Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 9, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 April 1827 — Page 3
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FIXCEXXE APIUL 7, i 27. Vom Ac Baltimore Patriot. The editor of the Baltimore Patriot has been favored with the following interesting extract of a letter from a gentleman in Europe, (who has the best means of acquiring the most correct information,) to his friend in Bdtimore, dated 26tli January : Whether his predictions are well founded or not must soon be realized. " My un onqucrable persuasion is, that War must break out ere long, and that France and England must be parties. Every effort will be made by England to involve us some way or other. I knotv, that a policy to this effect has been agreed on and laid down in England several years ago, as the policy to be observed with respect to us, whenever any new war should occur. Thct e was a policy adopled then, and it will be followed, not to allow us to enjoy a profitable neutrality, and to re-become the factors of the world. They will move every spring to deprive us of another indefinite term of 'progressive, unexampled prosperity They will not allow a renewal of Jonathan's thrifty, nourishing system of pad dling his own canoe, and picking tip grists all over the mill-ponds of the world, and of effecting in some twenty years, what other nations have required centuries to accomplish. I tell you my good tiiend
know ffiis. England will ha e enough on her hands in Europe, and I shall not be surprised, if, under her present pressure, she may not be in earnest in accommodating every cause of difference with the United States indeed I have some reason to believe that she will. There must be War all Europe is alive for it especially the French ; they are indignant at Mr. t anning's language in his afterwards subdued and militated speech. The English arc detested every where on the continent, and no where more than in Portugal. The Portuguese ask the British officers, what the devil brought you here? Who wants the English to be meddling in our affairs? You may be assured that the Poi uiguesc neither understand nor wai t I) n Pedro's constitution. The English are as well a ware of that as ae the French or Span Luds. Again I say, there wilt be War."
Sheriff 's Sate. Mt&y virtue ol a wtit m venditioni ex JO ponas to me directed, Irom the office of the Clci k of the Knox county Circuit court, I will expose to public saie at the court house door in Vincennes, on Monday the thirtieth day of Airil, inst. between the houis ol ten o'clock, a m. and five o'clock, r. m agreeably to the thitd section of the law subjecting real and personal estate to execution, the following tracts of land, to wit: all that certain tract of land, situate lying and being in the Upper Prairie, above Viu cennes, on the river Wabash, fou. arpents in front, runnintrback to thft Ei n
road, and from thence the same width,
yTHANSPOin'AI'IOK . PftOM XEH'-YOKK to the val. LEY OF THE OHIO. 'jpIIE hteam Transportation Compa11 My, on the Hudson River,. A. Vah Santvookd, No. 17 Coenties Slip, NewY.nk, have united their interest with the MERCHAN I S' LINE of Canal Boats, owned by Norton, Goodman k Co. and will contract to tor vvaid Ooods through Johnson & mikt sjth Buffalo, to any port on the Lakes, or to Pittsburgh, to the care of Mcssis. Duncan, Forsyth If Rid die. The Tow Boais aie exceeded by none on the rivet, and will leave New-
lork for Albany thiee limes each week,
peuniu.ing the passage in twenty hours
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SXA 1V1L IL Luvey, Chas D. Morgan, James Morrow, Elizabeth McDonald, Richard Palmer 2, Abraham Pf ikins.
Je$e Purall, Alfred Perkins, llenry Padget, John R. Porter, (Tts fli? Win. Quiglcy, J. Rodarmar, W 1 G H Rout or J W Waller, William II. Rout, Charles Russel, 2 Hp Edward Mupy, Isaac Scolts, O J William Smoot, James Stephen on, John T . Simpson, J. Storms 2f Benjamin Small, F.anos Spenk, Mr. Staill, Judge Thompson, John Thump, son, James C. or the widow I hempson, f John Vantrces. Robert B. V V? Walker, M F Weaver. S. RODDICK. P. M. Aprr.I 2 1827. L63-9-3t
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un arpcnis, aujoinmg on one side to the From Arbany. goodwill be u at spoilt d lands of Henry VanderBurgh's hei.s, Sc west by Canal I . a s , d c p a 1 1 i n g re g id a i i y on the other side by lands owned bv limn, i f,.,,.-,,".,.:, , . J ... ?. h y
llict, containing about one hundred and : UufiYlo in seven da Finn, thin ,iim A t;Ib ' Iellcr; lc,r31"'K tho ninety acres, be the same more or less J . ' I t Office at Piiiccton la the
, r lii,- . m iinvwn v, ui biiip an r teem also hve and a hall arp. nts in f.ont on the conn-n ton en care, with nut dciav, to
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land now owned by William H. Hanison, in the Prairie hflnw v;...r,i.
