Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 November 1834 — Page 3
WESTERN SUN VINCENNES, NOVEMBER 8, 1834. PROBATE COURT.—An error occurred in my paper of last week; it was the Commissioners court that held its session the present week, and the Probate court for this county, will commence its session on Monday next. VlNCENNES BRANCH OF THE STATE BANK.—If any subscribers for stock in this institution have yet neglected to pay in their quota, they should recollect that Monday the 10th inst. is their last day, and that a failure to comply incurs a penalty of ten dollars upon each share subscribed. At the same time it is hoped that they will not neglect attending at the election for Directors on Tuesday the 11th. This is truly an important matter to them all, and should not be neglected for lijrhl or trivial causes.
The Right Reverend Dr. Bhcte, Bishop of Vincennes, lately consecrated in St. Louis, arrived at his Episcopal residence on Wednesday, November 5th. He came accompanied by the Honorable Bishop of Bardstovvn, Ky. Dr. Flaget,and the Bishop of Cincinnati, Dr. i'urcell. The installation, according to the prescribed forms of the Catholic Church, took place on the evening of his anivul; when after the address of Dr. Floret to the new Prelate and his reply, Dr. Parcel I spoke in English to a numerous and respectable congregation. Everv evening during this week at half ufter six oYlock, an English discourse will be delivered. Oa S mdav a Pontifical
muss will be celebrated by Bishop Bru'.c
any thing of them here. The country owes him a debt of gratitude, and the Judges who appointed him, (Henderson
medium of France, was about five hundred j
and twentv-five millions of dollars. Of
this sum, one hundred and seventy-five
seems to be but one feeling of pleasure
and satisfaction to all parties by this appointment. AnJ if wc except those interested schemers, who bv their maneuvers
not perfectly satisfied. Cm. Advertiser. The New York Evening Post states that Mr. Edward Wycr, who arrived at that city on the 23th ult. is the bearer of despatches from our minister at Madrid announcing a treaty with the Spanish government, allowing compensation far our claims ti the amount of six hundred thousand dollars. L. Pub. Ad. ST. JOSEPH'S FEEDER DAM. A report reached us a few days ago that a breach of considerable magnitude had occurred in this important structure, w hich is now in progress of construction. This we arc informed was without sufficient foundation, as the dam has sustained no material injury. The work is now progressing well, and w ill be completed in a few weeks if the weather continues favorable. The water in the river has already been raised nearly 10 feet. It is true that the great height of this darn (15 feet,) together with the unfavorable character of the bed of the river, render
its construction a task ot much
and Burgoync,) have contributed to the ! millions of dollars was GOLD, and three satisfaction of the people in dignifying the 'hundred and fiftv millions silver.
office, by the appointment to it of the Hero By the last act of Congress, wedid proof Tippecanoe and the Thames. There cisely what w as done in France in 1785.
cdeduccd one-sixteenth part of the eagle. The beneficial effects arc already seen, felt, and acknowledged in almost every part of the Union although three
have kept the office so long vacant, we do months have not elapsed, since the first not I: now a man w ho objects to it, or is ! new gold coin was struck off at the Mint.
A currency which had for years previous ly been banished from circulation, has again appeared, and is already expensively circulated. So far, the effect of the change in Mint value, has been the samo in this country as in France. It has been predicted by some of the friends of the Bank, and of course enemies to the success of tho measure, that the introduction of the new cold coin as a part of our metallic circulating medium will drive from circulation the silver, which now forms a portion of it. It has not had that effect in France two thirds of their metallic circulation is silver now. It will not have that effect in this country we shall always have a full proportion of silver circulating with the gold. But we can tell those gentlemen, who profess so much alarm, and predict such evils to flow from the introduction of gold into our circulating medium, one effect w hich it will have. It will banish from circulation all small notes, whether issued by banks or city corporations. In France, there are no bank notes of a
denomination than five hundred
PREACHING. There will be a three day' meeting of the disciples of Jesus Christ, in the court house in Vincennes, to commence on Saturday before the third Lord's day in this month, and continue until Monday evening following. Mr. M. R. Trimble, and several other Proclaimers, arc expected to
be present on that occasion. Nov. 8, 1S34.
