Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 November 1828 — Page 3

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METEOKOiAiUiCHir-aou

FOR OCTOBER, 1828.

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WINb AND WEATHER.

1 2 3

57 38 38 58 39

62, north west, and cloudy, 65 north east, clear, light white frost,

641,69

52 55 58

43 4" 64 38

30 30

40 4.3

54 42

55 60 67 57

67 48 38

8 9

II 12 13 14 15

16 17

18 19

22! 23 24 25

27 28 29 30

3 I 55

80 84

84 67 73 71

51 49

65 63 59 59

76 79

64 70 68 76 76

68 east, clear, while frost. 62 south east, and south, cloudy, 63 east, clear, white frost,

south, clear, white Irost, hazy, a v, 5c s e, clear, then hazy, south, clear, then hazy, west, foggy, clear,

foggy, and smoky,

north, smoky, south east, smoky, south east, very smoky St high wind north west, clear, and smoky, south east, clear, heavy white frost, south west, clear, heavy white frost,

souih west, cloudy, south west, cloudy and smoky, north east, cloudy and smoky, north east, clear and smoky, east, cloudy, high wind,

north east, clear, full moon,

south west, clear, s w, cloudy, a few drops of rain, north east, cloudy, west, cloudy, and drizling rain,

south west, rain, then cleared off, south west, clear, south west, clear, white frost, south west, clear, smoky

The following is an txn act of a letter from an

undoubted source, dated San Fi'cpc De An stin, in the province of Texas. August 13

1828 I saac 13 Desha is no more. lie dU d

in confinement in this village (San Felipe) on a charge for murdering his fellow laaveilei on the Labacha river, between this piece and San Antonio He died the day belmc his tiial ?as to have been had. The evidence ol his guilt was circumstantial entirely, but of the strongest kind. That he would have been convicted there ia no doubt, had he lived one day longer. The name of the gentleman who t?as murdered was Early i" Alabama Jour.

fTOTICE is hcieby given, that six weeks JlN after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Ofliceat Vincennes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate ol Forfeited Land Stocky for the amount paid on the north cast quarter of section No. 12. in township No. 7 south, of range No. 14 west, in the Vincennes District, enteied on the 26th day ot June, 1807, and foifeited lor non payment agreeably to law ; now claimed b me under the act of conirrcss of the 23d of May last, entitled "An act lor the rcliel of purchasers of public lands, that hae reverted lor non payment of the purchase money," theoiiginal certificate ol the purchase

ol which, has been lost or destroyed Given

under my hand, this 28th of Oc tober. 1 8 J 3 .

40-6t j rn JOHN 11. WEIK, lor himself tu-d tin- m!'u h i i s

orwaracd. AuuitSa w- rrr L. F. V. Andrews, Pittsburgh, Pa. Subscriptions received at this office

wuriuE

S hereby given to the hciis of Jacob Boo

ker, deed, and all other persons interes

ted, that I will make a final settlement with tne Piobaie court ol Sullivan count, to be

holden in Mcrom, on the second Monday ol next December, of the estate ol the said Jacob Uowker. J W.ES LOVE Adm. Nm ember 14, 1828 42-3.

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Transylvania University. Rules and Regulations relative to the Re fee tory,adofitcd Sefit. 15, 1827. SECTION I. 1. The students in the college proper of Transylvania University, will in future live in college buildings and board in the refectory,

except those who reside with their parents,

or have pei mission from the trustees to live ! ihe means made Urc of by them to procure

elsewhere. j the ir i lection thci: wish lot futther promo 2. The professors alternately to preside at j tion the diff.icr.ee between Simon, and Si-

each meal, to preserve order ; and in cast ol , mon hiving become a justice

misbehaviour, to report the pet son or persons committing the same to the faculty. 3. lloardintr and loriL'imr will be furnished

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ly delineate, .hose they honor with their chtci rule amongst them. Theauihot being a citzen ot Indiana, fl utcrs himself that he is fully acquainted with all the charactcis ho wishes to portiay, and wjjl leave it to the public to say, whether he has been capable of tloi g them justice. t

The lolloping is the intended plan of the

Part 1st.

Chofiter I, A description of those who hae figtucd in the capacity of justices of the

piact their legal knowUdgtSt decisions

Chaff. II Constables, Sc Constable sense

defined. t'hnfi III. Circuit, and assistant judges

at one and a half dollars per Week, payable in t with an outline of the legal knowledge and'

advance quarterly, each student providing ills iwftortancr of the latter.

own bed, bedding, firewood candles, and

washing. 4 From the 20th March to the 20th Sept breakfast will be at 10 o'clock A M.; and bom the 20th September to the 20th March, bteakfast will be at 8 o'clock M. Dinner will be at 2 o'clock P. M. Fioni the20th

March to the 20th September, supper will be

Chai IV Members of, and candidates for

the legislature, with a few specimens cf stntnfi oratory. Chai. V. Editors their talents, taste, independence, influence, and success. Part 2d. Chafi I Capability, morality, and general success of school teachers.

