Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 11, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 April 1834 — Page 3

VINCENNES, APRIL 5, 183-1.

The books for receiring subscriptions

to the Branch of the State Bank of Indiana, located in this place will l opened on Monday next, it is expected the stock will be immediately taken, as it is said the people are not backward in attending to their individual interests. The Election for township officers will

take place on Monday next, This business belongs alone to the people; and they will ec to it. In Vincennes township there are a number of candidates for Constable ; three to be elected. Associate Judge. It is very desirable that there should be speedily an election of Associate Judge in this county, as without euch election we have but part cf a Commissioners court.

cctly easy on that account, for I generally spend half the day at the looking glass.1 Steam Uoat ZLtet

ARRIVALS. Fairy Queen, fro

Envoy,

Andrew Gardner, Esq. has been appointed by the Governor Commissioner un der the act of the last session of the Indiana legislature, for the improvement of the navigation of the Wabash river. I am authorised to say that John Barekjian, Jr. is a candidate for the office of Associate Judge, to fiil the vacancy occasioned by the death of the lion. R. P. Trice.

A boy about H year of age, who carried the mail between South Beud and Fort Wayne, cut open the mail bags on Saturday last near this town. lie opened all the letters, but it does not appear that any of them had contained money, except one in which one dollar had been enclosed lor a printer in Pennsylvania. Th bags and letters were discovered soon afterwards and brought to town. The carrier was immediately pursued and was apprehended next morning; he is now in the jail at this place. Fort Wayne. ScnfL

March 20. " 30. April 1. " 2. " 3. u tl " 29. u a 30. April 1 it o " 3. ti 4(

Citizen,

Envoy, from DEPARTURES.

Envoy Citizen,

Miner, for Louisville, Ky.

Fairy Queea for " Erivnr for ii

(p-The Wabash is falling, but is yet at a good stage for steamboats.

Feom the Glore 'Men who have to labor from ten to twelve hours in the day, know little and care Utile about the Bank question, provided they get their wages." The above is from the National Intelligencer of the 19th instant, the organ of the opposition, published in this city. It speaks tinquestionably, the ruling conviction of

the federal party, now struggling against the national administration. It is in accordance with the principle which has constituted the corner stone of the creed of the federal party, ever since th davs of John Adams, when it was proclaimed by that great patriarch of federalism, thst mankind are by nature divided into two classes, gentlemen and simple men the one qualified to govern in public affairs, the other destined only fir manual employments and servile labor! It is also in accordance entirely, with the well known principles ot a leading opposition SenaU.r, Air Leigh, of Virginia, who holds that the "dav laborers"' in this country are but "slaves,1' subject to the power of property, in the true spirit of the above extract from the Intelligencer, representing the day laborer as totally regardless of all in

fluences, save the hope of getting lrom

property a daily stipend ! liir Mr. Leigh:

"Slaves, in the eastern part ot tins State, (Virginia.) fiil the place of the peasantry of Europe of the peasantry or day labur ers of the nonslaveholding States of thi:

Union."' Under the impulse of the same aristo cratic spirit which dictated the position of the Intelligencer above quoted, Mr. Leigh follows out his creed to the same result precisely, and nearly in the same language. Thus, lie has said "I ask gentlemen to say, whether they believe lint those who are obliged to defend on thtir daily labor for daily subsistence, can or docverenter into political affairs? They never do never will never can." With such arbitrary views of our countrymen, with such oppressive and degrading opinions of die Anierrv.n People, to

CiVl llV'lUy tV'lLVk UMfl I t iV-t J IIU ' V. I 'IV ' by, how is it surprising that the fedei ! party, made up principally of the mone ed aristocracy of the country, have -.net. and do meet, with defeat and disappointment at every turn? Is it surprising thai they fust contrive, and then cling to measures, and political corporations, which art1 wholly inconsistent with the spirit ot our age, and with the genius ot our G oernmeut, and with the niiin and inherent feelings of our People. Nay, is itsurpnsingthat they are so mistaken and deluded, as to believe that our People's whole salvation depends upon a groai nunc.) oil corporation? That without it, we cannot iie cannot move cannot have a bung as a nation?

