Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 16 April 1831 — Page 3

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the I'rcMdi ' t his tuition tores'gn.

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ii'ithoiizcd to mv thrt John

DUKKH Knox a a

will AgaM Mne UV V-lIZeS jjcpn t -t.tative, if elected.

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iiCj5tf I slai d in vt .''is g-.i.: u l;s underta ". ; lun to dlehv ge, temp m milv. the du't s

VINOliNNTs. AIMUL 10, IcMl jl Receiver u the Lund Official Jcl- ' fct sonvillc. lie was, at fit st, disposed

I to decline the office, but, as the business

oUt had been intctruptcd forsomc weeks lie determined, in older to accommadatc those having business at the Land Office, to enter tor a time on the discharge of the duties of Receiver. We ate informed that Judge Rrtnd has btcn nominated by the Jackson Central Committee of Indiana, for the office of Governor of that State; but c have not learned that the nomination has bscn accepted. It is to be hoped, however, that he will yield to the call made upon him bv his Republican fiicnds Z.mit

ville Public Advertiser,

The following, from the .Yaiioncl Intelligencer a few years ago, will be remembered and still believed by thousands who have had the best opportunity of knowing Genl. Jackson, although it is now convenient for the Intelligencer and others to defame him. diode. "General Jackson is a more extraordinary personage than has ever appeared in our history Nature has seldom rifted a man

The bvt Vinccnnes Gizc'ic announces St) irhng Yoking as a candidate for the Lerisl.'.tme, a; the ensuing August election. o I ?tn authorized to aonnunce John F. Sn.m as a cvuhd itc for the Legislature at the ensuing Auut election Arrivals and Departures rf Steamboats. AH UIVALS Aprils. The Gleaner, from Louisville, Ky. 9. The Pearl, from Miawneetown, III. 9. The Java, from Eugene, Indiana. 9 Virginia, from Shawnectnwn, III. 10. I'h-- Pearl, from Merom, Ind. 11. ! h Gleaner, from Perryv ille, la. 13. The l'carl, from Shaneetown, 111. 14. The Forester, from Louisville, ty. DKr AllTURES.

! he Gle mer, for Perryville, la. The Pearl, for Merom, la. Tiu- Java, for Louisville, Ivy. The Virginia, for l'erre-H ante, la. The Peai 1, for Shawnecton n. 111. Fhe Gleaner, for Louisville, Ky.

Flic IVarl, for Shaw nee town, III.

April B. 9. 9. 9. 10. 11

11. The Forester, for Lafayette, la.

The Wabash continues at a gool naviga

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age.

shall

m t.;e

manner prescribed for the election t trus

tees, elect aho for c..ch ward three assistant trustees; and the sid assistant trustee", when qualified in the manner prescribed for the trustees, shall assetnbte together, at such time and place as said trustees may appoint, and thereafter whenever and wherever the ordinances of the said borough may require; ar.d when so assembled, shall have full power to appoint, from time to time, their own chairman and clerk, and shall be di signaled as the board of assistants, and as such shall form a co-ordinate branch of shhI corporation, and all the rights, privileges, powers and duties which are now possessed by, or prescribed for the board of trustees, shall from and after the organization of said board cf assistants, be enjoyed by, and be deemed and taken as prescribed for the said boards of trustees and assistants. Skc. 2. That henceforth the President of the board of trustees shall be elected annually, by the qualified voters of the said borough, at the annual election of trustees. Sfc. 3. That at the annual election of trustees, in each year, the qualified voters of aid borough shall elect the constable of sod borough; and the borough constable shall be r-cj7?c:, a constable of Knox county, in and for Vincenncs township, and as such shall be subject to discharge all the

Unties, and entitled to all the privileges

with a mind so powerful or c in5 rdiensive, J thereto U'ongha- Prov ided, that it shall he

FOR THF. WKSTKKN SUN. To the People of Knox County. F.-r nearly twentv vcars I have been

rt si;i'.M-iiieT to your paper, and lor the

fii! ?i:m; I tool it due to nnsclt t aK ot you tho favor of publishing any thing of iui: 4, or in my defeti'a. About two yours application was made to mo by Colerr Thompson, a neighbour of mine, to b i;d a h"us o'i a part of un land near

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or with hody better formed for activity, or

capable of enduring greater privation, fatigues and hardships. She has been equally kind to him in thequaihiesrf the beast he has no ambition but for the good cf his coun try." M.vthson, Marcit 17, 1831. The trial of George who was in dicted for stabbing Sand. Tavlor, sheriff of this county, came on in oar Cncuii Ccuit, on the 9th inst., and was found guilty, and sentenced to two years impi isoament at hard labor in the Penitentiary James Flail who whs indicted tor manslaughter, in the case of Vivfijld, was tried and acuui'Ud. rV..Vrvj.

