Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 May 1831 — Page 3

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''fcssiens of devotion Co the constitution. ! t;c well, but warm friends arc at times

The nui'itiei openly avow their purpose i pji tiul they may estimate his good quato see d- from the Union rather ti an lities loo hiih, and ovei look hisdefecis

V IN CPA MIS. MAY 1 1, Tk CaU't 11 Ap:ii number of this ral nbl and elcgantlv executed miscellany, lias been received. The best evidence of the estimation in which it is held, is, that it has increased in sine, improved ia appearandand its circulation become more gene

ral: instead of retrograding in interest, as is so frccpiently the case with exclusive htera- j iv publications, it has certainly improved. At the late meeting of the Board of Ma pirates, they districted the county as follows:--Vincennes and Palmyra townships to form one District; Washington. Uis-eron and Widncr township??, a second District; Harrison, Johnson and Decker townships, a third district; from each of which one Commissioner is to be elected. I have been authorised to say, that James T). M ivs, of Johnson township, is a candidate for County Commissioner, attheenjuim; August election. I have been authorised to say, that James Thorn, of Harrison township, is a candidate for County Commission;:;- at the next August election. I have bcn authorised to say, that WilTiain Raper, of Palmyra township, is a candidate tor County Commissioner, at the August election. I have been authorized to say, that Thomas M'Clure. of Washington township, is a candidate for County Commissioner, at the August election. I have been requested to say. that Col. Julius Johnson, is a candidate fur Brigadier Crural.

I ive been authorised to say, that James G. Head, of Daviess county, is a candidate Governor, at the approaching August

election.

I have been authorised o say, that Amos

f IVrhnrn count v. is a candidate

for Lieutenant Governor, at the approach ing Angus t lection.

I.mu!n. The Citv of Lvmdon is ten

miles lone from east to wt-st, six and aquar

ter broad from north to south, and fifty miles

in circumference.

Pari The citv of Paris is four and a

half miles in length, three and a quartet

broad, and seventeen i en comtet ence. C'jmtatiri'jfJe. The city of Constant! nonle is ab-ut fourteen miles in citcumfer

i-nc' The Sultan's rial ace in the citv. winch

is considered the most splendid and costly in Europe, is three mite in circumference.

It will be seen by our paper of this day, that almost an entire change hastaken place in the Cabinet at Washington, the tour secretaries having resigned. This, at first, seemed to afford the imposition some joy, the reason for which 1 acknowledge w as beyond my ken That men should be found in tlu Jackson ranks, sufficiently patriotic to give up power and place, and retire t the ra .ksof private life, is so different from any thing looked for among the opposition, that they can scarce be brought to acknowledge it to exist in any; and I would be far from even wishing to deprive them of any gratification or benefit they may expect to de live from the great blow up. From the Louisville Public Advertiser.

fail to effect the repeal of the tariff the ultra-lederalists are operating as pfiers and miners professing to 3Ct as champions of the constitution and the Union, while they are really striving to subveit the former and desttoy the latter. It is the business of the administra

ion and its friends to keep both the par

ties we have named in check, by fitmly adhering to the letr r and spirit of the

constitution by extending to domestic

industry, of every description, moderate

We would advise them to "keep cool,' now that they have nominated him, and let impartial fiiends judge of his merits or demerits The importance of selec ting a firm and true li iend to the principles id democracy will not be overlooked Pennsylvania stands conspicuous (or her attachment to the republican party, and the choice of a candidate may possibly be made from one of her many distinguished citizer.s. This will satisfy the citizens of Lancaster who, Ave be-

and efficient protection by discharging j lieve, are good democrats and are for

the national debt diminishing the pub

ic burdens by reducing the duties on ar

ticles of consumption which we cannot

manufacture cm. fining national appropriations to national works and, by ob serving a system ot strict economy in the administration of the government.

With a cabinet determined to act in

good faith in support ot the principles and policy we have just referred to, the administration cannot fail to command

the approbation and support of the A-

mcrican people We now have such a

cabinet. This circumstance will re

unite the friends of the administration, and will leave its opponents 'wilhout a

loop to hang a hope upon.'

