Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 24, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 November 1836 — Page 2

. kfs rgt ' Harrison, he called spectators, to w itness (Tl. r) '"A ifil '?!a !..- foul (tint) light. The chickens bcW"J . ' m,T ,,(,,," Harrison spumed up to his V "N N V ' V S -Antagonist, not in the least daunt oil hy hi '-- " 0 'superior size, and at it they wont beak ami Satwr Jay, November 12, IS 35. spur. Tw o to one on Van lliirni ci ii s -- tc-.ttw " ' "lour sportsman, clapping his hands ami THE ELECTION. 1 . . , 1 ' , i ., ... . crow ills' louder than oithor ol hi eomna;o nij' is a oorreot statoniont ol , i i ,i ' ... . ,, , ttm'o two to one on an I sav, who will the iiCs ot tv..o oountv, as pobeit on , , , i i . ' , , . i-i . ,- 1 , or who dare. .1 list at llus critical moment.

AloiMA i i'H i.nvuM oi i ii -iii '.'u, auo Vice President of the I " inlt j Shates. 'F.i;ru?,h. ViiK'oiuu s, Johnson, Il.sni-on. Vebav ra. Washington, Wkit lH s, P.us.eron. oca mo;. ;:s,i :u :: oT I J I 4 l inn a 2 IS t 71 :h id? 7.V. M , any for II. 'shU ... o ..- o !ia o reported tnajori'tc from the fallowing roumii s: our readers ill liinl them not t"..r tVom the aotu..l rosi.lt. Tppeeanoe, majority for Harrison 1 o 1 Vino, " " ?.".! Daviess, " 1S1 Cihson, "71 Putnam, " " too Crcn). " " ? Vermillion, " " 151 Perry, " " odd Park, a s avail majority. Suliivaa, majority for Va:; IP.tvn, d.'O Martin, " " I'd O ran ov, " Ih) e have seen a letter from Ou e.i county. All the township returns known exeept two Harrison's majority 111. This lcttor adds. "Use two township to hear from vv iil i'urai-i' fur m ij.inu .'' It is estimated that the state f Indiana has given a majority of 10.H0 for the Mteran Ha-ri e.i. If d::e ce; mm ha prevailed througV out the suae of Illinois, her t loetond vote is certainly east with oiir ova, t the hero of Tippeoar.oo. e h ive heard I'rom live counties the 1'nion Ticket pivxail.-. us it should everywhere. "The long agonv is over," an ! old Knox" stands redeemed and disentrailed" from the shackle of 'an luro;iim hy the irrc-ist.s! le power of independent electors. The return of the county onatno us to impart the .heeriug ir.tol'.igomv that it 1: ihas eiven a nroosatv of "J : ' ; otes in lav..r of Wr.i. Henry 1 1 an ion, the . ;;( hd.i ;e ' t!;e people. e hop-- that the e liter of the i now sati-i'n .1 that old Knox is i-t lee'l "reI'.eemcd, regenerated a. id di 'tst'.irailed," and we 'rut that he will pard.n us if we th.ro v hack the t rants whu-ti he so ijrata-iio-.tsly east upon i:s sed'Sv1. pteat to the last August leeti -tt. The r f.t'iwh iscmeninrs sweet to us on the present oeeaMon. it is sweet r tli ui ho.iey or the h.O'e v-eo.nh. F.oek re '.der a.t t'.e lodowittjr e.inerial para.srr a.p.h eopie 1 frosn t';e 'Vt-ti rn S;i;i. and puha-hed imme ha'elv at'; or die eleetion m At:et:..t l.t, a.vl shea eensurer.s if yon ean. "The following t.d.'.e e!'.ihi;s a true statement of thepi.'d.s :n Kim eounty. at t!:e anmud el, e'iosi on Mon day 1 ist for t'le liepr.'.-eiiwivr am! Sherid'. f the eounty. It will he o!-s,-rved th:i' the eimdid.ites lor K'-pre.-e:r:r.i . e were the Van Huron an 1 Harrison candidal for I lie-tor. :!i:d hy t'.te iViend o( Harrio:t m ala :i ) i. s:ion. d. elarimr that in yotinr for 1'ieher. tliev did not v oto f r the m;;n I ut tho prir.-ipl . Upon that i-sao ih- iVimds of Van Huron mat them, ar. l h-'.e-w on ltae the result." iev e'Taeare t!:i lin 'a-' -1 i'h th r- - .' en !.-'' M .ad y. : . ! -e in wha' an u:ie;f. ia'-'e pred. ..-tout i: : ! ourni'iliher of the S :;s. I: do s m i ude-d, very r.V-.e'n tie o::te!:c h:;n ia ;! ,' v; -v of , -. What a -.:-h:y a; t I'-T s-eh a !e:iioerat;e aa 1 v . - . .' i 1 .. ; . I'u' I'e-! We woa'i 1 cn per- of o a -ia aoor low ie vote of lall re's . !V ;o, resm-eti: itimar H not mui ui i 'r-o-.-n-.! ami m cntliralle l" fr-ai the shackles of Van Hu ren a i. ie or. ;--rThe ortaait election on Monday l ist. Jl;i f ir :.-,e liuie to.-s. al our atieat'aer, the pa -i it r oe "arretiee-, and new s of the day, w ill command more attention hero-aft'-r. Il-.ary man with any stake in our community, who has m atifidiv d ue his duty at the po!',;. will Ihal aai iunow t ) hear of the sttee-ss -f the patriot soldier; and our pre:-::: joy will he enhanced to make that i'mal aaaf.neialio.i. In the m-an ti:n-, w ith a steady eve to tlie future, we h-j our n-vi-p iv iaar patron to remember that w inter i tit hand, and that we must provi !- a hir je supply of paper, ful. and many oth r ess.uiuls wdaich demand "the ready" in due line-. An old and es'ima'.le subscriber honored us with a visit on yeslerd iv, and Jlatterinj our elTort to promote measures and men devoted to the public pood, he kindly advanced his next war's subscription mo ney. This albir ! a worthy example who will imitate it, and da so likewise? " 1 !a,t c.k won't !";an." Forfryi.'oji. An nnln-ky youth in onr boron rh, who has had the misfortune to l e aidi-te.l with that dreadful disease y h ped an Hurenism, in one of the paroxysm naturally attendant upon the dis temper, eoiieeiv ed the i !-a of determiuins.'' the Presid-ntial conttst h.y a re-u!ar-hred cock tiL'ht. Aceor 'ini'y after ohooM-isj a pair rather un-qual in size, and hapti-inir ih' brer ou: Vai Hure t, and the o'her

