Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 8, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 March 1828 — Page 2
'wwi.iiouKf zbs lit session, IN SENATE February 20. Mr. Noble presented resolutions of the Lcgisla'uic ol Indiana, instructing the Senators, and requesting the Representatives in congress ho n trut state, to use their endeavors to ptocurc the passage of a law appropriating a sufficient quantity or the public lands to enable the state to raise funds adequate to the construction of a permanent road, with suitable bridges and causeways, from Louisville, in Kentucky! through Indiana and Illinois, to-St. Louis, in Missouri; and also
to invite the co-operation of the senators and representatives of the states of Kentucky, Il
linois. and Missouri, to effect that object.
Referred to the select committee on Roads
and Canals, and to be panted.
Mr. Hendricks presented resolutions ot
the legislature of Indiana, instructing the sc
nators, and requesting the representatives of
that state in congress, to use thur exertions to procure the passage of a law to extend the
time of payment on all lands now forfeited, or arc liable to be forfeited, Sc to authorise each
and every purchaser whose lands are either forfeited, or arc liable to forfeiture, to redeem
the same on making prompt payment there
for, at a price the amount of which, including
Forfeited payments, shall not exceed the mi
nimum price of congress lands; and also the
passage of a law giving to every purchase!
c occupant of congress lands, who has made one or more payments, and who3c lands have been forfeited or relinquished, or which are liable to be forfeited, a privilege in the nature
oi a nirht ot ore emntion, tor years to
purchase the same, or other lands of equa
value, at a sum, which, a ided to his lot met
payments, shall make the amount per acre
not exceed the minimum price of congress lands ; and that in the interim, and before the
government has disposed of the same, every
purchaser who has improved his lands, with
out completing the payments, shall have the
previlege of occupying the same
Referred to a committee on Public Lands, and to be printed. Mr. Hendricks presented a resolution of the legislature of Indiana, instructing the senators, and requesting the representatives ol that state in congress, to use every reasonable effort to restrain the importation of hemp, raw wool, and woollens, and to afford full and ample protection and encouragement to all articles of American gro wth Sc manufacture ; and to give their united aid and co operation to those states who encourage a national system of domestic manufactures and internal improvement. Ordered That so much of the resolution as relates to the encouragement of domestic ma nufactures be referred to the committee on Roads and Canals, and to be printed. February 21 Mr. Noiu.e presented a joint resolution of the general assembly of the state of Indiana. instructing the senators ai d requesting the representatives of that state to use their exertions to procure from congress, for the use of the state of Indiana, duplicate Copies of the Journal4 of both Houses, from
1789, to the commencement ot the scconi
session of the fifteenth congress; also th
same number of copies of the Join nals of the Convention of 17S7 and of the State Papers, Sec. printed by congress; and toprocuie the co-operation of all state hitherto arfmitu d into the Union Referred to the Library com mittec, and ordered to be pi inted. Public Lands The bill to graduate the price of Public Lands, to make donations to actual settlers, and to cede the refuse lands l' the states in which they lie, for the purposes of Education and Internal Improvement, be ing under consideration, Mr. Hknmucks offered the following as a substiiuic: 41 That the public and unappropriated landTrithin the limits of the new states shall be, and the same and hereby, ceded Sc relinquish cd, in full property, to the several stales in "Which they lie, on condition that such states shall not at any time hereafter, put such lands into market at a lower minimum price, than shall be established by law for the sale of the public lands in the territories, and on condi tion that the Indian titles of lands within the limits of any state shali hereafter be extin guished at the expense of such vatc," Mr Hendricks accompanied his proposition with a speech of considerr.b e length, Sc of able argument. HUSJp OF.HEPUF.SKNTATP. K.
Pre-emption Rights. Mr. J n
on of suicide, and deposited his cloths, hat
and pocket book in a boat upon a mill -pond,
adjacent to his residence, so as to induce a
ocuei mat ne nau actuany oesiroyca nimscu. The pond was dragged, but the body not
ound. 1 he evidence of the death, however,
was deemed so satisfactory, that administra-
ion was granted Upon his estate, and part of
us lands sold to pay his debts. mit,a short M. ft -
time since, he re appeared, anil lorthwnh,
commenced ejectment suits against the pur
chasers of his property. 1 he latter applied
to the Equity court, to restrain hitri fom pro ceeding, and a perpetual injunction has accordingly been granted.
