Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 41, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 November 1828 — Page 3

THE W Eh TERN SUN

7IA'CEjVMES notemder 15, 1828

The Presidential election in this state has closed and enough has been heard to enable me to state, that the five Jackson electors have been elected by a majority exceeding three thousand votes. In the upper part of ((District, the voters were attempted to be imposed upon by tickets, headed 44 Jackson electral ticket," with the names ot three admimsti ation, and two Jackson electors on them Had " Jehu Gosnel any thing to do in this business ? Missouri, and Illinois have elected Jack son electors by overwhelming majorizes Judging by the teturns received from Onto and Kentucky, but little doubt is entertained of the success of the Jackson ticket in each of those stales. Of the vote of Louisiana, I have never much doui.ted, and should it go for Jackson, M. Adams will not receive a single electoral vote west of the mountains The loner and bitter contest is over, and I

rejoice in the hope of the return of peace and j

harmony among; all classes, and paUies. Morgan. It was mentioned some time ago, mat capt Mo; gun had been seen m the Turkish dominions, but it was sup,..cs. d to have been a mere fiction, or joke ot the person who narrated the circumstance. By ihe following article, from the B asn n Palladium, it appears there was mo: c foundation ior the story than was at first inagin. d, k that these is every probability Morgan is now in some part of Turkey. We nope such may turn out to be the fact, and that it may soon be sun stamiated in a way to allay the very great .s citement nroduccd in the state ot New Yoi k

by his supposed murder Bait Gat FROM THE BOSTON IWLLADIUrl. Captain Morgan. We should not mention the name of this individual, had we not been informed yesterday, by a gentleman en titled to the most'entire confidence that captain Waterman, of l)uxbury,a gentleman ot undoubted respectability and veracity, who commanded the btig Herald, in his last voy age from Boston to Smyrna, is fully convinc ed in his own mind, that he carried William Morgan as a passenger. The gentleman who has give 1 us captain Waterman's opinion on this subject, is Sir. Job W. Tvler, of this ei ty, whosai-ed with captain Waterman, on his net voyage, as first ofneer of the Ilera.d Captain Waterman, at that timr, often mentioned the subject to Mr. Tyler, and has since expressed his sincere conviction tha Morgan was his passenger.

Advice to yfrg mm Ever carry about

with you such aense of the uncertainty o! every thing in thilife, anil of life itself, as to put nothing ofT till to-morrow, w hich you can conveniently do today. Dilatory persons are frequently exposed to surpt isc and hurry in every thing that belongs to them The time is come, and they arc unprepared Let the concerns of your soul and your shop, y-v. r religion and your business, lie always in such order, as far as possible, that death, at a shm t "warning, may be nonrcsion of a disquieting

tumult in your spirit, r.nd that you escapethe anguish of a bitter repentance in a dying hour farcwcl. Phrocimns, a considerable Eastland mer chant, happened upon a copy of these an i cs about the time he permitted his son 'o ron mence a partnership with lrm h his tadc; he transcribed them with his o n hand, an made a present of them to the youth, together with the articles of partnership Here young man, said he, is a paper o! more worth than these articles Read it over once a month, till it is wrought in your very soul k tembcr. Walk by these rules, and I can trust my estate in your hands, opy ou these counsels in vour life, and you will make me and yourself happy.

numvitsri .gu;a. Uciuy, ovino, wild fig, and mangroves, are there found, Instead of Oaks, pines, and till bushes. He has brought with nim several hundred subjects ot natural history, in co'.cology, mineralogy, botany, ttc. PAPER. We have seen some further specimens of paper made from straw and horn b ue grass, according to McGaw's patent Ihc invention is said to prove entirely sue cessful. A manufactory has been establish ed at Chatnbersburg, in this state, and ma chinery, &c. is preparing for the manufacture ot tlnce l undrcd reams a day. The paper is firm and s:i.ng. carries ink well, and isvciv suitable tui wapping, and it is believed, tor hanging also, & ior ail other purposes where strong paper is lequired, and can be furnish

ed at a price s'j iduc!) below that made horn any other material a-, to supersede every oth er of that kind. Auioia. Vienna Aucrusl 22

