Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 5, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 March 1832 — Page 2

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From the Globe. j Washington, Feb. 17. In the Senate yesterday, the resolutions submitted on Wednesday by Mr. Holme the first calling for information as to the causes of delay in the preparation of the annual commercial statements; and the second, enquiring why the answer to the resolution of the 22rd of December, respecting the trade between the United States and the British Colonies, had not been made were taken up for consideration. After some discussion, a motion to lay the first resolution on tho table was negatived by the casting vote of the Chair, and the second was laid on the table. The first resolution, after further discussion, was adopted. The Vice President commu nicated the correspondence between the Presiding Officers of the two Houses, and the representatives of the Washington family, relative to the application mirlc in itio laiir fnr the remains of Gforge Washington and Martha Washington. Mr. Clay'? resolution, proposing a modification of the 1 arifF, W3s taken up, and Mr. Grundy concluded his speech in opposition to it Mr Ewing is entitled to the floor this day. In the Home of Representatives) the Speaker laid before the House a correspondence between the President of the Senate and the speaker of the House, and Mr. John A Washington, the proprietor ot the Mount Vernon estate, and Mr. George W. P. Custis, on the subject ot the removal for interment in Capitol on the 22nd instant, the remains of Gen Washington, and his consort IVIaktiia Washington For reasons stated, Mr. J A Washington declined complying with the request of Congress, made through the presiding offi cera of the two Houses. '1 he bill lor the apportionment of Representatives was passed yeas 130 nays 58 A mes sage was received Irom the President ol the U. States, on the subject of the r emoval of the Indians beyond the Missis aippi, aC3ompanied by a report from the Secretaty of Wr, giving an outline ol the progress a'reudy made in the work, "Sxnd what remains lobe done, tec. &c The bill for the adjustment of the claims of the state of South Carolina sgainsi the United States, was after some dc bate, ordered to be engrossed for a third reading, by a decisive vote. The'bills making appropriations for revolutiona ry and other pensions lor the naval service for 1832 for the payment of ar rearages i the naval service, chargea li'c to he enumerated contingent, prior to 1st Feb 1832 and for fortifications for the year 1832 were considered in committee of the whole on the state c the Union, reported to the House and ordered to be engrossed for a third reading. February 18 In the Senate, yesterday, the appor tionment bill from the House was read twice and refe-red to a select committee consisting of Messrs. Wtbster, Buckler, Haync, Marcy, Tipton, Dallas and Forsyth Mr Clay's resolution was a ken up, and Mr. Ewing spoke at lengh in its support. The Senate adjourned to Mondav In the IToutie of Representatives, ru merous bills ol a private character were reported from the standing committees. lUr Irvin, from the committee on the Public Lands, reported a bill to aid in the education of deaf and dumb persons Ivlr Dtarr, of Tennessee, from the com mittcc on Internal Improvemi nt, report X td a bill to provide for laying out and constructing a national road from Ports -Tnouth, in Ohio, to a point south of the louden Mountain, in North Carolina Mr. Jirvis, from the committee on the Public Buildings, repotted a bill making appropriations for the Pubiic buildings, and for other purposes. The rt so ution uthormng fbeCletk of the House to procure a lull length porttaii of G-ml. Washington, to be executed by Van dcrlyn, was agreed to The bill lor liquidating and settling the claims of the State of South Carolina against the U. States, and the four appropriation bills zrentioncd in our analysis o vesterday, tvere passed. February 20. The Senate did not sit on Saturday. In the llju&e of Repr estntatives, Mr. Drayton, from the Committee on Milita ry Affairs, reported a bill for the relief of certain officers and soldiers, whose property was destroyed by fire at Fort Delaware. The resolution directing the President of the United States to pro cure the cxecu'i m of a pedestrian sta lu: of Wa-hingion, to be placed in the Rotunda ot the Capitol, was agreed to yeas H-l, nay 50 At an early bour, the House wr nt into Committee of h vm..-i .. ,;ti f.i- - ii'jii liuuii iin- jih iui nit uciiiii: I rt irs. Sun Decatur, ct cl. A prolonged discussion ensued, in which! essrs. Carson, I racy, Crane, Muhlcn i

berg, Hoffman, Pearce. McDuflie, Suthcrland, L Everett, R rr, and Cambre-IV Icnir. participated. At four o'clock the