HYMENEAL.
MARRIED On Thursday the Gth of November, lS3!,liy the Rev. Mr. Alexander, Mr. John Maddox, to Miss Nancy Ann Hay, both of this place.
Dtntuari.
MANAGERS' OFFICE, Ab. 4, Zone's Roxc, Main street, WHEELING, VA. OUR Correspondents will find below two Schemes which are certainly as attractive as any heretofore submitted to their consideration. They will perceive that in these two Schemes a distinction of single numbers has been made.
The Schemes are laid before you thus j
early, in order that all may have an opportunity of supplying themselves with tickets. Please address CLARKE COOK. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class No. 22 fr 1SU1. Draws at Washington, Tuesday Nov. 25, 1834. SPLENDID SCHEL1B.
1 prize of $20,000 is 20,000 73 1,000 73,000
greater i iss
at 1 1 o'clock, a. in. at which Dr. Fi:get
will address the congreg ition in French, i to render the dain secure.
Vespers will commence at three o'clock, and at can. He light or about half past 0 o clock an Eri:li-h sermon will be preached.
difficulty than has usually been encon'er-; francs, or about ninety three dollars. ed in woiks of a similar character. J Jl-! More than three fourths of th ir w hole
I -i.i i w A
raoruinarv care is saw to nave been nweii
Fort Wayne Sentinel.
TitKATY Willi TUB Ml AMI I.NDIAN3.
We learn that Gen. Marshall, the agent i and Postell.
of the Miami Indians, has just concluded a treaty with that tribe, for the purchase of u portion of their lands. We have not heard the particulars of this treaty, but understand that the Miamics n-nee to sell all their lands north of the Wabash, and a portion of their Great Reserve, amounting together from two hundred to two hundred and twenty thousand acres, at a price of about one dollar per acre. Tho lands thus ceded contain a largo bodv of as fine laud os i3 to be found in the state, a great portion of which lie:? immediately ca the lino of the Wabash and Eric Canal; it will doubtless be purchased with avidity as coon as it is brought into market. Fort Wayne Sentinel.
The Union party in South Carolina have succeeded in electing three members to Con;:ress. Messrs. Manuin'r. Ro-rers
n j . - -
We would recommend the following article from the Toronto Patriot, a warm
circulating medium its metallic. In this country the work of reform be gan sonio time since: manv of the State:
prohibited tne circulation of notes of a j BOTANIOAL X&SSTEG.
denomination less than live do.lars. All i a
.... ... .
the other crates will have to b.llow hc ex
DIED In Bruceville, Knox countv. Ia. on Thursday the 30th of October, 1S31, of pulmonary disease, Mr. Daniel Davis, a respectable and worthy citizen, and an humble and pious Christian. On Saturday the 1st day of November, 1&31, in this place, Dr. John D. WoolvKitTo.v. His remains were accompanied on Sunday to the jrrave bv a large concourse of friends and relatives, and buried with the honors of Masonry.
A JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, who is a good workman, sobct and industrious, will meet with employment at the Western San office, if immediate application is
mace.
November 1, 1831.
1 4,000 1 1,000 1 1,300 1 1,220 20 300 20 200 45 100 61 50 01 40 01 30 01 20 3,201 10 22,170 0
4,000 1,000 1,300 1,220 0,000
4,000 4,500 3,200 2,500
REPUDII3 C?
IS the title of a new Weekly Paper, dovoted to the republication f &e taa dard works of the best author. It is well printed on paper of the finest quality, madccntirely of linen; each number contains sixteen 4to pages making a volume of S32 piges per annum. It will beser.t by mail to auy part of iho United Slates or Canada, upon tho
proprietor receiving three dollars per aa nam, post paid. Nos. 1 and 2 contain the Mm of Feeling, by Mackenzie, and the Vicar of Wakefield, by Goldsmith: Nos. 3 and 1, Tales of the Hall, by the Ilev. George Crabbef No. 5 commences the Letters of Lady Mary Wortley Montague. There will bo uo abridgement of the work of any author. WM. PEARSON, 115 Fulton Street, Proprietor. New York, July 21, 1SJ1.
