Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 36, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 October 1829 — Page 3
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THE WESTERN SUN. riXCEMES, ooTonER 17, 1829.
Cumberland Road. The commissioners have let out the National road in this state, and upon terms truly favorable ; one hundred and thirty-two miles arc under contract at a bout g 1 20 21 cents per mile, being less than g 1 6,000 of the appropriation disposed of. It was let out upon the terms, and at the times l t ,:A ' .1. i .:
ami piacui uicnwuucu in uicir au vcrucsmem. The industry and attention of the commissioners in this business has no doubt saved at least g 10,000 of the appropriation, and must satisfy even their opponents, that they are eminently qualified for the stations to which they are appointed.
I have copied from the Pattawatamie and
Miami Times, into this day's paper, the pro
ccedings of a public rneetingof the citizens of
Cass county, at Logansport, upon the subject of the Wabash canal, and Michigan road.
subjects are interesting to the people gener
allv, and should be attended to. m '
Some of the legislatures of the Mexican states, solicited their congress to discharge Mr. Poinsett, the United Siates minister, and '-frxpej him the country He is charged by themjwith secret political designs to which he has published a long reply, which has been translated and republished in the daily p ipers. Its length precludes it from our columns, at least for the present. New York, September 25.
Rynthe ship Amathyst, London papers at Boston have been received to August, 19th, and Livcrno'd to the 2 1 st inclusive. For the
subjoined extracts we are indebted to the cd-
itors otthc boston tjuzeite aim ramot. SEAT OF WAR.
Capture of Erzeruum. According to some
of the German and French papers Erzeroum
has fallen into the hands of the Russians,
with immense spoil and numerous prisoners
amongst whom are the Seraskier and four
Pachas
f This news have been received officially
a.t St. Petersburgii. The event took place
on the 27th June. One hundred and hhy
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regard to the fate of the expedition. Uen.
Santa Anna, on whom they counted as a sure
traitor to the cause of freedom, is the first to attack and defeat them, with but a handful of
men comparatively and that with all the enthusiasm and courage of men that right for
liberty. This, connected with the latest news
from Havana, must be rather disheartening to the Crusaders. How many of them willJbe
made to bite the earth ere they are permiiicti
to leave the land on which they have set hos
tile feet perhaps the next arrival from tha
quarter may inform us. Courier.
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S HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may concern, That I will, on the second Mon
ti y of November next, ensuing, the date hereof, commence selling at the court house door in the town of Evansille, Vanderburgh county, state of Indiana, all and singular, the lands and town lots, on which the laxes due thereon for the years 1828 and 1829 are not paid on or before tiie said second Monday of November; and that such sale will be contin
ued from day to day, between the hours of
nins o'clock, A. M. and lour, P M. of each
I fill- until ill lira rCCatA C I - U I
A rumor has reached this place, that the , w o u r i t . , . . mJA r- .k- attention will be given by Spanish force which lately sailed from the bn tir t rr? n Havana, and took possession of Tampico, has n , ,QOo IlLL1'l Co1' r,Cm been totally defeated by the Mexicans, who October 9, 1829. 36-4t retook Tampico, and gave no quarters to their Printing Types, Presses, invaders. 1 he following paragraph, which o J we copy from a Baltimore paper of the 26th TIIjLlAM HAGE Sc Co. offer for sale ult. probably gave rise to the rumor above V at their Tyie and Sterrotufie Foundry mentioned: No. 30, Gold street, New York, a complete The New York Courier states that letters assortment of Printing Types from U lines
from Tampico have been received by the brig Pica lo diamond, at the following prices, six
Eliza, at Philadelphia from Vera Cruz, which months credit, or 5 per cent discount for cash, state that Santa Anna had made an attack Tney cast their Book Founts from English
upon the Spaniards with 2000 men. He was to diamond on a metal which they will warrepulsed with the loss of 400 killed and mis- ranl superior to any other used in this counsine:; the reserve of Santa Anna's army was try
in the immediate viemty, and it was expect- olx i-mes rica and all larger, per lb. 30 cts.
and end uounie rica to l ive Lines, 32
1. jQaCOi JGcUClViiCiuiniu,
IN the Post Office. Washingtun, Uuvicss county, Indiana, the quarter ending the 30th of September, 1829, and which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A B C G IIJ A Joseph Aikeman, 2, Jacob P. Bogard.R. Brand, James Barrett, W. W. Bunnel, James Carnahan, W. Church, Samuel Comer, William Clary, Benj Goodwin, Levi Gore, Jobc Hammon, John Johnson, Enock Kendal. L M OUT JK Thomas Lister, Elijah Masters, Nehemiah Ogden, George H. Rout
jesse i wig, mcnara weaver.
