Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 November 1829 — Page 2

intirisxratorJ3 Nonce.

elusion ol the articles ol capitulation.

In relation to affairs at Uio dc Janeiro, a I iter under date of August 3lst, says: " Pilings arc not as they ought to be. A very strong party exists here in favor ol an abso1 .itc monarchy, having on its side a number of migrant military characters (mm the mother ;ountty. On the 26th inst. one of the deputies, en editor of talent, was attacked by two ruffians in open day, while on his way from the Corter, and almost killed. He had expressed his sentiments freely in the debates. It is said that the attack was made at the instance of a person high in ficrjrr. The affair has caused great excitement here.'

Hats Made & Sold, by R. P. PRICE, C ViSCB N'.VE5, ISDtA S'A,)

In the house lately occupied by

James if Mc.lrthur, as an Iron store, on Se

cond street, one door above Market street

The prices of hat's in general, arc for

Fine Roramsy

Coarse do

S5 3

leaver, - gUl line Cist or, fS Coarse do J J 6

Hats made in the shops here, arc in gene

ral, much superior to those imported from the Eastern states, for the latter are made ol

the coarsest wool, and naped withrabit fur

the farmers would find it to 'ieir interest, at least 25 per cent, to purcha from the manufacturers. I pledge myself that my Hats

shall be made in the best manner, of superior

stuff, and in the most Fashionable stvle. RICHARD P. PRICE. February, 1829. 2-tf fCJPORK, CORXW OJTS, will be re ceived in exchange for Hats. R P. P.

J Fifty dollars Reward.

UNAWAY from the subscriber about

the last of September, a negro man

twenty one or two ycats old, of black com plextion, named JIM, about 5 feet ten inches in height, nose rather turns up and shoi t, will weigh about 1 50 pounds; ad on when he

oioped a blue jeans coat, black hat, white pan

SS,

STATE OF INDIANA,

Knox County.

James Alton, Coma. . f,

V. S

John Barkman, and Jane his wife, William

Burlch and Margaret his wife, Abraham Ro

darmel and Nancv bis wife. Samuel Marshal

j N pursuance of iaw, I, Andrew Jackson Ji President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales will be held at the Land Offices at Jkffersonville and Vincennes in the State or Indian a, at the periods hereinafter designated, tor the disposal of all the lands

(which have been relinquished to the United

and Sarah his wile, Betsy Hamilton, former j States, prior to the fourth day of July, 1829,

ly Betsy Hannah, Thomas Docker and Mary under the provisions of the several acts ol

his wife, Joseph Koseman and Minerva his j Congress for the relief of the purchasers of wife, Indiana Hannah, Isabelle Hannah, Wil- j public lands, and for the extinguishment of liam Hannah, John Hannah and Maria Han- i the debt due to the United States by the purnab, defendants. chasers of public lands prior to the first day

A ND now at this time came the com-jof July, 1820, which have not heretofore l plainant by John Law his solicitor, and been exposed to public sale under the proviit appearing to the satisfaction of the court, ; sins of the act of Congress passed on the tht Samuel Marshal and Sarah his wile, and 1 24th day of April, 1820, entitled "An Act Tho nas Docker and Mary his wife, arenon-1 making further provision for the sale of the residents of this stateit is ordered that the j public lands.' pend ncy of this suit be published in the Also, at the same time and places, there Western Sun, a newspaper printed in Vin- vH bt exposed to public s3le, all lands furcennes, for four weeks successively; that ! ther credited in the second and third classes.

they be and appear here at the next term of I under the provisions of the act of Congress,

our Circuit Court, and answer complainant's

bill, or the satne will be taken as confessed. And Samuel Hill is appointed guardian to Isabeile, William, John and Maria Hannah. A Copy Test. For HOMER JOHNSON. Clk.

passed on the second day of March, 1821, en

titled An Act for the relief of the purchasers of public lands prior to the first day of July, 1820 and the acts supplementary thereto, passed on the 20th day of Apt il, 1822,

and the third day of March, 1823, which have

D. C. JOHNSON, Defi. c c.c.K.c. I reverted to the United States, agreeably to

Vincenncs, Nov. 21, 1829.

41-4t.