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r , , . w -w lu-. fc vi i.niM i i no canal l.ist mi. four hundredac.es ol land, l,t No. (73) I sean, the cu!Kes from Nciv-Yck I 1$ 1 seventy, three, in the old Donation-also, t Pit.s.ur.h ,,50'! U V 1 J
four hundred acres of land, lot No. (9 3)
.MMt.-uucc, in me OKI uonationa'so, four hundred acres o! land, ot No (U8) one himdrcd and eight, in the ok Dona tion also, four hundred acres nl land, lot No (92) ninety two, m the !d D -nation alo, otic hundred acres r-f land, part of lot No. (192) one bundled J; ninety two,
m mc additional Donation also. Locoti
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B! 25. Chargt-s ti.y be ex peeled some what Inner the ensuing season than the last. Producv hum ii.c wtv,( will be leccived.and for w aided to Now York with out d lay. Thcairangcmentsof the Company a.e sttui that they will be enabled to fulfil their contracts within ilwnui.i
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N 7lT,Vn 7 . . V'c' ''0Ca"" ?"dfcy t NVw York illbcforai.!t-.l N (1 15) one hum red ami fifwcn, con- in .en ,lavs, an.l itl, propo.tioiublc extarn nS one l,un(I, , ,l an,l thirty six noes ' pediti.m !,,,, other points -also, Location No. (143) one humlrcil All ,U:,1;,Kcs sustained by Good, forami lorty-three, containing seventy five a- naidctl by this line, will be momntlv set-cres-also Location No. (141) one Inn.. ' tied by Johnson & W.lk. son The (V,., Ore, anil forty -one, containing one bun- pany l,avinK been it .-tr.d in the Tordred and tlrty.x acres, taken by virtno ardinK business since L fim open 1 -.1 an execution, the first tract beinK Ki- "I the Erie Canal, feci assured that t" S ven up by the delend ,nt, the otbeis, by experience will cable then, to r -en-d.-cction ot the phiintifTs atiomcv, Henry cial satisfaction M b Lln,.t V .i 4
..m,. m,. as me property ol William ; The subscribers are Agents for the
v "vr Mm ni oaniuei A. Chew and Eli Ucaty, administrators of Samuel L. Chew, decensed.
Aptil 7. 1827.
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iradrrt, Enmmnce Comfiurni of the city ol New-Yoik, for cnstirit.K" vessels and tai goes, and building JOHNSON u WMI.KK ON.
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A postscript to a letter received in N. York from Uordcaux, dated in the evening of the 2 I at of Jimmy says, 4- the Dews just received from Spain and England has renewed the fetisf a war, and given rise to larte speculation in colonial produce." lb. The government of Upper Canada contemplate improving the r'ner St Law. retire, to make it navigable for schooners and steam boats to the eastern extremity of th-5t Province. The estimated cost is 176,0001. M Rill F.D On Thut day the 29'h March last, by Kkler Samtnd Anck-tson, Cpt. Spier S. IJiuce, to Miss Hachel Chan hers, both of Knox conn v.
