Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 March 1829 — Page 2

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be the duty of the Borough Constable, and it

is hereby permitted to any person to kill all Dogs running at large within this Borough, without having a collar, with the initials of the owners name thereon. See. 5. That all persona driving any Cart, Waggon, Dray, Sleigh, Dearborn, or other carriage cf burden or pleasure, shall keep upon that side of the sttcet which is on his left hand ; and no person driving, leading, or having in charge any carriage of burden or pleasure, or any horse, mule or other beast, shall permit or suffer the horse, mule, or other beast he may have in ch.trge, to go in a gallop, or other immoderate gait, within this Borough, any person or persons Violating this section, shall, upon conviction thereof, upon suit brought by any person injured, or by the Constable, shall forfeit and pay three dollars. Sec. 6. That any person, other than" the Constable in the execution of his duty, who shall fire, shoot, or discharge any gun, pistol, or other firearms within this Borough, shall

forfeit and pay one dollar for each offence. Sec. 7 Any owner, or keeper of a stud horse, who shall permit such stud horse to cover a marc in any street, or lot, or between the river bank and low water mark, on the Wabash, within this Borough ; and also, any person who shall in the day time, strip himself for the purpose of swimming or bathing i;i the river in front of the Borough of Vinecnnes, shall forfeit snd pay the sum of one dollar for the first offence, and three dollars for each succeeding offence. Passed ? 5th November, 1823. J. C.S. HARRISON, Ck'r.. Attest Saml. Hill, Clk. ..V ORDIXAXCF relative to the Ordmanccs in force within the Borough cf Vinecnnes. Sec- 1. BE it ordained by (he Trustees cf the Rirough of Vincennt sin Common Councilctssemtled, That all Ordinances adopted prior to the 1st day of August, 1828 exeep ting only th-sc herein after named, shall be, nnd the :amc are hereby repealed : Providtd nevertheless, Tint if any person or persons shall have become subject to any fine, penalty or forfeiture ; or prosecution, suit or action at hw, for any line or penally, for misfeasance, nonfeasance, nr breach of any of the ordinances by this ordinance repealed, then, ami in that case, as to such fines, penalties, or forfeitures, prosecutions, suits, or actions at law, such ordinances shall remain in full force and virtue inlaw, anv thing herein to to the contrary notwithstanding Sec 2. The following ordinances arc excepted from tiie forcg' ing repeal, to wit: No. I An ordinance adopting an establishing the plot of the survey of the Borough by Johnson h Emison Passed 17th March, 1820 No. 2. An ordinance respecting the sur vev of Emison an ' Johnson, and the streets of the Borough Passed, July 25th, 1623 No 3. A supplement to an ordinance, entitled 44 An ordinance respecting the survey cf Fmison and Johnson, and the streets of the Bo outrh. P.ssrd, August 8th, 1823. No 4 An ordinance directing the manner of surveying the common, and prescribing the time of sale. Passed, September 2Cth, 18 in. No. 5. An ordinance designating the time and nmde of presenting claims to lots in the town of Vinecnnes. and the manner of deciding thereon. Passed, November 6lh, 13 lu No f. An ordinance supplemental to an ordinance uitccting the manner, of surveying the common, and prescribing the terms of sale. Passed, November 9th, 1810. No. 7. An ordinance respecting the rale of lots in the common. Passed, July 23d, 1 S 2 1 . No. 8. Supplement to an ordinance entitled " An ordinance designating the time and mode of presenting claims to lots in the town of Vinecnnes, and the manner of deciding thereon. Passed, August 10th, 1S21. No o A resolution reviving an ordinance r especting the sale of lots in the commons. Passed, January 10th, 1822. No. 10. A supplementary ordinance rcsX'cuting the commons lots. Passed, May I'.Uh, i823. No. M. An ordinance respecting the adjustment of titles to lots in this Borough, and for other purposes. Passed, Aug. 27th, 1823. No 12. An ordinance amendatory to the rvrrd ordinances respecting the sale of lots in the commons. Passe 1, Sept. 29th, ISSC. No. 13. An ordinance to continue in force ! An ordinance respecting the sale of lots in the commons," passed 23d July, 1821, and to prolong the time of paymrnt on commons' Jots. Passed, Noveml cr 18th, 1S22. No. 14. An ordinance entitled "An ordinance authorizing the purchase of Ladders anc t.re hooks, and directing house holders to provide fire buckets." Passed, April 9th, 1819. No. 15. An ordinance supplementary to an ordinance, entitled 14 An ordinance authorising the purchase of ladders and fire hooks, and directing house holders to furnish firebucket," passed 19th February, 1825, and an amendment to hc last ordinance. Passed, April 2d, IS'2.1. No 'o An ordinance for licensing auctions within the Borough of Vinecnnes. Passed May 27th, 1820. No. 17 An ordinance amendatory to the "ordinance lor licensing auctions within the Bomugh of Vinecnnes Passed. June 7th, '26. '