an old sow that had been watehinsj the feathmed representaiiv e of Kinderhook, w i;h pretty mueli sueh feeline a tlie editorof the t,lohe may he imauud to possess v hen o einr a pile of loav es mid fishes, walked very leisurely to Van Hnren.

e!ed him by the nape of the neck, ami j mad- oil with him. con iduiusr him a law fal prize to her lio-hip. The tale of an empire ha he. u ae ,;;;;ed from the i'i-h.t of a hud. Mid why may net the downfall of Van lharitiism he leretehl hy tlie ca per- ot sw inc. (": V"" V. plant' d statement, said to have ma : mated at !.oui ilie, ii t i 1 1 ar Van Huron a larsav inereasv'd majority m Hamilton eounty, Ohio, ha been boasted f to e doe! voters in Indiana and Kentucky. The statement is here disbelieved except by the a. '.Iterant party, who chuckled at it to relieve despair. Since the fore-oin j; was in type, wo have receive.! the follow ina" returns from t'ie.ciuv.ti throuuh ihe I, ouisviile Journal. 71; :hc L.'Uor f .'.e .: -t ih J.-uniu!. l v Mho, .Vor. tt. ;' 10. S i liKHIl I'HllUKS rou tHIlO. AM) SIX POli UilN. IIAHKISON. llarr.di for the Vfh :'::.' Their victory an tne .'. lot .Nevem' er was eoiileie. We iierewitit enc.ose on tne result as fir la ard trotn, andd.o most eon:iv!ent!y as.-ure ou that tee st.t;e is 0 to '.m I m l-nren ha at ha st S,iH)J votes soma- say tv, iee that asmrnnt. The follow iiiij tah'.;- w ill show the cam m the eoantii's mentioned over the (iub,'iat x I. on !!u he u ( h-toher: which if eetitituied teooneh the State, ol wme a i acre .s no v;o!;,u. v. l:i -I e tlie 1 ar ri sen Ti-ket near 1 ! ,0"h) mai i il : o;i HI. Huth' r. Preble,.--(darke. ... Hamilton. Warre-i. (dermoar,. (;reen. ; V.. ;. I . v r aiee 11 row n . . A.htt.is. ... I,')'. It!0 i :j j i i :h'. oo Jo I i.ielal , Ulh'i.d .VI i:o: i 7'M i 1 (Jam for Harrison over the mej-rries icii lor (liiv. ;!tei . iti i h eti c atti'u s a tdane. T-M. er t.'un! i t if.- e,-;e.iv : !:a ae ttre s J counties in the S'.-e; s.u tsutes ti :;re ('..i;0 w hh h added to tiov. Vattoe's m joritv. makes i -J.'eS ( A. PKA'lI'.tl P. S. Tlso Ildttor of ihe Kept.' He m :.-ivt- up the s'ate, aldiou-li he mad.e a f.de hi iw esU rd iy. ,. e ha e reci aved the lirst day's vote at I.omsv i!ie, K . Harrison and Uraii-a r I ahead. VIXCI1NM1S ACADIIMV. It i witli jrreat pleasure tliat we announce to tlie public that a School will b opened in tlie Seinintiry under the snpermiendaitee of Mr. Reed Wilkitiooa ti Principal on Monday tlie "ilstinst. I nvd a separ ite iemtile dcptirtinont shad -e tonned. bodi sex- s, w e are informed. v iil be a hntttrd to yome under the iinmedia'e instruction of ihe Principal, am! such .i-iM ei s a mav be r-vpaired. V e are i al - named t!i it ;t:i ;i.!vt rti-fmi-mt wdi b- pr. p.uod f, r oar imxt pa; , r under i;tree;:...i .!' the Ho..: d of Tmstei s. iixea.j; t..,' rati - el tut. em. ,x.e. o (n'l'i 'i. .Note patrp irtiiisl to be of the liii.i'fif .V(.-)a;!av Ih'uk. dated at i!ur-iit.-tou, WisCi'.ndii Ttrriiory. are in circulation in tins vicinity. There is no -aeh hist, u, mm that wo know o!". and the uot. s are t.-.iu.'tdeat not w orth one cent. . 'I lie (ahi.-r ol the Indiana Journal pro-'o-e to ptdi.i -h their paper tw iee a week iiurm.r tne eussdnj stt.-i.in, vvhieli will be furni-hed to stibsenbers, during that t me, at ei-e L!:,ir. rial tweiity a: - (me r.-.ii'.l miav 1 'hi 1 -i s '.' that exa.ntai ! 1 An.! 01 i nar e,a r sativ r tucro A'-tvi- I : vi't it's h'Mra .'i-tir, la i:a..ia:i i I;", I ;t;., I'li-a-a ...!.'. la; f '.r. a: , liar- 1. ath h-ua.l I in u r. ..:'a . l' s:e - u r.itiaa s,! :: ! y. t Oi r.' hr, ta.- I'-'.var.l t ",V - v .1 ,! ! a .i';.i:.t v r. ath i!ritj.aa! ,;oc uv a ! a: r:ri- ,..,.';i ., :i.t 'i'iif tr..e.-r :,, v nh ;irai of tai-ne. W .uj!,! oia'i la- llano ia his mi-ht, Ami I ! t-t his i".ir. imij.:,tic faaie:"' At the celebration of the ba't'e of Tippecanoe otMhe 7;h, the: maniiVstat ion f srrali.in, . ( he t M,el pairioiic sen : i men!, w as worth) ,.f the eecii.-iiUl. Military I oieu heri.ie ihiri---. nn,l ,,ve of tiie th- charaevri.-tics (,f the old set do-.-ot Ivn ).: and as ,h - t,-it:te was fomd.t wnhm the aneietit hi.i.ndaries nf this e1(,ie-: tv. and htm dnals of our citizens participate ot its elnry. the occasion was sieved by m:i!.y of the brave a-soeia!. s . llarri.Mm. to do him wa 11 merited honor, and to shew a continued existence of the same f r!in-s which prompted then to protect the country from a' savage f.ie. slid predominate in contempt of etmct: arel party i'dct.-i!ioa. j

