Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 March 1831 — Page 3

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VINCE.NES

MARCH 19, 1831

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Jure. On the night of Tuesday the 15th inst. the waggon shop of I). Whitmore, with all its contents, were entirely consumed, together with two mail stages of Mr ('lark, and one of Messrs. Emerson 8c McClure, besides several dearborn waggons, belonging to other individuals The fire was not discovered until tor) late to save any thing. On Ihe next night, the house of Mrs Doo ling, about nine miles from this place, with its entire contents, were consumed by the same devouring element. Small J1oxr. It becomes my duty to inform my readers, and the public, that this loathsome disease has made its appearance in this place I am at the same time enabled to say, that by the precautionary measures promptly taken by the Trustees, we have every reason to believe its spread will be prevented. Vaccination, however, should not be de layed by those who have not already used that precaution. 1 3lh The steamboat Don Juan, capt. Swager, arrived, discharged part of her cargo, and proceeded same day, bound lor Montezuma. Same day the Criterion arrived, and alter laying to a short time, left, destined for Lafayette 1 4th. The Paragon arrived, and after a short stoppage, left, destination Lafayette 15th The Virginian arrived, and after a short stay left, destination Lafayette. 17th The Java, from Louisville, dis charged a portion of her cargo, left same day tor Lafayette. 18th The Don Juan arrived from Montezuma; left same day for Louisville, K.Y FOR THK WHSTKRN SUK'. WONDERS. I wonder, said my aunt one day, (A maid of nine and twenty,) Why bachelors grow old and gray, When pretty girls are plenty! I wonder why they never choose A wife to mend their stockings, To keep them warm, keep off the blues, And love them O 'tis shocking! I wonder if they think our smiles. Our ogling winks and glances, Arc thrown for nothing but the wiles Of Fortune and her chances! 1 wonder if their hearts are form'd Like other human creatures; Or must they be attack'd and storm M And gain'd by warlike treaties! 'J wonder why the stoic elves Don't come with manlike carriage, And fearlessly announce themselves? As candidates for marriage! I wonder why, on each leap year, They are so very anxious That we should "go a courting dear," While they ne'er try their chances! 1 wonder why, at any rate. Some taxes are not levied On those who do not populate They'd have them soon replevied! I wonder could a maid be found, To think such laws oppressive; No, no, their praises they would sound, Their joy would be excessive! G. 3J. 35. Suiisthia,

Qunnty of Land & Rate

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State State r Tax for Tax fir

Anrt ofi Count v

Si-'ite Tax

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MAS on hand and for sale,

4. acti'ai vagguiis,

Ju which he will dis

pose of at a reasonable price; also, an assortment of rea

dy made PLOUGHS, constantly on hand, und ma bt had at the store of Messrs. Burlch and Heberd, for cash lie is prepared to execute all orders in hia lin-, in the best style, and on the shortest notice All peasons indebted, are desired to make payment JOHN B. DUNNING. March 16 18.11. 6-if ftzmiiutotrctrfr' sale. rijUIL undersigned having taken out 1 letters of administration on the es tale of Ecw.s J.ogmo, deceased, late of the county of Knox as she is desirous to settle the estate without delay, all persons are hereby notified 'hit the es late is supposed to be solvent, and those having claims aie requested to present them for settlement .YOTJCE is hereby further given, that oti Satu-div. the 9th day ol April, 1831, at the dwelling house of the dec-cased, the administratrix will sell to the highest bidder, the personal property belonging to said estate, on a credit with bond and approved security a-.d such condition! as the administratrix may re juire On the day of sale among the personal property to be sold are a number of hoi ses. sheep and hogs. HAKRIKT LOG10,.fim'x. March 18, I S3 1 g 3i

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5 Q 'HW GOOD

or sis yra-?, whh other public conside

raiio.-s. biforded me a ground on which I

thought that my own anxious wishes to

retire could be indulged without disap

pointing the expectations of mv friends.

1 or conflicting with any public interest.

Considering, however, the numerous de

clarations which I have received from

laige portions of my countrymen in va

rious q-iarters, that my continuance in office another term is necessary to their

harmonious and successful cooperation,

for the complete accomplishment of

those measures of improvement and re

form that have been commenced under

my administration, feel it :o be my du

ty to yield viy personal uiihet to their

solicitations.

