Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 16, Number 2, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 February 1825 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN. TZVCAJV'AViA', f e b r u a ii t 26, 1825.

The othcc of tnc Western Sun is removed to the ncr. brick house, one square above its former stand. In this days paper I have given the result of the Presidential election before Congress and contrary to rny expectation, the voice of a majority of 50,000 freemen, has been disregarded. The friends of Jackson cati console themselves for the disappointment, under the firm conviction, that the voice of the Amcrican people was in his favor. A number of articles prepared for this days paper is unavoidably crowded out. (COMMIJNICA HON.) to christian's uOTHKKs. The citizens of Vinccnncs and its vicinity, ' and especially the professed followers of the dear Saviour of sinners, of every denomination) are earnestly requested to meet at II Johnson's school house in Vinccnncs, on Monday the seventh dry of M irch now ensuing at 2 o'clock P. M. in order to forward au " Auxileary Tract Society ." It is not dee UK d necessary to go into a lengthy detail, on the subject of so important an institution, as to its expediency, and the benefits that mav result to our town and country from it; suiliecit tosav, that the sole object, of it is, to promote the circulation of Religious Tracts, in our pkee and its vicinity, mid the present and everlasting happiness of all around us. Whoever has read of the vast good that has (!y the blessings of Go I) accrued to our own nation, to Heathen lands, to Europe, the Islands of the sea, Scr. cc. from the spread of Religious Tricts, will not hesitate to say, that they have been the means of much if not more good, than any other institution. We trust ii jnr who wish the happiness, and salvation of their own souls and of their children, friends, neighbors and acquaintances, will for a moment withhold their aid in so v ncvolerJ a cause. N. B. The annual Report of the "American Tract society" published in Boston Mass. and an addrtss on the formation of an "Auxili ary Tract sjcLtif will be read at the meeting. II . By the steam boat Ohio, arrived last evening from Cincinnati, we recen cd the following unpleasant intelligence: LcuixvuL' public Advertiser. "PRESIDENT ELECTED ! "On Wednesday, the 9i.ii instant, the House of Representatives proceeded to the election of Piesident, by ballot, and on counting the votes, it appeared, JOHN Q'JlNrCV ADAMS was duly elected Prksioent of the United Stites, on the first ballot, for four years from the 1th of March next. The votes of the states were as follows: AD A MS. Maine l K. Hampshire 2 Hhotle Island 3 Connecticut 4 Vermont 5 M issacuu; :tts S 9 10 ll 12 13 Ohio Kentucky Illinois ?.IisHiri Louisiana. New- Vo! a. IV Mankind JACKSON. I Alabama New-Jersey Pennsylvania S. Carolina Tennessee 5 6 7 2 .w:ssissippi o Indiana 4 CRAWFORD. Delaware l Virginia N. Cureima 2 lieo: e,ia o 4 .VathnA Int. Hi? t, l-.xtra. Borough Ordinances. AN OUDINANCF to amend an ordinance uititud An oidinancc regulating the M u ki t,' See. 1. BL it ordained by the Board of Tru.i'ces of the llanugh if lincenne in Cu'.innn Ctuneil a$emb! , and it is herebu ordained by the authority aforesaid, I hat tnc Maifcct Master be autl oriscd, aid it is hereby made his duly, annually, en the first Saturday in April, at the Maiket houKe, dui ing market hours, by giving te n dav s previous notice, by written advci tisemenls, in three of the most public places withm the Bjiough, to proceed to sell, by public outcrv, to the highest bidder, the stalls in said Market bouse, beginning at tne south east corner No 1, thence south west No. 2. then adjoining south cvs: No. 3, and so on alternate ly. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained That no person shall be pea nutted to purchase or hold more than two stalls; and any person purchasing and paying the Market master for anv stall or stalls; sh ail be entitled to his cei tifi. ate. designating the number or numbers, which shall be a sufficient voucher for occupying said stalls. Sec. 3. Anil be it further crd itntd, That no person, other than the holder ol a stall shall be peimi'ted to sell any kind of lumber-, meat by a le-s quantity than one quaiter ; atui any person, inner ui.ni uit i liohh r of a stall, si lting as aforesaid, shall be fis.ed in any sum not exceeding S 3, to be levied and collected bcloic any Justice . of the Peace within the Boroueii.