Thwy have yet to learn the first princi-

ot American independents: the

irnnt I tl t ri 1 1 rl t id Ihvi i''ir I r. . 'i m

lore they can instruct the Pcv!e "f tins

country as to what is for their het interests'. These gentlemen can i,n igine what will best advance their ow n and their asso

ciates, individual wealth. It is,tj e.'iject tlu "dav laborer" to the absolute pjer ot

PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA. IM but this block ( YIRG IMA) stand trm in its basis and PEXXSYLVAMA do the same, our Union will be perpetual and our general Government kept trithin the bounds of the constitution' Letter of

i Mr. Jefferson to Mr. Madison , 3d Vol. of

his writing, page o47. The firmness of republican Pennsylvania nobly supported Virginia in the stand

she took in 1S11 against the Bank of the United States. And now the glorious spi-l rit of the democracy of the Key stone State leads the way against the monopoly rebukes the insidious attempt of the late majority in the Virginia Legislature to recharter the Bank by restoring thede-' posites and gives its immense strength to the impulse with which the people of the Old Dominion have roused themselves to counteract that movement of Richmond politicians, and to restore her favorite son .Mr. Uives, to the Senate and to the service of the democracy of the Union. On Tuesday last Mr. Perkin's able report, conclding with the following resolutions, was taken up in the Senate of Pennsylvania. 1. "Resolved, That the present Bank of the United States, ought not to be rechart-

ered by Congress. 2. "Resolved, That the Government Deposites; which have been withdrawn from the Bank of the United States ouht not to be restored." For these resolutions, Mr Boyd Bank man) offered a substitute, resohing "That the present Bank of the United

States should be rechartered" that the afkil election vincennes

withdrawal of the Government Deposites "is considered unconstitutional, illegal, and unjust and that the revenue hereafter collected should "be placed in the Bank of the United States On the question thus presented, an animated debate took place, Messrs Ringland

(Speaker,) Perkins, Penrose, Dickey, and Reed, opposing the Bank. A motion to postpone the whole subject was lost and then Mr. Parker (an anti-mason) proposed to postpone Mr. Boyd's substitute in favor of the Bank, for the purpose of introducing another, declaring "that in the opinion of the Legislature ot Pennsylvania, a Bank of the United States ought to be established during the present session of the National Legislature.' The resolution for a Bank of the U-

nitcd States'' was lost- 11 voting for it

an unst it.

The first resolution of Mr. Boyd's sub

stitute, tor the recharter ot the Bank of

the United States, was negatived 10

only vctimr for it '.'"-.' arainst it.

The second resolution of Mr. Boyd's

substitute, declaring "die wi'hdrawal of

th.3 d pontes unconstitutional, illegal, and unjUM," and :he means of -producing die unparalleled decree of distress in monev-

d a flairs which now exists.1 was also ne

gative; 10 f.r it, against it. Tne Uiir-1. resolution of Mr. Boyd's

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A LIST OP LETTERS rjhEMAINING in the Post-Othce at j5I Vincennes, Knox county, Indiana, the quarter ending the 31st March, which if not taken ont in three months, will be sent to the General-Post-Ofiice as dead letters. (jr Persons calling for letters in the following lint will please, say they are advertised, or they may be overlooked.

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i ii

44 ii it

Sheldon Austin

& B , Alva Beech?

William Aimer Jj Thomas J. Beay Mr. Ashley Jl John C. Burkshane Peter Burdlo (f Joseph Burway, ii Lawrence or Nancv Jacob Benedict

A LIST OP LETTERS IbEMAINING in the Post -(Mice at -Lu Washington, Daviess county, Ind. the quarter ending the 31st March, 131, which if not taken out in three months will be sent to the General Post OtTice as dead letters.

