Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 March 1828 — Page 2

Congressional

HOUSK OF UKriiEbr.NrATIVES, Feb to. On motion oi All. Uluke, u vv is Resolved) Tlui the comnuutc on roads and canals be, instructed to inq .ii c into the expediency ot making .n appiopriation to deepen and impiovc the channel ol ttc river Wabash, at the Grand rapids bctovv Vincennes.

In otTcriug i his resolution, Mi BLARE Said, that lie deemed it proper, beloic tiic

question was taken, 10 trespass on the house for a mo'iienl, by submitting suine i etuarks

in relation to it. 1 am induced to do this, lie

said, not tor the purpose ot promoting the

passage of the resolution and the relet ence ot

the subject to the committee, tor, in tl is par

ticular, I trust to the comtes) 5e practice ot

Ih nouse; but to impress it on tne minds ot the committee, it any ol its members should

be within the hearing ot my voice, that I am

altogether serious in the application I have

mad : and that the subject is well entitled to a

ponion ot their time and consideration. Sir, the Graud rapiJs of the Wabash are about 20 iniies below Vincennes, and about a hundred from the mouth of the river ; and at l his point, the river is the boundary between the govern rncnts of Indian and Illinois. Below the rapids, the navigation is generally good, and a b ivo t icm, it is equally good tor the ditaucc of nearly three hundred miles. The contigU ms soil through tl U whole extent of navigation, with hut little exception, belongs mutually to the Federal government and citizen, ami in ft i lit i i y and productivenesses probably no: exceeded by any on the globe Now, sir, it not unit equcn'.ly happens, that steam boats

ami crafts destined for Vincennes and oilier places of importance, ascend the river as tar as this point and cannot proceed farther ; and what is worse, infinitely wotse, the freighted boat of the enterprising citizen is often stop ped on its way tr a southern market ; an ! he is compelled tn remain there pining away under the expectation of a lisc of water, not only losing the benefit of a prompt arrival at his pi ce of destination, but, in the mean time, his caigo ol corn and pork is spoiling, and his all rapid'y disappearing. These bsti uctions, as it is said, by gentlemen who have bven employed for the express purp isc of ascertaining, can be easily removed, M)as to create a good and sufficient chan n I by a comparatively tnfiing expense Th'-y arc occasioned bv locks of a soft, shel ly substance, cxtct tbng across, and forashoit dis nee, along the i c, Si the um of three or ' ur thousand ;nlts judicious;) expend

ed, i' is beliewd. n-ou d enable us to iff. ct the very desh able oiiject. And. sir, permit nic to ask vh suou Id the treasure of the na tion be expended in tne improvement of the Ohio, ml the Mississippi, when their impor tant tributaries are neglected. and pci nutted to remain in ihcir natural condition ? Our Wes'crn water, in their impetuous career to salu e the king of rivers, shoukl be trade ti take with them the rich presents of the piodur is of the io'ci ior. Si;, if theie is any portion of the west entitled i l Is e speii.d attention and guardianship o congress tin particular distiictnt the Couotry I now speak ot, may saf lv present its claims in comp.u ison. From the time that the gdtan general Cl:ke tirst came to thtb su cor. and Wanted his standard upon the bittlenieuts o Vt i enncs. fiomthat time down to the pt cniw, its citizens, and tnc highly re s;-'Ctb ' anti bar lv yeomanry in the nciuh-

bat hood, have sust dacd one umfo'm charac tet, fo?- fid li y and zeal, and a sensitive re gatu lor rhr honor of the nation. They have sto-'d the ban t ot wars, bnh rvgainst a cvilizd and savue foe. Their ancient town has b - n ('; m ; y asthe rallviag point nfem ig1 a-.es to the west ; anil it ma justly be con si I e red a" tin- muemal somce fiom which lias spread a population whieh now roveos the region f the W diavi Put, sir, I believe 1 am indebted to the indu'g" nee of the chair, that I am. in so oc degree, trespassing on yonrtules. by detaining the house on a inert ques'iori'of inference. It is a subject, ahou whieh I e-.tertaist fixed and lively feelings, J

