The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 4, Number 51, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 March 1828 — Page 3

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The l-ouse of Representatives i^rs the above facts to be printed, le Committee to whom they are jfierred contrary to all usage, keep (tek the facts, until they have been ?, by disarrangement, and re-ar-InseEient, and every other kind of pui^meat, so to change their benrperplex the public mind, Ed p'twnt it -rom settling down in |v positive conclusion as to the guilt innocence of the party implied

I—Inference The Committee find it impossible to whitewash GenJackson by any ordinary promd therefore adopted the ues [nte expedient of trampling upon |e immemorial practice,and implied '.soime.^louse to wash the Ethivvl.ite dfe-* -I'M 13 \Hen Mr. RAYTON rOBe to pee an amenumer.t to the resolution aired by the (.'hairman of the com-1 jn'ttee with a view to add to the facts, which the report was appended, di oilier lacts as will be shown by [fc

new

documents called for by Mr iavxe, and which that gentleman itsdmi^ht be expected immediate* i^r ickliffe, a go tlw whole liend of genial Jackson, called the prions rpiesttifo—a call which was plained by all the go-lhe wholes of sarre s:lo Tnference:—The new ps would ha-e been more than suficntlo prevent all that was intended effected by the sophistry ol J'report, and thejirc• arrangement triads.

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THR he|rS

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appl_y

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,oFv !pa, and every par!. If

this naval force, t-

li|icrea/'(l, (he increase of our lfcCSZ well as with a view te "nf our coast, has been

(!eff,ire^sr«.

the practice of the

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Hiiii the tavorite policy .(T"1,1011 ]t has the authority the universal sane^'''nation. Mr. "off ot

,jie last two days

p,nSU/»IiIar«»oroordefence

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the appropriation bill.

"I" lis attempt to reduce

has

faded and the

our Navy ha, thus far

?e' „3«ault of a miserable or i'11-••i-pPtpd economy-

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Le in the ser''l''\iir ri*in£

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require5, we

°obe.^»-tl II •'.u7

crind tt» require our

^.hravethelury oi the cle l15'

the

hostility ot climate,

h^le^v.Hhaufbein^ alio*I2M •. tod and urivaand pri will occa:„y ctalljt! wllicll „rc then, to the. enjoy

hret'Ze of popular lavor. abridge the ''few and

vtirt the ItU'inp's

"t men under

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,r navyrfqairM,asit deserves Spring care of l»»e government .proud stock, Irom which will venl-jnt and 'unpenning lau-

insects which endtav-

^iKt their existence by des. its branches will have fallen earth and he lorgottcn.

ipTS AND INFERENCES. |l

One

hundred and eight memjf (he House of Representatives Ivied bv their vote ot Monday, ,,t jje people ou^iit not to be trustthe perus ot the act rela|f to the Court Martial at Mobile, frl! they should be accompained by nimentary prepared by the friend.-, heral Jackson —Inference: The facts submitted to au intelliLpPople, would have overthrown jcharacter, and destroyed the am|iou5 hopes of the General

Jenckes, for-

C(,unt$jdeceased,

are

l,ri-0N notilieil, thattjjihe subscriber

to the ('ij^r.uit Court, at

!lex^,?essiofi.

to beholden in this

wnon the second Monday in April a division of »he Estate of L11,. amoj^ said heirs acI

to their respective rights. JOSEPH s. JEXCK.ES.

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WHOM lT~M~\Y~CON(KUN, GREETING. KNow ye application will

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12ABETH I1EXDRY.

Country Sugar

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in payment of

n. debts due this

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TEllRM-HAUTE:

SAruRDAr\ MA 15, 1828.

It will be seen that Thomas Ji Blake is true to his trust—that he is open, manly and firm in support of those principles he avowed, immediately preceding his election and indefatigable iu support of the best interests of his country and the immediate distiict he represents. J^Whilo lie is thus exerting himself -s°me few persons are striving to i:iit-e an opposition to supplant him, merely because he supports the principles he avowed he wouhJsupport pre vions to leaving home Lei honest, liberal and patriotic me- be ou their guard against imposition. "*0-

,« I have recently learned by a letter from New Voile, to a gentleman in this county, that huac Swayz? of ^Niagara, Upper Canada is ho mure.

CCMMTNICAI F-D.

The Post Master lioneral has established a Post Office, which he ha? named Kluiudgk, in the Eastern part of Edgar county, 111. and appointed Eibridge G. Howe Postmaster. Alexander Ewing 2nd is as sistant, and the office will be kept at his house 10 miles \Y. N. \Y. ot Ttr-re-Ilaute.

