Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 37, Vincennes, Knox County, 13 February 1836 — Page 2

VINCENNES. SATURDAY FKU, lj7T3C.

a President nt nny annual election, the corporation thereby shall not be dissolved, but the President and Trustees then in oftice, shall so continue until others ate elected at an annual meetings of the electors It shall be the doty of the judges of such election, to certify under their hands and seal?, the names of the persons who shall have received the highest number of votes for Trustees, designating therein the respective wards they are elected to represent, and also the name of the person who has received the highest number of votes for President, which certificate shall be tiled and spread on the records of said corporation by their clerk, whose duty it shall be to deliver a copy thereof to each of the persons elected Trustees, am! a ropy to ihe President elect, which certificate shall be sufficient authority for such person to take his seat as Trustee or President. Sec. 4. The President and Trustees thus elected, or a majority of them, shall meet Hnd take an oath or affirmation.

faithfully, diligently and impartially, to discharge their several duties as Trustees and President. No person shall be eligible to the office of Trustee or President, unless he be n qualified elector, and a freeholder within the bound of said borotiffh. When vacancies occur in the nfficee of said corporation by death or other-

tiel Emison, Fq residing m this county , wise, they shall be tilled oy me l resident r load of wood, drawn by four old, bill and Trustees until the next annual elec

spirited and tine looking horses, the unit-M'n. 1 he majority ol tne i rustees snai,

FOR PRESIDENT IN 133G. GEN. WM. H. HARRISON, Of Ohio. I- !' -. 1 .- -" - J - We insert to day the Act of the Legislature respecting our Borough. It should be read and examined carefully, by all who feel an interest in the welfare and prosperity of our grow mjj town. An excellent set of Hay Scales has been erected on Maiket Square. This has long been wished for, both by the seller and buyer of that article; for both parties have frequently been deceived in the es limaled quantity of a wagon load of hay. Preparations are making for the celebration of the anniv ertary of the birth of Washington, by ft splendid Ball, to be given at Col. Claims Hotel. All those wh-i participate in such amusements, should attend .

We the other day, received from Sam-

Sec 7. It Aallbb tlieduty of ie Presidepfl Ser. 15. The Marshall shall be collect-Mr become a Uw until it

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hat-p

and Trustees to cause an annual exhibit of the

receipts of the revenue of the Borough to rr made by a publication of the same in some newspaper printed in said Borough . Sec. S It shall be the duty of the Marshall to serve all process 8ed orders directed lo birr, by tlio President, except he shall he absent, siik, or interested in the same, in which case it shall be the duty of the IVesi'dent to name some fit person (or that occa in, who shall have the mine authority at the Marshall in like cases, and to collect the taxes according to the duplicate of the assessment roll in the service of stirh proces? and in itie collection of taxes, whether by distress end snle or otherwise, the Marshall shall be governed by (he same rules and regulations as sheriff-, rolb otors and constables are directed to observe in similar cases, and in all cases of distrc and sale by th Mar shall of real or persona! property on the j roces directed to him by the Presidrnt for the collection of taxes, such $ib shall he valid in law end tqnity, and redeemable according to the provision of the act referred to in Sec!. C. of this art. See. 9 The President and Trustees shall, when they may think it expedient, have power to construct docks, piers, wharves, basins or harbours, make, open, widen, straighten, graduate and pave ns many streets or roads leading to the river Wabash, or other streets ar.d alley! as they may deem proper within said Borough, . it,.. i I' i . r. i . i ...

ioi me puono oencni, and at me puuhc expense in manner liennnnfter provided They shall have power to asses at any tim when necessary, special taxes for the improvement of any street, side walk or section thereof which may have been made by their direction pursuant to the regulations hereinafter made for that purpose.

cc. 10. That whenever the owner of Iota or

at all times form a quotum, and the Presi

dent shall have no vote, save when the

They shall

ed ages of which are eighty-eight years,! their nfes beinc 1 7. 2 1 . 23 and 27. Itisi

evidently the oldest team in the United 'trustees are equally divided .

St4tes. We w onld have received ihejmeet on their own adjournment, and at wood the day before we did. had not thech stated periods and places, as they

oldest horse, twenty-seven years old, got may think proper shall appoint all the out of the stable, and eluded'all who were -officers necessary to carry into effect the

I provisions ol this act, anu make sucti com pensation for services as to them shall ap Ipear reasonable and proper; and it shall

engaged in endeavoring to catch him.

