Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 January 1829 — Page 2

"to erect toll gates, fcc. to be laid on the tabic.

An unsuccessful motion was made by the mover to refer them to the committee of the whole on the state of the Union, and a moti on, with a similar result, was made to refer them to the committee on the Judiciary. Several other resolutions, of no public importance, were submitted and adopted. Afterwards, the house took up the bill relative to the additional drawback on sugar refined in the United States. Some opposition being raado to the passage of the bill, a discussion took place, which lasted about an hour, when the question was taken, and the bill was passed by a large majority. Boroush Ordinance.

AN ORXIXAXCR concerning the Officers

of the Borough of Vinccnncs. Sec. 1. BL it ordained by the Trustee of

the Borough of Vincennes in Common Coun

cil assembled, That the officers of the Bo

rough shall be elected by the Trustees, by ballot, and that the person having a majority

ot ballots snail receive an appointment in writing, under the seal of the Chairman, and

attested by the Clerk, which appointment shall continue one year, and until a successor be chosen and qualified, and no longer. Sec. 2. That before any person elected to any Borough office shalr enter into the discharge of the duties thereof, lie shall give bond as i3 herein after directed, and shall make oath before some Juiicc of the Peace, that he will faithfully discharge the duties of Jiis office, and honestly account for, and on demand pay overall moneys which may come into his hands. The Borough Constable shall also further make oath, that without regard to persons, he will particularly exert himself to enforce the Borough Ordinances, relative to the Streets and to Nuisances. And the Market Master also, that he will especially enforce the Ordinances concerning the Mar ket without any respect to persons A certificate that bond has been givenaa required, shall be endorsed by the Chairman upon the written appointment of every Officer, and the oath aforesaid shall also be endorsed thereon, certified under the hand and seal of the Justice Sec 3 The Treasurer shall give bond in the sum of one thousand dollars; the Clerk in the sum of five hundred dollars; the Assessor in the sum of five hundred dollars ; the Collector in the sum ef one thousand dollars the Borough Constable in the sum of five

JUST received an additional supply of

l DRY GOODS, llmonest them are as follows :

12, 11 Sc 10 quarter, double, and single rose Blankets,

3i, 4, and 4$ point Blankets, Cassinetts, Flannels and Domestics, Bombazctts, Tartan k Circassian Plaid?., Sec. he. which will be sold at the lowest cash prices for produce. cheap shoes. Ladies' & Gentlemen's fine St coarse Shoes. HATS. An assortment of Gentlemen's Hats, will be sold unusually low. WASTED White Oak, Drawn I'ipc Staves, ditto, Rough Hhd. do. ditto ditto barrel do. &C7Thc Barrel Staves will consist of the usual quantity of herding. NOTICE

Persons bringing their wagons from Illinois

with produce for the steam mill, shall have a

tree ferry over to the mill, and back. 46-if Vinccnncs, December 1828.

Clover feeed. THE undersigned has a large quantity of Clover Seed for sale upon good terms lor cash any kind of produce will also be taken in payment. I have also for sale, four or five good hoiscs well broke to the harness a quantity of hay, from one hundred to two hun

dred bushels of wheat, one pair work oxen, 70

or eighty head of sheep, some slock hogs all or any of the above nronerty can be had

upon a lengthy citdit, viz. from two to thice

or four years, (as may best suit the convenience of purchasers) provided ile payment be

well secured. Those who hate lung standing accounts Sc notes with me, requested to make payment or lenew their paper. B V.HKCKES. December 2o, 1 828. 48-3t

NOTICE

Administrator's Notice.

HAVE obtained letters of administration

on the estate ot Abraham Pa, (late ot

Pike county) deceased all those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and ihose haiug cl-ims against said

Administrator's Notice. THE undersigned having taken out letters of administration on tho estate of Peter Kifilrnger, deceased, (late of Davis county state of Indiana,) do hereby notify all

persons having demands against said estate to f) produce them legally authenticated for settle- J ment within one year, and all those indebted to-V""

0 said estate are requested make immediate payment the estate is believed to be insolvent. VM. W. CARNAHAN,) AdminisJOHN W. HOUR ALL, $ trators. Washington, Dec. 125, 1823 48-3t

Administrators Sale. 7J" WILL expose to public sale, on Saturday JJ the 2ih day of Januaiy next, at the late residence of si dam Harness, deceased, (in Decker township, Knox county, la.) all the personal estate of the said Adam Harness, deeccased, consisting of Horses. Cuttle. Hock Hogs, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen

Furniture. Sfc.

