Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 29, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 August 1827 — Page 2

tlon. In 1816, a single minimum of 25 Cents the square yard was established in favor of domestic cottonsi which wab increased, by the tariff ol 1824, to thirty cents. Bu one minimum exists with respect to cottons the Woollen bill proposed to establish loui in regard to woollens. "When the cotton minimum was established, we had a sufficient supply of the raw matciial, not only tbi -ourselves, but tor the world: at this time, when eveiy effort is rued to esub.ish lour woollen minimum, our country does not produce any thing like a supply of wool for the manufactures already in existence. If the friend of the Woollen bill had been contented with a single minimum of 40 cents Upon woollens, there would hate been some resemblance between it and the cot

ton minimum ; but even then the likeness would have been taint. As the Woollen bi i stood at the last session, no parahel can be drawn between them. 1 shall now state a second reason for my opposition to this bid. Had it become a law, its tendency would have been to give the woollen maim acturcrs of the eastern states a monopoly ot the market of the whole Union. Pennsylvania would

then have needed a Tariff against New

NEW jOOi)8. a:o::o: THE subscriber ha just icceived a general assortment of

British, French Sj American

fBRYG00D&

HARDWARE & CUTLERY Queens and Glassware, A general assott merit of GROCERIES, SHOES & DON NETS. A huge assortment o SCHOOL ROOKS. Three hundred hanvls Kenhawa Salt, Together with an assittmen of IRON & PLOW PLATES,

All of which will be sold at the lowest

rates for cash. Wm. liUUTCH. May 10, 1327. 14-3m

uLAW PARTNERSHIP. 0 DEWEY if E H McJUXKIX,

England, as much as the United States VX ILL practice law conjunction

iff .-uninat Old England. v V in the Daviess Circuit court

It was said, in Congress, that g40.( 00,000 ' Any business entrusted to K. H McJun

had been invested in the w olkn manulac- j frm.at Washington, Indiana, (wheic he ture of this country. But a small potti- i resides) will be attended to by both, with

on ot this capital, comparatively speaK- punctuality.

12-6 n Vshincton, Anvil 1827.

tr McJU. A A will practice in the

adiacent Cii cuit courts.

Hurt

mg, exists out ot Ncw-bngiaml. Lvcn there, the greater prl ol it is confined within a narrow space. Much ot the immense capital of Boston and Sale.ni, has been diverted from commerce to the woollen manufacture. This branch ol business is not conducted in New England, as it is in Pennsylvania, by individuals ; but

large masses of wealth arc concentrated, j and applied to that purpose, by iucoi por- j ated companies. In this state of the manufacture prohibit, at once, the importation of a very large proportion of toreign woollens, as th- Woollen bill would have done, and what would be theinevit- ; able consequence ? In the east, they are already in possession of the capital. They already have large incoi po ated companies in operation. Tluycoudat once, have expended their machinery to ; meet the increased demand arising; tiom j prohibition; and in this manner they j would have swallowed up m st of the woollen manufactures throughout the est of the Union. We are not yet prepared to contend against them. Our woollen manufactures could 'nut contain such a competition. The skill and capital of in

dividuus, m the muldie states, it this mil share oi public pan -i;agc Ail kinds ol

had become a law, must, and would hac Eilgeil toois made and wai rauied.

PILOTED . ION.

SAMUEL HILL,

Agent fur the protection fiue if xa-

RISE ISSCRASCE COMVASi of fordy ConhecHcui.

iS prepared to insure on Steam, Keel, and Fiat Boats, and Cargt.es. Also,

on Stoics, Houses, Mills, &c. and thru

contents, at the lowest rates ;f tuemium.

Satisfactory evidence of the iber alii vol"

the Protection Insurance Company in ad

justing lasses, and promptness in paying

the same, can be had bv annyine us a

bote. l2-6m Vinccnncs. April

V A

'.ft

.NEW GOODS.

