Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 40, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 November 1828 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN

riJVCEWjSTES) November 8, 1828.

On the 31st Oct. the election for electors of President and Vice-President, took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vermont. On Monday last, in Maine, New Hampshire, Massa chusetts, Connecticut, New York, Virginia, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, Mississippi, .Louisiana, Kentucky Sc Indiana, commenced.

In New Jersey, on Tuesday last. In Mary

land & Alabama, on Monday ne,xt. In Ten- irst fermentation is the only one the juice ol

grinding of th- 4.ppies7thttjit&&mtpuu-urtw.--juice, is a mere manual labor, performed with very little skill in the operation; but here the great art making cider commences ; for as soon as the juice is pressed out, nature begins to work a wonderful change in it '1 he juice of fruit, if left to itself, will imdcigo three distinct fermentations, all of which change the quality and nature of this fluid. The first is the vinous, the second the acid, which makes it hard, and prepares it for tine-

gar ; by the thiid it becomes putrid. The

nessec 8c North Carolina, on Friday next.

And in Rhode-Island, on Friday the 19th.

apples should undergo, to make mod eider

It is this operation that separates the juice

The votes in the following counties, are all I roni lliC fiilib leaves it clear, sweet, vi-

I have yet received jnous liquor. 1 o preserve it in tins state, is Jackson, Adams I l,,c Sr"k(l secret ; thi.is done bt fumi-aiing

420 631 291

405 235 210

Knox, Orange, Davies,

Report says, in Vigo county the administration majority exceeds 400, and in Vanderburgh, is about 50 the Jackson majority in Sullivan, is said to be near 300, upwards of 100 in Gibson, St upwards ot 200 in War-

lick so far only, have numbers been placed j

it with surphur, which cheek-, any smiher fermentation, and picservcs it in its fmetinous state. It is to be wished that all rider makers would make a trial ol this method; it is attended with no cxpcr.se, and Inn iiulc iron blc, and will have the desired t fleet. I would recommend, that the juice as it

comes from the press, be placed in open hea

cumseh, whose phot saw and passccTLy u,c snag, but the waves picduced by her ptctcti ted the Columbus' pilot scting and shunning it. NoYitcs were lost ; the water being shallow the I'pptr parts oi the boat were not belev. its surface. The Columbus is said to be an elegaiit boat of four bundled tons, lately repaired at St. Louis. A part ot the machine ry was saved loss in boat and freight estima ted at about fitly thousand dollars. Juckaon JIo. Pat. Trir.h hi'ndof Inf.rmers. Hatred of in ioi ii'Ci s is an almost u..;t ei sal Iteiing an oog

en. Jntheit t .-stintuiior., an mlu: m

to teports. In Martin couutv, report says, lU "casks or vats; in tins situation a is most Jackson has three to one, Sc in Fiovd two, to j cly to undergo a proper fermentation, ami one. Jackson will have the vote of the state i person attending may with concdnet-sas

i . :...,: , i..., .. , iw. .--,.) o i certain when tins teimemalio, ceases: tois'oi i;

The last mail biotmht the rciurn of seven ! is r eat importance, and must be mlci ded j is v.

:.. ai,: i t....i ,.. . i to. t nc termenlation is attcniien with a his e

v-uuiiiivS in woioj in willed j.vulvu a uiujwi- j itv is- 5,393 votes. & shovvimr a ain in those s- "e, bubbles rising to the surlacc, and

after date, application will L.. iijSxle to

the Rt g ster ol the Land Office u Virictnnes, m the state of India!. a, for a Ceitificate of Forfeited Land Stick, for the amount pjid on liic north ast quaiier-of section No. 12, in township No. 7 s'cuth, of range No 14 west, in the Vincei.nes District, entered on the 26:h da) ol June, 1807, and forfeited for i on payment ag: cea'uly to law ; now claimed bt me under the act of congress of the 23d of Mav last, entitled "An act for the relief ol pi ji chasers ol public lands, that have ie tc'ted lor non payment ol the purchase money." thcoiieinal certificate ol the purchase

c,'.h a ,;,' e t : ; i i e 1 1 : e i c is no Q, u ,,iclf has )cen lost or destrot ed - Given

; under my l and, thi 28:h of Oitobci. 1828.

40-6t ji d JOHN n. W EIK, tor himself ;ii l th' otht t htirs.