Borcing fnr Water An agent of Mr Di brow has been borcing for water at Prov dence, R. I with complete success In one

place, at the end of a wharf some hundred yards from the shore, the workmen penetra ted through the " made land," then through twenty feet otntuWl, then a bog meadow, front Which cxccllwttpfcat was brought up, then a stratum of satuhSpeoblcs, and quartz gi avel, & a plenty of water impregnated with copperas and arsenic : and lastly, 3 or lour feet fur thcr,and thirty-five feet below the bed of the river, a lk vineyard," furnishing vines, grapes grape seeds, acorns, hazelnuts, pine burs, Se the seeds of a varie'y of unknown fruits, and a spring of pure water. Much speculation is excited among the curious by these discov-erics.

( UK UI.AU: To the Masonic Fraertnry arid (he friends of Literature through'-u 'he Union. The ptopietoi sot the 1 Masonic Souvenir and Phtsburgh Liteta-y Gazette" would tespcctlully invite the attenth n ol the punuc to the plan and design of their work, as e xhibit ed in the subjoined pi t spec us and in a copy of the paper herein enclosed 1 he u Souve

nil" has been commenced under flatlet ing auspices, and if c::crtions of an cxtt aot dinai y kind, on the part of the pi opt i-tri s. will cnii tie them to a permanent and liberal patron age, they are already sure of success proportioncd to their most reasonable expectations Those exertions which are necessary to

( make the work equal tn any of the kind in the

Union, the propuctors pledge themselves shall not be withheld Thev have made, artangements, whereby they will have access to ome of the bcs'. periodicals of literature and science of the United States Sc the age. IV'. m which the editor will cat dully make such selections, as in his judgment will uivc a variety ot interest to the paper. The ptonmr, al so, of the choice otig'n al matter, on litetaty and scientific subjects, from several talented individuals, will it is believed, v e additional

at sunset ; and from 20th September tn 20ih rhafi. II. Merchants their mode ot doing March, supper will be at 6 o'clock P. M. : business, homsu, generosity, pic frs cc Each meal to be preceded by tinging ot ihe j Chai III The Esculapian band their bell. j numbet s. practice Sec. 5. Every student will be strictly i cquircd j Chui IV I m.ki cpers and Inns, to attend with the strictest promptitude his ChaJuV. Out self, meals at the horns designated. j CONDITIONS. SECTION 2. ' When a tufficicnt number of subscribers 1. A competent person will be selected to ate obutincd to justify the undei taking, tho 'akc charge of the tefeitoiv, who shall giw wotk will be handsomely ix cuted, and neatb nd for the faithful performance p the fob ' 'y bound and furnished to subscribers a' One

lowing : Dollar per copy, to contain about lour bundThe buildings in the t ear of the university, red pages ex eptini: the pieparatoiv dtpaitneru, to be October II.

appropriate d to the use of his family. The pcison thus selected to furnish good wholesome food of the following (Usctiption: Breakfast to consist of c flee, mtik, wheat and corn bicad. butter ; also, tithcr beefslakes, mutton chops, bacon, or salt beef. Dinner to consist ol wheat and coin bread, two varieties of meat, fresh and salt; soup, and three kinds of vegetables ; poultry when abundant, iwice a week ; plain desert once a w eek. Supper to consist of tea) milk, wheat and com hi end. and butter; also, coin mush 'I 'he following bur. laws nvo lasted the 8th of October. 1823.

Subset iptinn received at this office. PKOM'Et I US OF THE Louisville Public Advertiser. BY S PEA'JJR

value to those departments. Annrnnnni r .

embellishments may likewise he anticipated j1110 -;- in rinn i ; 11, - ., ..I,..,'?. r ' liat 'rorn nn(1 alter tltc first day of No rn cue time t pillion an aosolute promtse o! I , .. , .. 7 .

such addition is not given. To tho masonic brother, the votary of science, rpid the fr iend nf literature. er:-v wlw ii thr mr.il u .,....

made, for that decree of assistance and en- 1 1,0"1"8' al "u!UcV. J,accs u,th,n n' ,,n'.,t9 of couragemer, (in t'luMvayof patronage tn the ill,C l,.,w" ol "W"". "ccpt in their ic work and contributions to it, pagcO which i 'pC,C C T' 7 a

mav deserve, and which tlu v. huh ,d,M-.it.ln I L,"w I'-""'""' . jane ui uwi

' , j I of iheir lccling, have a disposition to bestow

PJpIIE Advertiser has been published by jj ihe present editor more than nine yeai s ; its ciicnlation i extensive, and bs chatactcr very gcnetally known; it contains a laiger (juantiiy of matter than any other newspaper piinttd in the western country usually em btacing a co t cct iew of political occurrtn

That there bean uniloimiry of dress among ks a vaiicy of miscellam ous artictcs. cal-

culalcci to an. use or instruct details ot lor-

j temper, until me 1st tny ot IMay, tnc sui 'dens he requited in all occasions, in each !year, upon their appearance in the lectin e

upon it.

