Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 June 1832 — Page 2

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Friday t jSprxl 20. In the Senate yesterday, a message was received from the Prf.sidknt, transmitting printed copies ol each ot the Treaties, concluded with the Indian Tribes. The Genera! Appropriation Hill was taken up. The amendments already adopted in the Committee ot the Whole beinp under consideration. The amendment increasing the allowance for contingent expense of the Land Office from 89,000 to g 1 3,000 was opposed, and the question on concurrence in it being taken, it was decided in the affirmative by a vote of 21 to 18. The amendment striking out the appropriation for the outfit of a Minister to Fiance was objected to by Mr. Smith, and a discussion in ielalion to the expenses of diplomatic intercourse, in this and former administrations, arose, in which Messrs. Smith Foot, Hayne, Webster, Forsyth, and Mangum took part. The discussion w as broken off by an adjournment. In the House of Representatives, Mr. Plumroer continued his remarks until the expiration of the hour allotted to morning business, in favor of the Report of the Committee on the Judiciary, asking to be discharged from the further consideration of the charges made against the Collector of the port of Wiscasset. Mr. Conner offered again the resolution vhich he withdrew on Wednesday, directing that Gen. Houston be discharged from custody upon bail. Mr. T. R. JNIitchell moved an amendment discharging the accused from custody, without bail. This motion was opposed by Mr. Dickson. At the request ot Mr. Speight, lr. Mitchell withdrew his amendment, and the resolution of Mr. Connor was laid on the table for the present. General Houston and his counsel (Mr. Key. were then introduced into the House by the Sergeant at Arms. After being en r i .a o i t . i t I quired of by the Speaker whether he was Virmr t n rs a ir 11 L nip mii ?i t f r r seady to proceed with his trial, which he answered in the affirmative, Mr. Coulter, tlhe Chairman of the Committee of Managers on the part of the House, requested that the Hon. Mr. Stanberry might be sworn. He was accordingly fcworn by the Speaker. Interrogatories were propounded on the part of the Managers, to which he replied giving a detailed account of the occurrences between him oelfandGen Houston. After responding to the questions put by the Managers. Ir. Key, in behalf of the accused, requested the attendance of certain members of the Senate as witnesses. A message was accordingly sent to the Senate requesting their attendance. Messrs. vii unuy, joucKner, i ipion ano lowing soon afterwards made their appearance I and took their seats as assigned them on i the floor of the House. Certain inter - "! t rogatories were then propounded on be fralf cf the accused to Mr. Stanberry. After they were answered, a question arosc cn an objection to an interrogatory proposed by the counsel of the accused, which was made by Mr. Dickson, and was argued by ihat gentleman and the counsel for tbe accused. The question j was taken by Yeas and Nays, and theob jection was overruled by the House Yeas 101, Nays 82. An objection arose upon a collateral matter involved by tbe answer to the interregaory which had been sustained by the House, which gave rise to a discussion, which continued till viearly five oclock, when the whole subject was, on motion of Mr. S. Condict, postponed until this day 12 o'clock. The House then adjourned. Saturday, Jpiril 21. Tn the Senate, yesterday, a message was received from the President trans mitting the inctructiens and corrcspon dence relating to the Colonial Trade, not heretofore communicated. A resolution, submitted by Mr. Ruckner, calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for certain j information relative to the. public lands, was agreed to. Mr. Ilcr.dricks laid on the table a motion to re-consider the vote, ordering to a third reading, the bill providing for the vaccination of the In dians. The Appropriation Rill was taken up the question being on concurring in the amendment, adopted m the Committee of the Whole, striking cut the appropriation for an outfit of a Minister to Trance. The discussion cf this question was continued by Messrs. Chambers, Clayton, Fcrsyth, Hajec, Tazftvfll, Webster, Smith and Miller, till four o'clock, when the Senate adjourned to meet on Monday. In the House cf Representatives the'" fcllcwbr; resolution was submitted by) 3lr. Adams, which IiC3 enc eiay tor con :cideration: Jeclved, That the Secretary of State ! be directed to inform this House why the j luennisl Register, directed by the resolu ; tirsn . I f .o. 0"lK nril IRl r, V i i I i ? """PHca anu primtu unit. n .....i- j tion, End a copy of which is directed to ; be dehvered to each member of this ; House cn the fust Monday in January in each year, when a new Congress shall be essembled, has not been so delivered to! the members ol this House, and that he I cauictne said copies to be delivered as soon as ne snau una it practicable and convenient. On motion of Mr. Ingcrsoll, it was Jlcsilvcd, That the Commitue on Commerce enquire into the expediency ot permitting a wharf to Le built near the site of the light house on Stratfcrd Point, in the State of Connecticut. The Speaker laid before the House lli- ioJlutrng commuricatienjk; k it