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f r Mrs. Beioy Ana K:ad to live T!:s woma;. !s supposed to he ft w id-

Ins an insano child, and is roal- . . i ii .... ,i... i.,.; ia

Ojioi 'uaiiiv. i Kin." u.iu'i-

ho 'e on that nart of mv laud I

iv:t;v.!ed to rosorso i'r timber, would operate ; i-itcri il'.v b my injury; ami as the ti(.i ho w n'ed to stuy was not iimilod,

able it mi :hi l,o tar lite.

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i..i'. v. h"Over. K-fl-aa' mo oot to cju-

t-j- , ind iu ail iin n tv lhi, 1 asbis;ed my r.ci It .crs i.s erwaiii the h.niso. Sho h.;s

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from the Louisiana Advertiser, of M.vitcir XiGih, lS'Ji. General Remarks. The Mississippi is rising slowly, and was yesterday noon at eighteen inches beio v ordinary high vate'mark. The weather since our last has been variable as to temperature; but generally favorable for out-door business. Our market is well supplied with foreign and domestic merchandize of almost every description

the dutv of urh borough constable to quali

fv hiaist If as constable for a aid township, in the manner it quired by the laws cf this

state. Sf.c. 4. That all vacancies in the office of assistant trustee, pr,-udent, or borough consuble, shall be supplied until the next annual election, iu such manner as the oidinaucis of the borough n.tv direct. Sfc. 5. lh.it whenever ;.ny improvement by levelling, grading, draining, witteni' g. pavir.g or otherwise, in any street or sttvets, or in any part or parts of any street ; fleets in said borough, shall be requested by tho petition of any three resident fr iholdeis of said borough, it shall be the duty of the said President and trustees of the borough of Vincenncs, to appoint three persons not interested in the said improvement, who shall take an oath faithfully to discharge the duties assigned tkjm, and shall then view the part of the said borough proposed to be so improved, and ascertain the property which in their opinion would be dit eulv benefitted bv the nronosed im-

on 4 tnaj-irhvof aid vsters do to! si that he pay t?;? rume imrr.edir.trly to tlnf.ivorr f adopting this act, then ara! ! Commissi!. er cf thr Public Imnal (irout.d.

electi

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in ,n;-i case it irdl be void, and not take effect, r r become a law. Pursuant to the above Act, tho citizens of the Borough are hctebv notified that an Fdection will take place at the temporary Court-House on Water-street, cn Saturday, the fourth day of June next, ensuing. R. P. Price is appointed Judge, and J. C. Holland and J. Ii. Martin Clerks. By order of the Board cf Trustees of the Borough cf Vinceimes. SAMUEL HILL. Clerk. April 1C, 1831. iQ-'t.

An Ordinance relative to the Public Burial Ground. 1. He it crdaintd by the Beard cf Trustees cf thr llomttrh cf Viuccnnea and it i hereby crdained by the authority rf the tame. That henceforth, the public burial ground shall be under the care of a Commissioner, whoshall have the control thereof, and the direction and management of all matter and things appertaining thereto. 2. That some fit person shall be appointed Superintet.daiit, who shall have the sole privilege by himself or servants of digging graves in the Public Burial Ground; and whose duty it shall be to attend to the care and preservation of the public burial gi ound, agreeably to the ordinances of the borough, and in obedience to the instructions of the Commissioner. 3. The Superintendent shall be entitled to demand and receive from the persons employing him, for digging each grave for a decedent who is fifteen years or more old, two dollars and fifty cents", and for all others, two dollars. In winter, if the ground is frozen, the Co nissioner may, at his discretion, authorize the Superintendent to charee

an additional fee, not exceeding one dollar. In addition to the fee allowed the Supcrintendant, he shall also demand and receive fifty cents for each grave, which he shall

immediately pay over to the Commissioner

4. It shall be the duty of the Commis

sioner to lay off the ground now used, in

such a manner, tliat all graves hereatter made, shall be placed in order side by side, allowing a sufficient space for alleys betvv een the rows of graves. 5. An addition shall be made to the present burial ground by extending the same

into the commons one hundred and sixty feet

as a loan to the Public Buri. i Ground Kurd, to be repaid w ith six per cent interest whenever the lat mentioned fund is ble to repay the amr. 3d. And be it further resolved. That the said sum of 150 shall be appiopi utcd by the commissioner in paying the expttsesuf making the fence above mentioned, r f ar

ranging the present grave yard and tf laying off the addition thereto, acd ether ne

cessary incidental expenses.

