Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 39, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 November 1829 — Page 2

rr doing nothing in personal dislike, but all in unison with principles springing from love of that country, and a wish to restore what I conceive to be a fundamental rule in popular govc rnments, of having no hereditary or life officers. With respect to valuable public servants, should they become indigent from circumstances where no improvidence is chargeable, 1 think they have a lien for faithful beneficial services, upon the public Tr projection against want; and I have no 4 mbt ihev will at all times find the legislative bodies willing to allow their claims Hut .Sir, mv conscience acquits me of personal prejudice. I shall go on with fiublic good in icw, fearless and careless of such conse fjuences as personal spleen awakened by ava rice may pro luce. I hope to sec Mr. Maury, aiulas a faithful public agent give him mv hind with no cowardly anticipations of hostility. I do not expect to please every ho ly. I may be frequently disappointed in changes made from the best motives: those motive? must console, me in such an event, imd the reflection that the wisest ate but fallible beings, will enforce caution in the men cr measures that I may appoint or propose."' Mr. II. shook hand with the President, on retiring; an I Mr , of Boston endeavoring to tcvivc ih e personal abuse and villifying, atrocious calumnies of the adverse papers, upon which Gen Jackson observed: "A sense of innocence preserved me from intemperance, under certainly the severest calumnies, and the most vindictive aspersions that any canvass ever gave birth too but 'tis past and the gra'itudc of a U'-: and enlightened people has cancelled ail ;iic injuries a faction indicted. I klt as am AMERICAN, at first, that the character of the country through its own Pressy would be villified a broad and its const quences depreciated in the opinion of other patriots, upon the dignity ol this list of Republics; but consoled rmself with the hope, that iu excessive licentious ncss would react in a salutary limitation by the people themselves, on i(s libellous propensities. You may suppose that my love for Mrs Jackson excited the mos violent indie;na! ion at tlie slander heaped upon hei it did. Here, Sir, all the feelings of my heart w e lacerated. No man waose feelings are no', as intense as mine, can lm.v.Moe my sub Ij.iigs; but let them sleep. Yet there is one scoundrel 1 hold an alien to every puouple, human or divine, who aspersed her in an obituary notice, this wretch sinks beneath toy punishment; y;t I never can hear his name with composure. Yom will oblige mo by giving these rein irks a place in your paper A NKWII VMIMTTIRF.M T riFV uiiwr .-.rw twin' 9 mix PtwMwn T Coj.iiA! nwn STEAM MILL, VINCKN'NES.

TO THE PUBLIC. A Meeting of the Citizens of the Town and jHJL County, who are favorable to a reformation in the morals of our fellow beings, by and in the formation of a Temperance Society for Knox County, are requested to meet at the Court House in Vincennes, on Saturday the 7th of November ensuing at 2 o'clock, P. M. f G. W. JOHNSTON. VI JOHN BRUNER. MARTIN ROBINSON. A JOHN B DOLLE T. JACOB KUYKENDALL.

Vinocnr

inncs, Oct. 31, 1829.

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jIlE subsr.rib. i s !i ive just received, d ice from No v York, a general assort

ment ui I' ill and ii inter

CO.VSV riSG IS PART OF Kla. Ul:..ek,G:vy & Olive !MO 1) CLOTHS Vopcr Blue, Black, Mixed and Ribbed double mT..-d CASHMERE, Co.1. 1. won d.tt't. , a OKvr.nvt asso a r tr.x r of ?1m'- ard irt ! -..i u- ". S Vl'TiNr'. T FS, . Mes Bine PEI .lSF. V LO HI, ',tri vi:ht Loiuhn printed CAMBRIC and CALICOES, :'ii;-'cr Black, Bine, Hove, Orange, Yellow, Pink and Crimson CRATE ROBES, Extra Crape SHAWLS and SCARFS, Plain and Figured SILKS, L lies & Gent's. White Black Silk GLOVES PI da J?c figured BOOK MUSLINS LENO, Worked and tambomed muslin CAPES. Soner plain and figured BOMB VZET FS, Circassian PLAIDS, suitable for ladies Cloaks, iVuiseeand Berege DRESSES, Bra.nlli m, G:nu;h am and Cambric UOBES, Ladies Kid and B.a er GLOVES, also a oknkual assortment op

Ladies and -ontlemcns SHOES, SHOE FEES, and PUMPS, WITH A WKLL SF.LFCTF.D ASSORTMENT OF

Hardware, Cutler?, Castings and

Groceries, Which we will sell at the most reduced prices lor Cash, or in trade for Rye. Corn, 11' heat and country Produce generally SAM N. MARRON. Co.