Young' A'apolron hrnapurie By an auto

graph lette. ot he tmpctoi to the president ot the Au'ic cu-.eii ot wa, his majesty has appointee! ins f:KotUv.n, the duke ed Reich sladt, to the !ne pressnie joy of his august mother aid ; .e vouug p-iuce himself, tothe ra! k ofca ;-.tai in me Y;ger batta.ion bcaing his tnajeMs's n he Thus ihe military u rcer ot toe niii.c id commence this year I; is said, ti at bi til., appt ouching reviews he will be placed under the archduke Charles 1'hiv i j.la-.ti-i.j a ilium indeed in the side of the Buut b ..!. - j

fJX AVlNli this day filed in the Clerk's JLa. office of the Circuit court of Knox county, an inventory and appraisement of the personal estate ol Marshall Browning, (bu ol Knox county) deceased, wc wilt piocecd to sell the sajd property, at the deceased's late dwelling, in Decker township, on Monday, the Sth day of December ensuing the sale will commence at 10 o'clock, a m, and he continued from day to duy.u .til complea ted. Three do.lars, and under, cash must be down ; to purchasers over that sum, a ere oil oi' one year will be given upon executing bo' d with approved security REBECCA BROWNING, Extr'x. JAt OB AN l HIS, Exor. N- vember 12. -823 4'-4t

Administrators Notice. j""TAVlN( uiscovere'd that the peiscnal j3- a"d rcal estate of William E Bread

in;,;, (late of V incennes, Knox county, India na,) deceased, is insufficient to dischaige the debts, atid ot.'icr demand-, against it we do ilc.'ehne ds.claie said estate insolvent and shail claim for the future, ihe scttiemcn; hereof :;s an insolvent estate." GI OKGE EWING ) Admstrs ifW E GEO W EWING, Breading', deed N- veiwbi r JO. 1823 4l-3t

Extent f the U Scares A letter dated Piahie du C:u; 5'h August, reaciu-.d us iy ilicoidiiu y t!u ,i rouie !n.iii that place cilice i;s da"-, w- i tve tcccivtd adviecs fiom

lie dvj es or t!ic K

A W LOGh WOOD,

A N i v- '..nti.y , n, uc purchased at the Co

jlXl iU - Su-an Miil ajipiication to be made ai Lie Mill, o to A LEROY, Agent. Vine- nncs, July 2. 22 ti

ispLndid Vines A Tlf !? : : 3 i ' a V w l V : U r

the -iho.es or the .Euxine and the utmost pjits xx ,tJ"" o u x . of Europe. Wi-at adds to the cunovky jj N F ,day lth olO.u.bei, .82-i, will the tact is that t-.-e letter rcla.es :r, :i fcuhsC:i jvi b' T K Vrcenbxuk. No. 6-1. Spiuce

i, sent to u nocial iibrari,

Hon tor ; : St. 1!) tliat M ) ;: vili.'ge is i"n

other.

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g'---n The p st-rlhc- at ihM nmtitd a-iies lisiant trom an .''at tsiii n.

J "si--a kt:.? of i-nbicufty Ambiguity of spec. -. ';u,t.'tiHes ver sad mistakes

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and c Mpe.i; ivit - s. er y , u- j

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c ?n fx a v ;': r, i : ' i a v coinmj;;! Aeo; ! tonishnu r,t of Ids ! hold, not 'n!v t h- c . panv, IVon -ihn ragged priva'". ;!'-n-usual s !e, :ur etna

dry as dust, and hunt

such consternat'tcn lore. The old hidi. eyes in astonist? e: med as if , v :,

'he d mdies cseLiinr. sliol ! Its a hrre ! The mastci d the !