Co nmittec rose, reported piogrcs?, and asked leave to sit again, which was gra.ucd, and the House adjou,neu February o I. The Ser.cte, yesterday, spent about one hour in the consideration of Execu tivc Business, alter which, Mr. Clay's resolution was taken up, and Mr Ewing resumed, and concluded his remarks in its support. Mr. Miller has the floor lor

In the louse of Representatives,. merous petitions and memorials were presented and referred. Mr. Thomp

son, of Georgia, from the Committee on; Indian Affairs, reported a bill to authorize and require the proper accounting officers of the Treasury to audit and settle the claims of citizens of the State of Georgia, against the Creek tribe of Indians, for depredations committed between the vears 1826 and 1830 Mr. Drayton, from the Committee on Mili- j 4 tary Affairs, reported a bill to authorise the Secretary ot War, to release the ti tie of the United States to the site of Fort Gosport in the State of New York A joint Tesolution was adopted for an adjournment of the two Houses, from the 21st to the 23d inst. Several private bills were fiassed. The bill in addition to an act for the relief of insolvent debtors to the United States was taken up, and after a abort debate, postponed until to morrow. February 22. In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Chambers submitted a resolution, amending the rules of the Senate, by p-o.iding . 1. I . ,J ..... K -,11,1 ! up till two o'clock, instead of one. The Appropriation bills, received fiom the House on Monday, were f,a,e d Some nr:., hi.u ' H a, nnp i P. 1 . , ,m . t0Pe ! o clock, Mr. Clay resolution was taken;

up, and Mr. Miller spoke two houis injmv ncrk good clean short wool, pirk, i

opposition to it, when he gave way to a! motion to adjourn In the House of Representatives, Mr Boon, from the Committee on the Pubuc' Lands, reported a bill to reduce and graduate the price of the Public Lands, which was committed to a Committee ol the Whole on the state of the Union The House pr oceeded to the consider a tion ol rhe resolution proposed hy Mr. ... r . r r . J ! VUNii; UU tllC 1 ISIUCHl IUI J 1 1 I Jl lilt 1'rcaty concluded with the Chickasaw tribe of Indians in the year 1830, Stc Mr. Everett again mod. fled his rcsoiu ion, diiecting the Committee on the Public Lands to elicit the information, which seemed to be the object of the original enquiry The resolution, ihu modified, was agreed to yeas 92. nays 77 M an early hour the House ad j'mrned oer to Thursday. JU&T RECEIVED y Pr Steamer Viucimaiv, Sitgar Kettles and Castings, assorted ; Plough Flutes and Boat Cables; KEXHAWA SALT,G-2i fy cents per bushel uy the barrel lrijJu) re-weiirhed. xJjffat-l m R. fe.MlTH. Vincennes, March 3, 1S32. 4-tf CASH PPvEGES At the Vincennes Steam Jlill and Distillery. FLOUR, (Sup.) - - S3 00 Do. 2nd rate, - - 2 50 MEAL, 37 WHISKEY, by the cM. - 25 MARRON & HUNTER. Dec. 31.1831 47 tf. WH5SKF3f Ry the BARREL, new nd fresh I ! none of your old sTr.R.G stitf, for s;iio low at iho Vincennes Distillery. H J' -1.-'-r it MARRON cc HUNTER." Nov. 12th. KS31. 4(Utf 1 TIN AA'D SHEET-IRON V m A N U F ACT 0 XI Y. M H" IT AVP a T-rT ...:V.-...... .,f TtV -1- WARE on hand, whictvl will sell at wholesale or retail low for C Atoll or PRODUCE, such as may suit. JftbVvo'k done at short notice. N. Sl I III Vincennes, Jan. 21. 1832. 50 -tf . . AKRON & HUNTER have just received by steatn-boat Utility, a fresh suppbj ol DRY CiOODS, 1 1 A RI ) W A A E, QUEENS W A RE (iROCERIES, e. tec. which hev will sell as low as any house ia ihe Lorough. Feb. 18, 1S3'J. 2-tf a re ED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, containirln ome money, and a va rietv of papers, which the owner ran cret ! t7 a gain bv applying at the Post Office and i giving such ilisonption ol i? as will Le satisfactory, and paying tor this advertiso ment. Feb. 18, 81V2. 'J-tf COMMISSION AND STORAGE PfjMlE subscriber has the pleasure of il informing the public generally that he siill continues the Commission and Storage Businkss. at Ins () d Stand, i aohnt IVESr COX SEX Of HATER asd :tAHKET STREETS. WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, April, 1831. y-tf. y "7 yfrpr,f'U AUliU5j, 7 k27 uho are indebted to the sub

