Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 31 January 1829 — Page 3
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riJVCEMIiS, JANUARY 31, 1829 The Legislature of the state adjourned on Saturday the 24th inst. after a session of eight reeks, during which time they passed ninetyfife acts, and eighteen memorials and joint resolutions. Next week I shall endeavour to lay before the readets of the Sun, the enlire list of acts and resolutions passed during the session. The Legislature of Illinois, adjourned on Friday evening, the 23d inst. Louhvu.LF,, Jan 24, Gen. JACKSON arrived at this place on Thursday, and departed about 12 o'clock, M on Friday, for Washington. He was accompanied by Judge Ovf.iiton. Maj W B Lewis Maj. Lee, Capt. A J. Uonelson, Andrew Jackson. Jr. Mrs Lewis, Mrs Don ELSON, and other ladies. The General was received and cntci laimd in a plain and hos-
pitable manner, at Mr. pevkin's Union Hail, Where apartments had been provided lor him. During his short stay he was visited by a large portion of our citizens. National salutes were fired, on hi-Ian lin, at sumiseon Friday morning, and immediately preceding his departure for Cincinnati in the steam boat Pennsylvania, which had beet; despatched from Pittsburgh to receive him at this place. Another Revolutions y Olheer has been called to the bosom of his God his exam pie is left to his countiy. Departed this life, near Louisville. Ky. on the I9.li inst. Col RICHARD IWYLOR, in the 84th year of his age -(Lt Colonel id the 9th Virginia regiment on continental es tablishment, and for many years a member ol the Legislature ami elector of President from this district.) P lib ilC Jdv.
w . louis, j x u a n y 6 The Indian War. Some time -jim c we
published an extract from a ctter wiitten by wild cat.
Maj. Dougherty, V, S Indi.m Agent, giving1 information of the hostile designs ol a part of the PawncenUn not Indians. Wc now learn1 from My. Ilantramck, who has arrived in this city from his Agency in the Osage nation, that the news of the successful opera tions of tc Camanehcs and Pawnee Picks, on the Santa Fc Road, had been spread tht ough the neighbo ing tribes, and aroused the Whole to so nc dring action. Runners had been pissing between the Camanches, Ara pahoes, Povvnce Picks, and Kiamechis, for the purpose of spreading the excitement, maturing plans, and forming a concentration of Forces It is supposed they will watch the Santa Pe Road, an I in the evt r.t of finding nothing on it, our frontier mvy suffer. Moj Ifantramcfc is of opinion, fiom evidence in his possession, that Mr. Means, of Franklin, Was killed, and his companions robbed, by the Pawnee Picks A party ol this tribe attacked the Osagcs in October last, when he Was with the latter ; but bring repulsed and driven from their camp and tu.crvc, the victors found a great many hoi.-ua and mules which must have belonged to Means' paty, and other indications tending to lis. the robbery upon them Gen. Atkinson lias, wc uncle, ; land, received orders to afford protection to our ftontiers. The Usages have volunteered the services of from 300 to 1 0 )() v art ka s, which the G vcrnmcnt have accepted, in the event ot the General's requiring an auxiliary force, of Osagcs. The Osagcs aio disciplined in the Pawnee mode of warfare, and intimately acquainted with the topography of their country. If a movement should lu made upon the Paw nee towns, much might be expected from them. M.scwi Pciuolttan.
