Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 12, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 May 1830 — Page 2

of which he consented again to enter on public life. U is therefore wiih high satisfaction, that wc sec the Democracy of the great State of Pennsylvania, which in 1824, and again in 1326 and in 1827, expressed their confidence in his qualifications for the high office to which he has been called, rallying through the same acknowledged organs in defence of his administration. The langmgc oT the resolutions before us is alike creditable to the patriot to whom they relate and to the source Irom which they proceed. Gen. Jackson was the candidate of the people; to them he has committed a reputation which, hud not his name been placed hetore the public for the Presidency, would

have become too hallowed for detraction; to

them belong the prerogative of defending it aai ist th assaults of unholy ambition. TlinsP iv'ift lffl on the battle, stood firm in

the outset, never failed in the heat ot the day, nor rested until victory was proclaimed, have a just right to stand foremost in calling him

airain into their service; and wc avail our

selves of the present occasion to repeat, what we have before said, that, at the it call, upon a full survey of his duty to his country, Gen

eral Jackson will, when, in his opinion, the

proper time has arrived, make known his de

termination with that candor which has at all times characterized his public and his private life; for in their hands his reputation and the great interests of the republican party are safely deposited. FROM CHILI. PALTIMORE, APRIL 8.

I

TURNPIKE STOCK.

N conformity to an act of the Legislature

of this state, approved January 29, 1830,

entitled 41 An Act to incorporate a company to

make a Turnpike Road from New Albany,

in Floyd county, by Greenville, Paoh, Mount Pleasant and Washington, to Vincenncs, in Knox county," Notice is hereby given, that books shall be opened for subscription to said Stock by the attending commissioners at the following places, to wit: At New Albany, in Floyd county, 1st Monday May next. 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 Vincenncs, Knox county, 3d, Monday June next. The undersigned commissioners appointed under said act for the county of Knox, having no opportunity to consult their associates, without dehyinr- this advertisdment, would

respectfully retcr to the act published in the Western Sun, and call the immediate atten

tion of the public, not only to the general advantage of the work in view, but also to the

favorable terms upon which a most prohta ble stock may now be procured. It is be

lieved the line of turnpike will scon be pro

vided for west, to St. Louis, and that the present Congress have donated 836,000 to its

accomplishment. To property holders, on or

n.. th l,in T.l':vr.tl in ftil"car lls line, ami uit, pav, ai .wvoiw

" 1 : . . thi nrnsnrritv of the country, the Comnns

.1 r X.r .U.,,0.i t io or i nr nt hp Haiti. . -- - - . - - - 4

nain iiuiii t I : ,4 m n I (1 1 1 1 rtn n I innilolirtn tn

Gazette has received copious files of , . , j c j r . . .i. n.i. r t. attend at the places and times specified.

miners oi mat cuv w uic- am u. .auudi, in-1 ,, , r , . n i , lMr"u J 31 T hp. hnnk for Knox countv will be keut

ciusiv,. . ..r ii.,, r n,ri, r-.r

They arc principally filled with details of "P av Ul U1VC,,, " a4",

thecventsof the Revolution, with which that r"'"' Cl.,nri tomi ivtcokt

JOHN C. CLARK, JAMES SMITH. Vincenncs, April, 1630. 10-3t. fetT'EditorB of the Western Register, Tcr

re-IIaute; Annotator, Salem; Statesman

Charleston, will please give the above three

insertions in their respective papers, and tor

ward their account?!' for settlement.

