Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 17, Number 8, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 April 1826 — Page 1

WESTERN STO k GENERAL ABYEE.TI3ER, BY ELIHtj STOUT. V1NCENNES, (IND.) SATURDAY, APItiL 8, 1836, Vol. ir. No. 8.

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A Voice from Pennsylvania. On Saturday, 4th March, one hundred fic five of the members chosen to attend the convention in Pennsylvania, for the purpose of nominating a governor, attended at Harrisburg. The convention is represented to have c onsisted of the most respectable persons, selected from the old and long tried republicans of the state. The nomination of governor having been made, which resulted in an unanimous preference to govr. bhultz ; Mr. Hull, cf Bradford county, submitted the following resolution " Resolved, That our confidence in the patriotism, talents, and inflexible integrity of Ocncral ANDREW JACRSON, is unimpaired ; and that his conduct during the pendency of, and after the late election of the President of the United States, is deserving the unqualified approbation of the American people." The vote by ayes and nays being taken, there were in favor of the resolution nmetyught votes, and but seven against it. Thus is Pennsylvania again found as devotedly attached as ever to the republican standard ; and is ready when the hour of trial shall arrive, to support her former favorite, Jackton, with firm and undiminished zeal. We never doubted this, although some others, with a view to effect, have asserted the contrary. It is equivalent to a second nomination for the important office of President of this Union. U. S. Telegraph. from nit.es' RFGISTF.R. The Panama Mission. The yeas and nays arc frequently given in general 24 to 20, for or agai:it the mission, or on measures leading to decisions of points respecting it. By one of the resolutions, the opinion of the president was asked as to the expediency of publishing the documentsbut lie, not being informed of thb motives which should induce a deviation iVo:n the usage in all such cases, left the q-.icM.iou whollv with the senate. Many rovitior..-. were offered and discussed utdnfLrcut times. The report of the committee of foreign relations is not given ; but it appears that the chief objection to the mission rested on the idea that a participation in the congress of Panama would be a departure fro.u our great principles of policy, and ; II the resolutions published, that relate at ill to the merits of the case, are on the p irt of the minority onlv so the view in its merits is defective. The main question, as to the expediency of the mission, by proceeding to act on the nominations, was thus decided on the morning of Wednesday lait; at a very earP hour. Yeas Messrs. Barton, Bell, Po.;'igny, Chambers, Chase, Clayton, Pd wards, Harrison, Hendricks, Johnson, of Ky. Johnston, of Lou. Knight, Lloyd, Marks, Mills, Keed, Hobbins, Huggles, Sanford, tevmo'ir, Smith, Thomas, Van 1) ke, Wiley J5. .Yoe.t Messrs. Benton, Berrien, Branch, Chandler, Cobb, Dickuv.i, Eaton, Pindlay, Hane, Holmes, Kane, King, Macon, Randolph, Rowan, Van Baren, White, Williams, Woodbury 19. Absent en this vote, Mr. Mc livable, who has been sexerely ill, and was unable to remain in his seat during the nigh't and Air. Tazewell, has not returned from his i -.it tn Virginia. The seats of Mr. (iaillard, of S. C and Mr. Chambers, of Alabama, vacated bv their decease, have not been filled.

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ving in Washington, on the 26th

: instant, an apprentice boy to the Blacksmith's business, named Harvey Clark, about 19 years of age, knock kneed, and ; something of a religious turn the above J reward will be given, but no extra ehari ges paid, tb any person who will deliver

him at my house.

JESSE LYNCH. March 30, 1826. 8-3 fisi IV GOODS.

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THlS subscribers have just received, per Steam Boat Highland Laddie,