The Governor of New York, W. S

Marcey, in his Message to both houses of I be the duty of the President to sign the

the Lesislalure of that State, says--"No- records ot all their nye-iaws ami journal.

i i. r at minnla nf thpir nrnrflnifiM. t h ir h cli a 1 i

Ticei nave neen aireau v luiuiisuru 01 m- i - - r -

ibaa .nr.i;(inn frt r ninotp ihrco no,, also be attesteo by ine L,iern 01 me cor

,r,t,. ..iik Mnii.li irrtuHinrr th in. poration, and after a copy thereof of a

creasa to those of the existing- banks, to the amount of more than 57,000.000.

It is said, and I doubt not, generallj be

public nature, attested by the Cleik with

the seal of the corporation, shall have

been published in a newspaper printed i.i

lieved, that the present banks are unable borough, if there shall he any, or post

to afTm! the necessary accommodations

which the increased and rapidly increasing commerce and business of the country demand. 11

CHARTER OT THE E 1ROVGK OF VINCENNES.

An at entitled An Act respecting the Borougk

of Vincennes. Whereas it has been represented that the tresent Chat ter and its amendments ot

ed up in three public plact-s within the same, lor the space of ten days, such byelaws and ordinances shall be deemed to be in force from and fcfter their publication as aforesaid . Sec. 5. At the first meeting of the Pre-

or of all the levies of said corporation, whatsoever, -he shall he a peace officer, and it shall be his duty to report to the President, all violations and infractions of any of the penal regulations of the corporations, which may come to his knewledge Sec. 16 The assessor or assessors shall at or before the first meeting of the President and Trustees, in the month of May, annually make out a correct roll of the names of person" and property or species thereof liable to taxation, arranged and assessed in alphabetical order, and deliver the same to the President and Trustees if in tension, or to their Clerk if in recess, and said Clerk shall within ten days at

ter ?uch meeting, make out and deliver fo (he Marshall, h copy thereof with the amount of taxes annexed to said person1?" names respectively, and a precept in the name of the President and Trustees, authorising; him to proceed in the collection of the same, in the same manner as collectors of the state nnd county revenue are directed to proceed by virtue of precepts issued and directed to them by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with exceptions herein provided lor. Sec. 17. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons within the bounds of said Borough to sell by a less qu&nfity-than a quirt at any one time, any spirituous liquote, foreign or domestic, or keep what

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any street or section of street shall be desirous of , M LU"eu a I ? nui,e , uniees men prrnakin!: any improvement on the same by open- i1r) or persons shall, in addition to a Jl it)g, widening, straightening, eraduatinsr, gra- cense obtained from the Board doing; COUnhng or raving said streets or sid.; walks thereof, ty business, obtain a license from the coror to improve the landing by a wharf or wharves . , ,; j,i r I . .! .1 or any other .movement,, nnd twn ii,;r,u f I'orat.oo, and the President with the con-

the resident owners of lots on said street or "erit of ,he 1 r ,is'ef,!l s hereby authoriz

ed to grant the same to such applicant for

one v ea r or le, on his, her oi their pay-

sec, ion ot sircet, by themselves r ng'nts, representing two third" of the whole number of feet owned by resident owners on such street or section of street, shall by petition represent to the corporation plainly and distinctly, the improvement wanted or contemplated to he made, if shall be t!..R duty of the President and Trustees to cause the sam- to be done in the bef and most economical manner n"eeably to the wishes of the petition, and the exrenss e,f snch improvement shall be asced nd levied on all bis lying en S lid street or section of street, agreeably t the estimates of the benefit derived from said improvement to 'l property on said street or streets in nch manner shall be directed by the President and Tnilec, and in case of injury or damage thus sustained by any lot or part ot lot by said improvement, the same shall likewise he estimated and the amount of injury sustained shall he included in the expense of said improvement, and I e paidoer to the individual sustains such injurv. in Mich manner as shall he prescribed bv said i'rc-id-nt and Trus

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H liif h a

"tr.nt nnd

cvv fir said

prove. r,enl :nrn the time of making the same, shall be.

