Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 13 June 1829 — Page 2
sury without a dollar. Time, and time only, must put an end to such a state of national misery. Commodore Porter, it is strongly reported, has left the service. The Spanish packet, No. 4, arrived at Havana on the 25th from Cadiz, full of troops. Cadiz has been declared a free port. It was reported at Havana, that a strong military force was expected to leave Spain, under the command of the count de Espagne, destination unknown. The Spanish squadron, consisting of two sail of the line, lour frigates, six sloops of war, and several smaller vessels, were at anchor in Havana.
The ship Charleston, from Vera Cruz,
brought 102 passengers. The expulsion ot the Spaniards continued. TO THE TOTERS OF INOX COUNTY.
The tenor of a friendly and dispassionate
call made uqon me by a portion ot my tellow citizens throughout the county, together with
the distinct evidence it affords, strengthening
my own wishes, that in the selection of pro
per persons to represent the oldest county in the state, in the next Legislature, public in-
terest will alone be consulted by the considerate of both parties, has enhanced the pleasure with which I allow my name to be added
to the list of candidates.
That the individuals who may bethought best calculated to advance the peoples wishes should be selected, free of every extrinsic
consideration, is mv earnest wish. Our im
mediate interests, and our ultimate aggran
dizement, in population, wealth and trade,
are so vitally dependant upon the long de layed improvement and extension of our nav
FASHIONABLE CHEAP HATS.
GEO. W. PUItLEY,
A BLACK MARE.
Strayed away from the subscriber about the first
of April last, a black Mare.
Payments completed entirely by cash, may
be made either at the proper Land Office, or to the Treasurer of the United States at
Washington.
Payments partly in cash and connected
HAS now nn hanrl. and intend with relinquishment, can only be made at the about 1 5 hands high, five years old nast. on
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i. r- r lidiiu vymtu uucic uic iauu a uukiuscu. nn inni ivn e.amn whitrnnt nnh.ir
ivwvuiuir tut sdiv, ciii nsiui tuiviik vji i r . ... I ' "vum,i iu; i
Tj a rp & I uiv.nai,u viwov uiui iuny person laKing up saia mare and re- y tl Jl L O counts, will take notice that the law requires turning her to me at Abraham Smith's, rr
made of the Best materials, in the Newest the surrender of the original certificate of giving such information that I can pcthfn
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rasnions, anu in tne most wornmaniiKe man- me purcnase, anu, it sucn ceruncate oe iosi gam, shall be handsomely rewarded for thrlr
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ner. iie win sen low ior vasn, rur, ana or aestroyea, a puoiic notice must oe given trouble. DARIUS PERKINS
such otherproduce as may suit. to that effect agreeably to a form which may June 1, 1829. i7-4ttf
17 tt Vincennes, May, 1828. be had cither at the General Land Office or
at the Office whence such certificate was
- ft . . r m a I
UDllC bale OI Land. issued. Terms of relinquishment may also
trsuance of a certain decree of the be obtained from the same sources.
Circuit court in Chancery, at their
Marci term. 1829. made in a certain suit.
whetin Daniel Dolohon was complainant, and Mary Dolohon was defendant, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court house door in Vincennes,
on Monday, the fifteenth day of June next, between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. and
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Zth March, 1829 April 4, 1829. 8-1 3t
An Iron Gray Horse
u rs- wife J Jl lllVi: 1 I I I 1 I l it II
fH tijft closure of the subscriber a iLA&iSJL bout the last of Mav. he U
about 1 4 hands high, 5 years old this spring,
trots and paces, has a black spot on his near ihnnlcler. anrl an finnpironrA nf . 1 r- , u..,.
LOSt Land LertlllCate. not sufficiently legible to say what, has a lonr 0
OTICE is hereby given, that applica- tail, shod before the owner is desired to tion will be made to the Register of come forward, prove his property, pay char-
four o'clock, p. m. of that day, all that certain lhe Land Office at Vincennes, at the expira- ges, and take it away, tract of land containing two hundred acres, lion of six weeks, for a Duplicate Certificate ASA THORN, situate, lying and being near White river,in for fractional section No. thirteen, in town- June 4, 1829. 17-3t the county of Knox, joining the farm where- ship No. Tour south, of range No. fourteen tnnwiticn.Tvrvm on Abraham Kuykendall now lives on his west, except that part which has been rclin- "
south west corner, and which was conveyed quisncu, tne i original Teriincate : having Deep Embcllished vith TWENTy . : Hm
by indenture, dated the eighth day of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty, to Miles Dolohon, by the said Daniel Dolohon, and Nelly
Dolohon, his wife. The above is a mortgage sale, and in pursuance of the statute, if said tiact of land will not bring sufficient to pay
jthe debt, being the sum of one thousand and
lost or destroyed. Given Under my hand,
this 9th day of Mav. 1829. , 14-6t
STEPHEN STANLEY. Admstr of the heirs of William Bonder, deed.
