Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 October 1828 — Page 3

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riATCEXfrES, October 4, 1828.

A number of articles prepared for the pa per of this day, is unavoidably crowded out. JACKSON CENTRAL COMMITTEE. There will be a meeting of the Jackson Central Committee, at the Lafayette Hall, in Salem, on Saturday, the 19th day of this inst. A general attendance is solicited from the counties in this state. Wm MARSHALL, Ch'mn. H S HANDY, As't. Ch'mn. October 2d, 1828

distilled spirits. On the 6th of May, gen-f

eral Jackson had voted against striking out the duty of four and a half per cent, on cotton bagging Niles', p 169. But on this day doubtless Induced by very powerful mo tives, he voted to strike out that proposed duty, and thus to leave that article to the duty fixed by the former law ; and so too voted Mr. Rufus King, and Mr. James Barbour, Ec the senators from Massachusetts, kc. 'I he friends of the administration cannot complain of gen Jackson's votes in such company the company of ministers to Engiandj secre tary of war, senators of Massachusetts, 8cc. Finally, upon the report of the committee ol conferrence, gen. Jackson voted lor the duty of 3 j cents on bagging. May 13 Gen Jackson voted for the passage of the l arifl'bill Niles', p 176.

But it is not merely in relation to the Re

who sup-

Indian Treaty. We learn from a gentleman who has recently had an interview with general Street. Indian agent, an Prairie du

Chien, that the chiefs of the Winnebagoes lief law, and the I'ariiT, that those

are very much dissatisfied with the new ar j port the cause of the present administration,

rangement of Gov. Cass j misrepresent the votes of gen. Jackson in the The general says, the only grounds vthich j senate. Men who in private affairs are honhe has had in his power to keep them quiet, ' orable and high minded who would in pri under their present grievances, wete, that vate blush at the imputation of falsehood, or the treaty would soon be held, and their lands I suspicion of detraction hard pushed in the bought from them at a fair price, &c. But support of a bad cause, have asserted that the circumstances of the treaty being post-j gen. Jacksoh is opposed to Internal Improve poned, has deprived him of every source oft ments. The following are his votes on that

fut thcr reconciliation and what will grow out ' subject, as stated by Niles'

of it, no one can conjecture.

Ind.Gaz. January 23, 1824 Niles', Register, vol.

25, p 35r) For the road from Memphis, in Tennessee, to Little Rock, in Arkansas.

February 20, Niles', p 413 For a road in

v londa

Ap-il 22, 8c 23 Niles' vol 2G, pages 136

Madison, (la) Sep 10. Shocking On Monday last, about ten o' clock, Capt. ISAAC MOONEY paper-ma ker of thU county, was found in his paper

null, suspended oy the neck, by a rope, ami anu U7 rr a bill to procure the nectssa dead ! He was supposed to have been dead , ty surveys for roads and canals Mr. secre about an hour What led him to the com taryJJarbour voted against this bill, mission of the act we have not learned. Vir- .Way 22 Niles 197 For the bill to im

diet of the Coronet s inquest, Death bv sui- I prove the navigation of the Ohio and Missis-

cide.' Capt M was a respectable citizen, sipni i ivers

an useful man, the lather of several children, j Febi uary 23, Niles' Register, vol. 25, page and but a few months married to a second 4!2 Against the indefinve fiostfioncmcnt ol

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the bill to continue the Cumberland road and, page 415, for the third reading of that bill, and of the bill for a subst riptiori to the stock of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal

company Mr. Adams's sect cut v and em

Votes of gen. Jackson, in the U. States senate, t bassa ior, Barbour, always opposed to Intel -

wife.