OPINIONS OF THE P 11 ESS. "Republic of Letters." Under this title. Mr. William Pearson ot this city. lias cona-
I menced an entertmze which wc realh thir.k.
lueservmg ot very great success. It is a
publication which, in the shape of a quarto
newspaper or magazine, is intended tofuru-
ish the public with a copy of a great number of the most approved and elegant works of
. I1'" 16 pagesnuartc, and is somewhat larrl .i .i. . t . i ....
ci i:uu uic L.u;;uiin weekly magazines, l :ia 32,010 j paper 0:1 which it is- primed i not merely 1 10,SSJ j aea-itifol to the eyr.bui k is of the very best
piahtv, and s:zed. so th.it o:.c may uiitecn
25.S01 prizcs....nmountin to js-270 100! 11 uu:-mjt biottir- 1 he t ;nSra;!.y is at Tickets 5 dollars. Sharc?in proportion. I ,;I1CC "cal a!,:! ' ".dUic i.ote yle of il iii v : r-fw J ne execution Ims tar moie appearance of LLAUlvL. LUUK. ; ,.,.,-,., :iia:, Sew Vo: k. To show t!e rea-
o,;ars. All i Ik IT ( ,,i" ih, t:,....iiw.,o ti n.
FritMi'lIv B tar;ical Suciefv of
i uaiicti aiaies. win oe neui at i ne iiit.inn.
have no doubt, will Insten it. We be- ,i .Micin Su.ro of S. Uathhone in Vin-
ample. The introduction of
nolo
lievc that the work of reform will not stop.; ccm,C3. OI, Saturdav the 7th dav f,f 1-
short of driving from circulation all notes CCInuor next, at 10 "o'clock, a. m. for the under the denomination of twenty dollar.-, nurno-e of tormiti'? themselves into
tory paper in Canada, to the careful con-1 This will secure tho metallic circulation ! Brancli Society c.f the Slate of Indiana, sideration of our readers. When the ex-! to such extent troughout the whole conn- j anj lo transact all such further and uthcitemcnt and acts of outrage produced in : try as to secure the products of the labor ie;. husiness as to them shall be deemed some parts of the Union by the violence ''of the industrious classes from those j me;0 atKj expedient. It is therefore hereof party feeling, give such hopes to thejshocks and variations in value arising j 1)V requested that the members, in this secenemies of our happy form of government, trom the fluctuations in the small paper ; tIon 0f counirv would mvo thtrir attend is there no cause for its friends to fear? j medium in which they were formerly paid j anr0 if practicable. Vhcv will ideasa
"Wo are anions those who rejoice in! I his should be secured to them; and !.:,, rPW.,r,i rri.-luMtmlj f m.ii.
bcrship, ecc.
Pismal Swamp Lottery. class yo. 23 ran kiI. Draws at Alc.anu: i i, mi ilu 29:h of November, 1 S3 1.
1 prize of s J.".0:() is
2.",000
such a prospect as the U. States have for i when accomplished they will have good
some timp past presented. We mean the ; cause to bless the Jackson currency, certain prospect the United States pre-j sents of burs'.ir.fT t'ue bubbles she has A ureat discovery in Chemistry has late-
blown, and which for tho last fifty years j ly been made by 'Dr lleichback of C-er- FURTHER NOTICE.
have set the world in pursuit of a Will o
the Wisp. "As long as the United States can stagger at all under democraev, so lonr will I'jiirope remain under the persuasion that Republicanism is the perfection of government; and a constant restlessness will be manifested to destroy every other; but iho moment the Union of the States is dissolved the bubble will have burst, and ihe delusion will have vanished. That consummations happily not far distant. Poor LaTayette was in terror lest it should happen in his life time, but for the peace of his latter days, it has been miraculously delayed. Tho signs and tokens of dis
solution however daily multiply. The
process ot regeneration wo know must be
evere, and lament as much as any one
can its infallible misery, but it is necessa
ry tor the peace ot the world that Democracy should show itself in its own native colors. This burnitiii of the Catholie Convent and the abuse of Free Blacks s but a mere spice of what is to come. The United States from one end to the other swarms with demagogues of a fierv and unquenchable zeal to work iniquity, and all have cut an 1 dried orations, to blind the particular caste by whose physical force they design to rise to an unenviable, and perhaps bloody notoriety. For the black population they h ive a Negro Jesus Chrit, and for the mulattos a Colored man for a Jesus. Lit I lo know the people of England of the actual condition of the United States, but much longer it cannot remain concealed. The late outrage upon the Catholics will expedite disclosures the most astounding to the deluded
many; as lining succeeded in extracting
!rom tar and suike a hitherto unknow
RATH CONE.