ab mh w mi Mi, I have b fore exerted myself, in mv humble wav, when acting en another thcatie of pub ic life At this time, I shah foibea'- further tenaks L ' F. FOREICN IN TELLIGENCC. JfrXtCQ A btief account is given of the rcu t d the late m-unec'ion in Mexico, i:i an atti- le which we copied vestciday from a lirhim ne paper Thii rnoining we teeeiv cd a varie'v of newspapci s Irom the Mexican ca;,i al diwntotl.e 10th ult containing details o! theattets.pt at civil war. and its vie tori us suppression The faction that had long been making efforts to destroy the free i"s i uii ns m d lede-al system of t isc Mexi cm Republic, at length appealer? to arms Sc has h" en signallv defeated The contest lasted but ten days. (icneial Hravo, the v:ce fir? sidrnt who put himself at the head of the nmh content s uas taken prisoner, with tw entv five officers, bv general Gucruto. Bar rar in and aula nna have been deserted bv their followers, anl are fugitives General Ar.v-ia h.is heen shot, and Padre Martinez, & the rcct of the chiefs, or prominent agents, in the remit, will e : pet ience the same fate, al tet Invlnir hcen tried Ti e rapture of Bra o is -ov.siden d the termination of the sti ugg' the ocuMcnrc nf w lddh may be deem cd tnriuinte on the whole, since it leaves the goTcrntnent stronger than it ever was, and the

tranquility oF the touhtryoh a more soFid ba

sis. 1 he faction proclaimed that the nicstnt

congress were illegally chosc and the law

A the 10th May k 30th D.-cuubei, against he Spaniards, contrary to the ceiistituiii nul (oiniat compacts The physical, and genei-

ally the moral torce of the nation is on the side

ot the present authorities, but the treasury is empty. The Cc rf re ss cvcnty-four ge.n ship, joined commodore Fotter's squauion, at Vera Cruz, in the fust week ot last rncnih. ,:t (!az

PARKER'S VKCFTALLte RENOVATING Equal to awaitu's. w any nther A SD OSt DOLLAR CHEAP. . A TOU illliCUIiiiOF

Will UMATISM, LIV SU COMPLAINT, ULCERS, fl F l; c e" U I A L , U, d

svrntLi i ie ni .t asf.s. Likewise, eon-p iiints in iing tiom an impute state of tlu blood, Pun id oit '1 hi oat, atid

the early stages ot Consumption ie

IV. i

ueb. Dy r-pepsia or Iiio'tgestioii is removed tjy itspowciiul virtues, and vvhetc ehildien

i.uc concerned, it ib knoun to be a rematka-

J ANY cases ol Jaundice nave been rad LV ii. icaiiy tu:ed by using oniy a tew bu

Welcambv the Governor Von Scholten, w hich left Vera Cruz on the 18th nil. that an eommodore Poiter3 squadron, except the bug Hetmoin, was in pott, under orders to bail ihe latter part of the month. But, Irom Uc great difficulty in obtaining ?canicn,it was doubted w hether the essels ceu.d be manned at all. The Congresso, sixty four, fonnetl) the Asi?, which anived on ihe 9th from the Pacific, appealed i'.i good oidcr, and l.cd on board about seven bundled men, pi iiiciu!lv Europeans. The bii.r which sle enr.ed in.

captured near the island ol I uba, was a Span- j Iuunc, ;n hiso..n hand v.niiing, the b.bei j

isu transport, item vauiz mr Havana, uav mg f)j- vac;, jJi)U?c, v.ith ihe v. o; d

on uoaru anout two nunoicti auu 'inriy troops j a 0;. s, ;i; t; e

and uac thousand miiMcets

Administnftor's Notice. THE undersigned have taken out letters of administration upon the estate of Biujord Mtlam, (lute of Suliivan coun'y, la ) deccastd, and an perscns indebted to said

e tale aie it quested to make immediate paylmnt, and those having claims against the