HISTORICAL DATA The following
table of the btes riven for President and rice Presidents, at the several elections
since Washington's retirement, and of the
number of votes earn state is ndw entitled to,
is taken from a late number of Nile's Regis ler. 1796 President: Adams, 71, Jcf
ferson, 68 Vice President: T. Pinckney,
52, Aaron Purr, 30.
1800 President: JcfiVrson, 73, Adams, 64 Vice President, Burr, 73, Pinckney 53,
1804 President : Jefferson, 162; C. C
Pmckncy, 14 Vice President : G Clinton,
162,Rnfus King, 14 1803 President: Madison, 122, Pinck
ney 47 Vice Piesidcnt : G Clinton, 113,
Rufus King, 47 1812 President : Madison, 137, De Win Clinton, 89 Vice President: ElbridgcGcr ry, 127, Ingersol, 57. 1816 President : Monroe, 182, R. King 84 Vice President: D. Tompkins, 113 opposition, scattering. 182G Piesident: Monroe. 21 3; no oppo
sttion. execptirg one vote given from New
Hampshire. Vice President : Tompkin 113, opposition divided.
1824 President: Andrew Jackson. 99 John Q Adams, 84, William H. Crawford
41, Henry Clay, 37. The number of votes that each state will h
entitled to in 1829, viz: Maine, 9; NewHampshire, 8 ; Vermont, 7 ; Massachusetts, 16 ; Rhode Island, 4; Connecticut. 8 ; Pennsylvania, 28 ; Delaware, 3 ; Maryland, 1 I ; Virginia. 24; New York, 36; New Jersey, 8 ; North Carolina, 15 ; South Carolina, 10; Georgia, 9 ; Alabama, 5 ; Louisiana, 5 ; Mississippi, 3; Tennessee, 11 ; Kentucky, 14; Ohio 16; Indian?., 5 ; Illinois, 3 ; Missouri, 3 total, 261. William Cobbctt, has addressed a lonrr egotistical letter to the king of England, offer-
EtlOOk HOWEL,John Dcen, Alexander Rodman, Thomas Riggs, Peter
Rtggs. John Riggs, Benjamin Riggs, Green
berry Riggs, legal heirs and representatives
ol Charles Riggs deceased, are hereby noti
fied lo attend at my house on the 28th of this month, in older for a settlement with the ad
ministrator on said es'ate.
fl HEZEKI AH RIGGS, legal Admatr. j to the estate of Charles R ggs deed.
KlliLiS, .idmstrx. March 15, 1828. 7-Jt
sirabb object, requests Editors t?ho may disposed to second his endeavours, to copy this advertisement, for the insertion of which any number of times less than twenty, a proportionate quantity of the medicine will be placed to their credit, which they may have directed to their order, by addressing a line to that effect, to Atkinson & Alexander, Philadelphia. January 12. 1-9 Division of Heal Kstatc.
Jonathan Metzger, John Metzger, Lmanue! Giimes, George Horner, Edward Rainsford, Richard Tucker, William Hays, John Harris, Samuel Ilainsfoid. David Metzger, Margaret Metzger, and their guardians, h gal heirs and representatives of Peter Metzger deceased, ff TLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE, S THAT I shall make application to the Circuit court of the county of Sullivan, on the first day of the April term, for Commissioners to be appointed, to convey to me, forty acres of land lying on the south side of the south east quarter of secti-
s71mulitic disf.asp.s. on No. thirty three, in township No. nine,
Likewise, complaints at ising fi op) an impure J north, of range No. ten, west, agreeably to a
1'AKK.tMC VhliK I AHL It EX 0 VAT IS G
Equal to Sw aim's, or any other,
,i.Y QSE TWLLAtl CHEAPS P. FOR I 111- CUKE OF
RHEUMATISM.
