Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 3, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 February 1830 — Page 1
WESTERN SUM Sc GENERAL ABVERTTSE1R
BY ELIHU STOUT. VINOENNES, (IND.) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1830. Vol. XXI. 3
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Advkrtisbments not exceeding thirteen
the courts in Warrick; if 1 the county of Per
ry, on the fourth Mondays of March and September; and in the county of Crawford, on the Mondays after the courts in the county of Perry. The Circuit Courts to be holden as above, in the fourth Judicial Circuit, in the said counties of Pike, Gibson, Vanderburgh, Perry and Crawford, shall each sit six days, if the business thereof require it; in the counties of Dubois, Warrick, and Spencer, shall each sit three days, if the business thereof require it; and in the county ol Posey, shall sit twelve days each term, i' the business thereof require it: Provided however. That this act shall not take effect in the said fourth Judicial Circuit, until the first day of April next. Sec. 5 In the county of Hancock, on the
Wednesdays succeeding the last Mondays in
SUPPLEMENT.
CONGRESS. Washington, Jan. 29.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Benton con
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line,, wilt be inserted three times for one del-' T .mi m 7 a rJ ar, and tvKnty.Jlvc cents for each after ,n-the fi.,rt Mondays in March and Sep-
sertion longer ones in tne same proportion. tCTPersona sending Advertisements, must specify the number of times they wish them inserted, or they will be continued until ordered out, and must be for paid accordingly.
LAW OF INDIANA. AN ACT fixing the time of holding Courts in the several Judicial Circuits in this state, and for other purposes. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Jstembly of the state of Indiana, That the Circuit Courts vvi bin the several Judicial Circuits in this state, shall be annually held on the days and times following, viz: In the county ot Vermillion, on the first Mondays of March and .icptember; in the county of Parke, on the second Mondays of March and September; in the county of Montgomery, on the third Monday s of March and September; in the county of Fountain, on the fourth Mondays of March and Septembet; in the
county of Warren, on Thursdays next after the courts in the county of Fountain; if 1 the
tember; in the county of Bartholomew, on the second Mondays in March and September; in the county of Johnson on third Mondays in March and September; in the county of Marion, on the fourth Mondays in March and September; in the county of Hendricks, on the second Mondays in April and October: in the county of Morgan, on third Mondays in April and October; in the county of Madison, on the second Mondays in May and November; and in the county of Hamilton, on the third Mondays in May and November. The Circuit Courts of the above filth Judicial Circuit, in the counties of Shelby, Bartholomew, Johnson, Morgan, Hendricks, Hamilton, and Madison, shall each sit six days, if the busi ness thereof require it; in the county of Marion, twelve days, if (he business thereof require it; and in the county of Hancock four days at each term, if the business thereof require it. Sec. 6. In the county of Randolph, on the
third Mondays of February and August; in
the county of Wayne, on the fourth Mondays ol February and August; in the county of
Union, on the first Mondays of March and
county of Tippecanoe, on the second Mon
days of April and October; in the county of j September; in the county of Fayette, on the
Clinton, on the thiul Mondays of April and i second Mondays of March and September;
October; in the county of Carroll, on the ; in the county of Rush, on the third Mondays
Thursdays succeeding the courts in the coun 'of Match and September; in the county of
ty of Clinton; in the county of Cass, on the 4th , Henry, on the fourth Mondays of March and
Mondays of April and October; and in the September; in the county of Deleware, on the
county ol St. Joseph, on the first Mondays j Mondays succeeding the courts in the coun
of Mav and November. The Circuit Courts
to be holden as above in the first Judicial Circuit, in the cou niesof Vermillion, Parke, Montgomery, Fount -.in,Tippecanoe and Cass, shall each sit six days, if the business thereof require it; and in the counties of War ren, Clinton, Carroll, and St Joseph, shall each sit thtee dnys, if the business thereof requite it Sec 2 In the county of Scott, on the first Mondays of March and third Mondays ot AupuM; in the county ot Jackson, on these cond Mondays ol March and first Mondays of Septe noer; u. the county of Lawrence, on the third Mondays in March and second Mon days in September; in the county of Orange, on tte fourth Mondays in March and third Mndavs in September; in the county of
ly of Henry; and in the county of Allen, on
the second Mondays of May and Novem
ber. i nc Circuit courts to oc noitien as
sit six days, if the business thereof require, exctpt the said Circuit Courts in the county of Wayne, and those CoHrt shall sit every judicial day, until the commencement ol the courts in the county of Union, if the business thereof require it. Sec 7. In the couuty of Knox, on the first Mondays of M rch and September; in the county o? Daviess, on the third Mondays of March and Sept.enber; in the county of Martin, on the fourth Mondays of March and September; in the county of Greene, on the first Mondays of priland October; in the coun ty of Monroe, on the second Mondays ol A-
Washi'imn, on he first Mondays of April pril and October; in th county of Owen, on andfouith Mondays of September; in the the third Mondays ot April and October; in county .n IHrrisnn, on ihe third Mondays of the county ol Putnam, on tne fourth Mondays Apt i; ui-t fr-.t Mondays of October; in the, of April and October; in the county of Clay, county o F'ycd, on the third Mondays in on the first Mondays of May and November; May and October; and county of Clark, on the in the county of Vigo, on the second Mondays
fourth Mondays in May and third Monday s of May and November; and in the county of
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.
