Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 March 1823 — Page 2

SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex-

nonas to me directed from the clerks

ollice of the Knox Circuit court, I will

expose to public sale on Saturday the 22d inst at the court house in Vincenncs, thc fee simple of the following property to wit, a house and lot No 23, 75 feet in front, running back to the river Wabash, as the property of John C. Reily Also, one equal undivided seventh part of all and singular the tracts of land hereafter described, and which were devised to Tousaint Dubois with other children of Tousaint Dubois deceased, that is

to say location No. 302 containing 100

V taining these opinions on the 3d .After those questions had been icltled r v iber 1803. 1 voted with the ma-1 by large majorities of both houses of con'xl for the bill appropriating 1,250,-1 grcss,and sanctioned by the acquiescence 3 nl m rarrv into euect the Louisiana i of the people, both of Louisiana and of ntion - and in a speech to the senate the United States.I have considered them Cn the trlsaKe ot that bill, the sub- as no longer controvertible. But the conce of which was printed m the Na- sequences of the principles then settled, ? I IntcWecncer, of 25th November, and by these very acts against which 1 uonai i , onnrnhatinn voted, have been as vet but very impcr-

n in fiPnalCU unvv 1 J I l , - - nfthc .Measures, and my belief that to fectly developed. When the day shall 01 nntirp nxprution. an come for vour representatives to determ-

nrrv incircaiv uw vhv , .-- , . . caM) ..ui K hno. iirthpr thp. territories of Levlon or

onrhflpnt to tne convaiuuuu uuiu , rreMT M' vote on this bill U recor- Madagaocar, or Corsica or Cuba.th.ll be X the same journals of the Senate governed by rules and regulations emanto which General Smyth has resorted to atinK from your congress ; whether the lO wmv-i. j . , . . . r hnipi territories shall be

fmrt hi charccs atriinsi me ; uui uc nao i.........v . ... .- - i io say lutauun o v...iiitin.ij, v, Iinu 111 b . itio nnvprnprl far finrretinnarv time bv such ! fin. Iflflorrpc Ir.

rmt thouirht proper to nonce cuuci . y I acres, iu. .v,v.., ln nrinted speech, which, if known to persons, and in such manner as the prcs- 3n3; containing 100 acies, no. 299, conleaves him without excuse for re- ident of the the United States shall di-, taini g0 acrC5 nn 296 containing 50 rT,Vniinff to you my votes upon the oth- rect, and whether their people shall ul- acrcS) aml No 29 containing 50 acres, P Kiiu nfthi session relating to Louis- timately be constituted into states, rcpic-; sUualcd -in township No 5. north of range . ,1 hVvinir bren dictated by the spir- sented upon the floor of your national , nine anJ ten WC9l m lhe distlict ot vin. n!rtin. or bv hostility to Louisiana, legislative assemblies ; then will be the , ccnnes,Also the one equal undivided i .hJ 9h November, 1303, as ap- time for discovering in distant perspert-! scvcnth part 0fiots xos 24,25, and 182

u ,me journals ot the Senate, ive tne tun import anu nnai tuu8c4uu.Vcarsb? ,rthe appointment of a com- ces of that second section of the act for 1 mined or Ulhcrany and,if any, taking possession of Louisiana, nce to " Let me again remind you, that the 7iial :nlo effect the Louisiana ces- question is not of the advantage to this for carrying to report by bill Union of the acquisition of Louisiana, nor B,0U MrCr vise In support of this motion even of the powers of Congress, a they Wated explicitly, that the object of it are now established by the construction Ls that th committee should prepare then given to the constitution, lhe i .Inort for the consideration of the question is, whether my motives must anu itpuiv, rnnstitntion. have been factious or anti republican, be-

.,,,,,((. an aMeiiuui-- v . - ... r . hi.l .Iri-scribini; the rorm in which cause 1 believed that the constuution of ,T,c f . n V o the p!ople of Louisiana the United States, had not authorised the Z I he taken to sanction, in the only congress to invest the president with all fl',, t wh et " conceived it could law- ,l,e absolute powers of a SpanLh n.onf . be accomplished, the union of the arch over a Spanish colony : to annex the t ..?.,-ole into -me ; the annexation of people of that colony -o our federal union, u L , of Louisiana to the Nonh and to give them, without naturalization, S SXir accession to and to thrust upon.them, without their u , n iviieires. and prcroKa- consent, all the riKhts, privileges, and t c ,C." tl eTr sab eion t. alUhe lu- immunities, dmies, and burdens, of the "', ,e cUizc.s of the United State, constituent members of this comedera

