Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 January 1831 — Page 2

lie collected of thce cd claims, soth&l they cannot be reli'd on with tny certain'? as making a part of the revenue Respectfully nihmittod, MORRIS MORRIS, A. P. A.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mono at. Dec 13. After the presentation ol sundry petitions, which were read and referred to the setcral committees to which their

Subject matter properly belongs. Sir. Read of L). U. M chairman of the committee of Ways and Means, to whom the communication of the Secre tary of Slate on that subject was referred, reported that the proposi ton of Messrs Douglas and Maguire, to proceed with the printing ol the acts during the session, would, in the opinion of the committer, be advantageous to the Mate, as it would ensure a distribu tion of the laws at an earlier period He aiso reported a joint resolution upon the same subject, which passed a second reading. Mi Hall, from the committee on the Judiciary, to whom the subject had been referred, icported a bill to amend an act entitled "an act tor the reliel of the in

should only extend to tl.e cctiMscs ir.

which the attorney practises.

The resolution was further amended, on motion of Mr. Armstrong, by pro

hibiting practising attorneys from mak ing up any part of the record.

Mr Read of I). ScM. moved further to amend the same by extending the pro

hibition to justices of the peace in the

counties where they reside, which was

determined in the negative.

The question was then taken on the

adoption of the resolution, which was determined in tho affirmative ayes 49,

noes 8. On motion of Mr. Decker,

lraihrrl- That hf. romrTlttCC OH

O 'omffifc&fQU AND

0 Uiat of Urltrvs

STOStaGS AGENCY.

HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the public generally that

he still continues the C ommission and

Storauf. Business, at his Old St.md.

soft th west convRii or ttaTer jsd market streets In addition ot his

former su ck, he has ieceivcd a

Handsome Assortment of ifall anti S&'futrr

f IrZEBICXHS,

I REMAIN I Mi in the pnstotY.cc at Yin- SUfflf H HUtSf afeU)(tri' cennts, the quarter ending the 3tsH

December, 1H"0. winch it r.ot taken cut within three months, will be sent, to the general postofkee as dead letters.

Jav Andrews, Eiddv Andrews, A. V. Anson, Samuel Adams,

Seneca Almy, James Alexander, II. 1'. Spilman, John Anderson,

roads be instructed to ir.quire iuto the COXSISTLG IX PART OF

expediency ot making it the duty of tht

she i ifTs to administer an oath to each su

perviscrof the roads at the time he de

livers thcrn their apnointmchts, and al-

i so providing by law a more summary

mode ol punishing supervisors for neg

icct of duty. On motion of Mr Herod,

Jieioivrd, i hat toe tommittee on

roads be in sir ucted f o ioqnit e into the ex

pedienry of icpealing tne present ro.:cl

law, and to repot a biil mote efficient in

White Red and Green Flannels Black and Drab Lion Skin Cassinetts and New Style Calicoes Colored Brown and Bleached Domestics

GENTLEMEN'S

John lladollct, 3

A. Rarkman

John Biuncr

James Bloxsom,

m. Harwell,

fant heirs of Westley Harrison, dc- us provisions, without making the same

ceased, which was read anu passeu lo more ouraensome in us tti crs.

a scond reading. Mr. Boon, from the committee on Claims, reported favourably on the petition ot Elisha Tadlock lor relief, with a resolution, which, on motion ot Mr. AVallacc of J , was laid on the table Mr. Beard, Irom the committee on Claims, repot ted iavout ably on the peti tion t" V R Reynolds lor relief, which Tras also laid on the table. Mr Hoover, from the committee on the Unfv sued Businessot last session, reported a number ot bills, which wcic referred to the seveial standing com xnitlccs. Mr. Lowry, from a select committee, repotted a bill to provide for improving the navigation ot the south fork of IVIuscatituck, which passed to a second reading Mr. Parks, having obtained leave, presented a bill supplimental to an act pjssed last session for the purpose of bui ding a bidge across Salt cteck which passed to a second reading.