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About 10 o'clock, John Ewing, Esq. delivered an appropriate address in the Court House. He adverted to the history of N. Western Territory, the Indian policy of the governinent, the service of Gen. Harrison, the battle of Tippecanoe, and the brave men (Owen, Daviess, White. Clark, Wilson, and hundreds of others) who signalized themselves upon that occasion. Mr. E. particularly dwelt upon the consequenees to the west of the victory achieved, and demonstrated that patriotism and gratittide should now disregard all adherence to the faction in office that Van Buren could not righteously be urged in competition with the hero Harrison - that a defence of freedom, right and state interests as connected with the constitution and laws of the Union, required us in d 'liatiee of all partv fe ha to snst e.i II our friend wliose whole life I.e.: i. en V Ot' to the pu' er lee, an d win a.ume.ant eai'actts" and active virtues, tit led !:;m for the exalted station. The shmUeroiis cfiarres luin.iHiCu a-am t ttie I. patriot. .Mr. llwing liappiiv di.-ised of by rehreuee to his :i,-t; he contrasted tee honesty, eanabtiity and faithful adherence to loo onstltuiion ol Ilanu-oii. Willi ttie sehemmg and deceitful pretences of an llure".. vto a b. tine a w he-.n die hireling edi - tors ol tt reckless partv , now ahtte ami piua e. aitc t' e hero.) an 1 ;!ie 1. una Is hi' has iIcm rv cil'y warn, were riacued fioin the grasp of uuli idow ed ambition and an - Jack paitv sjurit mo-t elVectualK . Mr. Mwiug adverted to the sum rs in la-t week's U isti'i'ti Join, mid the false imuive thin httrged for the celebration, hinting vorv ibel tt.e eastern s'a'es iha-mg the t war, 1 1. "it w as wrong to oeleun or rajoie;tit ot'.r victories over the eaeinv." H mad.' a feeling appeal in conclusion, and rep.tattd the following verses in the M'Fmgal style: W!i, ii w.ir a a.1 .! iaa. r . .aae at' at, A e.i nil imscai! II aa. ir. aial f. "i.i t, We'll call It. is V. Ua.il, t" -:u rep si' 'i'e liici t ;'.! I: .' ht i.i I'l'ltllin ':. t'-N . be! vvhcii tlie Ivule's tt: ii'a is rn. !'.!, 'i'!:.a r-a- w: i a ! i k-aukI ,1, f, a.h 1, i..ll!.Mt:ic He : la n ' i: i in. ait A.:.! tub..: tin i.-r.nersr.ra11,l;.t:,-!lirr's!.r..w ' ... .-lo, never, .iii-iier, merit, patriotism. , . . ,, : gra'itau- ami interest, all all lot tad our: , W e si leet the following fmm rreat ,,' )er el toasts i ham k (!urm" t be in n.1 ,1... Uar. t 1 , t. . 1 , ,1 , , , . 1 i.ii- ... 111 01 tar ..11.1 aa.i i.ixe'iu eoi:u- . , : ... . . . ' 1 ie. ........i.i:- 11 i . : 1 , The memory 1 f thoe who hi! 0:1 the 7 di .a November. 1-1 1 . ! T.nm urviv mg oiheor an! soldiers of th,- hat de ot' 1'ippec: noe. 1 ''':'' r'r .. . .I . a, i. ,-, , r.U:f. ;.a a.-, j.t , -, ;-; 'i i f assailed by enemies both ravage timl cu ilized. hi maiadi has still been onward. 7". r-,av. , " , ' ' M' " A'" ' w.-rshlpped may it net be de. ecrated by eur la'u-rs !t;u ;t am 1 tie mint ce'.e.e. w ho remierrd such essential serv tea to their brave commander at Tippecanoe. :.e .-a.'.g ( ( n't ) ). It w 1ttir.piamtlv at !e.e ! attie o lippecatioe , , ,,- ;, . i... . , . ,1 . , ma Ht.iiti v av e over tb.e Mctorvol ii , ". iiir " ilittiison s tni-n.N in In. liana. ,.- ir it -.-I ' '' Hum son I he s'ate,i, , . i iu... ,i. , , - r i num. the sob-er, the po. r intm s lneml .1, , i , , . , ih.e lneml et t.ae v. a -; may tin vt oide i, . .i a .. ii.t I . ', . . i 1

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ii , . i , 1 :C.a,u mial si at. YJTtS. OP TK2 UI2 COL. BUKFt. Hi low v. iil h- foam! the will of the late Col. Aa;;hn Iuiot. which vv ill doubtless ie perused with inicre-t by most of our ''dors. Wo umhrstaud that the lirst voh.ni.' of ';.';'. Memoirs r are in the ; Mi s .a'-. 1 ! rpers. f.-.r puhhead w el piaea.hlv roue ar about the mi.l.ile of . ov etn. '.','. en- ol the pages I iti 'a.iis.'ript hav e la en su .uaitt-il to our laaaa a,i. and we no net he.ai.,;.' to .--ay that the work will d credit to ihe indu.--try and iut-di-ence i f lis author. From Mr. David long am! iniiuiat- connexion with Col. Hi ;u: and th- pohueai parlies et t'i 1 dav, lit' is ahuiraeiv Wed calculate-. 1 for the ta.-k he has undertaken, and we are sa, islieil that lie Will cotiseicuti -Iv th-eharge the duty imposed upon a' w itiaau being inua.meed' bv fear for

ihe lit. in-:, or atl'ecti.in i f the d-:.d. x. r-'v,-. e- :--. 1, Aaron Hurr. of the city of .N w ork now residing ;,t No. 2il .Na-'sau street. .! make and publish this my hot w ill ami l, a- lament, as l.;'ow s: I appoint Matthew P. Davis, Peter Towmc.nd. nti 1 Henry P. Hdwards. :;!- iernev and counsellor at law mv Fxecut vr. I give the charge and eeotodv ef mv 'private papers to the said M. I,. Davis to be d.sp m1 of al his discre! ;on. I prope.se in a codicil, to be heicunm annexed, to give a li--t of mv debts and to point out the resources from which they are 1 1 be paid. And I authorize mv said executors to settle all suits and claims which I mav have against any person or persons whatsoever, and to give re-eipts and n.p.iiitances thereupon; and to sell my land or real estate to which ! mav h. cntiile.l at the time ef mv death, and to give deeds therefor. And I do hereby revoke and snnn'l all former and oilier wil's and testaments bv m- ma.l u In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed mv name this 21st day of April in the vt-n of our herd, lf-ot. A. IIP PI?. Signed published, &e. in the presence of C HAHLE F. Hil t , Henry Oi-r Taylor.