estate cue requested to present them ijroperly

authenticated lor stttlcmmt the estate is I On which a credit of nine months will be giv

probably solvent. JOHN JOHNSON, Adm. December 25, 1823 48-3t

TJ S hereby given, that, six weeks afterdate

J application will be made to the Kcgisiei

ol the Land Ofike at Vincenncs, in the btale

of Indiana, for Certificates of Forfeited Land

Stock, for the amounts paid on the south east quarter ol section No thirty-six, in township

No. three south, ol range No. three cast, formerly in the Vinccnncs District, entered on the 29th Apiil, 1807 also, for the south east quarter of section No. ten, in township No. one south, of lange No. one cast, formerly in the Vincennes District, enteicd June 2d, 1807 also, for the north east quarter ot section No. ten, in township No one south, of tane No. one cast, formerly in the Vincenncs District, entered June 2d, 1807 also, for the north cast quarter ol section No. twenty-six, in township No. five south, of large No four e;tst, formerly in the Vinccnncs Distt ict, entered on the 1 1 tli day ot June, 1807 all ol which certificates were in the name of Hah vky Hetu, (now deceased.) Also, for the south west quarter of section No. twenty fnc, in township No. five south, of tangc No thiee cast, formerly in the Viucrnnes Distiict, entered on the I I th day ol July, 1807, in the name of Jonathan Jennimrs, and assigned to

b i A i L OF IN DIANA, GIBsON CONNTY,

Gibson Circuit Court, August Term, 1628.

j en on all sums above three dollars, upon the

;ui chaser giving good security all sums under three dollars cash in hai.d. NATIIANL KUYRHNDALL, Adm. Dec ember 29. 1828. 4fl-3t

Nancy Smith, ? Joseph Smith, J

etition for a Divorce.

hundred dollars; and the Market Muster in i aul narv?:' llcl,, vnow t:cc(1 J au 01 wn,cn the sum of one hundred dollars; and all oth. ! Mn(,s ,iavc becn toi!-iU'1 ,or non-payment, cr officers in such sums as the Board of Trus ! 'caby ,f 'v ""1 ,,mv cUmcd by me tees, or for want thereof, the Chairman mav :i (,ne ,;i 'children and ncu s ot said liar ti, k.,i u ii,:e .,iin 1 H.::i, deed, m dcr the act ol Congress of

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shall be executed by the officer, and at least

two good and sufficient securities, to be ap proved of by the Chairman, shall be made payable to the "Trustees of the Borough ot Vincennes," and shall be upon condition that the officer fluting his continuance in othec, shall faithfully discharge the duties of his office ; and that he, his heirs, executors or administrators, will account for, and pay over all monies that may come into his hands as guch officer, and will at the expiration of his office, deliver up to the Clerk all books or papers belonging to his office. The bond of the Treasurer shall be filed with the Cleik, and the bonJs of all other officers shall be filed vith tire Treasurer. Sec 4 Whenever any officer who shall be intrusted with, or who shall have received in to his possession any money belonging to the Borough, shall fail to pay over the same to the Treasurer at the time required of him by any ordinance, or within ten djys after the same hall be demanded of him, the office of such officer shall be thereby vacated, a new ap poinimcnt may be nude, and it shall be the duty of the Chairman lo put the bond of such

officer immediately in suit

Sec. 5. All actions brought to recover any penalty or forfeiture claimed by virtue of any J

May last, entith-d u An .net for the reiki

ot purchasers of pnhiic lands that have'reverted for non-payment o1 the put cha3c money" the original certiCcatcs of the ptuchas-cs ol which have becn lost or distroved' Given under my hand this 9th dav ol Dec 1 8 28. JO II N C II K V W.for himself, and the other hcirx of Iurvey lleih, deed. ALSO on the application as above, I shall

j apply to the Rcgis'cr of the same Limd-Ofiicc

to issue scrips ol L'ind Stock, on the south w est quarter ol section No. 21 and to south east quarter of sec tion 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 Vinccnncs District all of which were entered in the name of the said Harvey Hcth, (now deceased,) and the certificates lor which are in the Uetritcr's Office at Vincenncs, to enable any pes son pi etending claim thereto to make it known. JOHN C. 1 1 Kill, for himself? other heirs of Harvey Ileth, deed. Vincenncs, Dec. 9, 132S. 45-Gt

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set.

OT INDIANA,

OX COUNTY,

r Circuit court, August 'Fcrvz, 182S.

McDonald,

v Fq riign .ittac h :n c :i t .

,.!. w. .A-w-r a ".' J vs.