May 20, 1829.
15-ts
1 m
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igation, that it is sincerely believed every per- j orty-two dollars and eiehty-nine cents, inter
sonal and party consideration snouiu merge in this great object If we are to be allowed to avail of the liberal donation of land made by the general government, is proven by experience to be a matter mainly dependant up on ourselves ; and this consideration can no longer be overlooked without a forfeiture. Actuated solely by a desire to render myself useful, I fondly hope a long experience, with the aid of various sources ol intelligence, will enable me to meet the just expectations of my fellow citizens in regard to this, and some other matters ofgencrai concern, which must be disposed of at the ensiling session. I am aware, however, that during a period of thirty three years residence in Indiana, in the constant performance of various duties, no mortal could expect to be found entirely exempt from faults both of omission commission: but he who with integrity of heart, seeks to persue the interests of the country, and the wishes of his fellow citizens, may measureablv hope for a fair comparative estimation. Offering my services under the circumstances, and upon the grounds stated, and at a time of life when any active interference or struggle to receive votes will not, I trust, be expected of me, I shall only add, that if I be one of" the candidates selected, the renewed confidence will strengthen my former obligations, to increased exertions for your welfare, and invigorate my zeal in advocating such measures as seem bc3t calculated to promote your happiness and prosperity. With respect, your fellow cititen, G. W. JOHNSTON. June 2d, 1829. 17-3
Candidates Department. August Election, Monday 3d, 1329. For Ncfirescfitativs. Iohy C Hilky, John McC.lure, Thomas McCi.unr, (J. W. J hystov.
WINDSOR CHAlItS.
copper-plate engravings ot remarkable Views, celebrated Persons, nd quarterly plates of the Fashions, "Now that the winter of our discontent i
made glorious summer by the Sun of" Jacksoji 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
J JONES
est and costs, the same will be delivered to ITOULD inform the public in general, patrons for the favours already bestowed, and the said Daniel, in satisfaction cf the said debt y V tbat he has established himself in the inform them, and the public that he enters upon
and interest. hnnsc owned hv John Pitrhrr. on thp rnmpr ms uuues witii renewed prospects ot rendenne it
SAML HILL, Master in Chancery, of Virro and Second streets, where he will ?lllJ morc "sting than at any former pcrio(l--
Knox Circuit court. have on hand a rood assortment of lc 'as compctccl Ins arrangements, and is now
, I ,i iccipc u tviry jiuckci wiuca armes
IsflUirS ana deuces. here or at isew ork from England, of the mos
of all r.if-.es. and nf thp. hpst nnnlitv. nnrl Rn. interesting periodicals, from which he will be a
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s hnrl n t w nrifrcf manner n Kr ,,r.o- "1C lu lul Uis IcauerS Willi UIC latest llteraiV
j ' u u ii t n i r , ' productions of merit, instead of receiving theni and which he will sell unusually low for cash, iorn.u i,nT1,i ft.nn. t1i1i:,.of;, ,"c,,ui ulcul , . , r , 3 . ' seconu nana ttom publications in this country
or sucn arucics oi produce as may suit. for those who aUuch an imnortanPP tn thp PVn.
ir. A T 1 nfln I. . .. I
vniLciuicb, .iay 10. teua ciianges ot tashion, he has been induced to
r-Stray DiaCK tlOrSC. the gay world, to hold the "mirror up to nature
Vdtninistrator's Notice.
persons arc hereby notified, that I
have taken out letters of administrati
onyupon the estate ot Fhiup Wease, (late ot
rvhox county,) deceased, and all persons ha
ving claims against the same arc requested to present them tome properly authenticated
for settlement within one year from this date,
and those indebted to the same, are reques
ted to make immediate payment. The es tate is believed to be solvent. ANNA WEASE, Jdmstx.
ftiay 23, 1329. 16-
3v Administrator's Sal
TV aOTICE is herebv civen. that the ner-
XN sonal goods of the estate of Philip
W case, (late of Knox county,) deceased will
be sold at public sale, at his late residence
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AKEN
Shclton
up by Curtis Cook, living in and which will enable him to present them with . township, Warrick county, la. l,e notice of all changes in taste & fash-
one black hnrR rhrr rPr nlM a.rin u" 1 lul arc constantly taking place, and trom
1 1 h,nH, thr. inr 'u"u. " k i f . "5 " 5 -sant engravings with which it is
- .....v. .... M aiw uinuua JVi Of nrnni fr crron. f in ,..no . ... :
. c - .... i ' b' wvicai luc oouv villi uuaiceivable, had a piece of rope around his neck tcrly in short no expense has been spared that
uuu iuic icg, apraiseu 10 a oy vv imam win ue imcly to add to the value cf our publicaI" T 1 f . r - i r . . ..
ruicrs, iNorman itoocns i nomas scales, " wnns; our attention is thus directed to before me, WILLIAM SCALES, j.p. wluit transpires in Europe,it shall not permit us
May 2, 1829.