On ihe exposition ot these oojet .u( v.,v

k3W W Villi w--w-w - - - - " lvintr situated and beine in the Borough

of Vinccnnes, as the pronetty of Tou-

sant Dubois at the suit of Robert Gill

agent of Sullivan Couutv JOHN DECKER, ShlT. IVTarch 1st. 1823. 5-2tg2

TO the widow, next of him of Charles

JDubois deceased and all others whon

Kit may concern. NOTICE is herebv given that 1 shall

on the third Monda) in Match next, apply to the judges of the court of P:obate of Knox county Ind. wiihin the court house of said county, to be appointed administrator of the go"ds St chatties of said Dubois being a creditor t his. H L SSELLE. Vincennes, Feb. 28, 1823. 5-3t

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I WILL sell the whole or any part of the following PHOrEHTY at a reduced price for cash, or to any one that I am indebted to, or will upon reasonable terms dispose of thf same upon

credit or assignable paper 64 acres ol

land east of V incennes 1 h miles, lormeny

owned by Patrick Simpson, commanding

a full view of V 'incennes--'-Job acres oi

Land Dart of lot NTo. 200 in the additional

donation, Knox County, well timbered

and watered, in a fine healU.y settlement,

near Emisons mill.

ALSO, 100 acres part of lot No 183,

well watered, never tuilintr fprings, tim

ber Ash, Walnut St Sugar Tree, koil of

good quality, upon this tract there is a situation for'a Listiitry not surpassed by any in Knox County. ALSO, 25 acres north of Vinccnnes, lying on the Wabash near Snapp's mill. ALSO, 400 acres lot No. 219, lying in the old donation. Also, 100 acres on the waterw of Busscron formerly owned by Hobt. Huston. ALo, 363 acres paitoflotNo. 131 in the donation. Also, 400 acres lot No. 94 in the old

donation. Also, 100 acres lying in Gibson Countv. known bv the name of the Buck Lye

spring on the road from i.ansville to ij

Vmctimca on the waters ot i'attoca. ALSO, 160 acres to be located, a Ca

nadian Warrant. A 10 the following luts iv vlcej: es. Nos 3 ' 4, 315, 324, and 325, making a square, the highest and the most beautiful situution in Vinccnnes.

LOT No. 53, upon which is a good

cnth tlav of March ci'turne, at the

0 eV" i wa,upon5;,Uar principle, fortified' ladwelling houtt ,.f the dc cased John ,. .the aena - M Jal con,We?ationi, I Rive the Baplante at the M.mullos in ,h. counto ap,,u.n "Uni,y left me, for tio vote, from one of which General ty ol kno, so.no huui.UU. c k.u hen sed ; and tne only o pp tun y , m fa & d.,em F an , , catle (h, propel rectum;; the Prl"c,.l"cs., I .... ' .,. rrti--i0.-1nw mvsclf nn- tv of the said .U.:ca.d. Put chases of

I -U.,rina t MR 1'fKlll lllllllllllia.V.lVllVl V J I II V. l-v n w - . - 7,

acu-1, waa. uy v.....b : i ir - t, m,nfrnj- or that I three do an

Adrninistrator's Sale,

I I I I Jf I 11 1 I Y llll II IB . A ' I .l

LRL wili be sold on Monday the Li.ni,, house of four looms and a pab

t . U ln l t l ni.Liiiiwr j t flifI . . . r 1 l . - 11 C

sage, Kitchen, nnioKC noue t" eALSO Lot No. 52 upon which there is a small dwelling HOUSE of tw 100ms, Kitchen and a large Stable. LO I S No 268, 131, and 482, also a five acre lot adioinintr Vincennes.