UK'

or cv

sy.:

Use

d w i.iic his ictim i e

1 1 ii sv ivaini , lie ji i. i ia iw wwiai.i ,

y io-j;; uj-on i

)U i I lit , Cs. I . (

their !.,;, v.-J ant t o:.U mpt.

him a being sunk f" the last pi.ehoi moi - i

al dog: adc i-n, to whieN iho-c ,niy can arive. who l; .vt been : t'fieicnt in etery other

sin. The fol losing a fT cling incident, howc-

e r,

leelo

deciil;cs tiie p--v. er anu t xtent I thi

tier than :i c s c .a: v i; . e t an do :

tk liviiing the liheliicn ol .79 the Iii-h reigo oi tenor a cii eum tanee ouunct:

... i . . .. i . . . . .1 i . .......

!., r l-io cats ol oparta s gioiy wu

I :': C ? t a:JZ'

u her u ho was ihc h c r t;i t t,

.c 8th day of Agists, that talu ble f) t?"t-f ft n rr Tr.iim J -

n.i . 1,.. t. rv.. i. k

ooiv soi! ol a poor

f f

rountics. over the Jackson candidate for rov-1 5,orc 'mmg a sou spungy crusi over the

crnor, of 1,919 votes set down Ohio on

side of the People's candidate.

Indiana Colic?.. I have understood th:? the Board of Trustees of tiie Indiana College, have elected the Rev Dr. Wylie, (ptesident of Washington College) president of that institution also, the Rev. r,lr. Hail, p ofessor of languages, and Mr. Harney, pro fessor of mathematics. It i s.iid tliere is

cry little dovbt of Dr. Wylie's acceptance;

the 1 ui',nr- When this cs Hit b- gins to c tack. . i white froth appears in the cracks, level wi.i. ! llie surface of t!ic head, the. 'V; rm liur.ion i3

1 i j i ' .J i I o Bit be d awn

anoui sionn-n'j". :vt ims u:ne;ne

U i : LI .-

a line, genuine, clear &

oT i;rnm

i.;is ar rested lr some aet, to which i'v irjv-e the name (l ueason. bm

v. hiri; irotl'Li called ihe u a:tt!n;-t to ;ee a

cnunt:y fi o:,n the hioKlvS v. h:eh ;-a.- ii d the

t "a! give groins its s;-

ti:':i." '1 i;C ',(HiiLr ifw.ii was eon

1 1 ui u.(.i i;tt

i..telv snifi cLan cash

the time to fmnig

!i suiphnr

sd this H !i,"v

n-' t

( net gi

.lemncd cv m ar tinl law

Tifi'U ii s.'ii'.V I n ill I !..r. i. '::t . I;. ( :

hat ushei Lvl- ih.e

o o

I.)

t!;is, tae a fUnp oi caijvass or ;as'. about twr-

i inches broad Sc twelve loi g ; din ii is in me! i ted su)j)hur, and w-hen a . w pails oi ci-dei :.s e I put in') the Cask, set this match on fire. ;md

e conceive' nut canno oe c x o; e-ea, i

sjesoni' iif !iie Ik er on u nose v. ore. n:v

i:e '! .en 1: d, u ' o spa! e !ier bv." I he ol tl'er was inexorable ; In ? peti lons w i n. nn-

Vuiuablc Property for Mile M Auction. rTHE subscriber will sell at Public Juc j tiun, en Saturday the 8th day of AV

v: bcr nvxt ot! the pi en

. linck Store and

$ rV en Market street.

Hrjl ion, jun. adj( ining the subset ibiU

store both the duelling part, and sn iv room, is finished in the best n. aimer; and t! c situation is well known to be equal ! or 1 tidiness to any in town immediate pos-s.-si ii wi.l hegi'rn sale to comnur.ee at

id pas- i i2 o'clock, m, hen the telins of payment

wi.i oe mace Known. S. TOM LINSON, slgent f'T the fircfierty. Vinccr.ns, October -5. '828 T7-4t

billow

notxrel, ;.s ii ur.fu-ard : but u hei

at ;!;e jdace of exec u i":i, he sudde

.'id oiT' ieti c to his silent and sfuwiing ca,;tlve, on eonriithm of his d:--cov ing :he memhevr, , the assoeiatio:i n ilh which in: was c-M n jcted The mother was kueciing by tiie tiue of her c!ii!d, a;-d hei e v. iih the

e of a nnin'n.c v. as fixed upon his lmod

eek Ti;ev both started al the solfiv r, ami the son :o rned to hesitate :

be, l the mother in. tar, :ly arts.: horn herpes tnreoi ) ; miiiation, and said, nv ehild, mv

(. v an i en

. a

i ii, .1 ...