nTr 1 V arcniiit,; cannot fail to produce to him hcalrulub'.e arc revested to call and settle the same ; benefits, bv rhe ultimate saving cf time, laon or beiore tho iirst day of March noXt. Dor, and space; for it is asserted, without Il not paid by that time, thev will please! fyar f refutation, that a young man, who to call at Sp:ire Colliiis's "where thev ' ,V'st aCfl,,i,'ts a facility in short-hand wri-

vvill be left tor collection " ! tion. WILLIAM MIEURE. V incennos, Feb. 1, JsU J. CLANK DEEDS ALWAYS 0. IIAM, AND I oil SALL AT THIS n ice.

DRSsDAVIS Be. THISTLE HAVE formed a partnership in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, at Carlisle, Sullivan county, Indiana. Office at the residence of Dr. Davis. Carlisle, la. Feb. 2o, 253:2. 3 tf

NICHOLAS SlftXTH L continues to carry on the Cfu nulr Stirct Erou Business at the old stand, where he will be happy to accommodate his customers. ;o-tf August SO, 1831. qh nnn cypress shingles, J f WILLIAM MIEURE. Vinccrmcs, Sept. 21, i3 tt rJL (! LISTEN! r a 'iiij ouusci lucr nas me picaJL sure of informing his friends and the public generally, that he has returned to his Favorite WT T TV 4.- l . -i i . 1 , T.. t-.r l:iQt nrrnr.i. il Kw 1 Pnrlpv deceased and if I meet with encoi, .ge- j merit, will be able to work to the bestadvan- j laBe for my custornei s, by doing gocd wo, k and selling low l.r cash and good furs. Cash will be given for Beaver. Otter, Mr,k- 1 rat and liU I will take in payment for wheat, rye, corn, beeswax, butter, tallow. - , com trv linnen and good hides. N. B I will ghe twentv-five cents il r roGa nVuu, i ua, anu iuu CA T, in work. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Vincennes, Nov. 17, J 831. 41 tf. NOTICE ! OTICE is hereby given to all whom it concern?, that all the .LAKDS and 10Vi LUlb, the taxes ot which sliall remain unpaid fr the year 1831 until the first Monday in April next, lying and being in the County of (iihson and State of Indiannn, will be oiTered fr sale at. the court-houe door, at Pr inceton in tho county aforesaid, or so much thereof as will pay the tax and costs on the same, the sale to commence, between the hours of J nine A. M. and four o'clock P. M. ofl s ua ua . .ue to continue trom cav to dav, till ail is oll'ered. JOHN A VERS col. c. c, Feb. IS. f3-J. LVds. il i t . . r i .i Introduction to the First Volume nf the A M E R I CAN REPERTO R Y, OF SCIEXIKS. JSD USEFUL LITEBATUKF.. The o' ject rf this w .i k is, to furnish, in nnnihers. to !ie rising iionrarirn, a .Mmiatare Kncxicl'.haciHa. (i :,c 7al Cabinet, em bracing an epitome ot the most interesting topics of the a;e. In carrying cut this design, three important principles will be constantly in view: First To select from the great mass of human knowledge timt only which is useful or cmarncntat. Second To condense matter and language as fir aspraetir.i utility will admit. F'tvd 'Yctm.stnric.tizr and arrange the whole in 'such manner, that each and every portion may he turned to at pleasure, without the iKsj.il alphabetic order of the several articles, or the trouble of a common index. The scanty limits here allowed forbid even the enumeration ol the topics upon which, it is believed, the future pages of this work will be usefully occupied a simple hint at its or igin and present design must therefore suffice. The example of the bee, in drawing from an almost intinite variety of substances, that only which is adapted to its . i ticular w ants and mode of life, to the exclusion of all superfluous or extraneous matter, and the ingenious method pursued in arranging its small, tho' precious, stores, for future use. suggested the idea of a small periodical, of which this is a specimen. Though the primary aim rf the w-ork will be, to extract, abstract, and concentrate, within convenient limits, that which is evidently useful still, w hatcver is crnamental in literature, science, and the arts, will not be overlooked. Nor will any pain be spared, w hile endeav orine; to draw within these narrow limits the wisdom of the present arid the experience of the past, to excite in the minds of our readers a thirst for all that is intrinsically valuable, even beyond the scope f this periodical particularly by f.ivourable refer ence to more v luminous publications, to which this will seive as an index. Another prominent ohiect will he. to furn'sb the best practical svstem for accumu1;tt,I'S' independently of this work, appro priute mental stores, for the varied purpo ses ot PL-, in whatever department it may fall. '1 he first few- number will communi cate a practical knowledge of that labour j and time-saving art. Short-Hand; after which they will exhibit in their progress, a mod, I place bock, to be copied, or imitated, as rirciinistancts shall justify, by all who approve the plan. As a matter rf very great convenience to the reader, especially fr future refercr.ee. the contents of each p-ige will be denoted by p'-orninent words in the margin to which marginal words, a general index may be fra med upon the principle of Locke's Common riace bok which is fullv explained in its proper place. This will furnish to every reader an infallible key to every part which he may wis.li to re-examine and, at the s.tnie time, suggest to the aspirant after Lnn!i'(p ......,..! ,f .1 U"S' ana lhen proceeds to write d lily, uron the plan a!oUt to be sujrtrv sted, can acquire more useful knowledge in one year, than it would be possible for him toobtarn in three years, by any other method that has ever been devised. For illustration; two individuals, in every respect equal, take up a volume of SCO

