) fought with extra ord...jiv evy and devotion. Many af the IVirassicrs surrendered their 9Wo ds the fines' he Lmcers of the Guard cly ot men in the country neroism and constancy, but fought ! Were drea hilly cut . up. Many of them (private soldiers) were young men of family, l he manner in wnicn me awiss fought, ami the nature of the engagement, may be taken from the following instance: A company of them defended one portion of the Rue St Honore They were reduced to sixty when I saw them, and fought in three lines of single files. The people occupied the whole breadth of the street in front of them. The foremost Swiss soldier would fire, or attempt to fire, and would fall pietced with balls before he could wheel to gam the rear. 1 he same oc curred to the next, and so on until they had every one fallen. The contest here, at the Louvre, the 1 uillenes, and at the Plt.ce de Greve, was maintained with the most deadly obstinacy. The Rue lljnore, for two days, was a perpetual scene of slaughter. There may be counted in the front of a house, which for ns the corner of the streets de Rohan and St Honore, five thousand shot holes The L uvre (except the Piccure Galle ry v a nation!) was on all sides at tark- d And defended at the same mom: -rid hr hours In the court of the 2 fi'ld piece was planted, which Co- ,ai.t- d ti c Pont des Arts, being exac opposite the Institute. Here the fu't'ur.j.; was so dreadful, and so tath am pe ir m its ex at'a- . ihui he t'ont ot the Palace ct su'.e s speckled with musket . s.'t. One annon ' ball ap .o'y hvr been fntd '1 has . il i ;nt ion ol the wa 1, and, from a'.i must hav e caused dreadful .,, sweeping the bridge The k on oe lui'leties was not of as Ion? if, ii an : 11 w as m c i miwuui mice he- j A i'uing fellow marched on vr- . "i ohnir-d flat; at the bead of th- tuikng Bourgeois A thousand b.Vs. fired trom tue front of the Chateau whittled by him without touching him He continued to march with tangfroidJmX with, at the same time, an air of importance, up to the ttiumphal arch, and remained there until the end of the battle The neighborhood of the Hotel de Viile was the theatre of a still more dreadful conflict. Tbe people occupied the Quai Pelleteir and the .Place de Geve. After a most sanquinary struggle, they were slowly beaten from the Quay into the Place, which, with the Ho tel de Ville, they maintained against seme of the finest troops in the universe throughout the day, and until those troops retreated. The Lieutenancy of the Kingdom is offered to the Due d'Oi leans. The king is said to have gone to Lille. All the emb'ems of royalty are removed, and the Duputies are again assembled this moment at La Fine's. Several of the officers of 'he Garde Royalc who fought on Wednesday have resigned their commissions; amongst others Count (I think) Latour du Pin, giving as his reason his objection to fight against his countrymen. The shops are still very generally closed, notwithstanding the proclama tion ol the municipality As you may suppose, much distress would be felt by the pcopie (being all unemployed) had not arrangements been made fcr their subsistence The order that prevails reflects upon the people and their Chiefs the highest honour. The National Guard will have immortalized itself by its exemplary conduct in protecting persons and property from possible injury. To the credit of the Parisians be it known that, o-