On motion of Mr. Wallace of F, 7oo copies of the report ol the agent of the 3 pr cent fund were ordered to be pr imed for the use of the House ot Re piestntativcs. Mr. Holm an offered the following reso;uthM : Resolved, That a committee be appointed to inquire into the expediency of passing a law to prevent the destruction of timber on the state canal lands, with leave to repon by bill or otherwise Which ws adopted, and Messrs Hoiman. Kinney, and Be rn', were appointed a committee in pursuance of the same. On motion of Mr. Holman, Resolved That the committee on canals and internal improvements be instructed to inquire imo the expediency ot improving the navigation of the Mississinewa river, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. On motion of Mr Coffin, Resolved That the committee of ways r.nd irnuna be instructed to inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill re-

Mr Parks offered a resolution on t he-

subject of allow ing boar ds of justices t

lay a tax on wooden clocks, which was

not adopted

Mr Galletcly offered the following re

solution:

Resolved, That a select committee be

appointed to inquire into the expediency

of establishing a state toad from Brook

vine in l , ankim county to lem Hauu

in Vigocoun y, passing through Greens

burgh, in Decatur county, Coiumbus. in

Bartholomew county, Bloon.it ct(,n, ir

Monroe county, hpencer, in Owen coun

tv Bowling Green, in Clay county, and

thence to I trie Haute, in Vigocountv.

Which was adopted, and Messrs

Gallettly, Reid of F , Henri ri -.. Herod,

and Ovens appointed a comw.ittec in

pursuance of the same.

On motion of Mr Wallace of J , the

several bills repotted by the committee

on the unfinished business of last ses sion. were rcfened to appropriate stand

ing committees

Mr. Hillis offered the following reso

lution: T 1 ? fT t . k . .

itesoivca. i nat tne committee on

roads be instructed to report a bill mak

ing a general appropriation ot the fund commonly called tUe tht cc per cent, fund

(nt other wise appropriated.) among the

several counties m this stale, for the

opening and repairing of public toads

and highways, so to tjive to each coun ty a jwst and equitable pot lion thereof. W hich was laid on the table. Dill introduced by Mr Armstrong, making an appropriation to construct a b.irige over Tanner's creek bv Mr. Craig, authorising a travelling penitentiary by Mr. Ferris, for improving the navigation ot Laughery creek by Le verworth, to incoporate the Levenworth seminary society and hy Mr Dowtlen, appropriating money to aid the people of Kelso, Manchester, and Lawr ei.ceburgh lownsihps to build a bti Igc across the salt fork of Tanr.ct's cterk. The Speaker laid before the House a communication from Noah Noble, con

FINK HATS AND CAPS

A few cases of Ladies'. Gen

tlcmen's and Hoys' Shoes

GROCERIES.

Tanners Oil first quality fe Sperm Oil.c Maokerai RfS?

30 Barrels Whiskey Nails Assorted

LIQUOKS

of every description, and of the best quality, always on hand by the

S&iiclcft'ttft ov ilctml.

I'lizabeth Ccndlcy, John Crock, 2. John Cash, 2. Richard Chuddcck, Albert Comptun, John 11. Dowden,

! Abraham Decker, j IVitscy Doiielson, j Riehard Daniel, ! John Durell and j ltacl South wick, i

John Elliott, Thomas Estes. John Fullerton, 2, Carles frisbee, Lewis Ciren, (ieor ge Garret, Jr.

Adam Craft, Luther Cochran, Iaac Crndrv, nr. B. Cl;f:on,

Joseph Cfiiins.

Elizabeth Dooling,

Jatnes Denny, John Devme, William Dcr.ny, Wm. Dinwiddie,

John Ew ing, 2,

John Furason,

DOCTOR HENIIY DAVISON

Jordan Glazcbrcok,

James T. Horner,

Ed'nul. M. Harrington, A. C.

J Samuel Judah, 2 Eli z ibeth Johnson, Samuel Johnson.

Job Hammond,

Hunter.

Josiuh Jones, Thomas Jinkins,

John K. Kurtz, J. A.Lafond, Frances Low nds.

SUGAR.