Passed Apnl 12. 1831. M. ROBINSON. Chairman. Samuel Hill, Clerk. 10 Jt.

An Ordinance amendatory to an Ordinance ugu'ating the Maikct fie it ordained by the Beard cf T-ui (ee of the Borough of Vineenne and it in hereby ordained by the auihcrity cf the omr, That heresfter from the first day of May to the'first day of October in each year, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each year, shall be the regular market days. passed. April 12. 1831 MARTIN ROIJIN-ON. CA'n. Samuel Hill, Clk io-3

a iHUcn Coin. WANTED to purchase, a first rate Milch Cow. for which cash "will bo paid. Enquire of the Printer. Vincennes, April 16, 1831.

ptovemeuts, the then value thereof, aial as south-westwardly. The Commissioner shall

far as may he practicable, the names of the

persons having any estate or mleiest, t ther than b lease from vear to year, or less estate in ihe property which wiil he

oenciitteo, aua shall return then pro-

wanted here, and a fur busings domu: suli cctdings, uiuier thtir hands and seals, to

many articles are dull of sale, on account ot lUc presuknt anu trustees and aiier men

the high price of ti eights. CO PTON. The operations of the week aie t-5ti:n ited at about S000 balec, being aeariy oae-half le s than noticed in our iast I'ulull' Utli'1 !i ? !1 f : 1 vt )i f !-; I 1 1" ! Ill, 1M

whi -h tiiu'.- mat h ?i;nler has I -ecu the- for this descriutiou accordii-g to t!ie Lna r-

pool ci issiitC ttion, r. Oi'uh.ry, C a 7

Wrhaut any oonnmbMu trun

iwsilvod to nio,e away :his I tlr;:ht ii would la? .rrhurg e f-T iior to ioavo the? house t ho

Mrov ot!. in sh' Sp. uij. but i '

ro.f, die tlo r ami the door; cut she insisted (.u taUiii the t!vr and the dxr, and I consontcd. I have never given any counter v:rd. No contrary orders were ever cent or thought of l-eiuj sent by me. If she ever rcevived any other orders, I neither sent them, nor was I the causo of tlu'ir l'oin-i sent; nr was I even known to th !ii, either directly or indirectly; and

I here pledge niv lienor, and appeal to the throm? ol I ho Eternal, for truth of every word and sentence here uttered. On the coairuv, I would hive assisted her in taking what I had permitted. B it noteithtaudini the mildness 1 u-ed, the losses I sasiained, and the charily I exteii.i ?!, slv, or same other person has told, i lint I would nat permit her to take aw.v aav tiling hehai.ring to the house; thai throais were made of an uncharitable expulsion of her; that she must go qui k, a .id leave ail, upon pain ot protvuti n. The sympathies of my neihW.a, wen m doubt exei'.ed and enlisted lv th se fa.?o and malicious slanders A.-' r. iuly with too little impiiry about ihe n"..th ef ihe casv4, some 15 or J) or more persons, assembled on the

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mano. I ne stoCK 't Icmit'se a:;u Vli!).iiiu's c.( ntinue to augment, and negiecteo mi, account of its bci.:g generally h-Ad at higher --ates than the activ e sales of Louihiana ana Mississippi growth. ;UC.R (Louisiana) is not in that good lequest, either on the plantation or in tae city, as formerly, and cannot be considered as over plenty or scarce. MOLASSES is looking up; we quote as before at 14 cents for that near the city, and

have understood this price has, in some instances, been refused. rOBACCO. We only heard of one hundred hhds. changing owners at 2, a 3 for crossed, seconds and firsts. The article is dull on account of the heavy cost of transportation. FLOUR has met a fair demand at five dollars per bbl. for exportation and home consumption. WHISKEY has improved in value and sales have bevn tfflcted at thirty cents for several small lots. LEAH, (Pig) lias been sold since our last at S3 r7J for 100 lbs. and we understand that B ir is scarce and worth 4 i cents per lh. LARD of tiie best quality in small kegs

commands eight cents. 1 here is considerable of inferior quality in our market, not worth so much by full one cent. PORK.. The sales of the week for good quality, inspected here, have ruled at S, SlO, S12, for Cargo, P;iuie and Mess. COFFEE, Havana green, 11 a 11 Rio, 10$.

