Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 January 1831 — Page 2

NEW GOODS.

caittcc appolotcd undfir the cooctirrence Ol this House 10 sud resolution, and that the Senate be informed ol the adoption of ins resolution. On ttic question, shall the resolution be adopted? it was determined in the

ricg3tlvtd by the lollowiug tote. jyet Messrs. Benlly, Boon, Coffin, DtcKcr. Dumont,Galletely, Hall, llam-

lton, Hankins, Logan, Lynd, Head ol D

a'ui M Rcilcy, Schoonovcr, am

Sneaker 15

Aoc Messrs. Armstrong. Beard,! Bell, Bence. Bussell, Casey, t laypool,

vuii . iuuiv, uunuvii, 'son such a

Cloths Cashmeres, Cassmctts,

(cyOSNKU OF MARKET & WATER STRF.KTS) t EPECTFULLY inform their fiicnds and the public in general, that they have received from Philadcl-

;a f 'phia and B?Uimore a large andgcneial d Hok'i Uortment of

DHY GOODS, .

For the present, and approaching o-

Findlev. Hendricks. Herod, HilUs, Hoi-

man, ll)ovcr, Kinney, Levenworth, Ln Lowry, McNary, Owens, Pad dock, Paiks, Pitcher, Pollock, Ktid ol F R e, Russell, Scmans, Skecn, Smiley, Sopor, Stewart, Wallace of F, Va!ace ot J , Work, Worth, Wiigln. Z nor- 42 Oi. ni ti m of Mw Logan Hosolved, That a seicct committee be

Flannels and Prizes Rose, Whitney, Mackanaw and 1 omt Bl.'inkets, . , r.lt,o.r..f Waterloo, Crape, SiU and

and a general assortment

T.rp-hrrn Bonnets.

ot iJomeui w -' .? . ,

Spun Fhiend, cc Sec.

,ndies' and Gentlemen's PUid Cloak. iUjics atKl Gentlemen s Boots Cv bnoes,

0p; 'ti .d to inquire into the expediency ; II 11 V HB GLA'S &

m ii 1. 1 iainn a nat t ol the tht ce ter

r r f- i -

-of

r i ... .i : ... -.! ilm

Muc.sucuck hill, on the Mauk's feny roid, and for the improvement f so jnuch of said road as lies between the aanl hill and the town of Salem. M-srs Logan, Schoonoer, and Ham ilton, were appointed said committee. On n Minn of M' Bentley, r i ha- he committee oi

if vi few, ' V 1V , -.d Means be instructed to inquite in o e expediency of releasing all per son- t out the assessment ol a poll tax, who arc not entitled to a vote in this state, till such disqualification be removed T toimwing resolution, offeicdby Jl; K ev wis postponed indtfinuciy: A'e ived. I hat the Judiciaty cvmmit-

:iii tutted to report a bill tor the ..laauion ot Circuit Ptobate Courts. . . . i. i

numher, with me same uounua

the

(1UEEN WAKE

iron tUtt $1118.

Paints, Flaxseed, Tanners $ Sperm Oil

With a laige and general assortment o GROCERIES.

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

prices for cash, or in exchange tor mcr

chaniablc produce generally

Vincennes No

II A 'K the plat'iirr of ir.fnrminf: their

friend and the public gcneralhj timtimy

hare rcceirt d, and arc voir opmjng, a general assortment of merchandize, among

which irill be found Xvjwrnnc niach;

Ohrc, Brown and hrren co.?

rrrv cvperior bro:rn f light-blue camncts Uh White am Green Flar.nclfRorc

Mackinaw and Point Blankets -uper VMS

Black Italian Lutestring Mb mt 1 at)-

ly elects Bombatett, Plants, cambricsCalicoes, Glorcs, Hosiery, Fash-

ionable Bonnet and Belt Kibbons, J,cghorn Bonnets, Fancy Soaps, Cologne U afcr. SiU and Marseilles Vesting. Brown

and Bleached Domestics, Prunella, Mo

rocco and Mens Leather Shoes tine and Common Hat. Sec S:c together with

an assortment of Hardware, Iron. Sted,

Castings, Fresh Groceries and Queensware, thru are determined to offer at the

lowest rates for cash or merchantable

produce of any kind. They take this opportunity of informing tJic customers of the Yinccnncs Steam Mill that in future that establishment will be under the immediate management of one of the frm; and they hope that their invariable disposition to accommodate mil ensure them a share of public patro-

&NOX CIRCUIT COURT. KM'CIl TERM, IS30.