The subscriber, JOHN It M. Le'UOY,

HAJ taken the o.d stand ot Jacobs if LeRoy, on Maiket sticct, oppo

site J. if S. Smith, where he is opening a general assortment of

DRY GOODS,

HARD & QUEENS WARE

And Fresh GROCERIES

Of the best quality which arc tillered at the lowest cash prices, or exchanged

for BEES WAX, FEATHERS, GINSANO, &C

1 6 if Vincennes, Ma y 1827. F6'(iK! ! "77' THE subscriber will exchange 7 MhRCHAXDIZi: Jf at his store, fa good ' Merchantable Corn-fed Pork at oi c di liar and fifiy ccnta per hundred weight lor hogs that will viit;h tw.i hundred weight and upwanls, or he will t;ive the maiket price which eur these ler may see proper to select at the time he en goges the pmk ; any person that I am acquainted with, 01 who may come well ic commended, can be nccommndatcd with dohds at anv time, and pay the pom; by

the fiist of December next WILSON LAOOW. Vinccnncs, 1 J ily, 1827". 26-41 wrnii niLLEiis, THE subscriber has latciy taken the

' '71 iivcrn Stand, Formerly occupied by Judge Hosiers si U;iied near the cninei

of mauket Sc water stn-cts. His hout and siaDie ae well supplied, & he hope, by a siiict and careful attention to bu-.i nes i, to nn'iit, and also receive a share ol public par lunate SOLOMON UATIIIJOXE Vinccnncs. IM 26, 1827. 4-tf

11 1 1

- e nt a rr a i x m i ; x t: jSrV'I'liK snbscrilier has ec-

ana

s n n

lilacksinithin.

'"HE suj -Ciller 1,1s u)!(-:I Mr li VVeiu.a.i, to Miei inteoil, imd can y on nis liuicksimih snop. 1 ho obi r,ia;wl, lor neiivol huuu. k i Uomon theueil ktiown iUu.:ihcatiois ol M;. Vclmau a; a good workman, will m-.uie a hiei..l

been overwhelmed by the supei ior skill

aid capital of the eastern manufacttiri g companies. Is it not much belter, ihrn, to pursue our former policy, by gradually increasing the duties upon importation, for the purpose of protecting our maim factures, as they gradually atise, than to be huriied into a prohibitory system for

N. ..Ml 11. February 14. 1S27 WOOL C .RUING. THE subscribvjr ndornis the public that he has ids Wool Carding Machines In complete opei aao:t, and he will vndea

nimcd Ids former business, in th 'kouse sometime aio occupird b

Mr Frs Cunnii ghan as a TAVKRX. im Market st: ect, in Vincennes. He Iihs budt a new, lare, and commo dious stable ; and has put the buildiin in complete repair. His stable will b constantly supplied with Oars, Corn, W rVr, a'ul T h(hv u-y, and attended by 0 vvood Ostler. His hi use shall at all times be furnished with such things for the com fort of Travellers, & others, as the count! v can afford. He hohes by his attention

j to business, to merit and receive a shatc J ol public patronage.

H. JOHNSON. January 8, 1827. 5 '-if

Which we are not prepaicd ; a system, too, I vor to gie satik.cti..n to ail who ina so unjust and. so unequal in its opeia'ion, 1 can; persons from a distance shall have

that whilst it would have leucu an np.

pressive tax from the pockets of the poor, would hae left the law as is now in legard to the rich. C Concluded in cur ne-r.)

their woik dune immeiliately.

s. to" jinx sox, (XARKET STREET. 11SCEXXES J IT1 AS just received from Philadt Ifihia 1l and Baltimore, anew and very general assortment of 31EUGHAniZE, y CONSISTING OF Spring and Summer DHY (iOOi)S, An extensive asotment of

Hardware. Cutlery, Glass, and Que nsware. FRESH GUOCLHIFS of the latest importations, and ot the fust quality. All af which aret.Ueicd for sale at the lowest cash prices. U-3m Mav 10. 1827 Apprentices Wanteil. TVE subscriber will now take several Apprentices to learn either of the fo'lowing trades SADDLIXG, TAXXIXGcr BOOT if bliOE UKIXG .boys of about 15 years of ae.e, tnd well recommended for honesty, only need apply, as no others will be received. John wise. December S, 18 26 44-t iNorirK " iS Judah r . G. Lagmc, "T'SriEE in futuie, practise law in V partnership. U0-3m Vinccnncs, June 1827.

ces w 1 i i oe as lot met . y Foi common Wool,

ills pn-

C Tils 8 1-3

I blooded Merino wed, 10 i do. do do. -i do. do do - 1 5 H D. WHEEFEK June 14, 1857. IL-T 5CTI hac two sets of MILL UxOXS lor sale, which eould be finished on bhort notice. H . i). W.