country ha been shaken to its centre. It is rather a difficult matter to gather from the papers a distinct conception of the ostensible causes of the revolution although it is sufficiently apparent that, like almost all of the intestine commotions of South America, it owes its rise to the machinations of factious demagogues Geueral Prieto, who had obtained the command of the aimy cf Santiago; see.ns to have been the original mover of the troubles othich have taken place. The gov ehitin nl issued a decree against this individual, which wears something ot the appearance ot a p-ocUmation of outlawry, but

which did not. however, have any effect in re-

proMMg nis exertions to overthrow the constitution, or impair his mens of doing so. On tne'lVii ot December ihe constitutional ai uv Under generals Lastna and Viel at-

ta; ;o'd toa pan ot P'ieto, and obtained a coasidei able advantage over it But at the mo cm when the former was upon the eve

ot sccui n vr a complete victory, eneral Ptie

to tine himself in front ol his aimy, and lainirjrj

moused to entci into a satisfactory arrange-

.,,,.! ,i tiit in)i!)t hi dismite between himself

and tnc goveiumcnt. Hi opponents agreed

to a suspensions ot hostilities, and outeiing

tue lines i ) hll ba k, incauuousiy accompa

uied Pi leto a-ide, w i.et c, instead of proposing

U i :ih ! peace, Ik. discosed an armed lorce v lie.) had aid in aminish, announced that the jr .raib W'le hi prisonct s, and as the price v. I'v.tr inu'i tHoo, thai they should order

v, o i niita k ah thai portion of their force

w C'utij cd ot deserters from the m

s.v". c -nt arm,. As these va no alicrnative,

t u neuis were obngcd to coinent to this,

a i ; icir to fee Ueing thus too much weaken

ed ! 'o n iK-c etVec'u ii ' sist m e, ati armistice,

ci,..ii'dbv i'uiicu. P. u:to, was signed.

!l:it although tin aimistice produced a

Icuijioiaiy cessation ot hostiii ita, tranquility

is la; Iio n bti:tL- rcstoied; and although otn

t).-.iwrs do not come down to a da'e sulncietU

ly late to develope the events that must take iilacc, they iiive various indications that the

liemenis ot the wai have only been stilled for

fisin to break forth with rcueweu vio

Lr.cc.

In confirmation of this wc give the follow

ing sluit extract irom the letter of a cot res

nondent :

I have no doubt before or at the March c

lection, tin' counti y will be as much disturbed

a never was before."

l'tu- naocr ol the 9th of January, particU-

la;lv, rives amost gloomy picture ol the in-

stahi.it ot tne government, "uc ojolvc

q claim; ths editor, "that the day is not tar

din-ai t whui me inquuv ot every mottling

,i!l be, rr'ui tcjvtrnor to daii?'

Toe nek hi bug outta. h d arrived at

from New Yo k, naunf passed htugti the

sii os ot Aioun. toe uaais.ge ;ccupicd

te.. iv - aiul wa pet loi med w itn ci.tit c ea

a. - kit t . he a iio m t e d mat ii is tm ou a a dan .i i oos as if is gt ;u rahy to ri . .'nU.I 11 leo.afK d two pat I K U a t 1 1 U vv,o h it . .tv De lmpo taut to nonce a ie iut a v n i.oiv.t w no me ienei ally u

feALIi OF VALUABLE

-NEW STOUE. THE subscribers are now opening in the new Store on Market-street, next door to Messrs. Burtoii 6c Hbberd, a large assortment of substantial and fancy Dry Goods, with Hardware, Cutlery, Quecnsware, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c. &c. all of which were recently purchased by one of the

partners (who had every possible advantage as to price and quality) in New York and Philadelphia, and will be disposed of on the lowest terms for cash; or in barter they will receive at fair prices, vir: Wheat, Corn, Rye.

Pork. Beeswax, Cord wood, Saw Logs, rea thers. Dried Apples, TalloW, Domestic Lin en, Uedus, Deerskins, Onions, Sec. together

with all ;ther merchantable articles, the pro

duct of iiome industry

MARROX Sc HUNTER. XTJ 'VL 8c H. now possess the Columbian

Stkam Mill, and will itb the reqmstn-1 couragement. cont'.iiuc the Store in h- i

cinity of the Mill: thev want to purchase im

mediately fifty thousand bUHhelt ot f nrn

and twenty thousand bushels of wheat, and

shall at each establishment study to accom

modate customers.