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p8 the ne hurries through it, in the usual way, and lays it down to be neglected and forcottcn; the other takes time while

he read, to deliberate upon each chapter. section, or topic: and while it is fresh in the mind, enters in his place bock, agreeably to the plan about to be communicated, the substance, or, at least, the names cf important subjects, and the pages where they are found. Upon the completion cf the volume, the latter will have drawn out, perhaps upon five pages, a summary cf the 500. For most purposes, a perusal of this summary w ill be as benchcrai and sanuctory, as a xe-peiu-sal of the whole volume, though requirirg hut 100th part as muc'.i time, li ning these five pages then, as a general brief, or wdejr to the volume, the contents may be referred to, when occasion requires, without loss ot time; and all the important facts familiar ised, without the drudgery cf an entire reperusal. Need the question then be asked, which of the two will make the greatest improvement, the one practising this plan, or the one neglecting it? The result is too obvious to demand a question, or merit a leplv. The following papes may be looked upon as the brief notes c f one practising up u this plan they present a variety of prominent ftcts aid dates, that cam. ot fail to call up much other valuable matter not expres- j sed, which, but for thtse notes, cuuld never i ' J .:-u S .1, . A .. I be ,CCjlied by human n.emotv. It Is only necessary, then, to go rre step fu! thtr, and prepare a key to the pHce lok t!uis constructed; and all the rtading of a , lzn? iife may be referred to as eav.lv as the j merciiant refi rs to items rf dtlvt and credit ! in his leirer. bv the aid of his alphabet, ioar- ! CJ"- "V i nal, day book, &:c. M..T. C. GOULD. Jan 28. 1832 51 r?-SUDCRIPFIO. S revived a: this Office. Rags ! Hags ! I Jags ! C.iSlCvY nQRK, btivcn foi any quantity of clean Linnen e Cotton R AC t a' the WESNTEHK SUN OtTlCC THE LADY'S BOG7J, COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW SERIFS. IN catering for the amusement of their patrons the publisher s have sought to obtain materials of an interesting, noel. and diversified character, and although they have not been abe hitherto to present much in the shape of Original contributions, thty have always ccnsh-d a proper regard fu Native Talent, and have been zea lous and persevering in their effort: to obtain it. Yith this view, it will be seen by the annexed advertisement, that a liberal PREMIUM OF 2C0 DOLLARS Ms BEEN OFFLRfU 15 Y Til KM FOR THE BEST AMERICAN tale, and there is no doubt ihe competition for the honor of the awar d will he contested by writers of the highest distinction. A secondary pkfmii'M ok 50 pollars is also OFFERED YOU THE BEST POKM. suitable for publication in the Lady's Book. It ih reasonable to conclude then that the attr actions of the succeeding numbers of the u oi k I will be manifold they willhe increased both in the character cf its contents and the beauty cf its external appearance. 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