Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 20, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 June 1822 — Page 3
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V r YC E Y. :.?, j u x e 15,1822. 1 he ludowing gentlemen have offered their services to the people at the ensuing August election, as follows: FOR GOVERNOR. WILLIAM HE.Yl) RICA'S, IIENTENANT GOVERNOR. WILLIAM POLKE, R if CLIFF n JOXy ERASMUS POWELL, DAVID MAXWELL. congress First District. CHARLES DEWEY, WILLIA M PRI.YCE, Zefiresentatives for Daviss and Martin On nin. JOSEPH WARNFR, WILLIAM II. ROUT!-. For Kvor County GENl. W. JOHNSTONS BEN J VMIN V. BECK AS. JOHN L WV. Wc have been requested to give the following names as candidates for otTicc
in the state- of Illinois. For Gwmor. JOSEH PHILLIPS, EDWARD COLES, J vIKS . mooui;. THOM AS C. BR UVNE. For Lt. G vrrnor ADOLPIIUs v HUBBARD, JWIES LE ' JEN, junr. JOHN G. LOFTON, Rcfiresmtativc for Lawrence county. V J. B HAD LEY, A CARNES, Sheriff for Lawrence county. HENRY DUBOIS,
paid the great debt of nature at the advanced ae of 93 years, 8 months and 21 ays. He died at Manchester, on the hanks of the Merrimack, and his funeral was attended by a great concourse of people. He was the last surviving general otliccr of the revolution, and his character in private life was unblemishedMies' Register, DOMESTIC GOODS. We noticed, sometime since, the nrais-
worthy proceedings of many ladies oM
Washington county, in Pennsylvania, to encoujage the csnsumption of domestic manuiacturcs and it annears that aboiit
one hundred young men lately met at
v-ross creek, in the samc.countv. and
entered into the following resolution i ,
Resolved. That wc will, in navinrr nnr
auurcssts to tuc young ladies, rive the
most marked preference to such as cloth themselves in homespun, and make use
oi articles the growth of our own coun-
trv
" The duce is in it, " provided these resolutions tre maintained on both sides Hit docs not become fashionable in this
country to be clothed in homesnnn. But
indeed, thert are many .formers in Pennsylvania and New-York, cc worth more than 50,000 dollars, who hardlv exnend
I 0 dollars a year ior foreign articles of
cioining ; and hy hundreds of others, their daughters are required to make as much homespun goods bevond the family wants as will furnish themselves with such imported things as they desire to have. The present pinching times are doing wonders for the good of the country. The pressure will pass away through economy and industry, but the benefit of it will remain with us, to build up a home pride, and exalt the national feeling.
From the Privdmce Journal. LA ! EST FROM CAVTOM. Th Qiiin Grn. Hamilton, Bacon, ar
& IIU W 4 J -w . . - , rived at this port yesterday, in W 2 days
ircm Canton. W c are luuenieu 10 ine f thr Snncrrartro. Mr. Wil-
Ham Cooke, for the following intelli-J The London St tcsman suspects Minisgence : t ! tcrs from their hurrying the Stock Law, When the news reached Canton, that i have some information which would afthe British fiigitc had fired upon and feet the funds if generally known. Mr.
lulled several Chinese, they, as usual in I icrncy suggested the same idea in Par-
The expectations of war between Russia and I urkev seems to have incieascd.
1 he Courier now inclines to this side.
(crs interesting, tn thenv I im.; the manner in which tlu art of the lat legislature laying off reads and appropriating the 3 pr ct. fund L cxccuted.'shoiild be
made known to tin m so far as possible J That impolitic and injurious act wastintr !
the kinds fhich were originally intended j .1 r. . . I
io ocnttit posterity, is ol itscit cause sut ficient for general dispieasuic : but it does appear to me the manner the reviewers of roads under it aic acting is calculated to aggravate the calamity.
i or instance, the. new road horn 'mcenncs to Ten e Haute as now marked would lequiiean appropriation of more of the peoples money to render it even passable one half the year, than would in
my opinio be sufficient to clear a good channel for the same distance in the Wabash river. This is the opinion of the people generally acquainted with the ground over which the road js carried. In progressing with the road from Emlson's mill, to Carlisle, it runs through quagmires, quick -sands and swamps 'a considerable part of the way- and from Mcrom to Terre-IIaute, they have taken a route ih rough the swamps near Gordon Town, which the whole sum appropriated on the road from Evansvillc to Terrc Haute would not be adequate to make a good road ; indeed in the opinion of some intelligent citizens one hundred thousand dollars would nnt hr
enough to finish a passable, dry road from Mr. Emison's to f en g Haute ti e route this new road is marked. I will not charge the legislators who passed the act with wilfully abusing their trust. nor shall I charge the reviewers with being influenced by their own or th-ir friends interests in taking the road the way they have, but I cannot at the same time as a citizen whose rights and freedom are guaranteed to him, refrain from expressing most unequivocally niv displeasure with each I am respectfully your obedient crv't. JOHN DULEY.
