Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 15, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 May 1832 — Page 3

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V.CKXNi:.s, MAY P, I.SW. ICR Til E VV 1.51 Lit: SU. ,Vr. Editor: An anonymous writer in the Vincenncs Gazette of the 42lst of April, lias taken upon hirnelf to give She lie direct to an articlii which appeared in t lie Western Sun the week be tore, cbarirr- senator Hendrhks with having franked mt3 thf the State of Indiana a lanis number of the famous address lately issued by tKe "national republican convention held at Baltimore, for the purpose of president jivikinjr. Now, sir, I will not descend to notice the tirade of abuse which this volunteer witucs, to exculpate senator Ilondrirfcs, lias exhibited in his notable article in def n?e of his m.i:?fr. Put if the gentleman charged with this abvse of the franking privilege will dare to deny the same, the writer of the article so charging him, U dcs himself to the public to support the charge Lv tlu most irrrfrajrible proof. AN IX 1)1 AN! AN. . JO 1 HE PUBLIC. The follovviiir; prescription maybe regarded as a sure and infallable remedy jlir White Swelling, (commonly called,) as has been ascertained from frequent experiments which is here submitted for the benefit of those who may be assailed by this most afflicting disease: Take equal quantities of hog's lard, soft soap, bees wax and pine rosin, put them into an open vessel, ptace the ves "sd over a gentle fire, and let it remain for an hour and a half, constantly stirring until the several ingredients be well mingled, so as to form a saKe of common consistency, which may be ascertained by exposing some ol it to the action of the atniosphcre; and when found to be properly mixed it will be tcaily lor use MODE OF APPLICATION. Take a fl,x linen cloth &ulliciently worn to have become soft end pliant, and cf such size as to cover the entire sore, spread upon it so much of the salve as.o cnat it entirely, before the application be made, sprinUle upon it pulverised sulphur, so as to prevent the salve and flesh from coining immediately in contact; else the skin iU be taken off. This plaster Tiuist be removed every morning, and tome fresh salve added. After the third application of this plaster another must be procured and prepared, as before directed. The patient should continue to wear this preparation until the sore becomes e.nti ely healed. The frequency of the dressing and applications when the sore begins to heal, rn3y be deicrtiiiued upon at discretion. IK Frcm a Clay f:cfier. We have, wi-.hin 43 hours, (says the Richmond Whig.) lead Major Lewis' and his partner, Mr. Currins defence of their conduct in the lease of the salt tpring from the Chickasaws, assailed in Corgres6, and in the Tcltgiaph, and fnl it, to cur apprehension, entirely sa lUafctory. As we contributed to circu late the accusation against Lewis, this .acknowledgmeU appears to be due to fair play. The New-York American speaks of Gen. Houston's trial, as a ridiculous af fair. The Maryl.'oder say: "We think the House of Representatives h.s not pursued such a course cn Houston's trial as comports with its own dignity, or the expectations of the people." It has been, at times difficult to decide what object ihe House had in view whether they ere investigating the character of the cl heJ fraud, trying Houston for a con tempt, ascertaining the extent and duration of the flagellation, or inquiring into Mr. Stat. berry's character for veracity. The w hole aHVtr seems to have been ridi culous enough and it . is now cbvir-us that Mr. Sianbei ry will be the principal UtTc:er, in peracn and in reputation. Storm. On Monday the 7th inst, this place was tinted by a violent sterm, which came fiom the Southwest, and lasted about five rr.inu'es with astonishing violence and subsidec1; but not with out Icftvinj; behind it mark ot its power, sevcr.ii doors asid windows in this place were blown from the houses, and the new brick building owned by Mr. Johnson cn the north ide of the public square W3s much injured, the west pable end was blown in, and ten cr twelve feci of ihe east uall was bursted out. Pacii Time. ;;niv a!..-. 11 Ni;.-i r, fro: si f.o' M misvn ic 1 ' V. .ci.a.:r, Irc'a Sha.vnt etown. I i - Ni.wat;'.. lV"in Tcrre-llaute. 4i - Humor, iVo-n I.a:a'te. 1---1!. i.'ii5: Ti. tn 'IVrre-Haute. 17 !v unlilvr, from Louisville. C'ivo t:-iV ai do. !.! i.: rKi:s. 10--i.i:ir.i, i'-i "t ne lLuite. Pi 'lx. ii;;ii; . t" r i ri'-l lau'.e Maw 1 I .i .-11... ii .: P innc r, l' v 1 'i 1 ,i iiaip , t' 1? K tni:.'n 1 , : ( ( "o i- .i ' , i M V l : . e . ilo. :h.tv. v.f )!o'. n, n '.uU'

