Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 December 1827 — Page 3

THE WESTERN 8 UN

VIMCEJYJYES, DECEMBER I, 1827. The Legislature ol Indiana will meet at Indianapolis on Monday next every industry and exertion shall be used on my part, to lay before the readers of the Sun, a detail of their proceedings. On the same day, the Congress of the U. States will assemble in the city of Washington. Extracts from their proceedings shall also be presented. At the election in the 1 1th Congressional District in Kentucky, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death ol Dr. Yonng ciultok, the Jackson candidate received 2,704 votes and calhoun, the Adams candidate, received 2,679 majo rity for Chilton, 25. At the last August election there was no Jackson candidate in the District, and it was said there was no Jacksonians in it. But owing to some irregularity in one of the returns, Calhoun received a certificate of his election Will he go on ? NEW YORK ELECTION. The N. Yolk papers ol Saturday, furnished the follow ing information relative to the election held in that state. Nat. Int. Election Returns. In every county from which we have heard this morning, save one, the J.ickson men have succeed ed. Even in Albany, but one of the adminis. ration men has been elected. Rensselcar too Rensselear, where three weeks ago, 300 Jackson men could not have been found, and even week before last, the best calculations awarded us a majority of 1000, has given four hundred Jackson majority. Ulster, Sullivan, Sche nectady, Schoharie, and Warren counties, have given large majorities for the Jack son tickets, and Columbia a small majo rity in our favor. So far as we have heard, with two or three exceptions, of little consequence now, Senate and Assembly all, all is gone. We have no desire to hear further from the country. lAkefre in the woods the Jackson fever must have its way, and be suffered to burn out. Com. Alv. A lettei dated November 3d, from a gentleman in New-York to his friend in this city contains the following intelligence : I cannot close this letter without informing you tnat Gov. Clinton held an au dience of his friends yesterday, and being asked by one of them what were his wish es on the Presidential question, said " ?y ?A to be distinct ly understood - hat I am ?vi h yu in the suprRT of Gen Jackson, HEART AND S UL " U S. Tel. Buenos Ayr? IL the Dumfries, arrived w Baltimote in forty three davs from Htode Janeiro, intelligence has iKcn received from that capital to the 2 .Id of September The important fact of the separation of the provinces from that ol Buenos Avics is announced by this arri val. The following extracts ol letters aic from the Baltimore American and Morning Chronicle : Rn de Janeiro, 22d Sept Wc have no new, h re ; things in Buenos Ayres have run into much disorder The provinces have separated from that if Buenos Ayres, but aie determined to agree a-

mong themselves, and to carry n: the war for the independence of the Banda Oriental. The former confederation is dis solved, and Buenos Ayies is now under a local government. These people, pho Brazilians count more upon dissensions cfnTong their enemies, than on thci; own abilities to coerce peace " Buenos Ayres, An? 23 Another