Sec. 4. And be it farther ordained,Thzt it shall be the duty of the Market Master to collect and pay over to the Borough Treasurer, all monies arising from tins ordinance, and for his services in selling the stalls aforesaid, he shall be allowed the sum of one dollar. Sec. 5. And be it tut t. her ordained, That the 2d and 3d sections of an ordinance entitled An ordinance regulating the Market," passed August 1st, 1817, be, and the same arc hereby repealed. This ordinance to take effect, and be in force from and after its legal promulgation. Passed February 19. 1 S 2 5 . JOHN MOOUE, Chmn. Saml. Hill, Clfc.

AN ORDINANCE supplementary to an ordinance entitled 41 An ordinance for the purchase of Ladders an I FireHooks, and directing house holders to furnish Fire Buckets bee. I. IJE it ordained by the Trustees of the Borough of Vincennes in Common Cmncii assembled, and it r? hereby ordained by the authority aforesaid. That Fire Uuckets formed of leather, holding two gallons each, with the initial s marked thereon of the name or names of the person or persons owning the same, shall, on or befoie the first day of July, 1825, be provided and kept in each Sc every house within the Borough of Vincennes, which, according to the v aluation of the assessors of this B H'ough lor the present year, shall, together with the lot, or part of lot on which the same may be situated, have been valued at 8 200 and upwards. Sec 2. And be it further ordained, That each and every house valued as aforesaid, at any sum not less than g'200, nor more than S3U0, shall be furnished with one bucket, that each and every heusc valued as aforesaid at any sum greater than S500, and not exceeding 8 1,500, shall be furnished with two buckets ; and that each and every house valued as aforesaid, at any sum exceeding 81,500, shall be furnished with three buckets. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted That whenever the person or persons who are seised of the fee simple of any lot or part of lot whereon any houc (coming within the purview of this ordinance) may be crccted, shall be residents of this Borough, then such resident owner or owners, shall provide, or cause to be provided, the bucket or buckets aforesaid ; and whenever the owner or owners of the fee simple of any lot, or part of lot, whereon any house as aforesaid may be erected, shall not be residents of this Borough, then, and in that case, the occupant or occupants of the same shall procure, or cause to be procured the bucket or buckets aforesaid. Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Clerk of this Board within ten days after the publication of this ordinance, to make out a list exhibiting the name or names of each owner or owncts, occupant or occupants, hereby required to furnish the bucke ts aforesaid, affixing to each the number of buckets so required; and it is further made the duty of the said Clerk to make out three correct copies of the above mentioned list, and cause the same to be put up at thtcc of the most public places within this Borough, retaining the original lor ihe use of the Boaid. Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty ol the Borough Con stable, within ten daysaficr the expiration of the time mentioned in the first section of this oulinance, to lake a list of all the owners or occupants as aforesaid, who may have procured the bucket or buckets hereby required, and also a list of all such as arc in default, or w ho neglect or rcfu e to provide the same, and make report thereof to the cha.rman ot this boaid without deiay. Sec. 6. A ad be it urthrr ordaihed, That each and every owner or occupant as alorcsaid, who shall neglect or refuse to procure the bucket or buckets hei eby required, shall foifeit and pay a fineol S3, lor each, and every bucket so required; to be iecocrtd by action of debt, in the name of the Chairman ol this Boaid ; St it is heueby made the duty of said Chairman, immediately upon tccehii g the tcport of the Borough Constable, to institute suits for the fine above mentioned ; and that upon the receipt ot the same, he apply the necessary sums for the purchase of buckets, which shall be delivered to the said delii quint, and that lie pay over all sums icni.iinb g in his hands to the Ticaurcr, lor the use and benefit of the Borough. Sec. 7. Ami be it further ordained, That the Clctk and Constable, shall each, be entitled to net he for the services hereihihu m mviu, mh. u iuhh u-aium as may appear to this Board to be just St reasonable. Sec. 8. And be it fm ther ordained, I hat the thud and fouith sections ol tac urtil-

nance to which this is supplementary, be, and the same are hereby repealed. Passed February 19, 1825. JOHN MOORL, Chmn. Saml. Hill, Clk.