The Tnntfqnftiift Hnr one li of Vinr.ennes ' Oavid B. McComb

in debt, before some Justice of the Peace re-! JL ND now al Ul1 l,mc camc lh.c ra, tICS sident within the Borough. The Justice shall b' their attornies, and the wm having navover all fines or ncnalties recovered be beeri returned executed according to law,

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lore him to the Borough Treasurer. And the Constable and Market Master shall be respectively entitled to charge and receive from the Treasurer, as part of their respective accounts, the sum of one dollar for each

and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the prerequisites of the statute had in other respects been complied with therefore, on motion it is ordered, that this cause be continued until the next teim of

penalty paid into the Treasurv, and which lii5 courl aml Uial lIie penoency oi mis atmay have been recovered in anv action pros- ment be published m the Westein Sun, ccutedbv them rcsncctixelv. to enforce anv a paper printed in V mcennes, lor three weeks

j j j ordinance.

Passkd

i successively, according to the statute in such

15th November, 182S.

J. C. S. HARRISON, Ch'n. Attest Saml Hill, Ctk.

' case made and provided, i A copv test,

For HOMER JPHNSON, Clk c c k c. DANIEL C. JOHNSON, DefSty. December 24. 1828. 47-3t

Y vittue of directions from the Com-

J missioncr of the General Land Ofilce,

torncrs. that thev have removed their uuu u ,s. ,ai.l,,fc ' "ar ' m'

store of qoods into the

It KM OVAL.

BURTCII & HEISERD

OULD inform their friends and cus-

XEW BRICK BUILD IXGS

(corner of water and market streets) where they oflVr for sale a general asscrimentcf DRY GOODS, (UUK'EKtES. QlTKKNS WARE, GLASSWARE, HARD WARE. &c. Which they will sell cheap for cash, or in ex-

change for Porks Bernxcax, Flax and Tcvs linen, Janes, Linsey, Frathm, dri- d fruit, Sec j

Vinccnncs Dec. 1 1, 1823. 45-tf.

I V MUV I vU I I ilVVlUllill J VIIW ivuoviu1 J iinv tween the states of Indiana and Illinois, and within the limits of the former, from Township six, north, to the northern boundary of the Vincenncs District, except the relin-

quished lands, shall be opened for private sale, on the sixteenth day of February next, at nine o'clock in the morning JOHN B ADOLLET, p t o.

J. C. S. HARRISON, w r m. January 2, 1829 43-6t

a. l tin time came mc peuiioncr uy ncr XL counsel, and it appeal ing to the sutialaetion ol ihe court, thai the dclcndaiil is a non-resident of this state, .v lie re Upon, on motion of the petitioner by her counsel It is ordered by ihr court, That publication of ihu pendency ot ihis suit be made in ihe Wes tern Sun (a newspaper printed in Vincennes) lor lour weeks successively, that it the saio defendant fails to appear by himsel oi coun sel, ou or bcfoic ilie fust day ol our nexi term, to be holden at the court house in Said county, on the third Monday in Tcbiuary njxt, and then a:nl there ansver to said petition, the same will be taken lor conlesscd, and a drciec enti ced against him in his absence.

A copy lest, JOHN I. NEELY, Cik c c c. January 3. 18;29. 48-4i Lll ol letlcis remaining in the pos: f otliccat Vincennes, la. (quarter ending 3 1 si December, J 828,) which, it not taken out wilimuhice months, will be sent to the gen e aLpost ollice as dead letters. 'yW C D E-Pierre lirouillett, Andrew LM, John I. Uaily, Jesse Russey, John R Ikmtnau, Nathaniel Rurrus, Renj. Brooks- E. bailey, James Ruins, Jo!m Black, 2, James Bon;r 2, Mr. lliocaw, George Burtch, Jos. Bond, Thomas Burria, James Bat nes, Governor Coles 3, Jacob Crevistor, Polly Claycomb, Mary Deacon, Susanna Dooling, Thos. Dick, Win Davidson, John Durr, Simon Douthid G Ewing, F (5 II J Willis Fellows, Isaac or Jacob Fry, John Green, Win. Gray, Jacob Harper, Elijah Hurd, Edwin J. Harness 2, F. Hill, B. M. Hayes, Nancy Ileshcy. Jas. Jarrcll, Wm. JunVeus, Harris Johnson, Nathaniel or Eii2ahcth J one s X , M N A. Kinney, Saml. Langton, John N. Lusk, Adam Like, Saml. Lane, Mary Long, John Law, rI homas if. Law, Col. H. Lasselle, James Miller, John Moore 2, Jacob Myers, Mr. McDonald 2, Wm. R. McCall, John McClcan, John Mull, Jas. B. McCord, Joseph or Lucy Medley, Thadcus More house, Robert McCoy, John McCoid, Esther McClurc, G. McClure, Benjamin Merctt, Henry Noldcn, Saml. Newell, O P R S Denton OfTutt, J D. Pack wood, Samuel Poselwait, Timothy or Lucy Parker, Rcvd. Truman Pcrriii, Gcoige Reel, Lewis liicliardson, Alexander Ross, John Rces, H. Ruble, Robert Rusiel, Jno. C. Reily, M. Rawlings, M Robinson, Abraham Snapp, T. Scott, Wm. Sickels, Benjamin Scddtn, Geo. Shaner, Alexander Shannon 2, James Smith, Elijah Smith, T V W Avery Tabr.y, Jr.mcs.Tim?, S. Thing, Mary Timms, Benjamin Vanvaeten, James V'andet Burgh, Joseph Vankirk, Francois Vanderburgh, Judge Wattles, Wm. O. Wheeler, John Wilson 2, David M. Wclton, L. Whittclsey, Philip Wease. H. Worth 2. SAMl HILL, P. M. Vincennes, Jan 1,1829 l! l4-48-3t Persons calling for lctteis will please say they are advertised, otherwise they may not Ret them.