TOGETHER with several other ar

ticles, he will sell very low lor cah oi

Pioduce of any kind WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, Nov 18 30. 4i-tt

,MiW HOODS. - .

quiring the assessors when taking a list i tract commissioner on the Michigan oi taxable property to ascerain as near 1 road, which was read and referred to the a practicable the real value of each j committee on roads. ho sc, oxen, clocks watch, and carriage, ! The Speaker also laid before the and that they be taKed accordingly. j House a communication (rom the Secre O i motion of Mr. Pitcher tary of State, covering a statement of Rrso!xed. That the Freasurer of state ) the enumeration of white male inhabi

ts, instructed to imform this House what a n mm of money has been paid out of the Treasury on account of the Wabash a: 1 Ene Canal, to whom paid, and for TV :3t purpose Mr. Hoover flu-red the following rev uti hi. winch was not adopted: solved. That the committee on the .ifTit sof the town of Indianapolis be insi u ted to inquire into the expediency ot onating o the county of Marion the 1 . i'e erected on tic Governor's circle

for seminary ol learniir O Tno'.ion of Mr. Herod, j Resolved That the c oiotinee on mil- j itarv atf irs be instructed to inquire into the ' xpedkney of repor in to this Ho rse, a preamble and joint resolution to ih : Congress of the United Mates, : ins r udins ut Senators aod requtsiint; . ou Rpresenta'ives to use their exer- j ti'o- to procure the extension of the b( fi! of fhc pension law, to the militia soiitier-of 'he. re vohitionary war. Mr Armstrong proposed the foliowiijT resolution, which was not adopter : Kraolved, That the judiciary commute Vix directed to inquiie into the ex pe-liocy of amending the third section ot "e act novr in force regulating mar ri 'g' S to this state, so tru: a license from ihe clerks ot ihr Circuit Court3 shall rvi tie t quired, with leave to report by bill or )' tiet w ise M M'Nary (Tetcd a preamble and res tni'n. p;-mtjng a committee to d- 1 1 bill on the advlorcn system of tava i.o wdch, on motion of Mr Hillis. w3i laid on the table Mr Rus&kll moved for adoption the fo'. mo folu'i n: R -solved, i'hat a select committee be ap;)oit.ied to i' quire into the exprdi enev ot so amending the law. as to pro hibit practising attomevs from acting as dc, utv clerks of the circuit cruris in ti. - s'alc and report bv bill or otherwive O rn ti .t, f Mr Hd!is tlie -esolu .:or. vt5 so amended that ihe prohibition

tants, above the age of t w enty-one years in this state, which was read and laid on the table.

(CORSKR OF MARKKT WATER STREETS) g ji EPECTFULLY inform their

9TL- ' ' " " " M t I VHVI U' I that they have received trom Philadel phia and li?ltimorea large and geneial assortment of DRY GOODS, For the present, and approaching Sea son such as Cloths, Cashmeres, Cassinctts, Flannels and Baizes Rose, Whitney, Mackanaw and Point Blankets, Cashmere, Waterloo, Crape, Silk and Cotton Shawls, and a general assortment of Domestic Goods Leghorn Bonnets, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Plaid Cloaks, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots & Shoes, Spun Thread, &c. fee. II AUDW ARE GLAS & UUEENMVAUE ivon nutr flails. Paints, Flax-seed, Tanners A; Sperm Oil. With a large and general assortment of

GROCERIES. All of which will be sold by the piece or otherwise, at the most reduced

prices fot cash, or in exchange tor iner

charitable produce generally.

Vincennes. Ncv I, 1830 3D tf

Mar ro-i c Hunter, K. M'Coy, Jcd) Myers, Joiin Mason, Iki januii Middleton,

Join. Mull, Bcnnet Ncwcutn. Benjamin Olncy,

Thomas Piety H H. Phelon, Obediah F. Patrick, Zachariah Pulllmn.

Joseph Quigley.

Reynolds fc Bonner, Susan Keily, S. K. Sneed, Lydia Sells, Joseph Scrogin, 2. Jcob Slover,

O P

David Kutch,

Alexis Lerov, Iliacir.the Lassdlc.

W. M'Lusky, Satr,l M't lure, James Mtillev, W . (;. M'Combs. hi Mum power,

m. Miner.

