Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 47, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 December 1828 — Page 2

merit contained two counts, to which the de cording to the usual charred of prli tersf and

from ihe new Tons KRquiRER. fendant pleaded hot guilty, and moved by his for every deed by him made, ilie . elector Curious political coincidence. i he recent counsel for a continuance to the nexttcrm of shall be paid twenty five cents, to be allowed Contest for the presidency, is acknowledged this court, in March ensuincr. Motion under h the trustee, and naid hv the Measurer.

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uj mciiwi an panics 10 nave Deen me waun- consideration. Meantime the detendant is

Passes I5ih November, 1828.

J. C. S. HARRISON, Chm'n. . Attest Saml. Hill, CIJL-. 1 N WHITE LESEY, (WATER STREET VINCENNEb) STT AS just received and will keep constantJL ly n handi a good assortment of i;ver table and tea spoons, Goid ear, and firmer lines.

following table, taken from history, for the excellency John Q Adams, president nf the i'aste breast pinsj gold & silver watches,

wua..7 v. uui auuwmg me siaies United States and the said Lyman on lur- lit mama tea and ccilcc pots, which voted for Jefferson in 1800, and those ther oath savs.that he has eocd reason to be- Plated and brass candle sticks , .

lieve that the said John Q Adams will return Plated snuffers and trays, steel h japan'd do. to this commonwealth; and be within the ju- Tea,irays and wine waitets, risdiction of this court by the time aforesaid." Pocket pistols and dii ks, Counsel for the defendant, Samuel Hubbard Swords and epaulettes, J and Franklin Dexter, Esqs. For the com Gold and silver (ace and cord, monwealth, James T Aus'in and Richard Stars, eagles and hat tassels,

est which the country has seen since the time ordered to recognise in the sum of one thou

of Jefferson On the part of the republican saml dollars tor his appearance from day to friends of Jackson, it Was contended to be the day hi own surety being taken therefor. Old battle between the democracy and arislo ye learn that the defendant, in his affidavit cracy between the strong principles of the j support of the above motion, stated, that xich and powerful, and the equal rights and wishing to give the truth in evidence it privileges of the many, and comparatively wouhfbe necessary to have the testimony of poorer ranks. That this opinion is a correct several gentlemen in different states amon?

uuc, is easily siiown. we nave prepared me them, hon W B Giles of Virginia, and his

which voted for Jackson in 1828-

1800 ! T. J J. A. Maine, no political existence. K. Hampshire, 6 Massachusetts, 16 Vermont, 4 Rhode Island) 4 Connecticut, 0 KewYork, 13 Pennsylvania, 8 t Delaware, 3 Maryland, 5 5 Virginia, 2 1 N. Carolina, 8 4 S. Carolina, 3 Georgia, 4 Kentucky, 4 Tennessee, 3 New Jersey, 7

Ohio, no political existence,

1828 A.J. J $ A.

Louisiana, do

Indiana, do Missouri, do Mississippi, do Alabama, do Illinois, do

do do do do do

20 28 5 24 15 II 9 14 11 16 5 5 3 3 5 3 178

8 8 15 7 4 8 16 3 6

Shaving boxes andbusshes, G'dd chains, seals dndkeys, Suel and, gilt. do. do hearth brushes,. Vultuie & common plumes, silver thimbles,

Mantlctree lamps, fancy work. boxes, AN ORDINANCE relative to the Borough Tooth brushes, shaving soap. Sc pomatum, . Revenue. Segai" 5c snuff boxes whhh varielv ol oth-

Fletcher, Lsqs. Evening Bulletin liorongh Ordinance.

Xntirn if? hereby driven.

J o . s npHAT irix weeks after date application Jj

fl Will UW IJItlVJW IU VtlV AWUkVl VI lnd Office at Vincennes, for there Certifi-

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the provisions ot the Act of congress ap- J

rr rM fii inv v.fi i . i Kir inr villus ill iui

feited upon the following lands, viz Frac-

tions No. 36 Sc 1 i in townships No 8 & 9, of range 14 west north east quarter of section No. 36, in township 3 south, of range 3 east ; south-east quarter of section No. 18, in township No. 3 south, cf range 3 east. The original certificates have been lest or destroyed. For WILLIAM H HARRISON, J. C. S. Harrison, agent. Vincennes,N(.v 24, 1328 43-6t NOTICE IS hereby given, that, six weeks afterdate application will be made to the Register 61 the Land Office at Vincennes, in the state of Ii.diana, for Certificates ot Forfeited Land Stock, for the amounts paid on the south east quarter of section No thirty-six. in township No. three south, cf lange No. three east, formerly in ti c Vincennes District, entered on the 29th April, 1807 also, for the south east

quarter of section No ten, in township No.

