Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 40, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 November 1831 — Page 3

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"- -. . - - i .- viYprvvr vnVFMlM'P v i n ! LNCL.NM, .Q LMbLK K, 1H-U. The steam boat Versailles, from Louisvillc, arrived here on Monday, the 7th,

discharged her cargo, and left on the 8th, for Louisville. I have understood she had on board considerable loading for Terre-IIaute, that the captain of the boat became alarmed on account of the river falling, and refused to proceed up. He could not have been much acquainted with the Wabash, or must have been badly advised, the river beinir yet at a good navigable stage, and another boat hourly expected. T cannot consent to bandy epithets with the writer in the (iazettc of last week, over the signature of 'National Republican,' and should not have noticed the article at all, but f r my correspondent, who signs himself '"One of the Meeting," whose article i must decline publishing for the present. In it, however, he declares the number of persons attending the meeting referred to, did not amount to fifteen. In the first p ie of this day's paper, I bave given at length, the decision of the President Jmhie of this Circuit, on rejec-! ting a witness, in Monroe county. As to the legality of the decision, not beinjj a lawyer m self, I shall give no opinion but I shall take the liberty to say, that the after proceedings of some persons, in making erTigics and hanging them, was disgraceful in the extreme, and the names of those concerned should be held up to public contempt. At a meeting held in Carlisle, Sullivan county, according to previous notice, by the friends of the present administration, for die purpose of electing delegates to the Jackson convention, to be held at Indianapolis on the second Monday in December next, col. John Benefield was called to the chair, and Benjamin Wolf, appointed secretary. On motion, unanimously Resol 'red, That George B )on, Isaac Ong, John W. Davis, and Benjamin Turman, be, and they are hereby appointed Delegates to represent said county in the aforesaid convention. J. BENEFIELD, Chmn. B. Wolf, Sccty. rito-U Tin: LoriiAXA ADVERTISE, OF OCTOUER GENERAL REMARKS.Our climate has re-assumed its usual aspect for the he year. The weapresent season ot the year ther during the last week has been clear, Irv. warm, and pleasant, in short, such as we generally experience during the autumn. We have many arrivals, foreign, coastwise, and inland, yet business is by no means brisk. Prices continue nearly the same in the most important articles of merchandize, and we have consequently few changes to notice. The good health of our city continues, and we may now consider it perfectly free from danger of any epidemics. It is true the hospitals still contain a lare number of patients, but very few are thought to be dangerouslv ill. COTTON has been sold this week our quotations. The quality of the nev Mm crop, so far as we have had an opportunity to jude, is inferior to the last. The highest sale within our knowledge, of new crop, was made at i)J cts. A small quantity of the old has commanded 10 cents. Choice Cotton readily commands that price, and is much sought for. In regard to the amount of the next crops, the latest information confirms our previous opinion. There will be a large deficiency in the product of Louisiana and Mississippi. The sales of the week inelude about 1000 bales of all description. TOBACCO. Some saies have been made, but only to a small amount; the article is wanted, and little of it remains in first hands the transactions of the week co not exceed "200 hogsheads, at present quotations; some holders ask higher prices, but we believe, all things considered, (hat our quotations are correct. The stock on hand is not considerable, and the arrivals do not correspond with tHe demand. A small advance in price may be autici-j pated. 4 SUGAR AND MOLASSF.S.-We have not altered the prices of either of these articles, and give no quotation for Suar in the ci, because no large sales have been m ule, and we do not wih to publish retail prices. Sugar has certainly improved, but as the transactions are not to a l irge amount, we make no change in quo tations. e are happy to state that our last information from the country ropeet in; the growing crops, is favourable; an 1 if the present good weather continues, the prKiuri win oe oe.iei uiui we aimcina- .!..-. -...II I. . . t. . . . ... ted. Bat even under the most favourable circumstances, the amount of Suar pro - dueed in this State, will fail thort of 1 a.t years cron. i FLOUR continues the san me as noticed in our last, the arrivals hcin ; anoui equat to the demand. A I a rue proportion dov not pass inspection, and is taken by the bakers fir immediate use. Purchases for export are uot made to any extent, foreign markets offering no inducements to dilators. W'e continue our quotations, with the remark, that this market would be unfavorably affected by larije arrivals. COTTON BACHING A: BALK ROPE,! are, if possible, more dull than noticed' ! i' Wi'i'!; We on!iTi I.t:; r i'i!.ta S