AlexV. Mathersor Esma P. Marshal Barton Mauzey James McCounaugU Jarnes McDonald

Isaac Nordike. junr.

Republican Nomination. AUGUST ELECTION. FOR GOVERNOR, J AM tiS G. READ. TOR LT. GOVERNOR, David v. cullcy. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. John F. S.nait. Ue.nuy M. Shaw. B. N. Cainax .

Bouehee Mary Baily Thomas Baily

Philip Board William Ballow

Joseph Brown

John Cuddy ' John Chadwick

David Brooker Thomas Ball Jhn Benedict Thomas Bishop, 2 John Badollet

D & E II. Drake llosan Dallahan

James McGameron Joshua Davis Waslfn. Cochran Cyrus Delanv. 2

William Christie Michael Catt A B. Chapman

Philip Catt

Jonathan Douglass Marv Drennon A. t. Ellis Samuel Emison, 2 John Elliott

Felix Atkinson John Aiktnan, 2 James Allen Richard Brand William Bratton James Chamberlin Elijah Chapman John B. Coleman Wm. W. Carnahan

Edward Daut

Rebecca Davis Benjamin Duncan

James Dougherty

William Fuller, 4

Jane Francis

Jacob Grove ThadeiM Granger Thomas Graham Susan I lard wick John Johnson Jan;es Kennedy John Lyon

Eliza Conway

F, G & H George Frederick Samuel D. Green

TOMSHIP.

FOR COMSTAULE. John Br. Laplante. JosEru Roseman. Josiah L. Holmhs. Hknkv Dubois. Ak -hibald AFKee. Zac. Pulliam. C. W. Almv. Robekt Oliver. FENCE VIEWERS. IIexht P. Brokaw. John Rsss. SUPERVISOR'S OF ROADS. Road No. 1. PIERRE BROUILLET,

tt DAVID M'HENRY. -O. k., v i

' iiiini .1. i inr'.

Andrew J a rue

u a ti

Thomas Furiiuson

Isaac Frederick John Freeze Henry French William Flower William Gray Marv A. Glasbrook Isaac Grantham Anne Graham

J Margaret Johnson

Elizabeth Jones

Joshua Hiland James II. Hunter, 2 Burket House Elisha Hurd R. II. Hall Christian Hoopher William Hays Henry Henderson

3. ABRAHAM SMITH,

4. JAMES P. BADOLLET, 5. ALEXIS LEROY. (. ANDREW (JARDNER. 7. JOHN WISE. 8. JOSEPH R EI LEY.

Ailiuinistrators' Notice.

dersigncd has taken out letters of Administration upon the estate of Howard Putnam, (lute of Knox county and State of Indiana,) deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having l ;ims against the s-me are hereby notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The said estate is believed to be insolvent. WILLIAM R. SPRAGUE, Administrator April 1st 1S3L l!-3t

substitute, ft r making the United States Brink the public de;.'sitory, was then negatived: yeas 12, nas 20. The (p-.es'iou recurring on Mr Petrikcu's res-bitions against the B ink, and

against the restoration of the 'eposiu'S. was decided as follows, in tholirslresolution. Yeas Messrs. CinuiinrihniiMev, Fore, (ieiger, Hopkins, Kern, Rv s.niih. Kerbs, McCulloch, M.'.thews.io(Hocr(f, Penros'1, Petrikin, Read, S;i-

ston, Sm ser, Soever, Ta lor, and Ring land Sp.ikor Nas Messrs. Biker, BoyiPs Brcck, Fullerton, llassmger, Hays, Hil'shman, Jackson, Mechling, Packer, Robinson Rogers, a uc Smith 13. On the second resolution, the yeas and nays were the same as on the first resolution, except that on the second, Mr. Cuuninirham voted in the negative: tbe second resolution passing by a vote of 18 to 11. This is considered a derided triumph. Labor is Honourable. The following paragraph, ex'raeted fr-;m he uv'ss-ige oi ' i ernor D.'.vis to tbe Iyiisl:n;jre f .his