Notice.
such cases, demanded an cqu.nl number of English to be delivered to them to be put toleath This was refused on the p.trt of the English. The trade was immediately stopped. Determined not to give up their men, as demanded, the Company (supercargoes) resolved to quit the factory, and take refuge on board their ships. The Cnhose. did not believe, at first, that they were serious, r.nd concluded tlu y were only making a feint Finding, however, that their flag was struck, and thsir wives and families lia d left Maeoa, that the treasures were embarked, imd all the shipping had dropped down to the second bar, they became seriously alarmed. The Vice Roy had gone so far as to promise that the trade inight go on as In fore, on condition, that vrhen the English ships should have arrived in their own country, that they should relate the affair to their sovereign.
ntitl nvt vrar' thev muzht brine: the
t I I V I 1 K A V T i I " " " " - - , specified number of Englishmen, to be butcnertd according to their absurd laws. Two dap before the Gen Hamilton sailed, the' Hong merchants, in a body, had gone down to endeavour to settle niattcis; but, at the time of sailing, no settlement had taken place. The Brinish supercargoes have be hived with the greatest firmness and resolution, and seem determined to project their countrymen from those unjust laws, "which consider an accidental homicide, rs equal to a deliberate murder. LATE FROM CARRACCAS. Our very attentive and obliging correspondents al lguira and Carraccas hive forwarded us with their usual promptitude, a variety of papers S;c. by the Ringer arrived at New -York. We hasten to lay before our readers the following from La Guayra, dated Apiil 22, (and the following from the same place) dated Aptil 2 Also the subsequent from Carraccas, under date of April 2 8 : L Guayra, April 22, 822. Dispatches have h en this moment received from Coto. communicating the welcome intelligence that Gen Morales,
in attempting the reduction ol that neigh-
lament, and avowed his expectation of War. The prospect brightens " that Greece 'ill come forward as an independent power. Persia is said to have issued a formal declaration of war against Turkey. A rnectingis to be held in London to consider of the general distress, and petition for a i eduction of the public burdens. The disturbances in Ireland continue There had been numerous arrests and executions. The insurrection law hand been put in force An act had been passed, the object of which was said to be to disirm the Irish, and to prevent them from obtaining arms. The London Sun recommends to the French Government to confiscate all Napoleon's property in France, and bestow it oi! the emigrants It adds, that the house of Baring St Co. has a considerable amount of his property, with which the French authorities cannot
meddle. The Freeman's Journal tells us. that
" a short time since, while excavating a canal at Jerusalem South, (L I) forthc purpose of conveying water from a pond to a flour mill, several skeletons of Indians were found disintered, and at the head of each were found a bottle of rum, a kettle, tomahawk Sec. The skeletons are supposed to have been interred more than a century, and the rum is of a delicious flavor, acquired by age The jury in the case of the People of New-York vs Jacob Barker, brought in a scaled virdict at the opening of the court on Wednesday morning, in which they pronounce the defendent guilt ij of the offence laid to his charge, viz. of having in February last, sent a challenge to David Rogers to fight a duel. The effect of conviction in such a case, in New-York, is a general disqualification to hold any office of trust, honour, or profit, under the stale, with loss of the elective franchise as an inhabitant of the state Unim. In Virginia, a virdict of SB92 was recently given against the defendant in a
cause ol seduction In Miucnrlmcr..
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hnrhiiiin. hrvi hi pn tnm mi v Mirnrisru hv I M il'J was riTiniTci ! Innl. - r
three divisions of the Patriot army, and is J promise of marriage Circumstances,
awkwardly tv.aeed m the centre ol a tri
angle, which thev fmm His return to Porto Cabello, or to any plce of embark ation, being thus intercepted th--e can be little doubt that his capture will pre cede the immediate capitulation of the last resting place o" Spanish power on this continent anil the eonque-t of that dr eadful dungeon of Spanish despotism. Genera t Stark. This veteran has
w e presume modified the den ee of crim
inality in these cases ; but it h gratifying to perceive -n juries ofeverv part of the country a disposition to inflict exemplary damages in all similar instances A. Y. Amer. TO TITE EOITOR OF THE WESTER?; SUN Sin. as your paper circulates amongst the people pret'y genera'ly, and they look to it for information in all public mat-
Borough Ordin
Supplement to an ordinance entitled, an ' Ordinance to prevent nniranees. Sec " Sec 1. ;.- it ordained bu thr TrutP
i cftfic tl'-r'. t,f llncennrs, in Common
C '.uncil asrinb!t d and it i.i hereby or-
uuwru oy tar authority qorcutid, I hat the Boiough Constable shall have fuh
power and authority to enter imm. m
lots grounds, or possessions of anv per
son or persons, and inspect into the ton dition of the same if complaint b? made to him of any nuisances existing thereon of-
icnsive to tnc neighborhood, and if the
complaint be verified on inspection by two members of this board, who shall in all cases be taken by the borough constable to inspect the same, then said constable shall notify bv verbal or written message, the owner, or owners, or occupier, or occupiers, of the premises to have the same forthwith removed or as soon as may be, and on refusal to comply uitii such direction as may be contained in such notice, he, she, or they, so refusing or neglecting, shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for the use of the corporation, and the further sum of one do. lar for everyday the said nuisance shall remain thereafter, and shall moreover defray and pay the cxpenccs incurred in case such nuisance shall be filled up, corrected or removed by the said constable Sec. 2. And be it further ordained That the borough constable shall consult the chairman, or a majority of this hoard, in regard to the necessity of his causing to be hiled up, corrected, or removed, any uch nuisance as toe owner, or owners, or occupier or oc; :;mci s of any lots grounds, or posscssie-ns, on which the miuancc may be, has after notice as aforesaid neglected, and under written instructions he shall proceed to do his duty contormable to direction nu.resai-l, lor which lie shall btaud indemnified by the board. Sec. 3. And' . ...