quarter ending Uic .1 1 si day f March,
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At the tavern ol John C Car, some Household Furniture, belonging to the estate of Sarah Jones, deceased. A. MASSEW.n cttortrcr. Vincenncs, March 29. 1 8 2 7 . 9-3
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John Hiys, vs. William Henry, KFcnii Jtt:chucnt. solo heir ol Alex I ander l!enry,decd J T this time rams the plaintiff, by i 3L fe. iy. Johnston his attorney, a id the writ having been returned executed according to law, audit appearing lo the satisfaction of the court that the prerequisites of the statute had in ot'er respects been comp.ieil with ther .toie n ord re,iy that this cause be continued until the next teim rl this court, and that ihe pendency ol tins attachment be published in the Western Sun, a piper printed in Vincenncs, for thr.e weeks suece -sively, nrcordimr tn
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pt I1, i.ec, And.eu Coneil, Len'n.el C. Ciak, (George CalhountJ, J..!ni L. C.oa,ptu.,. En.'.ek Cockial, Jacob Call, Margtr-y Ciissup. j f1 $i hailes Emmons 2, J i A Bl 9 Teasel, John llun'ct , jt Ann IIu m.c, U Hu son James Hopkins, I'.dwaid Hat. In r. J I. ,c8
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quarter ending ihc3lst o Maicl., 1B;7, which il rot taktnout beloie the cxrnation ol thiet ionihs, will be sent to ihc General Post Ofiice as ('tad lette s
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ton, John Brow i Join. Brasclton.l homas Htewer, W. Unrbttkoi Elowcrs Joseph Chamhe.s2 Huuly 4 rawfci-, Jo F Casey, Iliiam ( oiii, W 'iuian. Crow, Dact. Casey, Elizubtth Chapptll, Mi lockram, 1 1 (f R,),,,,y ay Sheriff ii P $L:x J Devin. Alexandei Dtvm 2, Lucy Hcvin E z heth De en(iall, I hos E ans 3. Win Lmbtec 4. Rnbea EniC'snn, J iiiithciii Ciui'irk, Is J i I Inn y Iiannas, A drevr a t ii J Harvey. W imam Hattgroe 2,-i ain Hudspeth, Aiexandcr Har-
j viy, John Hynenian, Jesse H"i'is Jrmies Helston, A'cxandci HetidK-ton C ai es Jonesr Sat ah Johnson, Jacob Johnson, David Johnson. Mr Jiques. Cl-aHes LaSene, William Latham, Simeon Ltmasters. Jnn c Ni'N 1 OL 1 JL Cormuk, R uben Mathewon, Es;m. Me Fall, J. stph Mc.Lenan. NaihiMi Nuby, Mary Pnan, p CJ '"TP IM u.d B RirKa- N. S. " O J3 L Rood ek, W m R vis, Davie Robh, J mes Sk dn oe, John Scofield. I homas C. Sttwait. J me antling, Samuei Scott, Andteu Sillivtir '2, J- i .. Sharp, O R E. Sullivan, Simuel Shannon a, William H Stokvvell, t -'y Stackhouse. ( yus Sharpei 2, James N Trusdale. Pomel Truitt, V 17 A vvorth. Josenh Wi-ncU. .Icq.
Wasson, RiiMi VeMt John Wither w, WfiUiam M. Wright, WTalter Wilson, S Z.ii. merman, JOHN I NEELY. March 31. 1827. L76-9-31 NOTICE " JS !,ercor Kvrn,tnai I intend to apply to jA he (ouit of Probate ol Ciawford conn'y, state ol Illinois, to nuke a final siltkm.nt of the estate ol Mallei Edwards, (!eceafd. on the thitd Monday in May ntxt, at which time, all persons interested, may attend il tey pienso. lA AC EDWARDS, jm. April 2. IH'7. 9 4,
a. g lagw; Counsellor Attorney at Law, J fX'VIIIj i,racllcc ln the Vtiisr 5 the vV routui, judicial ctucuiTb, in the slate of Indiana; and in the counties ot Lawrence k ciiAwronp, in Illinois; his office is in the hotue now occupied as at ollicc, bv Mr. Judah. 9- f Vincenncs, April, Apprentices Wanted. TAE subscriber will now take several Apprentices to Icatn either of the
following trades SJl)l)EL (7, T.1XA'lXCiar HOOT SHOE MAKXG ' boys of about 1 5 years of at;c, ami well recommended for honesty, only need apply, as no others will be received. JOHN WISE. December 8, 1826. 4 41 f
Jin Apprentice wanted. "ANTED immediately, at this ofV V fice, an apprentice to the Printing business, between 14 and 16 years of age one frotn the country would be preferred. E. STOUT.
