Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 48, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 January 1832 — Page 3

tESHZtf SUN

VINCENNES, JANUARY 7, LSPJ

The foreign news in the piper of to-day, vili be found particularly interesting. I have made room for the procedins of the Jackson State Convention ia this day's paper. I have been authorized to say, that Gen. W. Johnston, is a candidate for Justice of the Peace at the apnroachine; election.

I have been informed, that Samuel Hill, is a candidate for the same place.

- pvnys has been one rf the mot fluctuating

articles in cur fluctuating market. PORK AN 13 LARD. There has been a small tir in these as in other articles cf western produce, in consequence of the expected close of navigation for some time above. Piut the quantity of each, remaning on hand since last year, of inferior quality, is so great, that no considerable advance'ean be expected. '1 he infeiior Pork, Lard and Bacon, is said to come chiefiy from Illinois. It is sound, ad of the descriDtion termed by the inspectors "mast fed.' BACON is improving not much coming in. WHISKEY continues to advance it is now worth 51 a 32 cts.

" LEAD. None offered for sale

J peritr; to give a taic f ir th? rich, plcas-nr: ! a II fii- C . 1 vrrwf ,f c t .f I it rr- 1 r 1 1 aiwi

REMAINING In the Post Office t WaOi- jU.ari.;tiS. and to hold out inducemtnM tor the

ii gton. Uavis county, Indiana, on the blst day of December, which if not t aken out in thee nirnths, will be sent to the Gene

ral PotOfHce an dead Lettcis. A j itnes Allen, B Wiliiam Billow. Edward Bovde David Fo ker, Marv 11. Bowers, Charles II. Brown, John Baxters. Jitr.es Buzan, C Clerk rf Daviess, c. c. OniricsChapman, Reasau S. Chapman, Silas Cetchani, Isaac Clark, Thomas Cooke, I) Jas. Doherty, F llenj. & Mary Frcelan, ObiJ Figgins. George Ferry, G Win. Greenwell. H Harvey Hcsrans, James H uston, L Jesse Lucas. M James M'Call. Wni.

Tonic and A.vri-Dvtri.Fric Pill. rjMIIS Medhine is ofT-ric. tu th.- pa'.h:, Si. w ih a confidence prrdon bv I ; . -peries re in practice tint the-) pos fHloAing proptrtie--: 1 'in v wj; o;ci.t.: gc.tlv as a purcative, a..d 4s tfl;;".!,. cI:ti-.- the st'o;. 4c!i and i'.t"Vr.t s f 1I t

aspect til. in

fer.ive and irritant

debii:t..t.

attvr ns at.

cine ;r.i v ki:-sv ,Jf ;,," .f, r,

therm Thrv d nr.i product ti e least .cki.tss or f.Mise.i. b it ou the tontraiv the; i -

Jacksox Ccnvektion. I have received in slowly they are scarce and wanted.

the proceedings of ti e Jackson State Con

vention, and shall publish them as soon as 1 can make room the following is the ticket for electors, as was agreed upon: GEORGE BOON, of Sullivan county, JWIES BLAKE, rf Marion countv, ARTHUR PATTERSON, Parke do. NATHAN B PALMER, Jefferson. do. MARK CRUME, of Fayette county. The above named gentleman are the electors, certain, and the following persons "as contingent electors, who are to have precedence in the order of their names," viz: THOM AS GIVENS, of Posev county, A. S. BURNETT. of Flovd county. Y ARMSTRONG, of Dearborn, do. JOHN KETCH AM, of Monroe county. At a meeting of a number of the citizens of Knox county, at the Inn of John C Clark, in Vincennes, on Saturday the 31st of 'December, A. D. 131, to" take into consideration the propriety of adopting some practical means of opening a communication between Vineenncs and White River, pursuant to previous advertisement, when Samuel Hjll Esqr. was