:tion,an"l the hole' s o the hysterics

v . d ii hillei from a la .-.sure ot his comn -nv

o - c t ! i g N o w a ( j u e r y At 'l tiir v:ot d comp my ; ; a n an of l e.d Uiiiitm v ::i!C to t h concluM-n nuKi- nor ic-s than tlu

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satet, I iuludeinhi;., a vouinie ot suicidal

uw ol AM1UUCAXSCE.Y1.KY, as hd.ou s : I. A view ?f Reek's Shot Tov.er, on the

bcueii)lkt;i, near Philadelphia, c ad-

bcueii) Ikiis, near Philati jaeti.t ei.fci y II. A view ol the Ligh II Island hound, with the nei y

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leave tlu tn t the synipathy and consideration of the reader

III. A iew of Y lk, on Lake Ontario, uith the loitdica'ions. IV. Ciuiiactciistic scenery on the Huds(;ii River. V. Views of New Evindon, Coni.ec'icut,

with the -:dj.,ecnl bccncry. View (,t Lemon ii'ni. near Piiiiadcl

p':ia. the stat ol iienty Pi ait, Esq. "J ne ! ouib oi Wa.-miiigion, at Mount Vv ! r.ii'i. V.e-.v .1 thcGrcai Bend of the Susquchanna. View cf the Uppei Falii of Solomon's Cteel;, Lnzjrr.e conri;y. Pa View ol tue Lcivver Pails ot Solomon's

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XI. View of the Cattski'l Mountains, from

the liud:

s e then, selves and charactei .'Ohoucii undcr

j fictitious name,) faiihluiiy joriray d. If the picture or it lUciion, be utipicavint nr.il unlovely, it is the fault of the object rejlccicd . and not ot the reflector. The work will, at least, possess the merit ot criginality. in many respects ; and every character dtsciibtd shall be a livtng .ne Tne ahes of the dead shail not be mw.isted the tomb shall remain inviolate Om business beinj; confined exclusively to ihe liv it is ou intention panic ulari io acquaint oursehes -with them; and as public en aro measuiably the pioperty ot those who have contributed to their elevation, thete can be no method s well calculated to give a cot rcct idea ol the taste and judgment o! the gor d citizens of this state, as to clearly and taiihfuli delineate, those they honor with their chief rule amongst them. The author being a citzen ot Indiana, fl .tters himself, thai he is fuly acquainted with all the characters he wishes co portray, and will leaie it lo the public to say, whether he has been capable of doitii then. juiice. The following is the intended plan of the work : Part ist Chapter I. A description of those who have figuied in the capacity of justices of the peace then legal know ft:dge Sc decisionsthe means made use of by then; to ptucure their election their wish lor futther promotion the diff tence between Sin. on, and Simon li ving hi come a jus'icc Ckufi. II Constable's- St Constables ztnsc defiut d Chafi III. Circuit, and assistant juesi

with an outline of ihe legal knowledge and i'fiortance ot ihe tatter Chafi IV Mc, rhersof.and candidates for 'la g'slature, with a few specimens of Htnmfi or at cry. Chafi V. Editors their talents, taste, independence, influence, and success Part 2d. C'haii I Capability, morality and general succt ot school teachei s rhifi. II. Mei chants their mode of doing busn s.-, heocsty, generosity, pu.fi s. Sec Chafi III Tla Esculapian band their hun luis practice Sec. Chafi IV I.i-ki epers and Inns. Chafi. V Our-eif. CONDITIONS VI cn a suflif icnt iiuniki of sebacribcrs a-c ob' -iv.ed to justity ihe und i taking, tho work will be handson.eiy t xt cuit i!, ard neatly hound and furnished to sublet ibcrs a One Dollar per copy, to contain about tour hund

red pages October 1 1 . bV AIM'S lv AC LA. Doctor IT Mc NAMEE. p E -I'EC 1 FULLY n.lui.i.s ih. . ublic '4 that Ik has .(C p'ed tl c agei C) he p. oprittor M . H'm trAiM." Pli :ad Ipnia,

XI.