F R THE WESTERN SUM. ilr. Stout A note was handed to mc a few days since, requesting a statement cf the

Lost Land Certificate;

TNTOTICE i heieby given, that in 6 week JLN after dale, application will bt made ti the Register of the Land Office at Vincenncs. in the state of Indiana, tor a Certificate or Forfeited Land Stock, for the an, our. t pair? on the south east quarter of section No 3,'m township No. 8, south, of range No. 6 west, in the Vincennes District, entered on the 8th May 1811, and forfeited for non-payment, a-

greeably to law ; now claimed by me, under

the act of congress of 23d May l ist, entitled

44 An act for the relief of purchasers of public

lands that hae reverted for non-pay ment of the purchase money, " the original ccnifkuu ol the purchase of which has been lost or de sttoyed Given under my hand, this 27th day of September, 1828

35-6t MATTHEW ROGERS

COLUMBIAN STEAM MILL, ( VINCENNES ) THE subscriber wishes to purchase wheat and Corn in quantity and will take u, Whiskey Beeswax Tow linen. Flax linen Feathers and all at tides ol count ty product delivered at his Dry Goods & Grocery Store, At the Steam Mid Appii( asi, n to be made to Jlex.s LeRoy who is authored to con duct the business. WILLIAM H. NEILSON. Vincennes, June 23, 1828

on the TaritVbill upon the bill for the relief

of purchasers ol public lands, and in relation to internal improvements The bill 44 to provide for the extinguishment of the debt due to the United States by the purchasers of public lands," passed the senate on the 5th April, 1824, but the yeas and nays were not called according to tl c statement of Niles' Register of the Oih April,and of the National Intelligencer of the 6th April. There docs not appear to have bt en any opposition in the senate to the fir in cifile of the bill.-aliough there was some (li nally abandoned) to the details. It cannot be ascertained hov) gen Jickson voted but it is presumed that he, Sc all the senators from the west, and south west, voted for the bill. If he did not, let those who know it, shew the foundation of their knowledge let them produce the newspaper of that fieriod, or the journal, in which the vote is stated. The following are all the votes of gen Jackson in the senate upon the tariff, in which the yeas and nays are given by Niles. Aptil20, 1824 Against a motion to refer the bill to the committee on finance and fo voted the senators from Indiana, Illinois, O bio, Kentucky Pennsylvania, tkc. Niics' Re giste.-, vol. 26, patc 125. Anril ?7 Airainst a motion to strike out

I the duty on foreign iron, ninety cents on 112 pound Niles', p.iqe 137 Ap il29 Against amotion to strike out the du'y on hemp, two cents per pound Niles, page 156 April 30 Against an amended motion to exc-pt Russia, Hollands, and Ravens Duck, Russia hcetitiL!; Se German linnens from the duty of 25 per cent, advalorem Niles, pa ges '56 and 157. May 4 Against a motion to strike out the minimum duty for cotton cloths and twist and against a motion to strike out the proposed duty upon foreign distilled spirits Niles page 153. May 6 Against a motion to strike out the duty upon unmanufactured wool in favor ot a motion to limit the duty on such w ool at 30 per cent, and in favor of i ejecting 37 per ct as the highest progressive duty upon wool lens, and retaining 33 1-3 per cent as such dutv.to take effect from the 30th June, 1825 Niles. naire 168. And that the candour of

nal Improvement measutcs

The above list of votes, will, it is presu med, satisfy every candid inquirer after truth SAMi,. JUDAII. October 2, 1G21 COMMUNICATION. DIED Of biliou fever, at his brother's

house, iii Vmcenncs, on the I st d;.y of October, aged 26 ycais, Mi. william pitcher, buck layer. It is with painful regret wc rc id tin: death of this voung man, whom makit.-;; an acquaintance, cv er made a friend was bom in London, from which place in v cty early life he was cariicd off as an iiv n;e-ed seaman to India, where he seivc-d iss a soldier, in the troops of the British East India company. In his absence, his father and family, except a married sister, emigta't d to America, and settled in this place in IT, ID. The epidende of 18 20. so fatal in Yineenncs, carried off among its victims, his father, mother, k two

sistes, leaving an only brother- but he knew not his loss until his return to FnHaud, where he received the melancholy detail . After a short stay, he also (much against the wish ol his sister,) determined to visit America to visit that soil in which lav imbedded

the hopes and the j ys of his early life. A short year has passed away since his arrival, and he too has become the occupant of a tomb. The deep solicitude manifested by those who visited him in his sickness, and their unwept led exertions for his restoration to the ist hour, must be grateful to his rela tive, while it was fully due to him from his friends. An able and pathetic address was delivered bv the Rev. II. M Shaw, to a nu mcrous and respectable number of citizens in attendance at his funeral, and with these words from the buiiil service Dust to

dust, ashes io ash.es, and man to his kindred clay," his body was consigned to its narrow tenement with his eatthlv, while we trust his