1. A letter frc.rrt the Secretary of the1 Treasury transmitting an abstract of the official emoluments and expenses ol the officers of the customs for the year 1831. Laid on the table and ordered to be pi inted." 2. A communication from the Tost master General transmitting a utatemer.t of the contracts made by the Post Office Department, for the year 1831. Laid on ibe table and ordered to be printed. 3. A Memorial of the Provident As

sociation of Cletks at the scat of the Gen. Government, praying for ihe passage of an act to prolong the act incorporating said Association, which expires in 1834 Laid on the table, and ordered to be prin ted. Mr. Ellsworth, from ths Committee on the Judiciary, to whom hid been re fcrred a resolution of the Iloie. direct-1

ing an enquiry into the conduct of the li, ,.v be Presumed, inasmuch as since the r c r, , , , ff i commencement ot the present tm nth. nearUoirimissioner ol the General Land v)i- . , 1 , . , , c . , . , lv one thousand new names have been auhce, in a transaction specified in said , , t lh MlWr- .- n . f

resolntinn. mni! a flffailpfl rr nort. u hich I was postponed to Monday wecfci ana ordered to be printed. Mr. Piummer resumed his remarks cn the subject of the charges made a gainst the Collector of ths port of Wis cassct, but the hour allotted to morning business expired in a few minutes, when the House proceeded to the TRIAL OF GEN. HOUSTON. The question pending at tr.e adjourn ment on Thursday was disposed of Mr. Stanberry continued his testimony, whici was arrested in several instances by ob jections to its relevancy. Before he had concluded his testimony, on motion of Mr. Kerr, the tiiai was postponed until this day, 1 1 o'clock, and the House ad journtd. SPLXCLR COUNT V, Sct:( Lv Vacation, v IT REM F.M BF.R F.D. that on this n?t ovine vj t y iuaiv.ii( D lfi3 xxium ToQl .i.ninisti ator of ... . . . John 1 ooley dcccasec!, filed in the Clerk s O trice of this Court his com r. hunt, shewing the condition ci the estate of the intestate, and that the same is insolvent, and praying generally for relief. It is thtnjurc ordered by John Proctor, the Judge of this court, now here present, that the creditors of said estate be notified ef the fdiag and pendency of this petition, by a publication fur 6 weeks successively in the W et tern Sun and (General Advertiser, a newspaper printed and published at Yincerr.es, and further, that unless thry notify the administrator of said estate of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by flhrg the same, or a statement ef the nature, description and rl.Ttp if flip f rmti'Tf f w- uiimrKif rin vvliirli tlls:imR mal, he ffmmwi in tl OfW r jti,e clerk of this Court, previous to the tinal Uistnhution ot the assets ot the estate of the decedent, that their claims will be postponed in favour of the claims of the more dilieent creditors. JOHN PROCTOR. A Ccpv Teste J. WAKEFIELD, C. 5. C. Ry TIL P. BRIXTON, D. C. April 28, 1832. 12 6 w COMMISSION AM) STORAGE HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the public generally that he still continues the Commission and Storage Business, at his Old Stand, south fytsr corner ct h aTlr asd MARKET STREETS. WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, April, 1831. 9-tf. atrmctttetrntev's plotterVLL those indebted to the estate ef Thomas Palmer, dee'd. by note or account will come forward and settle the same by the first of July next, or their notes and acom1nts,wil be placed in the hands cf an cf.ittfr collection. JOHN F. SNAPP, .War. May 10, 1832. 15 St SPPmG AM) , SUSSMSR GOODS. 0 WILLIAM MIEURE tus just received a good supply of FOREIGN AM) DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Amount which are the newest patterns and latent style Calicoes, Gr.voifAMs. ' IV - i . 9. - He has alo received GROCERIES,