NOTICE

"TS hereby given, that I bhall apply to jLhenext eouvtof Probate, in and lor tne county ot Suhian, and state ot IikIi ana, on the last Monday in August, IG27, to make a final settlement ol the esUsie ot Geoige Keibv, deed. JOHN li GRANT, Adm. August , lb7 IT-oi 'Z luniH -s bule.

Y virtue ol a wiit ul Fiei i Facias, to

to me directed, horn the 1 kik's ol

iice ol FiO.d county, sate of Indiana, 1 will exposeto public saie, at the louu ; house door in Vincennes, on Monday, j the 3d day of September next, between j the . hours ol ten o'clock a m. and live o'elock pm agreeably to the thud section of the law subjecting ual and personal estate to e.xecu ion, the following tracts ot land, to wit : three bundled a cres ol land, laying and being in Knox county, state ol Indiana, and adion intr

t v v 1 1 son s creeK, with its appuitcnancts

thereunto belo: ging Also, one bundled

acies ol land in the Loer Fiairie, be

low Vincennes, laying and being in Knox

county, btale ot Indiana, and its uppurlc

nance thereunto belonging allol which

is taken as the properly of John D. Hay,

at tne sun ol John K. I'orter, assignee S. ALMY. kc. August 11, 1827. -i7-4tg2

Vll iMIilMCINES. OOC t C,R Mc.XAMLK levpectfully inloi ms the citizens ol the Wabash eountry, and the public generally that he iiasjust o pencil his

t ' On Maikei a icet, next door to S Tom insons store, in the room himcrly oc cupied by F. Dickson where he is now opening Medicines jut 1 eeeived. Dur mg the mouth ot June, he will iCieive

lioin Fhiiuiielplini, ei al paekages ad

uitionai, to complete the ussoi tu.eiu, ami

make it ampic. In conducting this busi U-'ss, he In.'s engaged the assisianee ol

Da U'coLi'iiit-Tvy, which he hopes wiU

ciiahie hnn 10 accommodate tho e who

purchase for latniiy pui poses to their en

tne saiistaction ; the advantage ot cur-

0 - rect picsciipiiou to such, wilt be obvi

oils. Fh)sicians pui chasing, may be as

suted ot .ery utile. c necessary in pu.c lice, and of genuine quality ; none other will be otVeiwd h will be maue their intcicsl to lavoi him with their custom. Countiy mcichants may find it to their interest to give him a call, or such me dicmcs as ihey may want. F Mc.NAMEF. Vinccnncs, May 15. S27. 15-tt XJDr IVOOLVKRTOX. respectfully inloims the citizens ot Vincennes, and vicinity, thaHie has so fariecocred his health, as to be able to assist Doctor Ac Xameey in the aboxc busiuevs, and to resume his Practice, which he will do in the employ ol 13 r. Mc.Namce. J. D. W OOLVFR TON.

SADDLKRY tr TRADE.

I WILL give in exchange lor the

following articles oftrade, delivered

in Vincennes by the fu st dav ol De

cember next, to wit PORK, BEEF,

irifFA7 CORX, or OATS, any kind

ot SADDLERY. SAMUEL TliOHN.

