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returning, in any such instance, shall be chargeable on such occasions with any such toll. Sec. 13. That when said road is completed, or such parts thereof, from time to time as aforesaid, and the same shall have been examined proved and licensed, in manner aforesaid, it shall and may be lawful for the board of managers to appoint such and so many toll gatherers, as they may think proper, to collect and receive of, and from every person or persons using the road, the toll rates herein mentioned. TO BE CONTINUED.

TURNPIKE STOCK. IN conformity to an act cf the Legislature of this state, approved January 29, 1830, entitled uAn Act to incorporate a company to make a Turnpike Road from New Albany, in Floyd county, by Greenville, Paoli, Mount Pleasant and Washington, to Vincennes, in Kti'jx county, Notice is hereby given, that books shall be opened for subscription to said Stock by the attending commissioners at the

following places, to ur:

- At New Albany, m 1 loyd county, let Mon1 1 A

ciav .nav ncxi.

At Salem, Washington county, 2d Monday

May next. At Paoli, Orange county, 3d. Monday May next. At Mount Pleasant, Martin county, 1st. Monday June next. At Washington, Daviess county, 2d. Monday June next. At Vincennes, Knox county, 3d, Monday June next. The undersigned commissioners appointed under said act lor the county of Knox, having no opportunity to consult their associates, without delaying this advertisdment, would respectfully refer to the act published in the Western Sun, and call' the immediate attention of the pub'ic, not only to the general advantage of the work in view, but also to the favorable terms upon which a most profitable stock may now be procured. It is believed the line of turnpike will soon be provided for west, to St. Louis, and that the present Congress have donated g36000 to its accomplishment. To property holders, on or nrar its line, and the patriotism that looks to the prosperity of the country, the Commissioners need give r.o additional invitation to attend at the places and times specified. The books for Knox county will be kept open at the tavern of John C. Clark, Vinvennes. SAMUEL TOMLiNSON, JOHN C CLARK, JAMES SMITH. Vincennes, April, 1830. 103t. s -T Editors nl the Western Regis-er, Tcr

re Ihute: Annotator, Salt, in; Statesman,

Charleston, will please tire the above three

insertions in their respective papers.

AMERICAN STENOGRAPHIC BY M. T. C. GOULD, No. 6 NORTH 8TH STREET PHILADELPHIA. Mr. Gould teaches persons to record the language of publick speakers as fast delivered. Those who cannot attend his personal instruction may acquire the art from his book the 7th edition of which, is now before the public, price 50 cents.

N. 13. This work will be sent by mail to

any part ol the United States, upon the following conditions viz:

If 81 be enclosed in the letter from a less distance than 150 miles, the writer will re

ceive a copy of short hand free from postage both ways. If from a greater distance than

150, he will receive two copies, paying his own postage, both ways. Post Masters, and others, who prefer to pay postage both ways, will of course receive two copies in all cases. KIT" A copy shall be sent to the publisher of any Newspaper in the U. States, who

will give this advertisement one conspicuous

insertion, and forward a number of his paper containing the same.

Probate Court, Vanderburgh Circuit. MARCH TERM, 1830, John Conner, Adm. of the "1 estate of Thos. Needham. deceased. A SVtxhlon t0 sc The heirs anfoettjfff rCal CSlalC said Thomas Needam, deceased. J OW at this time the petitioner, In appearad here in open court and filed his petition, praying the sale ot the real es

tate of the said I homas Needham, and it now here appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the heirs and devisees if any, are non-residents of this state, it is therefore ordered, that unless they do appear here on or before the first day of next term of court, and answer the petitioner's said petition, the matters and things therein contained, will be taken for confessed, and decreed in their ab

sence accordingly, and that notice of the pen

V SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of a Fieri Facias in damages J) to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Knox Circuit Court, I will expose to public sale at the Court House door in Vin

cennes on Saturday the seventeenth day of

April next, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and five o'clock P. M. agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real

and personal estate to execution the lollovving property heretofore taken upon attach-

Probatc Court. MARCH TERlf, 183C. STATE OF INDIANA ? Knox County ) TTARIHA DUCHANE, AdministraIV JL fix of Alexis Duchanc, deceased, appeared in Court and filed her advertisement and account of assets and demands against the estate; and on motion, it is ordered that the account current of said estate be settled on the first day of the July term of this court, and that a copy of this oiderbe advertised in the Western Sun. fd A true Copy Attest,

V PnrHOMFR innvQnv .