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IRON CASTlNCiS, SALT AND T Pv ! ousr't"-Si uith.fact ancl constructs the narir ,.r-,tMii,- - ,i; .-. . " ratives, that in most instances they will be He lespecttullv sulcus a continuance . fcuad cxtrcnielv gr,Phic and diverting with of public patronn-.. , , sliehtesi s C1f.;ficc of tn,th.

incennes, itan-h 17, ISoO. 1 T 1 1 , " 35WUlfSilKiOV'0 llOttCC. LI Jpcrsons are hereby informed that 1 1 - LTV hnive taken out letters of administration:

on the? estate ef William Kutter, (late of ! of K?Iol,s onual.ty, judicious selection Yriv, la.) dee'd. all persons having! e,xtu,.v-vV var.ety. at.d latetesttn-deta.!; and cl,imin'stthesamearedes,, tdtopre-il,,;.lr'vlte comprise n wita cctemporary j

HMitliem lecallv authenticated for settiemer.t within one year trom this date, a-.d tlll,se ilu!v.bu.d to t!ie samr arc tvcpiesttd to Ma;vC i:illlicirlate p.,y,icit. The estate is btl';ev-d to !e voh ei.t. ALEXANDER RUTTEH, ,(Vr. Mayjs. 1832. 1.5vit m TPimf "tYTO Ulr TYJier.rv Coleman, livie" in Mnme i . lIownhi;, Pike county, a SORREL liRM., with a blaze face, the left hind loot white, about furteen Ir.uidsone inch hiii. v cars old this Spring, no marks or I iaiivls perci ivable, appraised JOHN CROW, J. P. V. C. Mav f, IM, 15- - . ' i;aaul;o for hhuoio On hand and br sale at th OlHce

THE S.iiUvlMi) Centner, Till; LARGEST AND CHEAPEST U'ctkbt XtKi-yfiafur in the Vailed Slates, h published cTcru Saturdav,b WOODWARD AND SPUaGG, Price St 1 'unable half vrailu in advance.

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Am erg the vclut.taiy correspondents nf the Courier arc Miss Leslie, (author of several publications, which have been highly applauded by American and European critics;) Richard Pcnn S.Mth, the celebrated Dramatist, Novelist, and Magazine writer; Mrs. Caroline Llc Ilcntz, the accomplished author cf the prize-tragedy, De Lara;" Miss Bacon, the fair write! of the pathetic "Love's Martyr," ifec. And many others whose names are equally distinguished; besides a number, whose pio ductions under fictitious signatuies, have elicited general approbation. In the selection of literary matter, the publishers of the Courier hae extensive facilities. Their exchange list includes the most valuable American journals; & among other periodicals which they receive from abroad mav be specially enumerated Bnlwer'snew Monthly, Campbell's Metropolitan, Frazer's Magazine, London Literary ! Ci izette, IsUckwood's Lh Belle Asseuiblee, World of Fashion, aud the United Service Journal. Through their agent, Mr. Will- , mkr, they are also turnisheu with the choicest English papers, including the John Bull, Bell's Life in London, &c A portion of the Courier is appropriated to Sporting Intelligence, and particularly to that branch which relates to the Tutf. Subjects ef this kind are introduced as often as a proper regard to variety will admit. I)escriptiens cf favoriie horses, their pedigree, performance and appearance, accompanied with engraved likenesses, are occasionally given, in furnishing which, assistance is pro cured from seeral distinguished sportsmen. In preparing the contents of the Courier, strict regard is paid to Aviv ft. All foreign intelligence, up to the latest dates, is invariably given; and whenever a press of important matter may require it, an extra will be publhcd. 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Persons forwarding ten subscri!ers, ar.d ; remittinv; will be enmied to an e.tra; copy, and u discount ii ten per cent. Persons forwarding fifteen subscribers and r. - . . . di", wiu ne entitled to an extra copy c: tiie paper, ar.d a copy of Lord B ron's Works, ir Walter Scott s orks. or nv.y othei work of a similir character a value, which may be preferred. Uncut rent notes of solvent bat.ks, receiv" ed at par, Adilre, free of posUee, WOODWARD c'v 8PRAG(;, A;. Cheiu: arret, PhduJdphui. Jy'Subciiptions receive J at this of.ice.