sident and Trustees after their election to r p-rt thereof, until the nnmu"t' r assessed each year, or as soon thereafter as it may ; nn'! i "d dial! be fully paid and discharged. I.p conrenipnt- thev shall rrocee.! to idect t?hi,l! hn ,llf ''"'v 0" theclerk of t! t. P.oroueh to

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Cierk, Treasurer, A-scsor and Marshall

each of whom shall serve one year, and until their successor shall be chosen and

the Uorough of V incennes are made- qualified. I hey shall possess the same quale to the good government f the qualifications as Trustees, take similar

mine, and it appearing that the citizens paths, and give bond and security payable

to the President and I rupees conditioned

for

ot said uorough are desirous for a new or amended Charter for the better reputation thereof, wherefore Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General As temlltj of the State of Indiana, that th President and Board of Trustees of the Uorough of Vincennes, shall be, and the ame are declared a body corporate and politic by the name and style of "The President and Trustees of the Horough of Vincennes and by that corporate name s-rull be able and capable in law and equity, to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, answer and he answered unto, defend and be defended, in any Court of competent jurisdiction, to make use and have a common seal, and the same to break, alter and amend at pleasure, to ordain, order, establish and put into execution, such bye-laws and rules as they shall deem proper and necessary for the convenience of said Corporation, and also adopt and put in force, such lawi, ordinances and regulations, as they shall deem necessary for the police and good management of said Borough subject to the restriction, limitation and provisions herein

after provided; and not inconsistent with the constitution and laws of this state, or of the Constitution of the United Stales. Sec. 2. On the last Monday in March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six,

aod on the first Monday of February, annually thereafter, there shall be an election held at the Court House or such other public building1 in said Borough that may hereafter be erected, convenient for said purpose, to elect by ballot, a President and Trustees, the President to be chosen by the qualified electors from the Borough at large, and two Trustees from each ward by the elector- of each respective ward, at which election, each white male citizen of said Borough of twenty-one years nnd upwards, being either freeholders or householders in said borough, shall be entitled to vote in said election, twenty days1 notice being given of said elections, after the first elections by the President and Trustees, by publishing the same in a newspaper published in said Borough, and in case there be none, by posting notices in three of the most public places in said Borough. ! Sec. 3. The President of the Borough shall after the first election, act as Inspec

tor of elections; h shall call to his as

sitance four other qualified voters, one from each ward, who, with himself, shall

he judges of the elections; they shall ap

point a Clerk, and having taken an eath or

affirmation taithHilJr to discharge their

duties as judges and clerk, shall proceed to receive votes for President and Trustees between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. nnd 3 o1clock, P. M. on ;iid days. ProviJeJ, hoteever, if the. President should not be present, the qualified voters present shall in that case, chooe one of their tinmher to act in his place at such election. Ami provided also, that if Ihe electors thould fail to meet and elect Trustees and I

enter urh re'ition on record wi'h the letitirtnrr named, the number f fret front owned by each individual, the rate of exr-cne on ssi I lot for surh improvement, and the whole amount ases sed and levied on eRi h lot or fraction of lot, also the damages done to each lot or fraction of lot if anv--whicb hst signed by the President an! attested by the clerk, shall he sufficient authority for said Marshall to proceed to colled

the faithful discharge of their duties j the -ame. ar.d if th owner or af-nt of any lot

or pn of lot eh!l neglect or refuse to pay the amo'mt fry ,icffl and h'viel within three months affr such levy, the Marshall shall prooeed lo roller! the same by the yale of such lot or fraction of lot, or so much thereof as will pay the amount so levied, and in suh sale, be shall in nil respects h" coverned by the- provisions otfi. -id refrro.l tn in flip itli section

I l!Br Ceill It ail w I . ui ue imiuic n- r ,, . , i .- ifii oijv v-liv. i !ol thicoot .nrl ft . .iKI ro rmoltnn thB hp)

mount recovered irom me nine imc ?-u;r 1bp same is provided in that act Froviird.

respectively, and in case of failure to per

form all or any part ol tbg condition ol said bond, they shall be liable to pay the President and Trustees aforesaid, the full amount in arrears, together with full costs, and ten per cent, damages thereon, and

on the whole

ceived the sanction of a n:j rnv r( d;.