same aie requested to present ptopctly au-

thenticatcd It r p.)metit within a year from

l;is i.ute 'I he (slate is believed to be so

vcPt. Jlili.N A. Ai IL.A3I, .Jdt:iiT.i' Ll.E .MILAM, J stratus. V brunt y '22, 1823 4-3l aliiui!c lie :1 Kstute for Kale. TJ U USU AN 1 loan Act of the Ltgislay tuie of the satc oi Indiana, the under-.-dened vtiil, on the First Mindnii ofApvil next,

offer for side at J'l.i.r.ic I esdue, in the

lilf k:i!it:iii' (i!)i:in;it aud !os tl.rii nutt-nsOi

sitould l,e kvpi it. laudti to be give,, ;J5Uuwn ot Merom, in the county of Sullivan, complaints inndent to iS;e change of s-aso! iollouing valuable t: acts of land situated , i,.f-tv...f.iK f i : s 1 1 r i ii.knu-. ihatli" lllC afuiesaid county, v:z.

!the (in:u.Tir M dlciur has the pi opt ieior's j N'-L lown. NoS N. of

r t f iJviiKe: s

A . 1 . .Vt'".

Extract of a leitt r fr m tlu v a n a , da ttd 25 ih Ja Knurl "The orders of the Colombian ai d Mcx ican governments, expelling the European Spaniards, have been carried bito effect Several have anived at this pe-rt, but a gteat

eo i k.

S E. ('r. of Sv.-e No. . In Town. No. S. North

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1 he l..!)jl j Ves haft -f See. N-. in Town. No. 9, North

represents the H'dra Miknucd by Hercules, of Kangv No. 1 1 st. vvi h a Mi saic emblem ..hove. l-at lidl'i r" -'ic. N'. 17, in down. No. T, North Tl.'u f ! A" .;."" U -f,!!ri! to mh- in in;f ! i f iCanee No. 10 West.

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it is pb ;va:;t to Hie tas'o. and it quires no al

tei iiioi. in tlu: diet spn iiolis iiquo; s to !)e a Oidt d.

i S. Y (r. of See. No. h Town. No. 7, North

t ii aiige N o 10 Wist. a.-t !. .U i f Si ( . No. 1. !, in Town. No. 8, North

i ; i. a ee . 1 1 v or.

'i h; proprietor is awure thr.t for want v Tf 5,, !a,lds Uvlx. puic!!a5ed at the public proper and certain mfc: matien. his medicine j laiivi aa Cs j (i(C Vrar ,.J!6, anU uas al lhat

number have procce.k (I to Ncv, eans, atid t Kl.,,.f M..,, i. ..u'-i-rl ,,,,,,..,,.,1 , n I ., , ; ... A,,-;.,.. , l"1-' w s,UX.,:?,M".!s.,,'l,u,,,vt. an 1,1 il,li'c VunMdeied the ti:tt choice m the cr.un

other places, owing to a report mdust? lousi

circulated, bom sinister motives, that they would not be well received here. The dis tress and inconveniences which those persens have suffered, lhat banished fiuin what has iong been their homes, may be well iir.agin ed. The nolicv of such a measure may be questioned. The king has viewed the situation of those persons as a paicnt wouhlthe misfortunes of his children ; these mis'.ortuncs have awakened his sympathy, have called forth the expression oi his paternal care, vvcb worthy the monarch of a just and mag nanimous people. Notwithstanding the. tron bles which have afiaicted parts of his kingdom, under his immediate view, the distress ol his subjects in remoter paits have not b en ovcloolied or fot gotten. Instriif.tions have been isMiedtothe gov et unicnl oi this island to re ceive the expelled Spaniards wnh eveiy tie moiis!ra;ion of kindm ss ; and the am ho: iuc s of this citv, in f.bedimee to these ins' i urii"!is, and to ihe dictates of that bet-cvoler.; p i r by which they a:e soemi; en !y ilistinuis-it d, will not oniy hail their m rival with j v . but vvi!', with pleasure, render ih-in eveiy aid 1;

p i WULlilill. Tiie edit' t s of ne-.vsp.'pc s p;d.lis!.ed in tl.e

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C'.iVOl .Viesico pi(t:i'iuiH'i: ;og'v:M i.-m j f,f. j r.