unanimously called to the chair, and Gen. W. Johnston elected Secretary. On motion of G. W. Johnston, Rcsohed, That the construction of a canal from Vineenncs to White River, would be the easiest and most effectual way of improving the navigation of the Wabash River, as well as the most adviseable and practicable; and that it would be an incalculable benefit to the prosperity, not only of Knox county, hut also the citizens of the Wabash and White River countries. On motion of Samuel Smith, Revolved, That a committee of five persons be appointed to draw up and forward to the several committees stated below, a petition to the Legislature of Indiana, praying them to memorialize Conpress to donate the U. States' lands lying in Knox county, for the purpose of constructing a canal from Vincennes to White River; and that Samuel Chambers, Jonathan Cox, and Charles Polke, of Widner township; Horace Shepherd, Samuel McClurc, (Ky.) and Jonathan Douglas, of Pinsseron township; Wiliiam Brucs, David Lemcn, and John T. Simpson, of Washington township; James W. Bonnet, Samuel Langtnn, and Andrew Berry, of Palmyra township; Thomas Glass, Jacob Pea, and Isaac Coon, of Johnson township; (ieorje Leech, Thomas Williams, and Win. Scott, of Harrison township; Thomas Dick, John Ramsay, and Jacob Jacobus, sen. of Decker township; Sam I. Smith, Hiram Decker. Henry D. Wheeler, John B. Martin, and John Myers, of Vincennes township, re, and are hereby, appointed Committees to obtain signatures to said petitions; and that they return the samo to the Chairman of this meeting by the second Saturday in January next, and by him transmitted to the President of the Senate of this State, and the Chairman appointed the following gentlemen to draft said Memorial, viz: Messrs. Saml. Smith, G. W. Johnston, Samuel Judah, Henry M. Shaw, and AlLcrt Baddolet. Ordered, That the Secretary make out

two iair copies oi ine present liuuies

HAY. There is a fair supply and good

demand at retail, for northern no wcbieri yet arrt"ed. LIME i plenty, and rather dull.

SAL 1 e have no change to notice COFFEE continues in good request.

BEEF.- The market is well supplied

and few large sales effected.

CORN, in the ear, has found a smnll ad

vance. Old, shelled, in sacks, remains without enquiry. STAVES The market is still bare. COAL, in consequence of the hih price of wood, meets readv snle.

Mattinglv SElias Stone, David M.Sa.'.tii,

HIDES, FURS AND PELTRIES, come j William D. Sheppurd, Raw ley Scott, Cor-

tie!;ouJ hunes, Alexander Stephenson v )

Daniel Vantrces, W Thomas White V Harvev Young. JOHN MURPHY, r. Dec. C, 2:

p tite ni f .t lit. m ij

eene; ;.!!v be impro-

ied, VTOTICE is hereby f.'iVe,,t -that I have nri Til taken not letters c-f administration on

the estate rf Aquilla Ramsey, lat vi D.c-

younij to cultivate their powers atid cnritii their understanding with substantial inf. rmaticn, arc matters which the publisher trusts he will ever keep in view. Ik is gratified in looking over his pat labours, to find no language or scntimei t lerord' d. calculated to dettact from the boautv of irtue.

or to show ice in a less hideous it reallv is.

Due attention h also pvd to Poetry. A:;F.f,iKTK, Light Hfapim;, Ar::;sic. Sxf.tchks. and those t rcrtt rai vbich re lirvt the uiinct iVoai the l-.hout of cbe sti:;v. which refres.'i ttie linder.standing, oi.d ;;ive a zct to graver and more impoitaiil con. positions. Each number of the Caskkt contains a

least one niece of Mtic

tints, and the heavy expense t to fine

ir l'U t 1 f . t T k2 Oil I. M tl .i'ith If r a . I....?!

,,',,,s,Vb : ,v,',,v e rVs-rr.cted. an AN'I I-'ilLI uon ot the uaoii.ner to increase l ik di ice rt ; i r - f -1 , , . . , .