-. -v GKORGH BOON, of Sullivan county,

JAMM liLv Kr, ot Marion county, All l lUfU PAT TIVRSON, Parke do. NATHAN H PALMLli, Jefferson, do. The above mumd ccntlcman are the clcc- i tors, certain, and the following persons "as contingent electors, who are to have prece- j dence in the order of their names, viz: THOMAS GIVEN 6, of Poev county, A. S. BURNETT, cf Floy d county. .x,fv 1.,-iv.till, r ... jwrw NMuiA.M.ct ivionroecoon.. Ca n d idates Dcpa rt meat. election':::::::si:th august, 1332. For Legislature SAMl.. TOMLINON DAVID S. BONNER. For Sficrif. WM, L. WITHERS ABRM. WEST FALL SENECA ALMY JOHN PURCELL JOIINB. LAPLANTE SJBW GOODS. J. & W. HAYES ITS ESP ECT FULLY inform their cu?-. UJj tomcrs, and the public in general, that they have received, within the past week, per steam-boats Banner, Clkopatua, and Rambler, A LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED JTOCK CF MERCHANDISE. Consisting of almost evcrv article in use j at the present and annro'achin season,! amongst which are ... Dry Goods of every description, Hard-Ware, Queens-Ware, China, Glass and Tin-Ware, 2 chests vcrv superior Fresh TEAS, 2,000 lbs.' best If ivarm COFFEE, " New-Orleans SUGAR, 3DO Loaf do. RUB?. BP.ANB'S?, and SO lbs. superior S. F. Indigo; 1 case cf Looking-Gbissf-'S vcrv cheep; 1 do. Palm-Lcuf llat.-, nt 2i cts. i do. Fins Philadelphia Roavrr Hats; do. do. do. Gentlemen's Boots; l,OCO pair of Shoes, all sorts and sizes; i 10,OGO lbs. coarse Alum Salt, in sacks; 50 barrels Kcnhawa do. at 4 cts. with a host of other articles too tedious to mention. !

Our poods have been all cnrcfully ee-j Treasurer of the Commons, wiih the lected in the cities of Philadelphia and j Cleric, conduct said sale, first giving si& New-Orleans, for cash ; we can therefore i y.eeks notice in the Viucemjcs nsws pasell as low (and arc determined to do it) . pers, and that they have authority to ernas anv house on the Wabash