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mtroes tmpines.oi me en y ; nut ne has uie ; lry pv rb()liS ho n),y u;,5h lo lcctjL. j,,. san.lact!M, ol knowing thai upon trial, these m.!ll3,5on as lo liu olia:i1v ar,j sil(ja,i0n of -II !, i- I ...... 1

opinions win vnnrsn. am. ?;ive p.ace to c oi- , t CoC Jands, ;,re 1 1 fei sed to vietion ot its supeiior merits. To pi t tend , 1U1U tt Mc, om. he lJaCl

th;.t all and eveiy disease lo which the human:

constitution is liable, will be euied by this medicine, vvmnd be false and absuid in the extreme ; bm it possesses uncommon Inca cy in the reliel and cine of certain obstinate and violent complaints, and those in many instances of the most alarming ai! disti essing nature, can and has been fully substantiated Certificates and ditcclicns ptinud intpam phlct form, r.ceornpauy each bottle price, g2- or S: hm- I'nz-!). U !i Ml MrtEli ! "AitXKTi's Panacka equal to Sw aim's, or any i tiier and one dol lar cheaper. LIST QV AGKNTS Fcr the self of Purk lr sui table Renovat::: f( Pa f met a. J 'in IFcrf So?, No IH South Second -t. I'.i :iirt' ;'. (ian ii'tic. cor c-f (;rh ft M iket.

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C. n r. cor. of Front ev Citinrins. .'( '..'.V c ;. , n k cor. of -d and Abnoral. - , t -KT .... -t

.ar,, o iVi s t. neiow v ainut.

s vc cor. ( f l:h and Wood. ; w cor. of 7, h ;n.d Jbicc.

.V' a (( ? :(0'a!, vi -v. of .Jd and Gtven. . i'f i i'j.x 'jh o ov.'.v. i rei.toii, jersev

atr

luiuet ij

.';';.;. cor. f Fulton i.'-: Cold sts x y

miums uivin too er.a --.vi

commodete Porter. 'iTev nienion. pa icu hirv, the unbouiuled era. fuieoi' e of the pee.ple and govci ntv.ent iti nis skiF. jml-.ten:, ate!

ln'rejvnluv; and and, that ;.'

iltii.i nt and n -nniatr :-n h;v "ii the na

al hwee into sj)eei;d favoe. F i- :.t:!ed that.

as soon as genl Vivcs, ; lai-d of Cuba, heard of iii-j

pnin'ed to the command oi the. Mexican squadron, he made the slrongv st rcpescnta tiotisto tiie caVinet of Madiid, eoncerr.ing the nevvdanircs to w hich the island and. its com

merce would be exposed, and the necessity of i cinforccmcnts .Vat. Gaz.

cor Iii-)c-nard st. c' lb o .d'.vav.

. .'u' i:' uu, eoi . vireenw icii iN Man Sc:;;n-! C ' ihmf, Salem, Net; Jersev,

i J i1. M .v, Lo-is p,;e, Kentucky.

u-;m '' '..':.'.' .;;'. Mil!:sti(it, ih-ston, .

p. . ( r, i'rovi:'u i.ee, Ivln i

M M n: mitt, dl: note.

av sis. X' v.

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lsla;

. i or of the is i ing ''ecu ap

roinutisioii (; Siorao. rTlIH subscuber lespvetlndy intoniis his Iriends, and the public in general, that he has 'ate'y cmnp!ctid a large and cotv.modious W'iRF. HO USE, on ins w iiai I in 'in cennes, on the Wabash i iv et , 'a l.ere hewiil

icceive Goods on S'or::ift

or Hid I on Com-

m.ss7j?i - and hopes by a s'.iict attention to business, to share a pail ot the public patio na-c. a. Mll-XML.

Vincennes, Feb 7, IS2S. I -if

HFFKlU-.NCF.S.