Nov. 8, 1S3 1,-12-lt
substance which ho calls Kicosot, (flesh
preserver.)
gjJTHE public generally are hereby no-
Battle cf the Thame?. The anniversary of this important victory was celebrated in Indianopolis on the 1th inst. A procession was formed in front of the Man-Mon-IIousc, and proceeded to the Courthouse, where an oration was pronounced by the lion. G. L. Kinnard. A large party afterwards dined together, and several patriotic and political toasts .vere drank, and the evening waspent with the greatest unanimity and good feeling. From the manner in which the celebration was got up, as well as from the general complexion of the toasts, we should infer that the celebration was intended to ad
vance tho popularity of Col. R. M. Johnson. Gen. Harrison, Col. Johnson, and our delegation to Congress were invited to attend. Gen. Harrison declined attending, partly on account of private business, and partly from the manner in which the proceedings of the preparatory meeting were drawn up. Col. Johnson was unuble to attend, owing to his not having received the invitation in time: and the pressure of private business prevented most ot our Congress men from attending. The following toasts were received from the invited guests. By Col. R. M. Johnson -The state cf Indiana. Enlightened and patriotic ; may her attachment to the principles of the revolution increase with her wealth and population. By Gen. Tipton Col. R. 31. Johnson, the hero of the Thames, May the freemen of Indiana unite with our democratic friends through
out the Union in bestowing on him the
first cilice in the gift ot a free people. By Gen. MeCarty 7Vic Hero of the Thames second to i.one for patriotism, honesty of heart, and
purny oi purpose; ins name win uve in uie it is somewhat remarkable, that the 1 are enniovcU in ilrivin" the printm" ma-
gratctul recollections ot the west as long same inequality between the Mint value , chines, ot which there are eight that can
as the 1 hatnes rolls its waves to the lakes ,;uui ;he actual valueof Gobi Cans, tormot the north. j orly existed in France, as, until lately, cxBv A. Lane listed in the United States; and it is equal-
An-arew Jacusoi, rrc:t!cn! oj die L-ni:ea,y remarkable that tin consequences of A .t It t ' t I I 11 .lit...
v;-.s the same
tilied that a Lecture upon the Thom-
sonian Botanical Svstem of Medicine will
bo delivered by the ltev. Mr. Hunter, on
This substance possesses the property 25 iturday the ah day of December next,
st emin- :l1 1 o clock, p. m. at mo .Methodist Jleet-
admirers of Democracy, and favorable io ' 7 'men d ; papers, r the iuture peace ot the world j compositors. The principal co,
of resisting putrefaction, in a mo
ent degree, and when diluted with water, fresh slaughtered meat, after having been
immersed in it for a few minutes, may be
Kept in tne open air ana m me nottcsi weather, for any length of time without becoming in the least affected. The fact led several eminent physicians to experiment with it, in the treatment of human diseases, applying it both internal
ly and externally, in which they have been crowned with the most striking success. People nlllictcd with the horrible disease of Cancer, after having been despaired of by tho most skilful physicians, have neen completely cured by Kieosot.
For wounds and sores in general, it has been found the best remedy known; and it is particularly recommended in surgical operations as it prevents inll animation, and stops tho most excessive bleeding almost instantly. In historical desease, it is likewise said to be of great service. Phila Gaz. Great Printing Establishment. In looking over a file of the late London paper we find an interesting description of the extensive printing establishment of
Mr. Claves, where the publications of the celebrated publisher, Charles Knight, and of the society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge arc printed. There are cm-
ployed oO type founders, U stereotype
s, and 100
ing house in Vincennes, at which time
and place tho Ladies and Gentlemen of
this vicinity are respectfully invited to at tend. Nov. S, 1831.