pitated into tho immense chasm bclevr. The informant of the Journal describes the part fallen, as having been within the Ifurse Shoe at that point representing 'Toe Cork, The crash was heard tor several miles around, and the effects in the immediate vicinity, resembled the shock oF an earthquake. The Tea filant It appears from a Brussels paper, that the Tea Shrub has been natutalizcd in Java with complete success, so that sooner or later the Chinese monopoly will come to an end. Colombia General Santander. By the schooner Splendid at i ived at NcwI'ork in seventeen days from Puerto Cabcllo, information is received that Gen. Santander had been banished from the countty ii was supposed he would come to the United States. Several persons had been a! t ested a few days before the S. sailed. The country was still in a very unsettled state. Prom St. Domingo. By capt. Thurber of the schr Experiment, which arrived at Providence last week, wc learn that a part of the island was in a state of great excitement and confusion, in consequence of a report that the Spanish fleet, under command on com. Laborde, was coming to take possession of the eastern or Spanish part of the island and the
Spaniards, wishing, U anticipating the even., had thrown every dc:c.iiption ol business in to a deranged state Their neglect in pro curing mahogany and bunging u to market, made it very scarce, and difficult lo bo pro cured. When capt. T lcl, the excitement had in some degree subsided Put. Peh. .Vi' Tf.ecnj. A citi.'.cti of the west, who has spent his life in the woods, ufiii ni , that the Beach lice is a no: cenductor, or pi oof against lightning. Another gentleman fiom Vermont where o ... they have very good lightning, discredits the above statement, having known the lightning to tear a Beacli tree to nieces, .o ret at a
spection of the Trustees ; and the Treasurer hali in each year, on the fust Saturday ol December, exhibit his books and papers, and settle his accounts with the Trustees. And if at any time the Treasurer shall refuse to pay money in the Trcasuiy upon any order or orders drawn upon him by the Trustees; or shall refuse to exhibit his books and papers to the Trustees ; or shall neglect to niukc his annual settlement, that then it shall be the duty of the Chairman, within ten days thereafter, to cause suit to be commenced upon the bond of such delinquent Treasurer. Sec. 3 The Treasurer shall be allowed the sum of five per centum upon the first four hundred dollars which shall come into his hands, and two and a half per centum upon all further sums PAsskd -15th November, 1828. J C. S. HARRISON, Chm n. Attest Samukl Hill, C7.V.
ORD1 A'JA'CE conccr nir man, Oct k, kc.
the Chair-
THE PHILADELPHIA SOUVENIR, PLBLISHE'D i.VERY WEDNESDAY, Embellished with twkxtt elegant quARTG coppek-plate engravings of remarkable Views, celebrated Persons, and quarterly pUtes of the Fashions, Now that the winter cf cur discontent k made glorious summer by the Sun of" Jackso:? or in other words the storm which has agitated our political horizon being now dispelled the publisher deems it advisable at the commencement of the New Year, to return his thanks to his patrons for the favour, already bestowed, and inform Them, and the public that he enters upon his duties with renewed prospects of render ing it t i 1 1 ii. ore interesting than at any former periixi he has completed his arrangements, and is now in tae' receipt by every packet which anives here or at New York from England, of the most interesting periodicals, from which he will be able to furuih his l eaders with the latest literary productions r f merit, instead of receiv ing them second hand from publications in this country f -r those who attach an importance to the Pro-
! tens eh U' Tto (1 tasmon. he lias been induced to
j acid La Belie A-embkc, which is believed by the gay world, to hold the" mirror up to nature,"
Sec. I. HE it ordained by the Trustees of nd union will enable him to present them with 'he B rough of Vmccnnesi'n Covimon Council hc earliest notice of all changes in taste & fashaetnhlcd. That the Chairmen of the Board v'h are constantly taking place, and irom r r. .. hi . i...a '.. i.-ii-. . .u it to -cljct the elegant engravmirs wuh which it u
It is stated that the vice toy of Egypt, being apprehensive ot the uecicasc ol popula tien, has oidercd that the peasants between the ages ol fiUccnand sinty years, shall have at least two wives n piece ! The Western Tiller, says that" Mr. M. Baum, ol Cincinnati, has a cow Irom which he gets foriy-two quarts of mi;k daily ; and that after using one pint of cream per day, nine pounds ol butter are made from the iumaindcr ol tho cream rpc.h wet!;. The cleat profit to the owner, is about om: dollar and fifty cents pet week.
of Trustees shall be elected by bailor at the
fit st meeting of the Trustees, next after the fit st Monday in February, annually, at which also, all other officers shall be elected. It shall be the duty of the Chairman to preside at the sessions of the 1'rusiees., to discharge all such duties as may be required of him by the acts of Incorporation, or Ordinances, and especially, to notic e the maimer in which the several oiTic.ers diseha? ge, iheir respective duties, and to report accoidmgly when necessary to the Trustees.