.. r. 1 .. . ., 1 . ... .NiiiJiv-i.Ni-.. eeiv ivMs-n

, . e .... , . r . 1 ... , r- .. tin in wr: so n becc.ae sa-.isned ct their iu-

vrfl in :u hour after the pi. Is are taken

i hry c-o, be ued at all ti ne; ar.J by all as. No aention is necessary to die:, urii.k. tr cxjr.-u;e to wt tr cili. vd..U3 usi. theoi. A few boxes will be found rail s rTiCien' to reuiovjthe mot confirm-

d arranged expreissy t;r the worii. 1 he l. . , , , . ' , . '. ' , . j k' n. ,r.:i,,, bead-ac!;e, s.Cki.css and sc-.i-i)ular a!"l iewest ar. s a: e ;.l w.ivs at Com- , ' . - ,. . x , - , .. Notwithstanding the manv extra cxp"m.i ! ., ,,. , r, ,.,, r - . . ,

;ery person ! !j ioti: g under t.e dsviie

i -

Ker townsnip Knox county, aec a ; , lhrct; UulUrs if ll0l I)ukl UJltil cllU ct 1 rwv-: d r, Av rr. thenfne all those having ciaims again,tlhc u, A flt t (:i,tanc, reu,itt,r,s-! yF,j JKjf tj Uz'ZT W shk estate are requested to present tl;,n, i 1X .ire itilUcl .na cc e. wnhm twelve months from this d,te Ugal- Jit(d i0 'Ctrat fop coilcctinns. i0,le,c j . )? VT1Tr0X1C c::d ly authenticated tor settlement, and those t (J rj,. l -Q ani loJy lP j in MPr.Pl iC PILLS will U kept r.Hicbtecl to said estate are requested to , ,..,f. ,r j ttai.tlv tor s.ile at the ft ore if SA.ML'i.i.

EltlVVtrtJ ioir Carlisc,on the 26h of Derember, 1-S31, liy the Jiov Mr. Davis, Ir. John A. ?.Ic( -lire, of Knx county, to Mrs. Eliza Ann Harper, of Sullivan count)'.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Vin cennes, Kiiox county, Indiar-a, tlie quarter ending the 31st day of December, 1831, which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

make immediate payment. Th

ettate is

beiieved to be slvtr:t.

NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that on Friday the KZ7:h day of January, 183 I will sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Horse., Work Cattle, iloos. Sheep and Corn, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and a quantity of other articles. Terms made known on the dnv of ale.

JOHN RAMSEY, Dec. 3a, 1831.

JT-Ordfi-s, fret f fioatsc will meet ' . W4-ul--1. J- -iiwcl street,

prompt attention. Person at a distance will !

AdrrCr.

4S-

A E. R. Ames Samuel Adams John Alton B Joseph Beard A. BadTlet d O. Bristol John Brant Caroline Bishop, Robert Benson, J. Bruner Eliza D. Burden Henry Barkmau Z. Boswell Mrs. Boland Ann Bellinger Tho3. J B.jeler. Edward Brant Vctal Bouche C John Crock

Hindman Hare Josiah L. II ibns J Philip Jones V. C. Jones Thoa Jamison K N. Kaipi L H. Lasselle jr M Junes Martin, 2 Robert McCoy Isaac My ers A. B. McKee John McCiuiu Jacob My John McKee William Myers Iqnatius Maltinjly John McComb N

had the mail a safe coin ey.o.cc fr oidciit

tne work and enclosing remittances Jan. 7, 1S32.

w rv

vine:nes. liunaua.

D,c 31, 131.