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s and unutr, casn win De re- (.nrrii ;n nlsn a iood Irameu hoiibc U.

v " . ,ntlr j.nuarv 1804, self friend to the slave traae, oruuui mw uunuia u. u lenceil in also a goou iuuicu umi. vrlnch I did on tne i lui desirous to render the acquisition of quired in hand thos? nver that sum, a lol on Sl Louis sUcct of four good rooms . and y voting againsi .. !njiriou9t by permitting the un- credit of six months will be Kiven upon ncary new subject to a small ground rci.t gress, legislating up"" V . restrained influx of foreign slaves ; while Note with approv.-u s.-.cuiiiy being enter- Aiso 0ne thiid of a lot on Market Louisiana, dUiing tnai sebM . denies me the benefit , ed into before the .cn.oval of the articles, street, near the Market house iormciiy

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recourse jiiy to the facultic. ja -- duse which understanding, to the letter ot the consti J imnortation of slaves into

tuti.., to the first pnncipies oi Louisiana flom pl;,CCs without the Unit goverement, as recogn zed in our Decembcrt republican institution, and to ,8(,5, was against bringing in a bill to the discussion on hm prohibit, after the first of January, 1808, upon that occasion. There was no pre talion of slaves into the Unitel cedent upon the records. 1 he : an exa- States. tion of a foreign people to the ''nJ; u wiu be collected, that in the constimciican confederacy, rmed a new aa Unhed SlaU8i lhcre is a in our national annals he.Prin"Ps claUse in the following words : The mi

upon which that great Change i n ou. importation of such persons us diuon was to be effected, and t he torms & wx shaU think

bv which it was to be maae iavu , , proper l0 admit,Aa naf be prohibited by fomuhly to the true theory oi lan v i the year 1803 "-

rights, involved considerations oi t-s - Gevr Smyth wishes

ni udeof winch we are not an now to blacken wUh slavetrade comThe laws of that MMlonflTCal" .Slowed P,exion' Nvere Biven in JanUar'' 1 84' and i.una, have very recently been oovked ls05, two and four years beas precedents in the a,ncxllonri1,""s fore this express intcrdicathm upon the union of th territory and people ot r or- f CXDircd. At both

:i i iiw. nprt'rr.tiv reirular exercise, . , '.... ri.,.

SAMUEL JU .',

'AS removed to Vincf.nnes, and

J practise L.A W m the courts oi Mox ami Daviess, and the northern counties of the firt circuit lie will occupy the room adjoining the Post Office.

January 9th, 1823. 50- 3m.

i? Itesrimcntal Orders.

XJL NCENNFS, FKflltUAKY 20, 1823.

'IUI OlIOIILV JI III U(.l 3 I LV.tlt II IMMII lajor General II. Johson, the qual-

Street, near the Market house formciiy

owned by I) Suliivan. The undhided half of the lot opposite lot No 53 on which there is a frame house of two rooms, u large stable a w cii, a corn crib, all inclosed. Lot No. 81 in Palestine Crawford county Ills. Also, 50 acres of land one mile below Vincenncs on the Ills side 1 0 acies cleared. Cabin kc. Lot No. 1 8 in Evansville la on Water Street, this is one of the highest and ono of the handsomest lots in Evansville.

LOTS, No. 18 and 19 in Mcrom builivan county Ind. A House and lot in Tcrrc Haute Vigo

idu In the pertcctty regular (hose periods, the importation of slaves an I for purposes of the most "porous from abrQad nernnaca by the laws justn e,of powers identica w h io Georgia and I think of South Carcli Mimed and granted by that little section b

i&td voters of the first Regiment of In- A ot jn Washington, Daviess coun

;tiiana iniiitia will meet at the court house ... i, fi

in Vinccnnes, on satuida the 8th day of Alvn.the undivided half of lots No 58,

March next, and proceed to elect one no nn r.i i r,i ir.i. 112. 100. Sc 126

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u. 't ww'utu uj I in retersbu'irh riuc county.

tne promotion oi Aiaj i n iii aetcr.

By order ot (.ol. J. Myers, J. VcGIITIN, Adjt.

suiL'il',,mrt' 7 TV'vn rrrpntlv na. As to the first, setting asiue tne which I have quoted, you have aj ob;ection that I had against the

witnessed scenes against . - ,0 ess lhcn to legislate upon of congress, the streets lour ci ties, the Qf b .. of whai a summits of your mountain,, and e e- prohibii the importation of . ,.r vrUies. have resounded . , , ' ,

ciuh s ui w... r - ; , slaves directly trom aoroau, w nuc r.o pi owith clamors of violated lights a. d uti-1 cnacted insl ;pipor. rniiitntion il acts ol despotism, ii w , :,i;,.u k.- t of r.hrlr

not in the exe cue, by Genera Jkson , Savannah ? On both occasioi

in 121 , ol piwcrs s incoiiM . . .. , that congress, bv the terms of

the constitution, had no power to act

all

ti m ami t?rant by congress of these pow

ers in 18 13, that the real consumuuna. questi.-in ms involved ; and it is no small ' . ....... .I.... I fi f lilrfi tn rfi.

sa islactn)n 'o mc, ni.u i a...

