Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 December 1834 — Page 2

On motion of JWr. Howell, liczvlru!. That the committee of ways

,hd means be instructed lo enquire into

hc expediency of fo amending ihe revenue law, tiii g a tax on foreign and doWstic uiiHcnos, as to authorize the

)oards doing county business to take into

the School Commissioners to give lond

and security sufficient to cover and secure the full amount that may from time to time come into their hands; with leave to report ly hilt or otherwise. On motion of Mr. Carter of C.

Resolved, That the committee on ju

Consideration the amount of eaj ital em-, diciary be instructed to enquire into the

oxpcdicy of so amending the law in re-

1 grtn.l thirrumm that

the jury in appraising the damage which will be necessarily produced by the construction of the tail race as well as the dam, and condemn the whole mill privilege as well below as above the mill, and to allow writs of ad quod damnum, as well after a mill is built as before. On motion of Mr. Wilson of V.

llcsohcdrhxl the committee of ways

plovvd, and lew a tax accordingly, lorn-

'nv li'rin nf limi ni pr ibrro monllw mid nil

tier twelve with leave to report by bill oth

Oil motion of Mr. Bower, Rtsohid, That the committee- on the judiciary be instructed to enquire into the expediency of so amending the law regulating distress fir rent, approved February 1, ISM, authorizing any landlord to make digress for rent, as to give the ten-

the i and means be instructed to enquire into

merits of the case, before the justice of the ! the expediency of raising the salary ot . . ' J l.i f . 1 .1,.1 .1,. nr

peace before whom such warrant may j me vjotcrnor o uuecu n'maU u"""y. have boon obtained; with leave to report! per annum, with leave to report by bill

Lv I ill or otherwise. or otherwise. " . r T Tl Mr. Smith of R. moved to lay said rcOn motion of Mr. Bell, , , , , , , , , , ,PI ... ' solution on the table; w Inch wasuccieieu

Mr. Kelso moved to add to said reso lutionthe fallowing : "ami also the salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court j and the President Judges of' the several I Circuit Courts in this State, to an amount not exceeding 1,000:' ! Mr. Smith of R. moved to amend said

adding thereto the lol-

Mr. Long moved to modify, so a9 to ro-1 fer it to a select committee, which was decided in tho negative, and the resolution was adopted. On motion of Mr. Boon, Rcsthed. That the committco on mili

tary affairs be instructed to enquire into the' expediency of amending the militia law, so as to make the fine on privates, in

for not attending muster, one oonar pir each muster, and two dollars when they attend and disobey the command of their officers.

Mr. Beard from a select committee re

lowing bill, a bill authorizing tho re- '.port, Lyon, Pago, Clarke of Pa. Tweedy, j

linnuishmcnt of the sixteenth sections

' -

granted for the use of school?, and tho loe . . . . I- -I c

cation ol other lands m lieu mcreoi :

Thursday, December 1th, 1831

rials and internal improvements be instructed to enquire into the expediency ot authorizing the survey cf a canal route from the must eligible point on the Wabash und Eric canal to Andcrsontown on White river; thence to Indianapolis and down the valley of White river to the Wabash. i v.. .,.,.";,... ,,r Mr fuHu'i-tcrm

, , ...I ... ,r.i jamenuement nv

ixl.soiVCtl, iiMiuiuuiimiima- wim-i. . . .,lot,1Mr

l . . I . . . .1 A.. IO 1111! Z il U IU C U U lUlUlU, itn..nv.. tions be instructed to enquire into the c- , .

lance of

daces of

holding courts in their respective circuits, and whether in case of failure to attend at anv court in their circuits, without

lions be instructed to enquire into the cx-! . . , , . . ' , i- r ,i -,i ot; some provision bv law s not net pedicncv of so amending the ah section; nt.An 1 .. , -.i i r to ensure a more punctiihl attends ot the act entitled "an act providing for . , .i i r . i . i . ir 1 Circuit Judges, at the several pU tho election of county and township otu-, .