; a handsome assortment of GOODS, Among which -arc the following articles Sup. blue a . 1 oh.ck Broadcloths and Cassijineres. Mixed, (ir:.!) and scarh t, do.. Striped and mixed S ttti ie'.ts. White, red, yellw id givoi Flannels, B i!Kup C.irds. r.uek, t-.bby VeJet, Ilisii Lin; ns, it.tissia ?) aper, Pi; rk, drab, givvu ami pink Canihrlrks, New st le C;:;ioovs 7 4-4 ('hint., Piain and v tr p:i J i om r t inr'i un-, (iir.gham lio'.'e, p.l -i i, fa-.-oy :nid lt U, Striped, chvrk a-id plain : wbke C.nnbricks, Figured, ta.npoured : p!.i u Book M t-bn, Lcno, P;.g A and Swiss Mull do. Jaconctt and f iney Cravats, Sl.ito coloured, f . : and scarlet Wau'i lo-; Siiawls, Watt.-rivo prints, er ()r -s, Bhr.!c Bud eyi siik ILvidkerchiefs Hi silk, Band.iMioe ik Fl.ig do 'J-1, H- 1. o I 1-4 i:..tton Sa'aK assorted, C"if. ?!i l ai'd.k--. v.Mcfs, gvit variety, Woi ite-'i r rLon Sai pvuder;'-, ll.it C;v;r. U ") ". ,ls. Cape, M i t iii!e-, Plain, tv .lkd. inured black Ivunba :ett.: I'igured, ilattin?tti Circassian and N-riei' Plaii-, Silk, Marseilles, 'i'f.llinett, Valencia, Swansi')v,a and MoJedown esting, Dir.iity. 'h.un!dls and (' uolie.e si ripe. It uiies v. oj-steil :ind c-ton H'-'l-aia 1 1 '.'it's r,d ConvP'-. oc thread, "'(vi T Mi,', Old Flas"-,

Cheaper Cheaper Still. ;CII: GRAETER. 6x marks! between 2d if 3d sr.tRETS HAS jut received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and now for sale, an elegant assortment of IIICH & FASHIONAHLK BUY U 001)8; Comprising nearly cvciy article needed by the Fanner., or the Mechanic. A GEMl'.UAL ASSOU TMF.WT OF HAUDWAIU: & CUTLERY ALSO GLASSWARE In very great arie'.y. P A i ' I'lS, I o ' 1,1 Wl UKxrpKMi::is, & CIIIPDRPNS J bllOLb. A ery complr'c assortment of U()CE!CIES. All of whu:h will i-k; f.id 0, (1C most ac. coo.modatii' terms, lor cash dfi-lf 'ihcc -ones. June 1 125.

JNTOil.MS the piddle, that he contini ires to cat ry on t!,.; Sifirilrnj Harness tuakiot; bun:.es;, at ',is sliop on ( vr a r n k s i h i-: t i (-f. nkes.) Ht uiv), will keep on hand a regular sup;:'iv of LEATHER, of cveiy di i-cnp'io?!, nbir.li will bested on u-iViL-iilc j'"s. aiso tna:a: iunes, :Ulll kC al lliC i'iwc',1 t i'-es, J font a linen, of every discription and quality. February 19, 1025. " I -if

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N iirnte of an order of the Gib. jBr-sorrtCli cuil com t, the adininisti atoi s of thee'sUite of the late William Piincc, (i'ceiiAd, will sell at public auction, on Siturday the lifleenth da of April next, U dwve the court house door, in the tkurn ol Pi riiceion. the lo'dow ;h; ; des ji ibcfi ie'l prop-jrty, llonine; to the estate, of saul ilccdtnt, t vit il,rc;; hundred :u re cf i.e.-!. ivlj-'ii ii.j S.ciii's on Patora : two

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PIS T of letters reuiainii'j; in the PostOffice at Yincenncs. Ia. the quarter en

ding the 31st day cf March last, which if not tak"U out within three months will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters. prJ Persons calling for letters in this list id please say they are advertised othei -hh' they may not get them. u C Pierre Andre, SriiecaAhny, Sanmel Andersvh, Martha Baldwin. H. Y. Peckes, John Hruuer, Sand. Pruner, i). iirown, C harles Prew er, llenry Peaeham, J. Brooks, John lku kinan, Mr. Parte n, Zadoek HoswlI Prancis Cunningham, Thomas Case, Andrew Christy. James Collins Ck Ann (. ampbell, Sarah Clarke. Robert Column, Luther Cochran, A. C. Crawfenl, Sand. Croft J, J. Call, Wm. Cunningham. !) r O John Oollahon, J. Donavan i Stephen Dm ell, Henry Dubois, U. Daniel James Dolson Cr. M. i'.arly, II. P.llison, John Pel ton (icorge Poster, Jas. poj les, Lewis Frederick, Iktty Plorance, W'm Plowers, Martin (ioalman, 'n. tiamble. U J Iv L Mary Hill, Ann Hoge, John Hill, John HeUinstine, John Heiriman, J. I.. Ho'mu James Johnson, W'm. Johnson .i, Prggv Johnson, JohnP.Jollin, James Kyle, ilr. i.ascdle, H. Lascelle, David Lillie, (George Leech Ann Lindsay. MNO-C, Mc Clure, Danl. MeClure, jr. John Mvcrs. Isaac Miner, John Moore, hatlv Mvcrs, U. McClure, John Mr Donald, John MeCord, John McClure; 1). McCerd, Asa Norton,??. Need , II. NuKlen, J. Oekeltree. 1 H S John Pitcher, Amablc Pat in, John Porte e, Catherine Perkins, Rebecca Pace, Daniel Pea. Chn. Picket, Andrew Pinkstair, J. C. Reiler, W. Paper I viae Rutherlortl, S. 'P. Scott 3, Rachel Simpson, Saml. Shannon, Josiah Small, Wm.Soden, Jas Strong, Caroline Smith. PlijahShouse, George W. SartiT, James Spencer. P V W Daniel Tra is 2, Mary Thorn, Avery Tobv, Marv rumblestone, Joseph Vank'irk, ti. Wlnttelsev, Josiah or Dehla Yearly. , c SCI.1.1VAN, r.M.