Cn sh Tiiirrhacrs nro nnrtif iiIhtIv invi. i ( r- . ..... tori tr oivft ns a r.nll.Hs up nrr Hpt.-rmip to aive bargains. ?T t" re will sell goods on account of Pork in the Fall. J. & W. II. Vincennes, Ia. May 19, 1S32. 15-0t IHasonJc GJcIciiratCon. of Sr. T.hn thi. &yZ&w!' D vincenr.esL.ooge, No. 1 On Sunday the Z-iih cf June, a procession will be formed, and proceed to the Methodist chapel, wheie a sermon will be delivered by Hew Urother 11. M. Shaw. On Monday following, the Lodges will proceed in procession to the Methodist chapel, at which place an address will be pronounced by Biother J. V. Davis, cf Carlisle. A dinner will be provided for the occasion by John C. Claik. All woribv transient brothers and adiacent Lodges are requested and particularly ; invited to attend and participate ia the cclebration. J. HOSEMAN, 1IAMMETT, W. J. HE13EIID, Jl. P. PRICE, Committer. Mav 10. 1P3? SiLW MILL AND LAND FOR SALE. FITIIAT valuable property Mtuncn at t! the bads, on the west lork ol White Ricr, on the road leading from Louis - viilc to St. Loiii?, 4 miles west of Wash - inton, and 10 miles east ol Vincennes, It-i liinn rnniifin-T nf Tl a T?T,CT Indiana, contis.in,; ot ijJt OF riRS1? RATS LAND, on which a tAiv-llLL lias? hcen erected together with dwelling and other rvit ; HOUSES. (beloncinjT to the es j tale of Michael Murphy, decl. I inj district, renders it one of the most deIsirable situations in the western country for the emplovment of capital Person? wishing to purchase, and dcM - .... r :. 1 i..V, rous 01 luiormauoo, can aj.jnv luuicuu - dersigned, liv iiiii ia Washington MICHAEL ML'RPIIYJ Admrs. JOHN MURPHY. Daviess co. h . April 04, 1S32. 1 5-Gvv. CrCr'Phe Louisville Advertiser, InJuna Democrat, Mavsville Monitor, and Cin ciunati AUvcrtiser win please pve uiu j iati Advertiser will please tiive the ve 0 wctklv insertions, and torward ,r accounts to tlu administrator;. tmuutstratev's ilotur - - - 1 . L al.ov the.r a tmuutst rater's ilotur l LL m.-se iisdtb'cd to the estate f Tho- j I i. H n-a's iii:ier, Ucc d. by note or accor.nt s ', v.',;l Ci.a.e f .rw.ird and bettls tl s it. e b thehrM 1 July r.ex:. or their noteMnd r coa. : vmII be pi,.ccd in the hati cf m olh ccrU-cca;, V,v- -c- L;'u; the hrst 1 Jwly r.ex:. or their ni.tes

tne vi-ry ai.u.iaam ui ! ""Jhar.n. I tie Uaiianco (n l.ivouranic terms hf jrmation d-uir the in. perdue corfic

water power tor machinery to any trteM - rturc im :1S t0 credlt' A - 'ud titlc vviil Lc w rpoe to pubhih thirty numhr of ; toother wit its situation on a navigable t'Llntct1r on-hich f. 'E. co,,,,, t, stream to which steamboats have access. ! h ,)e fcundcd 5n the ()iTl0t. ul ROBERT H. MORRIS M:., ar.d continuinR untd the the

a::u ow nu.ts auuu, w u.-; u-iiiiu a ; lhe (jie,k ()f tn,s 0uvt, prei )us to the raiesline, April l?'. ivn : : ... . ri.-h -rain .-rowin r and ranidlv imnrov-! K.n,l d;vt,-i.,:iion of the iiets nt th .v. L lar-t m-.pciu. sheet, entirtly tH.en v,. uc