E?W GOODS. T. & W. HAYES ESTEOTITLLY inform their cn torn rs, and the publie in general. that they have received, within the pat a m - - week, per steam-lM.ats UvN.NEK, ClkoTAtra, and Rau.ilf.i:, .v lakhk ami vi:LL-A?sotsTKn sto:K or KERCH AKBIZE, Consisting of almost every article in o?' lit the IirtPnt .UK rrnt. r, .-n- i I'it s;i:l1. nmoiiiist which are r . n o - --7 Pr.Y Coons of r.vr.r.v nr.senirTiox, IIakoAVak:-:, QukknsAVake, China,. Cla- and TiN-WAjtr. , 2 chest?; very superior Fresh TEAS, 2,OCO lhs.'het I lax i, mi C(FFKL, 4,000 u New-Orleans JiuCiAU, 300 Loaf do. A-? J( l A flty WIN2 IN 'CASKS; crwCUtL 50 lbs superior . 1. Initio; . , 1 case of Looki;i-G lasses very cheap; 1 d(. Palm-Leaf Hats, m i7y et. ' 4 do. Fine Philadelphia Heaver Hats; 2 do. do. do. Cient Semen's Uoets: 1,000 p iirof Shoes, all sorts and sizes ; IOjOCO lbs. coarse Alum Salt, in sacks; SO Barrels Kenhaw a do. at iY2i els. , . , witii a li:s,t ot other article too tedious to mention.

Our ;;oods have been nil carefully se- Vinccnnes, the undersi-ned will i4i -for leeted iu the eities of Philadelphia and ! sale at publie auction on S,r!urvatr r-New-Orleans, for easli; we can tiiereforo ; op,, day cf May rrxt, at Mr. John C.

