Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 22, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 July 1829 — Page 3
THE WESTERN SUN. FIXCEXXES, 3 vly 11, 1829. The Dost roaster at Brookville. N. D. Gal-
, - - - , - 4 . lion, has been removed, and Abner McCarty,
appointed in his place. At Connersville, John Sample has been removed, and John Tate, appointed in his place. At Blcomington, David H. Maxwell has been removed, and William Low, appointed in his place.
communicated. The recent anniversary
of Independence was celebrated in this town, in a very becoming manner. Late party distinctions were with very few exceptions, overcome by a liberal feeling of patriotism ; and a consoling unanimty of sentiment seemed to be the inmate of every honest bosom. The toasts touched very gently, upon some controverted points of modern policy, which the oration glanced at in a very able and satisfactory manner. Generally speaking, our citizens entertain but one opinion upon the matter ; and as if by common consent, as little was said as the occasion would admit of. The declaration of Independence was read in a very creditable manner by our fellow citi
zen Mr. James Smithy and the arrangements of the day were conducted very handsomely,
by Cafit. John B. Martin, who acted as Mar shal. After partaking of a very elegant din
ner at gen. Lasselle's (Vincennes Hall) the
following toasts were drams.
I. The day we celebrate may it be happily
commemorated by our latest posterity
2. The memory of Washington may his
destiny be honoured by generations yet un born, as it was by his brave compeers.
3. The ex Presidents of the United States
glorious monuments of our Republican in
stitutions. 4. Our country an asylum from oppression, the strangers heme. 5. The Constitution of the United States when a majority so willeth, it may be amended. 6. True Republicanism it will never allow party spirit to control freedom of opinion, or to interfere with impartial justice, public good and social intercourse. 7. The President of the United States. 8. The Navy and Army magnanimous and brave. 9. Indiana the soil of nature's luxuriance; her citizens in the fall enjoyment of civil and religious libctty ; may education, the sure pledge of virtuous freedom ; and roads & canals to facilicatc intercourse with sister states, be efiiciently and speedily provided for. 10. Agticulturc, Commerce and Manufactures they must be wooed, " and not unsought be won." 1 1. Knowledge and Patriotism their dictates are always opposed to the injurious workings of party spirit. 12. A free Press, the Palladium of Liberty -may no trammels of private interest or ambition, ever cause it to abandon the general interest and rights of the people 13. Woman - the dearest pledge of GoiVs
love to man. VOLUXTEE&S. Bu col. Vigo The orator of the nay. By U'm. Polkc.'Vhe Sages and Patriots of the Revolution may their posterity practice their principles, and take pattern by their example. Bij Mr. I fane gen. The town of Vincennes
may its prosperity equal the warmest wish-
e
fMAYSTXLLE, June oOT
Steam boat disaster. Wc are informed, that the steam boat Kenhawa, bursted her boilers on Friday last, while ascending the Ohio river, near the mouth of Guiandotte. Twelve persons are reported to have been instantly killed by the explosion, and many others dangerously maimed or scalded. We have, as yet, been unable to learn the names of the individual sufferers, or the actual amount of injury sustained by this sad disaster. Eagle.
MARRIED On the 28th day of May last,
by Joseph Chambers, Esqr. Mr. Thomas
HoLLINGS WORTH tO MlSS AMY KEITH,both
of Knox county.
On Tuesday, the 30th June, by the
Rev. H. A. Hunter, Mr. James Huffman,
to Miss Juliet White, both of this county.
Candidates Department.
August Election, Monday 3d, 1829.
For Representatives.
John C. Riley, John McClure,
'1 hcjias McClure, G. W. Johnston.
a
m
Probate Judge. William Polke,
ashvilie, as'hu "uan
) in DnhnU rnnntv. of Indiana, n U IS probable he has a ITCC paSS With hid,
jray horse about 14 hands high, supposed - , W, . "-u'"i'J o be four years old last spring, no brands or "d w.,n a,m eventually to get to the state of
marks perceivable, both hind feet white, ap- 1,111,0,5 or inoiana'as, ncc maoc ai ai-
praised bv George Dafiern, Enoch Ddmon- . ,,f? y mson and John Dafiern, to g30, before me, dlana IJ.1C aboc re"a.rd be Pa.ld for
ayij'cncuuiug anu connning sam negro in any jttil in the state of Illinois, Indiana or Ohio,
JOSIAH REEDER.j p.