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Hr tss ;.tw' Ij-oo Cai'i 'de-tick-j, C. rman L.;iopv; Curry Cu:o'.s, Ciiminode Knoljs, Cm tain I'ins, eetaclc, anal Steel :-pcc'ai'le c;ies, Iri.n and Hr'.taiiia metal, taMc ilk tea spoui.s, Idles a.al Rasps, a-ortei!, Su.dleis 'Packs, (iuidocks, Awl l)lades, V.uje pincers a al n.ippers, Chest. Cupboard, Till, and p. -.tent Padlock, Prass a id iroa Hinges, r ssortcd. Screws, assorted, (. o'.v Polls, Ladies -eel Cisp-i and Buckels, Oerman and Cat steel Haudav s, Waldrou's f irass Scvthes, Siid -, Looking (t lasa s, assorted, ail iJaper, Peail, Olars, (iiitand Motal lvitto;s, 'Portoisc shell, Tuck and side Combs, Mock, do. do (! Hern Redding Combs, !or line, .:, (iirtlk and Straining Webb, YOCNU HVMLN.-) iMpp.ui al, yn? i Q (ilTN POW Di-.R f I rj A ColVee, Loaf Mig..r, i'epper, SpieC, Clo . v. s, N'ut'iivg', t. hman.c a, .Miaid, S. I', indigo, Mat'aler, t pperas, I'igs, Raisins, Abu nd: J'.eet Camphor, Allmn, Uin, Powiler, Lead and Sno, Prd CoiaKand Plough Lino1-, Prench Prandv, Id.NPRlPP, r 4 MALA(. v, i iA S I'OR'P 3 KA.J Tobacco, Seg trs, Rtd 1! . rm. Spades, Poston Nads n '.ow (ilass. Queens ware, asi rted, eki . e. uC. All of w hich they oiler to. - .'e at the brick house of the late l huinas ji . , on Market street, on moderate terms, .t; i ropetttudy st)!icit a share of public pati ''-.. . J.ck SMI TH. March 24, l;tk o-tf

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ty, a small blatk mote, 4 er 5 years old this spring, a bbzc lace, butn fore feet w hite, a short tail, and no o her marks or brands perceivable, appraised to gl6 before me, JOHN MINEFIELD, j p. February 9, 1826. 6-3'.

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1 I w i s', containing one hundred and sixty oneacies; the vcm half of the south 1st iptartc- el secitai No. i 1 , township f sotiih, of range U west, corita'nh'jj eighu A(.ac; lot ll.iry-cigM, in u ig'"iai lanol the town uf P incrton ; :-- ii e acres, part ol iot 27, in the nui'ti.: donation, sout!) oi White r.ver; e glity-fivc a',r:svp!t of lot No. 115, in said donaiion ; fifty acres, part of lot No. 22, in said do' tioii ; foity-fiv acres, pa t f. f lot No. rJ5. in s.id donation; the revcrtion of !.:.t No, ihiity-Sour, in Princeton ; the rcveition in r.orth west quarter ol see lion No. 4, township 3 south, rane 1 I also the north half of the south west quarter of said section, containing two hundred and seventeen acres ;' the teverlion ol a lot in Vincenncs, containing by 2.i toiscs, (Piench measure) fatin.; iwu sfrects, and adjoining tbt at nhrieon John IP unci- livtd in !82t), en th sotnh west; and also A ht ii said t awn of Vincenncs, containing 22 toiscs sqwaie, ec!usivc of streets, adjf.inip a lot owned by N. Kwinj; in 1820, on the noilh ea-t, and facing tvo strtxts. JOHN I. NPKLY, -) J. C S. HARRISON, L.Wr.

