Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 July 1827 — Page 3

THE AVKSTBUN hUJS

ri.VCEMYES, JULY 28, 1827.

J Telegraph, and not of those vho would 1 r r? o . . . I

vote ior j. cwmg as acnaior and that I

now am satisfied. July 27th. 1827 Wm. J HEBERD.

I do certify, that the conversation be

oned, was entirely relative to the piece signed U, in the last Telegraph and the continuation of such publications, and the election or voters for Senator, was noi to my understanding spoken of July 27th, 1827. Wm UURl CIK c :::oi.to::: a. Candidates Department. AUGUST ELECTION, MoxDAJfy 6ih, 1827. SENATE. One to be elected. Wm. POLKE, JOSEPH WARNER, JOHN EWING, JAMES FOVLES. re p n k s en t a t I v k s . Two to be elected. SAMUEL JUDAH, BEN. V. HECKES, TIL McCLUKK. G. W. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM JOHNSON. ntni'.CToit of I'oon norsi?. One wanted. JEREMIAH MAYS, JOHN SETZER.

The Wabash has again taken a rise, is now in good navigable order, and is still using. Several communications arc on file, addressed to the candidates at the approaching election ; believing they could produce no beneficial effects at this time, I have not inserted them. To the Citizens of Knox. Fellow Citizens AS a candidate to represent Knox county in the Legislature, it was my sincere wish to avoid troubling you in the manner I now do. But believe me, that the circulation through the county of a taie upon me, calculated to wound the feelings of a portion of you, renders it necessary for me to address you ; and in doing so, permit me also to stale my opin ions on some subjects of great importance to the county. In the Telegraph of last week, there was published an article addressed to certain persons unknown, to whom the epi thct ' The trio" was given, and signed U 1 was informed by some person, whether truly or not, is novj immaterial that the EJitor of that paper had named me as one of the 4 trio,' and I was irritated. I conceived the publication itself to be highly improper, and I thought the naming ot me as one of the pet sons alluded to, deserving of any term I might apply to it In a conversation with Mr. But tch, in the presence of Mr. Ilebcrd only, I stated my opinion of that publication fully, Sc among other observations, said, or intended to say, in substance, that none but black hearted men would support the publication of such articles as that signed U. Mr. Hcberd, however, understood rnc to say, that " none but black hearted men would support the election of the Editor of the Telegraph as your Senator " This I assure you, was an innocent mistake of Mr. Hcberd ; and I positively assert, that I never did think of making the observation Mr. Heberd supposed me to make

which indeed, as coining from me, would ) f r 5 i ? be most absurd and ridiculous ; for mam j r 5 V f . i very respectable men, in town and coun- J s :t :o :

try, some ot whom are my personal ami ; in suuscn or n.r-, ju

nuuuon saie oi t ruxkooxm

DRVflflODS.

QUMNSWARE. Women SADDLES, SHOES,

HARDWARE, GROCERIES, 1 1 ATI'S,

tween S. Judah and myself above menti- ' A"d a varicty of.othcr articles too tedi-

ous to mention will be ofTercd at the store ot wilson Lagow, in Vincenrles, on the third Afonday of August nexty and continue Irom day to day, until the sale is completed the tenns ol sale, is cash. 23-td July 10, 1827. WOOL O.MtDliNG. THE subscriber informs the public that he has his j Wool Carding Machines In complete operation, and he will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who may call ; persons fiom a distance shall have their work done immediately. His prices will be as formerly Ctnts. For common Wool, 8 1-3 i blooded Meiino wool, 10 i do. (' do. - 12J $ do. f'n do - 15 II. D. WHEELER. June 14, 1827. 19-tt &rpl have two sets of MILL 1R0.YS for sale, which could be finished on short notice II D. W.

A S . TOM LIN SON, ffP.UirFT Slit EST, VISCESSESiJ jJ'F AS just received from TiiladelJiia ii! .1 a,,d 'i'i'Vir, atiw aiul vuiy general assortment of CCNSISTING OF Spring and Summer BUY GOODS, An extendve assortment of Hardware. Cutter?, Glass, and Quccuswurc. FRESH GROCERIES of the latest importations, and ol the first quality. All al which arc offered for sale at the lowest cash prices.

$ HADOLIOKY

S$fcS8V lr TRADE. Mf'P I WILL give ii

M u- ( 18 27

cvchanire for the

ibtlowimr articles oltrarlc, ilelivci ed iri Vioctnnes by 1 Ik fir si dav ot De

er mbcr next, to wit. POIII Jf.J'.F, WHEAT. CO AW, or OJTS, any kind of SADDLERY. SAMUEL THORN. July 19, 1827. 21-id

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esteemed friends, support John Ewinr's election, and also mine. At.d so soon as