-y turns, uuvi they n:av l.c c.Tisiuor-V.o:Vii-nal. Few wholes-ale sales have been made recently. IJoth articles arc very plenty. i0lK AND LAUD continue without chango in price. The articles arc not in demand, and prices may be considered no-

jtnmal BACON AND BEEF are dull at for mer prices. CORN, shelled in sacks, is very dull. A few exports have been made recently, land the former large stock is decreasing; in the ear, it h retailed by the barrel en the Levee, at our quotations. COFFEE is becoming scarce, and advancing in price. A large sale has been made at present rates, and some holders demand an advance. The last news from the Islands respecting the crop?, represent the prospects to be very unfavorable. HAY arrives from the north and east in small quantities, and is sold on the Levee without difficulty, at S7i cents, a SI per 100 lbs LEAD. No sales have been made of late, and the greater part of the last arrivals cf Pig Lead, has been shipped to the north. The article is not much inquired for, and little is offered for sale. LIME commands ready sale, and is much wanted; new arrivals are anxiously looked for. OIL of all descriptions is scarce, and readily finds purchasers at present prices. Linseed was verv scarce for several months, and is now by no means plenty. Lamp Oil of good quality is wanted th article is now more jrenerallv used in this country than formerly. HICE has found no change in price. The demand is good, and the market not verv well supplied. CANDLES arc scarce, both of Tallow and Spermaceti, but the qualities sent to this city, are so very different, that it is not easy to give a correct quotation. We make no change this week. BUTTER. There is none good in market, either northern cr western, and prices arc variable. CHEESE is much wanted, both for city and country consumption. Very little is offered for sale. LOOK OUT ! ! The person who took from before the door of the printer a few days aw, a PAINTED BUCKET, is requested to save himself trouble bv returning it. TAKE NOTICE. N the 29th of October, 1831, a nero man who calls himself RICHARD, about 21 years old, a dark mulatto, about J foct 10 incnes ,l'Sn spare made and ?prihtsavs lie be' ones to Francis Foster, of Lincoln county, Kentucky; and on the 29th a nee.ro woman who calls herself LLIZA11LTH, about 40 vears old, a dark mulatto, cf common sic, and rather spare made, (whosaysshc was raided in Cincinnati, Ohio, but lately from Jefferson barracks near Saint Louis, and says that she is free, but from the evasive manner in which she gives an account of herself, she is supposed to be a slave,) were committed to the Jail of Lawrence county, 111. according to law, as runaways. R. B. MARNEV, Sh'ff. L- C. 111. Nov. 12, 1831. 40 Ct miutotvatovYi plotterF11HK undersigned has taken out letters of L administration on the estate of Absolom Huse, dee'd. late cf the county of Knox, and State of Indiana, all persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make itnme

diate payment, and those havine claiuisiH.&Crir.E is herebv riven, that on the e

against the same, will present them as the law directs, legally authenticated for settle - Tl 1 . T 1 1 ' mem. j ne saiu esuue l oeneve to oe sorvent. A sale will commence at the lute residence ot the said Absolom Huse, dee'd, of the said county and State aforesaid, on Monday the 5th day of December next, and continue until all the personal property belonging to said estate be sold, consisting of a number of HOUSES, SHF.EP and CAT TLE, one yoke of WORK OXKN, W AGGON and RIFLE-GUN, a variety of fanning TOOLm, KITCHEN and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other articles too numerous to be particularly specified. The terms of the sale will be made known at the sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'cl'k, A. M. CESAR EMBRY, .WmV. Nov. 12, 1831. 40 tds WHISKEY By the BARREL, ncxe and fresh ! none : Of your old stinkixc. stttf, lor sale low, at the Vincennes Distillery. MA 11 RON & HUNTER. Nov. ICth, IS31. 40-tf 1 CASH IN HAND For WHEAT, RYE and CORN, deliat the ui'-ennes Steam Mill. MARRON ec HUNTER Nov. 12, 1 SU. 40-tf 3tnnfu.atratov'0 Salr. IT THERE will be offered at public sale on the 25th day of November in-tant, at 1.1... T.-i. fi u-p niv t t Inhn L- 1ur : """""h "l -" ' vnvirtu, the personal property ot s.iid ucccuent, ! A' ' ' Onejour horse zcdggon and gear, one ticrr xciszon zvitiwut won . cne horse, tliv Stock in the ifard ; r nf frnm thirtrrn n fifteen pucks of unfinished Ua J tliev. a quantity of tanned lea '. ther, some bark, a east trrni Bark Milt, Tanners and Cm iicrs Tools iVc Sale to commence t 10 oVleck Perms nnde known o d.iv tf s.iL-. A. M. I i 1 1 A M Hi CKl.K. 1 MAR I IN KOMJN-ON . 1J;