From the 'National Intelligencer. WASHINGTON 01 1 Y. 7th A PHIL. 1831. Dear Sir ; F.ui days ago I communicated t you my desue to relinquish the duties of the war depai tmeni; and I now tak occasion to repeat the request which was then made I am not disposed, by any sudden withdrawal, to inter rupt, or retard, the business of the office. A short time will be sufficient, I hope, to enabie youtoditcct your attention to ward some person in whose capacity integrity, andftiend-y disposition, you rnEy have confidence, to assist in the complicated and laborious duties oi your administration Two or three weeks, oerhaps ;ess, may be sufficient for the purpose In coming to this conclusion, candor

demands of me to say, that it arises from no dissatislaction entertained towaids you 'sum no misunderstanding be

tween us, on any subject; nor from any diminution, on my pan, of that friend ship and cot.fi lence, which has ever been reposed in vou. I entetcd your cabinet, as is well known to you, contrary to my own wish es; and having nothing to desire, either as it regards myself or friends, have ever since cherished a determination to

Principlesnot men

Pittsburgh Mercury. From the Louisville Public Advertiser. The unthinking portion of the Clay party appear to be delighted with there cent change in the cabinet; but we see

nothing like joy in the countenances of the intelligent and calculating portion of

our political opponents The last men

tinned class feel and know that the

(change will strengthen the administra

lion which was previously too powerful

for its opponents. While the silly part

are crying out "the devil has been to play" at Washington, and an using their

fellows with what they term the unpre

cedented 'blow up while they are

prating about wh.it they are pleased to call the &catterauon of the cabinet, their number of associate- are viewing with pain the hopeless condition in which the

movement has placed Mr. Clay. In the

new cabinet they can perceive nothing

that can be assailed no material ioi

ambition to wot k upon while the char

acters of the gentlemen named are cai

FROM THE LorisiAVV AliVEUTISEll, OF airil:;, is3i. General Remarks. Onr marketha vari

ed but li'.tle since our last, with the exceor - . ii r

tion ot a v ery smau improvement in the better description of Cotton, and a little ad vance on freights and Pi- Lead: whiKt

Flour and Whiskey have declined a shade. I ne weather has been warm, dry, clear and

favorable for out-door business. Western

Produce is beginning to arrive freely; and

expected to be abundant is a few weeks, as

it is well know n there is a large amount now aboat on board of flatboats for this place. The Mississippi was yesterday noon twelve inches below ordinary high water mark . and expected to continue i isir.g. COTTON. The principal stir in the Cotton yards and pressts, during the fere part of our commercial week, was confined

to the delivery cf former operations, detained by the wet weather noticed in our last Report. The sales of the week have been respectable, though not extensive, and the demand general!) for the best qualities m market. The major part of the transactions were in Tennessee and North Alaba ma's; some little very choice commanded nine cents; shipments continue to b? made on owners account. Louisiana and Missis sippi is not so plenty as it was some time back, and remains in good request for fair, good fair, good and fine. SUGAR, on the plantation, by the quantity, of choice qualities, continue?, as noticed in our last, to be scarce and in fair demand. We have understood that a few holders refuse selling, in expectation of better rates. Inferior is plenty, and may be fairly considered dull. MOLASSES continue steady at 14 cents near the city, and at a fraction

less according to distance and the expense of steamboat transportation.

TOHACCO We have heard of full

700 hhds. changing owners during the fore

ciliated to command public tespeel, and pat t of the week at our quotations of a J,

to insure a taithlul ana harmonious course of conduct in support ol the president. Our intelligent opponents perceive, that the mannei in which Mr Van LJu- ; en has retired, has place him on high & enviable ground; that his determination to return to the walks of private lile, rather than subject himself to the suspi

cion of intriguing for the succession,

will inevitably annihilate Mr. Calhoun by indirection and, consequently, that all their hopes, based on an anticipated di vision in the republican ranks, are blasted forever. They foiesce.that the new cabinet will be united, that it will ne uni

veisaiiy pronounced superior to any that

has preceded it; and. they are convinced that general Jackson, supported by such

constitutional advisers, wiii inevTabiy be

re-elected by a laiire majoiitv Our

avail mvself of the first favorable rno-! readti may lest assured, that such are

mcnt, after y our administration should be j the actual impiessions made, hete by the

in successful operation, to retire, hoc Mate change in the cabinet, not only on

curs to me that the lime is now at hand, ! the minds of the ft lends of the adminis-

when I may do so, with propriety, and in j 'ration, but on those of its intelligent op

proper respect to you Looking to the nresent stale of things to the course of

r - - 0

2 j a 3, 3 a 4 cents, for crossed, seconds

and firsts. The principal sales were at the

highest rates.

