Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 2, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 February 1829 — Page 3

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THE WESTEIIX HUN

FI.YCEjYMS, February 21, 1829.

TO JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS All indllS trious, good workman, willing to engage lor moderate wages, may h;ve a pemaucnt situation at the Western Sunoaice, by making speedy application. The following nntc was put into the letter ho at the post office, and handed to mc on S iturday evening last. UI am told Jeremiah Sullivan, Agent to ncgociate with Ohio, appointed by the last general assembly, is, and always has been, a Jacksonian do justice mention the fact." B. The statement promised by Mr. Judah last vcck, lias been received, and shall have a place ne.t week. The Tallahassee Floridianof the 6ih January, says " Second crops of cucumbers, snapbeans, cimbliiss, gtecu peas and tomatos, have been gathered this year, ihe t wo last r.:e still to be ioimd in many gaidens." In a proclamation of the emperor of China failed iQv by the h ouhlesome increase of appeals from the provinces, his celestial majts ly has enjoined si: ict search to be made to discover all lavj-suit cxci'ing blackguards, and when found, to punish them severely. Public Lands The Natinn Journal of the 27th January, says i; Mr. Duncan made annt'empt, yesleul.ty, in t!ie house to get up his bill for the graduation of the public lands Ftom appearances, we think there is improbability of tite passage of any bill of this character dutinjjthc present session. The sub ject of the public lands bee;; i to hi a very tender one; and the time is not remote when it will lead to a discussion involving more time ami temper than any other topic now or recently before congress." A letter from Washington, savs u I learn that a beco ning respect for the recent melancholy afil ctiun of the President elect, has induced M;s Adams, to suspend music and

dancing at the drawim; room

It is said in a letter from Paris, that much encouragement is given to the following newinvention for heating rooms. 'A piece of quick lime dipped in water, and shut hermcliically into a box constructed for the purpose, gives almost a pmgatoiy heat, and prevents the necessity of fuc." e in Arc v ratio v. The authorities of Huston, on the petition of gen. John P. Hoyd. and others, have grant cd the use of Fatmr.il Hall, for a dinner on the 4th of March, to celebrate the inauguration of President Jackson. Will not the citizens of Vincenne have a public celebration of some sort? A hint is deemed sufficient. The following notice of Dr. Hunn, whose essays I have commenced publishing in this day's paper, is extracted Irom the Louisiana Journal, & well deserves a candid reading. " The author of them, Dr. Hunn, is said to be one of the best educated men in the United States. He is a German by birth, and a gra duatc of the t wo Medical universities ot Jen. na and Erfurt. For the lae-t CO years he has been inconstant practice in different parts ut the Union, and is now considered to be the most successful Physician in Kentucky. To the advantages of great scientific, attainments in his profession, Dr. ilunn unites all the aids and benefits of a long continued and extensive practice. When such a man, at the close ol his professional career, with no other motive but phihmthropi.y, comes furwaid to find fault with existing theoiies & systems, and to show their errots and delects by the results of .10 y. ai s experience and observation, and on a subject so important as the pie servation and continuance ot human life, we sh"u!d hail his appearance. The richness ol illustration, and ho.oely vigor of mind dis plaved in these css -.s, denote bin) to be a man of no rdinaiy stamp; and the originality of his views, together with that independence which chat aelct b:es his discussions, imiiioe us to believe that the human lamily arc much concerned in his discovei ics." I hac been authorized to announce Ri (::i.!!D P. Tnte", as a candidate for Associate Judge, ai mc appn achii g election. I have born aulho; Ized to announce Ko nr.RT IK'S i in, as a candidate for Associate Judge, at the approaching election. ni.w york, January 7. The Nan de-m packet ship horn Liverpool b ius us I .on ', n naueis to the ..Id ultimo. The nur.eihl fact ol the Russians rett eat beyond the D.ooihe.is put heyor.d ail question. 'I J.e lojM's :u.l surh rings, however, attendant upon their u-ttcv, are said to be greatly exget ,'c d in tin (ieruum papers. Some e;ajv;;e! alions thcie may be, hut na one cone -int with the history ol forced rcticats can doubt that immense losses Cc sulfetings must have been mi stained bv an armv which has I ren at no litne well four, !, and which was to make its way its way back llnougha hostile and ravaged gentry, amidst snows and rains