j mid all their cxcUarr.ent, no foreigner

has been insulted. Money is not to be had. The moneychangers have all disppeared, so that foreign coin, or securities, connot be turned into French specie. On the evening of Wednesday an ea gle (of one of Napolcan's old regiments) was mounted over the triumphal arch in the Place du Carousel, together with the tri-coloured flag. The flag remains, but the eagle has been taken down. The tri-coloured cockade, or breast-knot is general, not only among the French, but Russians, English, Germans, Danes and other foreigners. Flight of the Kino of France. Courier Oflicey three o'clock. An express has arrived from Paris with the following information: Paris Saturday evening. All is tranquil here. The gates of the city are open, and the st eets, which had been torn up by the populace, with the intention of throwing the stones from the tops of the houses upon the millitary, are repairing The King of France ha? fled to Nantes, accompanied by the Duke de Bourdeaux and other members of the royal family. They have carried off with them the crown and all the jewels. I hey will there wait tor the Ex Min isters, when it will be decided whether they will proceed to Germany or to Eng land. Such of the Swiss Guard who had survived the carnage have forsaken the King. Another account states that the King has gone to Rheims Globe Office four o'clock Further account have been received from Paris to Thur sday evening The tri-coloured flag is flying cn the Faille n.s and Notre Dame. The Duputies have sent a protest to the King, who is at St Cloud, but he continued firm. A committee consisting of General Girard and La Fayette, the Marquess de Choiseul, Odier and Cassimir Perrier, sits at the Hotel de Viile, for the pur pose of regulating; the proceedings ol the people. On Wednesday the National Guard succeeded in capturing the Hotel de Villeand Arsenal, which were, however re-taken by our troops of the line, rc captured by the young men of the Ecole Polytechnique. The 3th and 53d Regi ments of the line went over to the people. The populace were formed into military corps, and did the duty of a garri son. A regiment of Guards and the Swiss were attacked it the Tuillerics, and the posts being forced, retreated to the Lo vrc, when they were again at tacked, and obliged to retire from Paris NEW STORE. 'Tj HE subscribers are now opening JL in the new Store on Market. street, next dooi to Messrs. Burtoh Sc Heherd, a large assoitment ol substantial and fancy D.y Goods, Avith Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c. cc. all of which were recently purchased by one of the partners (who had every possible advantage as to price and quality) in New York and Philadelphia, and will be disposed of on the lowest terms for cash; or in barter they will receive at fair prices, viz: Wheat, Corn, Rye, Pork, Beeswax, Cord wood, Saw Logs, Fea thciG, Dried Apples, fallow, Domestic Lin en, Beans, Deerskins, Onions, he. together with all other merchantable articles, the product of home industry. M AKRON & HUNTER. M Sc H. now possess the Columbian Steam Mill, and will with the requisite encouragement, continue the Store in the vicinitj of the Mill: they want to purchase immediately fifty thousand bushels of Corn, and twenty thousand bushels of wheat, and shall at each establishment study to accommodate customer. Vincennes, Dec. 1, 1829, 42-tf. FOR SALE, The ILLLXOIS HOTEL, situated in the town of Law rence ville, near the centre of the town It is a lartre frame building containing five rooms below stairs and two above, with a large two story porch running the whole front of the house Also, attached to the same, a good kitchen, smoke house, dairy, workshop, and a large etable, corn crib, Sec. also a garden. With this property will be sold, all the household and Kitchen furniture in fact, every thing there unto belonging. Terms will be liberal-, persons are invited to call and judge for themselves. 17-tf A. S. RADOLLET. Lawrencevillc, May, 24, 1830. 50 DOLLARS REWARD. Was stolen from ISliS f.Wv farm near Logans 1 4th inst. a chesnut SORREL HORSE, saddle, and bridle; the hose is about 15 hands high, with sonic white feet, and a small snip on his nose; the horse was formerly the property of Mr. Higdonof Indianapolis, and in good order, when stolen. 1 will pay the above reward for the

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horse and thief, or for tbe thief. JOHN TIPTON. Aueust 15th. 1830. 29. w 9

AND NEW CHEAP GOODS. Ay J- & W. HAYES, TTJAVE ju5t received and are now Jj cpcninir on Market street, in tho

room one door below the store of J. and S. Smith, a fresh and general assortment SUMMER AND FALL GOODS; Carefully selected within the last thirty days, in the cities of Philadelphia, Balti more and Pittsburgh: the style, quality, patterns and prices, are such, as it is hop ed, cannot tail to please. Amongst ichtch are Superfine, Blue, "Black and Steel mixed Cloth, Superfine, Blue, and Black Cassinett and battinett, Camblet, Carcassian, and Tartan Plaids, Bombazetts new style Callicoes, Cambricks and Jaronetts, Swiss, Mull and Book Muslins, figured plum, Irish Linens and Bobbinetts, brown bleached Shirtings &, Sheetings, Thread, Bobbinett, and Cotton Laces, Silk, Bandana, Mudrass & Cotton Hand kerchiefs, Super fancy and Gauze Handkerchiefs, Canton Crapes, Scarfs and veils. Belt, Ci;p, Bonnctt.s and Fancy Ribbons, Figured black gross de Naples aim L...e strings, Marseilles and Fancy Vesting, White and black cotton and worsted hose and half htse, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk, Castor and Beaver Gloves, Ginghams, Swiss and Muslin Robes, Hose and Point Blankets, White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels, Bed Tickings and Drillings, Leghorn Flats and Bolivars, Umbrellas and Parasols, Ladies Prunella and Morocco Shoes, Gentlemen's coarse and fine Shoes, Fur, Wool and Morocco hats. Looking 'classes, Combs, &c. With a gcncrral assortment of HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, CHINA AND uLASSWARE. GROCERIES OFEVERY DESCRIPTION. The public in general are respectfully solicited to call and examine our Goods, as we are determined to dispose of them at very reduced prices for cash, pork, corn, country linnent feat here, furs whiskey , &c. Vinceunes, AusustS, 1830. .25-Sin FOR SALE, riTHE steam uill t ac To r i, estab 1 lished at Bardstown, Ky.is ofiered lor 6alc,on a credit of 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 years. The building in 3 stories high built of brick, in the best manner; the machinery superior; and been in use only 10 or 12 months. Th2 situation com mands many facilities and advantages for carrying on the business aconside table quantity of cotton h raised in the vicinity, and large sales of yarns made at the Factory. A further description is deemed unnecessary, as any one disposed to purchase, will , it is presumed, apply, on the premises, to the proprietors, or at our Store, where an inventory of the Machinery, and a plan of the building can be seen. TILLEY, SCOTT & CO. Louisville, August 27, 1830. 30-3t Uy The editor of tbe Western Sun, incennes, la. will publish the above ad veitisemcnt 8 weeks, (once a week,) and forward his account to the office of the Louisville Public Advertiser. Dissolution of Partnership. THE partnership hitherto subsisting under the firm of J mcs if Sa?nl. Smith, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having claims against said firm, are requested to present them to James Smith for settlement, and all persons owing, are requested to make payment to him without delay, he being duly authorised to receipt for same. f'3 JAMES SMITH, SAML. SMITH. Vincennes, Sept. 21, 1830. 33-4t t Administrator's Notice. A 'LL persons are hereby informed, iu that I have taken out letters of ad ministration upon the estate of John Clark, (late of Daviess county) deceas ed, and request all persons having claims ... i . . against said estate, to present them pro perly authenticated, within one yearfrom this date; and all persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make im mediate payment. The estate is belie ved to be solvent. GEORGE RODDICK, Adm'r. Sept. 14, 1830. 32-3t. SMITH & TRACY'S j ' Tin & Sheet Iron MANUFACTORY. if"KN the corner of Market and SeW cond streets, have on hand for sale, a large and general assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron ware, which they offer at reduced prices. Tinware will be told whole sale and retail uponadvan sagcous terms to purchasers. Vincennes, October, 24, 1829. 37-tf Why is a hot cake like a Caterpillar ? ! Uecause it makes the butter jly