JOHN MURPHY, pm. October I, 1829. 35-L21
ed the next attack would be decisive and end
in the total destruction of the Spaniards.
Of the ultimate defeat of the invaders of Mexico, we do not entertain a doubt. The local feuds which have hitherto divided the people of that country, were, we presume, silenced by the emotions produced by the appearance of an invading army on their soil.
Great Primer,
English, Pica, Small Pica, Long Primer, Bourgeois, Brevier, Minion, Nonpariel,
And all other in proportion.
34 36 36 33 40 46 56 70 90
Old metal
All the accounts received by the late arrivals from England, unite in representing the
distresses of the laboring classes as rapidly received in exchange at 8 cents per pound
increasing, without the prospect of relief. W. H. 6c Co. arc agents for the sale of the
A correspondent of the Boston Courier, un Washington Press, invented by Samuel Rust, der date of Manchester, July 25, remarks. which they offer for sale on accommodating
i ou win sec numerous actuums in uic icims. English papers of the sufferings in all, the Proprietors of papers who will publish manufacturing districts, and especially in this advertisement three times, will be allowLancashire. I assure you they do not tell ed 2 in the-settlement of their accounts, or you one half of what exists. I have been in articles from the Foundry.
informed from very respectable sources, that October, 1829. 3G-3t.
Administrator's Sale. kL be sold at public outcry, by order V Y of the Circuit Court of Lawrence
county, Illinois, to the highest and best bid
der, upon a credit of six, nine afid twelve
months, on executing bonds with approved security, on the premises in Lawrence coun
ty, on the 9th day of November, now ensuing, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A, M. and 5, P. M. the south-west quarter of sec
tion No 4, in I own 3, N Range 12, W, in the said county of Lawrence, as the property of Andrew Clavcomb, deceased. JAMES H. COOK, Administrator. Sept. 23, 1829. . 35-3t.
within a circuit of thirty miles from this, in
mnoo wete taken by the Russians, 29 of northern part of the country, at Colne,
t!rcm at Hassan Kal. E zeioum is the capi-
Ul of Tuvcomonia in Asiatic Turkey, with a population ol 430,003. Its capture opens all Asiatic Turkey to the Russians) The following is an extract From a letter dited Odessa, July 27: We learn by a letter from Varna that our army completed on the 24ih the passage of the Balkan. Count Dicbitsch had pushed forward his advanced posts as far as Cape Finin, near Burgos. Gen. Roth had' established his head quarters at idos. The Turks have lost in the different engagements which have taken place 30 pieces of cannon. In severaljvillages of the environs, symptoms of the pest have shown themselves, but the authorities have taken all necessary measures to prevent its spreading." Semlix, July 23. The most alarming reports arc in circulation at Belgrade respecting the situation of the Turkish army, which is said to be near its dissolution, that the troops of Hussein Pacha have mutinied; that there were also signs of mutiny among the garrison of WidJen, that the general levy
r ryrjocceds slowly, the people refusing to take 'V arAis unless there are soldiers to compel Whtsrh; that fire arms begin to be scarce, and it has been necessary to give pikes to the miw litia, at Sophia. From Ancona, under date of July 26, we are assured that the Pacha of Egypt is pre
paring a great nivsl expedition, destined for
the assistance of the i orte. ' The detailed bulletin of tho victory ob-
tamed on the Uth of lunc over the army of
the Grand Viztcr near Peravadi concludes
, with the following statement of the loss of
the two armiest
t "These splendid advantages over the Grand
J Vizier could not be obtained without consi
i derable loss. Our loss was killed 32 staff
V v nnd stinerior officers, and 1.239 nrivates.
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Wounded, Major General Ottroschtschcnks and Ghsensp, 29 star? and superior officers, and 1009 privates. " The loss of the enemy is far greater Besides the prisoners he lost in the battle and fiiht, 5,900 killed, and, as wc have already s lid, the whole baggage of the Grand Vizier's army, his own equipages, six standards and forty-three cannon, fell into the hands of the conquerors." St. Petersburg!:, Jug. '2.