I pray you, gentlemen, to accept this

expression of my gratitude for the favorable manner in which you have commu-

1 nicated vnur views on this occasion: and

oeneve me with great sincciily, your

mend and very obt-dient servai.t, ANDREW JACKSON. Messrs. Thomas Rigdon, ) John Cochran, c o:hcr& The funeral of the Hon. James Noble, a Senator from the state of Indiana, who died at his lodgings in this city on Saturday evening, took place yesterday from the Capitol, with the customary solemnities The coffin was placed in the centre of the Senate Chamber soon after 11 o'clock, and the funeral service was impressively read by the Chaplain of the Senate, after which the remains of the deceased Senator were conveyed 10 the United States Burying ground. Committee of Arrangements Messrs. Bell, Marks. Rugbies, Barton and Kane. Pall Bearers Messrs. Holmes, Clayton, Robinion, Burnet, Woodbury and Frelinghuysen Xat. Jour. March 1. PENSIONERS A bill has passed the house of representatives of the United States, extending the benefit ol pensions to all soldiers who served two years in the army of the revolution; the amount of pay tone computed as full, and commence the 1st of January, 1830. The e is much justice in such a bill, and if it becomes a law, will gladden the heart, and soften the cares rf many an undeserving victim of penury and want

Sttriicrt) nut iHfatoKcvi!. DOCTOR UENRY DAVISON "jV-J EMBER of the College of SurItJL Reons of London, Liccmiate f the Lying-in Hospital of Glasgow, Scotland, begs leave to tender to the inhibitanti ot Vlncenncs and its vicinity, his professional servicet. He may be found at all times (except when absent on tho bu aincks of profession) at hii room in the house of Mr. George Davis, Water street ; his charge thill be moderateand he confidently hopes that his capacity may entitle him to the confidence c those who may call on him Viocennes, Dec. 16, 1830 45-tf Strritoto $c Drvffrtttrrs Of the Intern and Western Mails. Eastern mail from Louisville, Kv ar

rives every Tucsdav, Thursday and Sa,

turday, at G o'clock, P. M.

Departs everv Wednesday and Friday

at 4 o'clock, A. M. and Sunday at 12 o'

clock, M.

Western mail from St. Louis, Mo. ar

rives every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at G o'clock, P. M.

Departs cverv Wednesday and Fridav

at 1 oYlofk, A. M. and Sunday at 12 0V1 clock, M.

The mails for Louisville. K and St.

Louis, M. w ill close at 8 o'clock, P. M. on

Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at 10 o'

clock, A. M. on Sundays. N. B. The above arrangement it is ex

acted, w ill not continue longer than A-

pril, when it will again return to its lato.

rrahgemcnt. - JOHN SCOTT, P. M. March. 5, 1S31. 4-lt

03 HE subscribers have just received. lS3: and are now opening, large and

general assortment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c. suited for the present and approaching season The above having been purchased on the best terms, in Philadelphia, Bahim ore, Boston, and New-ork, they are confident their stock presents as many advantages to country Merchants, and others, as any "in the City TILLAY, SCOTT &Co Louisville. March I ! 83 1 5-2m.

Administratrix s Sale

LL be sold at public auction on

Saturday the 26th day of Match

t, at the late dwelling of Ira Griffin,

eceased, in-Fort Sny settlement all the

personal property of said deceased, consisting of hotses, cows, hog, household and kitchen furniture, together with a vatiety of article not necessary to enumerate rerms made known on the day of sale sale to commence at 10 o'clock

on said day.

ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, Adm. Mater. 5, 1831. 4-3t

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MjfiiJiistrators' Notice.

subscribers having taken out

letters of administration upon the

ate of James H M'Donald, deceased,

1 Washington, Daviess county, Indiana,

hereby give notice to all persons indebt

ed 10 said estate, to come forward and make immediate payment; also to all

persons having demands against said estate to present them duly authenticated for settlement. REBECCA I. M'DONALD, Administratrix J G M'DONALD, Adm'r March, 5, 183! 4-3t.

From the O119 Mo oter

Uie victory acti.c cd; e. therefore, in

The following interesting correspond behall ot the citizens of Ohio, (whose

ence between the republican members wishes we believe we represent,) solicit

of the general assembly of our state, Sc. you to be again a candidate for the pr

the president, has been politely furnish-' sidency. ed us for publication: j Respectfulty yours, To His Excellency. AXD R ElV JACEA Here follow the names' ot the fiftySO. President of the U. States. itwo administration members of the ge-

The undersigned, with their fellow-jneral assembly .

citizens of Ohio, have seen with much satisfaction, the administration of the general government restored to correct constitutional principle. Your course

Columbus. January 1831.

Washington City, Feb. 9, 1831.

SrhttlfTs Salt-

rtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. in debt

rue directed, from the Clerk's Of-

thc Knox Ciivuit Court, I will ex-

e to public sale at the court house door I

vincennes, on Monday the 21st tlav

of March next, ensuinu, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. of said day and agreeably to the third section of the law, subjecting real and personal property to execution, the

Kag3 !

Kags

as the chief mari'tratc ol the nitioo,

observant of those principles, and firm in adherence to them, wc assure youisap proved of by a majority of the people of Ohio, although accident has given a different appearance B it it is not sufTicient for your own glory, or the permanent interest ol our common country, that the adminis tration of the general government, should, through your agency, been re stored to soundness in principle, it is necessary that the salutary direction now

given, snouhl bo continued, that the

blessings of our free institutions mav be

fully developed; and lo accomplish, this.

no measure is more tmnortiiu xUm mm

CASH, or WORK, will be given for ! rede rrton. because, from no other ,'nfJ

any tu:ui;y 01 cican i.xnnen , Luon ) 5Urc, can wc calcula'e to secure all the ACt a; the wxsNTim su ofTrcx:. i advantages which hate been gained, by

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington November 17, 18S0.