and with au.uliitiminous and daring cavalry

losses arc, indeed, admitted by the Russian bulletins, but arc ascribed, as those of Napoleon were in his disastrous retreat from Moscow, solely to the inclement weather. FltOM THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. sun t e ciiamdkh, Jan. 22, "1029. i Mr. John Douglass : he aii sir In your paper of this day, I have read a note signed by Mr. Ewing, upon the subject of a substitute, to his canal bill, read by mc in the senate as an argument for! the appointment of a select committee, to draft a bill better suited to the wishes and judgment of the friends of the canal. I he bill "presented by Mr. Ewing" to the senate, could not be understood irom the ambiguity of its language, and could not be viewed by any of the canal advocates as any thing else than a strange, visionary Sc illusory project. It was distinctly stated by myself, and acknowledged by the senate, that I had only held up to their consideration, the outlines of a more acceptable bill; that I desired a reference of the draft to a select committee in order that some of its features might be incorporated into the original proposition, or lead to the adoption of an entirely new bill. That it contained provisions taken from the bill of the house of representatives, and thai ot the senate also, as well as several purely my own; that 1 had laboured to embrace features of both bills in order to unite, if possible, the members ol the west, among whom unhappy and unpt ofr-ble div isifr.s existed, with a con fident hope that concert of action might be produced anions those most deeply interest cd in the progress of the canal. I stated cleat ly, that t-e changes coo'amcd in my draft were the les.ilt ot necessity; that I dis approved the whole s heme, and feared its passage from the fact that it united in its support those most opposed to the canal, from a bc'icf on their part, that its success would effectually postpone, by placing the means beyond our reach, even a commencement of the work for years. An examination of the bill "presented" by the senator Iron) Knox, will satisfy any one, of the correctness of

their conclusions I have sent you the on' lines, read by me to the senate, not with a wish that you should be at the trouble of publishing them, but to enable you to say that the synopsis with which I furnished you a few day5 sh ce, is what it pur ported to be. Yon are, however, at liberty to make what disposition you may think proper of the whole. I doubt not that in Mr. F.w ini's promised discussions, such mention will be made of my efforts upon this subject, as to place me in a much more enviable light before the public that I could have hoped to at tain, in a single session of the general asstmbly. From what I have seen of this snarling senator, I am disposed to believe that no bet ter distinction could be desiicd, or stronger evidence afforded of intelligence, virtue am independence of a man, than his being rmsde the subject of animadversions, resulting Ironso poisoned and petturbed a btain. Vciy re spectfully, your obt. scrv't. W C. LINTON.

Application to Court. Margaret Landers-, (wid ,w ol James Landers rl....,i r :.. ii . i . M it ...

vjvu. .ijini iiunuts, mai g;irei nuimcs, P(formerly Margaret Landers.) Sarah Lan

dcrs, Thomas Landers, James Landers. &

0 Rebecca Landers, heirs, and legal tcpre

sentattves of James Landers, deceased, Please take notice, THAT I shall make application tc the next Circuit court to be holden in and for the county of Sullivan, and state of Indiana, for the appoint t ent ol Commissioners to divide the real est .to of James Landets, deceased, situated in said county, or so much thereof as he was in possession ot a fee simple title to. ALEXANDER LANDERS, one of the

heirs of James Lanukrs, deed.

Hats Made. Sold, by

R. P PRICE,

( V INC ' S N'ES, In dia n a , )

In the house lately occupied by

James sf Mc Arthur as an lion stote, on Se cond street, one d-.or above Alarkct street. The prices of .it's in e;eneial, are for

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Fine K era vis, Coarse do

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!,'in'i' 'y on ' '

nr.'! en :ii far.

The

Beaver, - g!0 Fine Caster, 8 Coarse do . 6

Hats made in the shops here, are in general, much superior to those i.npot ted horn the Eastern states, for the latter aiemade of the coarsest wool, and naped with rabit fur the farmers would find it to their interest, at least 25 per cent, to purchase from the manufacturers I pledge myself that my Hats shall be made in the best manner- of superior stuff, atid in the most Fashionable style. RICHARD P. PRICE. February, 1829 3-tf pCTPORK. CORX& OATS, Mill be received in exchange for Hats R P P f Laud lor sale. Yf AM authorized to sed the two following 1 tracts of land, the properly ot Rachkl IIackley, I 73 acres of land. a. d. No. 176, also, 171 acies, a d No- 174 am person w ishing to purchase either of the above desirable tracts of land can know the teims on application to major Der.j lr. Beckts, who lics in the neighbourhood of the knd, or to E. SI OU l Agent. I"bruarv 20, '829 '-t J hstray Sorrel Mare. fJfHR Taken up by NieliomV'TY las Harper, of Pet'v town 'XySJi ship, Martin county, Indiana, one Sottet Mare with a small Ma in her fotchcad, 15 hards high, appraised u S 45 hefore mc, JULIUS JOHNSON, j p. February 19, 1829. 2-3t f Kstray Bay Horse. WEAKEN up by Joseph Hays, of Martin yl county, Indiana, one Bay Ilorte about 13 years old, 1 5 J hands high, a star in his forehead, shod before, no bt ands perceivable, appraised to 830. before mc, JULIUS JOHNSON. J v. February 19, 1829. 2-3t

Ferry Notice 3 MI E subsr ibc H is taken John D:ckct' JL FERIi Y on XYliiTu. RWF.il. on the road leading from Vmtennes to L ...rsviik-, and will lctry at the following raits, iz:

ror i:eoi six huisc u air trim.