MATTTK.W F MAUFdC , n , N. FMFX)N, Co. V"-" JOHN MAiiH LL, 1 S Mi, M ARSH ALL, 5 tl- - Lh WISM1LLF.R, .Vutch-z. W. J. LKWIS. Eva-iM-;:;,: UAVH) s. (MiAMiu::is, ? r

I, 'I'l I T , - I I. Ml ii'ii,

''h:.:t(ts' I.i:,:in, i. i. Klnc; e Qiircti r u. V ii a-v, G !.-;;;(;. u L' C'l. :',, Ne v () Im.us. C;r,'.'..-....-:.;, Co. Natehe;:. Mississippi. A". '. La . !o,!, C i : ;c .' i n ii ti , v)!iio. .. i'7.i?7i.!, W'iiiniiij'.'.in, l)i law rre. Er!oi Y, nee, Kh.ode Mand. k . i .' (", .se'iV i ort, ivcone Isku.u, Pari:! Il'tufoii, L- ndoni;i o c, l t.n- vlvania. E:ru A'rr.v, Fishu;g creek, Cohu.ibuco Pa. .v ;.: .''; 'f, Syr.;cusr, New y., I :t, vol us 71:.v,7 ;.', Xislaille, Tennessee. J-,-.'n: ;';';'.; .v.'.v, Ciica, New York. C'.-'I E.lc'.c .cL Uccht iii r, New York. Iiryc-C7 C:i: 'a;;d, Pittsburgh, Pa. .r'.v G. Cli,-r, M'dfonl, Deluwaiv. Eav:d Schuji i Pc.uling, Penusv Ivrt.'a. C. W. Vi(;;.r Cv. Richmond, Yity;inia. Dr. ILL 1 rj'ti.c;?. St. Louis, .Misiuii. H T. ".-.V.v.'.-.v, Savannah, (Je-.Mia. V. ('..'.'; v, Ni'u Haen. Connecticut. Er. ;'.'.v,'urc, Wa,!d,;tm City, i). C. .';-. liui-oyuv, Chai lcsn n, Soc.ih Carolina. !) Jr Rt a, Wilmington, Nerth Carolina. ..:;; 1). M. ;rc, Coitnnbia, South Ca.-olma. I. :::: ;; C. E.lcs, Athens Alabama. Vickrov, Miami.slum--, Ohio.

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r H. TILLAY,

N I In addition to his former assortment, he has just receiv ed Irom N Orleans, CO FEEE, MO EJSSE S, S VG . A' , A. CKE R E L, &c. Which arc offered veiv low lor cash. W2 MIF.UPE.

j-. li . I.cof: 'tl, Ilarrisbutj'n, iVi.ttvv ivania. V. E.;u',c.i New Haven, Count client.

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n;. lirtiggitt. Auburn, New York.

SsU-hwai.d 'J E'.uuh::t:;i, Midvlletov n, Conn. Mr. Iutc:;;iijs, New ihunsuick. New Jersev. V. Cano; New IIaen, C' nnecticut. M..!. Suvros-, Noi folk, Yirinia R. H77 G. Moore, Lancaster, Pennsylvanin. G (by-re C C7, Nantucket. I:;rr U" Eu:Ur Lor.is.ille, Kentucky.

O ders ttomany part of the United States,

to Mr S ;muel Col-

acls rill be cfTcicd

in (jua ter set tions. Aiso, vi!l be offered in the town of Terrcllauie, on the t-cennd Monday (f April, (being couit r'ay) tl c lolio.Ting h.ls in, and adjoiring to said town, viz Otu Lots, Kob 07. 72 VAi :U. 55, 6c 17. in Lots Nos 53 70, 183, 200 cc 201. iJy ictv icnee to ihe Man of the lovn, ii will be sei n lhat the !t:n Lois aie wed situated as to business, U the Out Lots present some oj the most dcsiiable situations lor piivatc residences adjacent lo ihe town. Prom one third, to one halt of the purchase money will be expected in hand, and the balance in twelve months, to he seemed by lein up n the property For inloi main n as in the Lots in 'lene Haute, inrpdic of Jumcs Farrington, Ks(jr DIANA M nur.LITT,.Wr. of Fhorj.as fli'Utr, deed SA!L fi Y ATII Ml.Y, JmVnt f.r Imry A-ki?Hon, (Jf Mary A i k-?ison. rYktu 0 ' 8 28. 'J-9:. HtKSll MEDICINES. 'r T C. (J