of the appointment and if so, that college'! OK! ln '" will commence the next session with al least ,,J:T cask anM siu.'- e

onc hundred students. .... r

I trust that the citizens oi our s:

.ii

mav lr.curijorate w:th, a

!-.; r

u:n

n the

;: e :

siato, w!k ! ,J'?cr this, fib the c:y k and bung up. '! he .. I. . . I l I i t r, .

intend educating their children, will herea!-' Wu-r i,,iUiU ntcueu en .gam niC latter

ter place them at this institution, in. teed ol'i " 1 entuaiy. or me ins, oi m

sending tflem out of the state. Woumingum ; ,KH as c;rar a u 'v ' b

?rrr nnrl tnittnn nre rhei'.n. nnd under tiie :m ! a c'?(d pnn e,

spices of Dr. Wylie, the institution cannot

en niu

but hold a distinguished rank

vherc it u ill n-,?.

: lor the finin to settle (':!

I!'",!, a Of I

in n ingiav:. the e .-.!; v, di-',!)! b: 'A,

v p!e;weci

lev; i'a::-

rilackmithing. "" 3 HE subscriber has ftmotedbis SHOP l totl-.c new brick building on Market til cct, nearly opposite the Mai kct house "l i e well ki-ou n fjualifications of Mi Wclman as a gva d woikman, w ill insii'e a iiber d share of public patronage All kinds of F.dged tools made and wai ranted. N. SMITH. November, 1B28. Lost Land Certificate.

stitutiotis of learning, west of the nenrn-ain . ; The amount arising from the sale of the seminary lands, the interest oi which, ii given to the college, amounts to ah. ml forty thousand dollars.

tnis manner

I' is r- rtai- lv of ; . : people o! A Me ica. natural to the srjii o"

io; j) tt tr.iv. e . ivat, tiie t1 1 "i r (Mint; v

ehild, ii' y .nd t;:e

:c n

(i;, n

: II i

utter eur

that i ou 1 H;k I u iti y(e:r ?.:, h.

wn "v

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of l ':

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lillt'l

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METEOliOonit Ah JUeKN AL, for sKPTKMirr.n. lhv;h

1 '76 2158

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WIND AND "WEATHER.

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Speakir.g of

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No. s'S

A O I ICE is hereby iriven, that six weeks

X af.er da.c. arml'uation will be made tn

toe Keeislerof the Land Ofriceat Vmc nnes.

be unontot.s'i,, tilt."stale 0f I li .i,, for a Certificate of

!om my ,msnm ;,jrj,ind j and Stock, for the amount paid He s ex jiitt t,ai ti nai set tion No 29, in tow nship No. returned to her j 7 s,;Ulj)t ot run;c o. 1 west, in tin Vin-J n s.w her at ( JI:nL.s Hispid, entered on the ."st day of

) JHU.I , I IJ I . , ail'.' MM HI V. U K3l IH'II til aiceahiy inlaw ; now claimed by me, under the at t of congress of 23d May last, cmitled

t; )y seen at the j 1 An ae( for the relief of puichast is of public k Co n fn.c. s ' lands that haveietcrttd lo non navment of

navment ot

h 'ere !o;:nt! ot tnee- Jot tS e puu base of which his been lost oi dc-

6 8 y 10 1 1 12

15 14 15 15 17 18

19;

20 21 23 24 25 26 27

86. west, cloudy. 61' west, and n. cast, cloudy, high wind. 64inorth west, and clomiy,

48 69 east, and clear, 4 1i76 snuth west, and clear 52'80'south west, and clear

; mar Kb j 4i With rcgnvj ! to the United S; i , ! tnar t!:o smith ol I gate the north.

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x'SS'-jia, hvo,:

1 O - : nes, it. is I . o! opa s' tjia h'r.t' sn Deiee.a

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imp-r'

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i:i.nn V, iiiie, ol Sp- us) I- ( st'.cyt d Given under my hand, this 17th

day of C Vn bcr, 1828. 39-3-jpd WM GREATHOUSE.

;.a cr sun. il firov iur.es are

: of

6i 5 : 49 42 44 5 61 66 65 6

6J'7t

south west, andciomly

n e cloudy k light sho;ver, n moo;

74 58

. 1 1

b north west, h. z

68Ssouth west, clear, 7osouth we it, cleat , S'j south west, clear,

80 7!

j America : but it is useless lo snev-:lae '.: n

n ibis.

I wili be J most : ! soma f It-- ; mte:

I iias a

( a

rd CiO't I'

.! ,.t , ,,.