FLOUR is moderately plenty, and large

sales have been made this week tor exporta

tion of S H7l a 4 90. Choice brands well

known bv the Makers command more say S5 00.

BEEF (Western) is plenty, and dull at

S3 50, S'J and S8, for Cargo, Prime and

Mess. That from a certain district m Mis

souri commands more.

V DISK EY is not so scarce as it was, and

is offered freely at 31 cents per gallon.

HEMP (Western) is in fair demand at IS

E 5 J cents for dew and water rot. Hempen yarn is dull at G$ a 7 cents. .... . 1 1

LEAD (rig; has improved, ana sens rea

dily at 3 J cents per lb.

PORK, P.ACON UAMS,LAKl),UJi;

and O TS, and many other articles of western produce continue in much the same de

mand and value as noticed m our last.

DOMESTIC COTTONS are in good

request for the Mexican market, and a fair

bunnies' has been done for some time back.

PUBLIC NOTICE. I HAVE o'lt.mscd lettci .if a-i.ninistra-tion upon the tstate of my late deceased huband Louis Mallet, and have taken aud returned into the Clerk's Office an Inventory and Appraisement, and I believe the estate solvent. inure toUl fcc Sow TO the highest bidder, at the late dwelling of the said deceased in Faux Chanaille, Knox county, on Monday the 30:h oi

May inst., all the personal property, (ex

cept what has been reserved by me. agrceaably to law,) of said Louis Mallet deed., consisting of horses, cows, sheep, fee. Purchases of three dollars and under, cash must be paid at the time of bidding off the article those over that sum, a credit cf nine months will be given upon executing nete with approved security. Sale will commence at 9 o'clock A.M. JENEVIEVE M ALLET. .1dm x. May 14, 131. 14-3t ON, and after the 13th instant the following will be the times of arrivals and departures of the several mails : Eastern From Louisville, Ay. Arrives otiTuesdavs, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 12 o'clock M and departs on Mondays. Wednesdays 5c Fridays, at 2 P.M. Western From St. Louis, Mo Arrives on Wednesdays, Friday md Sun

days, at 12 M and departs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 P. M.

.A orthrrn t rom I errc-Haute, la. Arrriveson Tuesdays, at 10 A.M. and Fridays, at 6 P. M. and depai ts on Tuesdays at 7. P. M. and Saturdays, at 2 P. M.

Northern From Union, III. Arrives on Mutidays, at 7 P. M. and departs on Tuesdays, at 6 P. M. Southern From Sha'tnettoirn, III. Arrives on I uesdays, at 6P M and departs on Thursdays, .it 3 P. M. Soidhcrn From Mt. Ytrnon ami Evans rille, la. Arrives on Saturdays, at 10 A.M. and departs on Tuesdays, at 2 I. M.

JLcttcrs intended for pending .Mails must be deposited in the Post-OiVn .one hour previous to the time of its depai ture. JOHN SCOT T, P M. Vincennes, May 10, 1331. 14-4t.

SPRING GOODS.