LIVEU COMPLAINT, ULCERS, JLjr mf.1icuiual, and
state of the blood. Putrid Sore Thioat, and
the early stages of Consumption. c. ".Ij'ANY cases !' Jaundice have been rad1$ 1L icy 11 v cuied by using only a lew bottles. Dyspepsia or Indigestion is lemovcd by its powerful virtues, and where child! en aic concerned, it is known to be a remaikable salutary operative, and foi that purpose should be kept in fami'ies to be j;!cn in complaints incident to the change of seasons. Purchase! s are lequestcd tci obseive, that the Genuine JfcdiZine has the proprietor's name, in his own hand willing, on the label of each bottle, with the '.voids, Parker's Pa Jiana on the seal o'. the co'k. The label represents the Hdra subdued by Hercules, with a Mosaic emblem above. This PAA'ACEA is equal to any in use; it is pleasant to the taste, and n quires no alteration in the diet spit itous liquors to be a voided. The proprietor is aware that for want of proper and certain information, his medicine may by some persons bfc ranked amongst numerous empirics, of the dry ; but he has the satisfaction of knowing that upon trial, these opinions will vanish, and t;ive place to conviction of its Miperior merits. To pretend that all and eveiy disease to which the human constitution is liable, will be cuied by this medicine, would be false and absurd in the extreme ; but it possesses uncommon effica
cy in the relief and cute of certain obstinate
it g himself in earnest as prime minister, inland violent complaints, and those in many in
tnc place ot Uoiicnch. tic lolls his majesty that he is the only person in the British realm that is fit for the station, and thai an save the country from ruin
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Valuable I'cal Kstate lor Sale. IT&URSUANT to an Act of tlv Leirisla-
M - . , . . .
turc of the state of Indiana, the under-
;ned ill, on the
First Mondaii nf.lnri! nr.rl.
jntr ior S3ie at t'vr.Lic t f.sduk. m tli.
town of Merom, in the county of Sullivan, the following valuable tracts of land situated in the aforesaid county, iz. S. W. Qr. of Sec. No. 1, in Town. No 8 N. of llangc No. 1 1 West. S. P.. Qr. of Sec No. 2, in Town. No. 3, Nrrth of Range No. 11 West West half of Sec. No. oO, in Town. No 9,jNoith of R.-ugc No. 11 West. last half of Sec. No. 17, in Town. No. 7, North of Range No. 10 West. S. W. Qr. nf Sec. No. M, in Town. No. 7, North of Hange No 10 West. Ivist halt e-f Sec. No. 2-t, in Town. No. North of Rai ge No. 1 1 Wct. Those lands were purchased at the public land sales in the year 1316, and was at that time considered the fust choice in the counry. Persons ho may wish to receive information as to the quality and situation of these lands, arc referred to Mr. Samuel Colman, of Merom the tracts vrill be olTcicd m quarter sections. Also, will be offered in the town of TcrrcHaute, on the Second Moiuhuj cfpi'U, (being couit day) ti c follow ing lots in, and adjoining to said town, viz Out Lots, Nos (7. 72. 33 31. 55 & 47. In Lots Nos 53. 70. 188, 200 & 201.
i By reference to the Man of the town, it will
the committee on Public Lands, lenortod - i o , i f t . ...... . r . ' . , i3 to business, i the Out Lots present some oil I riving the right ot pre-empton in di , , ,, 7 - , T . 1 f
1 ' v J I i ..i.. .w 1 IUV1IMIJ I J 11 I 1 Ul,
enecs adjacent to the town.
ot,, rmr thin! In rr!"i' li'? f t lu nurrlntfi
. .. . , . i-t i t' . "Will tiiiiin v IIUII ui iiuivihi.v. thern limits ol the territory ot Michigan, and j ... , , , . ,
iikmk v ,viii Lt au in iiuihi, (liiu mi; iku
purchase of land, to certain settle i s, Ooniiru-! , i .1 re? i(! ous to the bii St. Joseph's river, in the sou i v.
in the northern limits of the state of Indiana ; which wls twice read, and committed to a committee of the whole house. Great Firr at Havana The editor of (he Charleston Mercury has in en informed by capt Talbot, of the bri Miles Standish, that a dreadful fire had b ok.cn out on the n'uhtof the 9.h February, in the village outside of
Havana, which con'inucd to burn until the
ance in twelve months, to he secured by lein upon the property For inlormaticn as to the Lots in Tcrrc Haute, inquire of James Farrington, Fscir. DIANA M IsULLITT, Admstrx. ( f Thnmas Ihillitt deed SAMl. OWA I'HMI-V, Agmt for Henry Atkinson If Mary A Atkinson. Fcbru rv 9. 2-9r
next morning and by which about si: hun- Administrators Notice.