No. 18. An ordinance to amend certain or

dinances now in force. Passed, June 25th, 1823. passed 15th November, 1328. J. C. S. HARRISON, Chm'n. Attest Samuel Hill, Clk.

Lost J. and Certificate. ,,Jf OTICE is hereby given, that six weeks X. H after date, application will be made to the Register ot the Land Ofiice at Vinecnnes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate ol Forfeited Land Stock, for the amount paid on the west fractional section No. twenty-two, and south fractional section No. twenty-one, in township No. one, north, ol range No. five, west, in the Vinecnnes District, entered on the 24th day ol May, 1307, and forfeited for non-payment, agreeably to law ; now claimed by the heirs of Jacob Lemon, deceased, under the act of congress of 23d May, 1828, entitled, An act for the r e'.icf of pur

chasers of public lands, that have icvcrtcd for non-payment of the purchase money," the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost or destroyed. Given under mv hand, this 3d day of March, 1829. JACOB HARBISON, for himscll, St the other heirs Jacob Li n:on, deed. Lost Land Certificate, OTICE is hereby given, that id:: weeks after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Office at Vinecnnes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate of Forfeited Land Stock, for the amount paid on the north west quarter of section No. thirteen, in township No. four, south, of range No twelve west, in the Vinecnnes District, entered on the 8th day of December, 1817, and forfeited for non-payment agreeably to law; no"; claimed by toe under the act of congress of the 23d ol Mav last, entitled An act for the relief of purchasers

of public lands, that have reverted for i on payment of the purchase money,'' the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost of destroyed. Given under my hand this 1 7th div of March, I8 J9 G-6t PRESLEY PRITCHETT.

Lost Land Certificate.

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j i iv--i, io ncreuy given, mat si:; wee us alter date, application will be made to

the Register of the Land Office at Vincr nncs, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate of Forfeited Land St-jck, for a proportionable part of the amount paid on the north ca::t quarter of section No twenty-three, in township No. eight, north, or range No eleven, west, in the Vinecnnes District, entered en the 10th day ot September, 18 Id, in the name ol Joscih lute he! and 'eunen Moore, and liable to forfeiture for non-payment agreeably to law ; now claimed by me as assignee of Joseph Kitchcll, under the act of congress of 23d May last, entitled "An act for the relief of purchasers of public lands that have reverted for the non-payment of the purchase money," the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lest or destroyed. Given under mv hand this 10th March, 1829.

FASHIONABLE HEAP II. ITS. M Q Q 0 GEO. VV. PURLEY, HAS now on hand, and intends

keeping for sale, an assortment of It A TS

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

such other produce as may suit.

v inecnnes, May, 1S23.

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Columbian Steam Mill Store, JUST received an additional supply of

?1)UY GOODS,

Amongst them arc at fillotvs :

12, 11 St 10 quarter, deubic, and single rase ,

lilankets, 3, 4, and 4 point Blankets, Cassinetts, Flannels and Do na c st i c 3, Bombazetts, Tartan U. Circassian Plaids. Ccc

kc. which will be sold at the lowest cash! prices for produce. j

CIIKAP SHOES. Ladies' St Gentlemen's fine & coarse Shoes. HATS.

An noitmcnt of Gentlemen's Hats, will be I . . . . ' i

sold unusually low. ii'Asmi). White Oak, Drawn Pipe Staves, ditto, Rough II hd. do.