CHANGS IN TII13 CABINET "I in h lend? of the adtnluisn atloo vvisl rejoice in the recent change inthecabi net Heretofore there was danger of

division in the ranks of the republican party now there can be none This single consideration will i -tpait fresh vi goi and energy to tht friends oi the ad ministration throughout the country. The present is obviously an important crisis, not only in the reiatietis of thi country with uther nation-, but to ail the

cardinal i nert sis ol the American peopie that are liable to be affected by the action of the fedeial government. Thee are manifestly three parties in this tountry. One is ultra federal, uim ing at consolidation and total subversion to the rights of the states To this party the nutlifiers stand opposed. 1 he fi'st vrouid destroy our tiec institutions by divesting the states of their deserved light-., and bv rendering the central government unlimited, and, eventually, monarchical; the other would sever the

U'.' o by assuming for each sia'e the right to disregard and resist the laws of congress. 1 o each of these parties the admmi' nation audits friends (constituting the third prty) stand opposed. The u ra federalists would have little or nothing subject to the authority of the states or to the influence of public opinion. They have taken the fi d, vi h Mr Wt lister 3nd Mr Clay at their head, and are fighting in support of the same principles that wcteienewed by the ndvocMi"sof the alien and sedition

your administration, which, being fairly developed, is before the people for ap

proval or condemnation I cannot cot

nonents

Hereafter, the is flutnee of noaspirant

to the succession will be felt in the dell

berations of the cabinet; tne combined

intelliirence and ir fluer.ee of the heads

sider the step I have taken objectiona of departments wil. be faiihfully exerted

lionahle. or. that it is one. the tendency to sustain the executive and his princi

of which can be to affect or injure a

course of policy by you already advan

pC3 a:u!,his friends can have no cause

to dread the result In the mean time

tacrt ouslv commenced, and which I hope j the opposition are effectually uuhors a

tand ad I thrown from all their hobbies in tu

Fur Governor -KOMI NOBLE,

MILTON STAPP, JAMES SCOTT,

For Lt. Governor.!) VI D WALLACE,

JAMES GREGORY,

For Caigres K ATLIFF BOON,

JOHN LAW ,

For Legislaturc-JOllS DECKER.

JOSEPH CHAMhi'.Kb, JOHN F. SNAPP.

SAMUEL SMITH Has jmt received a supply of FOREIGN &. DOMESTIC Among which are the newest Pattern, and latest style of CALLICOES AND GINGHAMS.

will be carried out to the bentfi

vanccment of the people. I endering my sincere wishes for your prosperity and happiness, and for your successful cflorts in the cause of your country, I am. very truly, your friend, J H EATON To .indrci? Jackson President of ih- United S?ate3 )

vine, they can gain nothing ny flattering

Mr Calhoun, or by libelling Mr Van AN Ordinance respecting dogs running at

Buten I hey will be driven to the nc

cesVuy of opposing tne principles of the t I 'm.

executive, which cannot laii to prove

fatal to their hopes.

Some of the Cl iy men profess to have

been astounded by the recent voluntary

resignation of four members of the ca

WKSHINGTOY CITY. APRIL 8, 1831 Dear .Vi ; Y ni letter ot yrsterda

was rtceived. and I have carefully con- j jjn lucrative oflices.

binet. Their astonisment is very natu

ral. Clay men were never known to re- or hitch, shall suffer the same to run at lat p;e

large within the Borough of Vincennes.

TVrHEREAS it has been represented to V i the Board f Trustees of the Boromrh of Vincennes, that there arc dogs run

ning at large within this borough, ailected with hydrophobia or canine madness, therefore BF, ' ordained by the Hoard of Trustees of the B'jroutrJi of Vincennes t Tnat if any

person wkhin sjid Borough owning any dog

He lias also rcrc ived a GENERAL AS SORTMENT of GHG0EP-I33, &0. ALSO

IROX, STEEL, SALT, TAR, Sfc. And respectfully solicits a continuance of

punlic patronage. Vincennes, April 00, 1531.

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NOTICE. KNOW all men and pvi sons that on thi3 day, May 1, 1831, my vvife Mary has left niv house, bed and board without any cause; I therefore forewarn or forbid any person or persons front trading or dealing with her or harboring her about their possessions, as 1 shall not be accountable f r her contracts from the above date. JOHN W. MOORE. Mav, 1.131. 13-3t. T 3&mtufotratov' Salr. 3111. undersigned having taken out letters JL of administration on tne estate f Conrad Crum, late of Decker Township, Knox County, dee'd., as they arc desirous of settling the same without deUy, all persons are hereby notified that the estate is solvent, and those having claims are requested to

present them, legally authenticated for set-

Thev generally within the space cf thirty day after the pro- tlement. Notice is hereby further given.