47 t:

nsi-oi.ui icn CfT M V'vrr. t -Tp rTHE iai rnei 5liip ii':theru !,!-. . tirk-

Ivtiox countv, me bav HORSld COL i ,

eavlin past, with a few white hairs in its

torehead, a small white snip on Us nose, tolerable lon talc and mane, about l'2k hands hiHi, no other mro ks or bratids perceivable, appraised ;it S-. before me, on the 12th of December, lS3l", by Joseph Baldwin and Jacob Readv. Given under my hand and seal, this 31st d'v of December, 1831. JAMES THORN, J. P. Jan. 7, 1832. 4fJ 3i

fjpHPl Subscriber has the pleasure of informing his friends

and the public peneridly, that ! perj.is havi;

he his returned to his Favorite Land; icis now carnii:; on the

In the shop list occupied by G. W. Pur'ey deceased and if I meet witi encou. j g -- meut, will hi- able to work to the best ud t.ntge for tr.y cio-tomers, by doinjr ja?d work and Jelling low or cash and ;ood bos. Cash will be e.iver. for Beaver, Otter. Muk-

t and Mink I will take in pigment foi

a d r the r.rm t RLBLi; BROIv v .'.'. is tlis day dislvtd bv muaial e :o;.; All

f onst the lav- fi m.

are request l t present ihrtn t H. P. I

kaw t -r "-tib-ii.v iit, and ad persons i..dsb'e I to it at e requested totn :ke p a nu nt t o l.:o. , who is duly authorised to e''e tiv saa.e. HENRY IU; BEE, II p. BRUKAW. Yincenne?, Dec. 9, 16Z1.

il. 11

P. BROKAW. ravE:l fr-v

pa-t p -t: e:r.;;- b -gs leave to ii.lo; :o tl.-

tr'a-ni' of tri'-i ite ii; m. at.d the puldic trene

inv work -cKid cl-.-:n sh-a t wool, pork, rally, that tin- bu-:;. ss v ill uv coi.noued a; wheat, rye, co:n, be-sw:ix, butter, t-lioA ,-. the Id s'.jo.d, by hi:n. where he lu pes. bv

Christopher Curtner J. S. Norton

Henry Caswell P. A. Champomier George Calhound William Childress Jesse Claypocl David H.Coe Daniel Clark B Cravens C. Chappell John Cannon W.B.Clifton G. Cunningham b Thomas Davis 2 Samuel Dunlap Joshua Davis Jesse pay ' E John Ewing F J ihn Farmer Hugh Findley Isaac J. Foster G John Green

! Thomas Glass

and furnish one to each of the Editors in Wm. Gallagher 2

mcenncs, lor publication m their respec-! Julian Gray

tive papers of next week. Adjourned sine die. 55 A ML. HILL, Chm'n. G. Y. Jotin3Tox, Secretary.

CommrvcCal itryoct FRuM THE LOUISIANA ADVERTISER, OF DECE3I3EK 17, lbol.

H. B. Necherton O. Horace Orcutt John K. Owen 0eatt Zz Pec ai d P Jhn Purrell Henry H. Pielon S imuel Patterson Geo. W. Potter IMoses Pinson R G Reeves Wm. Rennick S Minard Smith J hn F. Snapp David Still well W in. Sampson A. D. Scott Ahle Sergeant David Snyder T F. 'Thompson Madam Tisdelle Saav.iel I hom!son,fc S. Teverbaugh M. C. ernon Cassandra Yanhook. W Jihn Wyant Elizabeth White Dr. Woolverton Sarah Webb Ro!)ert Wai th IE D. Wheeler Jesse Whitecomb

Wm. Goodman James Gibsoo 2 Charles Gallagher H James Havens C. II. Hatniltoa John Hummer Desmond Huston S. M. Hone, 3 Chas, Hancock

E. Ilerrington ;r7Persons calling for any letters in the following list, will please s iy they are advertised, cr they mav not got them. JOHN bCOTT, P. M.