tinued, it Is expected that the orientalists will exert themselves to plunder, as it is said they did in the last campaign. It is expected by many, and they have reason to believe that the negotiations for a peace arc still going on, since the present men in power are all friends of don Manuel Garcia. The operations of our squadron are completely suspended for the present, that of the enemy continues in sight, off this port, occasionally hoisting their sails when a vessel appears coming up, but all their efforts do not prevent the entrance of prizes taken by privateers, or other vessels with cargoes sent in here on speculation. Several vessels with valuable cargoes have recently arrived in the face of them, although chased in by the schooners of war. pexsacola, Oct. 14. The whole of the fleet in our harbor, consisting of the Natchez, G Rudd, csqr. (beating the broad pennant of com. Kidqely) the Eiic, D, Turner, esq and the Hornet, a Clayton, esq. put to sea on Monday morning last, on a cruise A report has been in circulation (we know not from what source or on what giounds,) that nearlyall the crew of the U S. schr Shark, had deserted; and it has been surmised that the sudden movement ol the .squadron has betn occasioned by inlormalion received ol this fact. It is possible, that the report if well founded, is erroneous, as ugatds the vessel named, and there is reason to suppose that it is the Grampus, it either, from which the men have deserted, ITEM By an act of the Congress of Columbia, the port of Buenaventura has been declared a free port, by which all vessels of all nations may enter and depart from it without paying import or export duties. A despatch from the B'itish Envoy at the Court of Pctsia, to Mr. Stratford Canning, transmitted the news of a great victory gained by the Russians, on the right bank of the Arascs The Augsburg Gazeue says, that the lovs of forty thousand men by the Pcr.ir.-.-is, and of eleven thousand by the victors, is probably an exaggeration The answer given to the interpreters of ihc three Ambassadors on the "Oth, was, thm the Porte would not rive anv answer, a;u ;ha! its already published Manifests r .:;on every thing that could be said on the subject in question." And this w;.s -cpcr.t-ed by the Reis l.fiVndi, when the onierence broke up. The three Mmi,i; -s s had resolved to send their wives and Mkiico out of the reach o" .lunger. In c onse quence of this, the former h id already embarked on the '5 1st August. Thv accounts from Spain show that the rebel lion is raging more violently, and the insurgents seem to be gaining strength Hamburg papers to the 23d eptembci , contain an account of a dreadful fiie at A bo, on the 4th, by which nine hundred houses were destioyed. It broke out in a house where the people were mclti; g tallow, for which a penalty is imposed. They were, therefore anxious to conceal the lire, and closed the doors The w hole buiiding was reduced to ashes in five minutes. The conflagration spread in every direction, and raged for twentffour hr-urs, ending with the total destruction of the place, excepting about thirty houses The inhabitants, eleven thousand in mini

the Borough of Vincennes, "one dollar for the first offence, and three dollars lor each succeeding offence, to be sued for and recovered by the Market Master in the name of the Trustees of the Borough ol Vincennes, as in other cases is provided This ordinance to take effect tiom and after its legal piomulgation. A true copy, SAMUEL HILL, Clk.n.ra r. Passed 24th Nov ember. 8 27

JSOTICK

A LL persons concerned, are hereby

notified, that the estate of Amos

Rogers, deceased, is solvent and all those having claims against said estate are

j requested to present them for payment, j and all who are indebted, arc requested to j make immediate payment.

JOHN EVANS. Adm. SARAH ROGFRS, Admtx. November 28, 1827 34-3t

; &Iieri(Fs Sale. ' vrlue a iei focas on replevy y.J) bond, and to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Knox county Circuit couit, I will expose io public sale, at he court house door in Vin-uncs, on Mon

day the twenty fourth instant, between the hours of ten o'clock, a m, and live o'clock, p m, and agt teably to the third sec-

j tion ol the law subjecting real and per- ' sonal estate to execution, the following : S tract of land, to wit : al! that certain ttact j or paicel of land, and its appui tenances ; ; thereunto bt. longing, containing one bun ! di ed acres, situate, lying and being in the j

! county o jvnox, aim state oi Indiana, in ! Washington township, it being the same ' tract and farm of land that Samuel F.uris j now lives upon, which was by deed, conj eyed by J ssc Daviss, and Anna his wife, j to Samuel Farris, and by Sanun'l Farris, j and Anna his wife, to Alfred Funis, hy j deed dated the iwenty eighth day nl .fa unary, one thousand eight hundred and twenty five, as reference to the Recor i (lev's office of Knox County will more ful i Iv appear taken as the properly of Al- ; fsed Farris, al the suit ol Samuel Swaync against Samuel Farris m l Ufred Farris j S. ALMY Shff kc. j December 5 , 1 a2 7 4 ;-tt-$y250

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her, lost everv thine;.