June 30, 1829.
22-3t
stray Sorrel Marc, taken up
1 John Stableheld, living in the county of Dubois, state of Indiana, a sorrel
mare, about 14 hands three inches high, four
years olu last spring, branded J 15 on her
near buttock, appraised to g46 by David G.
Braun, Richard Stillwell, and John Thompson, before me, JOSIAH REEDER j p. June 30, 1329. 22-3t
so I get him again. Fifty dollars if taken o
ver titty miles trom home, or twenty dollars,
if taken in Loean county, Kentucky. If
brought home, all reasonable charges will be paid.
THOMAS O DRANE. Logan county,Ky June 9, 1829. 21-3
Hats Made Sold, by R. P. PRICE, f Vincennes, Indiana, J
0 . " T In the house lately occupied by ABnght Sorrel Horse taken up Jamea xicAnhur, as an I ron store, on Sc
JfJ Y Francis McDonald, jr. living in Iiarr cond street, one door above Market street, lO) township, Daviess county, Indiana, a The prices of hats in general, arc for
Fublic Notice.
OCTOR McNAMEE has received bv
II il . . '
Lr several late arrivals, an additional as
soiuncm 01 Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Dye Stufl?,
Medical Furniture and Surgeon's
Instruments. Making his assortment more extensive and general than any heretofore offered for sale in this place all of which will be sold as low for
cash, as they can be had in Louisville, or any place in the west. To Physicians who wish to fill their bills with him, he pledges himself to give entire satisfaction, both in prices and the quality of the articles furnished. DOCTOR WOOLVERTOX still continues to aid me in the above business, and to fol low his profession as heretofore. E. McNAMEE. Vincennes? Julv 1829. 22-tf
bright sorrel horse, a blaze in his forehead, Beaver,
some small saddle marks, a small white streak under the girth, band in the off eye, supposed to be 14 years old, J4 hands high, appraised to g28 by John G. Burch. Sc John Parsons, before me, JOSEPH BROWN, j p. June 2, 1829. 22-3t-EHM'j tp
Fine Rorams, Ccarse do
85 3
Application to Court. he Heirs and Legal Representatives of A
lexander Devin, (late of the county of Gib- Ltllr nnr! :n thn ct pllohinnM ot.,,'
Indiana,) deceased, rich Ann p pihpf
glO
Fine Castcrt 8 Coarse do 6
Hats made in the shops here, are in general, much superior to those imported from the Eastern states, for the latter are made of the coarsest wool, and naped with rabit tur -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
State of Indiana, Daviess Circuit court, March Term 1829.
Mary Braudus, Administratrix
01 me esiaie 01 jamcs lirau S in ohan-
dus, deceased. f ? ceiiy.
vs. Thomas Scott.
A T this day came the complainant by joIL seph Warner, her counsel, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the said defendant is a non-resident of the
state ot Indiana, and he not having appeared
and answered said complainant's bill: It is
therefore ordered, That he appear here on or
lames 1
son, and state
TAKE XOTICE,
THAT we shall on the
February, 1829 2-tf
second day of the next term of the Circuit cdved . cxcha c for Hat ' R p. p court ol Gibson county, state of Indiana, or 1 as soon thereafter as convenient, apply by fttate and CoilIltV HeVCllllC.
ourselves or attorney, for Commissioners to
be appointed to divide the real estate of Alexandcr Devin, deceased, lying in Gibson county, among the heirs and legal representatives of the said Alexander Devin, deceased, agreeably to an act entitled, 44 An act to provide for the partition of real estate," approved, January 2, 1824. JAMES DEVIN, ALEXANDER DEVIN, Jr. Heirs of Alexander devin, deed.
JCATE lists of the State k Coun-
Revenue, are now in my hands for
collection, and all persons charged thereon,
are invited to call and discharge the same 0 or before the 15th of July ensuing.
JUUIS Ml tKJj, Lai. A-.c;
Vincennes, June 13. 1829.
iy-4t
July 2, 1829
!2-4t
I'ASHIONAliLE CHEAP II A TS.
