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to the Trustees ; or shall neglect to make 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. Passed 15th November, 1823. J. C. S. HARRISON) Ch'n. Attest Saml. Hill, Clk. AM ORDIXAXCE providing for the ap pointment, and defining the duties of Sur veyor of the Borough of Vinccnnes. Sec. I. ML it ordained by the Trustees of

the Borough of lrincennes in Common Council

assembled That a Borough Surveyor be ap

pointed, and it shall be, and is hereby made

his duty, when called on by any person or

persons, to survey any Lot or Lots within

this Borough, within two days to survey the

same ; and if requested, to make out a plot

on paper of such survey, and give the same to the person or persons, they paying him

one dollar tor each Lot to be surveyed; ant

Upon neglect, or refusal by the Surveyor o

the Borough, to do it within the time above

mentioned, up n information lodged with any

Justice of the Peace within said Borough

and proof of application having been made

and icfusul or ne glect on the part of the Sur

veyor, the Survc or shall pay a fine of three

dollars. Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of the Sur veyor of the Borough, on or before the firs

Monday in June next, to examine the streets

of the Borough as established by the ordinance, cntitlrd An ordinance establishing the plot of the survey of the Borough, made by Johnson &. Emerson," dated 17th March, 1620, and ascertain whether any obstructions or encroachments, in, or upon said streets, have been made iuce the said 17th March, 1820, by the erection of new buildings, or by putting up fences ; and if any such obstructions or encroachments by fences or new buildings have been made, to report the same by writing under his hand, to the Borough Con stable. The Borough Constable shall assist the Surveyor in making the examination a foresaid, and shall, so soon as he receives the report of the Surveyor, cause the rcmo val of a!l such obstructions by buildings or fences, in the manner prescribed by the sev eral ordinances upon that subject And also, in each and every year, after the next year, on the first Monday of June, the Surveyor, with the assistance of the Constable, shall, in a similar manner, examine the streets, and

shall make report as aforesaid, to the Consta ble, who shall immediately proceed to enforce the removal of all obstructions. For making the 6Ui vey and the report aforesaid, the Surveyor shall be emitted to five dollars, and the Constable to one dollar, per annum. Sec. 3 That all any every survey and plot that maybe made of any Lot or Lots, Street or Streets, by the Borough Surveyor, shall be binding upon the Trustees of the Borough of Vinccnnes, and all and every person or persons, body or bodies, that can, will, or shall be concerned, or interested, in any Lot it Lots, Street or Streets. passed 15th November, 1828. J C. S HARRISON, CWz. .Attest Samuf.l Hii.i., Cik. AMENDMENT To THE CONSTITUTION. Vc are gtatified at laying be tore our readers the following proposuion to amend the constitution of the United States, which has been olfei cd in the icgis ature ot Virginia, by Mr. Newton The time, and the two great parlies in our country, ate favorable to such an amendment. We have no doubt it would take from the future contests tor the ptesi dency, much of the bitterness and acrimony which would otherwise attend them ; and at which the feelings of every good man in the country must revolt. Scioto Gaz. Resolved, by the general assembly ot Vir rinia, that the constitution ot the United States should be so amended, that the President or Chief Magistrate of the Union, maybe elected for one term of six yeais, and be rendered forever thereafter ineligible to the same office.

Resolved, That the governor of the com

gument against the rc-cligibility of the pres

ident very strong. Public opinion is, I think,

akinga decided direction towards this point;

and, I am disposed to think, in its favor.

Some difference may exist respecting the

time for which the chief magistrate ought to

be elected more perhaps, than on the p:o

priely of his being re-eligible.

1 he question is one ot great interest and

delicacy; and is not without difficulty. Vc

may perceive the inconvenience of the pres

ent arrangement much more clearly than

those which may result from any new and untried system. In a great and powerful re

public, nothing is more difficult than the dis

position of the executive power, let, though

not very fond of experiments, I should be disposed to trv the effect of confining the

Chief Magistrate to a single term. Willi great respect, I am, sir, your most obedient servant, J. MARSHALL. The hon. Alex. Smyth. The culture of sugar in Georgia is carried on with much success. Samples of excellent quality have been produced near Savan nah, and on the island of Sapelo.