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to neglect xative MEKiT and we shall freely select from American publications what seem&
oaptcu to our purpose and last b: net lrait
we nave succeeded hi enhstmtr u our interest
many valuable correspondents, both in this roun
Administrator's Notice.
OTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed administra- trv and in E
on the 19th day of June nest a credit of tor of the estate ot William Briscoe, (late of credit to any publication, and were we at liberty
iwcive montns win oc given en ai sums ov- warned county,) deceased, and that the said to give their names to the public, would add lus-
er three dollars, the purchaser irivinc: ?rood estate is probably insolvent. tre to any work to which they were attached .
securitysale to commence at ten o'clock, GEORGE BRISCOE, jfdm. in !Uorc' no cx-rtion will be spared to render
ANNA WEASE, Admix. Warrick county, June 1, 1829. 17-3t
a. m.
May 23, 1829.
l6-4t
NOTICE.
7 FJ NHE subscriber has now in complete op
ir. in an respecis woriny mo
patronage oi the pul)hc, both as a cheap and clc-
Notice is hereby given,
HAT six weeks afterdate, application mensot Miscellaneous literature. Strict attcn
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ill be made to the Register ot the Land tlon wil1 bestowed on its moral tendency, and
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uiauuu, in x-tfiiuc-i-o;., viusuii tuunij, otlicc at Vincennes, in the state of Indiani wiuniuinessprcberca ever tne cause A T U LL 1 A (t MILL, for the amount paid on Iractional section No. I. Talcs original and selected ; Essavs, moral rarrjivill attend to all orders in that line of two, in township No. seven south, of range humorous and scientific; Poetry, original and business, punctually. Persons residing in ninc west, in the Vincennes District, cn- selected from the best American and Foreign
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BUHTCIl AND HEI5RRD T i7OtJLl) inform their customers, and V V the public generally, that they have just received from Philadelphia, a gene ral assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HA R D VA R A SHO E S L E G HO RX B OAWE 7S, &c. &c. Which they will sell low for cash, or such articles of produce in hand, as may suit. 10-3m Vincennes, April 1, 1829.
Hats Made & Sold, by R. P. PRICE,
JSK (VlSCESNES, ISDIASA,)
In the house lately occupied by James If Mc Arthur, as an Iron store, on Se
cond street, one door above Market street.
The prices of ha rs in general, arc for
Fine R crams, Ctarse do
35
3
Heaver, - S0 fine Caster, 3 Coarse do 6
Hats made in the shops here, are in gene
ral, much superior to those imported from
the Eastern states, for the latter arc made 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 man
ufactureis. I pledge myself that my Hats
shall be made in the best manner, of sufierior
stuff, and in the most Fashionable style. RICHARD P. PRICE. February, 1829. 2-tf
KZTPORK, COR.YLf OATS, will be re-
ceivcd in exchange for Hats. R P. P
"Magistrates BLANKS for Illinois
for sale at this office.
please leave the same at the Stage Office in forfeited for non payment agreeably to law; "-'d persons, male and female; Vincennes, as arrangements have been made now claimed by the heirs of William Hatha- iUm fc fcc- Tht' original mat with the proprietors, to bring and return the way, under the act of congress of 23d .May, Ss vlT?!0 V?V -i iooo i r .i i- r i turniSiicu uv uuliv icluals who are adva same, frf.e of cost. A similar arrange- 328, entitled "An act for the rebel olpur- i.nw .,ki; . u .u..
Knox county, who wish cloth Fulled, will tered on the 2d day of December, 1809, and publications ; Hiographical Sketches of distin-
;uisueu persons, male ana lemale ; AneC(iote?5
matter necespaper will be .i . i .
. . . . i mi instil ii i k ii ii .iix vv iiii 'ifixiiiT'iiri'ir.iikii.