By timfrcsidentoftlic United States, fN pursuance of law, I, Andrew Jackson, President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales will be held at the Laud Offices at Jeffersonville and Vincennes in the State of Indiana, at the periods hereinafter designated, for the disposal of all the lands which have been relinquished to the United Slates, prior to the fourth day of July, 1829,

under the provisions of the several acts of

Congress for the rebel o! the purchasers ot pubbc lands, and for the extinguishment of

the debt due to the United Stales by the purchasers of public lands prior to the first day of July, 1320, which have not b etoforc been exposed to public sale under the provi sious of the act ot Congress passed on the 24th day of April, 1820, entitled "An Act making further provision for the sale of the public lauds." Also, at the same time and places, there will be exposed to public sale, all lands further credited in the se cond and third classes, under the provisions of the act of Confess, oaed on the second day of March, 182 i, entitled "An Act for the relict of the purchas rs of public lands prior to the first day o! Julv, 1820 ;' and the acts supplementary

0 w - thereto, passed on the 20th day of April, 1822, and the t hi 1 cl day ot March, 1823, which have reverted to the United States, agreeably to tnc trms ot suchftuther credb, in conseqnencc of nonpayment within the legal pci d Also, at the same times and places, there will he exposed to sole, all lands which have reverted, or which, pimrto h- day of such a!e, may revert to the UnFed State, under the provisions of the sixtn condition of the filth section ol the set of J. 'onirvr-s, passed on the tenth dav of Mav, I8vi0. entitled An act toamt.idthe act, entitled and act providing tor the sale of the lands of the United States, in th-e 'Fcnitory Moithwcst of the Ohio, and above the mouth of the Kentucky rivet," and whirh have not heretofore been exposed to public sale, agreeably to the provisions of the act of the 2i!h day ol April, 120, above quoted, to wit : At the Lsnd Office at Jefff.rsonvii.le, on he second Mtnd;iy in December next. At the Land OfTice at Vincennes, on the thid Monday in December next Each sale to be kept open for six days. GIVEN nnder my hand, at the City of Washington, this thirtieth clay ol September, A. D. 13tf ANDREW JACKSON. By the Piesnicnt ; George G r a ii a m , Co m m issio ner of the 37-tds. General Lat.d Office ZT Fists of the 1 1 acts to be soid under this proclamation, can hv had on application at the respective land offices

FARMER'S LOOK HERE ! THE Subscriber has on hand a large and general assortment of merchandise, suited to the present and approaching season, which he will sell low for cash, or the following articles of county produce, viz. corn, pork, wheat, oats, beeswax, tallow, fur, skins, jeans, linsey, and in fine, almost any article of county produce: for all, or any of which articles, he will allow the highest market price. Where pork is delivered in lots of 2,000 cwt. or upwards, half cash will be paid on delivery. I have also FOR SALE, FOUR OR FIVE FARMS, V Near Palestine, Illinois.

Two of which, lie adjoining the town, with

notick.

September 1, 1829.

JO-tf

Fifty dollars Howard "p UNA WAY from the subscriber about Ji the last ut Septeuihcr, a negro man twenty one or two vcars old, of black complexiion, named JI M, about 5 feet ten inches in hcihi, nose 1 at her turns up and short, will weih about I5r) pounds; had on whe 1 he cloned a blue jens coat, blark hat, white pan taloons and prubihly a thin roundabout, which he wore under his coat, he took no other cl tlus with him as I know of I purchased said b v in the neighborhood of Hodgenville, II t .tin county. K.v. where it is probably he maybe lurking s lie h s manv relations there. I will iive 20 dollars for said boy if taken in the stale and delivered to mc in B.irdstown, Kv. or 50 dollars K tak'?n out ol the state WILSON BOWMAN. HataLtown (Ky.) Oct. 27. 33-2m.

TtILL be sold to the highest bidder, ) V at the Court house door, in Evansville, on the 22d day of December next, between the hours, of 10 o'clock A. M. and 6 P. M the section of land, reserved for the use of schools, in township seven, south of range eleven west; saie land lies within half a mile of the Ohio river, in Union township. Vanderbcrg county, and is of the first quality, md well timbered. The section will be sold in small tracts, according to the subdivisions made by the Trustees. Sale will continue from day today until the whole be completed. JOHN SHAN KLIN, Com'r. Evansville, October 8, 1329. 37-3t

Id,

Fine Roramsy Coarse do

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Hats Made & Sold, by

R. P PRICE.

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In the house lately occupied by James & Mc Arthur, as an Iron store, on Second street, otie door above Market street. The prices of n.irs'in general, arc for

leaver, - glO Fine Cistor, 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 fur the farmers would find it to their interest, at least 25 per cent to purchase from the man ufactuters 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 rPORK COR.VLf 0.4TS, will be received in exchange for Iats. R. P. P.