Hats Made r Sold, bij R. P. PRICE, ( VlXCESSES, ISDIAS.',)

j ii me uuuse laieiy occup;rc! - v James Mc Arthur, as an Iron store, on oVcond street, one door above Market s:rn,. The prices of iu rs in general, arc fi.r haver, - g!0 -'Fine 7-,'cr.i.v: ?. Sl ine Cuter, -2 j Carc d : Coirs? di - 5 :j Hats made in the shops hcrr arc i -r-r. ral, much superior to those imported i; the F.awtern states, lor the latter .a;err:'d t , the coarsest wool, am! nopeci uithr..' i: the larnieis would find it to their in1 c leait -5 per ceu!. to purchase hum the ofacturers. I pledge ir.yrlf" that r v il vshall be made in the beat manner, .:.-' t; -

' stulT, and in the most Fhivch;,. ... c

RICHARD P. PIMCi:. February, 1829. T-'t KZTl'ORK, CORX'C O.FFS. vnUl.c cceived iri exchange for Hats. R P

TIIK PIIILAI)r.LnilAor V. vni.isifKh .' y v. v wv.nvh . .vnbelli-hed w h i ?.m v . 'r-rr.TK Kxr.:iAv;N(, , r. Vi -v,-., celehraf -d Per a::d. d..tfi ( fliC F.iSi.'w Ti-,

" .x(iv that the winter oi enr n:ule ;.'-h'.i iou summer hv theM'.n (

ditto litto barrel do.

I r in (.ther words the rm j ed ;ir jnditical horizon ! i; r; i ;,.ihli'-!ivr deeins i h .vde 1 -lit v.t of the New Year, to n.t.u

hlrh

a os-j.t o t; !i t;i. .-tics t.

$:7Thc Barrel Staves will consist of the

usual quantity of heading. I NOTICE ; Persons bringing their wagons from Illinois j with produce for the steam Jrill, shall have a1

tree ferry over to the mill, and fuck.

n ihun, ro.d V; nubile that lie t;e: uo: :.

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' itii r cucv. vd pr Deet"-. i . . ..... ' .,h ... .- " .....

ian ::i :.

t rinei i !(.:- -

'-.tin

i t :ni;U,tei his arra: -'- loeuts. :.:,(. is i i,-..

n t: i .-vipt by e. e; y p ;ek-t .vi..;h ana-.e-if'e 'it New ( --k from r" r:jl:s!.!, ot' the nso-.t-Mterevtiiu' pcr'a i'roru wi;.eh i,e v.ili be

to tur.tie.h his readers w

iit.i: fs, i rr ii rr s "i. i r ...... . .

: prooiicrrMis or tner.t, mstc:i(l ot reeeivm;.; tht-ia

-Cf ij'.j hand tinm pn!jhcat:-r.s m this rountryi r tie. e who attach an imnortrmee to the Pi.-

Ferry Notice

PHI subsc fiber has taken John Decker's tcus changes ot" fashion, he has been induced to d FERRY on IV HIT K RH'F R, on the a'1'1 lkl5- A-seinhlec, which is bt iieved h road leading from Vinecnnes to Kvpnsvillc, Uk'v' l'.wtt,rl!:,to w1 l,,c " "'"-"nipt.iatuiT," itV l,-'r- m ti, I, iin . , . . e:.a which wiil eoahle him to pre .cut them v.v,h ano u ill terry at the lollop inp-rates, viz : i . r . .., . ' , . v..- .

i ai iivt. man i. iu Milt.:. ' ',i i. ii

l or five or six horse waggon,

lour horse, three horse

two horse,

6-6t:sn tp

B. ci I dsi;v.

One Cent Reward. Sy ANA WAY trom the subscriber on the I th of February last, an apprentice boy named THOMAS C ALL AHA X, about 13 years of age all persons are hereby cautioned against harbor ing him, under the penalty of the law ; the abo r reward will be paid to anv person returning him to me, R. P. PRICK. Vincennes, Mar'.h 19, P2i 6-3t

Cart, (Jig or D

Man and horse,

, yvuitto

ditto

rbcrn, one horse,

I it to sdeet the ( lee ant ei!t a in;.;s v.'uh' v. hieh n 25 j ad.ovnvd to grace the pages ol' llir Sein i niroi.n -

1H I , reviy m siiort :io e:;pere nas lu-en s.pared t1;'.' jot, will be iikely toa'id to the value i.f o;.ir M:!)l'-ea-

I Mil wiuist our attention is tim-. dm i leu t".