CORN, in ears, 60$ cents per barrel

;r;;nni, la-t week, in die uiht, near the heus.and tore ii down. The hoards and

L vS vvore carried oil to a considerable

distance. Thus a sti-;nva of contempt has j shelled, in sacks, 5G cents per bushel

l een east upon me by a whole iiJii;hbor-

A reputation which has been sixtv

vears i'ununj, and which I did ihinU, as

far as conscience was concerned, was ijrm-'d with uta s.iu, is about to receive a rude and bliiiU; hock, from a sup p.wed want of chanty . The destruction ol .-his h ),'!', and of another, accidental. Iv ca.i-.eit i , lire some time iy in the tame ph- o, i eomparativelv nothing. 7L i h '..acier is all. If it did not savour to n. 'di of vai.ity, I Cnu'd truly say, ''few perans eai h ive higher pretensions tu charity tu.it l.M And whenever required, ti i-had still he extended. I h ive Hi spile u- hatred for the woman. 1 wish br r well. From my very heart I forgive, lies- Neither hae 1 emniiv or malice

C" linst anv of those, who thus did me ai real inj irv vitit of yinp.ilhy tor her. lj d u t even know who they were, nor da! I wi-'n U Ivii-nv. It is pr.ibaole some ofj the.n are my near iieihunirs, and 1 want . them n. it tti.e distant; I want the pol len

ch tiii of friend-hip preserved unlr-.hen. S la. as the Bi .ie is the rule of my life ani c nidu. t, 1 wUh t "do justice, live mercy, and walk humbly oefore Uud'"; and in return, all I ask ot tins vorid is h do me justice. SAMTEL CARRUTilEil. Ai ril l'Jdi, 11.

Meal, kiln dried, 2 50 per barrel

WAX, IV es, yellow, 19 a ll$ per lb.

do. lute, 47 cents jier lb. scarce. J

return shall h ue been ninde, if two thirds

of the proprietor resident within said boroiig. ci th.e saitl propt rty, shall i;i writing, under thcie h e.u's, or under the hands of the gu"ird:.ar.s or husbands of inch of them as may be it. facts . r mat t ied women, testify their wish that such propped improvement shall be made, it shall he the duty of said president and trustees of the borough of Vmcci.ues. to cause the same to be made and completed; and after such improvement is completed, it shall be the duty of the three commissioners above mentioned, m wlioe number 11 acancies shall be supplied by new appointment, to estimate the then value of the property aforesaid, and such estimate to retm n, under their hands

aim se:ns, to the p'esiuent arat trustees

fnesuid, and thereupon the expanse of

m iking such improvement, and all necessary charges attending ihe same, shall be as-

sessed on the property atoresdd, in proportion to the amount of the estimates of the

value thereof returned as aforesaid, before

and after the making of such improvement, added together; ind j.II the proceedings in

the premises being certified to the circuit court of Knox county, under the common

seal of the said borough, unless some good

cause shall be shown by some person aggrieved, in which case said assessment mav

he amemled by said court, or all proceedings stayed, as justice may require; it shall

be the duty ot said court to render judg

ment, on motion, in favour of the President and trustees aforesaid, for the amount due.

agamst the parcels of properly resnective

ly assessed therewith, and execution shall be had by x'endithni exfiona-t, or otherwise

as may be necessary. Src. G. That the jurisdiction of the saic borough shrill henceforth extend over tin Hiver Wabash, in front of said borough, ex-

tensivelv with the jurisdiction of the State

bi:c. 7. 1 hat if at any time hereafier.

the board or court invested with the power to grant ferries, shall deem the establishment of a terry or ferries at Vincennes necessary, such ferry or ferries shall be granted to the President and trustees, and not otherwise.

btc. 8. 1 hat the powers ot the suid President and trustees of the borough of Vincennes. granted by the act of incorporation, or any amendatory act, to issue licenses and assess a tax thereon, or to levy a tax or taxes upon any person, occupation or property, shall not hereafter be deemed to be limited in any wise, by any act now in force, or which may hereafter be in force, unless the said borough be therein particularly named. Skc 9. fiat the said corporation is hereby declared to be authorized to hold all such real estate as may be necessary for the benefit of said borough, or for public or charitable uses, affecting the health or property of the inhabitants thereof. Sfc. 10. Tnis act ihall not take eflTcC.