Stnie, is hmhlv creditable to its author. l is the tendency of slavery to muk

labour -tisgracetul and servile, but of liir'v to m ike it useful and honorable. "Whi.e we continue to respect latour whi'e we look upon it as it is, the iirent lenient that imr.irts to oor country a

s HEREBY GP SI tosuleatiW

Samuel Judah William Johnson William Junkins John Jones Robert Jordan L J. F. Lafevro John Lemon Lauranda Lily Robert M -libit William Miner John McCall Frances Moflett

Madison May NOP

Joseph Nyswonger i'nilip Plough

George Oliphant Margaret Ogett John Oc kltrec Henry II. Phclon John Patrick

& K Knox Cty. Commissioners. George Kensler Lyman Kellog Nathan Knife David Kensler George M. Kasson John K. Kurtz: & Xtl Antoine Mominee J hu Mitchell Benj'ii. Mumpower John McChire John McMurry William McClanc Isaac Miner

Andrew C. Palmer

George Pherigo Johnathan Purslo Lemuel Robbina Betsey Rutherford John Rodermel Fayette Springer Dnnicl Thompsea Charles Toler Charity Taylor Eimond Thomas JoJin Vantrccs, 2 Rebecca Walker Geo. T. Wise Geo. A. Waller John Walker William Wallace

John G. Miller David McDonald, 2

JOHN MURPHY, p. . April 1, 1S31 ll-3t 53l A LIST Or LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Ollice at

Princeton, Gibson county, Ind. the

quarter ending the 31st March, 1S31, which if not taken out in three month will le sent to the Genera' Post Ollice a

dead letters.

Jonas Mavhall

Anthony Miller Jarnes AleNeely Hugh I. McGuire Tobi -,9 Miller

John Avrei

Aaron AnJcrson A Breed love Daniel Calling Margaret Devin

William B. Dobbins George E. Oliphant Charles II. Dunkin Thorn is Rnv

Joseph Daridson

.dwanl P. Fiinn lugh S. Harshaw Vm. Hummer

Wm. Hambleton

Ah ram Jones

I. Johnson

Thomas Jinking

James Lynn Edward Lynch

D. C. Lvtwh

Harrison H. Palmer David Price Edward Purdue John Pay no

GIVEN that I will expose

c Auction on Wednes

day ih:- 30:h day of April instant, at the

oto residence of Howard Putnam, decM. J

;;1 t!ie personal property of said decM. consisting of OXE HORSE, CATTLE, HOGS, FAKMINGUTENSlLS&c All s uns under three dollars cash in hand, Ml of ihteo dollars and upwards Helve m mths credit, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. WM. R. SPRAGUE, Adm r. April 1. llJt

TAKEN UP

Y Benjamin Ashlev living in Pike

county, Monroe township, one Day

M.tre, seven years old this spring, a blazing star and a snip, a saddle mark on ench kide, thirteen hands and ono inch

Richard S. Rowland (ieorne Scomp J. II. Gibbous J. Scott

John Rel Jactb Ruble JoljjyRaws Noah Roberta

Bc nj. Robinson

A. D. Scott, 3 Lewis N. Spcers James Snyder Isaac Stout

Margaret Smith

J. Stewart orl. Wei-Smith &. Carson man Robert Smith Josiah Stout, 2 T V Bluford Thixton John Talbert

Samuel Thompson Abiah Vanarsdall Ellen Turbett Aaron Vandeer Ira Thompson Joseph Vankirk W Y Wm. oodhouse Joseph Wilmore John Waller Phebe P Wilson J.P.Wellington D. K. Ward Gabriel Wiistn Fanny Yager JOHN SCOTT, p. it. April 1, 1831 ll-3tl 12l.

hiah appraised toS25by Philip Colinan & lA 1 b Ui' -M,AA , t , 1 1 r i J kox riioBATii colrtA and John Colman. . ,ro.

i curuary icrm, ioi. Margaret Bow ie, Administratrix of Plea

John II. Rackerley Elijah Shepherdsou Jesse Smiley Isaac Strickland David Thomas Wm. Taylor J. M. Taylor Nathan Thompson Francis W. Urey John Witsel Johnson I. Wallace

JOHN ARBUTHNOT, r.xt. April 1,1S31 ll-3t 3t5t.