That the Circuit Courts in the county of The Senate was again occupied jester y Elkhart, shall be holden on the third Mondays with Mr. Foot's resolution in relation to the of May and Noven.ber, and shall sit six days public lands. Mr. Benton having concluded il the business require it. nis able and powerful argument, Mr. Snracue
followed in reply, but the Senate adjourned before Mr. Sprague had finished, and without taking the question on Mr. Webster's motion for an indefinite postponement of the resolution which has been for
tinued the debate on Mr. Foot's resolution, pending. for suspending the surveys of the public Mr. Taler, of Virginia, to day resumed his lands; and in a strain of eloquence hardly yet 9Cat.
surpassed by that gentleman himself, ably The subject which first came under dissupportedthc statesmanlike views hitherto cussion in ihe house ot Representatives, subadvocated by him in relation to the disposition sequent to the transaction of the usual busiof the public domain. heas of the day was lhe resolution, oreviou..
In the House of Representatives, several (v submitted bv Mr. Conner, of the Genet!
bills were reported and forwarded through the Assembly of the State of North Carolina,
preliminary aiagc. uc rcsuiuuuimm uuui passed on the 4th ot January, 1830 for the edbyMr. De Witt, to discontinue the allow- purposc Gf procuring the repeal of the Salt
ance oi nueen nunurcu uouars ncrcioiorc Xax. Upon the question of its reference to a made by the House, for the service of drafts committee,-whether to the Committee of
men, was taken up, and discussed by the Ways and Means, or to the Committee on mover; and by Messrs. Taylor, Coulter, Manufactures, an interesting and animated M ercer, Whittlesey, Johnson, Ooodenow, I debate took nlace in the rntine of h,t
and WicklitTe ; until, on motion of the latter, Mr Hoffman, Mr. P. P Barbour, Mr Wilde!
uiciuiiucrtuimut.auuu v. u.6 mt. 1 aylor, iUr. Bates, 31r. Davis, of Massapostponed for two weeks. The House then chusetts, and Mr. Cambreleng, severally ad. went into a Committee of the Whole, Mr. dressed the house until the termination of tho Polk in the Chair, on the Maine election allotted hour. Mr. Strong has the floor fop question, and Mr. Evans, of Maine, resumed today upon ln-ls question. The Maine elecand concluded his remarks upon it in oppo- tion case was thtn laken upj and argucd b sition to the report of the Committee ol Elec jr Coke, in conclusion of his observations of lions. The Committee rose, by motion of thc preCeeding day, and by Mr. Goodenow, Mr. Smith, of Virginia, reported, and asked Mr. Spencer of New York, aud Mr P P Bar. leave to sit again ; but after some observations bour. It wa9 ultimately decided by a maiorfrom Mr. Buchanan, respecting the length ol ilVj lakcn by yeas and nays 0f ft 1 1 t0 79 jhat time already consumed in the discussion the sitting member, the Hon James W Ripfive days and the possibility that, in the iey, was duly elected. Id. event o? its continuance, it might be protracted , L five days longer, the House refused to gTant Shocking Depravity. The tragedy detailthe Committe leave to sit again. The qucs- ed j lne subjoined extract of a letter, is, from tion, therefore, now comes befoie the House. tne circumstances connected with it, calcuU S. Telegraph. jaled lo curdle the blood with honor. Tho w depravity it manifests in the perpetrator, is Washington Jan. 30. hardly surpassed in the annals of crime In the Senate, yesteru y, petitions were Co J" Duun, we learn, was a valuable officer, presented by Messrs Dickerson and Dudley aiid well calculated for the station he held, from Sunday citizens ol the state represented Co, we learn, is a native of Upper's Ferry, by them remonstrating aoainst the and " about 22 years of age Although of
icj)tv,uuic luiiuci'iuus, ne nas exnioitea much depravity of conduct for the labt three
or four years, and the ciime was no do tbt
perpetrated to gratily seme private feeling of
revenge. Jialtimore Patriot.