1 8,000 8.1 J00 1 iiyx) 5,( vx) 1 3,000 3.0J0 1 2 2,()i)0 1,0;U) 10 1,200 12.000 10 1,00.) 10.0(H) 10 M)0 8,000 10 000 0,000 10 t 400 4,000 20 200 1,000 11 150 0,-iOJ 55 100 f),;oo 50 70 3,)20 50 00 3.301 5lJ 50 2,800 1 112 40 1,1 SO 2181 40 G5.5-J0 1510 IS 27,720 1540 10 21,'ilO 4020 12 53,110 1 7700 10 77,0 )0 !
18,010 prizes amounting to ,$lv';,00 Tickets 10 Shares in proportion. CLARKE & COOK.
AN EXHIBIT OF the Receipts and Expenditures of the county of Knox, from tho 4th day of November, A. 1). 1833, up to the 3d day of November, 1831. Amount paid into the Treasury since tho i'.h day of November. 1833, to the third dav of November, 1831, is $2SG2 2Gl
I Amount of Expenditures from
the 4ih day f November, 1833, to the 3d day of November, 1831, is for Poor, 73 871 Court House, 1110 38J Overcharge ia tax, 7 03
Books, 41 25
4
r?TTenb
N0TZC3
"?f STiereby given, that the undersigned
jX. has taken out Letters of Administration on the estate of Jonathan Parker, (late of Pike county, state of Indiana,) decM. Those having claims against said estate will present them legally authenticatcj for adjustment, and those indebted to the same will nnke immediate payment. Tho estate is suppo-ed to be insolvent. HENRY BRENTON, AdmV.
Uctober 22, I SI 1 . 1 1 -3t
principal composing
j room where the type is set, is 270 feet i long, and is filled from end to end wiih a
THE GOLD CURREXCi OF FRANCE double row of frames, two steam engines
From the Globe.
It is somewhat remarkable, that
UJOKS, f 4 1 -ZO Stationary, 31 41 j Clerk, " 1)0 101 Sheriff, 35 00 Assessors, 102 00
Valuers of town lots, 1 0(V Jail, 107 531
States lie, like the soldiers of the north
west, s;w ed ihe inhabitants of the southwest fr:n the In-lian sralpin T knife the beauty uud booty of New O.leans from the n.lVian to.uh of a British soldierv, and the citv from pi'dige and flame tho republic lro;n a u.ui :i,i! dei.t and tho oeo-
Irom the h u:is cf a nionied m ister.
eace to his ivm uuiag v us; honor to hi
memory ; uuntratio.i U r his ervi.-es: and a briglit and l.iis.-tal iidioritancc in the rOj-ieni of fat-.trity. STATE HOUSE. The brick work connectcil with thi large and splendid edifice was completed o:i Wednesday, and is ! one in fust rat.'
'his disproportion of value,
in each counirv ; and that tho process of once! ing tho evils arising from it, have been the same in each.
ach throw off from 700 to 1000 impres
sions per hour. There are 12 common printing presses tor line work and five hydraulic presses, of 200 horse power each for pressing paper. There 'arc in the establishment about 1000 works in stereotype, of which 75 are Bib!cs. The j first cost of these plates: would amount to
Roads, 80 00 Wolf Scalps, 8 00 Printing, 15 75 Returning Judges of Elections, 31 00 Associate Judges, 70 00 Jurors, 301 25 Biilifs, 02 31 C mgressional School--, 45 00 County Commissioners, 51 00
Y
B
e.er at what a cheap r.Ue a library my bz procured tii-out fie means of this publication, we may uv-i.tio.i that the fust nuin)cr coMau. the whole r.f Mackenzie's M.iti of Fcchn, aa! a t'o.nth part . f (iok'atimh's icar of Wakefield; fr of winch the price i sixpeur e. Fi.mm what wc know rcspecti i; l!n- novel and f .mdublc entc: prise, we have the greatest conti.'cncc that tlie selection of vvuikslur the Kepublic of Let-
as lo eiiMirc liiato.dy t!ie worthiest productions w:ll hnd a piacc'm it. Evening I'ost. We had intended, as each successive number appeared, to notice this judicioas publication. To t!:ose vvho are oot :ippriswd of the plan upon which i: i conducted, it i merely accessary to observe, tliut ttiia week, y issue of a beautiful piinted quarto sheet, at six cents a number, each number .oiitaiiiiio; one or more octavo voluaus. When i: is added that the 'Man of Feeling and the Vicar cf Wakefield, two cf tiie finest classics ia cur language, may thus oc h.d f r the sum of 12 cents, it will be seen that, both from the true taste and liberality with which i: is cn.ducted. there can
