Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 7, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 March 1834 — Page 3
VINCENNE MARCH 8. t834.
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fiuiii;iun county, nun oroer naa oecn mem. Ana wis emphatically an honest
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Republican xotilnation. JAMES G. READ.
DAVID V. CULLEY. Sacel Sxmi, Jr. David S. BJOkR, and John Ros, Esqr's, havebecvi appointed Commissioners to receive ubivriptiona to the branch of the slate bank, Jpcatcd in thij place. Since the above was in type, I have tcen informed that Saml. Smith, Jr. and David S. Bonner, decline acting. JBy request, I have copied from he JVesteru Medical Journal.11 the finaf re port of the Board of Health, of Columb q Ohio, made upon the disappearance of th
cholera from that place, in 1633, and originally published in the Hemisphere. Jiiu), in order that the public may have both sides, I have, also at request, publish?d a review of that report, by the Thomsouian practitioners of that place. I have copied into this 'day's Sun, the Rubstitute ottered by Mr. Ewing, to Mr. Benton's Land bill. I have been anthoriscd to par, that Jou Bt. LArLAXTE, is a candidate for jQunitable, at the April election. I have been authorised to say, tbat JoCetu Rosemax, is a candidate for Constable, at the April election. The opposition papers contain many statements of tha violence of the President on several occasions, when called on
toy various person?, for the purpose of
Xcpresenting the distresses ot the country. They are undoubtedly fabricated. The fol lowing extract from the report of Merchants, Traders, &c. -of the city of New-
Tfork, who presented a memorial praying
the restoration of the Deposites to the Bank ef the United States, will show that
while he expressed his determination with
firmness, it was 44 with that courtesy for
LATE FROM EUROPE. The state of Ireland is truly deplorable, being continually the scene of bloodshed and riot. The houses of the citizens arc entered in open day, by men armed and disguised, who cruelly treat the inmates, and take possession of any weapons that may be in the house. In several instances these occurrences have taken place within
view ot the barracks. Tbe decay of the Ottoman Empire was progressing rapidly, and the people requiring but some bold leader to drive the Sul tan from his throne, whose enlv hone was
I in the Czar, who treated him with the
greatest apparent kindness, by which means he was becoming the mere tool of the Autocrat, whose hands were readv at a moment to grasp the long desired treasure; while France and Great Britain were urging the Porte to make some effort; they looking with jealousy and suspicion upon the attempts of Nicholas for theyiggTandizement of his Empire. hc London papers say a war between Engla nd and Russia must take place, eith-
er in in., muics ui ai uuicr jviiiis.
man.
consequence of tho death of co
partner, (Mr. Samuel Tomlinson,) it
becomes indispensable that all unsettled accounts due the late firm of Tomlinson and Ross, should be closed immediately. This is therefore to Give Notice, To all those indebted as above, and by note, to call and adjust the same without delay. The business will be continued by the undersigned, for the purpose of disposing of thegoods on hand, and cloying the business of the late firm. The stock of goods on hand is extensive, and embraces almost all articles usually kept in stores in this country, and were purchased but lately in PhiladelphiCp-rjII of which will be sold Wholesale orlletail, at reduced prices for cash. N other but prompt payment would suit at this time. JOHN ROSS, Surviving Partner of the late Firm of Tomlinson y Ross. Vincennes, March 5, 131. 7 tf
Russia Vaa also made rapid advances lrX Oi ICE is here.y given, th;t? the an-
into the favor of the Persians where offers YIN dersigned has taken out letters of
of troops had beV-n made to keep all quiet. Death of Lorenzo Dow. This eccentric and well known Itinera t Preacher, died in Georgetown, Distinct of Columbia, on the 2d instant. He was a native of Coventry, Connecticut, to youth he be came deeply impressed by le tilths of religion, and felt urged to devote his life to preaching the Gospel in various paTts of the world. He travelled extensively in England and Ireland, and visited every portion of the United States. He was a Methodist in principle, and though not in , connexion, was held in esteem by the members of that society.
Administrators' Notice.