JOSEPH KIMMKNS. February 1, 1829. 52-tf-jn tp

Laiul for Sale.

fAM authorised to el the two following tracts of land, te property ol Kachi-l Hackley, 178 ictes otland, a. d. No. 176, also,171 acres, a d. No. 174 any person w ishing to purchase either of the above desirable tracts of land can know the terms on application to major Bcnj. V. lieckes, who lives in the neighbourhood of the land, or to E. STOUT, Agent. February 20, 1829. 2-tf

7 yfistray Brown Horse.

KEN up by William Elliott, Palmy

ra township, Knox countv, Indiana, one

. . -

u o-n horse, about 15 hands high., had on n

v.hat transpires v.i iurepe, it shall r.rt p'.rn.it'to negh-ct nativk MKiilT anil we sh iil iix? iv s leet from American pulilications what sar-. adapted to our p-arposc and la?. '::t r.ol l:w:. have secceeded in enlisting in our ir.tet -inar-y valuable correspondents, both in this com,tr y and in Europe' whose productions would d ciedit to atrj publicaticn, and weie we at libert; to give their names t( the public, would add lu .- ti c to any work to which they were attached in short, no exertion will be spared to tender "Tin-; souvkmh," in all respects worthy the patronage of the public, both as a cheap and edegant emporium of useful and intcrcstng ir.tonuatiou, anl a valuable repository ofchoiv.o spee.tiier.sof Miscellaneous literature. Sti'.rt attei -tien w ill be bestow ed on its moral tendency, ar:l a ccn-taiit watchfulness presei ;td overtl.Jctui'.e .le.d. interests cf virtue. A portion of the contents will be as follow : 1. Talcs orkinal and selected : Essays, moral.

humorous arid scientific ; Peetry, orishial am'

..... . .

ji.eil wun a piece broke out and a crack in it, ! "e.icted !rc:n the be;t Arneiae;:a and Ff.rcig a square, buckle and roller staple, wrapt with j P'1)''1 -"atiGiis ; Liegraph'ual Sketches of distiu

earner, a star in Ms loreiitau, both hind lect V, " white a little above the pastern joint, suppo- l''ZT' 'ihC fT "nT" ... ' .I'll v, n liiV NK ( f'Ti:i V ,r-Tf iA rur i'i.pf i II I .f

cd to i.o about 14 or Id years old, no brands i r,..a.i...,i ;, .o, o ...o '.i.1..,

I 1 U 1 I.'-' )) ll.MI V I1.H.U1 V III til L .1' I 11 I ilV'..U : . .

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NOI'ICL?.

"JIII. subscriber has now in complete op-

oration, in Pmsczroy, Gibson county, Indiana, a FUfAAXG MILL, and will attend to all orders in that line of business, punctually. Persons residing in Knox county, who wish cloth Fulled, will please leave the same at the Stage OjU e in Vinecnnes, as arrangements have been made with the proprietors, to bring and return the same, niF.E of cost A similar ai rangemcnt has been made for the convenience el the citizens of Vandf.iu'uoh Posky counties. He pledges himself to unzss, and colour if required, in a complete and workman like manner, all cloth forwarded to him. JAMES EVANS. March 18, 1829. 6-tf Notice is hereby given, r jj ill AT six weeks aftci date, application will be made to the Register of the Eand Office at Vinecnnes, in the state of In

diana, for a Certificate of ronvr.iTKi) land s roc:;, for the amount paid on the south cast quarter of section No. twenty two, in township N o. one, north, of range No. tight, west, iin the Vinecnnes District, entered on the

:oth of January, 1S03, and forfeited for nonpayment agreeably to law; now claimed by mc, under the act of congress ol the 23d of May, 1823, entitled "An act for the relief of purchasers of public lands, that have reverted for non-payment of the purchase money," the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost or destroyed, (iiven under my hand, this 28th day of January. A. I). 182?, his JOHN CONKA1).

mark.