Application for the mile

of Real LV

JOIIN CROW,j.r. M-rb C. 1S31. U-3

pics

growt

policy .can

vbu'h eirors in public

careeis rnei s; inu to our lnsTiiuu .ns meir

over poweriog stren ;h; while vvj hold ittoj

e tn-'ntonns

ST A IE OF INDIANA, )

Posey County. )

P.sr.Y PitonATi: CornT, )

t, 1S31. S

sant C. Bowie, deceased,

vs. The Creditors of the said Pleasant C.

Bowie, deceased.

N comtlaint of ixsolvexcv.

February Term

William E. Stewart. Adm'r. and Marv

Ann Stewart, Adm "a. of Lionel J. Iaf- .firf? Margaret Bowie, having fi

kin, tleceasec,

STATE OF INDIANA,

Posey County.

Posev Probate Corirr,

tcbruary Term, le31.

vcry Allen, admumtrator " of the estate of Lee Allen, deceased. vs.

The creditors of the said j tatt.

Lee Allen. J A VERY ALLEN having filed his pef tition sitting forth the iu. .Hi iencv

of the personal estate of the aid deceas-

ea io pay nis ucuts, and pray au order of this court for the sale of the real estate, to-uit,a part of the south west qr. .f taction 11,T. , Range 12 W. in theilUtrict

of lands offered for sale at Vincennes, lu-

diana, coiit uning by estimation thirty acrcs,and it being the same land which the said deceased iu his lifetime bought of Abraham Benson: And it appearing to the satisfaction of ihe court, that Lee Allen, Gilbert Allen, Dickson Allen, Benjamin Allen, William Jemison, Naucy Je;r.ionf John Jemison and Ssaly Jemison, Ro'ocrt Allen, John Kitchens and Precitla Kitclw ens, heirs of the said Lee Allen, deceased, are not residents ot the State d Indiana; It is then fore Ordend, that notice of the pendency of said pe'iti m be given by causing a copy of this order to ie ininserted three weeks successively in tha Western San and General Advertiser, a weekly newspaper published iu Via.

cennes, Knox county, Indiana, before tho the second Monday of May next, that the said Lee Allen, Gilbert Allen, Dickson Allen, Benjamin Allen, William Jemison and Nancy Jemison, John Jemisou and Seely Jemison, Robert Allen, John Kitchens and Precilla Kitchens, may le warned to be in this court at the next May term

thereof to be holden at the court house in

The creditors of the said Lionel J. Larkin.

OX COMPLAINT OF INSOLVENCY'. ilE said William E. Stewart and Ma

id h

on our ti'le.

M led her memorial in this court, shew- , Mount Vernon, on the second Monday of ig the condition of said estate, and com-1 May next, to shew cause if any they can

plaining that the personal estate of said . hy the said real estate should not be sold deceased is insufiicient to pay the debts and" made assets for the discharge of the

and ficmanus ouisianaing agaiusi u: i: is s'did dCDts. ly the court. .M. r . .1 1 il'l . I. H I : 1 I rrt .

instead of 3 rv Ann Stewart having filed their therefore ordered. That the filinn and pen-

s Tv ie; while e cling to 'he purity& sim-j memorial in this court shewing the condi- Jency 0f said complaint be made known v)li uiv Di life, which belongs to this condi-j tion of the said estate, and complaining to the creditors of the said Pleasant C.