Florence, Jan. 3, 1S34. Steamboat Disaster. The Rising Sun from the mouth of the river on her way up, yesterday about one o'clock, struct a rock at the foot of Colbert's Island and sunk in four and a half feet water. The
Rising -Sun bad only twent -five tons of
groceries, received from the Bonnets O1-
Blue from New Orleans, at the mouth of tho Tennessee; the principal part of the
ed
"Your delegation also waited upon the
President of the United States, bv ao-
pointment, and was received with that Lading, we are informed, will be savei
courtesy for which he is distinguished, and witnout mucn uamage. eeverai umcr ooais in a long enterview, after explaining the werB corning up at the same time the ectual state of commercial affairs in this William Penn, the Rchence, and Jack -city, and declaring, in explicit but respect- Downing, The Wm. Penn was left near tul terms, as the result of the experience thc R- s- 'yig across the channel, and and best judgement of our commercial our informant thinks had sustained somo men, that a national bank was absolutelv injury The Jack Dawning after some tiecessary for the proper regulation of pa- ineffectual attemps to come up, dropped per currency as now established, and up- down the river. Gaz. tin which the whole business of the coun-
fty was based, they received from him The excitement iu Uppear Canada aiU most decided assurances of the entire- gainst the Provincial Assembly, for their
Ivonnostte views entertained bv himself, arbitrary course towards Mr. McKenie,
and the most unqualified declarations, that continues to increase, and the Assembly
administration on tho estate of George Te
verbaugh, (late of Knox countv and state of Ind iana,) deceased. All persons indebted te thc said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The said estate is solvent. SOLOMON TEVERBAUGH, Administrator. March 3, 1834. 7 3t -v
S HEREBY GIVEN, that INvTkW JL pose to sale at public auction on Mat
urdiry they'Jth day ot March, 1834, at the
ate residence of George leverbaugh, tiet ii .i i . . ,
ccasen , ai c personal properly oi said deceased, cunsisting of HORSES, CATTLE, KQ&5,
0 CORN, Farming Utensils, U TT7 2 RIS'LB GUNS,
HOUSEHOLD AN) KUCIIEX AD a varistv of otiiek articles. A credit of twelve months will be given
on all sums, the purchaser giving his note
with approved security
SOLOMON TEVERBAUGH, Administrator. March?. 183!. 7
Information Wanted. MAN hv th- name of WILLIAM 'YL ROBERTSON, a son of ALircus
Lliobertson, who died in Rockingham coun-
i)f..i. Hie said Uilliam Robertson left North Carolina between 15 and 20 years ago for Indiana; he had a son by the name of Anthony when he left N. C. Tho mother of William Robertson moved to Sumner county, Tenn., whore she died. Now the said Robertson is requested to
come and receive his part of Martha Robertson estate. I have never heard from the said Win. Robertson since he left N. Carolina, and any information respecting him, directed to the undersigned, at Green Garden P. O. Sumner county, Tennessee, will be thankful! v received. JOHN ROBERTSON. February 24, 1S34. 7 3t
A Sorrel Filly,
fJMAKEN up by Benjamin Lamardus, 1L living in Monroe township, Pike Ci iuitv, Ind. one sorrel filly, twoyeirsold next spring, about 13 hands high, grey mane, no other marks, or brands perceivable, appraised to $lf, before me, JAMES CROW, j.p. January 19, IS31. 5-3t
A Brown Horse,
J57E. tho undersigned, being callod Y upon to examine an- eslrav hor
taken up by James Ewkijt, a resident of
Vinrennes township, Kux rount , fiud t
him to be a Broun Horse, supposed to ee IS years old at least, boiU hind feet white to thtf foot lock joint, seme addlo marks, and a tVw white hairs in his forehead, appraised to $10, by Z. PULLIAM, W. K. ORRICK. Swrn and subscribed to, before me this 25ih Febryarv, 1831. 0 U ' M. ROBINSON, j.r.K.o
73-
tin no event would ho ever consent to res
tore the' deposites, er to re-charter the
Bank of the United btatcs, that he was determined to make the experiment of carrying on the fiscal concerns of the nation, through the State Baaks, until the cxpriration of the United States Bank barter, and if the experiment failed, 9omc scheme might be divised of collecting and depositing tbe revenue, without the intervention of anv moneyed institution.
The President held out no expectation
remains obstinate. Since his last expul
sion, on the same ground of objection as
the Idur preceding, every motion favoiable
to his right to a seat has been voted down.