one south, of tange No. one east, formerly la

Sec 1. BE it ordained by the rruttrc of e. at tic lea which will be sold low lor raA, lhe Vincenne, District, entered June 2d, 1807

also, for the north east quarter of section Io. ten, in township No one south, of range No. one east, formerly in the Vincennes Distiict, entered June 2d, 1807 also, for the north east quarter of section No twenty-six, in township No five south, of range No- four east, formerly in the Vincennes District, ent-

o:oo:- ercd on the 11th day cf June, 1807 all of DOCTOR E McNAMEE, winch certificates were in the name of HarJ EPKCTFULLY informs the public ey Hetii, (now deceased ) Also, for the that he has accepted the agency of the south west quaver of section No. twenty five, nronrietor Mr. U'm SvaimM Philadclnhia. in township No. five south, of range No three

for the sale of his truly celebrated Panacea, east formerly in the Vincennes District, enfor this state, and the state ot Illinois This tered on the llth day ot July, 1807, in the

the Borough of Vincennes in common council

assembled That whenevea the levy of any tax shall be ordered, it shall be the duty ot the assessor within ten days thereafter, to make out two accurate lists of the lots, and parts of lots, held by individuals, and specify on such lists the number of the lot, or if a part of a lot only, then the part and number, and attachthereto the name ol the owner, and if that cannot be ascertained, uavk the same ' unknown." I he assessor shall then value the lots, or parts of lots, including in such valuation the improvement thereon, and such altiution shall be set down upon life Ihs in a column opposite the respective lot, or part of a. lot, valued ; the assessor shall then propor

tion the ta:; imposed, and set the same down

rorn nr nnt.4

CLOCKS & VVATfcllES, of all descriptions repaired and wui ranted. Cash paid for old gold 8c silver I. N. V. Vincennes, N' v 28 43-' f feWiUM'S PA- ACE A.

The above details give rise to many singular reflections. The same states in which

the republican party were victorious in 1800, in a column next after the value thereof, One

are again the theatre of their triumph in 1828 of said lists when completed, shail be dclivIn the contest between Jefferson and Ad- ercd to the chairman, and the c'ih'er to" the ams, Pennsylvania was divided. New York collector, within thirty days after the levy was in 1828 is also divided, while in 1800 it pre- ordered If any person may think hin.self aented a united front The division of this aggrieved application may be made or rcyearhas arisen from the suicidal operation of dress at the regular meeting of the trus!CC3, our district system. New Jersey, Delaware, next after the assessment or collection cf the and part o Maryland, retain the same politi- tax. cal sentiments they possessed in 1800 they ?c. 2. The collector shall, so soon as he went for the elder Adams. & they have gone receives the assessment, proceed to collect for the younger. In 1800, all the then exis- the tax assessed in the manner prcsciihedin ting western states voted for JelTerson, the the act entitled " an act to amend the act, cndembcratic candidate in 1828 tfiey are titled an act to incorporate the Borough of

found united on the same side, and voting for vincennes, approved Dec. 2oth, ? 3 1 5

Jackson.

Dniggs and Medicines for sale at his Apo i HECARif 'a Store in ad

The collector shall in all things be governed dition to which are the following patent Me

These curious facts are worthy of deep re- by said act, shall make deeds to purchasers nirmcs m flection bv everv republican of the present asis therein diiected, & with the returns by ttlow Water Powders for Horses,

day. If the republican party is to retain the that act required, shall also return ccttincates Patent Horse Powders, for Coughs,

ascendency they have now achieved, they ot tne printer m wnose paper advertisement must oe guided by these principles, and that may be made, of the mode In which, and time polity which were introduced under the au- for which such advertisement was made, spices of Jefferson What did they in 1800 ? which certificate shall be made under oath, They organized themselves over the country before some justice cf the peace, to be endorthey formed democratic societies they sed thereon. Tvere vieilant and active they dropped the Sec. 3 That when hereafter the tax asses.

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Medicine ia recommended for the cure of

scrofula, or the

ZU KING S EVIL, ULCKR5,

RHEUMATISM, SYP1IILXJ .

TIO MERCURIAL atiU

LIVfcrt COMPLAINTS.

And most Jbhehst s arming in debilitated coh' sttiution.s or from an imiurc state of the . Blood, Ifc Vc. 15 y several highly respectable physicians Sc

surgeons of the cities of New York and Phi- hich have been lest or destroyed Given

ladclphia, whose recommendations are foun- "Oder my hand this 9th day of Dec. 1828. ded upon their own experience in its useful- JOHN C. HETH for himself and ncss -Doctor Mc.XsiMEE continues to thc 0,her htir of Harvey Herh, deed. keep a general assortment of ficsh ALSO on the application as above. I shall

apply to the Kegister ot the same Land Office

name ot Jonathan Jennings, and assigned to

said Harvey Heth, (now deed ) all of which lands have been forfeited for non payment,

agreeably to law, and aie now claimed by mo J as one ot the children and heirs of said Har- yl vey Heth, deed, uider the act of Congress of 2sd May last, entitled 'Anact for the relief of purchasers of public lands that have revcr- )

icu ior non-pa) mem oi tne purcnase money the. original certificates of he puichases of

Fever and jiguc Powders.

Itch Ointment. Worm Tea &c lt. 23-tf Vincennes, July 1828.