21,'ilO ' difl'jse abroad a knowledge of the models 55,!lo!',f lK5-t5: literature than ttic Republic of TT n vi ! betters. The last ouaiijer contains th
l alesof the Hall by Crabbe. one of the oio-.t v igorous of modern writers. His style, indeed, though strikingly original, is often v ei done, and Ins subjects are of so coarse a character as frequently to leave a harsh and unpleasant impression upoa the reader, bat there is ever a truth to nature hi her humblest guNe. which renders his minute delineation and skilful dissect. ons of character invaluable." .V. Y. .-tnerlczn. "We have before us the Republic of Letters, a publication cf the design and scope uf which the reader may remember we took, some notice several weeks ago. Ia these three nun. hers, each of sixteen small quarto pa.es, are contained the whole of MrRenzie's M m of Feel:.--;, the whole of the icar of Wakefitld, and more than half of Crahbe's best work, the Talcs of tho Hill. These works in the ordinary shape, occupy fuviror five duo deci in . olun.es, aiid
Coud n t be procured at from less than
Siree to five d :lars.
TAKEN UP Allen II. Rauisav, of Decker town
iip, Knox countv, Indiana, on the 1 LvUt,s l!,c occupy three numbers f 2 A lOih dav of October, 153 1, a ! ','cr. of tht cf UV J " ,IUdl as M ' 1 ' d-.-hverv, and arc sold rtt the nrodiffious
la the Kepublic of
a pa-
Ided far
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SUUUUL AUAliti, j?ncc (i eignieen cent. I his is making
i iterature c'lcai) indet-d. :nrl c'i-t
urtecn hands and one inch ieriv of all excuse fori'iiaranr..-. ...i 1. 1 t
E-n.w-Ki nign, llie lett hind I jot white ant he supposed tht thi extraordinary half way up to the knee, some small sad cheapness is attained by punting the woik die marks, a r.Ietnish in lhanear :md !r l,(J )r materials. O 1 ihe contrary the tv-
blaze face. X otlier mirks or brands ' I,r,.-5rai,;1.v uncoiiinioi.lv beautiful. 'and the
perceivable. S apposed lo be ten vears
old
M'icr ik or a
q-iality superior to what is
co.irnoi.ly used 1:1 book printing, even the
'i'"" .ippraiMxs 10 ivvetitv- n Kt,, ...i;t;.. 1. .Z . :.
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..-, 'jr . uiaiiici xti Kenuan and Joseph B iryer, before mc, this 21si day of October", 1S31. JOIIX ItA.ilSEY, j. r. November 1, 1S31. ll-TJt
KTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
composed ei her wholly, or ia rjreat part, of iincn. and may be written on as smoothly and ftaently as the sheet on which wc arc indicting this article, which is on Gilpin's best.' Evcr.iug P-jht. 'A weekly publication bearing the above title hrs been undertaken by Mr. Pearson. The design of the work is to place in the h mds of all, the old standard works, which
- ... ii.-.r 1- . .
HVIAT 1 ivi II 1.1;. '"now general.) rcierreu 10 as t.ie aclime c t
r...: n . 1 .1 p.liie literature; a course of readh.g. par-
. . j tioularlv tonowet
cond day of Novcin!;er next, at the late i
Fr 'in the Cvcloi'udi.v DniTAXMC.v, we i j 100.000; tho weight is about 3030 t-
t!e Tea
fi:id I'll t "In France, the Louis dr, whi.h, previous! v to l!ie rcc-'inae, in 17S5, was
rated, iti the .Mint valuation, at 21 livres, ! 1
and it melted an 1 sold- for old metal.
would le worth .0,000. The averaz-
quantitv o: paper printed amounts week
s' to the astoni-d.mz nuautitv of about ;
Vw... t
1 1
S3 150 07 JQ3150 07 JAMCS S. ;lAYi:S," CominisCilAitLFS POLKi:,S sioaera. Test, A. D. SCOTT, Clerk. November 3, !3i. 12-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.