PKKSIOK AND BOUNTY LAND REGULATION

SHE many impositions which aro JL attempted in relation to Penbioa

Bounty Land Claims, have caused the

Department of War to establish a regulation, which declares that no attention will, in future, be given to application Irom persons who act as Agenti, unless they are known at the Department, or aro vouched for as respectable persons by some one who is known. Notice of this regulation is hereby given; anfl that all may be informed thereof, it is requested that publishers ot the laws of the United Stales in the icspcctive states will insert the same, on the front page of their respective papers, for three months. I3y order of the Secretary of War. J L. EDWARDS, First Clerk Pension Office. WILLIAM GORDON, First Clerk Bounty Land Office. 46-3m. PUBLIC SALS. 'SPHERE will be sole on the 31st day JL March, (instant) being Thursday, at the dwelling and shop of tho lato George Puriey decd, the personal goods of said dee'd, consisting of a dearbon waggon and harness, one horse, one set

hatters tools complete, with a quantity of hatters stock, such as furs, vitrol, logwood Sec also guns, watches, and ft variety of other articles Salo to commence at ten o'clock A. M. where due attendance willUe given by MARTIN ROBERTSON, Ad'a. March 9th 1831 5-3t. Dissolution of Partnership. fa -HE partnership heretofore exiiting under the firm of Wheeler St Wtbb, is this day dissolved by mu uai consent. All persons owing the firm,

and those to whom the tirm is mdebtedX'j are requested to call without delay en J H. D. Wheeler, who is duly authorised

to settle all accounts of the firm. The business in future will be conducted in the name of H. D. Wheeler, II D WHEELER, DAVID WEBB. Feb 24, 1831 3-tF TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS. O ITCE is hereby given, that thero jN will be an election in each Township in Knox county, on Monday the 4th day of April next, at the usual places of holding elections for the following township officer, viz; As many constables asthec are mag

istrates in the townships. One Inspector of Electiocs. Two Fence viewers, Two overseers of the Poor, and as many supervisors of the road as there aro now allotted to the township JOHN MYRES, Shffi K C. March 10th, 1831. 5-3t.

undivided interest ot Henry Hurst, of, in

Gentlemen Y-iur communication of ' and to the tollowui tracts of land, to wit:

Januaty last as received a few days ! Four hundred acres of land in the old do-

Mncc. I am truly eratetul tor an ex-i nation, number ninety-three, llXi) lour

W - - r prcssion of feeling and sentiment so kind hundred acres of land in the old donation, and indulgent, as that which it conveys! number ninety-two, one hundred and in behalf ol the principles which it is ! thirtv-si acres of land in the old dona-

my object to promote in conductinr the ; tion, number one hundred and forty

administration of the geneial govern ment. To carry with me into retire

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mem such an eviuence ot me approDa-! 1 io two nun.ireu aim lu ir ui ro l,K a" bc kindly received by his sis er, Mary lion of my fcllow-citizcns at the close of; ti n, number ei-hty-tive, seventy-live . .jonncU Rochchster, N Y., or to tho

tne lour years lor wiucti they had electee ; acres location, nmuuer one nuniaij ana ; ,r f-

me president, was the highest mark of i forty-three, (1 111.) All of which i taken I my ambition; and one which, if I were so as the property of Henry H;irt, at the!-

uit ol SauitM'l Shannon. WM. L. WITHERS, Vi o. S-i'rf. 1C. C. Vi:i. Feb. -Jti. 1s:H. s-J -n) ILh

SnCortUcitCou 22?antra. A NY intelligeuce concerning Thoraas M'Donnell. son ui Hu2h M-

t.on nunuicr one lumureu aiM !orty-ono, Donnd, of he Parish of Coolmanagh, (1-11) on,- hundred and thirtv-six acrs U j Q of Fermanagh, Ireland, who cati..:i, number nnc hundred and llr n5 1 camc tf lhg United States in II 15, will

fortunate as to reach, 1 had never anticipated would subject mc to any future calls in the service of my countiy. The desired amendment ol the consti union, so as to give to the people a di rrrt votr in thr. r!nirr nf ii -ii1rn. and

to limit his term of office to one of four I Ymo'lS for sale at this ofliCO.

Magistrates liliANR5 lor 11

Roman Catholic fastor or mc same

ace It is presumed that he reside

in one 01 mc cm.i .t wimp

Illinois or Missouri. Fditors friendly to the cause of humanity will please insert this. October 16, 1830.

BLANK DEEDS for sale at the W. Sun, oflice.