-rrp t Henry Coleman, living n M-mroe Sj) Townshm, Tike county ,a SORREL

HOILSE. with a blaze face, the left hind foot white, about fourteen hands one inch , 3 ! hinh, 8 years old this rnri nr. no marks cr brands perceivable, appraised to JOHN CROW, J. p. p. C. May 5, litf;?, !a3&u;(Hf5irniovs Hotter- ( 4 LL persons arc heieby ii. formed that I nave taken rut leues so! administration M tu r,atf. v;m,, Ti.,... ..r I Posey count; . In.) dtr.'d. all persons having 1 claims against the san e aie desired to present them legdiy ii'.iihcnticated for stttlet tT.r-r.f viri'hin nno lap frnm t?,r. those indebted to tne same are requested to . : i: ..... - . -r-i I ir.dsc unmfu;;iir payment. i iu c&tatC is btlieved to be solvent. ALEXANDER RUTTER. jTnr. May 13, 1332. 15-t SUS&BZSR GOODS. WILLIAM MIEUJIE Has ju?t received a good supplr of TtH'OREIGN AND DOMESTIC SRV GOODS, Amongst which are the newest pat ferns end latest style Calicoes, Gingiiams, Houcx Caffimcrks, &c. II'j has also received ujtuGtivi, IRON CASTINGS, SALT AND TAR He respectfully solicits a continuance of public patronage. Vinccnnes, March IT, 1602. 15-tl 130K0rGlI OF VlNCENNES, April 7, 1832. ) ? On notion it was: resolved, That two lots out of each of the following i0 acre squares, to wit: No. 35 2, 3 5, 6. v, wlt Qo4 V-O. i7, fiB8 ia the commons, be ofTered for &a!e to tho high.Pht tidder, one fourth to be paid in cash, one half of tho I balh.nce in si;; months, and the other half :n t-vclvo months from the dnv of s-ale. the purchaser to !7ivi notes with freehold fiCCUrj:Vt smd to receive a certificate of p,jrr'hase from the Clerk upon producing the Treasurer receipt. The money to .e paid, and tho notes to be given to the Trr.asorpi of tho Com mane, snrl t!mf llio l... e tn o-..,.. r.w j: ,j iiu..;..'. 13 vi i.i co i-i,i..i tij.;r; UHU.inj I'J U -s.A .v u.. i i. mad? fer lcs than ,.r per acre, and that LOTS No. 1 and 3 excepted, these lot- beiti sold. Ka ihcd, That zziy ordinance, or parts of ordinar.ee? contrary to the tenor of the above resolution, ba repealed. Passed 7th April, R P. PRICE, President Samuel Hill, Clerk: Pursuant to the above resolution of the B'ard of 7'rustees of the Boroujrh of Vincennes, the undersigned will offer f jr sale at public auction cn Saturday the With day of 3Ttiy next, at Mr. .L-hn C Clark's hotel, at '2 oVlock, P. 31 the lots above enumerated lying in the Commons of Vincennes. ANDREW GARDNER, Treas. C. F. SAMUEL HILL, Clerk B. T. Yiuctnncs, April IS, 1622. lO-Gw rOS'ITONEMEXT. jrTh snleof the above land i? post - poned until Saturday the fnh of Juno. SAMUEL IIILLjClikk. SPENCER C0UNTA-t t lv Vacattcn. )E IT REMEMBERED, that on this P dny. being; the 1 6th day of March, A. I D. 1832, William Toolcv. administrator of John Tooley deceased, filed in the C! Uttice oi ti.is uourt tus compiaitit, biiewing i the cone itioT of the estate of the intestate.

! and that the sime is insolver.t, and pra:n hifjc villacc jf Pah Mine. Crawford M ; generally lor relief. It h therefore crdcredfcntJliiVi Illinois. This property i-fiij8

j v jonn rrocror, ine j.u,Se r.i t;i:s court. I now here present, that the creators ct saici j esUtM be notified c f the fili'-.i; a- 1 rerdf"cv j of ths v,t bv a puhlVato fi'c wek cnce;vi- ft... tvipm ..r. ..,r r:.,r.0 j ral Advertiser, a newspaper pri.ited and t published at Vincennes, and further, t!,at unlehs they notify the adaiii.i,irator of said j of the decedent, that their cb.hi.s wiil be i postponed in favour ct U:e claims ct tiu -5it crcuitrrs T . n f JUU:s 1 1 Vi4v I A Cepy 1 este ; ? W AKF.FIULO. C. S. C. Til. T. liitl riON, i) C. Apiil 23. 1832. h' 0r JLXJLMISSION AND STuKAviL - fHnP subscriber has the pleasure of I Pi - . ... ...

informing the public generally that m:lv t. pt taitii they ;;t a cult. j he still continues the Commion asp IV,,nMTIX'. . .. . , . J Storage IIusinf.ss, at hi. Old Stand, ."V-, , .u ' : l: , a',"r" ; . , , colour, L haniH. -i in. lies hin, and hot ; !.0A? r"r C0SER 01 rArEk ASDsy,n lti. ap)0aruiJce