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43 St-y-l'JJl

GENERAL REMARKS. Daring the whole; of the p ist week the weather ha contmued bid, very ccbl, frequently wet, nod tn all re-pects unfavorable io the transaction c f out-docr buiiness. There is at present a fair pr spect of its becoming permanently better. Inf.uer.ced by the unfa-

voia .e weather, business has been dull I T: TTHERE AS . William V..v. hnvP n

t 6 inehes, i T i ken out Letters of AJmuastratioo on

Mar-

said

pursuance of an oider front thehono-

rable th.e B oard ot Commissioners of

sin ox county, an election will be hoi, leu at

the court-house in Vincennes, on Saturday

liie zbfi aau of January i".HtarJ, wct'ie'

purpose of electing one Justice of the Peace m the. Borough of Vincennes winm and where the Judges, Clerks and Inspectors will attend. N. B. The qualified voters of Yir.cennes township alone, can vote at said election. WM. L. WITHERS, d. s. c. Jan. 4, 1832. 48

PROSPECTUS, OF A NEW VOLUME.

country lmnen and rood huies.

N. B I wiH vie twj.vty vivy cei.r j p tav,.i 5.

for good U ACKOON, FOX, u:ri WILDCA T, in work. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Vincennes, Nov. 17, IHM. 41 if.

stiurt atter.tiuii, to incut :i cotaiuai.ce

Dt-c. l'i. lc,3l. 4C

J FnWappb

the anf)

M 1

. . r.

Bft.S VT urn f.jB

Jan -f

'The Mississippi has fallen about

and contiuues'o fall gradually. By accounts ! the estate of Abel Way, dec'd.lateof ? from abo e, we have every reason to believe ; tin county, lad. all persons indebted to

that the Ohio is closed with ice.

CO TTON. No alteration has taken place during the past week, ovuig principally to the bad and unsettled st ite of the weather. Cotton arrives slowly and remains without much change. Very trirhng transactions in the article have occurred, amounting to about o'.CJ bales at last week's piices. SUG R. We have no alteration to no

tice. N orthern orders so tar as vet receiv

(estate, are requested to make immediate payment; also ail having claims against s.iui estate, are requested to present them duly ! authenticated agreeably to law. The estate is solvent. WILLI AM W AY, A dm V.

Jan.?. 1S3C.

4S :

?a?. CARXKSL HOTEL, Sign of the Globe.

eceiv-,

d are li.n'ue i at so Ew a rate that planters S A A l l.LMA tntorms Ins tner.ds.

a. nTHi tne puonc, tnat ne nas taen the j... TAVERN STAND, well known 1 i i the House formerly occupe. d bv J i I 5 1 1 ho- S" H'nd- "T1M s:te Jo'ar' triim -tore, in the t iwn U Mount Carmrl. III., wticrehe is wihi.-.g and happv to aceouojUAi ite all persons who ive him a shaiecf their patio. K'e. His house, both

ivill not sell the demand is therefore only in s nail quantities, for home consumption, ud the interior. MOLASSES meets brisk demand in town at '-'4 to '25 cents, lacludmg casks in plan-tati'-n c. 0 cents. 'TOB ACCO. Wc hear of no sab s 'his

week. The market is Mill

u.y no st lerthn to purchaseis.

u:isu:,',ji:t

FLOCR is l ttii !lv aruvir.sr, and

the

loice is rapn'.ly advancinc; e quote at Sj6 ffJ per bin el; some lo 1 Uis deu.a; ;1 r.e.

1 . anii-i'i-itniM i'.f t r e I : ' . in . : w

as to CO i:tirt a.d idiin. be ff,'J r.f'. l..nr !

v. ll nn! t U .K.,i r . f :f,L- mUi. ;.. ri-.. ,iai t)e eeca.