sidtred it When you convct sed with ; hold onto offices until they are shoved mulgation of this ordinance.the person so of

mc the other day, on the subject of your

withcrawing from the cabinet, I express ed to you a sincere desire that you would well consider it; for, however reluctant I am to be deprived of your set vices, I cannot consent to retain you contrary to your wishes and inclination, to tetnain. particularly as I know that in ' 829, when I invited you to become a

member of my cabinet, you objected, and

out and then thy complain that hey have been robbed! When an aristocrat obtains office, he views it as his peison

al property for this reason fie thinks it

nassinkr strange when he hears that a

1 ' S ' public officer has resigned Lou Pub Adv.

From the Pittsburgh Mercurn, .1iril 13.

The mail from Philadelphia to this place

expressed a desire lobe excused and I was carried bst week in the very short

only gate up your objections at my pressing solicitation. An acquaintance with you. of twenty years standing, assured me, that, in your honesty, prudence, capacity, discretion, and iudtrou nt, I could safely i e , and

law, in I7a The contend that the ! confide I have not been disappointed

feletal government was formed In the the performance of your duties, peop'e, 'and that there is no limit to its i since you have been with me, I have . . u r l i hprn fully satisfied, and. tro where vi

ntj n c i 5, J t : i i v i nun i i v uc iuu uii 1 11 fl j

the dicretion ot congress; that it is (ouipetent to do whatever congr ss may

deeoi essentiil to the "general wcUart,

vi hoot regard to the

tht s' itt ; and. that its

f r d e i a

th

ough

will, be your destiny what it may, my best wishes will a' ways attend yiu. I will avail mvself of the earliest op-

reserved rights of i pot tutiity to obtain some qualified friend s violations of the!10 succeed you; and, until then, I must

solicit the acceptance of your resignati- n be deferred I am, very sincerely and respectfully, vom friend, ' ANDREW JACKSON.

compact can only be checked a r 1

tlu itistt umentaiity ol tne mi

pieme federal court W lule they tidi cuo. the intelligence ol the people and defy )') th? popular will its coustrution a! i fin- ce. they lo'.k t the ledttal ju di' in v a- ti e u'limate at biter of the destin es f the republic .i si he nuclc is of tl.-i' power and the shield of t'icir

sttet gib Bv giving to the federal ju gentlemen have been submitted as can

diri:rt the char ac'er o' f.Ji ical urn ft ire;

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time ol two nays anu eigiu nours:: I his eclipses every thing in the way ol travelling that has occurred in this country The Baltimore Republican mentions another instance of unprece dented despatch Letters were teceived in that city on the fust instant ftom New

Oneans, post-marked the I9'h March The transportation was therefore per

formed in fourteen days, being just half the time formerly taken in the passage of the mail between those cities. The ppstmamaster general deserves credit for his efficiency and usefulness. We

have no doubt they will be felt and appreciated. While such facts as these exist, they not only do him credit, but place in a very unenviable light, those

fending shall forfeit and pay a tine of onedollar, to be recovered by action of debt before any Court hav ing jurisdiction thereof. Sec." 2. .ind be it further ordained. That from the promulgation of this Ordinance and thirty days thereafter, it shall be the duty of the Borough Constable and as many assistants as he may think necessary, and hereby permitted to any other person to kill all dogs found running at large within the Borough of Vincennes. This Ordinance to take effect and be in force from and after one publication in the

Vincennes Gazette, and eNtern Sun, any Ordinance or Resolution to the contrary not

withstanding. Passed, Mav 12, 1831. MAR TIN ROBINSON, Chm'n. Samuki, Hill, ('lrk 14-3t. OFFICE OF THE LADY'S BOOK,

1 12 Chesnut street, opposite the Post office 5

L. A. Cm. ic Co. offer their services to

;ollect for their city and county friends, and

all others, having claims against individuals or others in Philadelphia. They have determined to devote a considerable portion of their time to this new branch, and are well

conv inced that their exertions will give sat

that on Thursday the 19th t,f May, 1831, at the dwelling of the deceased, we will s ll to the hiehest bidder, all the personal property cf said deceased. on a credit, with bond and security, and such conditions as may be requited. Among other property a number cf HOKSUS. CA T LE. MIEEP, & HOGS; CORN. BACON, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN V U UNIT U R E. THOMAS J. CRUM. THOMAS WILLIAMS. Administrators. April. 1831. 12 3ts. ! i&rttcal ilottcr.