Burnley, Blackburn, and some places in that
neighborhood, there are many families at this moment actually perishing from want, and
disease consequent upon it.
IMPROVEMENT OF TIIE MISSISSIPPI.
Dis eases of Children.
From the Aew York- Morning Herald, .
T is well known, that during warm sea
sons, bowel complaints among children
are prevailing in many parts of the United tates, which prove more fatal than any other
cass ot diseases: their treatment beintr ac
We copied on Tuesday a letter from Capt. kn(,wedgcd by many of the profession to be Shreve to Messers Pierce, Harkness, & Co. ,he inost .aCAlu to nh.aln ,nrr9i .nrrp..
in tne remarks wnicn preceerHjiat icucr, a degree of incredulity was manifested, which,
though natural enough, wascalculated to
make an erroneous impression on the public mind. We are entirely satisfied that the Uelipolis has answered the expectations of Capt Shrevo and all the purposes for which she was designed that she is competent to sweep the snags from the bed of the Mississippi in a much shorter time than could possibly have been anticipated ; and that the ultimate success of Capt. Shreve will, in time, rank him among the benefactors of his country. To demonstrate the rectitude of the account given by Capt. Shreve of his operations in improving the navigation of the river, we give publicity to the following certificate. Louisville Adv. mmim MtSSISSIPf RIVER, TENTH SEPT. 1829. We, the undersigned, officers of the United States, steam boat, Helipolis, do certify that we have succeeded under the direction of H. M. Shreve, superintendent, &c. in improving the channel of the Mississippi River at two points that have, for msny years, been cop sidered the most dangerous : namely, Plumbs Point, and at Islands Nos. 62 and 63, so as to be as safe to navigate with any description of boat as any other part of the said river ; and it is our belief that said boat is capable of removing any description of snag in the channel of the Mississippi ; and, upon trial, she has more than answered our most s&nguine ex pectations.
JOHN SOWERS, Matter, JACOB B. HINKLEY, Mate, JOHV B BRICH, Pilot, FENTON HOUGH, Engineer, NAT HE WARING, Engineer. GEO, CLARK, Carfienter, J AS. LOVE, Master of Machine Boats.
FROM COLOMBIA. The Editors of the N. York Mercantile learn by the packet brig Tampico, which left Carthagena on the 5th inst, that the Peruvian troops at Guayaquil revolted against their commmders. declared themselves in favor of
f Bolivar, and delivered the place, with the
commander in chief, and other officers as prisoners, to the Colombian troops. It was expected this event would be followed by the submission of the whole country to the Liberator, and an immediate peace. KFW-ORLEANS, SETT. 21. FROM MEXICO. The brig William, arrived on Saturday, from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed about the beginning of September. By her, the pleasinp intelligence which follows, ha been received. We have no further anxiety t?ith
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I Improved Property for Sale
PIN THE TOWN OF PRINCETON. IND.
One House and Lot NEAR Brown's Tavern, and within one lot of the public square.
Also two Lots & Buildings on Main street, all of which will be sold on reasonable terms for Cash or Pork ; for particulars inqViref William Harrington. V 2. JOHN N. TRUESDELL. October 3, 1829. 36-6m
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NOTICE.