Some of tho people his district- the county
of York iadicnant at this ,erscverinix
exclusion of their representative, have
copied some of the temper of the English on the Reform Question, and determined to
pay no taxes. 1 his they efibet peaceably,
bv refusing to appoint a collector or asses
sor of taxes. In the township of King,
. .i i .i .t ..i. .l
of the establishment at present of anv Al gu.ur mwueg oh wie om uu., u
national Lank: but added, that he felt aeienmnauon te reiuse to appoint me mx
great sympathy for the New York mer-
9 Notice is hereby Given,
yg"HAT tl O A letters
ins
cantile distress, for its merchants had ho
norably and punctually performed their engagements to the government with ungarallelcd fidelity. Your delegation then waited upon the Vice President; but from official engage
ments, ha was at that time unable to
hold any converse with them, upon the urject of their mission, but at an other moment to a portion of your delegation, the Vice President expressed similar views
end determinations to those manifested by
thc President.
Your delegation had an entervicw with
2Mr. Tanev, and derived from him a full
continuation of their conclusions resulting
ihm what had passed during their visit to
"VV&shington. In conclusion, your delegation regret to say, that it is their sincere conviction that nothing is intended to be
one by the Government for the present;
that no plan is under its consideration for
respect to a National Bank;
istration is determined not
ho present United States
JJank under any possible modifications, nor to propose any new Bank, and instead therefore, to rely upon state institutions, fintil hard money can be made to supersede the actual paper currency of the cpuntry, Public Adv.
officers ws universal. One man
dissented but he subsequently joined in an
address to Mr. Mackenzie. 1 he matter, if followed up in this spirit, must produce serious consequences. Bait. American. Dona Maria, so says the Boston Journal, is the youngest reigning King in Europe.
le undersigned has taken out of administration on the es
tate of John Stephenson, (late of Knox county and state of Indiana,) deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate arc re
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against thcr same are hereby notified to present them duly au
thenticated lor settlement. The said estate is supposed to be solvent.
ROB't. STEPHENSON, Adm'r. SARAH S TEPHENSON, Adni'x. March 4, 1834. 7 3i
NOTICE! School section No. 10, Township
north of Range 11 west, will be
offered for sale at the court h use door in
the town of of Mcrom, Sullivan county,
on the 3d day of Mav next, in separate
lots according to a division and survey of
the same, made by the trustees of said
township, a plat of which will beexhibi;. ed on the day of sale. bv the undersigned.
School Commissioner for tho county a foresaid. JAMES DAVIS, CoinV. February 25th, 134.-7 3t
STATE OP INDIANA,) KNOX PROBATE COURT, 1T February Term, 1S31. Margaret Bowie, Administratrix of Pleasant C. Bowie, deceased, v.. The Creditors of the said Pleasant C. Bowie, deceased. ON COMPLAINT OF rXSOLVENCT. 7"jpHE aid Margaret Bowie, ha vioij filed her memorial in tin's co.irt, Viewing the condition of said estate, and complaining thai tho personal estate of said de eased is insufficient to pa the debts and demands outstanding gaint it: is therefore ordered, That the filing and pendency of said coeiplaitit be made kn-iwu to the creditors of the aaid Ple isant C. Bowie, deed, by publication of this order for six weeks successively in thc Wresern Sun. a weekly newsnaner om.iisheri in
T J X ... Vincennes, in the county of Kn-.x; end that they be informed that unless thev no tifv said Administratrix of the existence
and extent of their respective claims, by
hiirtg the same, or a statement of ihe naturc,datcd&.cscription of the contract or at-
siimjMt,upon which the same may be foun
ded, in theofiice ot the Clerk of this court
preious to tho final distribution of the as
sets of the estate of the said decedent, such claims will be postponed in favr of
tho claims of mre doligent creditors.
A copy Test, A.D.SCOTT, CILk r.c. February 0, 1831. (Mk
or Tnr. statb bask of nrniAxi. TXjOTICEie hereb given, thitlVwM XM wr the subscription of Stock m t1 respective Branches of the State B-tnk P ludiaoa, will be opened at the following places, for their respectiyo Districts, on the sevenlh day of April next, by Commissioner appointed by tbe Dire -t .rs of the State Biok; and said Books will be kept open, itcen the hours of i aid 1 o'clock A. M. each day, far the space of thirty days t hereafter, (Sun-Jays excepted,) and w ill accordingly De closed on thtfUutfl day of May next. In District No. I, at Indianapolis, 13 Marion county. In District No. 2, at Lawrcr.ccuurgl in DiMrborn county. In District No. 3, at Richmond, la Wavne county
In District No. 4, JetK'rsun ceuntv. In District No. Flovd countv.