The follow in-r

change in government l as takn place incc wc last wrote you the National Government has ceased to exist, k B-.ci-os yres again reduced to a province' n!y, with its G-ivernor and Provincial J. n:a, exictly on the same footing as in IS 21 This is n more than mi.ht have b en expected from the obstinacy of the other )r.)inces, and even now wc t; it '- m ,st i-!j issiblc tor them to unite ith Vas. in order to prosecute the war with vigor, aii 1 liueno., Ayres cannu continue ft much longer alone; lor this rcam ".c tire not witiiout hopes that wo shall have a peace ere lo:n, although it is a lamentable thing, that a country like this, that has been uniformly victorious in its caiccr since the commencement ot the war, should at last he obliged to accede to a peace purchased at the expense cf chi! discord, and perhaps a saeufi:e ot what mav be considered as its legal claims the terri'orv io dknntc. Thctc arc some ru

mors ail ut, that we may sitorJly expect tto ps from the other provinces to j in those of this province at the foithcommg campaign, but wc fear this wants confirmation Gen AKcarhas been recalled from the army, and gen. Lavalieja ap-poi-red to the chief command, from which circumstance, should war be con

placard has been twice stuck up at Madlivl, and created some commotion there, on account of the crowds assembled to read it, before the police interfered a The French in the Fb'O the English in the Tagus the Liberals at the Devil and down w ith the king." ; ; ; o o : : : - Ihmntgh Onliiaua;. A.V OXDI.VA.VCE in addition to an ordinance, entitled 41 An ordinance res pecting the Mat kct. Sec 1. RE it or d dined by the Trtts fees of the Rorongh f Vxnctr.nes, in C?v ';.! C'iiincxl assembled, That Market boms, on general mat kit days, shail be fi.nn day ligiu until nine o'clock, A m Sec. 2d And be if further ordained, That the Market Master shrll forfeit and lose all t ight, or claim to his tecs, or other co mpensation wliatever, lor each and ce:v such general Market dav that he b'nll fail r neglect to sound his trumpet or horn at the opening of the market. Sec. 3d And be it further trdained, That any person who shail agree, ot pro mise for the sale, or purchase, or shall sell, or shail purchase, within the Bo rough of Vincennes, on general Market uavs, and before the opening of the mar-

j kct by the Market Master, any kind of ' Meat, Eish. Poultry, Rutter. Rggs. C.'irese, Emit. .Vm's. Potatoes, Grain, Meal, Flour, Turtvfts, or Vegetables of

any kind whatever, shall forfeit and pay to the Market Master, the otic half for his own u?c, and the other half for the use tf

.TO UN S. M LiJlOY AS htc'y rccrived a new supply of

GOODS sui'able for the present

and ;;mm.K:hing s-aon, which he will exclijpge (en deii-i y of the attiele)for ihvf (iil!i Fiutlher.'i, Live o:;s Dnjed Apples Oats o,' Corn. IJrrjctl Peaches, licnus. jV(s'u',t flax and Tutu Linen, And any other article suitable for the New Orleans market, delivcicd beiore the 1st ol D:ccnd)er next. Vincennes, October 6, 1S27 35-tf

j An assortment of S 9JE 7 1 rE L R 1' isr MI I I TA R Y

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Articles, just lece'ned tx. lor sale. Watches Silver WorL Kept constantly on hand. Clocks, and W Aches Of all descriptions, casefuily repaired, and warranttd

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cash paici ior oki ioui o ouver I N. WHITTLES FY

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v nieennes, Aov. o, ioi. u-u

SADDLKltY

For TRADE

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I WILL give iti

exchange lor the following articles oftrade, delivered in Vincennes by

----- - -i the fust diy of Dc cembcr next, to wit. PORK. RREE, WHEAT, CORX, or OATS, any kind of SADDLERY SAMUEL THORN May 15. 1827 5-f

-vLAFAYCTTE II ALL

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PUR LIC HOUSE, in salkm Indiana, at the stand lurmerly occupied by capt. Win. Rair, on South Main street. "I he building has been enlarged, and is commodious. He h?s attached to his house an extensive heading room, furnished with Pairrs ttom each ol the stales

Travellers who call at his house, will be

furnished with Way Rills giving the distance from Salem, to all the principal towns in the state, and the public houses kept in the same. HENRY S. HANDY. i Salem, October, 1827.