OK OEMS OF LITERATURE, WIT AND SENTIMENT, (A MONTHLY I'EKIODICAL,) Each nuivicr conta'uiu. g- .S rcyal octavo fiages cf ieiter press, tvibslhsht'd with at lea st one cofifisrptate, and several wood engravings, and one or in '.re pieces of music. The work forms at the end of the year a volume of about 600 pages, to which an elegant engraved ti:le pare and a general index are added. FJ"tn E number of valumes of the Caskkt a. which have already been published, and the f dddnlness arid punctuality of the. publisher in fuifiilhitr, his contracts with his patrons, in tepect to their contents, are sufficient, with those at all acqu dated with the work, to show its true character. The constantantly inci easing patronage bestowed on the Caskkt, bus enabled the publisher to make consblerable improvements in the work. Its .typographical appearance is much changed f r the better, and the contents are much enriched. He believes that the volume now proposed, will not be exceeded in respect to typographical execution, the quantity and quality of the engravings, a- d the value of the contents, bv

any other periodical; and he safely asserts it j

to be the cheapest publication the kind in the country. The facilities for obtaining suitable articles for this work have of late, much increased. Some of the best literary publications of Europe are regularly received at the cilice cf the Caskkt, as well as the prominent American periodicals. From both selections at e made with much care. To secure a sufficient quantity cf okigikal mattkr, and to enable men of talent to prosecute their labours with success, c contribute to achatethe literature and science of our own country the publisher gives a compensation to his correspondents, commensurate to the support he receives. In respect to the Embellishments which appear in the work, the publisher behe-.es that no other periodical has such a profusion of elegit. t and expensive engravings. Executed in general by the first art:ts in the city, they will suffer nothing by comparison These f ,rm a considerable item in the ex1 pensesof the work, and in one year, exceed the whole cost of publishing bouie periodicals for the same length of time, the subscription price cf which i no lower th in the Casket. 'The subjects of the en.rrav bigs will continue to be as heretofore Rom w i rs of di-tiu-Ituished characters; dates of the si.wkst Fashions, lot:i cf Europe and America; Vih.ws or Amlhican c.n"kky, particularly striking aul intert stmg; Natural

History ; Embhoiukkinc ; Eohh jn anu ! Du.'ii.snc Akcuii lc tc:;k ; Ujtamcal!

1 LASTS, anil V , l'f rr i..-r will

i...... ..a

to tlie Circuit (.'curt of Sp-m-

amti, at the next March term, tr

o'.n'u ent of Commissioners to make

on f f the Jaud cf Thomas Rav tle-

reasld, between mv-elf a:d the other hehs

of the said Thomas R.iv. WILLIAM RAY. Rockport. Nov. 19. 1H31 45 4t SAMUEL & WILLIAM J. WISE, fTAVE just received from Tkiladkl1 phia and Baltimore, and are now offeiing for sale, in the frame hon?, on Market-street, a few doors from Reynolds Bonner's, and immediately opposite Tcnilinson's 6c Ross's store, A general assortment or merchandize. CON:JL3riNG OF BEY GOODS, jA A 1.5-0 A LARGE AND GI.NEl'.AI. As-OitTXF.NT OF BGCT3 A2TD SHOES, All of wh.ich they are rieterinined to low for cash, or approved COUN TRY

PRODUCE.

will do well by Culling and examining fur themselves. Vincennes, Dec. 17. 1831. 45 tf

T I P

TWICE A WEEK, During the Session cf the Legi.-lali.rc. fTlIIE Democrat will be pnblidied twice -a. veek duvii.j; the Session of tiie Legislature, and vtll r.ve a general rcpoit cf the; jiro-cetdings of bis it Houses. A laie additional expense will necessarily be incur; ei by makirgthe Democrat a stuii-weekly paper, but as many t f our fiiends have ur;3ej. the prcprhty of the u.,de taki; wchavc determined to hazard the expei in ent and throw ourselves o on the libeii.hty ci the public f- r its support. Subscribers for the session will receive two papers per week, during the tctiica for 75 cents to be paid in advat.ee. Retail ;r annual subscribers will only pay as heretofoie, 52 nuu.beis lUaking a year. Subscriptions can be convenient!',' rea.it-

t ett

bv the members of the Legislature.

Rest M u-.tet s are requested to act as arentu, and by forwarding u3 the su.n of fve dJilars, shall becutitle.il to receive a paper tv:re :i wceh tor their trouble, and papers for beveu subscnb-'is, wich is equivalent to one dollar. The same privilege will be extended to ail others whr v. ill act as agents, and the p ipers furvv.:ded on the receipt cf ihc uev.