perceivable, appraised to g;', by Alexander

aieiton end Unison liarhm, before mc, JAMES W liENNETT, j.r February 26, 1829. 4-3t

ijTLost Certificate of Land

i nOMUOlU U ill 1 1 1 . L. I Hi c(t ClUlV-i. J? UPEIC notice in hereby given, that three

a wcck

made to

Vinccton

fuithcr ct edit, in rnv name, for the north west

qu .iter of section No. thirty-five, in township No. seven, north, of range No. five, west, in the Distiiet of Vinecnnes; the original having been lost or destroyed. (iiven under my h ind rt Vinecnnes, this 23d day of December, 132;?. s-.V THOMAS WW ADPOPvD.

k v.vn to the public through the medium of the.

literary pi f;it:roons. II. The Todet. In additir n to the usual Liu -raiy matter contained in similar publications, tinProprietor has completed an arrangement l." which he will be able to bmih correct desc. ipti ns of the prevailing favhions both foreign ai.d (h.uietic, illnrated with eltgrmt engravings 1 -sidebtl.eleenl.tr seiies. f net in .. Ii (in:nti ' :

- - j ;y - ' i ' ;ks after date, application will be I)i U'cs ( i iah''ona!)le re;.ovt, sketi hes ui the Pcgistcr of the Land Oioce at j n' UiI.u rN c. ,vcc. at the earliest possible period y fnrii.n f,.,,...,! rfn . i i and troai tlie- mot authentic -s, lor the renewal ol a tcrtihcatc ol : m AT ,, T . . r . , r i i -Miscellany. Iriterestiu ' items of inteo, r.! I. lfl rtir tr.tnn nr Mm iirt h ti . . . J

2 JVtray Cray Horse. ETj yEN up by Andrew Purnsidc, living

in Washington township, Knox countv.

ludiani, a (irau hone. 10 or 1 1 ve.-us ohh:i.

.. - .... bout 1 5 i hands high, no marks or brands perceivable, racks arid trots. The said horse wa taken up by the said Hurnsidc on the 5th of January last, and broke away on the loth, and was not again taken until the 2-lthof February appraised to g i5, by Isaac Gude, and Michael Ci ooks, before mc, A. G. ROBERTS, j r. February 23, 182D. 4-3t Jcf Horough Tax. TllOSE owing nouot'OH tax, arc informed, that unless it is paid soon, I shall be under the necessity of collecting by advertisement, sale, Sc c. MARTIN ROBINSON, Col. n.v. February 25, 1829. 3-3t JrtJ When absent from town, Sj;ir . Hill. Esqr. will receive, and receipt for Borough l axcs, for mc, M. R. J5LA KI ) EElTSror sale all he W. Sun, office.

;enee, foreign and domestic occurrences, tL-atl

mariiagcs, cc. 1", Engravings. In each rptarter t'ie Souvcir will be embellished with fear sp'r.d'.d miaro copper-plate engravings of l em u l.a'de Amcilean or European scenery or prtii:.ts ofditiaguished character? aKo one plate of the piev;;i'd;;g faviio:.s, which will he sentet hailed, tie.of charge to thse who cfnpdy with the tci :n c subscription, of payment in advance. Each subscriber w ill thus he furnished yeai'y with twenty superior copper-plate cngra ini-s thv pi ice of which if purchatf .1 sipiy would core than d(aiblc the annual cc-st of the entire w(rk. V. Editor's department. Notice of passing -ents 'I'he Drama, New lhdiicaiions, CiiticUre.s, Reviews, .c. ccc. Terras. The S"-iei.ir v. ill !;e pubiid.t ii e'. crv Wei!neslay, and f(,rwardt d to su!jci i!)-.-rs ta;t "t the citv bv mail or otherwise as may be directed each nun. her will contain Kl.d.t i lonely prioTed pages and will be decorated with appn piiite em!)elli:ments in additen to the ab-,ve e..gr aving. Pi ice (.1 Snbscribt'a ri Three Dollars per an-, payable in advance forf.eir eopi.N P.b-ven lh,' -l.n s h rten copies Twentv -fn e 1). liars ' the s. mie rate for a larger num'er.n ..'.l c in advance, which entitles them to co'.o-.::-. plates cf fashions. PHILIP PRICE. Jr. j' Subscrition h received at the West Sun. ( HTire. Uags ! Hags ! Hags ! CASH, or WORK, will be given for a' quantity of clean Linnen or Cotter, kac tllC W EbNTIl SUN ofTlCC.

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