D. C.JOHNSON, dccpckc.

Vinnennes, April, 1830. 10-4t. Public Sale.

TTB Y virtue of, and under a decretal order JO) of the Probate Court of Xnox county, it I hp Iininni T r m 1 -1 c t - i 1 1 1 call n . . U

dency of this petition be given by publication nflfrrv ' ,h rrt ,llc,. - -.

of this order, in some public newspaper of ! n f vincennes. nn.Satnrd th fir.t

this state, three weeks successively, and this cause is continued until the next term of this court. A Copy, Attest V. T. T. JONES, dcfcc. April 2, 1830. 9-3t.

Petition to sell

real estate.

Levi Price, Adni. ol the "1

estate of William Cul ly deceased.

V3. 's f

The heirs ol saidWil- j

Ham Cully, deceaseu. J OW here .in open court, came the petitioner and filed his petition, praying

that the real estate ol said Cully, deceased,

may be sold to satisly the debts against said

of May, ensuing, commencing at 1 o'clock, P. M. Lots No. 454,455,457, 494,495, 496, Sc 497, upon the plat of Messrs. Johnson k Emison, belonging to John Small, late deceased. A credit ol six months will be given,

upon executing bond with approved security J8bearing interest from the day of sale. MARY SMALL, Acting AdWM. SMALL, J minutratort of John Small) deceased, .

April 5, 1830. 9-3t. Medical Notice. PTpiIE regular meeting of the Medical

JUL Society will take place in Vincennes on

inent in this case, to wit: The one undivided "tatc, and it now heie appeal ir.g that the said Monday the 3d day of May next as the law 4?

third nrt nF thn following f1ecc,ihpr1 lot J 1 tal cslate has bcen du,y appraised, and an in

and tracts of lands lying and being in Knox vento-y thereof filed, and it appearing to the

County and state of Indiana viz: Four hun-

court also that the heirs of said William

dred acres of land lying in the donation num. Cu,1' deceased, are not residents of this

lr ).Vn l,.ir.rtrP,l nrl ll.irtv KA dsn nnp slJlc) 43 uitit-iuiv; uiuutu, uiai Uim:s llic

hnnrlrerl rrP, donation ni.mher hvn hundred sald l,eUS ot lhe said WlUiail. Cully, deceas

and eleven T21H aUn in survcv numher one ed'do aPPear hc,c on or bcfore lhe lst da'

v ...

(I) one hundred acres land in township No

of the next term of this court and answer the

directs. When It IS er.rnpttlu rrmiPctpM . , t

members will be punctual in their attendance. Vincennes, April, 1830. 10-3t LAND FOU SALE. rjTMlE Subscriber will give a bargain in 1L 4K) acres of land, No. 231, additional

donation, in the neighborhood of Abram Hol

1 Range 10, also one hundred and twenty petitioner's said petition, the matters and , , llfan mMc tiUc NviU bc

. i i n 1 1 ur u i r l r- r i- ! 1 1 f t r i i 1 1 f- 1 1 . iv in i u rmi'n inr ... .

acres land in survey number 2 lown l Range ..v.,. ... .w.