L. V AN'DH EWS.

R. IIU IH IIISOM.

:f;ri.

tir,rs.

TS hereby given, to John N. Milam, Lee

S Mi

Milam, fames Dooley, and James Love

uardian of Elijah Milam. Washington Mi

lam, and Walker Milam, and all other pet-

sons interested, that I w ill make a final setib -

merit of the e:tatc cf Stephen Milam, dec-. r.t the Probate court of Sullivan county, to be holden in Mcrom, on the second Mondav ol next December. GEORGE BOON Adm. November 14. 828 4 -"

SWAIM'S PA AC h A Dgcto tTe Mc NA M R E iTh El PEC 1 FULLY informs the publi. jl, that he has accepted the agency of the proprietor Mr. H'm Sn-jt.v, of Philadelphia, i'or the sale of his truly telebtated i: xaci:.'., for this state, attd tlic state of Illinois I In Medicine is recommended for the cure of

scnoFUL a, or the KINfV KYI I., ULCUS,

f7 3 U,,FLMA , ,vM SYV1IIM I 110 MK.ncuniAi. and LlYKH COMl'I.MN I S.

And most Diseases arming m dt-bd:tat d con 9tituticn$ cr from an imfiurc suite of the Blood, &c l?c By several highly respectable physicians k surgeons of the cities of New York and Philadelphia, whose recommendations are foun ded upon their own expetienee in its usvfui ncss Dcclcr Mc.XA ME E continues to 3;cep a general awutment ol Itesh Dnmirs and Medicines. Tor sale at k:s Aroi iikcahy's Stork in ad diticn to which arc the lollowing patent Medicines Yellow llcicr Pav Irre for Horses, Patent Horse Powders, for Coughs

i 11 Pi il n tli, MHJVIVMIi.

AND VITTSHUHGH LIT F. It A H Y OA7.KTT".. Devoted to Erevmafonry, Literature 6Vi ever, 'he A rut ifc.

The design of this publication is to cm-

nett, ith a black cord or binding along the outer ?ccms of the pantalcons along the b gs, uith a small black l'lbbon lose, about the ;-ize of half a dollar, lasteticc! op the collar of the coal in fr ont op the right side. A plain gte cloth cap with Icathvr frontispiece, will on all occasions be required to be worn in place of a hat ; and between the 1st day of May arid the fust day of November, in each year, they

; will be permitted to appear on similar occa

nracc within its reign all topics which may be j slops m the dicss above desci ibed. or in lii u

useful or interesting to the brethren of the 'thereof, a blue cotton cna and pantaloons " mystic tie" the votaty of science and liter j with similar ti immings, and straw or leghorp

atutc, atul the map ol taste and wi l be cop

ducted strictly ip accordanc with the lollowing arrangement : 1st. A Masonic Department, in which will l)c contained a recoid of regular communications, accounts ol clecions, ceK hi ations, ti ibutes of respect, Sec with such choice orations, addresses, cs?as. odes and songs, as will be of use to the masonic reader: Sd. A Dquutmcnt of Belles Lettrcs, in which will appear otiginaland selecti d matlet, of the higher order of composition, such

hat maybe substituted for the cap dining ihe late p'-riod. The use of shoes oi pumps will be required the uhole time. JOHN BRADFORD. Ch'm. October 13 182S. Proposals ron puuli iiino ny sunscniPTiox, A Hook m be eti'i' led THK INDIANIAN.

" All of which Isazv, Lf fiart of which I'-.vas

Fever cud .Icr.e For.jders

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Ointment. 1Vr:.: Tea Isfc iT'f Vincennes, July IS8. JI G O.WERTO X conlinues

as may be detixed from the best gazettes ol

I litct attire of the age; and from the store- kt ll'ith the country thatfourishes. lfourish, it.. r . It r . . . . .

nouses oi native genius a; u learning ot Hit ; v:itfi the (ana that ivitheray I die west j 3d A Department of Science, in which no j PROSPECTUS lice will be taken cf discovet ies and improve- j 7 J HE author presumes that this work will ments in the several branches of science, ihe j i meet with a most friendly reception, progiess ol the fine attd mechat.ic arts, and ; from the citizens of Indiana, as well as these

j whatever may appear of an useful nature, in 1 of the adjoining states ; and he most positive

regatd to the manufacturing and agricultural j ly asserts, that his object in presenting it to interests of our country. j the public, is not that ol ambition to become 4th. A Department of News and Miscclla ( Awhor" nor is it that of gratifying a ny, wherein will be found an epitome of the ! malevolent spirit in squirting the acid of sa currcut news of the day, exclusive of party 4 tire at those he may dislike; or, perhaps, politics, together with such a pleasing variety who may deserve it ; but it is. that a Mirror

of poetical and prose matter, set aps of scnti t may be holden up to view, in such a manner.