A S Eliea, my wife, has seen Droner to
leave me and my boarding, I take this opportunity to advertise to the world, that I will pay no debts of her contracting henceforth and forever. J. RICHLEY CRAIG. October 10, 1829. 36-3t
Therefore, in order to benefit the Medical Profession and lessen the mortality attending infantile complaints, chronic diseases of the alimentary canal, and other obstructions, a record of all ininortant and daturp.rniu rase
r - is kept at the Jtiif York Injirmary for Dis eases of the Bowels, No. 316, Broadway, under the counsel and inspection of the following Pnysirians of the city of New York: Felix Pascilis, Saml Osborne, Saml. Mitchell, U.tvid Metedith Reese, and othcrs'fiiend!y to the arrangement, with a design to publish a work on diseases of the bowels and all infantile complaints. In order more fnllv to accomplish this important object, all Physicians who will interest themselves arc respectfully invited to forum d a statement of such practices as may prove sncccssful during the present season particularly epidemic and endemic dysenteries and diarrhoeas, in different parts of the United States. The authors name of each communication, is to be, (if approved) inserted in the work, and a copy forwarded to any part of the United States gratis. Also, all editors or newspapers in the United States who will publish this information four times, and send one of their papers to No. 316, Broadway, New York, shall be en
titled to a copy of the work, together with the thanks and respects of the author and Physicians to the New York infirmary for Diseases of the Bowels. S. G. VOUGHT. June 8, 1829. 36-4t
Lo?t Land Certificate. OTICE is hereby given, that six weeks JjNJ after this date, 1 will make application to the register of ihc Land Office at Vincennes, Indiana, for a Certificate of Forfeited Land Stock, lor the amount paid on the north west quarter of section number eighteen, in township No. three south, of range No. ten west, in the Vincennes Land District, and entered by Liltiebeny Jones, and forfeited to the United States agreeably to law ; and now claimed by the heirs of Azer.ah Ayres, deceased, under the act of Congress, entitled " An act for the relief of the purchasers of public lands, that have reverted to the United States for the non payment of the purchase money," approved the 23d day of May, 1828, the original certificate of the purchase of which has been lost or destroyed. Given under my hantl this 27th of September, 1829. JOHNSON ITTZJERRALD, in tight of his wife, and the other heirs of Azeri a h AYHF.s,decd. 35-6 Collector's Sale for Taxes. "jOl'ICEis hereby given, that on the second Monday in November next, at l ie court house door in Washixgtok, Daviess county, Indiana, I shall proceed to sell all Lands and Town Lots in said county, on which the tax for the years 1828 and 1829,
shall then remain due and that said sale will be continued from day to day, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and four, P. M, until the whole ate offered. RICHARD PALMER, Col d.c. Sept. 26, 1829. 34 4t.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to John Schnee,
i. lL (late of Harmony, Ind.) deceased, are hereby called on to come and settle their accounts ; and all those having demands against the estate of said deceased, are requested to bring in their claims acsording to law for adjustmsnt. JOHN SCHNEE, Exor. September 25, 1820, 35-3t Collector's sale for Taxes. Jjh N the second Monday in Xovembcr next jf I shall at the court house door in Mrrom, Sullivan county, Ind. expose to public sale, all, and singular, the several Tracts and Parcels of Land, including Town Lots, in 'said county, upon which the Taxes for the years 1826, 1827, 1828, and 1829, have not been paid; the said Tracts and Parcels of Land, including Town Lots, having been le
vied on by me as Collector, for want of per-
NOTICE 3S hereby given, to all whom it may concern; that I will on the second Monday of November next, ensuing, the date hereof, commence selling at the court house door in the town of Mount Vcinon, Posty county, all and singular, the Lands and Town Lots, on which the laxes due thereon for the year 1829. lb i which I am outhorized to collect, are not paid on or before the said second Monday of November; and that such sale will be continued from day to day. br twren the hours of 9 oclock, A. M.and 4, P. M of each day, until all are offered for sale, pursuant to the statutes in such case made and piovided. FELIX MILLS, Col. p. c . September 28, 1829. 35-4t. Collector's Notice. f!0 all whom it may concern. That I will on the second Monday of November next, at the court house door, in the town of Pettrsburgh, county of Pike, Indiana, expose to public sale, all and singular, the Lands and Town Lots on which the taxes due thereon, for the year 1829, are not paid on or before the said second Monday of November and that such sale will be continued from day to day, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4, P. M. of each day uniil all are offered tor sale. JOHN SPADE, Col. Pike C. Sept. 26, 1 829. 35-41 Collector's Sale for Taxes. THE Collector of the state and county revenue, for the county of CiiSson, state of Indian, hereby cives notice, that he will, on the second Monday in November, in the town ol Princeton, Indiana, at the court house door, expose to public sale, all Lands and Town Lots in said county, on which the tax for the vcar '829, shall remain unpaid, or so much thereof as will pay the ame, together with the csts The sale will b' between
sonal nronertv. out of whirh tn mate thta. the hours of I ' o'clock, A M. and 4. P M.
es due on said Tracts and Lots. Sale be. and be continued from day to day until all
tween the hours nf ten xr. arul fbnr p f . anr dispose d of.
be eontiniipH frnm t nnt?i U m f. N J HARCiROvE. Col c c fa.
- -------- v.avF w uui i wtiiaa f mm wi t fcred for sale. Sent 28th. 1 829 35-4t
R. DODD, Col s f. October 6, 1829. 35-Mt
A few pounds of Wool wanted.