ion instead ot degenerating into the follies that the property both real and personal is Jjawie. deed, by publication ot this order

insuiheient to pay the debts and demands I jor slx wecks successively in the Western outstanding against it: It is therefore Or-giin a weekly newspaper published in dercd, that tbe filing and pendency of the 'Vincennes, in the county of Knox; and said complaint bo made known to the j that thev kc informed that unless they no-

afi various oceiipnMon-, we iall have lit-; creditors of the said Lionel J. Larkin, do- t:fv sa:j Administratrix of the existence

tie ice.isi m to entertain apprehension for; ceased, by a publication of this order six an(j extent of their respective claims by our free institutions, if we aUo continue week? succes-ivelv in tbe Western Sun riiiniT the same , or a statement of the na-

. . . i n

the vamii ;iu'l t.vlse hopes, which meriirowa wt-abh often begets; while we pursue a poiit-y that will give to his labor the ni A-t ample scop'e and encouragement in

Test,

W. E. STEWART, Cllc. Majch27, 183L ll-'Jt

to provi-le I iter;itiy tor tne culture and im provement of the mind.'

A few vears since, a tract of land bo

buging to North Carolina, was ceiled to

Js mi i (;am uia. A vouniT ladv verv

and Oeneral Advertiser, a weekly news paper published in Vincennes, Knox coun

ty, Indiana; and that

ture.dated&escription of the contract or as-

sumnsiLupon which the same may be fouu-

TT WISH to sell my Tavern Stand, now 21 occupied by Col. Alexis LeRoy, situ

ated on Market street, in the borough of Vincennes; also tho

formerly owned by D. C. Johnson; situ;-

JiAi,

they be informed ded( in lUe oflice of the Clerk uf thi. court ateJ at ihect cad ofiUrketstreeUa th. the saiJ aJtmni3. nr,.vimHlollie final distribution ot the as- ,.,- ,;., M' "

Uorsot the existence and extent of their l9 of ertnte of the said decedent, . The Tavern Stand is in a healthy and

, tint unless thev notify

aims by filing the same, or a statement ;suc claims will be postponed in favor of i

tllw vji iw.v v - 4 " - '"' " J ' . o ' I ?uv,ll viauua i' 1"wealth"."' Bat they have much to learn j wisely observed, "I am sorry lather's plan-; f the nature ,datc description of the con-; the claims of rnre deligent creditors.

before thev will contrive a plan which;

will tlY;ct tliis great preliminary tu their supremacy before they will effect tbe bU'juatton of American citizens to the absolute power of wealtb, though they be but'day laltoiers," and on a footing with tbe ''slaved1 d"t4Eistern Virt!inia.':, The People are awke to tliir j ist rights, and Ja'K;ox ii :i the lead ! A FREEMAN.

K I Mm i

. nh Carolina is South Carolina.

more healthy

Retlkction. "Charlotte "said a gentleman to his daughter rue day, "you are

I teai uever tve

taiiori is in that tract; for everv-body sas ; tract upon which tbe same may be foun-

than j ded in the clerk s ollice ot this court pre

vious to the tinal distribution of the assets of the estate ot the said Lionel J. Lar

kin, dee'd. such claims will le postponed

in 1 ivor ot the claims ot more creditors. Bv the court.

Test, W. E. STEWART, Clerk. March 27, li-Ot

really too gidd , and

tune

diligent

yourselt

tor retlectio i.

honor, then, pa,11 replied the M.uim iady

you may make youracit pre-

lauhin,

A copy Test, A. 1). SCOTT, C&.KP.C. February '0, 1KI4. G-tJt

Kags !

CASH, or II OKA', will be givca for any quantity of clean Linnen or Cotton rags at the vrESTKaai sun oIEce.

pleasant part of the borough; and the other house is well calculated for a private family, and likewise in a pleasant and healthy situation. For further particulars, inquire of A. T. Ellis, Emit, and Zichariah Pulliam, lolh living iu Vincennes. II. JOHNSON.

incennes. Ind. March 13, 1 ff. On hand and for ale at this Oilxs-