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rom the National Journal

DEATH OF GOVERNOR CLINTON. With feeling® of deep conccrn. we have this day to announce t!i( death of Lfe Witt Clinton, Governor of New-York. This melancholy ev-4»nt took place on the evening uf Monday, February 11, and tin particulars are thus givt-n in thr Commercial Advertiser of Fiiday

He had discharged his official duties during the day, and written sev •ral letters in the course of the afternoon. About seven o'clock in the evening he was sitting in h^ study, conversing with two of his sons, when his head suddenly fell backwards, and he died almost instantly. lho interval between the attack and the arrival of Or. Iky, the physician, at which time life was extinct, was not more than ten minutes It ia supposed that he died from a sudden rupture of one of th* large blood vessels. The news immediately spicad through the city Albany, and an intense and painful sensation was cxcited, while the in habitants remained in suspense as

the result of the calamity. An immense crowd occupied the house anw its precincts during the ev.-nn.^ Means of resuscitation were inet fectually employed to a late hour. A deep gloom prrvaded the city on the following morning. The Senate and House of Assembly adjourned after making arrangements for the order of the funera', which was to take place at 2 o'clock yrsferdiv.

The loss is not only to New-York it is a national loss. Yet lie is not lost for he has left a rich reputation behind him. The fame of our distinguished citizens constitutes thf most precious of the materials of our national renown anil the fame of De Witt Clinton has already Ira versed all climes it is known as far as science and letters have shed their lights on mankind it will accompany the march of time to the lateb: ages, becoming blighter as it pro ceeds, from the accumulated tiibutc^ with which posterity will adorn it It is a circumstance worthy of re mark, that Governor Clinton had accepted the task of pronouncing an eul gy on the deceased Emmett

The appointed eulogucr now sleep*

with

next term of the

lar Circuit Court, to said Court, 1

app0int

three Commissioners to

g" «vtid tot over to the widow ot nies Hendry, late of Parke county, eased, the dower to which she is *a"y entitled out of the real Es,®wf said Hendry.

the chosen subject of his eulogy. Other orato must now pronounce the eulogies on both The heat so lately occupied by Governor Clinton will for the present be filled by the Lieutenant Governor but the space which he has long occupied in the eye ot the nation, it will be long belore another citizen ol that State—prolific as uhe is iu greatness —can arise to till. "v*

Mr. Butler, one of the Representatives for Aibany, and a political opponent of tfcie deceased, in a very chaste and merited euiogium prefaced the resolutions to appoint a committed to conduct the funeial, and to pay other inaiks of respect, which he submitted to the Assembly, and which were unanimously adopted in both Houses. The Courts in the city of New-York adjourned im mediately on the mejatichoty being announced.

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Electors of Indiana.

Of Presidents Yipe President U. S. JJgreed upon by the Conventions met at Indianapolist Jan.

1828.

FOR J. Q. ADAMS.

JOSEPH ORR, of Putnam County JOHN WATTS, of Dearborn co JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEW of

Clarke &•* .* ISAAC MONTGOMERY of Gibson. *'i

FOR Gen. JACKSON.

BE N A IN V. HE S of Kno.v co. E S S E I) iiAM) of Jackson do. Jioss S I S of Union do

A IV O O N of Warrick do W I I A O W E of Monroe.% do.

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Jiugust Election.

For the Counties of Sullivan, Yigd,

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For the Senate^

.. WILLIAM C. LINTON. ,,t For Vigo County 1 Representative, NATHANIEL HUNTINGTON

DIED On the 8th iost Mrs Peters, consort of Mr. Peters of this village.

On the Dth, Mrs. Margaret

Mili er, Consort of Mr. Joseph Miller. y* On the 13th Mr Benjamin Johnson, of Honey Creek,

By the President of the

UNITED S TA TES 1:

llN pursuance of law, I. John Quin cy Adams. President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known, that a public sale will be held at the Land OJjice at Washita, in the State of Louisiana, on the Second Monday in June next. for the disposal of the Lands of the ^hited States iu the following townships and fractional townships in the Laud District North of Ued. River, to wit: "J

Townships Five and Seven, of Range One East,'_ Townships Four. Five, Sir Seven and Hight, of Range 'Two, East.