PROPOSALS For fwblishing by Subscription in Cincinnati, Ohio, TUE 1ST VOLUME OF A WORK TO DE ENTITLED " The American Literary Pre-ceptoiV

COMPLETE system of tuition for American youths, containg all the branches of lear

ning necessary, in forming the education of an American citizen commencing with the first ru liments. Spelling, Reading, &c. and including those proper, as the foundation of a complete sci

entific and ornamental education suitable for fit

ting one to enter a profession, or any useful occu

pation ; to be comprised in about 15 volumes,

D Y JAMES RL'GGI.KS,

,I:ith',r c '.- Universal I .av'uac.

CO.YMTI OJ'S. The first volume, which in

siZi and price, will be a pattern for the succ.es-

taloonn and probably a thin roundabout, which siv ones, will contain about 150 ISmo. pages, he wore under his coat, he took no other we. I printed, on common medium piper, and

:lothcs with him as I know of. I purchased substantially hound in boards, after the manner : .k.,;..i,k..i i r i of school books.

,. - , ... , . , I he price will be o7 cents per single cony, liar dm eoimtv, Ky. where it is prohab y he pri( ,m d,iivtMySl will purchase three co-

iuai)i: iurKiiiKas nc iidb many rruum.s uiv.w ptCs ; S a dozen ; and 20 one hundred

1 Will pivc 20 dollars lor said boy it taken in 1 -Subscriptions may be left with any Post-

.hc state and delivered to fnc m Uardstown, master m the United States, to whom tm

Ky or 50 dollars if taken out of the state WILSON BOWMAN.

copies

Rirdnwn CKv O- 7

.TH-?m.

rrjHE Subscriber has on hand a large and

H general assortment of merchandise.

suited to the present and approaching sea

son, which he will-sell low lor cash, or the

following a tides of county produce, viz

corn, poik, wheat, oats, beeswax, tallow, fur,

skins, jeans, linsey, and in fine, almost any

miclc of county produce: for all, or any ol

"which articles, he wili allow tlic highest

jnarkct price.

Where potk is delivered in lots of 2,000 vt. or upwards, half cash will be paid on

icli very. I ha c ; 's.)

FOR SALE, rOUU OK FIVK FARMS, Near Pah-sfiiie. Illinois.

Two ol which, lie adjoining the town, with

?;o(u! ore hards. Two on the river Wabash, rd to subscribers, so soon as sufficient encour

subscribed tor will be sent U v deliver; : and ev

ery Postmaster, shall be allowed a commission

often fier cent for receiving and collecting subscription, after transmitting the balance to the

author. Application may also be made person

ally, or by letter, lor copies to the author.

PROSPECTUS ad Contents of the tvhole

Work.

Volume I. Snellinsr Honk, Introduction to Enc-

lish Gra turner, and Elements of General Geography.

Volume II. Art of Penmanship with Com-

i Plates, the Fundamental Simple Utiles of Arithmetic, and Natural History of Animals.

Volume III. Parsimrin Emrlisli Gramnier. Ge

ography with Maps, the Use of Globes, and Arithmetic.

Volumes IV. V. VI. VII. fee. to comnrisc such

branches as mature reflection, intercouse with literary men, and future experience shall decide to be most proper ; the principal object being to establish such a course of education as will render the precious years of childhood and youth, too often wasted or misapplied by an injudicious direction of their studies, sufficient for the acqusition of a good education. The first volume will be published and delive-

tweniy five miles aboe Vincenncs, and one

cm the Grand Piaitie, five miles west of

Falei-tinc. Also, a house and lot in Lawrence

wile, and a small farm adjoining the same,

ior cash or pot k. WILSON LAGOW. Vincennes, Oct. 24, S29.

HMIT1L & TIIACV8

'Tin SJitvt Ivan Manufactory.

N the comer of Market and Second

lgenient and other circumstances will permit.

l'ostmasters are requested, to return the

names of subscribers left in their hands, as often as anv considerable number may be received

No printed subscription list is deemed necessary. Names gi- en w ith the intention implied of tak

ing any number of copies on the terms proposed

will be satisfactory.

. Every edidor of a paper who will give

this a few insertions, shall be entitled to one co

py gratis

Wanted immediately, a number of persons to

Solicit suhsrrintions for the :ihnvc wnrl- nnrl tlir

rfN the comer of Market and Second Ladies Museum, to whom a liberal compensation H P .trv cts, have on hand lor sale, a large will be given. Apply by letter, post paid, or

and general assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron personally.

ware, which they offer at reduced puces.