'TDY virtue of three writs of venditioni
residence of K'ia:
all the
PERSONAL PitOPSRTY of said deceased contiatin" of
ed by those desirous ot incul
cating a correct taste. 1 he undertakincr is
ir i
-McNarnee, deceased, deserv ing. and should meet with a liberal
piti onagc. LiCh nax.ber co .lain, 15 closely printed page; the typographical cxecu-t-oa of which is ur.surpasst d; the j;i ice is only sixpence being by f ir the cheapest, as well as the most tiv-ful publira'ion that hat yet appeared. The j; reseat number cou-
hen the
nri.v .
1 tu U1S.
1.1.1 I
anuomer ira tesmen are tahen
papei
maiiers
into ac-
.4
jj exponas, to ine uirecioo, ironi mo
I Cierk's odice of the Knox Ore lit court.
I will offer at public sale, before the court !i i:ic d-ior in Vincennes, on Saturday the
2;;h inst., between the hours ot
10 .?
.vas reallv witiIi 25 livre 10 sols. 'i':io;e, lnT(f n-r w!i chose to di-eiiarTe the obli
gations thev had contracted, bv pavments count, the men to which this establish-! ,",ui'k a rn ana 4 l''-' P- "p'reeaoiy .-old coin in reference lo siher. plain! v : ment mves emplovnuv,, must amount to ! 10 tliL thirJ tho subjectinp
21 : several thousand?. Bait. American. l"ai 1"'4 rersu:1-' .- ut lli .e-uii..,
ine riiu line an i iui;reai 01 .01u1.10 .'in- 1 a-hall, of, in, and to the fallowing tract or : parcel of land, situated in the county of j Knox, known and designated by survey !
st I liv re 10 sols, on everv sum cl
tivres! The consequence was, tlut very I few su.-h payments were made, that o!d Modesty. A Captain in the U. States was almost entire'v banished from circu-' lnt witry, when serving with Genera!
sty l. The eariientta's wi.uk is progress-', lation, and th it the currency of France ' Jacks iti a un-Jt the Indians, was put un 104 ra;i llv, the roof t 1 1 1 4 nearly com.e- eon-.sted almol exclusive! v of silver. 'In 1 der arrest, and not bcii brought to a court
17 Mi, a sivteenth n.srt vvas deducted frfm martial lor a considerable time, hetender-
weijhtofihe Louisd'or. and since that ed his resi 'nation. The following is the
iter: "In
One Horse.
One Small trago.'i,
q ONE CALIT, ry Bedding Bed-itcads, CHAIRS, EUR3AU, LOOKING (1 liASSES, 0JBlBPST39 kitchex fur.ftlre,
A Credit of twelve months will be iv
t u.'is M ickcizt:
ontct Goldsa.ith's Vicar
s Al.ui f l 1 eel in
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cf
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Ni. thirteen, town three north, rin' ten en oa alj sua;3 (jf t,rco du:iar3 an.
ti,i i i-!u that we !i niLl sav ih H
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te
the prmcrul ni'.'rti.inics, u i ier wn se
particular !-'i;ierv:i(i;i tlie s i k h is been
1 1.., ... . .tii
.vesf, upper prairie,
containing
FOItTY
wards, the purcha
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perm
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proportionate value of the r.re-
conctudmg passage in
his
Cone, are, in the
master wothrneii
toll sense tt tho term
This will probabl v te
emus metals, as fixed in the French Mint, ' b.avin the service, I am not abandoning
h is nure neatlv corresnundetl with the ' the cause of Hentiblicanism. but vet hone
CIli:-r?. with the appurtenances tnereim 1 . ir,pr(,ve,i M.rtirltv
behmzin-r. Also, th- south east ha.t ol . ALHCIIT BADOLhFT, AJm'r TOWN LO T, No. IU2, with thj appurte-j October 22 1SJ1 lt)-3t
nances mereon iieionmiiz. v 1:1 anu i-ein 1
1 Ei'r:ing .V.'ar. j U..dcr this title, Mr. Willi nn IV-ti ia : h is cu!iiik a.ce.l a weekly pen-H'.iral. J.ich , is certainly the chca; est that iver caoie to j oar notice. It is intended to en.brace c-dy sta'.dard -.votk-. Tie- hist number conta';. Mackenzie's M jti ot IVrh-ig. ami r-ne t"uilll uf Ihe YiCtr of akef.cid. the j ice of khkh is but six cents, 'l lie fifty -twonu n- ; bcrs, t)f one v ear's publicati )!!, wdl. at t!is rte. contain so i e i.frv or sixty of the b?st ! wrrksof the lvglt!i 5 tng.j ge. and cost hat i!rte d 'liat s 1 lie paper an J typography ; ire excellent." Lurir and En jmrct. opt actors of papers who give this eni i'c adver'.isemcnt three insertions will be allowed a copy cf the wtrk for one year.