State of Indiana, Knox circuit count, 2 larch Ttrm, 1327. Alexis LcRoy. and Eli- ) zabeth, his wife, f vs r In Chancery, Thomas Hempstead, ) A ND now at this time came the complainants by Samuel Judah, their so licitor, and upfui reading and filing their bill of complaint, and itappcarinK to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is not a resident of thcsta:c, on motion of the complainants by their at'onicy I: is ordered that uotice'of the nendpn
cy of this suit be given by publication of the siirc in the Western Sun, a paper printed in Vincenncs, for three weeks successively, that the defendant appear here at the next term of this court and an-
svycr the complainants bill, or the same will be taken as confessed. Copy test, H. JOHNSON, Cik c x c. April 5, 1827. 9-3t lilVliiTNofice; 'IFUiK heirs of Charles Smith, (late or Vincenncs, in the county ol Knox) deceased, will take notice, that application wiil be made at a special term of the Probate court to be holder in and for the c .untyof Knox, and state of Indiana, on Saturday, the fourteenth day of April next, for an order of said court to sell the real estate of said Charles Smith, dc ceased, the personal estate of the same
proving insufficient to pav the debts CAROLINE SMITH, Admirrx. March 23, 1827. 7-4t
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me-y. J:,hn M v,rs 2. Mmu.,' i,c ! Jesse Mi,!, .. Funds V Mr Ker, J,,,,, , i S. Mays. Dan! Mc dure. Pi sciliu wj ton. Thomas Nenman, ii.iam No, ns.
jnnn fame, Rirhaul P. Pnce, -;i,uel P'icc, Wihi io: Po'kf, 2 Thomas Pmy, W Hciji, R-.bie, S.ioi.(..,; R 4tfl. JB.. i y bone, '1 .omis Robinson Su reah Small, 1 an-line H r ai me!, J ,fm s M. Sutton, H. U. Smphtrd, C)(,tniu She plif-rd, HX W lcsTahbs, Wm. Tyler, ii V V Samuel 'l lung, Danl Travis, Mary C. Tahbs, John Weaver, J..s Weaver, Jam s W mte, Elisha Whiiten, Andrew Wiles. Jesse Whittomb SML HILL, A P. M April 1, 1827. L79-9-3t KTPcisons enquiting foi the above let tcrs wid please say they are advertised, otherwise they may not get them.
LIS I ol letters remaining in the Post-Office at Washington. Tn. thn
'quarter ending the 3 1 si dv of March, which if not taken out within 3 months, will be sent to the General Post Off,, n a
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A 13- J. J'VDes Akeman, J Ah HLJ-P icncsons,SamlRcckit, C. IJirkshiix, Joseph Rovd. Wm Rratton, Isaac Ruieir,, James Rail, Robert Barr William P,aidwin, Mr. Rradshaw, Capt Catnahar,, Major Comer, James A. Cop. tin, Jc.ascCobb, Jesse Colbert, Elijah Chapman, James Calhoun, Oi 'Yi? A T Duncan Ed KlP J;j JL1 watds, Harriett FrelancI, X.JT M II li HwS Judge Hawkins, Isaac Hedding Jesse Hcnby, S. Johnston
I'nblic Notice. -HE ht i.s f l Wilhui) E Breading (late r.i Viticenrcs, m the county of KtHv.) tlef .abtd, will trke notice, th&tapr.r .tir n vjil be n ude at a special tetm t e Pr. baie court, to be I, iden in and
f - r h Mu.niy ot Knox, and aaeof Indi.Mf.of. ,u:cliy. the fou'(etlh dav of Apiil n r I ui oider of -aid cenn :o sell ih-irat es n c ot Wn.. E Breadii g, cli.r :.sd, ti e i . s- He! fMa i of the same proving 'mi'fTi' i n to -?y the debts. ttER E FW IN(; I JdminiOI ORM v FWINC; X ,r,(or, y ' 2 7- 4 Aftniinjsti at i v otice JJTHE -uie ' et hc. mg 1 1. f i d c(jL 'e of administraMon or, ti c t s?ato of Jacub Ueedcri Dav it ss r r unty) de t ai (. hucby no ifv ! pc- sons having clan.s agi inst the tst .teof said deceased, to picsent them legdU authenticated for pa) mint, on or before thf first day of June next, they n ay otherwise be excluded 't orn all hem fit of said esta'e ; all persons ind b'ed the -ame, are required to make immediate pa rrcnt EL1Z B E i H REED EH. Extx0 JAV.ES ALFRED, dm March 22 1827 7-4t
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tf Weiman, to superintend, and cany
ins m iCKsmilh slo.p, at the oh! stand, formerly of Smith & Thomson the well
known qualifications of Mr. Weiman as a good woikmaii, will insuie a liberal share of public patron: gr AH kinds of . Edged tools rpade and warranted h. SMI t IL February 14, 1827 2-tJf