Tiuwarc will be sold wholesale and retail

p-jon advantageous terms to purchasers. Vincennes, October, 21, 1829. 37 if NOTICE. rTTHE subscriber has now in complete on

.1 cration, in PmscEros, Gibson county,

Indiana, a FULLTNG MILL.

Public Notice.

BOCTOR McNAMEE has received by several late arrivals, an additional assortment of ?f A

Drugs and Medicines, !; Paints and Dye Stuffs, a Patent Tedicinc, generally, Swaiirfs Panacea, Medical Furniture and Surgeon's Instruments.

the terms of such further credit, in conse-

qnence of nonpayment within the legal period. Also, at the same times and places, there will be exposed to saie, all lands which have reverted, or which, ptiorto the day of such sale, viay revert to the United State, under the provisions of th-j sixth condition of the fifth section of the act of Conp-re.ss, passed on the tenth day of May, 1800, entitled An act to amend the act, entitled and act providing for the sale of the lands of the United States, in the Territory Northwest of the Obio, and above the mouth of the Kentucky river," and which have not heretofore been exposed to public sale, agreeably to the provisions of the act of the 24th day ot April, 1 820, above quoted, to wit : At the Land Office at Jefpersonville, on the second Monday in December next. At the Land Office at Vincennes, on the third Monday in December next. Each sale to be kept open for six days. GIVEN under my hand, at the City of Washington, this thirtieth day of Scptem bcr, A. D. 1829. ANDREW JACKSON. By the President ; Hirniinv flnilltu o mm foe, ef ft,

AVING .again taken letters of Adr:r istration, with the will annexed, unon

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the estate ol John Chustopher Frederick Graetcr (late of Knox county) deceased, all persons having claims against the same, arc

i.iuvon.u ku jicsi.iii inciii uuiy auincnilCaled for settlement, within one year from this J date; and those indebted to the same, are ro

quested to make immediate paymcr.t, asslated in my former advertisement. -

C1IAS. II. Di: HOME,.fJwV. Cum 7'cst Annexe. Vincennes, Nov. 10, 1 829. 40-3t.

37-tds.

General Land Office.

8C7List3 of the tracts to be sold under this

proclamation, can be had on application at the respective land offices. N. 13 The lands further credited in the 1st class, that is all lands upon which the eight years credit was taken are exempted from the above sale. Knox Circuit Ct-urt AUGUST TERM, 1829.

STATE OF INDIANA, Knox County.

John McClure,

ss.

Insolvency.

His Creditors,

A ND now at this time came the appli-

I cant John McClure by SamuelJudah his counsel, and having heretofore filed his pe lition, together with a list of debts due by him to the deferdan s his creditors, and also the debts and demands due to him, and a schedule of all his property, praying that the court would grant unio him the benefit of an act entitled "An Act for the relief of "Insovvent debtors" and other acts for the relief of Insolvent debtors. It is therefore on motion considered by the court that the clerk give notice of the pendency of said petition, in the Western Sun, a paper printed in Vincennes at. least Three Weeks successively, sixty days previous to the day set for hearing. And on further motion it is ordered that this cause be continued until the next term of this court, A Copy Test, For HOMER JOHNSON, Clk. D. C. JOHNSON, Defi. Clk. C.C.K C. Vincennes, Nov. 21, 1829. 41-3t

and will attend to all orders in that line of

business, punctually. Persons residing in Making his assortment more extensive and

Kn'iK county, w ho wish cloth l ulled, will general than any herctotore offered for sale in

please leuxe the same at the Stage Office in this place all of which will be sold as low for

Vincennes, as a- langements have been made cash, as they can be had in Louisville, or any

with the nropnetors, to brin ami return the place in the west. 1 o Physicians who wish

. i l.xtii.i.:iii...iir i i i . .

same, fkkk of cost .a similar arrange- iu uu uicir ums wiui mm, ne pieacres lumseit

ment has been made for the convenience of to give general satisfaction, both in prices & the citizens of Vand f. nvim h k Posey coun- the quality of the articles furnished.

ties. He pledges himself to dress, and co- DOCTOR WOOL VERTO.Y still conti-

t orn if required, in a complete and workman nucs to anlmcin the above business, and to

like -n.'.imcr, all cloth lorwamcil to him. Hollow his prolcssion as heretofore

JAMES EVANS. E. McNAMEE.