That the chairman of t .; . : .VlK s.aiJ have full power arid aiu.v acting under Mic advice of r:iv two or uo c -nac-tising physicians, to order by hispiecept in writing, any person or persons afHictcd with any contagious disease dangerous to the community, to be removed to some retired place without the bounds of the borough, nt the cost of the patient, or of this corporation it the patient be unable to incar such charge, and every person obstructing or resisting such ' i emoval shall be fined in the sum c.f fifty dollars.
Sec 4 ind be U fur tin r ordained. That the fines incurred under this.ordinance shall be collected and disposed of isis provided in the ordinance to which this is supplemental. Sec 5 And be it further crd.zinrd. That this ordinance shall be in force from and after its leg al promulgation. Passed June 12. S2 2. JOHN E WING, Cttnn. e. vr. Johnston, Clk.firo tcvu
h T has been thought necessary, 5c pro. -U. per, to put a lock on the gate ( f the American burying g,ound, adjoining incennes.-The key of which has btcu
.sitcu at the House of John B ilev Lsq where it can at all times be futmd by those interested. Vin"nnCS' June ,0' ,322- 20-St - RAN A WAY from the subscriber on Monday the 27th day of May. a bri-ht MULLATTO BOY, named SAM. Twenty two or twenly-thicc years of age, about five feet eight inches high, foiward and talkative, weak voice, ha
a large scar on one of his legs or thigln, occasioned by a burn, wear his hair long and bushy, and wrts raised as a house servant. He calls himself Samuel Davis ; but it is probable he will ch.nnge his name, as he is a shrewd ser.sibie fellow. The above reward will be given if returned to the subscriber, residing in.ar the mouth of Salt river, Ilaulin count) Ky. or g5() if secured in any jail in thc'Unitcd states, and information giv n s: ! .at he can be obtained, or S?5 if seruu din ny jil in the state, so that I get him. ROB I . P. STOUT. June I, 1 822. 20 3v Public Notice.
A LL persons who have purchased a. id paid for property in the town of TERRE-HAUIE, Vigo county ndi vn, arc hereby raeiiied that we arc now ready to wake Deeds when applied lor. An office will be kept in i ci-re-Haute until the whole are completed. 1 MOSES HOGG ATT, ROB ER l S i URGE'S. Trux'ees fir the Proprietors. June 1 1th, 1822. 20 4w Guitsniifung. FHE subset ibers respectfully informs the citizens of Vincennes, and the nubile in irpnnc.l ,1,-., .i i
, ... ,.,w...i,,, mm uiiy nave rom-
menecu me l,unsmithing business, Vincennes on second street, opposite Win Burches Groccty, where they make and repair guns, in the best man and on the shortest riot it c.'
JOHN TEEPI.E. ... t . (iEORGE KREPS. Vincennes April, 25, 1822. 3..f
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,J E Vs hereby given, that the
4. ... ui nit; -)ieam Miii, i3 kep at the house of Mr. John D. Hay. WILSON LAGOU Atty. For C. Smuh' V S. M. C. Vincennes. April 4 iS22' 0-f hale fur I axes. If SHALL expose to sale at public 1 auction, on the fi.st day ol July next at the house of Francis Cunningham. 'in the town of Terrc Ijutc, county of Vigo, Indiana, the following town lots in the Borough of Terrc II mle, forthc corp.,. ration tax and costs due thereon far the
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JOHN BR I I'TON Collector. June I, 18 22. 19 3t
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II Charles R. Biown Sc Amou Fwinn1 v.
altomcys S durcilo: s at Law is l.en-by dissolved bv n uujnl tnnsi rt . and ti e bu
siness which l as brcn ii tui.?ed to their care will be aifimud to bv Mr I it.m-
who rt-iidcs at Washington D.ivies coun
tyCIIAPLF.s n. BROUN. AMOR Y KP NEY llir.dosn, ay 25, fS22. H-St
PlitYTfXC XEr'7:V KNc-cuteJ at this Office. " 11 pp