cause to be provided for by law, a rateable

on shall be made from their salawhich motion was decided in the

rics

negative

Mr. Chapman moved to amend the said

proposed amendment, by adding to it these words "and the wages of the mcmi bcrs of the General Assembly to three dol

lars per day Mr. Howell moved to postpone indefini

tely, when on motion of Mr. Bigger, tne 7 i

inittee to enquire into the cxpcdienc

reporting a bill upon the subject, instead of

direct!:: them to report such a bill; and on the question of adopting the resolution as amended, it was decided in the affirmative, ayes .rS, noes IT. On motion of Mr. Vandevccr, the resolution moved by Mr. Carter of O. and laid on the table, on the 1th inst. relative to amending the revenue law, was taken up, and on the question of adoption being put, it was decided in the negative. On motion of Mr. Newman, licfiolccdj That the committee on the judiciary be instructed lo enquire into the

cers, approved January !i, ISM, as to au

thorise the election of justices of the reace to be ordered bv the clerk of the cir-

cuucoriri.iioaeai..;. t ' 5 deduction shall be made from their sala-

county Misincss; vtua icae io n wn u) Lill or otheru ise. On motion of Mr. Kelso, The resolution moved by Mr. Crumc and laid on the table on the ;ith inst. providing fur the election of county treasurers and other county officers by the people, was taken up.' On motion of Mr. Bryan said rcsolu- . - i . i i .i:".:..

lion was an.enueo, n i:iiecu;i uiu win-1 -, . , , ,

V Ol I . . .

,-ion the table.

Mr. Smith of II. moved the following resolution : RcxoheJ, That the committee on the judiciary bo directed to enquire into the expediency cf so amending the first section of an act, approved December '22, 1SIJJ, regulating prisons and prison

bounds shall be extended, and the county bounds be made and established the jail bounds, and to enquire further, what a mendmcnts (if any) should be made to the above recited act; with leave to report by bill cr otherwise. Mr. Vandevccr moved to postpone indefinitely, when, on motion of Mr. Smith of It. the resolution was laid on the table Saturday, December 13, 183-1. On motion of Mr. Shaw, Ixcwlvi (, That the judiciary commitcc be instructed to enquire into the expediency of limiting ferry privileges in the state of Indiana, exclusively to the citizens of said state. Mr. Shaw, on leave, presented a bill to amend an act entitled an act to subject real and personal state to execution, approved February -1th, 1831, which was twice read and committed to a committee of the whole House. Mr. Kilgorc, on leave, presented a bill to amend an act organizing the Supreme

Court and defining its powers and duties, approved January lT, 1831; which was read and parsed to a second reading. On motion of Mr. Evans, Rewired, That in the event of the south side of the Wabash river from Logansport down being adopted by this Legislature as the route for that part of the Wabash

and Erie canal, the committee on canals

male inhabitants of the age of

twenty-one years, which was ordcrod to a second reading. Tuesday, December lf, 1S31. Mr. Fowler preseted the petition of Silas Steward and other citizens of Decatur county, praying a modification of tho charter of Indiana College, to provide for

the election of at least five of the Trustees, annually, by the General Assembly, and protesting against the religious caste of the institution, which was read and referred to the committee on education. Mr. Thompson from the committee on elections, reported a bill, providing for the

election of County Treasurers and co.Iectors of state and county revenue by the qualified voters at the annual August election, which was read and ordered to a second reading. On motion of Mr. Ilillis. Resolved, That the judiciary committee he instructed to enquire into tho expe

diency of amending the law for prohibiting the circulation of bank bills of a less denomination than five dollars, so as more effectually to guard against the violation of its provisions, with Ioavo to report by

bill or otuerwisc.

. w T m wm mm-rn

McLanc, Jackson of Mass., Ilazcltinc, A UKliU 1S 1

Ferns. rTMin; bubscrincrs intending to stlrt

Vrirate ImthI c Mun. .Messrs.- jonn- East about tfie ljlh January ncf

son ol lenn. .u.irui- .ur, ".uuiumi. tur U)C purpose oi renewing uicirs-.ock ot .