cause the addition to be laid off into souares

of sixteen feet, with alleys eight ftet wide

jetween the squaresthe divisions to be

markid with posts of some durable wood, and the squares to be designated by num-

rs. L his addition shall not be used as a

common burial giound, but each tquaie

shall be reserved for the families of the per

sons vmio may become invnrietors thrn-nf

in the manner following: that is to say. the

Commissioner shall mark a Uot of the ad

dition, and from lime to time shall sell the squares to persons wishing to purchase; the

the Commissioner on making sale of any square, shall make the same on the plot and enter it m a book tu be kept for that purpose, and give to the purchaser a certificate there

of, i he price for each square shall be SlO, and in addition thereto the purchaser shall

pay the Commissioner one dollar as a corn-

together

jHiUTlCu On the Vlth ult. by A. ' i. Jl-ieerts, Esq. Mr. Jackson FiolLiNowoaTii to Miss Margaret Dunn. both of Washington township, Knox Co. , On the 12th i is;, by ihe Rev.

Mr. Alexander, Kac X. Whittelsev, ! or become a law until it shall have received

pensation for his trouble, making eleven dollars for each square.

6. All such sums ot money as the Commissioner may receive from' the Superintendant or from purchasers of squares or for interest accruing on funds, shall be appriated to the use of the Public BuuhI Ground, and to no other purpose whaicvcr. Whenever the commissioner may have in his hands fifty dollars or more of this fund, he shall loan out the same on the best terms he can get on note or bond with at least two good and sufficient freeholders for securities; and whenever any interest or the principal loaned may be due, if not promptly pidd on demand, the Commissioner shall enforce the collection thereof by legal process. The

Commissioner shall be entitled to ten per cent on all interest accruing on loans by him made, as a compensation for his trouble in managing the fund. 7. The Superintendant on the 1st day of January in each year, shall report to the Board of Trustees the number of interments during the preceding year.and specify therein the day of interment, the name, the age, thq place of residence, and the disease of each person interred; and on the sa ne day the Commissioner shall report the sums of money bv him received for the sale of

squaiesof ground, or from the superintendant during the previous year, and the situation and his management of the public burial ground fund. 8. From and after the 1st day of June next, it shall not be lawful to inter any corps in any part of the borough of Vincennes, west of tenth street. And each and every person who shall bury any corps within the borough ot Vincennes and west of tenth street after the 1st day of June next, or who shall aid or assist iu so doing, by carrying the corps to the place of burial, by digging the grave, by placing the cofnn in the grave, or by throwing in the earth thereon, shall forfeit and pay nve dollars, for each ffence, which money when collected, shall b; appropriated to the public butial ground fund, and accordingly paid by the Treasurer to the Commissioner. Passed, April 12, 1831. M. ROBINSON, CVWn. Samuel Hill, CVk. 10-3t.

NOTICE. ALL those indebted to the subscri ber by book account, at e earnestly solicited to dicharge the same by cash

or note, on or before the 25ih ot Apri

next, and those now indebted by note

are also requested to make payment

lore the above time, and sav troublo and cost. SAMUEL '1 HORN. Vincennes, March 26. 7-tf CLOVER SEE1)7 150 blls. (fresh) Clover Seed, mstre-

ceived and for sale by TILL AY, SCOTT, Sc Co. Louisville March Athf 1631. Nails, Window Glass Sec. 300 IcgsNailsSc Brads assorted sizes. 2SO Boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 Window Glass, lOO blls. Green Copperas, lOO blls. Tar. 200 Kegs White Lead, 200 Boxes 5c Kegs, Creel's superior

1 obacco, 5SO Reams Wrapping paper, 90 Reams Tea paper, 25 Boxes Happ's Wool hats,

lOO doz. Spades, and Shovels, 30 doz Hces, 300 Boxes Y. IL U G P. Te2,

loO blls Leaf Sugar, 30 Casks Malaga Wine, 25 Seroons, S. F. Indigo, SO Kegs Sad Irons, 40 Boxes Candles, 80 doz Wire Sifiera, lO doz. Patent Buckets, 20 doz. Tin Kettles,

With a large assortment of . GROCERIES, just received and tor sale by TILLAY, SCO I T Co. March 4th, 1831. 5-2m.