, O I"ICh is hereby given, that I ha eta-
ken out letters of administration on the
dred houses, exclusive ot negro huts, hadVT
royed. It ?as aio ascct tained iluw
been destroy
11 persons had perished in the flames. Singular Law case A singular suit has lately been decided in the Equity court of the 5th Circuit, New Vork. A man about liftccn years ago, disappeared from his family, end
estate of .. P. (Voss, (late of Spencer county) deceased, w hich estate is insolvent, and I shall claim the settlement of the same as such. TRUST IN WOOLLIN, Adm. of the estate of J. P. Goss deed. March 10, 1828. 8-3t-iBtp
stances of the most alarming and distressing
natii'-c, can and hr.s been fully substantiated
Ceriificatc s and directions printed in pamphlet form, accompany each bottle price, 2. or j,,.,. c0cn. PKMPMItFP -d'AitKFn's Panacf.a equal tr Sw aim's, or any other and one dollar cheaper. LIST Or AOENTS For the sale of Parkfr's' Vegetable Renovating Panacea. J--ftn I tart & .SV, No VI South Second st. luh.i'i'.rd . Gurrignes, cor. of cith Market, 7V;ov. Olivt r, i; e(v. of Front C:itlnrins. '. iri'!h;n;-of x k cor. e.f Cd and Almond. V. C. Sh :. crd. No 1 07 a st. below W;dnt:t. Wn. Rfjvoud:, s w c.or. of 1th and Wood. Gcvrefxon, : v. cor. (u'.Hh and liace. M m. Seattcrv'jod cor. of'jd and (ircen. Samuel Pr'xscK CJ7 S;?!s. 'I'renton, N. Jersey. Dr. J. 11. Lrrii;g, cor. of Fulton & (toid sts. n- v. P. Dickey, cor. Li-)enard st. k Broudway, x v. J. 7W .'. cor. (i'-eenwich Cv Murray sts. x y. Samuel Clement, Siilein, New Jersey. d. P. M ,r(-s, Lnuisille, Kentucky. Elh ntzer Wight. Milk street, Boston, Mass. C. S. Ccrt e, Providence, Khode Island. Dr. M M'jnserratt Baltimore. Phomas Lumiktn, v. m. King cv Queen c h. a. Itotchkiss, Grisefunt C' Clark, Nt-v Chi leans. II m. Grixniam, is" Co. Natchez, Mississippi. K. P. Lungrlun, Cincinnati, Ohio. .. Harlan, W ilmington, Delaware. Wm. H. Taylor Providence, Rhode Island. T. Taylor New Pert, Rhode land, David il'alton, Londongro e, Pennsylvania. J-ZTu .'77-s Fishing creek, Columbian Pa. Abya.'i AL'.off Syr.icuse, New Y..vk, Peticolns ts' Tannehill. Nashville,- Tennessee. John IT. Warns, Utie.i, Now York. (,ft Ilitchc.ck, Rech.esti r, New York. Ptttigrtn? & Cluiuond, Pittsbui ih, Pa. Jon G. Oliver, M'dft.-rd, Delawaiv. David SchcJJtr, Reading, Penr.s Ivrnia. C. '. Ports avx isf Co. Richmond, Virginia. Dr. ILL. H fj'man, St. Louis, Missouu. :. T. Williams, Savannah, deon;;';. V. Cu.stin, New Haven. Connecticut. Er. WiLstack, Washingtrn City, I). C. T. Jiuri'ji,;:e, Charleston, South Carolina. Dr, McPt a, ilmington, North Carolina. John D. "t loo re Columbia, Seuth Carolina. Fdzznn C. Eat i .?, Athens, Alabama. D. A. I'ickr'-y, Miarj.isbuvg, Ohio. Joieih Eriigliur.st, Wilnni i;t(n, Delaware. '. W. Leof.otd, Harrisbui gh, Pennsylvania. V. Eubrock, New Haven, Connecticut. A'. Steit, i)rui'4ritt. Auburn, New York, Sju:k?i:u;.d i' Hourdnuin, Middletow n. Conn. Mr. Hatchings New Brunswick, New Jersey. V. Carter New Haven, Connecticut. M. A. Sa?:to.t, Norfolk, Virginia. R. is1 G. M jure, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. George Cannon, Nantucket. Myers-i? Jiutltr, Loriisvilie, Kentucky. Orders from any part of the United States, addressed to J0H.YA. PARKER, No. 209, North Kighih, four doors above Wood street, or JTKLYSOV& ALEXANDER, Prim ters, Philadelphia, will be attended to. The benefits of the sbove medicine arc dai ly becoming more generally known, and the proprietor, J. A. Parker, to facilitate this de-