Vincenncs, Dec 1, 1829, 42 -tf. AMERICAN STENOGRAPHIC BY U. T. O. GOULD,

NO. 6 NORTH 8TH STREET PHILADELPHIA.

Mr. Gould teaches persons to record the

language of publick speakers as fast deliv-

ered. '1 hose who cam. ot attend hn peisonal instruction may acquire the art from his book the 7th edition of which, is now before the public, price 50 cents. N. B. This work will be sent by mail to any part of the United States, upon the following conditions viz: It gl be enclosed in the tetter from a iess distance than 150 miles, the writer will receive 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 preter to pay postage both ways,

will of course receive two copies in all cases.

JCT" A copy shall be sent to the publisher

of unv Newsnaner in the U. States, who

will give this advertisement one conspicuous insertion, and forward a number of hi6 paper

containing the same.

ADDISON & MERRIE. OPPOSITE the Union Hall, Main street Louisville, Ky. Keep constantly on hand a very extensve and general assortmen: of Dutch Bolting Ciothi, a very superior article, 34 and 40 inches wide from No. O to No 9 inclusive, which they offer for sale on reasonable terms. Apri 10, 1830. 9-?m. ZJ 1 he editors of the Beacon, St. Louis Missouri, will pleace insert the above about tVcr months and forward their account for st ttlemcnt.

Probate Court.

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MARCH TERM,

STATE OF INDIANA?

Kkox- County T. JJ Ml Hr DUCHANE, Administnti Y y triv of Alex Duchanc, deceased, appeared in Court and fiitd her advertisement nd account of asMis aod dtn.ands against he eta'-; and on n o'ion, it is oidered that 'he 3 count curu nt ot said estate be settled on thv first day of the July term of this court, and thai a copy of this order be advertised ia ti e Western Sun. A ttue Copy Atteit, For HOMER JOHNSON, CT. I) C.JOHNSON, dccfcxc. Vinnennes, April, 1830. l(J-4t. Administrator's Notice.

fipHE subscribers have taken letters of

J Administtntion on the estate of Joseph Dobson, (late of Martin county) deceased;

ll persons having claims against said estate,

are requested to present them duly authentic 4 catrd; and those indebted ars requested tQuV

nsake immediate payment. The estate is y solvent. ELIZABETH DOBSON, Jdm'x. JULIUS JOHNSON, Adm'r. Mount Pleasant, April 1, 1830. 10 3t

TTJY order of the Probate Court of Casi I 3 county, at its March term, 1 830, the real

estate of F rancois Lafontain, late of said coun

ty, deceased, will be sold, to the highest bidder, at his late residence, commencing on the

FIRST MONDAY IN JUMJ NEXT

and to continue trom day to day until all is

sold. This land is an Indian Reservation, con-

i?LG40 ACRES.

It U fit'iated on the margin of the Wabash

rivf r, ar.d also on the Canal Route, 12 miles

above Logansport, and 5 below Miamiesport.

There 13 an excellent Brick dwelling house on the premises, and the land, though not improved, is not

surpassed in point of soil, by any on

the Wabash. It abounds vith never lading

Springs, and has some good Mill privileges. The terms have not been determined, but will be made as accommodating to the purchaser as the situation of the estate will justify. Persons wishing to make an advantageous purchase, at as early a period as possible, on the Canal line, will do "well to attend. The land will be divided into lots to suit purchasers. FRANCOIS GODFROY, Jdmr. March 10, I 30. ! -3t

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION, A TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. THE subscribers, having been concerned in the publication of ihis work, respectfully in

form the citizen- ot this State, and the public.

that they have made arrangements to insure its speedy publication. Sv.ne ntay have come to the

conclusion that its publication was entirely aban-

n D EMAINING in the Post Office at tmu? t.VTirrtt.(Hlv its author: h?n e. e Lm it