$3 Doctor WOOLVERTON continues to aid Doctor McNamee in the above business, and in the piacticc of Physic and Sur

failhlesti, the spies, and the disorganizes sed on any lot, or part of lot, shall not be paid, ry he resides on second stieet, in the

they were tru to themselves, to their friends and the lot, or part ot lot, vv hen offered for house occupied try the late u. Jti. C. Sullivan and their country, and by these means they sale does not sell for want of purchasers, the During the day, frorrr7 am, until 6 ? m, he

retained their proper influence for upwards of tax due thereon nhall remain chargeable niay ore lounu at the Apothecary Store, Mar-

twenty yean The aristocrats of these days thereto, and whenever the levy of a tax h orabused them called fhem the scum of soci- dered hereafter, it shall he the duty of the ety said that democracy was a'military fever clerk to make out a list of the lot or lots, or e ideavorcd to divide and conquer them parts of lots, upon which former ta:;es arc due but they were disappointed and discomfited, and chargeable, and to deliver the same to Is it not safe for the democrats of the pre- the assessor, who shall insert in his list, in

sent day ta follow such a brilliant and sue- columns immediately after the column con-

to issue scrips of Land Stock, on the south west quarter of sectirn No. 21 and to south cast quaiter of section No. 21 and to south east quarter of section No. 23. all in township No 5 south, of range No 4 east, formerly of the Vincennes District all of which were entered in the name of the said Harvey Heth, (now deceased,) and the certificates for which are in the Register's Office at Vincennes, to enable any person pretending claim thereto to make it known. JOHN C HETH, or himself V other heirs of Harvey Heth, deed. Vi"cem"s Dec 9, 1828. 45-6t

ket street, when not otherwise enpaged

Administratrix Notice.

fE undersigned has taken out adminis

tration in due form ol law, upon the c-

stte of her late deceased husband Alexis Dn chant and" has made and returned an invent

ory and appraisement to the clerk's office.

frX FOK KENT. 7 1101 THE subscriber having determine 1 mumi ed to leave this part of the country, will itnt on reasonable terms, his Tavern Stand Persons wishing to rent, will do well to apply immediately H. LASSELLE. December, 1828. 46-tf . NOTICE

ra.flVmnle? I it not a source of coned- ta ninfe the ta assessed bv such aPSnr. -flu ---iTr1 ,,,vu",ls ? .

lation to mark the increase of democracy, as amount thus due and chargeable, which shall qV ,o P S 1 f k P , V P i v- TI glVCn that ,hc undegd has compared with that of aristocracy ? The new be collected by the collector with the taxes In obtained letters of administratu n . n ihe states in the west which have been called in- assessed, and as part thereof in all respects. !w f 7 " rl CHRLES HARDW1CK to beinc since 1800, have added strens.h'to Sec. 4. The assessor shall he allowed the su ng, sundry articla of property as the estate (late of Knox county) deceased-and uoon

' . ... if i pr rrt fiirrncp. nr i nrnA ri.i rr i. . .

- - . Mu-ovp.u., uuim.aw, ixamiiiauon or saia estate, tt i hi;.u..t

7 "V vv-cl H will be insolvent and as such will be claim.

ed. ROBER V McKINLEY, Adm. December 1, 1828 44-3t

the republican party In 1800, the aristo- sum oi fifteen dollars in full compensation for """'f crats had 65 vote. iiTthe Union, and the dem- his services : provided, that if the said fifteen u.pder.casn. ?U5fl-p!i:d at he Ume of

ocrats 73 in 1828, the aristocrats have re- dollars shall exceed 'he amount of five per

ceived 83, and the democrats 178. The re

publican party have gained in 2$ years 105, and the aristocrats only 18 votes. Let us secure otif irtutnph. MASSACHSKTTS ; VPltEME COUnT.

centum, upon the amount of tax by him as-

sCssed, then such assessor shall receive five per centum upon the taxes assessed, for hia compensation, and no more. Stc. 5. The collector shall be entitled to receive for his compensation eiht ner cent.

Commonwealth vs. Theodore Lyman, Tr.- upon the amount by him collected, without,

chase ; and for those above that sum a credit

of nine months will be given, upon executing bond with approved security. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock a m. and due attendance given by me, M Aft THA DUCHANE, Adm'x. Nov 20, 1828. 44-4t A .

Hags ! Kags ! Kags !

I O ITCE npHIS is to forewarn oil persons from mir.

it chasing a note for fifty dollars, payablo j the 20ih instant also, a note payable on tho 30th instant, each to B' ze Maxa, and signed by the subst i ibcr. as 1 am determined nor to

This morning general 1 heodore Lyman, Jr. or by sale, and no more. In case of the ad- CASH, or WORK, will be given for any pay said notes, as thry were obtained bo wa? arraigned on an indictment for a libel a- vertisementof saleof lots for taxes, the printer quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton xags at fraud MA1HFW ;!it

gtinn th hon. Ilaniel Webster. Thoindict- shali be paid for publishing by the square, ac- the wssntrw sun office. December 15, 1828. 473t