legal f otere present, cf said Bor. u-h. u, the following manner: Any two Jurticf4 of the Peace for Vineennr. Township, may cane an electisn to U" held at the Court House in Vincennes, first givingthree week notice in the newepaper published therein, of the time and place of holding said election, which shall br conducted in the eame manner as general elections, and at such election the voter shall write on their ballot 'adopt1' or 'reject," aod if a majwity of the vote taktn are in favor of adopting, the judgpst ind cir kfl of such election shall makr out two certificates, one of which shall be filed and recorded in the ofi- of (bp Recorder of Knox county, and the other in the record book of the former Trustees of said Borough, whereupon this act: hall take effect and become a law, anil public notice thereof be given by the said Justices of the Peace, in the nevtspnppt aforesaid; hut if ot said election, a majority of eaid votes are not in favor of adopting this, then and in that rase, it shall bo void and not take effect or become a law. Sec. 2.3. That ail acts and parts of acts coming within the pu&view of this act, are hereby repealed: Provided, however, nothing herein shall fake away, abridge, impair, or in any wise affect the rights, privileges and immunities, belonging t said Borough, whether acquired from Ihe original proprietors thereof by acts of

Congress of the United States, or by acts of the Territory of Indiana, or State of

Indiana, and more especially that nothing-

herein shall interfere with the right of

the Borough lo u-e, control and dispope rf

the Commons thereto belonging, nd ail

ing into the treasury of the corporation, a other property belonging to said Borough, sum not exceeding fifty dollars, nor lessen the manner said Borough ould have ban five dollars, at the discretion of the jbeen entitled, prior to the adoption of tfiis President and Trustees, and if any ner-

son or persons shall eeil any spirituous liquors or keep what is commonly called a tippling bouse, contrary to the provision of this act, be, she or they, so offending, shall upon conviction thereof, upon presentment, or indictment, or otherwise, before any Court having competent jurisdic

tion thereof, he lived in any sum not ex-! ceedingone hundred, nor let-s than tweu-l ty-five dollars, for the use of the County j Sernirtarv ot said rminU nn1 for iK liut.i

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ter government, regulation and peace ofi" ,u anu rr7rcl C('I'Z ol """Srn. .aid Borough. Also, said corporation is!aCt' T'n n f,,C ' m,m-V offke' hereby authorized, to pas and adopt iaCt r"VcU"S ,he trough of V incenne,laws and ordinance, for the suppression of,1'"?'. M t1 PTe'at 6e"'e of he en-

immoralitv. intoxication, riotmo- or svhaf-i rt n,Jv'

Approved, Jan. 27, 1836.

KO.MI NOBLE. CALEB B. SMITH, Speaker of the House of Hep. DAVID WALLACE. President of the Stnatt, Indiana, to t it:--Skcretary's Offict.

I do hereby certify the foiegomr to I e

ever may detract from the good order of society, and the same to enforce, and all moneys arising from fines for any caue whatever, shull be disposed of as above provided. Sec. 13. That the eaid Borough of Vin-' cennes shall be divided into four wards, the first ward to contain all south-west or below Vigo sheet, the second ward to

comprise all between Vigo and Busseron

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in testimony whereof, have hereunto fpt mv band and affixed the Seal of State, at Indianapolis, this 28th day of January, A D. J83G. WILLIAM SHEETS. Secrttnry cf Stare,

Important From first rate sources at Washington, we learn that there i n

streets, the third wurd to comprise Busse-'T,f,,ion f 'he British Government, with

should have been paid over until the day of payment, all which may be recover ed on motion made before theCircuit Court for the county of Knox, ten days previous notice having been given of such intended motion, and for all which such Couit i required to render judgement against such officer, uoless he shew cause satis(actory to the Court, why judgement

should not be rendered aeatnsl bun, and!

upon which judgement execution may is sue as in other cases, returnable in thirty daye from the date thereof, without any stay on the same, or on failure to perform all ot any part of the conditions of said bonds, the principals and securities, or any two or more or either one of them shall be proceeded against by suit in said

Circuit Court, upon his or their official

bond and judgement be had thereon for the debts, damages, interest and costs above mentioned, and such other damafrp the Court mav award for further