JI1 Princeton, Gibson county, Indiana, the kroner to say. for the satisfaction of those who

quarter ending the 31st day of March, 1830, may have manifested a disposition to patronize it,

WtilCn, II not taKCn oui vviiiun mrcc uiimiud, uiui uicunav iia lh.c jiicti ciiiiiciy u) iircum

wi be Sent to the Ueneral 1'OSt Uttice as sianr.es ocyonu uie comioi or us auuior. lie

e'ead letter i undertaking is one v. iucn requires more laoor,

,4. n r n. R. (7 Snnfnrd Arnntt. Walter ana necessarily incurs greater expense, man n a-

M i i wj " - i ..... .. , r .1, i . i. ... .

a. am,, yuuau, . " , J, I cipated. The delay, however, will affoid the

II . 1- Ii n I I a rl M ' s am v a-h E-( ri I t 1 r rm -v 't I '

lirougn, juim uauau, uu iiuu ui iiuugiiaiii. mib s-,cr an onuortun tv ot rjrcseiit imr fimcl

iuuiauiti iiaitnwoji i ui wwini u.uunvi,Mncw ana iniej esnr.K mazier, wnicn nas occn

David Caldwell 2, Daniel Catlin, William brought ubout by the late session cf Ui'.-General Duglas, Joseph Edmonds (of Robt. P. Craig,) Assembly, which will, in some measure, mak JrffiTsnn L. Grissam. Jonathan Grant. the delay rather udvant geous, than otherwise.

. A". T.. If. .V. R Samuel Hall, lattice it to say, then, tr.at tlie worl; is progrcs-

v, ui,.,n. ilnntnr. t,mM TnrrP.lL W 5 li. I ni! nd will be completed us soon as a due re-

t t..' v-u xxriiis t tiJor I gard to correctness permit.

Ln John Lucas, James A. Lynch, Auam nr nnr f(.novv ritizt ns tn thix work, us we feel run.

Miiler, John M'ltitire, Achilas Montcmery, fidentffrom the natronap-e already received) thej-

Fiizabeth Nixon. Georee V. Prince, Mark will take a pleasure in civingit their support, es

Marvin, William Richey, Uriah E Reynolds, pecially v hen they consider it is the production

S. V. If. V. John Snillman. S B. Saw- ot their own, and notot another state.

1 ' 1 i .11 r

vpr. Sienhen Strickland. William A. Ver- l o ttiosc wno iiave not nau an opportunity ot

. , , ,

Huts Mude & Sold, by j U. F. PRICE, C-s V IXC ESSE S, Is Dl AS Ay) In the house lately occupied by

ime t5 Mc.lrthur as an Iron store, on Se-

cii streets one door above Market street.

The .'rices of hats in general, arc for

Fine Koramet Coarse do

S5

3

Beavc - glO Fine Cistcr, 8 Coarse do 6

Hats made in the shops here, are in general, much superior to those imported from the E tetn states, for the latter are made of the coarsest w ool, and naped with rabit tur the tanners would find it to their interest, at least 25 per cent, to purchase from the man-ufictutcis-I pledge myself that my Hats shall be made in the best manner, of superior

stuff, and in the most Fashionable bt lc.

RICHARD P. PRICE. February. 1829. 2-tf tZTPOHK, OJTS, will be re ceiled in exchange for Hats. R. P. P.

trees Martin Wtight, Dicey Wallace, Chas.

F. Wallace, John Withtow, Rev. G. West,

John Yager JOHN ARBUTHNOT, P. M. April 1. 1830. l0-3t 411 PROPOSALS

BY BLACK WELL &C HALL, VAND ALI A, (ILL.)