Horace Orcutt,

Btnjamin Pry or, S. Pitcher, Andrew Puree1.!,

i S

A. E. Russell, G. W. Raihbone.

George Signer, John F. Snapp, Thomas Small, Thomas Shannon.

Elijah 'Fhorn, Jas. Thrai'kill, S"lomon Teverbaugh, Samuel Thompson, William Town. V

Frances Sidney Van derburgh.

W. A Vcrtrese, A. F. Vanai sdale, D. G. C. Vaughn.

a BOOK BINDING

k Ti carried on

1 .

near the Mar

ket House on Mar-

st zii public mav

have cither old or new Books bound with neatness and dispatch Also iJlnnt; 2SooUs of all UCutns may be had upon short notice public patronage is solici'cd bv SOLOMON RATHBONE. Vincennes Jan 5.1831. 48 t f.

ignorance

fHiivvou punter HAVE the pleasure of informing their friends and the public. reneralhr, that then

hare received, and arc now opening, a general assortment of merchandize, among rhich trill be found. Superfine Black, Rlue, Oi'rr, Broirn and (ireen Cloths reru superior broirn cl;ght-bluv caxsincts Red, White and Green Flannels Rose Mackinaw and Point Blankets Super Black Italian LutestringSilk and Tabby Velvets Bombazcts, Plaids Cam-

F. Watson, Seth Wathcn Emily Woolsey, Thos. Williams, David Wilson.

JOHN SCOTT, Postmaster. Vincennes, Jan. 1. 1831. 48 -it 121

E. Whit ten, Irwin Wallace, A. W cstfall, William Woods,

1 ,?

iLtet of Setters

EM A IN ING in the Postoftice at Wash

JLL ington, Ind. the quarter endintr on the

31st of December last; which, if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the

General rostofhec as dead letters.

A. B. C. 1). E. II. k.-Thomos Asbil, Ro

bert Bell. Keizen Brand, Geo. 1). Ballow

James Calhoun, Calhoun & Ruper, Andrew

Curnuckel, Dennis Cain, Jacob Cosbv, Wal

ter Clatk, James A. Carnahan, Geo. Dove

nir, Joshua Ew'mg, Edmund Hulen, William Kimber. L. M P. . S. T. V. W.-James Lloyd, James Lilly, E. H. M'Junkin. 3. Napoleon B. M'Combs, Samuel Murry, Alexander Melton, Lucv Price, Elizabeth Rutherford, James Stephens, Peter Sander, Charitv 'l'aylor, W illiam Taylor, John Vantree-, James Whitehead, Hortley U aymore, Jos. Williams, and James Ball and Benjamin Baln r. JOIIN MURPHY, Pofitmasttr Washington. Jan. 1, 1831. 43-3t 35.'

MEMBER of the College o! Surgeons of London, Licentiate tif

hk Lying-in Hospital ol Glasgow, Sectland, begs leave to tender to the inhabitants ot Vincennc and its vicinitv. his

prolessional services. He may be tound at all times (except when absent on the busincis of protession) at his room in the house of Mr. GeorKc Davis, Water street ; his charges shall be modcraU and he confidently hopes that his capaci ty may entitle him to the conscience of ttiose who may call on him. Vincennes, Dec .6 1830 45-tf THE REFORMED mEDICAL COLLEGE, SCVttifU&tOU. 13 Y and with the cement C't the Rtform9 ed Medical Sockiv of the U. Maus, the new Reformed Medical Institu icu taK been located in ortlnnton, an interesting and flourishing town on the hetsione river, eight miles north of Columbus, 01 ihe Northern Turnpike. This slate has bttn

chosen, because it presents the gieatest advantages to facilitate the restarches ot the botanical student the country aroui.d it aboundir.g with every variety tf n.edical plants ; and the situation being the most

healthy and delightful in the western coun-

try and because the occupancy of the large college edihee, together with the ground ut ev t .y variety of soil lor an extensive bcttn-

lcal garden, has been presented to us by the

board oi trustees ot orthn.gton college.