PROSPECTUS. THE INDIANA JOURNAL, WILL EC PUBLISHED, AS HERETOFORE, T'.VICE A WEEK,

During the ensuing session cf 'the Gen.

IT is known to the nablic generally, thnt the Indiana Journal was published twice a week during the last session of the General Assembly, and that this was the first and only attempt which had been made, in the state of Indiana, to issue a newspaper more than once a week. A ycry considerable additional expense, over and above the ordinary expenditure of a weekly paper, was necessarily incurred by the semi-weekly publication. Fin cou raged, however, by the liberal patronage which as a.Te.rded on that occasion, flat

tered by the general satisfaction with which that

goon orchards. 1 wo on the river Wabash, , . f , . , t. ,,. c " r. ., , , artoril the fullest and earliest mtelheence ct the twenty-five miles above V mcennes, and one i Lelslativc proceedings, we have been induced on the Grand Ptamc, five miles west of j asKm to undertake the taskand wc do so with Palestine. Also, a house and lot in Lawrence-1 every confidence rf an increase of patronage, and

ville, and a fcmall farm adjoining the same, ' of presenting additional claims to support, The

for cash or pork.

WILSON LAGOW. Vincennes, Oct. 24, 1829. Ti SMITH & TRACY'S 7? & Sheet Iron Manufactory.

N the coiner of Market and Second streets, have on hand for scle, a large

and general assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron ware, which they offer at reduced pi ices. Tinware will be sold wholesale and retail upon advantageous terms to purchasers. Vincennes, October, 24, 1829. 37-lf BIIICK LUMBER. 1iy57' lne subscribers, are authorised to y y receive proposals and make contracts with individuals, for a quantity of hewed timber; any person wishing to contract, will state the lowest price they will deliver tim ber for foot, the timber will mostly be rerjoi red of poplar, We also wish to contract for two hundred thousand bricks, and will receive proposals for iots of 40 or 50,000; persons wishing to

contract, w ill make their proposals in writing, j

seal them up and hand hem to Wilson La gow, who is authorised to receive them un til the 10th of November next ; also, propo salsjor 21,000 cipress shingles.

i A 1 LU N LAGOW. VJOHN C. HOLLAND, JOIlN I5RUNER, " JOHN McGIFFIN,

Vincennes. October 1829. 37-3 1

Commi:-tee.

time, it is confidently believed, has arrived, when

a publication of this kind through the medium of which only a full and early account of the proceedings of our General Assembly can be conveyed to the public will be sustained without being burdensome to tbiC publishers. The honour of the state, and the interest cf the people, alike demand such a publication. In regard to the accomplishment of the proposed undertaking, we can only pledge oursehes that every pc-ssible exertion will be made to meet the public expectation. For a sample cf the manner in which the proceedings will be reported, reference is madi to our semi-weekly publication oflat winter. Hv additional expericr.ee, and an increase of exertion, we hope to dbchaige our duty still mote satisfactorily. Important documents, reports of committees on subjects of .general interest, and as full a sketch of the debates as our limits will allow, will be speedily and carefully inserted. It was our intention, sometime ago, to enlarge our paper to an imperial s'e, and publish but (nice a week as usual. Further reflection, however, has cenv inced us, that tlie proposed plan of issuing tT ice a wc-ck will be much more satisfactory to the public, although much more expensive to us. P,y this plan w e will not only be enabled o publish nearly twice as muck matter, but we can also disseminate it much eailier. It is still our intention, as soon as practicable, to issue our weekly papar on t. imperial sheet. Tcrtr.i cf Siibicri.tt jii. Yo those who enter by the year, no increase w ill be made on the present subscription price, which is Two Doli.aiis in advance Two Doliaus and Fn-rr O.nts at the end of six months, or FiihhK Dcllahs at the end of the v?r. For three months, including the Session, the price will be One Dollar ; and during the Session only, Skvlntyivk Ct.srs to be paid in both instances at the time of subscribing, or during the session of the Legislature; which it is believed may by generally effected t!.rr;ueh members and others.

whose business will require their attendance at

the seat of trovern.nei.t duru sr the session.