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NOTICE

rcby given, that six weeks after date,

application will be made to the Register

ot the Land office at Vinccnnes, in the state of Indiana, for a certificate of Forfeited Land Stcck of the amount paid on the n w. quarter of section No. 15, township 4, range 5 east, formerly in the Vinccnnes District, entered

on the sixth day of March 1809, and forfeit

THE PHILADELPHIA SOUVENIR, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, Embellished with twenty elegant quart copper-plate engravixgs of remarkable Views, celebrated Persons, and quarterly pltesofthc Fashions, "Now that the winter of our discontent is made glorious rummer by the Sun of" Jacks ov or in other w i ds the .tcrm which has agitated our political hrri.:o:. heir" now dispelled the

I publisher deems i: adiab!e at the commence

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to ior nun payment, agrecauiy ;oiaw in . j mcut oi the Ncv Yc;.r, toictmn JusthankstohU claimed by me. under the act of confess of 1 pations tor the f.ucuis already be to wed, and 23d May last, entitled " An act for the relief inform tlu m, aid the public that he enteis'uoon

ot purchasers

verted for non

ncy ; the original ceruiicatc ot the pui

:, entitled An act tor the icuci j niinrni iv., ai.a u.e public t',;:it lie enteis upon rs of public lands, that have re- ; hh duties with envw cd pr :pvcts of rciidtiirt; il jn payment ol the purchase mo- ; still nure inteivslir.; than at : m f ,rn-.cr p.-nrd u;inal certificate of the purchase nir.1ctecl his ai raiments and now ? , , , in the recciot bvcxerv packet which airies , been lost or octroyed -Given , h. v iy Nw yotk frKn,!;;I (, Cffl,M. J1H).r

of which has been lost or destroyed. Given .... . x' . V" . v i , ci

. ' --. : IK JI ill .'V. I IM ft III .il l.ll-iul'll, ll lliC ill'JV.

umjcr my hand tins nineteenth clay ot ueccm- interest::.,:; pi i udiraK from which h wiii he :iber A 1). I 3C3. j 1:1c tn furiuMi hi- readeis -ih the latirt ;:u.:v 47-ft WILLIAM ON ION,:-r hivisc!f pi ductions of merit, intte:id t.f rtn ivii.g ,kvi iff i he other heirs rf Char It s Or.icn, deed ; sec end hand f-.c.r.) public atirrs in this ci.ut-.tiy

Columbian Steam Mill Store, JUST received an additional supply of

'7 DRY GOODS,

. i i(r those w ,io :ttai ii :.'. ;!i.t.nt i-cr n tl.- 11

JI-OSt Laiiel Certificate. jtcs chnnjeiorfasl:u-.;, he lias been induced to SjOTICE ishcrebv given, that six weehs I ;l.c!! I-h IWlle Asend.:co, hich is I diecd bv Pxa i. i . f -il i i . ! 1 liC" ,i,v v oi Id, to no;;, i he ::4inxr up to r.Mure . alter dale, application will be made to 1 -.j, dt . . m . ! ', T) .... V WAn. . r- v.ruUi will enable mm to prc-K-iit them v.mi the Register ol the Land Ofiice at mcci.rcs, . ,;)v c.;?lijcst I:olit.c 0f idi ci::u Scs in tate fhlor a Certificate of Forfeited J.a:d Stock, ior jj.,., v.hi.h are oifiulv ti-Llne nb'ce ai c ficm

tliC amcunt paid on fractional sccticn No. j ii to m k-ct the tic gar.l e ;; rax ins with which it is twenty, in township No. secn, couth, of I ad i ned to vran the pages i tj- Scmenir quar-

. -i rw X ....it ... T;.,r,....c 1 k'l ; III S !( 11 I'll I'M r:.V( h' t:

I U I I 1 . A . W It, III lHOt, III 11JO I llll.l.lllii.3 ' '

s r.ctn ipaied that

Y Amongst them are as f'Aiozvs :

12, 11 k 10 quarter, double, and single rose Rlankets, 3J, 4, and 4 point Blankets, Cassinetts, Fhinnels and Domestics, Bombazetts, Tartan U. Circassian Plaids, S:c. Sec. which will be sold at the lowest cash prices for produce. cheap shoes. Ladies' c Gentlemen's fine Jk coarse Shoes. HATS. An assortment ot Gentlemen's Hats, will be sold unusually low. IFJjSTED White Oak, Drawn Pipe Staves, ditto, Rough Hhd. do. ditto ditto barrel do. ECPThc Barrel Staves w ill consist of the usual quantity of heading. NOTICE Persons bringing their wagons from Illinois with produce for the steam miii, shall have a free ferry over to the mill, and bark. 46-tf Vinccnnes. December 1828.