DIED In this town, very suddenly, on the 2 'st of October last, Mr Safihrn Camfi bell, from the neighborhood of ! en c Haute, la The immediate cause of his death, on examination, was found to be a rupture of the stomach Galena Journal.

GEO v PULLEY. HAS now on har.d and intends keening lur sa;c, an asaoitmcnt o! j3 - A T S

made ol the Dest materials, in the Nowes1 Fashions, and in the most workmanlike man

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ucr He will sell i . w for Cash, Fur, and

such oi'her produce as nay su'r

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Public y the heii s of J ,hn me s !y oi Knax

Cunning of the Fox At thcGoUlen Bear Inn. Reading, a young Fvx had a few years since been taught to go into the wheel and tui n thi jack. After he had thus officiated for some time, he escaped, and regained his native woods. Here he met the fate common to his species, he was pursued by the hounds and in his flight ran through the town of Ilea ling, reached the Inn, and springing over the half doorof the kitchen, jumped imo the wheel, and resumed his occupation, in the very place where he had been brought up, by which means he saved his life.

St iugustine, ( E- F ) Oct 8 It gives is pleasure to state, that the Indians on the Ap'ialarhic da hae decided to send a denotation over the Mississippi, preparatory to a removal there ; and it is probable that the

- EaM Florida Indians will join them Weregtet that we have so long omitted to state, that John Lee Williams, Esq has la' "lv V returned from a tour, in which he has hn

engaged about three months, exp'o'in r -be I ' southern coast of the teriitorv He s'jvh y tha 'he southern extremity of the peninsula I . is very rocky and that scarcclv ac found, for

fv a hnnd'e.d miles from cape Sa'de. which

common io tins country. iuc mastic ng

Public Notice,

Conner, deceased, for

ax county. Indiana

rOU are hereby infotam-d, and will plcast to take notice, that 1 shall, by my attori.c , apply to the Cii cuil court of Knox coun

ty, to be he'den in the month ot March, cn !

suing, to appoint a Commissioner agreeably to the tenth section of the '- Act amendatory of he la'.v, and for the better ad . aacemen f of justice," app ovtd, January 2Jth, 1826, lor the puipose of executing to me, and my heirs and assigns, a deed in fee simple, with a general warranty, fur the west half of tinnorth west fractional quarter, of fractional

section No 5, in township No 5, north, of

range No nine west, in the District of Vin cennes, and state of Indiana, containing sixty acres and fifty three hundredths, agreeably to ihe title bond, executed by the said J hn Conner, now deceased, in his life time 'o me, and bearing date the 10th d iv of Oc toVr, 1823. AUGUSTUS LATURE

Noveiubei 7. 1823. 4'-4J

s-;!o. These Vie. :;s are executed in the best stvle oi Phil .de:ph:a engiaring, from drawingmade upon the spot Each Plate will he a.

com;.;.:iied by a fuliai d accurate description j

uit'io!;, s0 as o maiie it pertectiy lniehigmie to e ci y person. Tiie woi k will be printed & issued to subscribers in tlu: first style, on superioi paper, .nd with a hai'dsomely printed coer, and dt livcied to stdjscribei s at tie vf ry iow price ot One Dollar per copy Eh xiba- covers will be ubv.d tor count' y subsciibcrs, so that they ean be safely. sent by mail 10s" Any gentleman, postmasters and others, who will interest themselves to procure ten subscribers, and semit 'cn dollars to the editor, shall rece ive ttvi ive c. fues. I;, orn the

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Vcw el Frrt NiaTua on Ontario, lor n,f sa,c OI mf V"' ce,tD:ale0 i:o ;i ike Lmu Hcusc on the liiatisn r state, and the state ol Illinois - his

.Medicine is recomnunucci lor tl cuieol

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i f J Kivt. s RV1L ULCERS,

t l r f fit inn t'M i i-M sirniLi-

( J Ln TIC MKliCL RUL and V LlVrH COMPLUN'iS.