In Ditrici No. 6, at Evansvilfc a;uicrburgh county. Iu District No. 1 a't l'incenacs ift. K;i x couniy. In District No. 8, nt Bedford in Lar-. rencc county. In District No. 9, at Terre Haute u Vigo county. In District No. 10, at Lafajetic 4
1 ippcca noe county. Bv order of the B ard of Directors Of the State Bank of Indiana. February 11, A. I). 1631. JAMES M RAY, Cashic
Office of the State Bank
ot Indiana, Indianapoi
at Mudionf ijj at New-AIbanv", 0
ikj ")
1200 ACRES VALUABLE LAN&
1
HE sui)scn :r. ExevMitors to th tL
SCT.
ijr that no plan is ui ' vie future, in re l1' tne adminis re-charter th
Insurrection at Martinique. By an arrival at Savannah, bringing Barbadoes papers to the 0th of January, we learn that fin insurrection had taken, place anions tho slaves in that colony, and that in a skirmish between them and the military, on the Utth of December, between f0 and 40 were killed, and 180 taken prisoners with arms in their hands.
The character of thc late disturbances
4tnong the laborers of thc canal, near Wil-
Uam'port, appears to have been exajerat
vJ. The differences were confined exclu-
iivtdv to the laborwrs, several of w hom
ARRIVALS. March 2, CITIZEN, from Lafayette. DEPARTURES. 3, CITIZEN, for Louisville, Ky.
The Wabash is falling, and 13 now tooj1
iov ior steam uoais, except 01 me smallest class. Omental MARRIED On tho i5th of February, 1834, by the Rev. Mr. Newport, Mr. Bkvf.uly Piper to Miss Delici D Norton, daughter of Asa Norton, Esq. all of Crawford countv, 111.
DIED In this place, on Friday the 2Sth February, 1S31, Mr. Samuel Tom-
linson, one of the oldest and most respectable merchants of the place. His death is much lamented by a large number of acquaintances and friends. In this town, en the same day, Mrs. SoDKN,oonsort of Mr. Jacob Sodep. She was an amiable and respectable lady, was, for a number of years previous to her death a pious and orderly member of thc Methodist Episcopal Church. Her death is much regretted by her relatives and friends. On Wednesday the5?h February, 1831, in this county, Mr. Thomas McOlure, one of the oldest inhabitants of the county. Hthastilki several offices
In Coancert.
tateof Noah Spcrs, (late f West
morelond county, Pa.) offer frr sale 2200 aches of land, situaio 1 Li ike couuiies of Gib-son and Knox, in the state of Indiana, of thc fol? lowing numbers, vizNo. :.). in the additional donation, conV taining 300 acres. No. 37, ui :he same donation, contain inn 400 acrt'S. Nj. , in the Militia donation, of 1QO
l65T
it
100 100
No. 46, m the do. do. acres. N. 47, in the do. do. acres. No. 50, in the do. do. Br res. No. 51, in the do. do.
acres. One of them v.ill attend at the house of Jf hn F. Snapp, Esq. near Yincenr.efv froBi the 1st to the 15th March next, fir the purpose of gelling and convex in : -h
J same, should purchasers offer. Terms to
sun purchasers.
LOUIS W. SPEERS, SAMl. WALKER,
Wcstaiereland cty. Pa.
ExcSf-utors.t
January X5th, 1831. V 4-5t
ff? jv'crc bcatQ. Tntrtv-foor cl ensured upon him by his fellow est deny
STATE OF INDIANA. Vanderburgh county.
PROBATE COURT OF VAOERnrRGIl ccitntt
February Term, IS1. Wiliiam Anthony.
1 jEliiah Kinz, & others.