GEO. W. PURLEY, HAS now on hand, and intends keeping for sale, an assortment ol
ICTaxes will be received at the Court house, and at the store of J. & S. Smith, who are authorized 10 receive, and receipt for tho s mc. JOHN MYERS. Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons are hereby notified, that I hae taken out letters of administration
upon the estate of Nathan Webb, (late of
Knox county; deceased, and all persons having claims against the same are requested to
present them to me properly authenticated for settlement within one year from this date, and
those indebted to the same, are renuested to
-mav ns prosperity equal the warmest wish- A rmlipitirm i :s of its patriotic and hospitable citizens. Xtir:V 1 t h, , By Junes ..-if A.-Thc duke of Welling- IP"? heirs ot Cxh,arle on the minister who primed & discharged IL Knox county) dece
IIJ1 TS
made of the Best materials, in the Newest "ke immediate payment. The estate is be-
Kor,.i-n K ft. .1 r . . r .1 1 F?njli?rrc orA ir m net wni'lr ninnlil: n nnn. I HCVCCl lO UC lnSOIVCnl.
UblUlL UIOl UUV Kjl UlU IieXl term Ol llUS o , unu .i ntv, 1 1 o v. nuianunx s.uiicourt, and answcr'lljc said complainant's bill, ner. He will sell low for Cash, Fur, and
otherwise the same will be taken forconfes- sucu other piociuce as may suit. sed as to and acrainst him, and the matters l7tf Vincennes, May, 1323.
JOHN McGIFFIN, Adm. Vincennes, July 2, 1829. 21-3t
thereof decreed accordingly : And it is fur
ther ordered, That a copy of this order be
puolished in the Western Sun, a newsnape
printed at Vincennes, fcr four weeks in sue cession. A copy test, JOHN VANTRES, Clk; d e.c. July 7, 182". 22-4t
INDSOR CHAIRS.
V that he has established himself in the
house owned by John Pitcher, on the corner
ol Vigo and Second streets, where he will
have on hand a good assortment ot
Chairs and Settees,
Administrator's Sale.
OTICE is hereby given, thai the per sonal goods, (including Shoemakcra utensials)of the estate of Nathan Webb,(lato
1
i
ton the minister who p
the cannon of Religious persecution. By J. B. Martin. Our former neighbour Sc distinguished fellow citizen, gen. Wm. H. Harrison his public services will be proudly recorded in the annals of our country. By Sarrd. Smith. Our venerable and venerated President, col. F. Vigo one cf the patriarchs of Indiana. By Jchn Evjing The progress of Inter nal Improvement may the people hereafter, in pauicular reference to this all important subject, select public servants who, heedless of sinister party spirit, will persue the public good, and fulfil the peoples wishes. By Xa?Ki. Hill The sons of the Emerald isle residing in this town distinguished for
honour, patriotism and public spirit I wish
wc had a thousand such. )X B:i a stranger. Uncle Sam his tcrrito1 ry rapidly improving : who shall say to know-
ledge and to enterpnze, thus far shalt thou go, but no further ? B-.) !Vm. If Johnston, of Eoui8Xillc.Thc
iwaoasn aiinougu iuiuic )iutu viupiui tious to its invigation the last season, may I her and art join hands together, and make I this beautiful stream fit for the " Victory's" f sails. Chaulkstown, July 4 Jacob Lamb was executed at New-Albany, on Tuesday, the
30th of June, for the murder of Thomas Taylor. A large assemblage of citizens of all ages, characters and sexes v?ere present to witness the dying struggles of a miserable malefactor. We understand that several daring robberies or thefts were committed by a ram of pickpockets, who, while the crowd
-)vcte pressing around the gallows to gratify their cutioity, were busily engaged in cutx ting pocket books from the pockets of those
j x who were unfortunate enough to have them j viih them. We have heard of at least four I cases of this kind. This is a st liking illustraJ tion of the beneficial effects ot public execuliens upon the morals of the community.
to Court.
s Manville, (late of
ceased, and all others, of all sizes, and of the best quality, and fin-
are hereby notified, that I shall apply to the ished in the neatest manner, at short notice, honorable Circuit court to be held in said and which he will sell unusually low fcr cash,
county in August next, for the appointment or such articles of produce as may suit.
of Commissioners to assign me my dower in 1 13-tf Vincennes, May 1829.
the following lands : Donation lot No. 244, containing 200 acres ; and also lot No. 204,
containing 600 acres of land SALLY MANVILLE. July 7, 1829. 22-4t
J JONES
70ULD inform the nublic in ccneral, of Kno county) deceased, will be sold at
puoiic saic, at tnc house 01 uaviu wcob, on
Market street in Vincennes, on Saturday,
the 25th day of July, instant Terms mado
known on the day of sale sale to commenca
at ten o clock, a in.