bond I hold given by said Peter Metzger, deceased, in his life time, and agreeably to the statute in such cases made and provided. HLZEKIAII PIGGS. March 15, 1828. 7-3t FKESI1 MEDICINES. gOCTOi Mc A'AMEE lespeclfully inJJ' foi ms the citizens ol the Wabash countiy,aud lhc public generally that he has just
opened his MEDIC IXE STORE On Market street, next door to S Tomlinson's store, in the room formerly occupied by V. Dickson where he is now opening Medicines just received. During the month of June, ho will receive fiom Philadelphia, several packages additional, to complete lhc assortment, and make it ample. In conducting this business, he has engaged the assistance ol Dr Wooiv ERToy which he hopes
will enable him lo accommm
purchase for family purpose:
satislaction ; the advant
mmndate thote who poses to their cntitc .. i . . .
oi eoiicei pic-
scriplionsto such, will be obvious. Physi
eian3 ptn chasing, may be assured of eveiy ai tide necessary in practice, and of genuine quality; none other will be offered It will be made their inteiest to favor him with their custom. Country merchants may find it to their interest to give him a call, for such inedicint3 as they may want K Mc.NAMEE. Vincennes, May 15,1827. 15-tf tCTDx WOOLVFATOJY respectfully inlormsthe citizens of Yrincenr,cs, and vicinity, that he has so far recovered his health, as to be ah!c to avsist Dcctor Me JYamee in the above business, Sc to resume his Practice, which he will do in the employ of Dr. Mc. Namce. J. D WOOLVKRTON.
11Y. :l- I!. ANDREW'S, riTT SllUHG II, PEXN. FH PUBMSitTG P.Y S V B SC H I I'TI ON, A NEW LIT Eli AliY PERIODICAL, F.N ITLED. TIIK Crystal, & Ladies Magazine, I.MpiI.I.ISHKO WITH EKAt'TI F U I. K XGRAVIXGi. THE design of this pullicalion is the develop'?ment oi the female talent of our country, particularly the western portion of it, by af!ordir. a vehiele for the literary contributions of such ladies as h ive either caught the inspiration of th; muses, or have been wrapped in the more sober mantle of prose literature. The work will comprise, brief moral tales, female biography, essays in prose and verse, and a. spirited miscellany of humor and sentiment, the chief of which shall be from the pens of gifted fern ales ef America and the age. The typography and embellishment of ths Crystal shall he in a fine style of elegance. Eacli number will contain thirty-two octavo pages be printed on fine paper, and accompanied with a beautiful copper-plate engraving, and handsomely printed cover. Twclv e numbers of the work, containin;; near 400 page, of print, and 12 different engravings, will form a beautiful volume, to which a title page & index w ill be added. TERMS The work will be delivered to subscribers w the city and v icinity lor one dollar and l:tty cents payable on the receipt of the first ov I'ebi nary number, or two dollars payable at the end ot three months. Persons at a distance by enclosing ten dollars in advance will have eight copies t each number forwarded to their order. No subscription received from a distance unaccompanied with the cash. ii Ladies into whose hands the Crystal may tall are respectfully folicitcd to undertake an active agen:y for the work in their respective places ot residence. The Editors in Indiana, are desired to publish the abov e, and act as agents. Subscribers received at the Western Sun, office. Administrator's Notice. A LL persons are hereby informed, that I have taken out letters of administration upon the estate of Ann ah ax Pea (lute of Pike county) deceased ; all those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are desired to present them legally authenticated for settlement within one year from this date It is believed the estate i& solvent, JACOB PEA, Adm. March 22 1828. 8.3l, BLAMv HEEDS for sale at the W. Sun, office.