10, also one half lot lying in the borough ol ' "' u,u,I,Hy ",cr

Vincennes number (19) nineteen, also one

lot number eighty-two (82) in Vincennes, al so part of lot number thit ty-nine(39) in Vin

cennes, also one lot number eighty-seven

absence; and that notice ol the pendency of

this petition be given by publication of this order three weeks successively, in some pub

lic newspaper of this state, and that this cause

(87) in Vincennes, also eighty acres of land bc continued until the next term of this

lit llic iici plaint uuuiiucii J 1 1 v-3i jy

given a description of the land, its advan- f ,

tageous situation, &.c. is deemed unneces-v, sary, as it is presumed any person wishing to purchase will examine for himself. N. SMITH. Or'pVt 24, 1829. 37-tf

A Copy Attest, W. T. T. JONES, o. c. r. c. c. March, 1830. 7-3t.

KEGUIiAU PACKET.

For Tkrre IIavie, Lafayette, and all intermediate Landings, the new

and fast runimj Steam lioat

ripnicjyoE, (DvrnnF.s Master,) built expressly for the W -abash trade ; will ply as a regular Packet and tcing built very light, draft of water will no doubt be able to run the whole season. Will commence t uning on or about the 15th Man h next. All Goods ot- Merchandise forwarded to the Subscribers to go up lhe Wabash, will be received Stoted and forwarded free of all charges except Drayage. For Freight or Passage applv to TILL AY ScSCOT t Lcuinvillc, or WM. MlEUHE, Vmcennc: February. 1830. I -3m.

the land belonging to the United States, and on the east bv land belomnnrr to Ebenezar Welton, and on the north-west by the river Wabash; also twenty acres of land in the upper prairie the boundary not known; taken as the nronertv of John J O'Brien at the

suits of Wilson Lagow, John C. Heily and A 4 WILLIAM JONES,

James Smith administrator of the estate of

Sarah Jones, deceased. JOHN MYERS, Sh'ff. K C. March 27, 1830. 7-6t.

GRJJEVILLE FEMALE AOADLMY, HAURODSHUKC, (KV )

HAS purchased, and is now fitting up, the frrecnvilh Soring, ind will nm n n Vpmnlp

Academy on the first Mondav in May next. I Intemperance and Infidelity which, like the

i'KOSPF.CTUS. or TEE NEW-YORK AMULET, AND Ladies' Literary and Rdigwus Chronicle. o:E:o QmllE primary object ot" this work will bc, to UL check the rapid progress ol two alarming

evils, so fatally prevalent in our countrv, viz

5) Notice is hereby ffiven,

MjIIAT si: weeks after date, application JL u'll be mule to the Register of the

Land Ofh'cc at Vincennes, in the state cf In

diana fin a certificate of forfeited Land Stock

for the amount paid on the north-west quar

ter of section number six, in township

and new

ltI2GUL!t V CIvET. jj.OR 1'kiiuc H.rrr.t L .r yf.tvs i ll intermediate Landiiurs, the

Steam Boat

HIGHLAND!:!:, (Uoaf.rs Master) will commence running soon -.diet the river openn and continue in the trade during the whole season. All Mei-chan-lise or other property consigned to the subscribers to be shipped up the Wabash will be received and lorwarded free of expnuc except Dravage. Freight or Passage apply to TILL AY k SCOTT, Louixvillc

or WM. All EUR E, VfnreM,

This establishment and its

well known to the iiublic to need j

tion. l lie stuoies ot the young lames who may be committed to his care, will be constantly con

ducted by himsdf. Having determined to en-

ia-e m the instruction of Females, liom a con

viction ot the extensive sphere of usefulness which it offers he will use even effort to make

his institution as permanent and as extensively

usetul as possible. His own mteiest, the useful

ness and leputation of hi school, he deems are

sulhcient pledges tor his ttrict attention to his pu-

i he following m bo the course of studies;

number seven south, of range number thir

teen west, in the district ol Vincennes, enter- - is

ed on the twenty-second day of May, 1807; First Class Heading, Writing, Spelling (with

also, lor a certificate ot forfeited Land r?tock definitions,) Mental Arithmetick English Gram

for the amount Paid on the north-west nuar- mar with Lxemses, occ.