? ND it now here appearing to tho sat
. isfaction of tho court that Berry
Anthony, Clarissa Dobvns, Thomas J Dobvns, Warrick Mcviarv, Daniel Mc-Ga
ry. Jonathan Mcfiary, Mittlicw Talbott, John P. Myrick, Pris.illa Myrick, Mia-
jah AIsop and I nomas Alsop, defendants
in this cause are not residents of this state,
On motion of the taid Elijah King, it is ordered, that tho said Berrv Anthony,
Clarissa Dobyns, Thoma J. Dobvns
Warrick McCiary, Daniel McGarv, Jona
than McGary, Matthew Talbott, John P. Myrick, Priscilla Myrick, Micajah Alsop and Thomas Alsop, be and appear here on or before the first day ef the next
term of this court, and answer the matters
and things contained iu tho interrog
ries in the answer of tho said Eliialf,iuo,
exhibited against them, or the matters and
things therein contained will be taken as confessed against them accordingly. And it is further ordered, that this cause be continued until the next term of this court, and that notice of tbe pendency of this Bill, Answer, and Interrogatories, be given by publication of this order four weeks successively in some public newspaper of this state. Copy Attest. W. T. T. JONES. Clerk.
J. U. JO.M,.ci
S TATE OF INDIANA. S?
KNOX PUOBATE Col'RT,J , February Term, 1831. Robert G. Mc.Clure, and Absalom Reel,
Administrators of Israel Mead, deed, vs. The. Creditors of said Israel Mead, deed. ON COMPLAINT OF INSOLVENCY. TIIE said Robert G. Mc.Clure, and Absalom Reel, having filed their memorial in this court shawieji the condition of thc said estate, and complaining that tho property, both personal anil real, is insufficient to pay tho debts and demands outstanding against ii: It is therefore ordered. That the filing and pendency of the said complaiut be made know n to the creditors of the said Israel Mead, deed, by a publication of this order for six weeks successively, in the Wosiern Sun, a weekly newspaper published in Vinceanes, in the county of Knox ; and that they be informed, that unless thev notify the aid Administrators of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, date and description of the contract or assumpsit, upon which the same may be founded, in the office ef the Clerk of this court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of the estate of the said decedent, such claims
will be postponed iu favor of the claims of
more deligent creditors. A copy Test, A. D. SCOTT, Clk. k.v.c. February 1834. G-Ot
LOUISVILLE, nSIITIf. Drugs, Medicines, $a RUPERT cV LINDEXBURGER, ftlaio, Sri door eavt f 5in cross i.. Locie ville, Kv. sign of the Golden Mortar,
and opposite the Uuion Hall.
H
TIN AND SHEET-IRON
CriIITU FACTORY.
1H AVE a large assortment of TIN WAKE cn hand, which 1 will sell at wholesale or retail low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job work done at short notice. N. SMITH. Vincentu s. Jan. 21, 1806. 50 tf
APPRENTICE 7AWTED. YOUTH between the age of 15 and fy lOyuars, who can read and write, of gol moral character, end industrious habits, will be taken at this oifice, to larn the printing business, if applicutiya be
AVING entered extensively into tu
in all its variety, respectfully Fniicit ihev patronage of country Merchants, Pii -si-ciansand dealers generally, assuring ihcai ihatall orders entrusted to them, oy ietier or in person, shall receive ihc most strict au prompt attention, and all Medicineswarranted to be .f the best quality. N. B. R. Ac L. having made arranges ments to receive direct importations of Drugs, die. will be abic to sell on as rea
sonable terms as any houso in the western country. January 31, IS31.2 llw
THE STEAM BOA'li
CAPT. KO. TABLETOi
Wit A. p! i irii:; the u : ft Regular Packet letween Cincinnati and Lafayette, touching at the intermediate ports. The SYLPH is very light draught, and to enable her to proceed at the 1 -w st.ijeii of water, a small keel boat will be kpt ready at the mouth of the Wabash. Hn cabins have been newly fitted up, an :he boat beini: in excellent order, ofivrs ;t sir perior conveyance for both good and pas sengers. W. D. JONES, Agent, Cincinnati. J. C. BUCKLES, " Louisville. February 8, 1831. 3-tf
THE Printer w,
ood Tallow eay 100 or 150 lbj. or ai Icsa quantity. January 36, lS'M. HORSEBLLS7 WITH A BEAUTIFUL FIGU1U Neatly and expeditiously exe J'eJ at 0tc of lt)e Wra