A message was received from the Prcsi- Mann of N. Y., Bull, Chambers, Davis ot Goods, would request those indebted to

dent of the United States by Mr. D-nel- Ky., May. them by note or account to call and suttlo

son, his Secretary, accompanying

engraved on copper, of the. Declaration

Independence. bequeathed by uen.

ptto tr tho ITnifml St-itp. nm transmitted ! Jackson of Conn.

v w a a 4 aw - m i -

Agriculture Messrs. liockce, laxior

of Va., Hathaway, Barnitz, Bean, Dunlap,

Clowncy, Turner, Beaty.

Indian Affairs Messrs. Gilmer, Mc-

Carty;, Everett of Vt., Graham, AUcn cf O., !

, D-ncl- Ky., May. them by note or account to call an I suit! a copy, Manufactures Messrs. Adams of Mass., ti;C Samc previous to thattim. ration of Dennv, Dickerson of N. J.. Murtindale, , S.SfW'.J. WISE. i.Lafay- McComas, Osgood, Clowncy, Cramer, Dec. 11, lsll 17-5t

with a letter, by G. W. Lafayette. Mr. Ewing, in pursuance of notice giv

en yesterday, introduced a bill, on leave,

ported a bill for taking the enumeration of to establish the northeastern boundary ot

the State of Ohio; read an ordered to a

second reading. Mr. TIPTON submitted the following resolution:

Rcsohcd, That the Committee on

CONCESSIONAL.

Rnndj nmt (Tnnnla Vif infriirted to innuirc Coffee. Bunch, McKay, Anthony.

1 ' .' fV V

into the exnpdienrv of an aooronriation to i aval A flairs Messrs. wtme,oi .. i.,

improve the navigation of the Wabash. Milligan, Watmough, Lansing, Kccd

On motion of Mr. Kane, ordered that Grayson, Parker, Smith, W ise.

when the Senate adiourn, it adjourn to Foreign Affairs .Messrs. wayne,

meet on Jlondav next. erelt ot r.iass., nan oi .v j. touui r,

On motion of Mr. Ewing, the Senate vis, Picrson, Patton, Letcher, 1 e ton.

' I T All 1 I .

lerritoncs .Messrs. Ai;cn oi

INSTALIiATIOIT. THE oSnccrs elect ol Vincennes IIge, No. I, will be installed according tj ancient form, at the Court house, on iha anniversary of St. John the Evangelist

Dickinson of Tenn. Howell, Iove of Ky . the ?th inst. at (5 o'clock, p in.

i nee nnes, ler. 13, 131. FEMALE SCHOOL. KADAME GRANVILLE, n S ESPECTFL'LLY informs the inhab.

3 iiants of Vincennes, that the ha

; Grennell

Military Affairs Messrs. Johnson of Vance, "Speight, Ward, Thompson,

adjourned till V2 o'clock on Monday.

Monday, December SThe hill to settle and establish the North

eastern boundary line of the State of Ohio,

was taken up on its socond reading, and

opened an Academy for young Indies at the house lately occu.'-ied by the Sifters

of Charity. Her system of instruction

will comprise English and French Gram

mar, Geography, Chronology, History,

Writing, Arithmetic, Music, and Orna-

' c

Putts, Johns-m of N. ., U .lson, Jones ol mentul Work hopes her e.pcrieuco

O., Ewing, Gamble, Cage, Trumbull

Rero!:ilionarif IViffoi-Messrs. Ward

well, Barringer, Tompkins, Moore, of Va.,

constitutionality of the act entitled "an

net to amend an act entitled an act defining the duties of recorders,' approved February 3, 1832; and if, in the opinion i.f said committee, said act is unconstitutional, that they report a bill repealing the same. On motion of Mr. Evans, the resolution moved by him on the fth inst. and laid on the table, relative to the 3 per cent, fund was taken up and adopted. On motion of Mr. MT)ouglc, Rcsohcd, That tho committee on the affairs of the Slate prison, be instructed to inquire into the expediency of authorising the removal of all the convicts in the State prison into any county that may wish the benefit of such prisoners in making roads and highways, on condition that the county obtaining such convicts, do bear all expenses of feeding and keeping said prisoners for the whole time they may be employed in such county, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. Bills were presented by Mr. Hargrove, to repeal an act entitled "an act for the