ter of section number twentv-four, in town

ship number six south, ol range number

eleven west, in the Vincennes district, enter

ed on the nineteenth day of May, 1807, in the name of Robert M. Evans, and forfeited

Second Class Heading and Arithmetick contin

ued; Geography, History, ancient and modern,

Hhetorivk, Logic and Compositions.

l lord Clasi Astronomy, Natural Flnlosophv,

Moral and Intellecnal Philokoply, Natural Theo-

logy,L idenres ot Christianity ami Compositions

for non-payment, agreeably to law; now ny of which may be omitted at th option of

claimed by me, under the act ol Congress ol parents.

F

ehruarv. 1830.

lam.

NOTICK. rJ'IE ?'.i!)sc iber has nov in completo op 3 et atson, in v7 :cb ro.v, (tibsvn counts

Lull VVIAASU MILL. an', will atten.l to al, orders in that line ol bu-i; pur, urally. Persons residing in K'. e hi i. v . wiio wish cloth Fulled, will pit aseleac 'hC same at the Ht.ie Office in V ' -u tunes, as arrangements have bem made Wi' i 'he pioj. etois. to knr.g and return the same, fwek or eosr A similar arrangers ent Uas oCr ot t !e for the convenience ot t e citi-iutsol Vasih.hihoii x Posetcouii lies He p v jj, himsed io dress and coLous if leqvint ;!.!nacoti!)'; 'e and urkman like o i".ort, al c'oth lerwrded to him. JAMEs EV A nS iM.srch 1829. 20-tf

twenty-third day of May, 1 828, entitled "An

act for the relief of purchasers of Public

Lands, that have reverted for non-payment of

the purchase money;' the original certiti

catcs of the purchase of which have been

lost or destroyed. Given under my hand,

this twenty-seventh dav of March, 1830. ' : WM. M'CORMICK. March 27, H30. 7-6t. STATE OF INDIANA,

March Term, 1830.

l, motion of Joseph Warner Attorney

y tor Alary iiraudus tormcr adnunislra

trix upon the estate ol James Rraudus, late

of said county deceased, it is ordered, that the bill of the said Mary, administratrix as aforesaid for a sale of the real estate ol the said deceased, be continued to the next term

The vear will be divided Into two Serpens, of

tvc months each ; the sumirer session beeinnim;

on the first Menday in May and ending the last of September; the winter .session, beinninp; on

the In st Monday in Isoembur, and ending the

lat ot Marcn.

Terms. Boarding, with washing, fuel, ?vc. in

cluding tuition, per session, 55 (JO

1 uition without boarding, 15 00 Payable quai tcily in advance. Accomplished teachers of Musick, Painting,

cc. will be employed, and instruction in the sev

eral ornamental branches mav be had at a small

additional charge, and if the demand will war

rant it,teachei jof the French and other Modern, i

nad the Ancient languages, will be employed Those who feel disposed to educate their daugh

ters or wards at this institution, can, fur luithel information, imply to

WILLIAM 1). JONES,

larrods b u rg. Ken t u ckv.

advantages are too cakerw,rm- arc stripping the green walks of need particular men- lite a11 ,lowcl s aud leaving the moral world a

leaiiess uesart. i o uo tins tne more etiectually, we shall pourtray in the nicst vivid colours thedefoinnty and deleterious consequences of these most deadly e,ih, by interesting moral tales shetehes, fiagments, essay s, and scriptural illustrations. We shall endeavcur to cherish in the hearts of our readers, the sublime ami bcncolent ventiuu u of the blessed gospel ot" Jesns Christ to exhibit the beauties And rewards of virtue in all their captivating loveliness to awaken the better ftelings of human nature to cultivate the social and domestic inflections to lead the mind through the most delightfuj avenues, to the bowers ot happiness and peace to elevate and enkugethe conct ptiens to imbue the understanding with the mot exalted ideas of illimitable attributes and perfections of tin (ileal Divinity tbcicby leading mankind to " ieartiod and keep his comiiiaiidmrnts." 'Fo accomplish tin. e design-, Ave call to cur aid all the eh queni e ol" truth, rlotheil in the mot f iseiuating fonns .uch as moral ess;i , simple or pathetic tides. an mg " n ( io rave" to