MARKET STXEEfS. WILLIAM MIPURP. V i.'tuuts, fiin, ioji. .--u. - , wvrx CYPRIS SHINfiLKS. - UVAiU ,r ,ule bv ' j WILLIAM . . II fj I U ' . " ! ViennSupt.t, 11 :ui-tt

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HAS ben Terr.nvtd to the bnck huildipp, corner ot St. Pett i s anl Watcr trcct. It v. ill not be optned until the ROOICS out at e re tunitd to Geo. W. Ewinj:, Librarian. All person? having Library Books will please return them forthwith." By ord?r t-f the Directors. Vmcennes. May 5, 1832. i.l Flax Seed Oil For sale bv HITT & CnRICK. Vinccnnets.Mav 5, l&SZ i A BARGAIN. TR SALF. a large wA C(,mni'-!!vj X ViOUSL and U) f u liruccville. Km.x county, Indiana, well calculated for t-itt -r Stort- or Tavern sund. Ti;e siti.;:itioii is healtby ami pleaant, preseniii ao:d vacancy for either buri.;ndtil by u dtn-se population cf enterprising ciiiiciis. Gentlemen wishing svic.h a .ituatio;i, w ill do wel: to examine the premises, as a hnn'in wjll be ven. A UUirNIilL.. N. B- Enquire cf J. T. Siinpvn, in Bruceville, or J. CIianSevs, P, miles north of the village, who is duly authcaiisd totli and transfer the propevtv. A. li. April b, leS'J. " 12 2m JyThe Louisville Public Advertiser will insert the above two months, and i,u.d the account to thlscfrice for collectinn. LAND TOP SiLil In Illinois, in. the Military Tract. The south half of Sec. 2, T 9 N 1 west t nc SOI g North-west Or. 10. T 1 5 west. orth-east Qr. 21, T 6 N 3 west. Torth-wcst Qr. "5, T 7 N 5 vest, "orth-east Qr. 15, T 9 N 3 east,, The a!)oc LAN U aie in ttie neighbor hood of eocl settlements. The Not th-eat 1 of 21 lis wiihin milts nf Macomb, the! connty seat of McDc-oueh. ALSO -ICO acres, No. 231, in Indiina. 14 '.miles from Yinctni:es, on t!ie toad to In di;napoii?.. There will be an indisputable title iven for any cf the above lands. The abvivt mentioned lands will be exchanged for lands in the neiirhbouiliood of Viocennes, or good HORSES, u a reasonable pi ice. The laud is well timbered and watered, with large praiiie near. N. SMJl'II. Vincenr.es, January 21, lS32. 50 if FOB. SALE LOW FOR CASH, Oil A PART OX CREDIT, rrV.T fertile and beautiful plantation

containing a hall section ot rKAI-jCf- which perv.-de tl-.e Kcp-.bhc. Wii'.v J''1' anc a uartr action of; these tiity hope to vai.nuish the cr.rqr.crcr OODLAiM) cnntijiuou?-. with one f le-J of Lurupe's biaxest arn4it. a: d close in ot ¬