I was informed by Mr. Uurtch, very shortly alter the conversation in his store, of Mr. Hebcrd's understanding of my observation, I instantly made the statement I have given above. The existing difficulties between John Lwing and myself, arc entirely of a personal nature, and should have no influence upon cither his, or my'ek ction. lint I freely and candidly assuie the citizr-ns of Knox county, that no private difficul

ties with an individual associated w'Mhmc

in a public capacity, should ever in'liRr.ce my public conduct. If elected your Representative, my duty my interest will be to serve the state and the county, and nut tp gratify my private fee!!; gs good or biul tow aids any cue. If elected, my course will be, to advocate a. d support every mcisine calcinated 10 promute the irlc cstol ir e people 1 rep csent, and to oppo-c cvety measure contrary t those interests. I wiii since icly, with heart and hand, use evi ry txeriion to promote tf.c agr;ctilturaLTr.a;:it:ctaring Sc commercial interests ol the btale and county ; to accomplish the formation of the Wabash canal, and the highly recessaty improvement in the Wabash ri

ver ; to reduce the state and countv taxes : and by mv whole course, to ctrjirm the , confidctice of the people, at.d to deserve a j continuance of their fi icr. lship c!ce:ii. j

t:eid ussortmc'it

British. French

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UARDWAUE & CI

Queens and Ghfs.iwjr. A general assortment of

SIIOIW BO N "S ETS. A lanje assortncm ot b Gil 00!, BOOKS Three hutidrcd barrels Kcnhawa Salt Together with :tt a.--.oi tii'cnt of IRON & PLOW PLACES. All of which will bt; sold at the lowest rates for cash. Wm. BUR TCH.

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y For Sale or Kent, WARE HOUSE, with two STORE ROOMS, S; DWEL-

LL (i HOUSE, LO T, tfc is offered for sa:c or rem. It is iiuate on Main and V ater sir; el;;, in MO 17, YT VER.0Y In me dwelling is v..l rah ulatt-d for iivcif; Kutt:: iatnnteiil. or even a l'ublic Tavctn, with some small addhions ossession will be ;;ivc ri the 1 3lh of September next, or sr.oncr ii required for teims "Jpply on the pi cmis.es to, J Y WILWRN. V,. Vr r'in, J 1 ! y 8 rt27 24-6t

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II. JOHNSON.

The subscriber,

JOHN . M LrIIOY, "J"T'S taken the old stand oi Jacobs If .ii 1 Ee'Rou, on Ma'ket street. op'o

January 8, 1827.

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nav GOODS,

During the time I have tesid.d in Knox : IA!U & (JU ftHNSWAKR countv, in the course of my prolesaioi.al 411 t unmun business, and of my private dealings, I ;' AlHl uh ULL Iv I Tih

have been placed in immediate contact . Of the

PUBLIC NOTICK. rpHE annual election for 827, will y rreld for the county of Knox, on the first Monday in August next, for the pur-

site J. If S. Smithy where he is opening pose ot chosmg one Senator to rcptescnt a general assortment ol I the district composed of Knox, Daviss.

and Martin counties ; also, two Repieuntatives to the state legislature; also, one Dhector for the Pom House. The inspector for the respective townships in said county arc requited to attend at the usual places of holding elections in their

township on the day above mentioned,

best cuulitv-

which are offered

lo-tt

Vinccnncs, Ma v

with very manv individuals, poor as well j at the lowest cash ptic -s, or exchanged

as rich, and to them all, I boldly appeal ; j for hkbs-wax, ff.athkrs, ginsaxg, kc. ! and conduct the said'election, and make

on their opinion ol my integrity ami audi ty, I boldly rely. Verv respectfully. SAMl. JUDAH. July 26th, 1S27.

I do certify, that shortly after the publication of the last Telegraph, a conversation took place in the store, in my presence, between Mv Rurtch and S. Judah, respecting an article in the paper, over the signature of U. That in the course of the conversation I understood Mr. Judah to use thess expressions 14 Those v. ho supported John Ewing ought to be remembered" and 44 That there was no body in the county who would support him but a few stubborn bhek hearted fellows in Vinccnncs." And that shortly after the above conversation, I stated my vridfrstr.ndir.g of it to a friend, who im mediately went to Mr. Judah, and Mr. Judah immediately stated, that he had reference to thnse who could approve ol :.uoh publications as that signed LT, in the

NOTICK

' S Judah & A. G. Lagnw.

V'Jl'ILL in fututc, practise law in V Y partnership. S0-3m Vinccnncs, June 1827. 77 puorKCTioN: sAiilniriiiLL. Agent fzr the pkoTectjos Fins if maFISE IXSURASCE COMPACT oj Haftfcrd, Connecticut. S prepared to insure on S cam, Keel, i and Flat Boats, and Cargoes Also, on Stores, House?, Mills, Sec and their contents, at the lowest rates of premium. Satisfactoty evidence of the liberality of the Protection Insurance Company in ad justing losses, and promptness in paying the same, can be had by applying as abovc. 12-Cm Vinccnnc. Apiil 1827,

their returns in conformity to law. Given under my hand this 5th day of July, 1827. 22-4t S. ALMY, Shff k c STATE HO AD, FroMiFmbarras river, to the If abash, opposite Vincennes. fiMIE Commissioners appointed by a law of Illinois, for repairing the abovc Road, will meet at L awrenccville, on Saturday the twenty fifth day of August nexty Sc proceed to let out the same agreeably to the plan left at the Clerk's othVe in Lawrencevillc. where persons wishing to contract are desired to call and examine it for themselves. SAMl. HARRIS, ") ComBENj McCLEAVE, mhsi. RICHARD GARDNER, J oners. July 13. 1827. 24-td BLANK DEEDS lor sale at this office.

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IMacksmithing. FpiIE subscriber has engaged Mr B. ? ii Wei man, to superintend, and carry j? m on his Blacksmith shop, at the old stand, formerly of Smith Sc Thomson the well known qualifications of Mr. Welman as a good workman, will insure a liberal share of public patronage AH kinds of Edged tools made and warranted. N. SMITH. February 14, 1627