THE Somi-AnuualMtetiiig. t the .Medical Society of the Fit st Medical District, will take' place in Vincennes on Monday the second day of May; when it is desired all distant members will attend. H. DECKER, Sec. Vincennes, April 30, 1831. 12-3t.

Siicrttt's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of hi. ra. in debt to me directed from the Clerk's Office of the Knox Circuit Court, I will offer at public sale, before the door of the temporary Court Houe in Vincennes, on Saturd ty, V e 11th day of June ensuing, between the hours rf in o'clock. A M. and 4. o'clock. P M.

doubt manvoersons at a distance having

w ho have been zealously engaged m his claims that might be collected, were they

To Maj,r J II F.cion Srcrr'ary of War

THE VICE PRESIDENCY I he names of several distinguished

b liivrsting it, bv const! ucuon, with au , tin" .'v to detet mine w at rights shall be wt 'ttd fotn the pec pic of the states, th.v - ' Peking to buildup a splendid an i despotic central government This faitn.ii is mote lobe dr caded than the nio;fi:ts of the sout' , be a s : th-v ate

ilidatcs for this important office A mong others are judge. Hemphill, the honorable William Wilkios the honorable Henry A Muhlenbet g, an J the lion otabie James Buclnnin, all eminent Pennsy I vanians. The friends of the lat

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detraction and abuse

NFW OULRAXS, APRIL 7. The ship Romulus, captain Cushing, arrived here this morning in thirty three

idays from Cadiz but bungs no papers. Captain C. informs us that on the day he iclt the citv (the 3 1 Match.) the govern or of Cadiz w as assassinated; and on the previous night twenty five persons had 1 hcn killed. Alter the vpsp 1 it If. Cant.

! Cubing was informed by a pilot that i stance, to be charged en ...

. i ten per rem. i iim.ii- m-

of said dav. aereeablv to the third sectico

isfaction to their employers. There are no Gf the law subjecting real and personal es

tate to execution, all the niirht. title, im in

terest of Nathaniel Ewinc. of, in. and to, a

Lindner county.

aware of responsible persons f address.The great expense in many instances paid far lawyer's fees, and where there has been i.o necessity for such a proceeding, prevents many lawful accounts from being adjusted. They will receive bills and accounts from any part cf the country, which will be immediatelv attended to. and the proceeds ap

plied in the citv, or forwarded by mail as

may be directed. N change in any case will b made unless the money is actually

collected. I he commission m every m-

ollections, will bt

ist be paid, or all

FARM composed of the following tracts cf

LAND, to wit: 201 Acres of I-and, survey No. 30, ia T. 3, N. U. 10 W.

survey -No. l . of survey No. 3, T. 3, suney No. 33, T. 3,

do.

f . 'I ti" I'll t. (.Ilk. w-.fc,v 1.I,.'. Ul. tr;-.s we.e arriving do... all quarters, t,iaclosed and icturned to

assailing our ft tc itutuutiuhii under pro k cliau.s wr.Ii geat

gentleman, m

e he a sides. ;vmlm to urv-e his ' pal a" 1 nc nnusc wt, c .snm' ; 11 v the !eron scudi ne.

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!i "teat zeal Thi m v yr.'Wa ii.uicui.i tfuiuu5niui:..iu. Ijt A i.ui.'l.i, k o.

that all the houses were shut, a "d that it

itablih Courier

100 A-res

N. n. 10 Y. 100 Acres N. lt. 10 W. 100 Acres d'J,

N. 11. 10 VY. ied upon as the property cf said Nathaniel Fwin. at the t lie-ge HlV. - JOHN MYi-US. s. k. c. IU W. L. WITHERS, UcP.Sirrp. Vmceunes, Mav 14, 13 Jl. li 3t,