Tin fs Shcot Iron

UffiiAxuFAc i on r,

TAS again commenced business, on the corner of Main and Market

streets, Vinccnnes, where all orders in

his line will be strictlv attended to Job work will be done on the shortest

notice. Paper on a number of the Ohio

banks will be taken in payment for woik, at its value.

The limitation of the year 1804. by the

express letter of the clausc,bears not only upon the importation of slaves, but upon

fcrvomoth.se very votes which general .j thc .g08

S nvth imputes to unworthy motives mr , c ' coulJ n t evcn ass lhe acl of

proof that, from the first day tnai i nm!;:u:.inn . and. unon lhat principle, I

:.. mih ir rniinriis. l i ......... t

tO act H )UI .uw..

tain ' - .

hive held the government oi your union io by a Kovcrnment of limited powers; that congress could not lawfully exercuo any powers not granted to them bv the peoLie in the constitution, and that powers, in themselves of a transcendental nature, cannot he assumed by Con.tructi.n as incidental to express powers ot apparent import so much more limited than themselves A nongthe citizens who. in 1803 and 1804. voted for all these laws relatmg to Lmisianu there were some who upon ouestioo- ot far inferior magnitude, accordine to mv conception, have been less hbervl in i.ri- MiduhrfMce t constructive powers It is not fir me either to question their motive- or to reconcile their opinions with themselves.

I plaorl

IS:-.: n w h; ;

I have fot sale a new and compieto Oearbjrn Waggon, harnesss new anti a uood Iloisc, upon the same terms. b G. R. C. SULLIVAN. February 24, 1823. astf-U-5 N. B. I will be thankful to thoso to whom lam Indebted to exchange for my own debts, thc paper of others that a'e solvent. - ' the vilcl:sm:s DISTILLERY. rifHE undersigned has taken thc above l Establishment for the purpose of Mnnnfnr.tniinf WHISKEY. Where

they have on hand, and intend keeping

Tes Steam Mill Company." arc

i: my hands for settlement. It c-" rxpected that those things i c Ccasai's, will be rendered un

voted against leave to bring in the bill.

(To be ccv eluded in cur next)

t'IIV.1 111 O JUIV- .

-V virtue of an execution directed to

.11 oiltllii ui vinnuii i;i 1 U T he exposed to sale on Thursday the 2th luc charge ot a

day of March next at thc court house in Pi inceton all the right and title of John C. Jones in and to four lots in the town of Princeton, known and disignatcd on thc platt of said town by inn lots, Nos. lor 108, 109. Sc 1 10 levyed on in pursuance of a d cree ot thc Gibson circuit court to satisfy Basil Brown Sale to commence between the hours often and two o'clock nn said dav. JAMEK SLOAN ShiT o o. February 28th 1323, -3t

kt I'i'inn

yh i iJ.'r , c -.u.v a constant supply of the best quamy of Books of" Charles Smiths in- w ui-rv . Wnrrantcd nfenor

to none manufactured in thc country. They will exchange WHISKEY and KENHAWA SALT of the best quality at a reduced price, for Wheat, Hye, CcrrSi or Stock Hogs delivered at their distillcry, or at thc Vincenncs Steam-Mill. ALSO The highest price in CASH will given for good Maple Char Coal,

Delivered at thc Distillery. JOHN C. RElLEYScCo. Vincenncs, May 22, 1822. 17-tf

to Ct;'.Mai,.J' Nov. 11 1822.

G. W. JOHNSON. 42 tf

BLACKSMITHS.

"'jrTAN TED immediately, a sober, V T industrious, good workman, to

ic charge ot a X Blacksmiths Sfiop, )Rt one mile and a half from Vinccnn

es on the state road constant employ and good wages will be given apply to the subscriber living near the Rev. Samuel T. Scott's. DAVID ANDREWS.

NOTICE. , y WILL give mf.uchamdizf, for n fet? i hundred Bushels good WHEAT. ''U ivcrcd in J. k W. L Colman milK

in a few weeks. AUo for one or -ou savj

SCREW AUGERS.

jf ". tllA -arai 1aat naaM 1 InrvC

H V ted for one year by thc maker, for A. PA l 1 l Ktf wle at the WcstcnvSun office. February 1 ,1 823.

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