John C Reilcy agent for Martin Reiley

On petition for

fi'iruii'in of

real cttaie.

Mmhiht valors Sate.

1 . 1830

39-tf

riea as

nage.

IC7" I he h igh est market Wheat, Corn and Saw-logs. J)rce7?brr, 10

price for 17-

Michael Burns and

Eleanor his wife, Mi

chael Connoway and

Mary his wife, and

John O'Brien and Ju-

anna O'Brien, heirs I

at law ol James J O'Brien, deceased, j

r. OTICE is hereby given that on the

JJS fi st day of the next ensuing term ot the Knx circuit court, to be hoi en at Vimtnne on the first Monday of Match next, I bhall move the said court to appoint commissioners to make a par tition of all that certain tract ol land containing one hundred acres, and known by the numb r two hundred and eleven, (21 0 m the Donation Also one hun

died acres known by the Survey number one. ( ) Also town lot in theboiough ot Vincenncs, and designated on plat nun btr nineteen ( 9.) between the pro

prietors theieo, tht above named Martin, and Michatl and Eleanor, Michael and Mary, and John, Margaret and Ju

anna.

JOHN C. REILEY.nr for Manin Rcitey. January 12, 1831. 49-

THERE win be sold, by public litcry to the highett and best bidder for ready money, on the premises ha Decker township, Knox county.on Mon

day the Tihot February now ensuing,

between the poik ot 10

and 3 o'clock, p m , the west

southwest quarter of section

ship 1 north of range 10 west in the Vincennes District ; as the property k estate of William Shepherd late f Knox county deceased By order of the Probae Court, THOMAS WES I FALL. Jdm'r. Vincenncs, January 15, 1831 50-3t

now ensuing O'clock, A M , 1 est half of thoA lion 29 in town-C

THE REFORMED

S&ot'thfnatcu.

luimer s ' ck. he has 'ecfivccl a llundsomc Assortment of ilaU mitt EStuicv CONSISTLG II PART OF White R d and Gteen F.annels

Black and Drab Lion Skin Cassinetts and New Style Calicoes Colored Btown ai d Bleached Domes tics

GESTLEMEFS

FINK HATS AND CAPM

A few cases of l.adirs1. Gentlemen's and Hoys' hoes.

Comtntoofou

4 AND

HE subscriber has the pleasure of

informing the pub.ic generally that

present Judicial Circuit, he stil ce-ntinues the v omuission amd

With one Judge for each Circuit, to morasf. Businkbs. at h td elected as die President Circuit Judges j V0RtH ivtsr cornbr oi wai'er jd r.. r, .,v f frrA ! irAKXRT STREETS In acldnion ot his

: hr resolution offered yestetday by urmCr s

M. Hciod, and laid on the table, pro Kin g tor an inctcase ot the premium on Vol! scalps, was taken up and lost. Ti.e solution . fu r- d yesterday by Mr B d. ami laid on the table, contain ire various instruoious to the revising

commtnee, was taken up and lost. On motion nf Mr Parks. Revived. That the committee on Hoid be requested to inquire into the expediency o? appropriating a portion ot thcihteepei cent fund, towards opening the state toad from Bono to lerreHau'e. Mr Wallace of F offered for adop tio'. h f dlowing resolution: Hes dved. 1 hat llu piobate business aha; 1 fitu .Ik-i be transacted in the Ciicui CoU'.t. and that there shall be ihree

terms ot -Bid Court per yeai, one ot Tbn-h teuns io be occupied exclusively vi-h pro'-ate and channel) business. M Bofn moved to postpone inJefi niiely the funher consideiaiion ot the sao;.. which motion pievailed aye- 45, DO; I B Us firesrntedby Mr Bell, providing 1m :hc location, opening, and itn pr vement oi cetiam state roads, and ior o r pui poses bv the same gentleman,

re ue io the county surveyor in the ecu- ty of Allan which were seeially read and passed to a second reading On motion of Mr. Hall, the resolution pree n;cd by him on this day instructing Iht joint committer on revision to re port bill re organizing and establishing a B aid of om-mssioners to do the coutny business in each county was taken tip, and adopted ayes 32, noes 26 The orders cf the day having been takiMi on, several bills received a second