jf Sheriff's Sales. "jreY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to Jli) me directed from the Clerk's oHicc of the Knox Circuit ccurr, I will expose to public sale, at the court house in Vincennes, agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real ard personal estate to execution, on Monday the twentyfirst day of March next; between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. Sc five o'clock p. m. the following tract or paicel of land, containing thirty acres, lying and being in Harrison township, Knox county, slate of Indiana, bounded as follows, on the one side by lands ot Abraham Batkman. and on the one side by lands of John Caldwell, and on t lie other cidc, by lands of Ah ram Uhodarmcl. lying on the vatirs of Duchee, refem ncc to the records will more fully show ien up ss the pi op erty of Henry 'v . .t, at the urt of Thomas Jordan and J :i IVjc.Cline, administrators, and Maiy Jwt dan, adn.ii iitratiix of Ephraim Jordan, (b ed. S. ALMY. -SAT kc. February 25, 18-25. 2-31-2 irtue ot a wn? r fieri lacias, on )levin bond, to me faceted from the' Clcik's office of the. Knox Circuit court, I wili expose to public sale, at the court house in Vincennes, agreeably to the third section of the 1 iw subjecting real and personal estate fo execution, on Monday the twenty-first day of March next, between the hi urs of ten o'clock, A M. and five o'clock, p. m lot No. fiity three, lying and being in the Borough ol Vincennes, wheieon is one frame dwelling house, one kitchen, and a smoke house, bounded as lollops, by Seminary street on the north cast, on the north west by a lot belonging 'o Mitel. cl Brouillett, on the south west by a lot belonging to Madam Bouche, and on the south east by second street, as the fences now stand taken as the pioperty of George K C. Sullivan, whereon he now lives, at the suit of William N Peny, adm. and Rachel Barnett, admstx. of Maik Barnctt, deceased. S. ALMY, kc. Febrpary 25, 1825. 2-31-3150 virtue of a wiit of venditioni expo nac, to me directed from the Clei k's olfifeef the Knox Circuit court. I will expose to public sale at the court house door in Vincennes, agreeably to the t hi i cl section of the law subjecting real arid personal estate to execution, on Monday the fourteenth day ol March next, between the hours often o'clock, a m. and five o'clock, r. m the following land h'mg and being in Decker town hip, Knox county, slate of Indiana, to wit: a ctitain tract or parcel of land, containing three hundred acies, to be taken off of the south west side of the said tract ot Abraham Kuykendall, whereon he now lives, including the three fields on the same side of srdd tract, as the property of Abraham Hu kendall, at the suit of Todd, Youee k Company. S. ALMY, oVrf kc February 18, 1825. l-3i-gl50 virtue of an alias vendi'ioni cxno jj y has to me directed ftom the Clcik's oflTcVo'fthe Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale at the court lv use door in Vincennes, agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real and personal estate to execution, on Monday the fourteenth day of March next, between the hours often o'clock, a. i.ard five o'clock, p.m. the following propetty to wit : one house, and half lot of ground in the Borough of Vincennes, known on the plat of said Borough, by No. 52, taken as the property of William Lindsay, at the suit, of Jacob Kuykendall. S. ALMY, ShjT- k.c. February 18, 1825. "l-3t JOILY BjIVLESS, )Y about 17 years of age, who rexntly resided in Washington coun ty. Fast Tennessee, and is now suppos rd to be in Indiana seeking his relatives, but not knowing where to find hem, his mother, Mrs Milly Bayless, takes this method to inform hicn that she resides in LdwardsviUc, Madison county, Illinois. Feb. 1, 1825. - jI &) NOTICE. persons concerned, are hereby notified, that I have left my notes, Books, and accounts in the hand of F. Giaeter, Esq. who will attend to the settlement of the same during my absence. CHRISTIAN GKAETKK. Feb. 14th, 1825. l-4t