vvvit : . . tH'-T-r T lTf MTU'ClX - 1 nt stone LLLIMi 1 lOUfcL, one ,o of Frame. BARNS, and OUT-HOUSES, together with nil other appurtenances, owned by me, and situate ore half rr.ile from Terro-Hititc, Indiana, on the Wabash river. The fences, houses, eV.c. are all in complete order, and the land in the highest state of cultivation. For terms or particular?, apply to John Jackson, senr., near Terre-Huuie, who is my duly empowered aj-ent and attorney for selling and transferring the same. GEO. W. DEWEES. Trre-IIaute, Ia. April 6, 1S32, l(M5t ?d ter-strcet, Vincennes, in tl;e house former! v ow ned by Wilson Laow, takes this method of inf'jrmimr the citizens, andr the count rv at lare, that he expects to keep ti hand, and fr gale, a general assortment of FUR lIATi5, which wuk he intends to have made in a r.eat, substantial and fashionale manner. O'The liighcst price i' en for a!! kinds of 1URS. H. y. GILHAM. j Vmcenr.cs la. March 17, G-tf FOIL B&LS. 31 tE jbsscriter otTors for s?nl his ILL AND J.LLEf.ciudmr live and a hilt' 1 Hoyds of V.A rZB titna'Hil nearAS3 Km, ; nev. utjd iu conn(;ete repair, and is situate , , i tl - r . in iortlie an'3 '01in?'15n:X district oi couni and is rommended to the notice cf : caoitahsts wishitiL' t( make a nrotitable investment in such kind cf property, ; will be sold at a reasonable price, p It part j f,ny c( t;v3 purchase money rej';ird in riLL stand the ensuin; feason at tuv stable, H . fit ljom; Liu reiu;vilic, (III.) and ! tWVfeVii, le luo d p.-ico of S:S p ii j i!l I . j '..f f.i i!,-.ri -.1 f i.v ifn ivt ci .l.iniiarv. Anv inaro Ic-.l ffi i r.'w itn. ' nrvin r.r.t tJl.euWi. f .d I v ' h peculiar to it''l. In :i:atus u pt l v Kosciubko, rand sue Old Archy, great lrand sif. im;'rtcd Diomede, his din j was put bv tho old imported Whi. 4fj,ivi I damlv tlio im: .ri.M D;-m,e ' t ' NA1IC Anril '21. IS"-1 U-

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STATE Or JiJDlANA,; ivNOX lOLNfl. KNOX I'KO'rfATK COLin i vn ,Ai'ril T lk,3?4 M) row a tl.s ti:nc. came J. In ;.TcGitrmdimn;,;. r f ;;JlJia dec. 1. M-d m, i t.i!ip!a:tlt rpjcrir.': to the co.;rt heic. tl.c iiiutri"i.-iicv f th ct saJ .ati,,n Webb t.pav th,ue!s ariu oein nd.-j oui-.'arxiii. a-jair-t iheuid ebt.tl", a:..J : -ei.er.-dfv-