Whereas, on the tilst day of April, in 'discovered a evade current of water, nearihe year of our Lord IHtJl, I made and , ly 20 feet wide, and ti deep, miming over fub.lished my last will and testament, and 'solid rock. After following the stronm for iherein !cel:irod my intention of making 'a mile, they came to entire skeletons of a codicil thereto. '.Now, in performance men and animals, and aiiero.xauiining them of such intention, I do heiaby make mi l ' th-y judged it best to return to the mouth declare and j ublish this as a co.heil to ray !ef the cavern and procure horses, i-ald Will. " Two days ai'lerwards, they set out ac-aiu; l'irst I five to Hri'ljet Williaitis, the ' the noise of the horses' hoofs was ro-coho-sitin of nine hundred dollars, being ihejcd like thunder ia the lirst cavern; ia the ha!!. mee of monies loft in mv hands frri'-Jd it was much louder, &. in the .'hi, it was

this purpose, with which I direct my llxecniors to purchase an annuity, payable to her dm iu;r In r liatural life, payable ipiarterly. second I givf my two daughters know n

by the names if Frances Ann. aged abolition account of th- echo. They had pro- : iv ears, now residing with Mrs. I'ran-jbably reached soma local point, w leu ee s Watson, and under the immediate cere ; tin ir whispers to each other had a hue I of ic r daughter. Mrs. Sarah Miudiomc . strange and tern tie scut:,!, and :i little after.

d'omhin--; the other daughter iruied llliz-jthe sneezing of one oi' their horses, re-a-cth. heitur about the age of thw o veais, '.'Otinded throitgu t.ha- immense vaaiit, and

now residing with Mis. Cauviie'.ta ( 'on!. - !in. both well known to Henry . 'i'av lor i al! Ifie n--t aiul resurn s ol tin es;.it', both j real a::.! personal, to the sun iv or of them, thei r le i r :m laM-us. f r i'Vi r. .Neverthe!. I give to mint 1 ( 'oi ii. t wo hum :!:a d dollars, being in com-eh ree e:i 1 ;ai act of great lihealitv shov n tow. r;U m j m re than twenty years ago. I rearm j tliat it has m't been in mv p' var al an rai h'-r d.ate t. give any cv i-.b :tc: of my g'.au..mdi' toward him. In te-'dmonv 1 v, he: col' I have hereunto ? usbcribi d mv 'name ibis 11 dav ef J.maaiv, ll-f-."). A. HI hi;. Signed, ek c. in tlie pie-a nee of 1 1 it.XKV ( .- 'Alt 'I'.w l o;;, ( hi v Itl i s T. ! I :i.i.. 1. Aaron !!mr; of the o.st Vdard of tiie ew ork. do make and publislt this as a .fur'.!:! r codicil to mv will dated the -1st 'dav of April, i'l the ear IStil. i . hi in I give to the d ike do lar.-ano. Iraitc or wlui Ii lie has mv not paeahle w nhout interest, whien sum be advanced me in the most liberal s;n 1 delicate maiini r. hav ii,g h-a. nt. as I was after ward informed, bv the e t;ra ted Mon sieur Pits o. direct cur (leueral l!esnuesscr at Paris, v i.ieli I mueii regret liiat it has not lie. n sooner in my power to repay and which 1 new beg him to receive with , m v thaims. , ,,,,,, . 1 direct tliat all mv private papers, ex pt law paper, appertaining to suits now :: ndill '. to he di lili red In niv frteoi ..' . .... ... . i.iiaeioew i,. imvis, 10 ee no u s-.i el at ' i.; . ,ia ,; l; 1 : 01- n 1111:1 win 1 uasj nun. ne 1 ( ii ueiess to i.eatrov -r to ik lmr to the parties 1:1- , .in i i i t.