JOHN McGIFFIN, Adm. Vincennes, July 2, 1829. 21-3t
NOTICE
7J"S hereby given, that the Circuit court of
i tlx
"7 ffE sti
e county of Gibson, in the state of Indi
ana, at the next August term, will be appli
ed to, at the opening of said court, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, to appoint)
NOTICE.
ubsc iber has now in complete op
cration, in Princeton, Gibson county, Commissioners to assign and set over ta
Stray Sorrel Horse.
Strayed from the sub
)0
Indiana, a
FULLIXG MILL,
and will attend to all orders in that line of hncincc. rnnrtiirllt? IVrcnnc wi A 5 ti ir i n
scriber living in llockvillc, Rnox cou who Jwish clolh FuUcdf Vill
please leave the same at the Stage Office in
Vincennes, as arrangements have been made
with the proprietors, to bring and return the
ville, Parke county, a sorrel
l - f r- nVtnll, 11 lllllrle Klivll frM1T -OPO
a natural trotter, tail docked, but not short,
probably a small dim star in his forehead, a ny person securing said horse, and giving in
telligencc to the subscriber by dropping him
aline, or otherwise, shall be rewarded for
what trouble and expense he may be at. DUNCAN DARUOCK. June 29, 1329. 21-3t
Dicy Brittingham, her dower, of, in and to,
all the lands, tenements, and hereditaments, cither legal or equitable, whereof her lata
husband, William linttingham, deceased, or
any other person to his use, was seized, at any time during their marriage or coverture.
DICY BRITTINGHAM. June 27, 1829. 21-3t
same, free of cost A similar arrange- ATE OF INDIANA,
Notice to Farmers.
rirHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Jl Farmers of the country generally, that he has his Ox JfiLL, and Wind Mill, in complete operation, St that be w ill exchange
MEAL FOR CORN,
Giving one bushsel of Meal, for one of Corn.
He will also give gJ FLOUR FOR WHEAT,
On the most accommodating terms. By his
ment has been made for the convenience of
the citizens of VANDEnunon Sc Posey coun
ties He pledges himself to dress, and co
lour if required, in a complete and workman j
like manner, all cloth forwarded to him.
JAMES EVANS. March 18, 1829. 6-tf
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
ss.
GIBSON COUNTY,
Gibson Circuit court. February Term. 1829.'
James Lorn.
9 vs.
a lib iiv.ii j vj t 1Uili,l 4 Ul
man, deceased.
A T this time came the complainant by his
xl counsel, and it appearing to the satis
faction of the court, that the defandants aro
n J AN A WAY from the subscriber,'living 001 nnaunants ot this state, whereupon, on iLU, on Red river, Logan county, Ky. on the molion u ordered by the court, That tho ;u r ,u .i nendencv nf this suit ho m.fJpi in ih Vstprn
liiLiiik vi it uvii nisi a utuiu inau iiaiuwu I - . o lo r m r v
lO T0 V aun, ia newspaper printeu in vincennes,;
about 22 years of age, five feet 10 or 11 in- fendants anncar bv themsclvrs.or counsrl. on
or before the first day of our next term, to bo made, active, talkative, sensible, and has a hnhlen t ih murt hmP. '.n PrlnrMnn. in l.i
strict attention to business, he hopes to re- good countenance; reads very well, Sc writes count) and answer the complainant's bill, the
a loierau.c goou uauu , nau un voeu ou icu samc wiu bc taken for confcs,c-d anJ a dc.
uuinc, u uaiRjcausLuai, uiuu casiuevi paina crec cntcrctl in their absence.
ceivc a share of their custom.
He will purchase Wheat, and Flax Seed,
At the market price. He is also determined
to sell LUMBER At the lowest prices by the quantity. . J. L. COLMAN. Vincennes, June 1829. 30-tf
Icons, & an old black fur hat ; it is not known
that he had any other clothing with him, but
it is probable he may have procured others
from some of his friends. He was raised by
J. J. Mackall, esqr and has worked a good deal at the Blacksmith business, and may bc
A copy test, JOHN I NEELY, Clk. c.c.c. June 29, 1829. 2l-4t
Rags ! Hags ! Rags ! CASH, or IVORK, will bc eiven for anv
in Mr Mackall's neighborhood, as he has re- quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton rags at
lations livmrj there, tiro in the southern part I the wes.ntrn sum office.