gay, from lively to erencr' poetical kitei.:

didactic articles in verse a:.;l sonic; , ,es to en

liven our pages-, a tale of l"anr ;i humorous story an ddegotv a ballad i, ascntr, will receive an insertion. In each and in all, the gi cat end and aim will be, to convey moral and u ligions sentiments, through a pleasing medium, to the heart ( r, in other words, to blend the useful with the sweet," In order to furnish our readers with the choicest articles both of poetry and prose to encourage genius and to foster talent generous it miums vvill be awarded, from time to time, for riginal articles fin nished. The entire sei vices of n. distinguished literary gentkman, late from Leaden, who has for some time past been a contributor to the English periodicals, arc engaged for the New-York Amulet. it'u these claims for patronage, the work will be submitted to the consideration cf a candid and uencrous tmblic.

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of this court; and it appealing to the satis

faction of the court here, that some of the be had from these.

heirs of the said deceased arc non-residents December 18th, 189.

of the state of Indiana: it is therefore fur

ther ordered, that publication of the penden

supposes such information as may be desired, c;:i

had from these. December 18th, 189. l he following papers will publish the above

advertisement until the first of May next, and

" I 4.t.l-.k-al t lOll. . - ,-11 . , f .. ....... .. .-.

cv of said bill bc made in the "Western Sun" " . Vvy v,,lJ,,,,,,B . . , 4 r r lhe advertisement,) to the Editor ot this paper, newspaper printed at V incennes, for four tWlsavmcnt. The Luminarr and Gaiette, Lex-

weeks in succession, anu mat a summons nuaon: thc Advertiser. Louisville: Enuuirer.

issue against all the resident hcil s, return- Knoxv die and the Banner, Nashville, Tennessee;

able on Thtnsdav succeeding the fust Mon the Statesman and (iazette, Natchez; Louisiana

dav in Mav next, to shew cause whv the real Advertiser, New Orleans; Gazette, St. Louis,

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Orrcferto.thc professors of Centre Collide j MlouUl succeed in ourendeavorstoblend usr and the gentlemen of Danville and this pi,lccJ "hiess and u.stiuctirn with amusement and d -Manv ether references might be added, but he I h'ilt' uur cca dl be accomplished.

Missouri ; Demonr.it, Huntsville, Telegraph, Tuscutnbia, Alabama; Republican, Cincinnati, Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Ohio; Western miu, Vincennes, Indiana; Commentator, Frankfort. (iootiM.i Courier. Auirusta. Cieoreia. Citv

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JOHN V AN I ivLL, Utrfr, U. t L. Uiazitte and Dailv Commercial Advertiser,

ptil, o, li?.;0. 8-4t ChaiKstoiJ, S.Caroiiu.

estate of the said deceased should not be

sold to pay the debts due and owing by said

deceased. A True Copy Attest.

CONDITIONS.

Thc New-York Amulet published by an Association of gentlemen vvill be beautifullv printed on fine, white paper, 4to size, with entire newtype. Its t) pogiaphical executicn shall tipi.il that of any similar publication in Ameiica. It will he allot ded to city subscribers in Philadelphia and New-Yoi k, who will recc ive them bv a earlier, at one dollar and twentv -fiv e cents the volume, handsomely covered for prccervation. Mail subscribers without covers, will bc tunihed with a volume, at the very -,:; fivice vf O.YE DOLLAR payable in advance. Should tae patronage warrant the expense, the work will be embellished with ccppcr-platc engravings. Magistrates HLANKS for Illinois for sale at this office