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lour horse,

-three hosie, t0 llOl M",

CllilQ ditto ditto

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February 18, 1829.

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JjfAdmiuistrator's Notice. JETTERS of administration have been t granted to the subscriber, by theCletk of the Circuit court of Daviess countv. Ia on the estate o John ll'helan, (late of Daviess county,) deceased; all persons indebted to said estate, are desired to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims upon the same, are requested to present them duly authenticated, vvitl in one year from this date the estate is solvent. M I C II A E L A lURPHY. A dm . February 13, 1829. 2-3t

Estray Bav Colt.

TVivEN up by Hastiou Smith, livinir in Palmyra township, Kno c unty, Indi

ana, a nay colt, two yea: s oh! last spring, a on its for: h; ad, r.ip on s n-. ie, LiacU mane and tail, between f ad 14 hand high, no ma-ks or brands perceivable, appiarstd to 1 In Joho Collins and George W. Puiiev. before mc, SAMUEL HILL, j p. ' Feb' nary 17, '89 2-.t

Election Lower Ward. N election of tnuc Trustee m and for the F'jvj r Ward, in the Iioroiiuh of

Vir.cenues, lor the curtt.nl yea', is hcvbv directed and oi dct ed to be holden v. the cmrt house, on Saturday, the 28ih instant, accoi d ing to law. Phis election is oi doted in consequence of an omission by the volets ol that waul in holding; an election at the rc gular annual period. G W JOHNSTON, Chm. n r n r. Februaty 9, 1629. l-.U

41 ERE nill be sold at

PUBLIC V EJVD UE,

wiihout reserve, oi1. innuniay the 7ih March ncxt,'M the tan yard ot Ulack ISonkh,

V mcennes, the tollowm piopciiy. lhrt;e forsesi one ' 'are. one Coil, an excellent tiv horse Waggon and (i at .v, t :vo Plough, nvo Con'-s, -with ijoung caljs, hiii Civs, uae biecr, ihrv' iargr fr vcaing i ?,.!. several other Ijga, and eltv n bhccfi 1 ero.s made known on day ot ;!o BLACK & HO Ell. February 10, 1829. 1 3t

Nf)tice is lierebv i;iven

rO all persons, tnai 1, Thowus B. Dubois, do hertby rev ke aod annul a eci

tuui general Power u Atterni u ( .cuted by mc, to one Thomas Baird. sometime lasi Novembei, at Shelby ihe, Kentucky, ut ioiiz ihg him to transact tor n e, ai d setik my bu siness in Illinois and Indiana. Duttd at Vin eennes, Febi uai y 12, 1829. l-3t THOMAS II. DUHOI.S. Administrators Notice. MIE undei signeo, adn.inisti . toi s of the 3 estate ol Jotl F. Casey, (late o Gib son county,) deceased, do heitbv give notice, that said estate is insolvent, and thev vmIi claitn the settle mint of the same agreeably to the law prescribing the manner ol settling insolvent esta es JOHN I. NEELY, AdimrAstra. W HARPING i ON, 5 tors February 3, 1829. l-3t

i.sit, lug or Ueaiborii, one horse, 12 Man and hoi sc, - - ( j. JOSEPH KIMMENS. Februaty 1, 1829. 52-;I-jd :p iNU 1 iK.ls 33 hereby g'mti, that six we;ks after date, application will be made to the lleg. isler of the Lund Otbce at Vit.cenr.es, m the state o! Indi ma, lot a Cci ifir.-tc of Fcra. ed Land tick, for the amount paid en lot north cast qua-ter of scc'i u No three, in township N eight, south of ra g No. six, West. Ill ll.P VTiri i imf I !cti-irf . .... .. ,! ....

the Si. st day of August. If09, and lorbied lor non-payment, ig'icaliy to law; n, vv claimed by me, muh i the aa ot coi gte-s ol 23d Mav. 1828. rr.Mib'f! An t o,i' iU ...