; r-.ivl. h is :h-ix:bic .aiit uA bv tl,.. coert that tie creditorj .f Sji,l tate te nt,. cc-ii-cly in ibc Wvttrn Sun. And f.;iiher, ij.nicss the creditors of -tid estate iktiiy caid njiuicti-uor cf the e".H!enc? and t.Mcni cf their ivspr.nive clr.inis l v f.iiri the sanso. cr h tutcruent of the nature, cescripii-ai and date ef ihc; contract or assiu!)jsit, urx.n which ihe samcnuv be founded, in the efrice t f the Clerk '" tiio Probate Cour:, on or tcfore th third day cf the ne.t August Tt-rm cf thij court, at which tinw a ftua! distribution of tha ;:-i-cts cf the said decedent' estate will be made, buck ciairui will U pc: polled. Attest, I. C JOILVSOX, Clerk April 11, 1632. lCMSw roa an A severe political mt.flict is approaching A "At Ccalitlcn,' of fctcthm mtn jre nonagins at Washington to accon.oli?h their sitlrih ends at the hazard of thtzi count; 'j peace, prosperity nnd honor. Extie hae mi t The Chpi; n cf r. ureiiable Tariff, and the Audior of X'.si:i5.ciuer. ii.li ini; uo pi inripie m con.rr.on but a n-tlcss ambition, are tV-.nd ei:i;ed ;n thtir tffoits to baiH; the President hi his foreign j.tC' iauon, and Siil our coui:tiy with d.s.cu.tciit ai.d an arch v. It is time for the people to take thr alarm' The cause-less rejection cfcur Mh.isitr ;o Great Britain, was but the first oxeit act cf this ''Holy Alliance against every thing tint Is pure in our govere.ver.t. ai d patriotic in it adii.inistiati .n. It will be T ilowcd bv others equally hoiti'e to ti c i:.:;r ests of the ptople, n:d msalring to the I're-side-nt of their choite. Instead t.f devo'iv..; theaibwlvcs to the promothu of justice, har luta.y and peace, a band of pel tied Managers in Coofjirss are bj-eiubr. s!ee-j)lr? i.iglit3 and aa?:ious daj s in dexiwnj; means tj .iVL::c: array against the I'rcsidi-iit all the stlfih, cus, corrupt, and corrupting infl.ier.1 quy and iYhx ace, the public c.tt c t r cf hita who "has Idled the measuie t; ccuatry'sUiy." What are we to expect from the nccc of this 'ncu ccaliti'jn?" Will our fr.rtig.n iclatio,;s be better managed? Will our laws !c executed with more fidelity at d energy athoii.t? Will our agr'nultuie, comn eice and manufactures fiourish mort? Will cur national debt be sooner paid? I3 thcie hope that the train cf public affairs in gei.t-ral would progress better or so well? No it net for the benefit cf the country that the new coalition" has been formed; nor is any impromcvent in the public prosperity expected from its success. The st 1 uftgle is for power, for place, for the public treasure. Men who want foreign liiissiong. Judgeships, and other valuable offices. unable to awerve the stern integrity of An:h e vv Jackson, anj sell to him their intiuer $c and suppott, have united with other aspirants to the Prefcidericyin all so; ts of combinations to destroy his popularity, and defeat his rc-clecticn.'that hi place may be occupied by oi.e vich whom t uy may larrair. f.irjrcMcri;;;. It is thoe men only n. en who would prtftr "war, famine tc pestilence, or any other scmirge," tD their own exclusion from power, thi.t are seeking to fill the country with complain:; and f nc tio:i3. It is the interest ar.u desire r f the people, to preserve the administration of their government in honest hands. To effect this f,b- ' ject. it is r.tdy necessary that thev euard a;:tin5t Gtception, ana take steps to prr.cutc correct informaticn in relation to the admitiistra;io:i. They will f.i.d Axtn kw Jaci. -son as true to his fount! y 7,cu,i hs t)c when iie put to hazard fa u.' t, lice, ;.n-; life, in rtptihr.g our invarleis. They not bo content with his simple 1 e-tlecti'-u by the sami vcte winch placed him m i:i-. Pi csivl? ri'Ml rhair; but, by ecuririg him :i increased majority, they wiil re'.vard hUp;riotic devotion, and enable him to h..ib h'. career of p iblic usefulness i?i tory nr.d i' triumph. A in the case of Wuihir.ton,.,. in that cf J ickson, they will take caie th it cur public shall no: be s.igu.Atiied viu the in piratic-n cf ingratitude. I oerr.b.e e very freeman to obtain cr'f t 1 , alter the elecri m, pvir.g the revnt ia tvciy St;te, nurh in detail as p .'i'd? : It .v ill b? ci.tcSy devcted to ;i v i.-di-itsr. of the character, fu.. and principles t ANDKKW JACKSON. - yew to !,j re-electi-:n. It w ill pro:r.p:ly rt-nrl sl . dt.rs ar.i f.iNehordn which n.a) Ik pn.n.jigated to dcstn him. and h.lj the i;c i!i:i')'." up to merited detest. tt:on. Fro n the nature cf the underukir-ij. -.'1 h.cripti ;Tif n.ut be pai 1 in advance, a- d jvi p-iper will be sei.t util the mei.eysh . t It: recti, cd. 'loef.t'de all subcribf rs to bf;n. r.i;h thtii t nu.nher, vc be rt our fi lends wfio ur,. n cti e t'K-e propcsiis, i;ii(nvu;itelv to r a , it sjbscnotion and make return. F l. P. La ih :x,ibcrip.v-'.!-.s received t'-is h'.re. lld ! Hags ! ti;r:s ! Cf5:, or II OcA', will bt jiveti f .- any tjuaiitii)' ot : clean Lumen .r u.o : 1 a-5. tt the wiuH9 V- efliCv.

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