Sec 2. The Hnroutrh Clerk shall keen a
engravings
adorned to grace the pages of the Souvenirquartcrly in short no expense has been spared that will be likely toadd to the value of our publication. But whilst our attention is thus directed to w hat transpires in Europe, it shall not permit us tf) neglect native merit and wc shall freely elerr from American publications what seem? adapted to onr purpose and iat but net ltast we h i'. t; succeeded in enlisting in our interest many valuable correspondents, both in thi3 country a d. in Europe whoe productions would do credit to any publication, and were we at liberty tv vr:e llic'tr names to the public, would ru:d lusi t- . oy work to whicn thev were attached-
full record or all the pro ecdiogsnf the Board ! 'boir.no exertion will be spared to render of Trmtecs, shall furnish crpits of ordinal! " 'lu sr-uvKxiii," in all respects worthy the
ees lor publication, and other papets whun e , , . 1 . r 1 .... ... , i ) . t np'.tuim otusetul and mteiestng luformancccssa.) . i he Uct,; shah hie and prcsetve , :l valuable repository of choice speciall paprrs o! the Trusleos, and shall dis- f(, cos of Miscellaneous literature. Strict atten-
chare such other duties as maybe required
of him
Sec 3. No. ice of Elections shall be given by advertisement fm two weeks; and ordi
nances shall be made public ly advcitise-l
t. n wnl he bestowed on its moi nl tee.oeoev, and a constant watchfulness preserved over the cause and interests of virtue. A portion of the contents will be as follow: I. l'ivles original and selected ; Essay s. moral, h l ir. i on ! i :it.ft LriMitiH- - 1....r , i
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meni loi two wees m some ntwsj apcr m 1 1, f... m ,iw. u,.t , . i v 11 v ii i an fidi tne nest vmerican and rore;en the Borough. i pub:;c:itiou. ; Biographical Sketches of distm5- c. 4. Vhe: ever the Chairman shall fail j en sued oersons. male and female? Anrrrtntr.
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pro t"0 Alois, wc. ccc. I hz original matter neces
sary lor tins depar tment of our paper will be
to attend at any meef.ng, a v. tiaiiinan
tcm shall be elected. Sec 5 The k shall be entitled to re ceive otic dollar for each meeting of the Board of Ti ustc.es Pas5H1 I5'h November, 18 2F!. j.c.s. h uunoN,av:. Attest Same Hill (V.t
The Indiana Palladium, .:;: 11 a CJoutd vine, measui ing lectin leno.th, wc are. informed, was raised in this county, (Dearbom) the past summer, en the (arm ol Dele Elder, est. Stretched at full length, it is supposed, this vine would have reached twice aciosa the Ohio liver
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RivUvay. A company has been incorpo rated by t tic Legislature ol South Cuioliua, for the construction of three rail roads. One, to extend from Au its ti Chat ie.- t on : a
econd, from Columbia, and the third, from Orangeburg, to the same pbuo. Three hr.ndrcd rhous nd dollars oi the stock vere bub acrilicd in a few- hours alter bo )'us w ere opened It was thought the whole amount of the Stock would be taken very shortly. The Cost of construction was estimated at 3,000 per mile. The lailw ays ato to be ol wood, with tracts of iron Theiroi lobe imported from England, at ftfVJ Jper too From experiments, mi a model of a railway, crcc-ed near Charleston, the rcsu.t seems to be that a horse will draw ten tosu The distance from Columbia to Charleston is ICO Utiles; and the toll I'm this distance on a bale of cotton is lobe '25 cents The piesent price of conveyance, by a canal, is S J -o. Surviving OJficcru l'? c Washington correspondent