ser "ivinj ms iioto wr.n . "'jjscnp!i.ins to the above will be rcceiv
up
master woiKuien i ms w 111 proiiamv 1 e ; a is ni are neativ correspuu.ietl with llie the cause o: jvcptiuiicamsm, uui vet nope , - - r - s the finest, and unquestionablv the lar-est. : proportion thev'bear to each other in the ' to brandish the Slit:erir.-r steel in the held, ,!l rouiot meennes, pveri up as , - JvJOTIC ... .11 : w ..... . .. " , p . . . i - . .t ; t o nronr rtv ot Antoinc M irasha I to sat.'W . .
3 carve mv wav 10 a name u men snau ;::--. -. ... . ,
itute House in the west.
Indiana. Journal,
UK!f.Ct.
an
ed at th? office of the Yetrrn Sua.
CORN AMD OATS. 'ipiiE subscribers will receive CORN 11 and OATS in exchange for inerch
i Tne beneficial consequences to the ! prove my country's neglect; and when I
, French nation growing out of the reform ' this mortal part shall bo closed intt.a dust, I
of the ( o.'.wvm-i fleas. On.Mon- in the .Mint v alue ol go id m that countrv. and the soul j-hall w in its flight to llie re-
cav ut!eru..o:i, the (.'on it of Cotnmou I'ieas h ive been immense. It has intr.dueed ,iio:is abvive, in passing bv the pale m Jon 1 1 appointed a clerk ; v Inch has terminated a into extensive and general circulation tii u hang my hat on brilli irt Mirs, and ; long disputed manor, and given general .description id metallic currency vvhiHi had . make a report to each stiperlativo star! pati-laeiioti to tho people id Hamilton ; previously been altnoat entirely banish- and arriving at tho portal of Heaven's' Ciaiity in the person who bus been ap-j ed from circulation." ' chancery, shall demand of tho attending!
pointed. The nub! ' services ot (jcneral
W. H.Harri
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W. Berry S Wlllis w- Hitt, llxecutors of j
Thoiaas I), llerrv, vV Co. JOHN IURCi:LL,S!riT.K.C. Nov. Gth, l'J31. 12-3t
ber for .Merchandise or Medicines,
are requested t. make pav ment on or be-
1 fore the 20th November next, as no farth
er indulgence can be given. JOS. MADDOX. Vinccnne,20th Oct. 1-31. 10 -if
Y. J. WISH
Vinrenr.es, Sept. 3, 1S31. -33-tf
.0. is toy vtil Known to sav cfi
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CASH r.r WORK, will hft -,ve,, fcrl CLitAiAtL' liLiillflLS.
In 15 i.i, according to the most accurate angel to be ushered ir.to th2 presence of any piar.tify ot clean .iicn, t fitinutcs, the xholg metallic circulating Washington' Rags, at the Western Sun oSc.
TIN AND SHLLT-lllON BIANUrACTORY. I II AVI, a lakgIl assortment of TIN WARE on hand, which I ii eU ax
wholesale or retail low for CASH or FKO-
cu tort uuai-Uil. DCCE. snch a rnav suit. Job wok tlone
clean Linen, or Cotton J EST PRIMED A.D FOR SALE j at short notice. X. SMITH.
j AT THIS OFFICE. j Viaccnccs, Ja. 12 1932. -50-tf