District, entered on the 23th dav of Icbsua- 1 V'1 i"-' t-e vi.-ue ot cur pi;!hcary, 1311, and forfeited for non 'payment, a. ; u w.uht cur r.ttc-ntVn s thus directed to il . i it i hat transpires in iairc-;c, :t slial not pern, tu grceably to bw-now claimed by me unocr ; to m .,lcct XATn ; M;:nira: d .J,,, flccl the act ol congress, of the 2od Aiay last, ci j.-ekct from American iu.M:r..tu ns -.vht -f

titled, " An act lor the relict o' p-tnthaaers ; adapted to our ptupc st r';.i- fw-i but not least, of public lands lliat have rexeried for rcn jv e haw: succeeded in c idiir.r in cur interest

pavmcnt ol the purchase money the oiur- j''ia,',; aina.;:- c.ri c ipon :-,ts, rM hi tins coun

inal certificate ol vhich bar. hrcn 1 o l t or destroyed. Given under my hand this .i'st day of Deem her, 1828. AV-Q,'Jv-CIIARLKS II. CARSON, !.,r himueil, S the other heiisol f ;? Carter, d rl

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til-. .i.:.ll l!l J ,11; 1 r li. -.VC Iin.f lir I'.'A UT.II ( f'rs

cret'.it to ;; pi.blic.vdcn, -d were -.ve at lihertv to Hc their i.airr, it, the i;'ablic. wc old ndd his-

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lie to any w . I: to u:.;dt t!uy were attached in shen, io tvi'iii-iii vill be spared to render

KOTK E

in all rtsoeets worthv the

. pationage oi the public, both as a cheap ana elej ', i p. cinjx .rium ofustful fu-.d inttrestnar infoniia-

S lireby given, that six weeks afcr date, j t!t aiid a valuable rtpositrry of choice speciJL a ffp lie a l ion will be made to the 1U gistcr ;''-'!,sof Miscellaneous literature. Strict alter, ol the Land Office at Vinccr.ncs, in th.e?.!e 1 " n XV,H be ?etowtd v. its moral tendency, and

of Indiana, for a Certificate of FfcUrd l.nnd l, V" ! a7'IU!:icss i5rcscrveU &vcrtlie caubr

l'ASHlONAlil.E CHEAP II. ITS.

GEO. W. FUHLlY, Ij AS now on hand, and intends keeping lor sate, an assortment ol HATS

made of the Best materials, in the Newest Fashions, and in the jnol workmanlike manner. He will sell low for Cash, Fur, and

such other produce as may suit

A portion of the ccnttnts will he as follow: 1. 1 ales ()i einal nr,d vi.nrti-! l.cnvc tum-nl

Stocky lor the amount paid on the cast fi ac

tional section of land o. six, in townhipj

No. two, north, of range Xo. f ur, w est, ent .humt roits i-nd sricntiik : Poetiv oiin.il and

erec! on the 23 u day ot July, 1803 also, the s lecito tr;:n tjic best Atnei ican and Foreign

south east ouarter ot section No. thirty fi vc, : Pll ,!,(- mns ; iii..g; ;mh:cal Sketcl4es of distm-

otes

ces-

in township No. one, north, ot i angc No. five, " l-', male ar.a lemaie ; Ai.ecct

wpu. nupvpil f,M il.f. -.rt r lni. iHno 1 1,1,11 ta, c i,. ut. i he oninnal matter ne

.,tcn r,. c.... n.icc ,: v-1 . ls:ar. tor this department oi our paper will

. . VT ' luinisntti 0) hhU lduals who are advantageous in !rVI-.lil ri NJ I nun fin if, i l.rsrrr XT ii . ., .... . .

'v ""'I' .jw.i.. .... KOWU to tlie Dill) H. thn r.vh thf mf f nni ,f tlio i

eight, west, entered on the 10th day of No

vember, 1809, all being entered in the Vinccnnes Distt ict, in the name of my deceased lather, Samuel .V. Luckett, and which are forfeited for non payment r.gi ccablc to law, now claimed by me under the act of congress of the 23d ol May last, entitled " An act for the relief ot purchasers of public lands, that have te veiled for non-payment of the purchase money," the original ccitificalcs of which have been lost or destroyed Given under my hand this 23d of December, 1828. 47-Gt NO LAND M LUCKETT,or himself the other heirs of' Samuel

Liickett. deed.

17-tf

Vinccnnes, May, 132:

REMOVAL. BUR. TcTl ' & liE m R I

OULD inform their friends and cus

turners, that they have removed theu

store of goods into the WE IV BRICK BUILD IXG, (corner of water and market streets) where they offer for sale a er.cral assortment of 1)11 V GOODS, GUOO-dliKS, QUE FN S WAHL, GLASS WART, HARD WAUL, fee. Which they w ill sell cheap for cash, or in exchange for Porky Bce&tvaxt Flax, and Towlinen, Janes, Linsey, Feathers, drit d fruit, ccc Vinccnnes, Dec. 11. 1S28. 45-lf.