encouragvment of education, approved

February 2d, 1832, and by Mr. Lowe, for j Irna! improvements, be instructed the relieVof John G. Dav'is; hieh were to enquire into the expediency of provid read and passed to a second Wading. Z a c?a.!,

Bills, &.e. r vssi.d. To legalise the gale of a certain school section therein named; for the relief id John PelHey: and a joint resolution on the subject of distributing the laws and reports of, the Supreme court. Friday, December 12, 1831. On moti n of Wallace, Rcsohcd, Tint the secretary cf State be instructed to report to this House an es

timate of the costs of printing the Laws : and Journals, the amount of each usually : printed, the number cf pages usually taken up by general laws, the number by special laws, together ith the probable saving which might be effected, by printing the general and special laws, separately, printing copies enough of each to answer tho wants cf the State. Mr. Nave moved the following resolution : Rcfvhcd, That tha committee on canals and internal improvements be instructed to enquire into the expediency of employ ing a skilful engineer to survey the west side of White ner, from its conjunction with the Wa'e;:sh river to Indianapolis, and make the e.-tunate cf the probable expense of constructiesx a canal on the aforesaid contemplated n ute, together with its

the "resent termination ot sum canal, down said river to Terre Haute, with an eye to the ultimate extension of said Wabash and

port

i v;, .vn.nl mid that saiu committee re

lillV vuvij I...bv bill or otherwise. " On motion of Mr. Green, Rcsohcd, That the committee on canals and internal improvements inquire into tho expediency of employing a skilful engineer to make survey ci a suitab.e route "from White river, at or near its junction with the Wabash at that point or near thereto, to the Ohio river, at or near Mount Vernon, in continuation of the survey of a route for a canal from Munceytown to th-J mouth of While river, or separate therefrom as shall be most advis

able, said engineer to report the practi i

IN SENATE. Tulsdav, Dec. 2, 1S3L The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Knight, relatie to authorizing a sub

scription for newspapers for the use of the members, was taken up for consideration. Mr. King, of Georgia, said, that, upon

inquiry, he found that resolutions similar

to the present, and for the same object, had been frequently passed by both houses of Congress, and with so little interruption heretofore, that it now constituted a regular practice. At one time it was admitted that it was a very improper one, and, notwithstanding tho continuance of the

practice, it was still equally so. He hoped that some gentleman who was in favor

cf it, would show some reasonable con

nexion between the propriety ot the practice of printing the documents of the Sen

ate and subscribing for the various news

papers of the day , or any of the fashionable novels, the Waverly novels, or the romances of Mrs. ItadclifTe. It was true that the newspapers and periodicals might contain speculations of the editors on

political subjects, but so did the works of Bolinbroke, and a variety of other authors. They might also contain a republication of the preceedings of this body; and notices of subjects connected with the legislation of Congress, but they did not necessarily contain them. Thev were uncon

nected with every branch of this government. Honorable gentlemen, he thought, should show some reasonable connexion between the printing of documents and subscribing for newspapers. To admit the power was no argument in favor of the utility or expediency of exercising it. We should never exercise power merely to show that we possess it. A few thousands could not be expended more uselcssIv than in this way. Many flourishes

might be made about the amount of useful information which the members would derive from the subscriptions to newspapers, but was there a single individual member, either of this or the other house, who was qualified for a scat in Congress, w ho was not a subscriber to more papers than he

had leisure to read? He ventured to say there was none and he defied contradiction. The expenditure conlcr.:platcd was therefore useless and not necessary. What must be the reflection on seeing grave Senators seated at their desks looking over the Mirror, the Lady's Book, &c, and afterwards folding them up and again throwing them on Mr. Barry to send to their

wives, their daughters, and their sweet-

on motion of Mr. Ewing, it was laid on the Lea of Tenn , W. K. Fuller, Fowler, Bell,

table. Lay.