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mer-'hant of Carlisle. Ii. t Lliza

hf.ti! Biwtix, daughter of Capt. Hubert B : iiin ..f this place.

DfrtJ On Sunday the 4th inst. Llias Boodle, loui; a respectable citizen of this countv. . On S iudav r.ijht. ths 10;h

itit. Thomas, infant sj:i of The.

the s -motion of a majority ot the legal vo-

tt-is ot saul borougn, m the following man

ner: The present trustees ot said borough shall cause an election to be held thcrt in, hi st giving three weeks notice in the newspapers published therein, of the time and place of holding sach election, which shall be conducted in the same manner as geneeral elections: and at such election the voters shall write o:i their allots "adopt" or

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A resolution relative to the Public Burial Ground.

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t avoui t adapting, tiien the

id clerks sue. i i lection

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out two ct runcates, one rf which

1. Be it resolved by the Board of Trustees of the Bcruugh of Vincennes and it us hereby resolved by the authority of the name.

That the C ommissioner caue- a good and

samfuistratrC);' Sale. ''K dlE undersigned having taken out ji letters of administration on th es tate of Louis Lognioy deceased, late of the county ot Knox as she is desirou to settle the estate without delay, all persons are hereby notified that the eitate is supposed to be solvent, and those having claims are requested to present them for settlement. XOTICR is hereby further given, that on Saturday, the 9th day of April.

1831, at the dwelling house of the deceased, the administratrix will sell to tho highest bidder, the personal property belonging to said estate, on a credit with bond and approved security and such conditions as the administratrix ansy require On the day of sale among tho personal property to be sold are a umber of horses, sheep and hogs. HARRICT LOGNIO,. fm'x. March 18, 1831, 6-3t

Tin & Sheet Iron

MANUFACTORY. CN the corner of Market and Sey cond streets, have on. hand for sale, a large and general assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron ware, which they offer at reduced prices Tinware will ba sold whole sale and retail upon advantageous terms to purchasers. Vinrcnnes, October 24, 1829. 37-tf

cf Yi-

A severe ck. )l '.n '-.o t:i prike w.-iS clt at lvpi dit) , Hi- -'U'-da; last, '-id A nil, a'jouv two o t . a, 1 . M.

All Act relative to the i.Ioail

e.er.nes.

V i: ct iic't:! h i the General A-i-

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sli ill be h ed a:l recorded .n the office of' th t if he judges the same expedient, he r

NOTICE,

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a Avi.vu purcnaseu me ntrht 01

Sri making and vending vrithin Kno coontv. Pinkham Mo&her Vnnin

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c.irtii-ifni nni ;4iui run ri' re tn rf . .rri i r . .

t . - - --- i Aiacnme, ior scounnc anti wasnintr

around the u-hc burial U round, to be . .. ps nnv nMWfl . n ,rr, "

made with Catalpa or Mulberry posts, and : , V . ' .i . Walnut rails, the fence to be at least 5 feet ! can dvc lhem on lria, and ,f nl high, the pannels not more than 8 feet lor.g, proved, may be returned. I have also and the posts to be at least 2 ftet in te j on hand and intend keeping, a supply of ground. That he give public notice for j Cabinet Ware of the best qualit) ; will Sealed Proposals, that he give the contract! also do Carpenter's and Joiner's woifc to the lowest bidier, that ne take g.;od se- at tht. rf, j,,-. nricei

cuntv for the tnthful rerionnar.re; and innv MOORF

the reconn r or mm i v in.y, ti.e otner hleti! ai:d recorded am -ul tUe- recalls of said ; trustees; w hereupon ilns aet sh dk take ef-1

nav muc sepir.iie co.itracis i;r trie posts,

tor the rails, :mcl t ;r making itie tei.ee

Mav 1st. 18SO

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itV-i ! f.-e: and be-'ome afiw. a. id pi'i'ie notice ; i reasuivr ct the coi-Mions tund, forthwith;

the taY:.. ttf t f this t-i.i" qi -.I..k o j t'nerof sh ill be eixen !v s ,;d irus ees, in vcr.cisci tUe borough vf VktiCe'.; a ii; lit ; uc ne eti airesaid; bit ii a; said

2. And be i: further r u.y5, That the i BL A K. 2i:CI)S for alC at

M r XV Sun. olTtce.

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Ct irviui

iU;li cf Si

Gby

to that t-iial t:it- -t . j

xecutiooer other wue.uudl JcW pUWlUS Of W 001 HUMCO.