Tlaxd. office at vixcexxes, i Y virtue of directions from the (JoinjS3 missioncr of the General Land Ofiice, notice is hereby given, that the tracts of land rendered fractional by the boundaiy line between the states of Indiana and Illinois, and within the limits of the former, horn Town ship six, north, to the northern boundary ol the Vinccnnes District, except the relinquished lands, shall be opened for piivate

monwcalth, cause a copy ol the loicSoingre : t', on the sixteenth day of Februaiy next,

solution, to be sent to the governors ed each r TT..:.i . . u i..:.i i..,-

SiaiC Ol viiu tjiuau ouii a, iu uc uiiu iiLiiiit i the legislature thereof, with a request that! i1.,m. ...ill rn.oniratP .ltti llil inti i ri tnrh '

measures as may be necessaiy to effect the desired amendment of the constitution of the United States. Rtsolvrd, That the senators of this state in the congress of the United States, be in structcd, and the members of the Virginia delegation in the hou. of representatives, be requested to ue their exertions to promote the object de sired by this assembly. The following letter is published under a belief that the distinguished patiiot 5c states man, by whom i was written, will luue no objection that his fellow citizens should know his opinion ; and a confidence that they will allow that opinion the weight to which it is entitled. Xat Int. Richmond, January 1,1829. Dear Sir I have icceived your speech on the lesolution amendatory of the constitution, and thank you for sending it to me. I have

j-ead it vitljgreat attention, and think thcar-

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nine o ciocK in me n.ornintr

JOHN BADOLLET, r l o. J C. S. HARRISON, n r ::.

January 2. 1829.

AlNotice is hereby given, t tin HAT ix weeks after date application Ji. vniII be made to the Register of the Land Ofiice at Vinccr.ncs, in the state of In diana, lor a Certificate of Forfeited Land Stock, for the amount paid on the south cast quai ter of section No. twenty one, in township No. three, south, of range No. twelve, west, in the Vinccnnes District, entered on the 27th October, 1810, and foifeitcd for non payment, agrecabiy to law, now claimed by me, under the act of Congress of 23d May last, entitled An act for the relief of pur chasers of public lands that have reverted for non payment of the purchase money' the oiiginal certificate of the purchase of which has been lost or destroyed. Given under my hand this 1 7th day of January 1829. D AVID WALRON D, hia X mail;, for himself, and the other heirs of 49-6t ja:iks waihond. deed.

VfcWAlM'S PANACEA. Doctor E McKAMEE, J ESRECTFULLY informs the public that he has accepted the agency of the proprietor Mr. JVi-i 5;;M.v,of Philadelphia, foi the r.ale of his truly celebrated vasacea, for this i,nte, and the state of Illinois This Medicine is recommended for the cure of

scrofula, or the KING'S KV1L, ULCEUS, RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIC, MERCURIAL aiid LIVER COMPLAINTS.

And most Diseases arising i?i dtbilitated constitutions, or from ari impure state of the

Blood, l3'c Ifc. Ry several hir;hly respectable physicians & surgeons of the cities of New Yotk and Philadelphia, whose recommendations are founded upon their own experience in its usefulness. Doctor Mc.X.-JMEE continues to keep a general assortment ol fresh Druggs and Medicines, for sale at his Aro i hecahy's Store in addition to w hich arc the following patent Medicines Ytllorj Mater Poivdcrs for Horses, Patent Horse Towdeis, for Coughs, Fever and Ague Powders, Itch Ointment, Jl'orm Tea l?c l?c. '3tf Vinccnnes, July 1828. pq Doctor WOOL VER 'FOX continues to aid Doctor McNamec in the above business, and in the practice oi Physic and Sur v he resides on second stiect, in the house occupied by the late G. R C. Sullivan During the day, from 7 a m, until 6 p m, he may be found at the Apothecary Store, Marktt stteet, when not otherwise enpaued.

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fhstray Hay Marc. .KEN up b) Geoigc Miley, living in Washington township, Pike county, la one bay mare, adjudged to be eight years old last spiing, about 1 4 5 hands high, with a small streak in her face, a long tail and heavy mane, no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to 14, by Thos. C. Stewart, Hugh Shaw, and Wm. Dcdman, b lore me, D. MILEY. j v December 30. 1828. 51-: Magistrates 11jAjNK& Ior Illinois for sale at this oflioc.

S 1 A 1 E OF INDIANA. GIBSON COUNTY,

Gibson Circuit Court, August Term, 1825. James Corn, vs. f The heits of Daniel Put- ( XN' ci,angery. man, deceased. ) AT this time came the complainant by his counsel, and it appealing to the satislaction of the court, that the defendantB are not inhabitants of this s;ate, whereupon, on motion, it is ordered by the court, That the pci dency oi this suit be made in the Western Sun, (a newspaper primed in Vincennes) fiur weeks successively, that unless the defendants appear by themselves, or counsel, on or before the first day of our next term, to be holden at the couit house in Piinceton.in said county, and answer the complainant's bill, the same will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered in their absci cc. A copy test, JOHN I. NEELY, Clk. c c c. January 30, 1329. 5!-3t F E A " nTKKsTw AE 1), THE Printer would be lad to receive a few pounds of good new Feathers Tor which he will allow the highest cash mar.kfilJirlCCt. , KwRXO ILT