-re.- t.al an such as mav m In estimation he eahmkma! ! et i:ijurio;;-y ill.' fa . ing of iiulividaals. against whom 1 have n-'oeir.; hunt. In v. iPiess whereof, I h .ve hitami'o set mv ham! OvO. this -jOth dav of July, 1 ,:;.-. ' A. P.FPP. Sigu-d. pnbiislted, ike. iti the presence of A. II. Hoaciv, M. !).. ? II. (. Twi.ei:. The further codicil to the Will of Aaron Purr, da ed the -1st dav of April. Istil:- .. , . .. . , 1 - 1 1 111. .u i 1 uiiei 1 .::iu .iu 1 in, j e anil s 10 e given to mv two ilaugi.ters upon the av of ih; ir marriage; m the mean time to be in en!odv of mv fiieml and kinsman. 'I'he.l i.i:i i'r. v.-si, by whom the div i- ion is to be ma le. It. ... I ,ri. ii.-...-,- I. 1. . . . - b'niks ami maps ami wearing anpare be- , 1 , 7 . ' 1 , I longim: to me as intiv be touud m mv house I , , , at my ueath. ,,- , . ,. . . ,,. Item. 1 give to mv lneml and kinsman h,,, , ., , . ,. . , I lu ilo.-ia 1 rovost, the picture ( mv daumi- . , , - 1 , . ,, . 'ter w hich is enamelled on ;i t lima cun. cr oi m veoow in sK. Iti tesumotiv , ,. . ; , , ., , - w iiereoi. i nave neretnr.o siiie-creieu mv na.ue.ye., this -J7t!i dav of J teceni' r lStio. A. IHTHi. Signed am! p'.ibli.-liet! in the pe.-etteo nf ( h.nitx II. Ilnv, .t:ds.. I IllMJV t !l'A!t T.U I.I'R. 5 ." :;.; rr ;:)' I uouvs ii. iliNonce m eie this pre.iia'ioti: "We 1st look forw ard to the ti il -. A hall . Hie p u:i- r-vt ie Vi 1.1 h- ,' a ' ileu'ileu; v. lien the nil and military officer t-f tlie Federal ( Jo vern men t wi 1 !- y uadruph d; w hen its iathaenee oier individual will he multiplied to an indefinite ..lent: when the nomination by the President can carry any man through the Senate, and Ids recommendation carry any iti-a.s.tre thr.-agh i!u " Houses of Coegres-; w hati th. l",:,,'il,,! "d" mhlic acii-,a will he ope:: ind a -w ed the Pr. - t.leni wants me (C, an 1 I want his puts--nag.- I w ill v-t- a j he wish.es, am! he will give me the ohh-e I wi-h fir. What will this lie but the government of mm man? Ami what is thegovernment of one man but a monaachv? Name ar" nnthti'ig. The mi'ure of a thing is iti its sa!!:meo. and the name s-ei: aacoiumodate itself to ih- sed -situiee." CATSSN IM: TUP. UiVLALZ:!! KOUriDining the last a-asen. as we are infu med by a Hrahmin. sonic Ilimlon travellers, having ascended the pritieipa.l Himah h mountain, winch i live mile high,, ahem! a quarter of this distance, stopped to rest on tlie spur which juts out towards ihe west. There, while walking about, our informant states that lie discovered a subterranean aperture, w hich proved, on inspection, to bo '.'0 feet high, and lu wide, all of the finest marble, and wilhin was a capacious and perfectly hemispherical apartment ah.out :?:l) feet high. II- now returned to his companions, who all agreed to explore the subterranean cavern procuring suitable articles front a village ( igh.t mile's distant. Next day. they entered the cavern and proceeding east 200 vanls. entered another by an aperture a? large as the first. They travelled nearly three miles across this, with a gentle aeent and entered another, in which after five miles travel thev1