CiocI and faithful reporters will Ijc pro

em (1

nou tnoL.e wio at e desir ds to know.

without delay, the progress ut Ltgislativc

w .. . I

a ersr.ns wis:. nor tj nurcliase. ! I)us:i.vs, a'.u to receive a n.:t)er eiv ir..' ;i

' j . J eJ

15 or 2C.COO H'. ot good MCRCHANTAhi.E FORK.

By the- BARREL, 7icar.l

none of voit eld

STINKNG STUFF, fr

general hioiy cf the passim; events ( f ihe

times, m dl le;)artmtnts, will hmi tr.c Democrat a c.heajj u;.d faithful rc-Coid.

1 1 1 -! i iroipo,!), Oct. t'th, 1S31.

Tin-:

U. A.N IMTEIIIAL sIIECI',

vice a iica

Legislature.

tie

vile low

at the Vincennes DhtiUerv

1 AKRON HUNTKR." Nov. 18th. lbJl. 40-tl

rgIIIS pip-r v. ill. us heretofore, be publi'htd twice a week during si-.-sioa at the General Assembly, un 1 it. w iM. o-u-al, contain a det bled account of tiie proceeds i'is c t!;e LejM-lature. Its incre i-eU s.z;will afford u- an opportunity to )iesei.t oureaders with a much grctt r fpj af.ti.y :u:J variety cf iutcl;':gencc than liei etof'ore. The character ot the paper is presumed to b'well known. It has been in existence nearlv nine vears. and for the lastthiee vearj

.1 i n frr n. tn r h r nnV.:i n.-npnlli. t l.-i !i is lit-"i T.i.j'is, ft tvir- :i wcsL' r:rir

fc .'. .'...v V- ' 'V . I-J I , ,...411 1 - - . - ' - .... uui m. my he still continues the Commission vn ' 'f the Legislature. It ha1. t!;us been

Stoiugf. Business, at

i?y Commission STORAGES iLGS2vTC7.

f JIiK subscriber has the pleasure of'

north ;rssr coK.vgf oi water and MA XKT S TH EE IS. WILLIAM MII.URE. Vincennes, April, i8 II. 9 tf.

his (J d Stand I ''l ' ouier paper in i o

ne a ii:i ami tr.nacLicti v ci tl;c

r i

or a;o uv

WILLIAM MIEURE.

Yincenne, Sept. Wil. Roif

At Tim Vi.nclnnk.s Sti:a:i .Mill and

Dl-jf illf.y

FLOUR, (up.) - - S3

v . ,-'.o. a r r'

13'

procecd-ns of the Legislature. H av jr invmu d un mcreasvd c :i)er.cli:ure ia eolari' ' it v an imuerijl s'.re. we d!oH-Hl to i.-. r

he a-

e uu'.i r;iiv sjt'm e.l

n T.ow. citicns, with cor.fnlencetb.it

a i.ss by cer s-uu-wekiy pub'.icauns, bul

:he

tf v,

prv the

ru:

ne oopi ove-rcnt d ti.e co-.n-d i:. create cf our v 'ol ttio.:.

the rr v i , dmaod f r newypaper iuence, seom to requireth.it e should

r.itaer th r reirorsde. We 1

lav e;

nlv for haktr's ue, k aould soaa reduce rules.

a t

e w

arm als , .

Ml. Cinnel, (111 ) Jan. 7. 1H.V2. 4S ?t SiiraiU.ci for Wltuo 0.z hetii ani Ibr sulj at th:-; 'J:!i:-2

.u.urro;i,cr su'j;ects imv

CilCtll iti.'d tt l lvTli-r i-iTr-r. vf

......w.,

un.; air use.

'To inculcate son-.d virtuous precepts, ar.d

;uard the thoughtless ag. mist the si.ares of

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