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rAIVIV, OILS, VABXISHES AND I)Y n-STLlTS. To Physicians and others. ! ITT Zc OR RICK, have just received from Baltimore a fresh surm'.v f DRUGS, MEDICINES, 2cc. Their as sortmcnt is will selected, extensive ai d complete. Orders from a distance will be as promptly attended to as if personal application were made; all articles warranted of the best quality, and sold low for cash. They have the genuine PORT WINE, used for medical purposes; every varietv of PATENT MEDICINFS, and ample supplies of FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS, used so successfully ia the cure of chills and fevers. ALSO, WORM MIXTURE, equally effectual for expelling worms, and made in so convenient a form as to be taken with ease by the youngest child. The FEVER & AGUE POWDERS, and WORM MIXTURE, are altogether of vegetable production, and consequently their exhibition can be attended with no danger whatever, and will effect a speedy cure if the directions are complied with. The two latter Medicines may be had of Mr. Owen Creesy, of Carlisle, Mr Simpson, of Bruccville, Jacob Wolf, of-Shaker Prairie, S. Dolahon, West of the Christian Settlement, III S. Bell, Mount Carmel, Messrs. Micur & O'Neal, Lawrenccvilic, and Peter Green, of Mavsville, 111. ,17-LINSEED OIL for sale. Sept. 2. 1831. S3 tf. irtue of two writs of Fi Fa in debt, me directed from the Clerks office of he Knox Circuit Court, I will offer for s-dfle before the Court House door in VinCnncs, on Saturday the 12th day of Novem ber ensuing, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock of said day, agreeably to the third Section of the Law subjecting real and personal estate to execution all the right, title and interest of Francis Jackson, of in and to a certain Town Lot in the Borough of Vincennes, designated on the Plat of said Borough by Emison and Johnsons' survey, by the number one handn d t'c seventy-one, it being the same wheieon the said Jackson now lives; taken as the property of said Jackson, at the suits of John Ledwick, and John K. Korts. W. L. WITHERS, d. s.k. c. Vincennes, Oct 2?, 1831. 37 4t Si 25 5ffimfm0trator'0 plotter 'IIIj subscribers having taken outlet (i ters of administration on the estate of John Rlack, decL request all persons having claims against said estate, t present them properly authenticated for settlement, within one year from this date, and all those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. The books and notes can be seen M the office of Martin Robinson. The estate is t unnosed to he im-e.lvent r MARTIN ROBINSON, HIRAM DECKER, Administrator.. Oct. 12,1831. ys-6t &tnufui$trator'0 2!oUcc VfjLT persons are hereby informed that I yive taken out letters of administratc qnon the estate of William Vangorden, (le ot Knox county,) dec d, all p; sons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them properly authenticated for scttlemeut. The estate is believed to be insolvent. WILLIAM BURTCH, Jdm'r. Oct. 1. 1831 34-6t Collector's Sale i covd Mondau in Aove?nbcr. 1831. I vXh - di at the court house door, in the town of I m . nrpuncs. countv ot Knox, and state ot In diana, expose to public sale all and singular, tlte several U acts and parcels of Land, ineluding Town Lots, in said county, upon which the taxes for the year 1831, and other previous years have "ot been paid; the said Tracts and parcels of Land, including Town Lots, having been levied on by me as Collec tor, for want of personal property out of which to make the taxes due on said Tracts and Lots. Sale between the hours of 10 o'clock A M, and four o'clock, P M, on suid dav, and be continued from day to day, between said hours, until all are disposed of, or have been offered for sale. JOHN MYERS, Col. k. c. October 8, 1331. 35 4t NICHOLAS SMITH f y&l'ILL conti nues to carry on the ioxn trail vitrei iron Business at the old stand, where he will be happy to accommodate his customers. 30-tf August 30, 1831. S 4& oUeetcr's 3!ottee OTICE is hereby uiven to all whom it may concern, that 1 will, on the second Monday in November next, ex pose lo sale at the court-in ue door in the town of Pelerbur;:, Pi!..- county, Indiana, each and ecrv TRAAT OF LAM), and TOWX LOT in countv. on .! . I - 1 wiiicu taxes are. uue, :h h taxes are. due. nn.l rc-mairi unoaid. , fnr lQ V(Mr isj aiJ(i . T p'e lous veats. ; Ihe sale will continue from dav today until all are olli'ioti fs-s.ih- ( ONRAI COLEMAN, r. r. v. Ox. 11. lsii. :,u-U" Stimin?ouatorr0 flotfrr. Vf OTICE i hen by ;;en, thrtt I havt ta - 1 V en ;.un,ini trat'i!):: e.n the! 1 rotate ot J, i. .) mi, Lic i TiLeec uti - t t, u. ut cc a.t poio.i uaiing claims .i t.:.-i .i.. o.a.i .iic uci.rol to nrocnt i .... . . . f .