J i - 1 - -- -- -- -- - r t ' V. t.lief o? purchasers l peMic lands, t !? tt have rcvciud lor non-p.iymcnt of the ;U'Chasc money," the original rcrtiilcafe ol which has b-en le.st t,r di st j v. d - f i mi under my hand, this 29th day ol J -m;i: , 1829. 5 2-V.t GAHRIEL JONFS. NOTICE t? S herebv given, tht t,. weeks after date 2 appiir .nion wli; b- n,;u!c to t'ae Rt.jsti v ol 'he Land C' hce at Vm.-enms, in the sta'c or i .d ui..!. .) ;t Cet!ifieMe ol lorfu.cd Land S: -.-, fur t'ac amount paid on the set. U e st cpiauer of section No thirty me, in township No one, M.oth. o range No o::c wef, entered oo ihe 25 h d.y of March, 1811, in tiu; name ol William Poryeat, who is n w iU-iv . s e!, ;o,d Wi.liatu S Vetnon, in the Vmrctiiits District, and wiiich is fork ited lor non-paytnint agreeable to law, no, ilaiii.fd bv us under the act of cor.gr ss ol the 2:id of M ,y las-, eiitit'cd "An act for the relief cf pui chases s ff pub ic lands, that have reverted lor the t.on ).avmc:t of tlie purchase tooney," the original cci tificate of .vtdcl. hs been h.st ot dstr..ed. Given under our hands this23'h div of J-.i.nr.rv. 1829. JULIE t l" PUR YEAR f. r herself, the f.-tln r heirs of Will am Furvear. d cd. 52-fii-sinp V:i s VERNON.

NOTICE Y S hereby iivtn, that six v-eeks arei da'e, ii. application w ii, in, .i.adctoil.c Register ol the Land Oflice a. V'ncer.tHs, in i itate of Indiana. Jot a Cct iifjea e ol Lirfn td Land 6"jf lor the- amount pnici on the sou.ti west (jot'tci f l seelion No st, o. tmvnship No. lli- e siutb.ol racial No tour, e.ist, entci t d ou Hi.- ei day of April. 1808, i the name of J. ( P!;ioont , who is now ::eceaseo, in the Viiieennes l)i,tici, and vhich is t(.ileiu d lor nou payment agreeable to law. niv claimed by o-c, under the act ol congress of Ihe 23rd of M.iy last, entitled An a- t lor the t tliel ,f purchasers o!" public lards, thar have reeted lor im.u jay cent of the pu chase nmn," the oiiginal certificate of which has becnio'-t or 'iestrov.d Given m der my hand this 5 til d.ty of Febsuaiy. 1829.

JOHN WIN 1ER.

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:ck aliei 0 ite, uppiication le to ti.e Register ol the ncenncs, in the stale of In

diana, for a Certificate ot foufhted land stock, for the amount paid on the southeast quarter of section No. twenty two, in township No. one, noith, of range No. eight, west, in the Vincenncs District, entered on the 30th ot January, 1808, ami foi feitcd for nonpay ment agi ceably to law; now claimed by me, under the act of congtcss ol the 23d of Mav. 1828, entitled " An act for ihe relief of purchasers of pub ic lands, that have re verted lor non payment ot the puichasc moncv," the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost ot destroyed, Given under my hand, this 28th day of Januaiy, A. D. 1829. his JOHN X CONRAD. 2-6t mark.

FOR KENT.

subscriber having detcrmin

to leave this part of the country,

wi;i rcnty5n reasonable terms, his Tjrsns Stand Persons wishing to rent, will do well to apply immediately. II. LASSELLE. December, 1823. 46-tf

Eitiction lor Associate Jiukc M Y vii tue ot a wiit of Election to mc diliJ) rected. from his excellency. Jumes 13. Kw Goemoi ot the state Indiana, lor an election fo- one Associate Jtubc, for the county I Knox, to supply the vacancy occasioned!)the iesij.'iaiion ot ilemy Ruble, Ecj Notice is therefore hereby givin, Hiat an Election will b? held in the seveial I 'ownships in tl'c roumy o! Knox, on Sa'.utday the seventh day of Match, n x', for the purpose of eleefmir one Associate Judge, and the seveial Inspfctorsol Elections arc heicby rerpiired to give their attendance at the usual places of holding elections in their respective Townships, and conduct the same according to law. JOHN MYERS, ShJT k c. February 6, 1829. 52-5t Administrator's T otice. A LL persons arc hereby informed, that l J.A. he next court ol Probate fur the county of Knox, and Mate of Indiana, I intend to make a final settlement of the estate of A'u than Baker, deed Any persons having demands against said estate, are desired to pre sent them to mc before that time, othc; wi' r they will be postponed accoi dine: to law. JOHN RAKER Ad.:. Febi nary 5. 1829. 52-4t Feathers wantku, rFiHE Printer, would be glad to receive n 1 fiv pounds of good new F father: , lor which he will allow the highesi cash market price V. STOUT iJag ! Hags ! Hags ! CVS, or WORK, will bv given for ar.;.

quantity of clean Linnet or Colt the wcsNTKN sun oflice.

BEATS K DEEDS for sale at W. 8un,otVicc NUENTUH ES for A pprerjii-.v-fnr cal nl t lit oOV"v