I s pi i it had gained the blessed mansions of his

heavenly parent. S. LIED On Monday, the fust dav r,f OctoIvr. at his residence it Vincennes, Mr. A lkxis Dcchsnk.. altera shott illness of only two davs He has left a wife, and large family of children, to mourn their bereavement,

GEO VV. PUKLEY,

IJAS now on hand and intends

keeping for sa c, an ussor tmuit of

II JITS

made of the Rct materia. s. in the Newest Fashions, and in the most workmanlike man tier He will sell low lor Cash, Fin, ai d such other produce as may suit I 7-tl Vino fines, Mav. '828 STost Land Ce'rtificaic

"txTOTlCIi is hetcby gien thai ix weekafter date, applica'h.n will be ti ade to the Register cl the Land Oflice at Vincennes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate of Forfeited Land Stock, for the amount pu.d on the south east quarter of section No. 2a, in township No. 6, south, of range No, 14. west, in the Viocetines District, entered on the fir-t day ol Noven bet, 181 I, and forfeit-

however to exceed the sum of G50 entrsncO g5 And the shi d day's race, one tingle i:itti lor the entrance money of the 3d clafi nd uch sum of money as shall rcn aii on he 2d day's rac . over and above the sai g50, nnounting at least to a good Saddle U. Bri die entrance g2 50 cents piee for : ny horse, mare, or gl iding The winning horse on the first day, will not be permitted to iuo on the 2d or 3d days A horse of 4 ears old, to cany 78 pounds; five years old, 90; six years old, 102; seven ycais old, 114 lbs. None will be pei mined m run on the iUrd day that is over three years eld Distance, Sc time between heats agreeably to the rules of racing All enhance money's to be paid to the S cretary on the ddy previous to run iiing I3y order of the Club, S R VI HIIONE, Secty. September 13, 1828. 33-6 LIST of letters remaining in the P-st-Office at Vincenncs the quarter ending the 30 h day of September, 1828, which if rot taken o t within three months will bo sent to ihe General Post Office as dead leters. ABC Wm Armstrong, Jmes B. Adams Scntca Almy, Isaac Allison, Thomas Baird, James Badollet, James Boner 2, Jas Burnsf Caroline Blinton, John B ack, J. hn Baker, Picri Bfoucllctte, Thomas Bishop, Wilton i B own. B V Beckes, D Crawlord, Isaac Co.nt.in, Joseph Christy, DITi Mi n e D.ivioson, Stephen Durell, ' ttu Davis, RuhcH Dullahon, S Funch, Dam F y:t, Wm. Flovvcis, Archibald George, John G'i'cspie, Kleasei Godficy, HJKLPdUt Hugcns, Jm n D H; y or G. W J nston. Elisha Hurd David Ht cick, J' ho I lot tit y, G W. Johnston, Wridiam

J Imson 2 Samuel Johnson ot f'ollins Johnsnn J m s J mnson 2 Samuel Jnhnsoni Mary J ne Jone, Ee.iabt-th J ncs. Isac Koen, Jas Ivy e, Afi ah'e La' or Alexis Landiert, MNOP David McHcnry, Gio McClurc Jarnc s Mattir.an, Brnjao in Meason, Archibald McClurc, ally Mcllciuy. R bert McCmicJ -mo Mendell, Join. McDona;d, 'rn Miner, Ahm. M( CU land B nj Melton, John M(G ffin, D Machiz, R Norton. W Newpet, Henry Nolin, I h..mas Owens. Piinci pal Piper Maket. Noah Pwrcell William Puictll 2, Wihiarn PoJkt. Joshua Parish, RVWY (ieo-ueRub.e, Sarah Rts'ev,