g vjv. j ivr sic y.iMi& lespccttuuy mp loims the citizens of the Yi.hash coun

try, and the public geneially that be has just ' onct.cd his

MEDIC LYE ST HE "4 A On Maiket stieet, next chr-r to S Tomllnsoms -t(ije. in tne n om h rmeriy occupied by V. Dickson wheic lie is now opening Medicines just received. Dining the month of June, he will re .eive fiom Philadelphia,' seveial packages additional, to complete the assortment, and mak it ample. In conducting this business I c has engaged the assislance ol l)n llo Lv Lii-Tox, which he hopes ?ill enable l.im te atcouimorbtc those who pur. base for lamiiy puipnses to their entire satistact: n; the advantage oi coriect pretcri; lions to snch, will be obv ious Ph sicians puicha-it g, may be assured of ry ailic e necersaty in practice, and of genuine qua.iiy; none other will ft offeredIt will be mace their interest lo favoi him will, rl.eir

custom Ccuntiy mcichants may fiiid it to j their interest to give him a call, for such ; medicines as they may want. j K Mc.NAMEE. j Vinccr ncs. May 15, 1827. 15-tf ! KZTDk ll'OOLVI.RTOX, respectfully i inlorms tlie citizens ot Vincennes, and drin.

ity, that he has fo far recovered his health, as to be able to assist Doctor Mc Xamee, in the above husine.s. Ec to resume his Piactice, which he will do in the employ ol Dr. Mc. Narnce. J. O WOOLVLR I ON.

rsl-0nicc Notice.

For Dent.

UMIF vell kown Favern Star.-i in t he town of Hindustan. Martin county, Indiana, lately occupied by J D Clements, w ill be let for one or tnuic years For tet ins. apply to JAM PS D.SHOLTS. llindnstfn, Dec P2. 1827. 45-tf

I HA VP toMiiecitiie tie-terminal-!-n of removing fiom this state in the spring, and will dispose ol the Real and Pf.ksosji

PiiopExri' I possess fn this place at private ah; MOSES TAHBS. Vinctnncs, January 25, 1 323. 52-tf

addressed to JOIEYA. P.1R A' .', No. i rJPDL Shw,v?.etioivn Mail will hereafter

North Eighth, lour doors above Wood street,! a arrive on Smuidavs, at 7 v M -and de

ar .FFKLXSOX if ALEXAXDER, Prim ! Part on 1 uesdays at 6 a m

ters, Philadelphia, will he attended to.

The benefits of the sbove med'u ine arc dai-1 ly becoming mote generally known, and the I propiictor, J. .1. Pur her, to facilitate this desirable object, requests Editors who may be disposed to second his endeavours, to copy; this advertisement, for the insertion of which! any number of times less than twenty, a pro-

portionatc quantity ot the medicine will be

February 27, 1328

SAMl. IDLE, P. Af.

4-3 1

3 A.

TO TlUt'ELLEHS, THE subscriber has lately taken the

I avcrn Stand,

Formerly occupied by Judge Rogers, situated near the coi ner it

placed to their credit, which they may have! makket U wateii streets. His house and

(Jill Mill

directed to their order, by addressing a line to that effect, to Atkinson Sc Alexander, Philadc'nhia. January 12 1-9 Uag-! Hags ! Hags ! CS, or WORK, will be given for any quantity of clean Lwr.en or Cotton kacs at the wesnteux sun olVicc.

siable are well supplied, and he hopes by a stiict and careful attention to buii.css, to meiit, and also rereivc a share ol public patmnage. SOLOMON HATHBONEl

Vinccnrr l b 2f, 1827.

4-tf

lNJDE.N'i U li Es of Apprentices for sale at this oilke.