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to make ifv.uedi iie payiaeti!, tlie estate i 'j!!e':d to br s.'UcT.r. -'HUN CHAMBERS, AdmV. ; :'. h:. ;t.

GOODS. IIEBERD UAVE just received their Fall atid Winter GOODS, which, added to their former stock, makes their assortment complete, and will be sold low for cash, or in exchange for most kinds of country produce. ALSO lOO Barrels SALT, 4LO Barrels WHISKEY. Vincennes, Oct. 1, 1831. 54 Sm in Milam, vs. Petition for a divorce. nnces .Miinm. j ND now at this time came the comnUin1. antbv his counsel, and en motion and le gal affidavit filed, it is ordered bv the court that the pendency of this suit be published in the extern Sun, a public newspaper printed in Vinctnncs, for four weeks successively. and that unless the said Frances Milum, be and appear hear at the next term cf the Circuit Court in the county of Sullivan, and answer the complainants bill, that said case will be heard and determined in her absence, and the matters and things ihertin decreed accordingly. A Copy Test, BENJAMIN WOLFE, Ci'k s. c. c. Oct. 27, 1R31. 33 4v REMOVAL. riiHE subscriber begs leave to inform his JL. friends and customers, that he has removed his store to the brick house, one door from Water-strict, adjoining the store of Burtch c Hebcrd, formerly occupied by Marron fic Hunter, where he will be glad to see his old customers. He has on hand a good assortment of GOODS of every description. Also an invoice of STOVES, assorted, 7 6c 10 plate, lOO Bis. SALT, fair ter lOO Bags ALLUM, do All of which he will sell on fair terms for I cash, or for PORK and CORN, delivered this Fall and Winter. Persons having accounts with him, arc hereby informed that he intends going on for goods shortly, and they are requested to call and settle the same before the 20th of September. SAMUEL SMITH. Aug 31. 1P31. 30 tf JOHN B. DUNNING. With hammer in hand, is again at hia AncilU VND will promptly attend to all calls in his line, bv J A A promptness in execuLrT? SS'iinB ciders, and i by having his work to share the patrouage of a liberal public. Being himself in debt, he has to request those in debt to him to make payment by the 10th day of October next. A neglect of this request may give him unpleasant feelings, and put them to expense. Vincennes, Sept. 17, 1831. S2 tf RISING SUN j n l9 rWIXCnXXES, LXDIAXA. m M Sierts Helton PECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that he has leased for alerm ot vears, the TAVERN STAND lately occupied by General Homer Johnson, and is now prepared to accommodate trav ellers and all others who may give him a call, in the nest manner. The stable attached to the house is large and convenient and a careful hostler is em ployed who is thoroughly acquainted with his business. Vincennes, July 22, 1S31 24-tf i 7 To all irh NOTICE. 'horn it may concern:rilHAT the estate of George Waggoner 1L dee'd. is insolvent, and not able to dis charge the debts against it, and all persons indebted to the said estate, are requested to come forward and settle their accounts that 1 have against them. ELIZABETH WAGGONER, Administratrix on &uid t-state. Oct. 8, 1831. 35 tf LECTOR'S NOTICE. 'ICE is herebv given to all whom concerns, that all the lands am toyn lots, the taxes ot which shall remain u-npaid for the year 1831, until the second Monday in November next, lying and be inp; in the county of Gibson, and state o Indiana, will be otlered lor sale at the court house door, at Princeton, in the county aforesaid, or so much thereof as will pay the tax and costs on the same the sale to commence between the hour of nine o'clock, A. M. and four o'clock P. M. of taid day, sale to continue from day to day till all is offered. JOHN AYEUS, C.l. o.c. Owt. 15, 1531. 3d tds ilottcr. Ikftort Sale for Taies. .VriCE is hereby iven to all whom it mav concern, th it on ihe second nday in Xovembei next, I will comj nience celling at the cuurt-houe d.Mtr in I the town of Dmmville, and county ot Warrick, Indiana, all and singular, the. i i-ams and town lots in said coun ' on hich the taxes due therou for the Tears INK) and 1M1, are not paid on or ! betore that time: and that the said sale I will be continued from day continued lrom nay to day. b--j t won i v 11 the hours f nine oelok in tho'clock in the after noon on each dav, until all are ottered for sale. THOMAS LOWE, Collector for Warrick Kconville. Ind. Sept. VJ'.; ls3l. 3tUtf

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NOTICE 13 hereSy given to all whom it may concern, that I will er.pcse to public sale at the Court Hrue door in the town of Jasper, on the tecond Monday it Acvembrr next, each and every tract of LAND and rrnrv t i i ...