O j and other breaches of the condition of said bond upon which execution shall issue returnable as aforesaid . Sec. G. The President and Trustee shall have full power aod authority to assess and collect a tax on such articles rd

personal property, as they shall think right and proper, having due regard tot

the value thereot, and in no case exceeding one percent, per annum on the value of the same, except in cases hereinafter provided, and also a tax on real property not to exceed one per cent, on the valuation per annum, including improvements, except in case of making improve ments hereinafter provided also on all shows, exhibitions and amusements, which may be exhibited or performed for gain, a tax of not more than twenty-five dollars, nor less than five dollars for each performance or exhibition thereof, and in as

sessing and collecting the annual and oth

er revenue, under the direction of the President nnd Trmtpes. all assessors and

collectors shall in all respects be governed by the laws which now are, or may hereafter be in force, regulating the assessment .and collection of the state and county revenue, except that the Marshall shall make his return to the precept for the collection of the revenue to the Presi dent and Trustees, and shall have powei and authority to proceed and sell both

real and personal estate for the collection of the same, as is provided in an act regulating the state and county, pased and

nOf tuLo T-f until n .. , t

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- r t'e qualified voters of said Borough have

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finn of public nniance nnd remove the same, and to drclar? what shall bp considered a public nni-ancp, nnd for fhi purpose may extend their jurisdiction one half mile beyond the limits of the town and in front of paid Borough co-extensive with the jurisdiction of the s;afe Sec. 12 The bounds of said Borough shall be according to tho survey including Harrison's addition, which was filed in the office of the CIprfe of thp Hoard nfTrn..

tees for the Boronffh of Vincennes on'-r

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the 1 5th day of April, A D. 1C21

Sec. 13. The President shall havp the same power to isup under the seal of thp President and Trustees, and thp Marshall to sorre process in any manner relating to any violations of the laws and ordinances of the President and Trustees, and fo carry the same into full effect, for any violation therpof as Justices of the Peace, and Constables have now or hereafter may have fo carry into effect, anv process issued by virtue of anv law of thi state, nnd shall he entitled f.i receive and authorized to demand and "collect the same fees, that are or shall he allowed to Justices of the peacp, and Constables for performing similar services, nnd the Pre sident when officiating ns authorized in this section, shall keep a record, which record or a copy thereof, certified by him with his private seal duly attested, shail be eridpnee m any court. Sec. 14. It shall be the duty of the keeper of the jail in Knox County, to re-

ce;ve info ins custody env prisoner or prioneis, who may fiom time fo time bp committed to his cbargp, under thp authority of sii l Preuident, and to afe!y kepp

very such person or persons according

ron and Perry streets, and the fourth, un !'ne consent of France, having tendered

per ward, all between Perrv street and I'' mediation to settle the difficulties t e-

the north-east boundary of Harrison's ad- tween the I wo Governments, and that thp

dition Provided, hozvever, it shall be the 'reposition is now before the President, duty of the President and Trustees, at any jPn which there has been two or morn time after two jears from the adoption of jCabinet consultafons. That it will be acthis act on the application of any six or (cepted on our pa rt , there can be no reatnore qualified voters in said borough, tojS0na',,e doubt, however pugnacious Gen. order at the next ensuing annual election. Mackson may be. The National Intelli

gencer of this morning, tho speaks on the subject : If ever there was a cat in which mediation rdTered by a ritnnnn friend, ought to be accepted by two nations, th. controversy between the United States art! France is preniincntly of that chaiacter. Baltimore Patriot. The workmen are at present emplojrd

in preparing a new hall in the Museum "f the Mint, in Paris, for the reception of all the coins, moulds, n-prlals, &c. which were cast during fhe reigh of Napoleon. The bust of the Emperor, in while marble, has already been placed in the ball.

on ihe door of which is inscrit,ef 'fall of Napoleon " This nddi'ion to the Museum will very ehortly be open to the public.

Mr. Aaron Vandever, the husband nf Mi

ry, formerly Mary Evans, nnd l-nac Montgomery, the husband of Sarnh. formerly Sarah Evans, and Philip Evan, will please take notice, together with Eno, John, Silas, Israel, Martha, and Elihu, together wiih others whose names are not known, infants under 8pe, who are without a Guardian, and all the children ef Thomas Evans, deceased, together with said Thomas Evans' widow, Elizabeth Evans, That I will, on the second day of the next March term of thp Circuit Caurt for Martin rnnntv. that heinir the dav of

the same, contained in this ar t, and that I .March nnt. rr,ovP fhe sid Court to snn'ninf