ATIV DRVT7 AXD rtlEDICIM AL STORE, UKfiolcsale and Retail. IIITT & OK KICK,

LATE of Batlimore, rcipectfully inform the citizens of Vincennes, country physicians and merchants, that they have opened a new and permanent dru' and medicinal 6torc in Vincennes, Maiket street, in the house recently oc cupied by V. Lagow, E;q and adjoining the store of Messrs. Tomlinson U Hc, where they intend keeping on hand, and offering for sale on the most reasonable and accomodating terms, a large and general assortment of fresh and genuine DRUGS, MEI)ICLES, PAIXTS, OILS, DYE STUFF3, CHEMICALS. ScC. &C among which arc many new andimpor tant preparations consisting in part of sulph. Quinine, Iodine, Acetate of Mor phium, Hydriodate de Potassae. Chloride of Lime, Pepeiine, Pyroligneous acid, retracts ot Elatenum, Cicuta, Hyoscearm.Sf Gentian, Stramonium, Dandelion, B.i locynth and Lettuce. Denarto nz. u t..uui, Florida watei,, Odontalgic Liu i sail-, it. admirable remeily lor the iv-otl:: ! ( chtck the caries and cor rect the off mivei ess ot decayed teeth also Ague P'rw.Uiij used so succtsstull) in the East toi the !ast tew seasons in tru cure of that obstinate complaint called me chills and levers. PATENT MEDICINES of all kinds, among which are Crumbracher's and Meade's celebrated Antidispeptic Pills. Varnishes, Gums and Painters Brushes ot all kinds, Gold and Silver Leaf, Copper Gold and Silver Bronze, Smalts' Surgeons' lnsttuments Shop Furniture, U.C. ;c. Miscellaneous Articles. Superior chewing and smoking Tobacco, Segars and Snuff of all kinds Perfumeries, Lotions, Oil for the hair, Soaps, Wash balls, Confectionaries, Fancy articles, Sec, &c. Medicines .For Family Use prepared in the most accurate manner, and the puichaser can avail himself of gratuitous advice and directions in their administration. H 8c O. having made arrangements in Baltimore, by which they will be enabled to keep theii stock constantly icncwed, pledge themselves to all those who may favor them with their custom, that their medicines shall be genuine and of the best quality; and the prices so moderate as to make it an object with the neigh bouring Physicians and Merchants to send them iheir orders and they re spectfully solicit pub ic patronage. BR. W. W HITT, of the above firm, respectfully offers his professional services in the practice of MEDICINE, SURGERY, CBSTR TRICKS, &c to the citizens ol Vincennes c its neighbourhood. His dwelling is connected with the above Drug and Medicinal Store. Vincennes, Sept. 4, 1G30 30-tf BLACKSMITH' SHOP. r ,'rLr-w r .til? :i ii continues to carry on the above uusuicbs in ins new brick shop, opposue me atnoiic Church, and ad joining the Cotton Factory of Reynolds and Bonner, where all who call may be accommodated with the best cast steel Axes, Ploughs of every description, and Waggons complete, constantly on hand, and for sale, customers work done in the best manner, and on the shores: notice. Two or three sppentices will be taken to the above business; boys from the country, of good moral character, between 15 and 16 years of age, would be preferred JOHN B. DUNNING. Vincennes, June 10, 1830. tf. j; NOTICE, HAVING purchased the right of making and vending within Knox county, Pinkham Moshers Washing Machine, for scouring and washing clothes, any person wishing to purchase can have them on trial, and if not approved, may be returned. I have also on hand and intend keeping, a supply of Cabinet Ware of the best quality; will also do Carpenter's and Joiner's work at the most reduced prices. JOHN MOORE. May 1st, 1830. 12-ly. NOTICE. I WILL, on the second Monday in November next, expose to public sale at the Court House door in the town of Petersburgh, Pike county, Indiana, each and every tract or parcel of land and town lots in the county aforesaid, for which the tax and costs may be then due for the present or former years. JOSEPH C MORGAN, r Collector, Pike county. ""September 13, 1830. 32-3t To all whom it may concern, fTpAKE notice that the estate of Jo11 seph Sandford decease, ia an insolvent one, and I intend to settle the same as such. JOHN SCOFIELD, -fim'r. September 9th, 1330. 32-ot.