7 i 59 5 s 15

13:68

29 47

south west, cloudy and sultry, east, cloudy

76 west, cloudv,

7 I inorth west,

north vrcst, a

east, arid clear, south west, and clear south, clear south & s e, cb'u-K- f .bh

80 south, cloudy, an d iigitt slm

h w, light shower, full mao:i west, clear, west, clear east, clear west, hazy noith west, cler.r east, clear

Hess, am?

has been H Thcv ire

nee anu it

iae;;.t to tiie j

:teu. or; nd, a- d quarrelj h tae Avi-.-ri(.;ms o! the v. ilh whom Grea 15: i tain , for v. hieh she had better

n o;ne on e.i

a St.-.c ba-le t

h - ht

: .!Vi :e d,

o:ne oi -la pieces vv.- ii'". aeli 'I Lev are all ol un

a : : oachi!g nearer to t v.enty- . : if 1

s , n.i. :v n;,;r te- oie c isrovercii.

: ai;u:g only t i ) small pariicics c.i and slight portions of sand impregna h iron whit h a:e secreted in rl,e crevThc 1mo)J ;oe found t n the sit; face u'

m e-!!'o sannv

nen

tichl, v

ith

hdiv

mountu.t.s in

orhoo.l. k mo t readily af er1 heavy

Tiiey appear as i! t hrov. r oil" in a state

I o! im-.h.n and lodged in earth with which they

ha e no ahmr.y . A 1 Jour nf Can-

Lost Land Certificate.

The

prepar1, n.1' on1' soe

fen-': ' r-j ;.,'

an not ( ,jciru:

0U S IC i Oi

".red standard of Mahornf Thi-

ne, said to have been the

small

8;1

76 I .s 65

. -rice : I i ; ; t ; iht

S i ; i : i

' ; a i i i.ar 1 1 , e v' ' " eas' 1 n houn :er stll.'jeri t (if-

mnu:

in i it al!

'aim to .Lumd a

7 70

i United Stvtes, are loo aji

v.-ere wanting, d-hmen iiiin.:

t to nosia!;e pi i at -a

alio i

.. t

3U5 ! 62south, cloudy and d: ops of ram pat t

( i nines It ii Pars: t;.iir. ail

moot--; hen. ;

r.'K'ii m ):;. cr , a-e o;,'v

asai hati i d ; pa; tiy in a an vr.b'v and character ot to

br an

pn ui

V- era c i.e., ..-; .Ia!:omet, was ne cr produced but i ry. c f.ur- j on i,;a: or the most sob run occasion before

j'heteu.H or the Jarussai ie s. It was thenta-

1 ( m lr. lo the imperial treasury, to the impe i i ll ;.. .-one of s n i t Hi Aehniet. The uiemas

b ar. w,;!hed befoic -and the sultan and

lis com t lollowcd it, all rehearsir .vr the

Iloran ; lelias, or pubiic criers, were sent to annouree etety where w hat had been donr ; an'! 'm a short time the solemn news was eMmmuni-raled al! over the city Ti.L seems to Itave been a master strobe

!(:a; i:!ed with en.v-of po'iry, enlisting at onec on his side, the

a; oi t ne ncculiar i i :

1 I wo 0000' t ies. arid

mind in that has

' ICE is hereby given, "hat six weeks -L i iilier date, application will be made to tiu rci;is!( i ol the Land Omei 3t Vinctnnes, in the sta'e ot Indiana, for a Ceitificate of j) Forfeited Land S'ock, for the amount paid on the south i ast rjuatlcr of scclirn No 11, in township No. 7, south, of range No. 12, west in the Vmcennes District, entered on the 27 h d y ol June, 8 1 1, and fotfeited for nan-payment egret ablt to law ; now claimed by me under the act of congress, ol the 23d

j Mav. 1828, entitled " An act foi the relief of

purchasers (l public lands that have revcrttd for non-payment of the purchase money," the oiiijpnal certificate c-f the purchase of which has Ik en lost or destrot td Given under v hau l, ibis 17th day ot October. 1828. 39-6 -jim -EI11ERHY ARMSTRONG

the.

i .

a'loos o. tiationa! i. c.'n

e !i.-.itov.m is m cii receive ;

!mt the Ktn;n.h ;-v r rnrncnt, the !