.v... ..o .w ......... v.v .v j ....i.v ,w . I - ... 4i. s- i l : us auv ooi.se en uie it ulumi uer. Cash nurchasers are narticularlv invi - ted to cive us ;i call, as y.c are determined to im e haraius. (jtTWe will sell ;oods on account of Pork in the Fall. J. W. H. Viiieenues, la. Mav 10, V2. lf-3t V Sioticr. ILL stand the ensuing season nt I siaijie, it imies east iron:1 Lawreneeville, (111.) and w ill be let to mares at tin fcvlA lanced price of pud! U'-' 'uMiin the season, or 10 by the ist of January. Any rnaro led K j lneitatus,and proving r.ot to Le v.iih foal,! may he put until ihey get a colt. JXCJTATUS is of a beautiful auburn colour. 15 hands. inches l.i,.li. nod bnt r. .l.i.i- i 7 7 - - - v - - ioui o .irsoiii i ni. spring; !;is iippca ranee is peculiar to itseif. Inei'.atus was got by Kosciusko, jirand sire Old Archy, great lirand sire, imported Dioinede. his dam wns got by the old imported Whip, grand dam bv tho imported Dion-ode. JAMES XAER. April 21, 1832. 117" ACTIOS JO i'mSKJIANS & MERCHANTS. flITT c OKRICK are just receiving . irom Haltimcre, a very largk and srLKNDiD assrrtment of Sntso mtr Kc?ndutt, in point cf qualitv and quantity, they think, superior to any that h:nc ever at rived during one season, at any one establishment i.i the State cf Indhna, heretofore. Iu five or six days the Medicines will be opened and adjusted, w hen they will be pi rparcd to rill all orders in their line of business with neatness and dispatch, and on t In most accommodating terms. After the time I above specified, they invite the attention rfi Physicians paiticnlarlv to the uaahtv and1 low prices of their Medicines, as they have selected none but the best articles, and are determined to sell low for cash. I ney have also received a supply 0f HOOKS and Stationary. Yincenm-s April i?8f 18.2. 3? In lihiH;?, in the Military Tract. The sr.uth half of Sec. 2, T 9 N 1 west 2sorth-west Or. in T l S noi th-east Or. 21, f 6 N 3 west.; North-west Or. 53. T 7 N 5 west. North-cast Qr. 15. T 9 N 3 east.. Tlip Mv.vp I. IVIW bond of rood settlements. Tbe Nor Wnr rf ?i lie within ." iMii"i .uavua u, uic conntv seat of McDonou-b. AL'SO 400 acres. No. 2.31. in Indiana 14 miles from Yincennes. on the road to'lndiananolis. There will 1. a in.ii.,.,,!.!.. i he abovementionrd lands will be changed for lands in the neighbourhood of Yinct nr.es, or rood HORSES, at a iva-na-blc price. The land is well timbered and watered, with laree prairie near. N. SMITH. Yincenr.r. Tantnm itv "; ;n , y J A f . Ar a T?f att LAXili;i )R SALE, a larc and commoflious lTrT't-ll? II 11 :n , uv.i.oi,dMniAM ui imiifvuie, inux j county, Indiana, wt II calcul ited for either a !blo,c cr lavcin stand. Ihe situation L I healthy and pleasant. prccntin5 a i;cod vaj canrv tor either, MirrouncVd bv a deioe on. nulaison of cntcrynsimr citizens. C.Mirb. men wis'ain'j sjch a situation. vi'I do v.-.-ll to examine the premises, as a birgain will j ;)e given. A UURNSIDE. N. H iv.rpnrc of J. I. Simpon, in Urucevibe, or J. I. nambcrs, 8 in.les north ..r ..:n , .. I-. . . .'..i .i . . . t Ul usc ,tl " l il) -vuniunztu :o sen and transfer the property A. P.. ICJrn April S, 1832. J7Thc Louisville Public Advertiser will ineit the above two months, arid eud the Mccouiit to thisofhee for Collection. lot Ke;:sof CHEWJNU TOEACCO l or sale by WILLIAM MIKrRE. uicennes. be;;'. 'Jl,

ECARD Or TRUSTEES, , April 7, ) On rrotion, it vn rc.sch'd, '1 ha? two ht out of each of the follow im; a r-