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Notice is hereby crivrn.

rjpHAT six weeks after da'.c,s.ppi. - A tion wit! be made to the P.egir.er ol the Land Office at Vincennes, state o Indiana, for a certificate of fcrf:i:cJ Land Stock, for the amount paid on the cast fractional section number seven, ai d the north fractional section number c:r !.f , in township number two north, of ranc number four west, in the Vincennes d'etrict, entered on the 3d day cf Seplexaber, 18 16, and forfeited for ncn pcymcr.:, agreeably to law; now chimed by ror, under tbe act of 3 1 st March, 1S3C, entitled "An act for the relief of the purchasers of Pablic Lands, and for tic suppression of fraudulent practices s: the public sales of the lands of the United States:" the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost cr destroyed. Given under my hand, t!.i 18th lzy of September, 1830. FREDERICK SHOLTS. Sept. 18, 1830. Notice is hereby Given, THAT six weeks after date, application will be made to the Re-rt tti of the Land office at Vincennes iiana staie, for a certificate cf fr.;r?; cd land stock for the amount paid ou tr.o West Half of the Northwest qunrtrr of Section number Two, Township numb: Fvso North, of -Range number Four West in the Vincennes District, entered on the 26th day of August, 1819, and forfeited for non-payment, agreeably to law; now claimed by me, under the 3ct cf 23 May 1828, entitled "An act for tho relief of the purchasers of public lands," that have reverted for non-pay met of tho purchase money, the original Certificate of purchase of which has been lost or destroyed. Given under my hand this 19th day of June 1830. DYER FITCH. "Sept. 4, 1830. 30 6t THE LADY'S BOOK. IMP O ttO CHARLES ALEXANDER, Publisher of the Daily Chronicle, and well known as having been connected in the publication of the Saturday evening Post, and Casket proposes in conjunction with Louis A. Godey, to commence, on the first of July next, a monthly LITERARY MISCELLANY, under the above title. This work will be devoted especially to the service of the Ladies, and looking chiefly to them for patronage, no exertion will be scared to merit it. The plan contemplated varies materially from that of any cf the American pe riodicals now circulated; and if executed in the style which the proprietors believe to be within their means, will be found, they trust, to be an improvement, in some respect at least, upon the bet of its predecessors. In the choice of materials, though contributions of decided merit will always be acceptab.e, they never will be introduced to tbe exclusion of ether articles of superior value. The numerous Magazines to be proided for the purpose of selection, will always afford a plentiful supply of matter suitable for the Lady's Book, which, when republished, will possess, for all but a few, the attraction of novelty. Extensive arrangements have been made at home and abroad that will give every facility to the ready attainment of the choicest and earlist productions. The design includes every thing which maybe ex ptcted to afford entertainment and instruction, in an inviting form, to those for whom the work is intended. It is presumed too that a Miscellany deserving the notice of the ladies, cannot but prove worthy of the other sex. Among the subjects which may be enumeratcd s likely to be prominent, will be found Music, including notices of new compositions, with occasional disquisitions on the science, and reprints cf such New Songs as may be thought worthy to be so dis tinguished ; Biographical anecdotes. Tales anU interesting Narratives, from writers cf real talent: the Fashions, with an illustra tive enra ing quarterly, fancifully coloured. 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