so deafening, that they dar.-t only continue at a very slow pace: after crossing the brook, at about IK miles from the entrance, they came to a fourth cavern, w lore liny

left their horses, and proceeded ban ha t i ' m ule the partv. by its elf. -vis. if proceeding furthi r. They returned ::j:ai I .o the externa! v. u e.l: but th-v ha', e ma.l-1 some wonderful discoveries, which they will mibhsu CaUitfo i;z(!!c. I'r (i;iJ C' i. lu Peiiiisv Ivimia the test of an Pt;re:i Ibanocraev is i.i lini to hanks. In ? i w ork it is clini.u : w i'di banks, Pift. r fi.'fi Ihe it'.'ia.is. We have no news of jiea.ee or the prospects of peace with the Sou'hera Indians to puh'uh. We v ish we had and that facts would now authorise us to say, that the blood of our eitizt us ami our fellow men had censed to llovv. We have, however, a fev. winds to say about I'tacr with .' f ..'- We are at war with them, and there will, sooner or later, be a termination to that war on which victory will lie, who can doubt? We may talk as we p'ease about the honor of a great and magnanimous nation being concerned in resenting injuries, and exterminating aggreors e mav spin out what subtillies we plea ;o abniit the rights of nature and the laws ef nations, and weave them too as ingeniously as we can: but this will not alter the truth; ami long niter tin: tletnl an; mincii. ami the held ol battle coven 0. as some ot them will probably be, with crops or habitations, the real nature of this war w ill be the same ns it now is, am! some body wi'l vet have to account, not only lor its on on but for its progte.-.s aeei eonelu.-ii s: Anyc'TeQEjy ruts 7j ii-', C flit i e i ty p. . n ; . l n ; I iHiLuhij! SCAVi: just received .rein l'iiii.i b'l-.hi t. :ul 3 .eiv V.M-fc, in :i'Miti"ii to l!n ir f .rnu r stei k. u s-!i-Tii!i 1 n ..--.erl'it.-i.t et' si.i'.abl" f r thV A.iAi .i.ii Sa, J i.o . r 7 " s -r. , '-oasi-tia ia part ef Si'p. D.'nr, li'm I; Ir ;;;, Mi.rsu. t;n! (;.'.. re,', ircJ ( ': .v. Sup. lilac, JJfark, I.'roica, ''r!"':!a:):' 77 g r r 1 1 ('flsniiurrts, St'p. Ji'ta. lilai-k, Jlire-I, Si ripe J t:n! Figured Siilhiefs, J'ilol Ci'nl.'is, lttttie n'ee?).s on, I Jeans, '(-.'.', Sintnsiltnrii. Silk, SaHin, fitli iu i,t, a:vl nl'ii r i'v,g., I'itm.i-.)-, Ifn- i'iy, (llovrs, .y.-. ye. . 1 inirnfi'i of rut hptiut le Clnlkint:. Oiler .',;, a.i. I ol'ur Far Cups:, ('alhirs, ipa. Fearer Ha fx, of xi'j-f r!;r tp.'etHti;, Scat Skl.-i .Cap's. ;.-,,.. ,,.- ALSO, a good assortment of -4a i i ri ii)o Jf - i S C AsM J T i ii 5 r y f.:.ir-- real ih:-. ail ef u hi. U is nav.- i.i",'. r-;', at Jew pri-a s. at their store on Maihi t-slrc t. epp-- it the lint. I of J. C dark, fail and cvniaie' i'-r iiur-vlt.s. jV. I!. An nppi .aiiie.' to ('ie Tuilni Par Pa in- s ls;iiite.. .A IJ-v Iran tin' rena-trv, 11 or I. ears tu" n-r.? wou!-1. 1-- j rrf. rre 1. J. I!. MAiiTirV. Vin.-piuii-s. k'ov. lOih, l-,i; i t-.f. rNtidttns i.i:

Y virtue of four writs if I'i. 1'a. to'menl: and those having claims ag..in-t th (i j5 me directed from the Clerk's ( Mliee saum. ar notitied to present tiiem duly taint' the. Knox Circuit Court, 1 will offer at tfeai'ica'ad for settlement. ''!.' sai I t -

public stile before the Court House door in. Yinoenm-s. on .Monday the nth day ofj

December, A. D. 1 Still, between tin hours Nov. lOi'i, l;b". Jl-.'Jt. of 10 A. M. and I P. M. agreeably to the J - third section of tlie law su! jecting real A P.MIMSTU VTOIi's H '.!,!'. and personal estate to execution, all the r.nTK 'K i. p., r. by then tlmt I wi'l i ".p--t-right, title and interest nf Jacob Anthis in feg ai-' t pai li-' am ti ai on s..turdny P.c Tad the following tracts of land, situate in ''''' ' 'b'-cci'-cr n.-t. at't!..' l..te r. - i.b i .- . John Knox county, ami known and designated l;T ,'''"' '')' Uc 1" r""!l1 ! 'i'-:v . "f the a- location .No, 1 1 1, containing 1 bv) acres 'd. " "i'l'iii' '' ' in township 1, north range 1 1 west al , 200 acres, survey o. H. in same townj TTrN '7 Vc -f ? f ' ' "i' &i f .hi .:. .:.! i :.. C 7 ? ? d , X-.h.

.on. einia. .in.. tin i.;e ii-iit, line- ..ii-1 in- ... .. . .. terest ol Jolm A. Viike.-eil, m 1110 acres,! survey . 10 west also ;dl the riglit, title and iu'ercst of (larret V. Mikesell, in 10 acres. ... v.. ii .,e e. : ... .n . a. l iwi .,.1. ... in viim iiaeuon lowusiill 1, north ranrm 10 west, with the appur - tenances thereunto belonging, taken on the following executions, to-wit: One in favor of Hubert Smith and Thomas J. Carson. r. Hiram W. Mikesell, Jacob ,n-! his. John A. Mike.-ed and (J arret W. Mikesell ou" in favor of the Waba!i ' Insurance Company, ?.. Jacob Anthis and j John A. Mikesell one in favor of John. Shtrnklin ami William Caldwell, rv. HiJ

ram AV. Mikesell and Jaeoh Anthi the s found on IV state road, on Fiat (h.-ik other in favor of Henry O'Neal v ; Hi- fc P.ri.'jo. about the 2ih of A.-m.-t last, a laram W. Mikesell, Jacob Anthis, J,hn A . 't''"ilIK ""'"'"' "'"icr --aa !,:,vP. byjealli,

Mikesell. Jolm Anthis and Ceonr,. ,1,U ZACH. PPIJ.IAM, Sh'ff. K. C, Vinccnnc; Nov. 10, 130 2t-3t.

rnMlfl Fuberiber having associated Pob-"-ert .. Charnan with him in his store, the business hereafter will lie conducted under the linn of Homier iV (larnan. I). S. llONMlli. Viitcraaes, yv. 10th, IS3(J.