1 here will be attached to the lnstitutu n, dispensary for analvziiu id preparu-c

vegetable medicines; and an inhrmary. where persons trom the neiehboihocd, or a

distance, laboring under fevers, consumptions, dvspei sia. iiver comnlaints. irravel.

ulcers, hstulas. cancers, &c. xc. vvill be successfuilv treated, vvithout blttduig, retry or the kufc, and from which the siuuti. .

will acquire a correct knowledge ot ti e na

ture, operation and superior efficacy of vegetable agents in remov mg disease.

Ihe necessity for such an i stitution cf

this kiiid.in the west, to be under the direction cf competent professors, is stiikmgly evident. It is an institution that is designed to concentrate, and disseminate, ail the

knowledge and discoveries of doctors ot me

dicine and empyncs, sages, and savages :

and that will demonstrate to the stuoent and the sick that vegetables alone, afl'crd the only rational, safe, and effectual 11 cans ci re

mov ing diseases, without impairing the constitution, or endanger life or liu.b 'i hat the present system of practice, which treat diseases of every form with metallic miner

als, the lancet, or the knif-. isdangei us cr inefficient the lamentable facts which eve

ry day present too fully illustrate. Nor is

this truth more clearly exhibited, than the

fact that vegetable substances alone, aie

void of danger, and powerfully tfiicunt

when administered: a preteience to the

success of our New-York inhrmary, and me

success of ignorant botanical phsicians, proves this fact.

The college and infirmary will be cpene" the first week in December, where student5 from all parts may enter and compltte their medical education, and where persons laboring under every species cf disease shall receive prompt and faithful attention. The course cf study to be pursued, and which will be taught accoiciing to the OLD and the Reform kd systems, by Lectures, Recitations, Examinations, and suit-bit text books, is, 1st. Anatomy and Physioiogv . 2. Old and. Reformed tvjrgtry. 3. 'I heory and Practice of Medicine 4. I he eld arid improved system of Midwifery, with tht diseases cf women and children 5. Materia Medica. with practical and general botany. 6. Medical and Botanical Chemistry and Pharmacy. 7. Stated Lectures cm collateral Science Moral and Mental PhiltS' phjr Phrenology Medical Jurispr udenct Comparative anatomy, Medical histoiy.&c. By attending this institution, the student will acquire a correct knowledge ot the pre

sent practice t f physicians a knowledge of

the use, and abu-e, cf Minerals, the Lancet,

Obstetrical Forceps, and the knife, and a knowledge of the new and improved system, that supersedes their use, w ith tenfold more safety and success. There will be no specified time to complete a course cf study ; whenever the student is qualified he may graduate and receive a Diploma some will pass in ne year ethers will itquire nmrc.

a Tim cf ZLcttrrs

JOURNAL OF LAW.

of the Law excuseth no man

' 51 M1E JOURNAL OF LAW.apo

& Hilar periodical, conducted bv an

association cf the members of the bar, is

published on the first and third Wedncs I days of every month, at the office of the Journal ot Health, No 10S, Chesnut street Philadelphia. Price per annurr, S I 50 in advance THE JOURNAL OF HEALTH, A popular Periodical, conducted by an Association cf Physicians. " ".'.'i, :hr fic.r tr.cn s riches, the rich mt:r Ik va- "

N TENDED t. rM cut the means

ot prtsen ing health preventing dis

ease, and prolonging life The Journal is published on tht second and fourth Wednesdays of every mori h, in num bers ot sixteen pages octavo, at S' 25 per annum, pav.ible in advance Mif scriptions to eoo.me-ice with the fust number in each year All the back' numbers turnistu d or new subset iber u M tiption- t the above Periodicals i tcceived at the Western bun office.

brics Calicoes, (wlove. Hosier?, .vA-fTJEMAlNlNC; in thePosiofl.ee in Meionable Bonnet and Belt Ribbons, Ler-' nnj' t'lC garter ending the 31st dav horn Bonnets, Fane, Soans Cologne Va- ot Dec;mber- hich, if not taken out ter. Silk V.,r,7.. r.,.. : i ! XMthm th, t'c 'mhs, will be sent to the Gc-

rf.-.7i neralPostoflice as d tad letters

rocco and Men1 J

. . 1 nr. . tie 111 jiiuL 11- v 1 tin v i- imih

1 o . r- - -" ' . jl

and Common Hats. c. &c. together with

an assortment of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Castings, Fresh Groceries and Queensware, they are determined to offer at the lowest rates for cash or merchantable produce of am kind.