rr.ih-'g The hill tor the erection of an asv u in t ach judicial circuit, was post j)o- 'I unit finitely I . e e gioscd bill, cottfirming to John J Akin, Alexander Walker, ar.d John J. L. niston certain rights the engross cil joint resolution telative to an appro pria ion of land to aid in the improvemnit ol the state road from Midison to Indianapolis the tngiossed bill to in certiorate the Etvenworth Seminary so

cietv the engrossed bill tor tne location , JJ(;V 3yUU VV all UHIUW and opening of a state road Irom Lo . . r r i mav be had upon short notice public an.port by the va of I urkey creek n,B7 u 1 . r

und Elkhart prairies tothe no.th line ol pao'KV V ,

thr state in a direction -o Pigeon prairie in Michigan territory the engrossed joint resolution on the subject ot a I and otlic in the northern part of this stale tht engrossed bill tot the relocation of county seat of Clark county and the en grossed bill authoring asylums in the countis of Wavne and Harrison were ocverallv read the hiid time and passed

NOTICE. V E earnestly lequest those indebt V cd to us, whose notes ate now due. and those who have book accounts unsettled to call and pay the same with out delay

COTTOra,

Picked or in the seed or merchantable

iiita,

will be reccied in payment

THE

JOURNAL OF HEALTH 9

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Association of Physicians.

i4 Health, the fioor man s riches, the rich

man s bliss

ti N I EN DEU to point out the means

9 ol preserving health preventing dis

ease, and prolonging life The Journal

is published on the second and fourth

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assorted, stock of

HOODS

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number in each year AH the back

numbers furnished tor new subsciibers

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received at tht Western Stir. fhee

OUKNAL OF LAV..

tUKV oTf iWtoKCtg lgnorance of the Law excuseth no man.

Tanneis Oil first quali pt-rm Oii.eV larkeral 30 IVuiels Whiskey riaiib Assorted LlftUOUS of evprv dcsciintion and of

quality, always on hand by the -ALSO

TEAG, C offer aut

the best

DOCTt'R tltlNHT DAVISON

11 EMBER ot the College of Sur

ptons ot London, Licentiate ot

Lving-m Hospital ot Ulasgow, bcol

and, begs leave to tender to the inhabi

tants ot Vincennes ana us vicinity, nis

professional services. He may be tound

at all times (except when absent on the

business of prott ssion) at his room in

the house of Mr George Davis, Watei

street ; his charges shall be moderatt

and he confidently hopes that his capaci-

ty may entitle him to the confidence ot

those who may call on him. Vincennes, Dec 6 1830 45-tf

HE JOURNAL OF LAW. a po

puiar petiodical, conducted by an

association of the members ot the bar, is

published on the first and third Wednes

daysot every month, at the office of the

Journal ot Health, No 108, Chesnut

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TOGETHER with several other orticleR, he will sell veiy low tor cash or

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WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, Nov IS"0 4-i-tt "book bzsfdxkg

a mm of acttci

REMALn1G ill the Post Otiice at Pnnccion, (iuson county, Indiana, the quarter ending on the 31st of December; which, if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead U tters H. C, I). E, H, J, M, N, S, T, V, W U illiain Benson, Thomas Bell, Jr. James Basely, George Barton, William Blark, Samuel Cooper, Nicholas Cassady, Philip

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Cooks. William Crow, 2, Ambrose Uay, 1 , ,-v rr i'i. I

eon:c uuean, josepn uun, 1 iiouias j

E ans, Jane Ev ans, I homas Howard, Sam utl Hall, John floge, David Hannah and 1 homas Lod. Thomas F Johnson, Sylves

ter Maxim. John Martin, Moses Moss, John

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Christopher Venosdale, James v ether-

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tS canieil on near the Mar kei House on Mar ket street, where the Public may new Books bound

he rithcr old or

with neatness and dispatch Also

SI Al E OF INDIANA,

Xnrjx Cuuniy

X v,iRv;Ul '

1 homas Raiouo, vs His Creditors

OURT,

TEKM 830. On aplicacton for ik Insolv cnt Ac 1.

SOLOMON RATHBONE.