March 18, 1S29. Gf Vincenncs, July 1S29. 22-tf

NOTICE.

A LL persons indebted to the subscriber

l are requested to come forward immediately and make payment, or satisfactory arrangements for the same ; towards those who neglect this notice, other measures will be pursued. He wishes to inform the public in general, that he still continues to carry on the Plough Making Business. Plough Frames made and warranted, at the shortest notice. By strict and close attention to the business, and by the quality of his work, he hopes to please his employers, and to merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. JAMES BURNS. Vincennes, May 25, 1829. 16-tf BLANK DEEDS for sale at the W Sun, office.

INDENTURES for Apprentices,

far sale at this office.

PROSPECTUS. TUG INDIANA JOURNAL, WILL DE PUDLXSIIKD, AS HKRETOFORE, TWICt A WtF.K, During the ensuing .session cf the (Vfw .isscmb! : . IT is known to the public generally, that the Indiana Journal was published twice a week during the last session of the General Assembly, ami that this was the first and only attempt which had been made, in the state cf Indiana, to issue a newspaper more than once a week. A vcrv considerable additional expense, over and above the ordinary expenditure of a weekly paper, was necessarily incurred by the semi-weekly publication. Encouraged, however, by the liberal patronage which was aiforded on that occasion, flattered by the general satisfaction with which that effort was regarded, and anxious to continue to afford the fullest and earliest intelligence of the Legislative proceedings, we have been induced agr.in to undertake the task and w e do so with evtry confidence of an increase of patronage, and of presenting additional claims to support. The time, it is confidently believed, has arrived, when a publication of this kind through the medium r.t which only a f via. and I. akly account of the proceedings of our General Assembly can be conveyed to the public will he sustained without being burdensome to the publishers. The honour of the state, and the interest of the people, alike demand such a publication, In regard to the accomplishment of the proposed undertaking, we can only pledge ourselves that every possible exertion w ill be made to meet the public expectation. For a sample of the maniier m which the proceedings will be reported, reference is made to our semi-weekly publication of last winter. P.y additional experience, and an increase ol exertion, we hope to discharge our duty still more 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 "nntrted. It was our intention, sometime ago, to enlarge our paper u an imperial size, and publish but once a week as usual. Further reflection, how

ever, has convinced us, that the proposed plan of issuing twice a week will be much more satisfactory to the public, although much more expensive to us. liv this plan w e will not only be enabled to publish nearly twice as much matter, but v e can also disseminate it much earlier. It is still our intention, as soon as practicable, to issue cur weekly papar.on an imperial sheet. 7fT.v of Subscriiticn. To those who enter by the year, no increase will be made on the present subscription price, which is Two Dollars in advance Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the end of six months, or Thrlk Dollars at the end of the year. For three months, including the Session, the price will be Onk Doli.u; and during the Session only, Seventvfivk Ce.vts to be paid in both instances at the time of subscribing, or during the session of the Legislature; which it is believed may by gene

rally effected through members and others

whose business will require their attendance

the seat ot government during the session. Particular attention will be paid to forwarding papers according to direction. il'Gentlenien to w hom this Prospectus is forwarded, will confer a particular favour onus, and it is hoped promote the interests of the public, by presenting it immediately to their neighbors and friends, in order that they may have an, oppotunity to patronize the undertaking should they deem it w orthy of patronage after which they will please to return the same to the Editors at least as early as the meeting of the Legislature. DOUGLASS & MAGUIUE, Editors. Indianafidis October 22, 1829.

THK Subscribers have just received and offer for sale an extensive and well selected assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. also: Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Groce ries, Shoes and Boots, Leghorn Bonnets, Jio,'ivars, Sec. Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and examine them. JAS. Sc SAML. SMITH. October 24, 1829. 37-9t N. B. We will receive in exchange fd goods, Corn, Cord wood, Flax k Tow linen, Rye, Rags, & Linsey, Sc Jeans., Wheat, L Feathers, Whiskey, O Pork, Deer Skins, Beeswax,

Dried Fruit, White Beans,

Veniscn Hams, Tallow, Sec.

Hags! Rags! Hags! CviS, or WORK, will bt given for any. quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton R.ifis at the wesntru svs OffiC,