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ticular attention will be paid to forwarding papers according to direction. itGentlemcn to whom this Prospectus is forwarded, will confer a particular ta our onus:.

! and it is hoped promote tne interests of tlie pub- ! lie, by picsenting it immediately to their neigh

bors and lnends, m ordev that they may have an

laturc.

PROPOSALS For fiublishing by Subscription in Cincinnatiy OhiOy the 1st volume of a work to de entitled " The American Literary Preceptor.55 k CO?vIPLETE system of tuition for Amcri-

j. can youths, contains all the branches of lear

ning necessary, in forming the education of an

A niMi ir n n ri!i7Pnrnminnr-iivr i?tt1-i !.- 4-t f

rudiments, Spelling, Reading, c. and including f "PPur.ty to patronize the undertaking snould those proper, as the foundation of a complete sci j 1 lc-v dc.?,m worlll' of patronagc-atter wnch entibc and ornamental education suitable for fit-' lhc-v V,'lH I,lcasc lof.r; t the Ldi-

tine one to enter a m ofession. or any useful nrrn- ! h KabL ilb cai J Ub u,c n UI?B OI U1C

pation ; to be comprised in about 15 volumes, j BY JAMES RlTGCLKS, Author of " A Universal Lav.guanr." CO.YD ITI O.YS. 'Fhe first volume,which in ! size and price, will be a pattern for the succes- j sive ones will contain about 150 l.Smo. page?,! well printed, on common medium paper, ami' substantially bound in boards, after the manner 1

if school books. 'Fhe price will be 37 cents per single copy, payable on delivery Si will purchase three copies ; S a dozen ; and S-0 one hundred. JySubscriptions may be left with any Postmaster in tlie United States, to whom tlie copies subscribed for will be sent for delivery ; and every Postmaster, shall be allowed a commission often fier cent for receiving and collecting sub-

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, lor casn, or exchanged lor rags.

Spelling Book, Introduction to Engineer, and Elements cf General Geo-

Volume I

Fish G rammer

graphy. Volume II. Art of Penmanship with CopyPlates, the Fundamental Simple Rules of Arithmatic, and Natural History of Animals. Volume III. Parsing in English G rammer. Ge

ography with Maps, the Use of Globes, and I

Arithmatic. Volumes IV. V. VI. VII. &C. to comprise such

branches as mature reflection, intercouse w ith

TILL AY, BULLEX Sc Co.

Louisville, Aug. 12, 1829.

Knox Circuit Court AUGUST TEHM, 1829.

STATE OF INDIANA, Knox County.

John Moore, Comfi. ")

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inerar men, ana iuture experience shall de-; Eleanor Sullivan, I hitn0 TnMr1, J thC Princjl,al1 o!,jcct; Rebecca D. Sullivan, J In Chancery, being to establish such a course of education ! sIlcan ilu:..,n f J as will render the precious years of childhood ! ?, ' 1 ,

and youth, too often wasted or misannlirri hv i "ciscy uuivan, antl

an injudicious direction of their studies, suili'- i luc' Sullivan,

cient for the acuusition of a erood education.

The first volume will be published and delivered to subscribers, so soon as sufficient encouragement and other circumstances will permit. Postmasters are requested, to return the names of subscribers left in their hands, as often as any considerable number may be received

ND now at this time came the Com.

a. p'ainant by Gen. V. Johnston, his solicitor, and it appearing to the satisfaction cf the Court, that the Defendants are non-residents of this State, it is ordered that the pendency of this suit be published in the Wcs-

No printed subscription list is deemed necessary.! tcrn Sun for four vtck successively that

Names g'r en with the intention implied of tali- j thejDefcndants appear here at the next term, ing any number of copies on the terms proposed j and answer the Complainant's biil.or the same will be satisfactory. j will be taken as confessed. And on further Even edidor of a paper who will give motion, it is ordered that Samuel Hill be a-. tins a .tew insertions, shall be entitled to one co-1 poinlcd guardian ad litem io the said DeI . gratis. I . " Wanted immediately, a number of persons to I J T,,T-r, T,vTr,., solicit subscriptions for the above work and the Attest For HOMER JOHNSON, Clk. Ladies Museum, to whom a liberal compensation D. C. JOHNSON, Dcfi. C. will be tfiven. Apply by letter, post paid, or C. C. A C. personally. Vincennes, Oct. 3 1, 1 829. 33-lw.