Vincenne J.n 5- 1 83 i 48-tf.

TAKE NOTICE. Tf H WE obtained letters ol adminis ttrttton from Sullivan probate court on the estate of John Simpson, deceased, la e of said county f Sullivan, and request all perions having claims against or oing said estate, to present their accounts for settlement within three innnht I he estate it believed to be GOLT l.NT JAMES LOVE, Admr. Sullivan County, Jan 12.1831 50-St

K'CTZCB. HAVING taken out letters of ad ministration on the estate of Th'jn.as Palmer t dec eased, late ot Kn-x louniv, 1 -ha l ofTcr lor sale, on Monday 7th Fcbiu.iry, aU the Personal Property of sai i rieceast d. consisting ol

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H(l! A, RA . lid. hi (itneral

i4 A ' A -w T W Johnston, his attorney, presen ted his petition v it h the accompanying schedule, tor the benefit ot the Insolvent laws ol this state, which being read, on motion, it was oidcied that a supersedis do issue to the sheriff, to release said

Rambo from his custody thai tlu said app icant enter into bond in the sum ot fitty dollars with David V ebb his security, lor tne pi oseeution of ins application and thai the pendency ot said ap

plication be adveiused in the Western Sun, a paper published in vmcenncs, for sixty days successively pievious to the second day ot the ensuing term, at which time this app.ication is set tor heaing, and to which time the same is continued

A C"py Attest Fo. HOMER JOHNSON, Cfk D C JOHN ON c c c l- c. J v '9. 83 50i ... C yAtlnniiisu utor's otice.

-O i h is neitby given, .nat I

hav c taken out letters ol adminis

on the estate ot Alexander

the terns made known on the dav ot Bruce, decease d, late ot Davids eoumy, ii All m.rmiH having dem..ndB a ! Indiana, all persons indebted to said es-

gainstsaid estate, will present the -amc j tate are requested to make immediate

within one year duly authenticated tor ( ; settlement those indebted to said estate, j

m m

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JL to collect and preserve the most valua-

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and general miscellany, from the pages ot the most popular foreign and American ma

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tion ot the numerous lovers ot light reading.

Periodicals and ephemeral journals have

multiplied so rapidlv , and at leugth have become so numerous, that few, even of the

most privileged, have leisure to keep pace

with their uninterrupted publication ; or manifest an inclination to wade through the

mass of contents, to glean the small portion

of matter that may be acceptable to their

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the uncounted miscellaneous publications o:

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price, it will be placed within the means of every portios of the community ; and will furnish a greater amount cf mutter, in the same number of pages, than any similar

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2. Each number will contain thirty-two

pages, large octavo, in handsome brevier &

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mag.t7.me, asautnouscM bylaw, lsinree.

BY and with the consent of the Refonctd Medical Society of the U. State the new Reformed Medical Institution hcB been located in Worthington, an interesting and flourishing town on the hetstor.c river, eight miles north of Columbus, on the Northern Turnpike. This state has beea chosen, because it presents the greatest nd-

vantages to facilitate the researches ot the

jotanical student the country around it it-

bounding with every variety of medic Jl plants; and the situation being the n.cs: healthu and delightful in the western coun

tryand because the occupancy ct the large

college edihee, together with the ground of every variety of soil for an extensive botan-

ical garden, has been presented to us by tne

board of trustees oi orthiugtcn college.

There will be attached to the institution

a dispensary for analyzing and preparing- .. . i

vegetable medicines: ana an mnrmarj.

where persons from the neighborhood, or a

distance, laboring under fevers, consump

tions, dvspepsia, liver complaints, gravel

ulcers, fistulas, cancers, etc. Cc. win be suc

cessful treated, without bleeding, mercit

ru or the knife, and from which the student

will acquire a correct knowledge ot tt e nature, operation and superior efficacy of vegetable agents in remov ing disease. The necessity for such an institution of this kind, in the'west, to be under the direction of competent professors, is ttrikingly evident. It is an institution that is designed to concentrate, and disseminate, all the knowledge and discoveries cf doctors of medicine and empyrics, sages, and savages; and that will demonstrate to the student and the sick that vegetables alone, afford the only rational, safe, and effectual means of removing diseases, w ithout impairing the constitution, or endanger life or limb ThaC

the present system of practice, which ti eaS

diseases ot every torm with metallic miner

als, the lancet, or the knite, is dangerous or inefficient the lamentable facts which eve-

rv day present too fully illustrate. Nor rs

this truth more clearly exhibited, than the

fact that vegetable substances alone, a rr.