Sale of Seminary Lands. IN contoimity with a law of the state of Indiana, MOllCL lb HEREBY LiiVEN, that on the first Monday of bepiembcr next, and hum day today thcreatier until the sale shall be completed, '1 he Seminary Township, in Gibson county, win be soiu 111 Princeton, ai Fuulic Auction, in hatt-epjarter sections: one touiih ol the purchase money 10 be paid 111 nand, the balance at the option ot the puichascr, loicmainon intcicst tor ten yeais, and theicalter at the option of the Stale Commissioners lor that puipose, under the Uucciionof the Gcneial Assembly. '1 he interest to be paid annuahy in advance; and a failuic lor two ycais successively to pay such inleiest shad occasion a forfeiture of the iand sold, litleiii Ice to be made when

the payment is made in lull.

above land was selected nearly twentv

years since for the use of a State Seminal), and is recommended to purchasers by ceiy advantage of fertility of soil and beauty ot situation. It adjoins the nourishing town ol Princeton, 18 miles horn ihe Ohio, 6 trom the Wabash, and the same distance born White river. 0i the first Monday of Oct. next, The fcuniiiarv 1 ownshii).

m Momoc county, wid be sold at Bloomuigion, in the same manner and on the same terms. '1 his tract of bnd joins tt.oomington where the State Srnunary s sluatcd, and is interior in quality to . o .e in the state of Indiana. Roth townships were selected prior to any sales in then vicinity, and have ever been considered the most advantageous that could be made. I hey have laims in cvciy vaiety ol impiovcmcnt : the towns they idjo-u contain six or eight hundred inl?b. i jus each, and it may be safely stated, t iji tor procuung desiiablc situations lor permanent setif r nothing tqUal has cen ofFircd to the public lor many ycais. The lai.d is to be divided by the Commissioners, Jumes Smith for the former ownbhip and James Hoi land lor ihe latter, into th'ce rates : the first to br sold at o les than three dollats and fifty cents per .c c, the sccmid two dollats and wen y live cents, and tbe thiid one dol.ar and iwcnly fivtcnus. SAMUEL MERRILL, Treasurer of Stale, Indianapolis, June 10, 1827 C'Fmiois ol ihe papcis at Vinccnncs, Riooniingtoti, Salem, Madison, Charlestown, Ntw Albany, ol the N.v lio.mi Republican Cincinnati, Reporter, Lexington, Louisville Public Advertiser, a d ol the Na I nal Journal at Washir.gt n, will publish the above for eight weeks, once each week, and send tllcir bibs lo me.

Com missioner' STA I EOF INDI ANA. VANDKH 11 U H G H COUNTY

James M Cudiiy,

set.

James At Cudoy, 1 against Kin Chancery. RoIk it Armsin nr, 1

7 . u,ulcr.t;ncd, having been t V appwiiitid Coti'missioneis lo sell

tne lollowmg desctibed pn petty ol Roeit Armstrong, to satisfy ihe claims of James MtGilly Cuddy, against the said

uohcit Aiuiitrcng, vi2: A part of lot No ihiiieeiu (13,) lyirg in the town of Evansxibc, Vaidcibuigh county, la it b.ii g ihe lot on which the said Robert A msttong last icsided while at Evansdle -A;to, the south half of lot No. twehc, ('2.) as designated bv the town plat otsiid town of Exansvi'llc. Likewise, seventy seven (77) feet cfT of the mil ol let No foil) five, (45.) as designa ed by s;d plai ol said town ol Evansvillc, which lies next ihe Ohio, being the partem which Porter Fuller erected a ttame house. Now public notice is here ny given, that we. or srw.c two or us, will, on the seventh day of Stfitenbtr nexf, between the hours ol nine o'clock, a m. and six o'clock, r m at the court house in the town of Eansillc, ofTer the said property .at public sale, to the highest and besi bidder.

ALAN.ON WARNER,") ComJ. W. SILLESTON,

J. V. ROBINSON, August 4th, '827.

I Cheat, Flax JSeed and SAW LOGS. 0 I WISH to purchase a quantity of gqod merchantable Wheat, Flax-Set d 'and Savj Ao Delivered at the Vincennes Ox Mill. gS-jf J. L. COLMAN. Magistrates BLANKS tor Illinois, for sale at tlus office.

J onert. 27-4t

Tallow, wanted at. this office.

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