Susri. R. gMs John Rres. Moses R.wlit cs 2,

ed lor non payment, agreeable to law. now

claimed bv me under the act of Congress ol Rol t Rossell, Sheriff Knox county. William

the 23d May last, entitled, "An act for the ott, Daniel Smith, John or hai les Siott, relief ol puicha3cis of public lands thai have William Simpson, Mr Suilivan.J F StiaoD

reverted lor the non pamer.t of the purchase 2 Geo haner, Abel I hacker, David Vance, money." the original :eilifo ac of purchase Jjmcs Vandei buigli Dav id or Joshua Vance.

ol which has been lost oi destroyed. Given under my hand, this 29th of August, 1828 3i-u JOHN WILBORNL

Jjj Lost ImUkI (Jeriiiicatc. TJi O i ICh is lieiel y given, that six weeks .jLH idu-r (h.u, applicai.on will be n-nde to

the Regirilei til the Land-Oilicc at Vincennes, in 'he slate of Indiana, foi a Certificate ( I Forfeited Loud Stock for the amouui paid on the h acl'n n d section No. 32, in township 1, south, ol lange No. one, east, in the Vin cennes Distiicl, entered tm the 2d i!ay of May, ' b)7 , and forfeited for non payment. a gteeably to law ; now claimed by me, under the e.ct ol con ;ress, of 23d May last, entitled An act for the relief of purchasers of pub lie land, that have reverted for the non payment of the purchase money" the oiiginal certificate of the purchase ot which has been lost or destroyed. Given under my hand this 10th day of September, 1828.

HENRY H. SHIVLLY, for himself t and other heirs of John Sh'Vfltt deceased

Wabash Telegraph, John Wilson, Jeremiah Whitten, Phoebe ok. L Whittlesey. Rosella Watihen, Nancy Wtight. Peter Wolf, John Wise, VV. O. Wheeler, John Wilson, Janet Y ung. SAML HII.L.P M. Oct. 1, 1828 35-3 -LI04 iLtT Persons calling for the above named letters will please say they are advertised ol'rwie th v rrnynot uri then.,

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Doctor E Mc NAMBE,

IA i ot ieitt is leniaiui'-. in tii"' Post rt i r . i . t .

lx viiiiuai vv asionir'on, u.tv jess couniy.

the quarter ending the 30th d.i ol Sept. which if not taken ou within tim e months will bo sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A BCD Akman John. Alhn James, lleson Jos or Wm Bradford George 2, Brown Chat les R. 3. B.own Thomas. Bennett R bt. Bowman Sludeiick, Burkshire C. B.'tetC James, Bogatd Jiir(, Bowen Da. it I pi Hasletter D Cios J l n. Colbcit Tolivir, Chapman Kltjah, Cheesman Kdwin, Crabs Jacob, Comer M ( ase Washington, Dant Thomas, De wey Charles, EGHJ Eiison Joseph, Evens John, Grant James. Hawkins William, Hash' D Henley J Handlin William, Johnson William, -

KLMO Kyle Mathew Wr K-.rmickel A.

ESPKC l" FULLY informs the nublic

that he has accepted the agency of the IjWtT William, Malo-n 1 homas, Martn. L.

thefiicnds of the administration may not be j and who were dependant upon his excttions

endangered bv their remarks on this last vote, it mav be well to observe, that Niics gives as voting with Jackson, Rufus Kini:, of NewYork, annnintt d bv Mr Adams, minister to

Kngland ; James Bit hour, appointed bv Mr i . . . i ........ t i

Adams to tic secretaty at war, anu since uvi- j liist-r to England ; Messrs Lnd and Mills of Massachusetts; VanDvkc of Delaware; Lowric.of Pennsylvania, Jc On the same davren Jackson voted a gainst a motion tn except all goods manufactured of hemp or fl ix, horn he duty proposed in the bill and a so, against striking out the duty of 4$ per cent, on the square yard Upon cotton bagging Niles, page 69 May 7 Against a motion to reduce the dtltv on blankets to 25 pcrct. Niles, p 169. MU. II Niles Register, vol. 26. p 172, jjen J irkson voted with the scnxtois from Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania Indiana, till now St Missouri, for the duty of 835 per ton tipim hemp aNo, he voted this day against striking out the duty upon foreign iron and

for support.