said plat shall he recorded by the Recor- Cornmiioners fo nuiim to me the dower

mu-frrr, that nothing u 'bis section sball pro I 'i '. ii w .. r-ry r a

iiioh mo rres,dcnt anu i rosters ir0m appoint order at trie next ensuing

:n7 ?' Fa10 PI "I'Y. r ,uls l,,x"that the qualified voters express their es levied hy virtue-of this section. ! .. i . . , . , Sec. II. The President and Trustees! v ,he endorsing on their tickets shall al.o he rower to make and en-l change' or -no change " and ,n case a force all PPce-sarv bye-laws, ordinances Jry are m favor of a change, the and regulations, to pre-erve order. rrpn. 'dent and! rustees shall proceed to late and establish markets, and such suit- '"Cre,Se; 're-e or change the hmif. nf able building, therefor, as also for other ,he ?tlis h?Vn ,iue rard to,,h.e "'' PurposPS for thP prosperity and conven-! PS,f petitioners, to the population and

,'nn .fC,;i T U ,n nrnr,olU ca.u mil IHI'I KlierailOOS

. v . v -r,. . uU , i" shall

ces-ary l,ri2rin-s nnn apparatus.

nrninf npafrtirtiin hr hro nrrr'in

companies, presprrp and improve puMic ,- i ic ;a,r "l " 1 c,Plproperly; regulate the mnnnPr of, 1'" f6'1 fr 'hat J?e,d !" ,b dock., piers, wharves, hnin.. and har . . heo thejr shall wnte on hour-, regulate the rale of w ha rfarrP. nd I ,he'r UckX MC"P" or "reject," and ,n tocollpct .h0 .t cv-n. !caseQ m;,J ntv are in favor of a,d alter-

ations, the same shall be from that time in force, and the Trustees at the anaual election thereafter, shall be elected agreeably to such alterntions, two Trustees be ing elected from each ward. Sec. 19. That if any time hereafter, the Board doing county business, or Court invested with power to grant Ferries .n Knox county, shall deem i be establishment of a ferry or ferries at Vincennes necessary or proper, such ferry or ferries

snail be granted to thp President nnd

rustees.

Sec. 20 That the plat of said Borough of Vincennes now on file in the office of the Clerk of the late B oard of Trustees of the Borough of Vincennes, shall be, and remain forever an unchangeable regulation of the streets and cross streets of said Borough, subject, however, to (he provision for the opening, widening,

siimguiemng ana otherwise improving

approved January oO'h, 182-1; and eaMj tQ the warrant or precept of commirment teal estate shall be su'. ject to the like pri- m,(ii jlp ?he or (hey Le tf cheigeri vilege of redemption as is provided in by due course of law.

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der of Knox county, eixly dae after the adoption of this act. Sec. 21. That to carry into effect the provisions of this act. it shall he lawful for any number of qualified voters present a! the election to he field pursuant to the

second seciion of this act, to choose four

of their number, one from e.ch ward, to

act as judges of snjd elections, who shall

appoint some qualified voter to act as

Clerk. The said Judges ntul Clerk being first Srtom to discharge their du'ips tuiili-' fully, shall proceed to opm the polls nt

the lime and plare nnal at general elec tions, and nt the tlo-e theieo!. niter count ing lha vote, shnlf notify the persons elected, of their several i-tTires, nnd rib

teitititii copy 'I trie te'uin i;i itu

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whicfi George M ifchelt ree's widow wns

entitled to, but which I now hold as thepurchaser of by law which sniH dotyer, you as the heirs and widow of Thomas Evans, decrmed, who was fhe purchaser in his lifetime of the real estate of said George Mitcf.eltree. which you are now in Ihe possession of, have heretofore failed to asiijjn to the widow, and which you have failed to nssign over to me since my right to the same has accrued at which lime and place you may affend if you think proper WM. T MITCITELTBEE. Mt. Pleasant. Feb. 9, 1836. 37-3t

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0;li' e nt K')' X rnnntv, i.2 This act si. all ind take tfjei

PI.OUR, FLOUR. ILOTTnt iy (hp hnrl, or Retsi at roy Mil!, 3 hi the rule, of three dollar nnd fiftv-cen's

uer Hundred, or ev-n dollars per barrel. Vincennes, Feb. JOtb. 18J5.