. . i 1 1 i ii . . . . m . i i a i i - - - .-... i j i hi ..iv j a mi i ii i v ( iii.ii v
same, frf.e of cost -A similar arrange- enuueu - nn act ior tne reiici oi pur- kown to the puldic through the medium Sf their ntent has been made for the convenience of chasers ot public lands, that have reverted tor literary productions. the citizens of Vandebuuoii !v Posstcoun- non-payment of the purchase money," the II. The Toilet. in addition to the usual Lite-
ties. He pledges himself to dress, and co- original certificate of the purchase of which rary matter contained in Mmilar publications, the
Lour if requited, in a complete and workman nas been lost or destroyed. Uivcn under my 1 ropnetor has completed an arrangement bylike manner, all cloth forwarded to him. hancJ this 29th day of May, 1829. wh5ch llC WH be able to funish correct descripJAMES EVANS- ELIZABETH HATHAWAY, for V0ns I.i; prevailing lashions, bath foreign and
March 18, 1829.
6-tf
To Wagon Makers.
AN industrious and good Journeyman Wagon Make it
will find constant employment, and regular wages, on application to D. WHITMORE. tCPTwo or three Apprentices will be taken to the Carriage Making business, boys from the country will be preferred. D. W. Vincennes, April 17, 1829. 1 Utf
PUBLIC LANDS, Qedit Stfstcm.
BEDTORS to the United States for Public Lands purchased prior to the first day of July, 1820, aro hereby notified, that the 4th day of July, 1829, is the period to which payment is restricted by the act of 2 1st March, 1828. The balances due on all Lands further credited under the Relief Laws, passed in the years 1821, 1822, and 1823, if not completely paid, either by relinquishment or by cash, at a discount of 37$ per cent, on or before the third day of July next, will be forf eited to the United Slates agreeably to law.
All Lands forfeited to the United States
since the 1st day of July, 1820, on which a further credit has not been taken, and which remain unsold, may be redeemed by payment
of the balance due, in cash, at a discount of
37 J per centum, on or before the said third
day cf July next
herself, and the other heirs of Will-
am Hathaway, deed. l7-6t
) Notice is hereby efiven.
ripHAT six weeks after date, application
Alvill be made to the Register ot the Land
(Juice at Vincennes, in the state of Indiana, for a Certificate of forfeited land stock, for the amount paid on Iractional section No.
domestic, illustrated with elegant engravings, be
sides the regular series, once in each quarter; places of fashionable resort, sketches of life.
manners, uc. uc. at the earliest possible neriod.
and from the incbt authentic sources.
III. Miscellany Interesting items of intelligence, foreign and domestic occurrences, deaths, marriages, Cicc. IV, Engravings Tn each quarter the Souvenir will be embellished with four splendid quarto copper-plate engravings of remarkable Amcri-
ItvpltP in tnivnchm Vn cnnn.niiU C I 1 1 ' O
:VV,,W' p v... uum, ui range can or European scencry-or portraits ofdistinNo. ten west, in the Vincennes Distnct, en- kuMicd characters also ono nltr of thi- me
tered on the 24th day of September, 18U7, vailing fashions, which will be sent coloured, free
and forfeited for non-payment agreeably to t charge to thoc who comply with the terms cf
law; now claimed by the heirs of Toussaint suu,sCriPn, ot payment in advance. Dubois, under the act of congress of the 23d l1liCh !ubiCrir thus be furnished yearly day of May, 1828, entitled An act for the " ) engravings.
reliet or n lrr.hasers nl niihlir inni C tint I .. .... 1 .
v .. iDoreuianuouuie the annual cost ct tlie entire
revcrica ior non-payment ot the purchase work.
money, the original certificate of the pur- V. Editor's department Notice cf nassimre-
chase of which is now in the Register's of- vents, The Drama, New Publications, Criti
hce at Vincennes. Given under my hand C1S,11S. Keviews. kc. Cvc
this 2d day of June, 1829. 17-6t Terms The Souvenir will be published eve-
THOMAS B. DUBOIS, for himself, Scr- U tdnesclay.and forwarded to subscribers out
the other heirs of Toussaint Dubois, oi, V y mailor otlieru ias may be directdeceased, ed each number will contain Light closely priu-
icu pages ami win ue ceccrted with appropn-
Land for Sale. mvtaSC "' " t0 the ajove en"
authorized to sell the two following Price of Subscribtion Three Dollars per ann. i of land, the property of Rachel payable in advance for four copies Eleven Doi-
Hacklxt, 178 acres of land. A.n. Nno. 1 7. ars torten spies'! wentv-fivc Dollars, and at
also, 171 acres, a. d. No. 174 any crson6 hc s:!mc ralc for.a larger number in all cases
I
J Lain nyauthorizc tricts of land,
rable tracts of land can know the terms on
application to major Bcnj. V. Bcckct, who lives in the neighbourhood of the land, or to E. STOUTt Agent.
I February 20, 1829. 2-tf
plates ot tashions. PHILIP PRICK. Jr. T7Subscriptionis received at the Western Sun ,OrTice. BLAxNK IMBEDS tor sale ct thrf W. Sun, office.
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