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I and Top Sale. IJIubscribcj will sell on the most 'casonabic terms, the old I restall Farm, Lot Aa, 48, in the Donation, containing 400 acres, 75 olvhich aie under fence, good orctuid, brick dwellin- inuise, U.C he. This is consider d e e of the most valuable farms in Knox county, Sc is only 4 miles from Vincenncs The terms of sale will be cash, or credit, or i;ood merchantable produce delivered in Vincenncs at the price given by the merchants the title is indisputable. saSiuel JUDAH. January 17, 1826. 49-3m Printing neatly executed at this office

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Signof UiSHlJrGTOr No. 6k8, North Fourth Street, ncaf Market Street, Philadelphia

ji I n I Respectfully inlorms h-r ft itnds i ,WJ and the public in general, that she has reduced the price of boarding to teven dollars ficr veck. The house is situited in the imst central part of the city for business, the rooms are numerous and commodious, the beds and matrasses arc of the best, the tabic, as heretofore, shall be furnished with every thing the extensive market affords the Trailers arc attentive and obliging. In ofTering the above she hopes to continue to receive the public patronage. 339 March, .1826. Etna Fire Insurance Company HAUTFOhD, CONNECTICUT. r.fitabliahcd by charter in 1819 Cafiital 200,000 Dollar.

For Insuring houses, duildinos, goods. Sec. Sic. from loss or damage by FIRE.

All payments for losses or damage by fire, arc made by thU Corporation without any deduction. Losses by fire occasioned by Hghtninr will be made good. C7AI1 letters addressed to the apent on the subject Of Insurance, must be post paid. JAMES SMITH, Agent, Market Street, Vtncerines. March 1826. 3tf Mate of Indiana. DAVIESS COUNTY, ss. C urt of Probate, March Term, 1826. ;N motion of Daniel Comer, admini0 stratorof the estate of John Davidson, deceased, and it appearing ro the sa-U-faciiiMi of the court that some of tha he'ns are not rcsidentcrs of thisOnrrrd, That notice be given in the Western Sun, ncuspaper, printed at Vincennes, for four weeks in succcsoion, to the said hen s, to come fo ward at a Probate court to be holdcn at the court house in siud county, on the first Monday of June next, and shew cause, if any thing they have or catf s;.y, why (he real estate of said deceased may not be sold to satisfy the creditor id said deceased, or the same will be taken as confessed, and decreed accordA copy test, JOHN VANTREES, Clk. March 23, 1826. fi4 One Cent Reward. "O AN AWAY from the subscriber, on H$ So'urday the i th inst. Wiliiani S. Ritenour, an indentui ed apprentice to 'he s-dding business, he is between sixteen and seventeen years of age, an active lad, fonvard & saucy; had on when he went .... -i.i.. I.,

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pantaloons, brown cloth vest and black fur bat, other clothes not recollectedall persons are. cautioned against harbouring or employing said apprentice at their peril -the aboc reward will be givtn, but no thanks.

JOHNC. HOLLAND. March 24, 1826. 6-3 NTrFlGE ITS ishercbv given, that I intend makU ing a final settlement of the estate of Jjmcs igs, deceased, with the Judge of Probate of Crawford County, and state of Illinois, on the fimt M mday in May next, at which time all persons concerned mav attei.d if they please. ELIZABETH BIGGS, Jtdmntx. March 8, 1826. 6-4t Executors Sale. npiIEftE will be an additional a!e of W the personal property o Luke Decker, deceased, at the house of Jacob Pea, in Johnson township, on the 8h day cf April next, on a credit of six months, on all sums above three dollars three dollars and under, cash in hand. JOHN DECKER, 1 ExecuJOHN CLAYPOOLEJ tor,. March 23, 1826. 6-3 K. DANIEL. (ATORKKY AT LAtV.)

Vincennes Ia.and will practice law in the first & fourth judicial circuits He keeps his office on water street, where ho may at all limes be found. April 24. 1824 ll-tf BLANK DEEDS for sale this office