FRESH MEmCIYES. DOC l OR Mc.jYAMEE lespectfull? informs the citizens t u.r V.ibsh com. try, and t.ne public geneially thatho has just open d hit MEDICIXE ST' MB On Market street, next door to S Tomlinson's store, in the n.om formerly occupied by F. Dickson where he i novr opening Medicine just received During the month of June, he will rc.eive from Philadelphia, several package additional, to complete the assortment, and make it ample In conducting this business, he has engaged the assisiancc of Dx Woqu'ertok. which he hopes vill enable: him to accommodate thoe who purchase fir family purposes to their entire satisfaction; the advantage ol correct prescriptions to such, nib be obvious. Physicians pui chasing, may b as sured of every article necessary in practice, and of genuine quality; none other will be otTercd It will be maochcir interest to favor him with their custom. Country merchants may find it to their interest to give him a call, or such medicines as they mav want E Mr NAMEE. Vincennes, May 15, 1827. 15-tI tZTHit WOOLVERTO.Y. tspectfully inh.tms the citizens I Vincennesi and vicinity, thai In has so far uo-xetcd his health, as to b ab:e to assist Dcccr Mc A'amee, in the aboe business, and to resume his Ptactice which he will do in the employ of Dr. Mc Name. J. D WOOLV ER I'OV 2rWE ill sell on Etbftul terma V X for the purchasers" eight hundred quarter ' 'f, aod fu11 blooded -

at cur fo'd in NV Hn-r.i. i.v r

TAYLOR. FOUN LERY & CcT New-Harmony, Ante- 1327 30tf noTick! THE proprietors ol the Vincennes Cotton Yum MawifactnriL

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nave stopped HKin ; i orroN uiil the 1st of January 1828 38 -td Vincennes, Oct. 26, 1627

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NOTIPK S Judali & A G. Laqmv

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jj. yJ 7 ' - . lid at V y partnership. 2o-3m Vincennes, June 1827.

Wheat. Flax eed and SA LOG.

fWISH to purchase . qu i. uty of good merchan'd)lc Wheat, Elax-Seed and Savj Legs Delivered at the Vincennes Ox Mill. 25-tf J. L. COLMAN. A Farm for Sale. SI PUA : ED fne nilcs notth ol Vincennes, immediately upon the west baid; ot the Wabash, in Illinois; containing one hundred acics, sixty of uhieh aro improved, under good fei.ee, and in cultivation, the remainder is principally tim ber. On the premises is one of the best ORCHARDS, in point ol quality & bearing, in the western country a verv c. m-

nmdious two story Dv)lling, a Kitchen. Smoke House, Wellt & al) in excellent repair. Tho situation of this farm is beauti

ful, ihe soil rich, and for the put pose of raising STOCK, no place can possess greater advantages, having an extensive) range immediately adjoining, which thero is no probability will be soon diminished. The above will be stld on accommodating terms, for much less than the actual cost ol the improvements For particulars apply to J Sc S. SMI I H. Vincennes, Sept 827. " f HLACKtMl rilliNU. f l1l l E subscribeis having en e ed into jy a co partnership in the above busiless, have opened a Blacksmiths Shop, at the oh! stand formerly occupied by Joseph Niscwonger, upon Market street, and are resolved that the quality of tleir work shall be such as to entitle tbe.m to a full share of public patronage. Edged tools made, and w at ranted. JOSEPH NISEWONGER, FRAMCIS IOMPSON November 15, 1827. 4 1 tf Ulackmithing. fi 'HE subciibcr nas tngaged Mr B. 3 Welman, to supeiintend, and carry cn his Blacksmith shop, at the old stand, formerly of Smith h Thomson the well known qualifications of Mr. Welman as a good workman, will insure a liberal share of public patronage Ml kinds of Edged tools made and warranted N. SMI I II. February 14, 1827 2-tf