Lost Land Certificate.

VJ la ntitu iVCll, MIUIMX WCCKS l. N alter date, application w ill be made to

the Register of the Land Office at Vincennes, for a Certificate of Forfeited Land St&ckjor the amount paid on fractional section No twenty, in township No. seven, south, of range No. eleven west, in the Vincennes District, entered on the 28th day of Februaiy, 1811, and forfeited for non payment, agrccably lo law now claimed by me under the act of congress, of the 23d May last, entitled, An act for the relief ot purchasers of public lands that have reverted for non payment of the purchase money" the original certificate of which has becn lost or destroyed. Given under my hand this 31st day of December, 1828. 48-6t-jrD CHARLES H. CARBON, for himself, & the other heirs of Chi. Can, deed.

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SWALM'S PANACEA. DoctouITmc NAMEE, J EPEC I FULLY informs the public that he has accepted the agency of the pioprietor Mr. ll':i Shiim, of Philadelphia, for the sale of his truly celebrated panacea for this state, and the state of Illinois This Medicine is recommended for the cure of

sciiOFULA, or the

KING S FV1L, ULCERS,

HtUMA TlSM, SYPHILI

TIC mercurial and LIVFR COMPLAINTS.

And most Diseases arising m debilitated conatituiions, or from an imiure state of the Blood, &c &c. Ry several highly r( spectahle physicians lz suigeons of the cities of New Yoikai d Philadelphia, whose recommendations aic founded upon their own experience in its usefulness. Doctor Mc.j"ylMF.F. continues to keep a general assortment ol fr.sh Druggs and Medicines, for sale at his Apo hec ary's Store in addition to which are the following patent Medicines Feo?y Hater Powders for Horses, Patent Horse Powders, for Coughs, Fever and Ague Poivders, Itch Ointment, Jlrm Tea ISc Ifc.

Vincennes, July i828.

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Doctor XVOOLVERTOjV continues to aid Doctor M Naniee in the above business, and in the practice of Physic and Surgery Xz resides on second street, in tho house occupied by the late G. B. C. Sullivan During the day, from 7 a m, until 6 p m, ho may be found at the Apothecary Store, Market street, when not otherwise engaged.

JNO I ICE fS hereby given, that six weeks af'cr date, application will be made to the Register of the Land office at Vincennes, in the stato of Indiana, for a certificate of Forfeited Land Stock ol the amount paid on the n w quarter of section No. 15, township 4, range 5 east, formerly in the Vincenncs District, entered on the sixth day of March 1809, and forfeited for non pay ment, agreeably to law nowclaimed by me. under the act of congress of 23d May last, entitled An act for the relief ol purchasers of public lands, that have reverted for non payment of the pui chase money the original certificate of the purchase of w hich has been lost or destroyed. Ghen under my hand this nineteenth day cf December AD. 1823. 47-6t WILLIAM ONION,cr himself if the other heir of Charles Onion, deed. ISO I ICE IS hereby given, that six weeks afierdate, application will be made to the Register of the Land Office at Vincennes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate ol Forfeited Land Stock, for the amount paid on the east fractional section of land T'o. six, in township No. two, north, of range No. four, west, entered on the 23d day ol July, 1808 also, the south east quarter of section No. thirty five, in township No one, north, of range No. five, west, entered on the 23d day of July, 1808 also, for the south half of section No. twenty, in township No. onct north of range No. eight, west, entered on the lOih day of November, 1809, all being enteied in the Vin

cennes District, in the name of my deceased O-t

uuicr, oamuei j. juckch, anu wnicn are lorfcitcd for non payment agreeable to law, now claimed by mc under the act of congress of the 23d of May last, entitled " An act for tho relief of purchasers of public lands, that havo reverted for non payment cf the purchase money," the original certificates of which have been lost or destroyed Gi en under my hand this 23d of December, 1828. 47-6t NOLAND M LUCKETT,cr himself if the other heirs of Samuel A" Luekett deed

Magistrates UliAJNKS tor Illinois for sale at tins office.

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