o tin.: New Y k Com met call Advertiser, ha? birnishevl thai p? int with a list of all the field oiiiceis u the r ev rmitionary amy, who have applied, for, and received their pay, under the a t d 'the last session ol Congress There r.pper.is tu '. now Mdy '26 of them living ; of that number, rbt re aebui 5 Colonels, 3 Lieutenant Colimeh, and I $ Majors. The Falls a trash The Lockpm t Journal ol the 1st inst say s ; thut on Sun Jay cv e.string previously, a -.urfa c ol the ro- k r uppo std to be the size of an half acre, fm miog the bed of the river, hrol.r laoe.-o J '-as picci-
uoMMi'Nic.v i tor;. Hugh Asu Emison, poii of Thomas and Jatie Emison, was born Dec 2d, 18-Kl, and departed this life on the 21st day ol Januaiy, 180, half alter six o'clock in the morning he was taken with a chill about ten o'clock the day before the decease, attended with se ve.ie pain; the chill bavin.; lett him about one o'cloek. a hbh fever arose, and alter Sun down he necr spoke. The silver cord has been loosed ; the golden bowl broken ; the pitcher broken at the fountain, and the wheel at the cistern ; and this beloved youth, at the ego of twenty, has taken his departure to the world of spiiits, On the Subbath previous to his decease', he was seen, in company with God's people, cnteiing His holy courts, and
sit under the droppings ol the sanctuary. Then his prospects of many days and long
j file, were as flattering as that of others ; but
the summons has come The Master calleth for thee ; the curtain has dioped, and he has gone to give in his account. In life, he was a most amiable and affectionate son and brother; tenderly b loved by parents and tamily, and highly esteemed and respected by all who knew him. His loss to his parents is not to be repaired, and the wound inflicted can better be conceived than expressed. " Alas! how chang'd that lovely fl iwcr, Which bloom'd and cheer 'd my heait ! Fair, Heeling comlort of an hour, flow so'jn we're called to pattl" i:oEo: wliwi liorough Ordinance. .f.V OXDI.WiXCE respecting the Treasurer. SV" I. BE if ordained by the Pcard of 7u.v-fr cf the Pomugh of Vmcernesy in Common Council asscrti: lcdy That it shall be the duty of the Trcasuicrto receive all mo neysdue the Borough from all persons what ever, Mid to give proper receipts for the same when paid to him. Thc.Treasurer shall keep lull, just and accurate accounts between the Borough, and all Collectors, or other persons w ho may have received, or be entrusted with the money of the Borough, and also between himself and the Borough. I he Treasurer shall not pay out any money except upon the ord -r of the Trustees, certified by the Clerk. SYc 2 The hooks and papers of the Trea surer shall at all times be open to the in
troiio;h Kieclion
1 OTCh is hereby given, that the unm;
vi elect'n n for Tiuslccs of the Borough
occnr.is, will take place at the coutt
Monday tho 2d day of Februai),
ensuing. John Collins is appointed Judge, end Elihu Stout, Clet I , I'M-tho Upper Ward. James Smith, Judge, and Henry P. Brokaw, Cluk. lor the Middle Ward. John Dunning, Judge, and John I. Daily, Clerk, lor the L'v cr Waid. Bv oiilcr. SAMUEL HILL, CY.L n. r.a.r.
January 21, 182'J.
50-2t
4ffrs7IAYH0ls,:' Yiit4d BAYED from the sub!li MJYv.i. on the 24th of Ucccmbcr last,' a lgc, bright P.'IY U0RSF. six years old Lfst spr ing, near sixteen hands high, a long tail, a snull star and snip, and four v. bite feet. Any person bringing said hoisc to me in this place, or giving me infer ination so that I get him, shall be compensated GEOltGE LOCK. Vinccnncs, Jan 23,1829. 5 -tf
KstraY liaY Marc.