And rnos' Disras' & anting in lt b Lt .i rd constitutions, ,r from an impure state oj the Blood, l?c ifc By scleral tagluy respec'able physicians Sc soigcons of the cities of New Y rk and Philadelphia, w hose i eeoti'mendalii ns ;ie?oun ded upon their own i xpeiierrt in its ust ful(c..s Doctor Mc A'AAIEE continues to keep a general asoMn.er' ot ffh Dvuggs nnd Medicines, for sale at his Aro i hecary's tore in ad-

Iditionto which are the following patent Me-

very flattering pat: onage already received J di ines (twel e hundrcf! subscribers having put down j YAIovj Hater Potj fers for Horses, their names) this volume v. ill prcbabiy bejP;.itn! Iloise Pov. do, lor Coughs,

succeeded by another, as so,n as ether plate.a

can be engraved.

oy anotner. as som as ctucr

Ml order a from the coun

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try promptly attenueci to AViU-ess, T. K OR l.LN BANK. No 64, Spruce street, Philadelphia lOAuy editor who will ixvseit the above a few times, and forward a copy of his paper containing the advet tir.cmcnt, directed Sat urday Bulletin, Philadelphia," shall receive a opy of the Views immediately cn publication

Blackmithuic:. II?sUbsc.ibvi las i emeu ed his SHOP

N to lite new brick buildimr on Market street, neatly opposite the Mar ket house The well known qualifications of Mr Wei man as a good workman, will insure a Jibe d share of public patronage Ml kinds ot E-'igcd t -!s made and warranted N. SMITH. Vnvctvlirr, t 998 2-'f

7Q'IE Pun' von-(I he lail ui.c ie 1 tew pound r:t pod new Feathers, I which lie will aliuw the highest cash market price, u. srour.

Proposal?

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Fever and Ague Pcwders, Itch Ointment. W rm Tea ic l5c. Vineennts, July 1 828.

FOR TURLI Hi NO RY SVBSCUirTION, A I'.ook be t . ir ted TUK!;i)UN!AN. l ll of which I saw, tsf pert of which I r.as."

" With the latd 'hut flourish's. 1 flourish-

with the land that zviihtrs, 1 di:

PROSPECTUS 7 n 1 1 1 E author picsumcs that tic work wil. meet with a most fiiendly reception, from the citizens of Indiana, as well as those of the adjoining sia'f s ; nd he most positiv e ly assc's, that his objee t in p: cseiving it to the pub ir, is not that oi ambiticn to In con e An .rfu'Aor," nor is it ths: ( e: t i-ii'v ing a malevolent - pi ri in squini- $ the ac'n' of a tire at those ht may dis'iV -; or, .b:p-. v ho " 3v deserve it; bo is that a Mrtor may be Uc-lden up to vieV in sucli a manner,

7 Doctor U'OOLVEhlTOX continues to aid D( toi McNamec in 'tic above : u sines, and m the ptaoicc ol Physic and Sur gery he tesides on sect t st-cct, in tho house occupied by the late (V R C. Sull van. Du'ini ihe day, horn 7 am m i' 6 r m he n ay bz found at the Apothee;'y Sto' Mark seet. whn not otherwise enag" d

STATE (T INDIANA.?

Pike Conn v. t : Pike I irci it t'ouiiT August ttrn, 182

arah McCune, complainant, vs Janu-p McC'uru , defendant.

OW at this imc came the complainant by her rounsi I, and it appealing to the

saitstuction i.i tin court that the defend?.- is not a icsidcnt of this s ae Ordered that r.o.'v.v o thr pendency of this ui" be piwr by tuivc 'iscnitnt foi f tn wee ks !-U' c ssive ly in . I e Western Sun. a paper ptimrtl i t Vincennes md that this cauie be continued until the r.f t term A copy test. JOHN McINT IHE.r pc c. Ormbd 1823 Sh-.j

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i Dix ore.

Matistra"

for bitlc at this uliice.