Extract of a Letter dated Happkr's Ferry, Jan 29, 1830. " I am scjrry to relate to you the most la-
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d o be published by Messrs. Gales and u,t,,lT wmcni I,ave ever
Seaton The resolution, after various mo- V" , n uF'""i" c: Armory, tions to amend and re commit had been re- . nel Iiiomas B Lunn, was shot dead
jected. finally passed by a vote of yeas 21, !" 1115 uul"' wM,Jf one o'ciock, Dy
nays 16. Mr. Grundy then submitted a res- . . 1 . 7' V . y " lo
olution instructing the Secretary not to sub- 1 15 Vu "IU.' u "l" ot mm oea,
scribe to the work until an appropriation be ua" neanne men
made by Congress, providing the necessary V JUV' "lc ai'CI mm, ana en funds to cover the expense. 'I he Senate then- favoured to escape, but was apprebenUrdv adjou.ned over to Monday next. and snlTt0 ja,l: 15 Ce moat hardened in ihn. Hmuft nf KnirPi.iMivo.. fi wretch I ever beheld. After he was taken n
piesentation ol a more than usual number ot " "V fa"'b'B du
PASSAGE OF ANY LAW PROHIBITING SUNDAY
tl. m w 1 a
mails- l nc ucoate on Mr. root's resolution in relation to the public lands was not resumed, in consequence of the Senate having been
above, in the sixth Judicial Circuit, shall each hCCUp,ed fff ,lhC Wh!e " tb.C
in isovenmer. i ne v-ircuu 'iiins 10 oe hohh n as above, in the second Judicial Circuit, in the counties of Jackson, Lawrence, Orange, and Floyd, shall each sit six days, if the business thereof requiro it; in the coun
ties of Washington and Harrison, shall each
sit twelve days, if the business thereof re- I
quire it; in tne county of Scott, shall sit at the spring term six days, and at ihe fall term twelve days, if the business thereo' require it; and in the cou nty of Clark, shall at each term sit until the husiucss thereof is finished. Sec. 3. In the county of Switzerland, on the third Mondays in February and August; in the cnumv of XcfTerson,on the fourth Mondays of February and August; in the county of Jennings, on the second Mondays of March and September; in the county of Ripley, on
Sullivan, on the fourth Mondays of May and
November. The Circuit Courts to be hold en as above, in the seventh Judicial Circuit, shall each sit six days, if the business thereof require it, except the counties of Knox and
; Vigo, which shall each sit twelve days, if the
discussion of the resolution authorizing a sub-
sciiption to a certain number of copies ol a
compilation of the public documents, propos
business thereof require it.
Sec. 8. All writs, subpoenas or other process, which may have issued from any Circuit Court since thc last sitting thereof, or which may hereafter issue previous to this act being received in the respective counties, shall be deemed and taken, and are hereby made returnable to the first day of the first term of
the several Circuit Courts to bo holden by
resolutions, tfle contested Maine election case was taken up. Upon the subject a discussion ensued until the close of the sitting. Mr. Smyth, of Virginia, Mr Howard, and Mr. Sutherland, severally, spoke in favor of the report ol the Committee and the right of the silting member to retain his seat ; and Mr.
Boulden in opposition. The House, however,
before the question was decided, adjourned
until Monday next. Jo. Washington, Feb. 2
quently heard to say that he was now satisfied."
From the Baltimore Republican. REVOLUTION IN MliXtCO. Thc euitors of the American ace indebted
to the kindness of a commercial house in this
city for the annexed copy of a letter, dated.