AKEN up by Gcoigc Miley, living in
Washington township. Pike county, la.
one bay mate, adjudged to be eight years old
last spnng, about II hands high, with a small streak in her face, a long tail and heavy mane, no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to hi I, by Thus. C. Stewart, Hugh Shaw, and Win. Dedrnan, b lore me, D MILEY. j.p December T(), 1R28. 5l-3t
K st ray Sorrel Mare. r WAKEN up'by Abraham H Wcstfall.of JjL Harrison township. Knox county, one bright son el mare, with a ball face, and a white under lip, two hind legs white, and a white spot on the left fore foot, and a white spot on the left fore shoulder, tolerable long tail and mane, fouryeais old next spring, about 14$ hands high, appraised to &28, by Abrm. Westfall and E Shouse, bcfor me, JAMES THORN. J p. January 24, 189 5l-3t 'ST7 ""not iceT
IIM'K proven the iXoncuiative IV III of
: Hcgamballe, (called Geromc.)
my lateduisband ; and have, according to law,
taken out letters of administration upon his estate which I have inventoried, and caused to be appraised, and have returned the same to the Clerk's oflicc. The estate I believe to be Bolvcnt the creditors will therefore please to make known tin ir demands immediately, to, HELENE BEG AMBALLE, called GEROME, ddmst'x. Vincenne?, Jan. 7, isr. 9-3t
hirsv.ued by individuals who are advantageously kown to the public through the medium of their lilt rare productions. II. T lie Toilet. In addition to the usual Literary matter contained in similar publications, the Propiittor has completed an arrangement by which he will be able to funish correct descriptions of the prevailing fashions, both foreign and domestic, illustrated with elegant engravings, besides the regular series, once in each quaitcr ; places of fashionable resort sketches of life, manners, &c. 5tc. at the earliest possible period, and from the most authentic sources. III. Mis.xllanv. Interesting items of intelligence, foreign and domcuic occurrences, deaths, man iages, tic. IV. Engravings. In each quarter the Souvenir will be embellished with four splendid quarto copper-plate engravings of remarkable American or European scenery or portraits of distinguished characters also one plate of the prevailing fashions, which will be sent Coloured, free ot charge to those who comply with the terms of sub.se j iption, of payment in advance. Each subscriber will thus be furnished yearly wiih twenty superior copper-plate engravings, the price of which if purchared singly would be more than double the annual cost of the entire work. V. Editor's department. Notice of passing events. The Drama, New Publications, Criticisms. Reviews. fk.c. ice Terms. The Souvenir will be published every Wednesday, and forwarded to subscribers out of the city by mail or otherwise as may be direct cd each number will contain Eight closely printed pages and will be decorated with appropriate embellishments in additon to the above engravings. Price of Subscribtion Three Dollars per ann. payable in advance for four copies Eleven Dollars lor ten copies Tw enty-fiv e Dollars, and at the same rate for a larger number in all c iscs in a dvance, which entitles them to coloured plates of fashions. . PHILIP PRICE. Jr. PIIIT.ADKLPHIA. ity Subscrition is received at the Western S''" ( Mrce
Jsi A E Oi EN 1)1 N. GinsON COUNTY,
Gibtion Circuii Ccurf, August Term, 1825.
James Coin, vs
man, deceased
A T this time came the complainant by his U. counsel, and it appealing to the satisfaction of the court, that the ritfendanti are not inhabi'ants of this state, vvheieupon, on motion, it is ordered by the court That the pendency oi this suit be madt m the Western Sun, (a new spapcr printed in Vincennes) four weeks successively, that unless the defendants appear by themselves, or counsel, on or before the first day of our next term, to bo holden at the court house in Piinceton.in said county, and answer the complainant's bill, the same will be taken for confessed, and a dc crec entered in their absence. A copy test, JOHN I NEELY, Clk ccc. January 30, 1829 5'-3t F KA't H K KSVANTKl), THE Piinter would be Rlad to receive a few pounds of good new Featuers for which he will allow the highest cash market price. K. STOUT.
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