For publishing by Subscription

A Xcw Periodical Work, under the title of th

ILLINOIS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. TO E EDITED BY JAMES HALL.

examining the Manuscript, wc woukt say, that it was presented to the members of the Legislature,

at their session of 18iy, and pronounced to be cor

rect, and as an evidence, we refer to their signatures on the prospectus, or to the Representatives themselves, residing in the different sections of the State. Great pains have been taken to obtain correct information in telaton to the North part of the State; and we are much indepted to those gentler men who have long been engaged in the Indiai. tor the information acquiied. The munuscr.pt is now in the hands of Mr. Wm. Woodruff, ot Cincinnati, whose chaiacte: as an engraver i well known to the public; we

may, theretore, say the work wu! be executed m

c r v? i 1 1 O I U t ' ol the b

ui,'. s ui Uk s -1 ails A si i on cm ..'' v hi tiiwaiib the cat. v!iic

in '.tv i mi! nt a u M'' tii'n.

e Vacth'- t e Atlantic, and the ileptti

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fwiUi v.nenU-

V FROM the subscriber living

VftLIll in Lawacnce county, Illinois,

tliilXL one GREY MARL, thirteen ;nnds t.iii, six years old, tnane and tail dark. ny person bringing the same to James Gibson, will be handsomeh regarded by me (MIARLLS GALLAHFR. April CO, 1 S3 J. I l-3t.

mllF. obicct of this work, will be to devclone

1. the character and resources of Illinois to a style not inferior to any in the United States.

urnish accurate information upon subjects con

nected with its present state and future prospects to aw aken and cherish a taste for literature in

our new country to advance the cause of education and to aid and advocate every plan for the

I moral improvement of our population, ltspaes

will theretore be devoted to the publication ot well written articles, original or selected, cf the following description : Statistics of Illinois, Descriptions of Scenery, Local Peculiarities, and Characteristic Manners in the Western States, Essays on Rural Economy, Scientific Papers, Notices of the Fine and Useful Arts, Criticisms on new Books Pamphlets, Periodical Essays, after the manner of Johnson, Addison, and GcldMnith, Biography, Tales, Literal v Intelligence, Fugitive Poetry. CONDITIONS. The Illinois Monthly Magazine w ill be published at Yar.dalia, at the commencement of every month. Each number will contain 48 pages octao. neatly printed, and done up in pamphlet form. The price will be S3 per year, payable in advance. The hr-t number will be issued in August IS JO, provided a sufficient number of subscribers be obtained. Jy Persons to whom the subscription papers are sent, w ill please return them by the first day ot June next.

The Editors of papers in this State, the R i:iblkan and 2ltucjn St. Louis, and the Jur"u:l lndiaiupoh, and Sun, Yincennes Indi

ana, w ill please to give the above a few insertions.

and the tavor will, at any time, be reciprocated Yandalia, Feb. 1U, lt.3i.

CONTENTS AND CONDITIONS. This map will contain a rariety of useful and interesting matter, net usually published in maps. It w ill shew the Indian and County boundaries the Seats of justice and other towns the surveys as registered in the several land offices the location of the several Indian tribes, their villages, and the number of their inhabitantis Comberland Read State Roads Wabash Canal Water courses the Form of Government cf the State Fact of the Country Soil Prairies Antiquities and an interesting table showing the quantity of 1st, I'd and 3d rate land in each county tho number of inhabitants Lawyers Doctors Merchants Printing Offices Milli Machin

ery, cc. The whole to be neatly executed vn copperplate, handsomelv embellished w ith a iew of the FALLS OF OHIO. It will be neatly executed on a hnc sheet of paper, (2 feet by J$ in size.) ha:u!o;nelv colored, varnished and mounted, Price S CI The scale will be nine miles to the inch. J 7 Any person procuring six subscribers, and becoming responsible for the same, w ill be entitled to a copy of the work Post Masters, Prine ters, and the agent for the Miami Times, aic requested to interest themselves in getting subscribers. Persons who procure subscribers are requested to send a list of them to the Publishers by the first cf June uext. THOMAS J. EVANS. JOHN SCOTT. Lo-cnpcit, Feb. liiJ'J. . C

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