" Tarn fiicO) January 2 2 830. An express arrived yesterday from the
city of Mexico which brought the following
statement unaer Gate tne 23d ult Last night,
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gruo was given in mis city, in lavor ot iiusta
In the senate, yesterday, various petitions mente's plan, which has proved most decidand memorials for and against Sunday mails, cdly successful. 1 he government ws obliwere presented. The resolution submitted ged to surrender the palace at about 6 o'clock, by Mr. Webster, in relation to the bublic this morning and is completely overthrown, printer, was decided by the chair to be out of A commission consisting of three persons, order ; and the resolution of Mr Grundy Louis Quintana, Lucas Aleman, and Valez, directing the Secretary to postpone the sub- are named to exercise the executive power scription to Gales and Seaton's compliation of until the arrival of Bustamente from Puebla. the public documents, was debated by Messrs. The Ministers will be imn ediatelr narrTTrl.
virtue of this act; and all suits, pleas, plaints, j Grundy and Chambers, and on motion of Mr. but it is not kw.wn who hcy will be The prosecutions, recognizances, actions, mo- Me Lean was laid on the table. Mr. Benton revolution was effected without anv of thn
tions, or other proceedings, cither civil or. resumed his argument on Mr. Foot's resolu- violent excesses of last vear : someattemm
the third Mondays of March and September; criminal, which are now pending, or may 1 tion in relation to the public lands, and con- at a sague vrcre made by the Lefieros, but in the county of Franklin, on the fourth Mon hereafter be pending, prior to the time this j tinued to a late hour, when the Senate ad- were immediately prevented by the good bedays of March and September; in the county art shall be received in the several counties, ; journed. haviour of the troops. This morning the of Dearborn, on the second Mondays of April shall be taken up and acted upon at the first j In the House of Representatives yesterday, Capital is in perfect tranquillity and good and October; in the county of Decatur, on j term of such court to be holden under this the greater part of the day was occupied in order. The President, Guerrero is with a . i r .1. t i r :i i I . . . i. t i- . i r i . .
mc iJicscuwuuu u pcuuuns ana resolutions, Dody oi troops. J,000 strong, at some distance, among thc latter of which were some sub- and will, we suppose, be compelled to retire mitted by Mr WicklitTe, requiring informa- towards the coast, as no hopes now remain for tion respecting the allowance to public offi- his party. Santa Anna has gone to Vera cers in the years 1828 and 1829. Mr. Mc- Cruz, and assumed the command of 'he troops Dufiie from the select committee, reported in there. The views and intentions of the Chief part a joint resolution for an amendment of do not appear to be well understood, but it is the constitution of the United States, in rela- generally belieYed that they are in favor of tion to the election of President and Vice Bustamente "
thc fourth Mondays of April and October
And the said Circuit Courts to be holden as above, in the said thitd Judicial Circuit, shall sit in the counties of Ripley, Jennings, Switzetland, and Decatur, six days each, if the business thereof require it; and in the counties of Jefferson. Dearborn and Fianklin. twelve day each, if the business thereof require it. Sec. 4 In the county of Dubois, on the
act, and be disposed of according to law, in
the same manner as if no alteration had been made in the time of holding such court. Sec. 9 That the Secretary of State shall forthword cause the state printer to print in pamphlet form, three hundred copies of this act, and the act of this session, dividing the state into seven Judicial Circuits, and have the same ready for distribution immediately
All acts and parts of acts coming within the
Thursdays preceding thc second Mondays in J purview of this act, be, and the same are here
April and October; in the county ol Pike, on j by repealed.
the second Mondavs of Apil and October;
in the county of Gibson, on the third Mondays of February nnd August; in the county of P'isey, on the fourth Mondays of February and August; in the county of Vanderburgh, on the second Mondays of Match and September; in the county of Warrick, on the tlm i Mondavs of March and September; in the county of Spencer, on the Thursdays after
This act shall take effect and be in force,
from and after its passage. ROSS SMILEY, Speaker of tbe House of Representatives. MILTON STAPP, President of the Senate. Approved, January 2S, 1320. X. B. RAT.
Bustamente
President, which with an amendment pro
posed by Mr. Hayncs, was read a first and We understand that arrangements hr b
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conu unie, rcic-reu 10 a commiuee oi tne DeenmadebyMr Mills & Co. for carryinrwhole on the state of the Union, and ordqred thc mail in stages from this place by Vandalia to be printed. After the transaction of other to St. Louis This is welcome new t n,-
business according to the usual routine, the people of this town and countrv. r hrs
1 T ril a A In r m m iM.n tka mlinla .1 L. I ft - ? '
lAuuat in wui.iiiuv.i- ui mt, vruuiv 1C5UIHCU mc sumcicni cxcniors win oe made to extend thie censideration of thc Maine election question, line to our seat of government The enter-
v-vnv.,uj.u ins uji,i aimu3 1 prising inuiviauais wno are mc Pioneer in
ana was louoweu ny .ur oke, until motion these matters, deserve well of their feVnn-
oi iur. fiercer wic iiouse aujournea. citizcnt.
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