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Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of plums fieri facias to me directed li om the Clcik otlicc of the Knox Circuit eoutt, I Wil expose to public sale at the couit h use door in Vincennes, agretably to il.e tl.nd section of the law subjecting real end personal cbtatc to execution, on Monday the fourteenth clay ol Mai c ft next, Utween the hours ol ten o'c.ock, a. m. anil five o'clock, p. m. the lotiowing Li.d ymg and being in Washington township. Km.jc county, state of Indiana, to wit : accttaiii ttact or paicel of land, containing seventy five acres, to be taken off cf hc soi.'h east part of lot number ninety tiei., bounded as foliows on the west by h.r d owned bv a Mr. Mtiiv, and on tht cai-t by lands nwr.ed by the widow Mtaken as the property of John Benedict, at the fcuil of John McDonald. S. ALMY, ShJT k c. February 1 3, 18 25. 1-5"

"TNFORMS the public thai he eoi.tin ues to cany on the Sdddlcn 5? Harness making bu-it.cs. at his shop on (water stuk.v.t viscknnes) He abo, will keep on lu.'.d a ugu'ar supply of of every description, which will be sold on reasonable terms. He also manufactures, and will dl at the lowest pti'-ts, Boots e); Shoen, of every discnpt'mn and qua.ily. February 19. 1825 1-tf I iNO i ICK. "JTN consequence if the late fiue wl cli y destroyed the notes ol hat o belon. e to the subset iU r, he would soli- it all persons knvwmg themselves to be inch i -ted to him, by note or otherwise, to cr i c forward and give i ew no'es. He is in hopes that this coticc will not be neglected as in cunscqui ncc of ! is l .'e n.i -for'une, he must t : li t rmbe.y to their uoso.'i to renew their p..;.ei. or to in. ke such arrange men's v id et ab'e I. in: ?j lecovcr the am unt due. All person indebted to him uic also requested to payment. JOHN wisi: Vincennes, Feb. 19, 1825. l-tf tCT 1 UK late paitni isl.io ' cLcen triSF. IT wilson, was dissolved ci tie first day of October, 1 824 ail prss'is indebted to the said film wiil make- payment to the subscnbcr. JOHN WISF. NO TICK, TS hereby given, tl v on the loth day JL of February, 1825, letters of adn.ir istrationol all and singular, the goods and chatties, rights, ctcdi's. nu t ies and iffects, ol the late Wil iau Kelsry, (:erd. were gran: id to ihe ur, ci vigr t d AH prist ns I avii g claims arjai si saWi i' iatc are i ( (lucsted toniesem ti em nrr t authcnticuti d foi settlement vithio r.nc i

year horn this date, and all persons ini.ibtid to said estate aie lequested to make immediate p;ivmenf. sa: ufl nor; uf, UILLIAM DAM ML, Adnntrs. February '9, 1R25. 2-3t Ann JuK'ph. Khdu Jicph, INlotriscn Jicih. Nii c Joseph. 6c Iktery Jofh. Iii-irs and h xai ie)teiitati of Ailcy Joseph, deed, late of Sullivan county, Indiana. Take Notice THAT I shall apply on the third or fourth day of tt c next term of Circuit court, of Sullivan county, Indiana, by myself, or attorney, for the aj j ointment of Commissioner to divide the real estate of Alley Joseph, deed, amongst Id? several l.e'ns and legal icpri -tett'atives agreeably to an act entitled, "An actio piovidc for the partition of n al estate," w hen and where, any, or all ol jou mayattend if you think proper. J FULLLKTON, in right of his wife A'ancy Feb 19 1825. U4t Lust Certificate of Land purchased from the Untied Mates. TTJUBLIC notice is hereby given, that, three weeks after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Office at Vincennes, for the renewal of the following certificate of fuither credit, in my name, for the S. W qr. of sec. No. 4, in town No. 1 N. of range No. 6 W. . the original having been lost or destinyed Given under my hand, this 16thday of February 1825. i-3f DANIEL CLIFF V.

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