Townships. Four} Five and Eight, of Ilange Three. East Fractional Township Three, of Range -Sir East

Fractional Townships One, Two and Three, of Range Seven East. Fractional Townships Two and three of Range Eight, East

Fractional Township Nine, fof Range Eleven, East Township Seven,^ of Ranges One and Two. West.' T*

The Lands reserved by law for the use of Schools, or for other purposes, will be excluded from Sale, which will proceed in the order above designated, beginning with the lowest number of section in each Township

Given under rr.v hand, at the City of Washington, this 1 1th day of February, A. 18«8. v'- JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

By the President: £*.- GEO GRAHAM, Commissioner of the General Land

Office **/,*, gC7»Printers of the Laws of the United States are requested to pub lish the foregoing Proclamation oncc a week until the day of sale.

February 19—oltd

NOTICE.

T'fie late E I A O S maHufacfurer of the "SUPERIOR, DURABLE

RAZOR STRAP,"

Having communicated to me the art of making those STRAP'S for the benefit of myself and the public generally I shall continue to manufacture them, at my factory in Terre-Haute, where I have and will continue to keep on hand a constant supply, wholesale and retail. !*.,

N. B. I have succeeded in making such an improvement as will enable me to warrant them for

when

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Dcming,

John F. Cruftf L. II. Scott, Robert Wilsont E. TUlotson, C. Gilbert, S. S. Collelt, S Wright,

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years

they have careful usage this

improvement also causes the strap to keep a smooth edge upon the instrument while it cuts it down as fast ^s formerly.

J. W. OSBORN.

Having used Levi Jacobs' improved, durable Razor Straps we certify that they exceed in excellence and durability any strap we have ever used, and freely recommend them as useful and valuable to all those who may have use for such an ar tide,

Moses lloggattf David Linton, J). //. Johnson, U. S. JlVCabe, L. S. Shuler,

Early,

T. II. Clarke, •Jl. L. Chase,

James Farringt on, F. Cunningham, Israel' Harrist Jinwry Kinney, John liritton, S. M'QuiUfint .. John Campbell, Jl. Ilotchkiss, Chester Tattle, N. Huntingtont II. Allen, a C. B. Modesitt, Veter Allen*

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C.T.NobU

Informs the inhabitants of'Terre Ilaute, and its vicimty, thjit he ...will on Monday, the l/th ... inst. co-acnence a com'j- mon

Englhh School

in the house formerly occupied foi the same purpose by Mtf, Rathbjne Terre-Haute, March /±4 —2w.

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Historical and Geoghaphical. ivII'll Ay

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[Parker's

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EQUAL TO SWAIM'S OR tNI OTHER, AND $

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For the Cure of

Rheumatism, Liver ComplaintrUlcers, 1 -Mercurial, and Syphilitic Diseases

Likewise, complaints arisingjroiti will be attended to.

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:t .' ii 1st- This work will contain all that has been noticed by other Geographers, together ith a more minute description of the United States, than has yet appeared 2nd A particular description of the Western States, including Louisiana, with an explanation of the origin of that people who constructed the remarkable Fortifications found in the interior country 3rd. A succinct account of the rise arid progress of each "tate and Na lion upon the whole earth, Historical and Geographical, with questions upon the Maps for each, by way of il lustration. 4th A sketch of the Revolution in Greece. 5th. The ATLAS accompanying this Geography will be quarto, on good paper handsomely painted, and contain nine Maps, viz:—I Map of the World: II. North America: III. The United States: which will be much improved, particularly the Western Section, and extending to the Western Ocean, designating the boundary lines as settled with Spain and England—also, discoveries, settlements aud military posts upon the Missouri—together with the discoveries upon the olumbia river, he IV ^outh America: Y. Europe VI British Isles: VII Asia: VI11 Africa: IX. Palestine Onthefi.ce of all the Maps will be exnibited the height of of Mountains, length of Rivers, and situation of every Missionary establishment now formed

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resents the Hydra subdued cules, with a Masonic emblem above This PANACEA is ^(^. al -.x.jy j" in use: it is pleasant to the taste. a ct requires no alteration iri the diet— spirituous liquors to be avndad

The proprietor is aw., want of proper 'ind cert in'nf»•mation,his medicine n\»v persons be ranked amongst ii03,r ns vended by numerous ejnpirics.^of th& day but he has the sati --faction of know ing that upon trial these opinion"* -,'iil i" vanish, and give place, to conviction of its superior merits To pretfn«l A, that all and every disease fo whicri the human constitution is

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