A V S V A. liVf 1 IV 1 1 I 1 III 1 1 1 i J I 1 1 L.IA11UT a a a- m . r & r a l w t Mate of Indiana, for the tax due therccn t;r the year 1831, if such tax be not previously paid, and the sale will continue from day to day between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afteri:cen, until all have been offered for sale. B. B. EDMONS TON. Collector I). C. Sept. 4, 1631. 3541 SLottic fS hereby given to all whom it may concern, that I will on the second Monday of November next, commence selling at the court-house door, all and singular, the LANDS and TOWN LO?S In Sullivan county, on which tho taxes due thereon for the years ISoO and 18ol are not paid, on or befoie ihe said second Monday in November. The sale will be continued from dav to dav, between the hours of iun o'clock in the forenoon, and four o'clock in the afternoon of each day, until all are oiTered for sale. JOHN S. DAVIS, c. . r. Carlisle, Oct. 8, lfctfl. M: THE INDIANA DEMOCRAT, TW ICE A WEEK, During the Session of the Legislature 232 3. if . iHorusou. fTlHE Democrat wi'l be published twice ft -L week during the Session of the Legislature, and will give a general repoitofthc proceedings of both Houses. A large additional expense will necessarily be incurred by making the Democrat a semi-weekly paper, but as many of our friends hae urged the propriety of the undertaking, we have determined to hazard the experiment and throw ourselves upon the liberality of the public for its support. Subscribers for the session will receive two papers per week, during the session for 73 cents to be paid in advance. Regular annual subscribers will only pay as neretoiore, o J numbers making a vcar. Subscriptions can be conveniently remit ted by the members of the Leeislatuie. Bost Masters are requested to act as agents. and by forwarding us the sum oi five dollars. shall be entitled to receive a paper twice a weet tor tneir trouble, ana papers, tor seven subscribers, wich is equivalent to one dollar. The same privilege will be extended to all others who will act as agents, and the papers forwarded on the receipt of the money. Good and faithful reporters will be pro cured, and those wio are desirons to know. without delay, the progress of Lejiislatne business, and to receive a paper invine general history of the passing events of tl.e times, in all departments, will find the Democrat a cheap and faithful record. Indiai.aoolis, Oct. th, 1831. 33 Commto.otou AND STGILB.GE Y. o o o: r rpiik subscriber lias the pleasure of JL informing the public Rcnerally that he still continues the Commission anu Storage Business, at his 0;d Stand. XORTH IVESr CORK&R Ot WATER A SD MARKET STREETS. WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, Apiil. 1831. 9-tf. NEW GOODS. HA YE the pleasure of informing theie friends and the public generally, thatthry hare reccired, and are now opeviti a general assortment of merchandize, amon :ehieh irill be found SujH-rfne Mack, Blue, Olive, Brown and (Urten cluthx very sujurior brown flight-blue caxsintts Red, White and (re cn El a mm Is Hose Mae!, 'inaie and Point Blankets Super Black Italian Lutestring Silk and Tabby Ytlrcts Bombazcts, Pla'uLi, Cambrics Calicoes, Glvres, Hosiery, Fashionable Bonnet and Belt Ribbons, Isg horn Bonnets, Fancy Soaps, Cologne Wa ter, Silk and Marseilles Vest'mg.s, Brown and Bleached Domestics, Prunella, Morocco and Mens Leather Shoes Fine and Common Hats, fc. Sfe. together irith an assortment of Hardware, IronStetl, Castings, Freak Groceries and Queenaware, they arc determined to offer at the lowest rates for cash or merchantable produce of any kind. They tale this opportunity of informing the customers of the Yineeines Stcar.z Mill that in future that establihm( nt irill be under the immediate management of one of the fnn; and they hope that their invariable disposition to accommodate will ensure them a share oj public patro nage. tr7 1 he highest market Wheat, Corn and Saw-logs. December 25, lb'30 price for 17 -tf FRESH FLOUR XOR SALEbythe b',1. at the Vincennes . Steam Mill for cash only. MARRON & HUNTER. Vincennes. July 13, 1S3I 27-tf Hag3 ! Rags ! Hags ! C.iSH, or 11 ORK, will be given for any quantity of clean Linnen t Cottar. RAGS at the WES.ULR.1 SUN offlCC. lilauuo for tlUuoto On rmml anu tor sale at tim Oiiicv