squares, to w it : N. 1 2, 3 4, 5, C, 16.17. IS. 5.5. 26 25. ZC. 31. 32. 15, 46. 47. 48. m tho cdinions. Ir ohvred fur sale to the hi-l,e-t 1 i 1 !rr, VnFourth to he paid iii rah. one half of tl. kdlance in six tncnths, and the other hs!: in Utlve months fpun the day of sale. 1 . seeiirifv. Pn, to reeir.e a certifir.it o: .purchase from the Clerk upon producing the Treufcurer's receipt. Thn monev to I e. paid, and tho noics to be pen to the Treasurer of the Common, and that thv j Treasurer of the Common?, widi the iiej-h, euimnci sam saief msl jjivm n weeks netiee in the Yincer.nes newspapers, and that they have autlmritv toonI ploy a surveyor to renew the stnk"s, und i ni:mlipr i if thf sonnre nlinv .Kr-.. t.. - V V i . v . V ' J I I be sold, if necessary; that no f ale smill 1..made fr less thrn sv ner acre. ntn1 t'ni - i - LOTS So. 1 and 3 Le e.ee:tco. tl.rsA lots hcin: sold. j Kesolred, That any ordinance, or irt3 o( ordinances contrary to tho Win r -t the ;bove resolution, be repealed. Passed 7th April, lStvJ. R P. PRICE, Prnulcnt. Sam n.L Hill, C!nk. Pursuant to the above re.h-tion of th ! Roard of Trustees of tin R.r.vi b . , laiR s on. a: znr nek. !' t u. : . . " -v , above enumerated hin in t!ie Conim ns ! 1 ineenncs. AAJIKKU GARDNER, Trrn. C. J samuel hill, r.v,; . i. . Vincennes, Aj.ri! I. In:; J 1M v rosTror.M;:.T. Tlio s-le :' I-,.- :), ,: !J:i.l i pc.-t-jpoiicd until Saiur.!.:y the V; of .luiu-. AM) LAM) Fi.ll SALE. ; 'SlILv T valuable pro; erty situated at the Ft:lhvn U:e w eM lork of White River, en the ro.nl i.::din fn m Iui---ivil'.e to St. Louis, : 1 miles west of AVard;inton, and Pi iinN- e:'st of Vjncennest Indbm, eousistiu' of 12X CFPS CF FIFiGT KAH LAND, on wil1,ch r ?AV":ii.!LL l(( U maw I IO?VnPr w,,u a1 U.cr HOUSES, (beloniiing to the es tate oi Michael Murphy, decJ.' J The erv abundant sunnlv o!.ft'' water power for machinery to any cj!t,:f, together with its situation on a navial ls stream to which steand)oats have access, and 200 miles above, in the centre of a rich grain grow ing, and rapidly improving district, renders it one of the most desirable situations in ihe western countrv for the employment of capital. Persons w ishing to purchase, and desirous of information, can apply to the undersigned, living in Washington MICHAEL MURPflYJ , . JOHN MURPHY, Aum"Daviess co. la. April 21, ISD2.' 15-fnr. (7"The Louisville Adr rtiser, Inui ina. Democrat, Mavsvillc Moniior, and Cincinnati Advertiser will please give tie above 0 weekly insertion, and forwuol their accounts to the administrators. THE LADY'S BOOK, PUMICMS. j p,10h"shers of the LADY'S P.OO;:. I irrro1' '' 'i sense rf g ai'U( fnrxhr (unprecedented pationuge wp.idi hsfrtcn "cstowctt ujion their weik.and anxious to improve its character by everv r-ns in tSK'ir I'fw-T, have determined "to cficr ths ! tollowmj; preuiuuns, viz: IFOR THE BEST ORIGINAL TM F j Written for the Ladu B, ; 200 Pf7 T T ; . l'1L ""- ' w:-..u, 1 Suitable fir publication in tht 1 m.aht's pnor- ! "ccornj anjing cac" ccnimumeaticn. th name ct the writer must be furnished. I: c i l I s-crecy is preferred, the name may br e-i- ! c,?u a 'IK'C sea!td vcl.pf . wbicl, Wl11"" bc .Cncd e:ctTtl cae M the suci cesiui can(.uiate. It will, cf coure be understord thit a1.! r.rtich s submitted for these pr?n.ijn.s will h ! 3 ;y at ue cusposalcttbe pubhsla-rs. ' Uf Iu'jllC:itlcn ' .the I ales and poon. ; Wul cca'nctd immeuiately after tht . d ,s n':' . . 'Uiu i j vi I'-M v i 9 a, iiiin i , t un T r j Lady's Hock, ar.d ctiiers fiier.div t: t!! . .. . r- . i .t . , I ........ . . .. . . . ; in iin.i.i ii .i lauilt, .lit 1 t ' pUSTfU "O i b'lve l,,e bove a tew ititeitions in their ic- ; s,.cctive papers December 2 l4o . w i . . .... ; iiiK lady s iiocK is published rn t!,ip lt i of tvirv month contains nearlv e o iVjr-s ! trr.ch No. cf neatly printed letter prt-ss" i Terms, per annum in advance. WC r, ( pn:,i I a r.nnrv - rt 112 Chesnut stieet, Phihi.. lohia. TIN AND 1IEET-IK(N KANurAcron r. T II AYE a I.Alt assoitn.M;t c f I IN WAKE cn bard, wh'th I v'rl srl! : t , whclesalt or retail low for CAMII ( r PRO DL'C E, sech us may suit. Job woik d r at sb'.u-t notice. N. SMI I H. Yincennes, Jin. 21,183?. o tf NICHOLAS limiTII S PILL contaioti to cat rv en the P.Ub.ness :l t:.e eld st.i.id. w!.e he itl t:; py to .xccoevj !;t'e hi c ! r ' ' ' j, t:;;i-

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