Fall and Winter GOODS. BONNER AND CARNAN, JUST receiving and opening direct from the Eastern cities, a large stock of BRITISH, FRENCH , & AMERICAN, DRY GOODS, consisting in part of the following articles, viz: Sap. Hh e. Id . eh. Ca rta P,...b. Clare', Mix'd ate! Cher ( d.-tbs, l iah!. Drub, .he. Ciimtiti-i. Car sin :;!,'. ikf. A.c. IP av v i-'iit-hiiig-:, Pearskiits an.! Pih.t i h d.a.l..r (;er.u tits. 3' ft! pi . cis Hrjii?!:, Pr: neh ntul American P. it.' :. Pii.iti am! figured Mmiuors, Lac-am! Mmiins, Ik ::ch ivuh d cr ( cedars, ic, Pigmv.l and plain li.,bb;;,:-;ts. Swias, Midi, Jackoii'.tt and Hook .MusIms, Dace, (ie.illiegs, Fdrin-;, and la: a : .- iugs. Plain and Figured Silks, Handsome new stvie H.mnct Pi'.' and Ihltmsis, Suk, Pdoml (hmze. Fancy Shaw!:, Hantikt rchi. is. Veils, iVc 1 Aienno .haw and Iiau.lkeri Shawls chief-, (hchmcre an i'ntssi-n ilamlk. rehh f-, heh kite a :. ih: -i.-, ed and U'dae a !:; ,! Pruu h, -rs, 11. PeveiaeeM' 1 kias:;.d !!,;i'. 'i: ', !.s, i';.;z-s at.il 1 'lamu Is. ( 'hecks, ' i - ,r (hive:-. V silt; variety. d Ilnsmrv in a gr, .. lit. 11. and It' ,.', - ! ; ,.(.v J ; 1 . . , k t t Maekaiiaw ami IVim ihat.h. . Twenty i":a ef i o a ,;u,l a h a a. Silk .:-. !'.:. and Seal Skiti Cap Ladies' and Mi.-, , Stn.-.v, 'i'u. : ..a Shaker Bonnets, Hardware and Cutlery of almost every description, Twenty-five half chests of Teas, Young Hyson, Imperial, and Gun-Powder, 7ma i f I toll-:-., Soh- Together with almost every article in demand; all of which will be sold as cheap and upon as accommodating terms as they can be had in this place. BONNER & CARNAN, N..v. I-';::. !s.i,;i-!i WHOLESALE STORE Evansville, Indiana. A. B. Carpenter & Co., HAVE now received their Fall supply of Dry Goods, nooi s, snoKs, hats, .1LSO, saia.r happwaih: ci'tpi:pv. Tin ir .-e.i u - re j ei- !. 1 -i J 1 x . la.-ii !;f v P.-- r.en at: 1 pa. Uri' (in ta ! 1. aO i 1 e.id Yuri, : ad 1 ' . -1 n tlieirsto. lv is . : v -1 i.er.d ia i!i:-il.", ae-e-t iiae, thev feel w ,'irraati-,! ia mv iag lr.an t!:r leiililii r in wlii. li they pur- ii isr.! tin ir i-e.i-. that '! ev w ill sell their ir-nds ;i 1 vv a 1.1:1 hi- j i:n lia.- .1 i.t anviitv west of the laeeetai,.':. Merchant.! arc tospc. tfuliv iav ia .! te. rail and ev;in.!!.e tli.-ir sf l;. Tie y ','.! pay t'l .-. ,::-, , r f,,r Cua-a f. .nV i rs ih iiM 1, .1 ia 1! a:e '. Pie, lad. A. !t. 'A;U KVmi rx Co. v.-. v 1. u ; . :;--b A I 3! f I T I ! A i ( 1 li's i. - iH l '. "'f)''iCi; i-; hen by given that th" iitix dersigned lias taKcn out letter of administration mi the estate of John Il.irvv, late of Knox County. Slate of Indiana, dec'.!. All p; rsons indebted to said e.-tat are re.p.'.ested to make iinniedia'.e raorlate is suppose! to le solvent. SIM! '.O.N ROOT. a j w ' fi-retfr kg II -vn " ll VJ! .. a'r Vij. mj tt a, K. ZJ ' it i - - i f rrvi , lIA Jnm '' j 111 ,I:0 - ,:'r'J'M ri"lS "' UU' Far"""-r 1 t''n-'! IIiscl,o1 1 Ffn-ilvrc, -r. -r. A credit of tvv. Ivr months v ill It i ivrn -.ri nil s:i"w -f three dollar ne.d upv ar.!, the i i.r hat1'1" "t(' nI'i" ,v.-a s. reai: M'dKu.X b'ftiT. -Nov. lia'a, C -t.t. CLOAK rOl'M). tlie Mi!,-- -riber seven miles caat f ' ' i " , " d ' " v im-rnn.-s. on uu: loan leai.in- noin 1,1. ( rules to J,ouisillp JAt'OD WAKNEK.' Octohpr lath. 12r,20-tf. .1. . - . . i i . .. l: . - c , -