c a m m us'tr a r i i

sesien id

A netition to tiie r.nnrea

our legislature, lor t!te sale oi ihe noiih cast

atter of each of the sections ol ianu non r.i

to eon

bv. en l) it d by

years. ill)

i:nr na, rank-no

their lea-ieis io-- the last si:;

am! lonliec. arid all this. He asui eO

envy, halw o

to 'A 1! ('

h .i v c another str n !tgh? w'u h ! hat n.a

p- ejudiees and Ian . ;:-mofthc whole nation Nosoooer was it : . .unced, tlinn thousands rush: d bom their houses in all directions, S joined the procession with the fiercest cnrl usi When they entered the magnificent mo ---(pie. the mufti planted the standard on

the pulpit, and the sultan pronounced an an

by congress for the purple ot a taint to ti'cct tire waters of the W.-.ba-h an t Man

livers, is now in the hands ut .Mr. V. i;o.an "Mieure ol Vinrennes, tor sign.-'.ui cc. November 1th, 1828. F II OM T 1 1 f. A M K U 1 C A N 1" ' M It tt . CIDER Directions f r uraktng sweet,

Lion ; in which i?" you viet i e the colon's' m i amenta ngaimt all who refused to range

sea. a uv yen, veo must no snroeum;g now no themselves unucr it

thx ir th fanee Y u rnu-.i ;:ive them some

a'.a !eu t'' v are not to he treated as your i'ts'eis a? Ghent treated the native Indians

A Connecticut paper says that seventeen hi-nti.fr mtnrrl ('arm. bv one mother mcl nt

in ; 8 15. or as they m eated the w hole colonies Royal;,!n, Vcr mon' en the 3d of June, for t he

m o a , :u . i roe v v. e, e en e,; ,u expeci nei- r.u :n . ,vpnt . iiri. vrrir, ti.U

icaliy a Camp rnct-iitig.

mer men nor iiionev

AVr:- Vor.y, G.v.2:. The Eric sloop of Wtir is toe n :v -u' t- I. 'e-'.'ira general Hani j

i cioh.ak m th.e course Oi seven

son, our roU'13'er

stainl he e

o- eight dayv l 'oe .et herhmds minister to ColoMihi i, u lni rec ently ai rived her e, will nrceced in the sai, e vc-sd. A'at. Jjur.

clear Cider, thai shall r etain its line mints flavor, and keep good fur a long time m casks, like wine. Itis ol importance in making cider, th it the mill, the press, and all the mat ii:ds be sweet and clean Irmn umst. To make ipiod cider, fiuit should bo iipa, (but not t oto -n,) and when the apples are gt .un l.il tire juice is left in the pumire21 hoots, the cider ill be richer, softer, and hi a her color ed If fiuit

is all of the same kind, it is generally thougl t pi ii er. mi X'tuuk.v hist, at t!e mouth ol the that the cider will be better ; a ihc fermen Ohio tir-, v-:uck on a nag, broke in two tation will certainly be mme regu'ar, which ' I ( -.e, a d su h in ah nt five m;nues The 1 is of importance. The ga lit i ii g and the j p.u ticular s ai e not known, further, than she

Ail minis! rators Notice.

b at (h'im

'Miiis in des

o o nbia We under- f f LL persons are hercbt no ified that I

4 t, bate raken om kite's ol administration npok the i sta'te ot John Gu iiw a (!ate of Gibson county) deceased, and hen by icrjiie-tall pei sons who have claims against aid estate to present them properly authenticated lm settlement with'm otic year from this 'a and those ind. btcd to said estau ate letpiest ed to make immrdia'e pat ment the est.itc is believed to be solvent ABRAHAM -DECKER. Jdm. Sept. 13, 1628. 40-3t.

tat Lout The steam en nor the Misissip

Si A i h T INDIANA,? Pike County, tct. I'ikk CincuiT Court.

-Intrust Term 1828. Sarah McCune, complainant, 1 Petition foi James Mc('une, defendant. J'orc. OW at this time came the complainant T by her counsel, and it appearing to tho satisfaction of the court that the defendant is not a icsidcnt of this state Ordered that notice oi the pendency of this suit be given by adt ci tisemcnt for four ti eeks successit ly in the Western Sun. a paper printed at Vinrennes and that this cause be continued unil the next term. A copy test. JOHN McINTIRE,c p c c. Ortrb'r 1.1. I82

" wK NY qumtry v ill be purchased

OOIV

1 at the Co-

. t. luiiibi if Steam Mill app'ication to be

made at the Mill, ot to A LEROY,..?rwr. Vinrennes, July 1. 22-l" m,AK TIKKUS for sale a the

N3)KXTI;KES f.r Apprentices for .air a Mil- c'tlM't .Magistrates HLANK 'or Illinois lor sale at this ollieo.