Presidential Klection. 'vJMIE qualified L ectors of Knox county, a ate hereby notified, than an election will be held at the usual places of holding clccti ons in the several Townships in this county. and also at the places of holding elections, in the several counties in the state of India na, on the fr&t Monday in .Yovember next, to elective Electors to vote for President and Vice President of the United States, a

inecamv to the law m such rase made and

provided JOHN MYERS. SAJjr. k c Vi m mors. Oet-'he- 2, 182 I 35-51

l.MY uuantitv Nvill be nurchascd at the Co

lumbian Steam Mill application to be

nadc at the Mill, ot to A. LEROY, Jtcent. Vinccnnci, July 2. 22tf -

ptoprietor Mr. Wm Swaim. of Philadelphia,

for the sale of his truly celebrated pasacra,

for this state, and the state of Illinois 1 his

Medicine is lccommendcd for tht cure of

scrofula, or the king' evil, vlckrs, 1U1EUMA riSM SYI'lllLlTic, MK.ncuiUA I. and LlVKU COMPLAINTS,

And most Diseases ari&int in debilitated Con

stitntioTis, or from an iw Mood, is'c Ifc.

IJy several highly respectable physicians 8c

smejeons of the cities of New York and Philadclphia, whose iccommcndations arc loun ded upon their own experience in its usi fill

ness Doctor Mc.A'AMEE continues to

keep a general assortment of fresh JDruggs and Medicines for sale at his AroT hkcatay's Stork in ad

Marroadukc Jesse D Oliver Mary W. Oe-

den Nehcmudi, PQR Puiktns Afoid, Purkin Mry, Palmer PcrmtnasQoigiey William, Rape r Mrs. Rodarmcl J' hi., Scott William, hndtfi S?ml. 2, Smoot William 2, Scott, Rolcy 2, Spolding Susanna, Sheldon F. C. Sti.ks Chat les, Stinkard Fredrick, 1 VU Y Thomas John, Thomas David Tommy A Troxel Da' id. Tab r Jan es. Yan-

imre state of the trecs John 5, Waim Joseph 4. Wallack R.

u. v uinoui josepn, iik l. S RODDICK. P M. Oct. 1, 1 828 ,:5-"iT-L74-

Administrator's Notice. BH A VE taken out ctt rs of adroinistration on tht estates of Geohcb Hawkins, deceased all persons indt btrd to said estate are requested to make immediate paymentall those having demand against said estate

dition to which arc ihe following patent Me arc requested to present them well authenti-

dicincs Ytlhw It ater'Porjiers for Horses, Patent Horse Poweh is, for Coughs, Fever and Ague Povjders Itch Ointment, Hrm Tea Ifc &c 23-tf Vincennes, July 1808.

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cated within one year from the7'h of Aug.

1828. 1 he estate undoubtedly is insolvent. LEW In JONES, Adm. September 9. 1828. 34-3t A d in inistrutor's Sale WriEEbe so.d at pu'.lic ;mcti n. on aV V turday. the righ'-enth of Orttjber pnnirrr. at the ltp iKvplhnr t.niiSf. rf t'hIr

WILL Commence 011 r Hardwiek deceased in Paln.vra town.

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the 30th day of October next. I ship, al he prfvonal property ol said dt rea-

l'he Vincennes Hacc

anu continue tor three cms;

Frist day's race shall be txso miles U refieat for a purse of gRO ertrancc g o "flu second dav'srace, one mil' Sc refieat for the entrance money of the 1st and 3d daynot

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srrt. consi-'ir.g of HOGS CATTLE, HOUSEHOLD FUR. xitvre ire Terms made Vt v r n ! dr. RO!H!RT McKI.sLY. Adm.

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