void cf danger, and powerfully emcierrt when administered: a preference to the success of our New-York infirmary, and the success of ignorant botanical physicians, proves this fact. The college and infirmary w ill be cpene the first week in December, where student from all parts may enter and complete their medical education, and where persons laboring under every species cf disease shaft receiv e prompt and faithful attention. The course of study to be pursued, ani which will be taught according to the OLD and the Reformed systems, by Lectures.

Recitations, Examinations, and suitable text books, i. 1st. Anatomy and Physiology. 2. Old and Reformed Surgery. 3. T heory and Practice of Medicine 4. The old an improv ed system of Midw ifery. with the diseases of women and children 5. Materia Medica, with practical and general Botany. 6. Medical and Botanical Chemutry and Phannacv. 7. Stated Lectures on collateral Science Moral and Mental Philosophy Phrenology -Medical Jurisprudence Comparativ e anatomy. Medical history, 2cc B attending this institution, the student will acquire a correct knowledge of the pre

sent practice of physicians a knowledge of the use, and abuse, cf Minerals, the Lancet, Obstetrical Forceps, and the knife, and a know ledge of the new and improved system that supersedes their use, with tenfold more safety and success. There w ill be no specified time to complete a course of study ; whenever the student is qualified he mav graduate and receive a Diploma some will pass'in one vear others will requiie more.

REQUISITIONS FOR ADMISSION. I. A certificate of a go'd moral charac ter. 2. A good English Education. TERMS. The price of qualifying a person to practice, including a Diploma, and access to all the advantages cf the Institir. tion, will be S150 in advance, cr S'5 in advance, and SlGO at the close cf his studies Every advantage given, and some allowance made to these in indigent circumstances. Board will he had at Si. 00 per week,

and books at the western city pt ices. J7 Every student on entering Worthington college will become an honorary member of the Reformed Medical Society of the United States from whom he will receive c Diploma, and Annual Report cf all the doings and discoveries of its difL-rent members, and be entitled to all its constitutional privileges and benefits.

1 hose wishing turthermlormation wii;

r r . i i . ,,..,,1t-. ! please address a letter (post paid) to Ccl cents tor any distance less than one hundred . ,. . v . ' , .

Oration

(i. H. Gnswold, or the undersigned, and it shall receiv e prompt attention. Stu '.ents and others had better beware df the slanders of the present physicians, who know no more about our institution, thujj thev do about Botanical Medicine. J.J. rVFEELE, President. Worthington. O.Oct. 1, 1830. NO 1 K. Editors publishing the above; Cirmhir fift -tw o times, shall receive as

Donnell, of the Parish ot Cooimsnagh, compensat on, a certificate entitling the

and County ol Feunan3gh, lieland.who bearer to tuition gratis, cr an equivalent to

came tothe United States in 1815, will that sum (S150) in medicine, adv ice or at-

miles ; and five cents for any distance be

yond. Subscriptions received at the Western Sun olfice.

gufcrmsttou ZZtauttt.

NYtnitliigeuce concerning 1 horn as M'Doonell, son ot Hugh M-

ill call and make immediate payment. I believe the state solvent. LEVI ELLIOT I .idm'r. January 12, 1331 W-Jl

payment, and all who nave claims upon the same to present them tor adj-ist ment ; said estaie is supposed to be in solvent. N A I HAN BASLOM AJm'r. January 8, 1831 4?-St

be kindly received by his sis cr, Mary M'Donnell, Rochchstcr, N Y., or to the Roman Catholic Pastor ol ihe same place It is presumed that he resides in one of he Western Mates, pcthapa II inois or Missouri. Editors fiicnuiy to the cuuse 91 humjni v wi.t please insc;t ifcrti. October ie, 1835.

tendance, from us or any member cf oursocictv . Those publishing it 26 times, to halt that compensation. vich editors in the wet as published the N. York Circular one vear, bv giving the foregoing tw el v insertions, can send their student to this institution, and he shall be accepted. N eMi . :7. !s0. 42-lv

Afcu pontic f l fool minted.