n. cut, wit and humour, as will be agreeable to that a valuable part of the community n ay i as a mibtatv man, Jcks.-n h fil'dtho

a general reader see themselves and character, (though undet ; measure nt hi country's plory'this iv'Med CONDITIONS a fictitious name.) faithfully porttav tl. If facl is pot Teemed cnrclpiv r as to his supeti The Masonic Souvenir is issued weekly on the pictuie or rcllecion. be unplerant and or claims to the highr office in the iin a fine super-royal sheet, in quarto form, and in unlovely, it is the fault of the objtct rrjlected, gift He is knmn as the possessor of a vigo a style of extra neatness. Advertisements ' and not of the reflector. tousand well cultivated mind as an infi. xiexcluded. '1 he wok will be delivered to j The work will, at least, possess the merit j h!e republican as an ercrr y to sinecures, to subscribers in the city and sent to those by of originality, in many rcspecs ; and e vet y j t a ior.al prodigality, and unnecessary pomp, mul at a distance, at Three Dollars net an- character dcuctibtd shall be a living one I Dev ted 'o tie us( lul instead of the snlenrj.

The ashes of the dead shall not be molested i id should he be elected, that decree of tefor-

eign and domestic, intelligence, and the prices current f Louisville, New Orleans, Sec. The Adverser was th fir.t paper to espouse the cause ol gt neral Jai kson 'I he editor believing ihat the persons belonging to the several depattments ol the state and national governments sheuld confine themselves to the disc hatgeol the duties constitutionally assigned them, will invariably oppose unauthoiizv d assumptions of power -such as the righ claimed by the nation ! rvMitivc os inmate at. d consummate fere n em'v v i sf without the advice or consent conv; ss. He isnot a believer in the dectatation, thai ciicumstatci s can ever authorize iho representatives of a free people, to rcsolvo thai ihey ill not be fiahied by the mil of thrir constifuents even though such u soU UP should be adopted uodr the p'au-

sn.e pietext oi ptomoting ti c genet al vclta:e." The niain clisunguifhrd trait, between republican and despotic govetnn cnts, is the ilitcct responsibility of the agent to tho pi incipul ol the tcptcsentative to his cor stituents. Destioy this feature of our g vrrnment. Se it w ill no longct be worth pn set ing. l'oi ihe preservation ol ibis piimary ?t t essential piiiiciplc, this paper has been. am! will continue to be the advocate of such amendments of the federal constitution, as will se-

j cure to the people the tight of decline- the ! ptesident and vice-president of the U S:.ieS

and hnevtr prevent hc election of those officers from devolving on either house of ccngrcss The editor yields to no man, in point of reverence for the ronstitutior but be believes, if the scenes which nccuned in the first election of president by the house cf representatives, convinced the people that an amem of that instturrer.t was nece ssa y, thrso w hich matked the recent election, must satisfy them of the propiety of takinp Irom that body thepowet of controliingM the clectioa ol chief niagistrate, in any event The editor is the dtcided supporter and frietid tA Andicw Jacksor vot becauve he is 4 a mili.ary chieftain" but because he esteems him " honest and capable ' 1 hough

he believes with the depatted JefiV'Son !hat

tin, payable always in advance. No sub

o ai l i;o or v.. r.r..cc :n in aoove oust isctip'ton rcceivcu lor a sliortcr period than

r.css, and in tnc practice ot -.:ysw ana out one year..

grru he resides eti second stioet. n ' c V iiousc occupied ay the late v. . . C Suli'vrn

vl V Luting the da, fro;:i . until 6 . ; . I . niav be found at tho pclbcca1 v Slot e, Ma

the tomb shall remain inviolate Out bu sincss bciniT confined exclusively to the lh

ostmastcrs, secretaries of lodges, and oth- j i;g. it is our intention particularly to ar quaint i ed by the public voice, will be carried into ef s, who will procure eight subsnihers, and i ourselves with tin ni ; ard as public men atci f ct

The price of the scmi-v eekly prpr r, ii five

matn n in the principle departments and in the general adniinisttati -n. which is tt mand-

etetrecc, wi.e. nu: o;'.:c: v, -c c;)g.jed.

'orward the amount of their subscription to : measurably the property ol b"Se who have the editor, shall tetain a ninth copv for their i contributed to their el vation therr cati be no trouble, cr they may retain one dollar for cv-! method so well calculattd to give a correct

dollats per annum, pivab'c in advance. Week'y paper, three dollars per annum, in

advance.