5. Mcphen

-so. Josiah

Boon, Mores Burnet, Samuel Be-om or Eh wa . - -

Ikmus, jnhn Meyttiing, Clerk of Miliivan

county, 2 King Hamilton. James Harris

Elizabeth Huff. George Hammock, Wil Hum Hawkins Asher Hunt. Asael Hunt.

j David Howard, Tyiev Harr is, Jas. Jolinson, I lnv'iii'i li-linvnti T,a.ii i..:ii: r ,

fifti -i. .... . 1.. ... -

..yx i.ti ,'ppunttTury oj inform- Jotin Alatian. John McKee, John Pugh, ing tJie customers of the Vincennes Steam ! Grove Pomerov, l'.urcli or Joseh Heed, Hen-

Iill that in future that establishment will rV i5nacck, George Sandfortl

ISAAC GG, 'ostrtaiter.

1 -

ne under the immediate rrt,inagemrtit of one of the firm; and th u hope that th- lr invariable disposition 'to accommodate will ensure thrmi n ,,".;..

" -. v 'j iici.i mil it-

I Merom, Jan. 1, 1!

nag 1

zznThc Wheat, Cor

highest market price fur n and Saw-lor;$.

IT-'"

CASH FOR POR2L

' j mil nigtiest price 11 cash, will be

paid lor corn fed PfiI5tr

yjraum'ua eurrnCuna trd I ihi Apprentice to the 1 asking and Currying business JOHN WISE. Vinccnats, Nov. IS30. 4CMf.

RECIUISITIOS FOR ADMISSION. I. A certificate of a gO'l m ral eliuracter. 2. A good English Education. TEHMS. The price of qualifying a person to practice, including a Diploma, and access to all the advantages of the Institution, will be Sl50 in advance, or 75 in adv ance, and Si 00 at the close of his studies. Every advantage given, and some allowance made to thoe in indigent, circumstances. Board wiil be had at SECO per week, and books at the western city prices. Jy-Every student on entering Worthington college vUl become an honorary member of the Reformed Medical Society of the United States from whom he will receive Diploma, and Annual Report of ail the doings a id discoveries of its different members, and be entitled to all i:s constitute nal privileges and benefits. .Those wishing further information will please address a letter (post paid) to Col. G. H. Gnswold, or the undersigned, and it shall receive prompt attention. Stu ents and others had better beware of the slanders of the present physicians, who know no mote about our institution h

Was Stolci) irOHl thc-v tio Jyjat Botanical Medicine.

J. J.si hi. Ml, President. Worthing: O.Oct. 1. lSJo. NOTE Editors publishing the above Circular fifty -two limes, shall receive as compens it .on, a certificate er.titlir g the heater to tuition gratis, or an equiv alei.t to that sa n (S150) in medicine, advice or attendance, trom n c rativ iiieriiberof oursocietv . 1 h( se tnibiUhii c it 16 times, to halt

I ili i it. 1 1 ... . , . : . . . . i. i . . . i

....... v,niiMiiiii. .uv ii tuiifxs in ittc a published the N. York Circular ne vear, b giving the f.n j;oiij twelv mei -rsops. ( .tri nLi their student to this iiiif.fi-

ti' a ! he hall

48-5t

50 DOLLARS REWARD.

my tarro near L gaiisport, on t he night ot the

Uiii insi a chenut SORREE HORsK,

saddle, and bridle; ihe hosc is about 15 hands high, wih borne while feet, and a small sr.ip on his nose; the horse .as tortnetlyihe property ol Mi Higti. n ol

Indianapolis, and

in good o. dc:,

stolen.

1 will pay the abo e reward liorsc and thief, or t r thf thief

7 S JOHN

when

lor

hp ion. il'J.

or accented.

Nwvc.nbvr '27, l'J3tl.