Mr. Naudain gave notice that on to- Invalid Pensions Messrs. .Miller, Bcale,

morrow he would ask leave to introduce a Adams of N. Y., Sheuck, Chilton, Chancy,

bill authorising a purchase, on tho part of Mitchell of O., Brown of N. Y., Janes.

the United States, of the patent of Boyd Ronds and Canals Messrs. Mercer,

Reilly, for applying certain irrcspirablc Blair, Vinton, Stewart, Item her, Johnson, , gashes to the human body,to be used in the of Md., Lucas, Popo, Reynolds. J army and navy. " Rcvisal end Unfinished Business.

Messrs. Dickson, Harrison, McVean,

Shinn, Taylor of Now York.

Accounts Messrs. Mann of Pa., Lee of

N. J. Mitchell of N. Y., Crockett, Osgood.

The following Standing Committes cf the House, appointed at the last session, remain through the Congress: On Expenditures in Department of Stale. Messrs. A. II. Sheppcrd, Day, Beaumont, Bodle, Patterson. On Expenditures in Department of the Treasury. Messrs. Allen of Vt., P. C. Fuller, Harper, of Pa., Spangler, Clarke, of N. Y.

On Expenditures in Department of War .Messrs. Whittlesey of N. Y., Deberry, Chambers, Webster, Ilalsey. On Expenditures iu Department of Xary ?Jessrs. Hall of Maine, Huntington of N. Y., Ramsay, Sloan, Van Houtcn. On Expenditures in Department of Post Office Messrs. Hiwcs, Fulton, Burns, Wagoner, Lay.

On Expenditures on Puhlic Ruildlns

in teaching, and attention to the iniorove-

mentot her pupils, wi.l merit approbation.

December 10, 1SJ1. 17-tt

STRAYED

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subscriber

a a

TT75ROM the

hi 1W It lilUUlll. ClilLLi

bright HAY HORSE COLT,

i'Zj tw o years old next May, has a

Mr. Moore gave notice that on to-morrow he would ask leave to introduce a bill granting to the State of Alabama the two per cent, proceeds of the sales of public lands, within the state, to be applied as the General Assembly may provide, for the education of the children of those who arc in circumstances too indigent to furnish means of educating them. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wednesday, Dec. 3. Mr. Casey, of Illinois, rose, he said, to offer a resolution to the House, expressive

of the respect of the members cf this body

tor the memory of the Hon. Ciiai:li:s Slade, late one of the Representatives from Illinois, on this fnor. In submitting the rcsol ut ion which I now have the honor to do, for the consideration of the House, it is not my purpose, said Mr. C, to trespass on its time or attention by a labored eaio gy on the character of my late distinguished colleague and much esteemed friend, 11-1 J

now no more, nemeu near incennes.in

mall star ia the forehead, and is branded

on the left shoulder with a small circle.

Any person returning said colt, or giving information where he may be had shall be suitably rewarded. WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes. Dec. 1, 1831. 17-3t

i uesuav.

Thursday and

Indiana, of that scourge of nations, Choi- j JJ'-'rs. Whailori, Darlington, Brown,

practicability and importance, ana that eaid committee report by bill or otherwise; which was rcaJ, when in motion of Mr.

Kilgore, the same was ing uut "Indianapolis" there, f "Munciet m n'

Hon, thus anieti .eu, w

Mr. Brett mo eJ ih tion :

: mended by strikj i::crtiag in lieu

-aiul

the

IS Mi "J .

w-liew iii;

resolu-resolu-

Rishcd. That the committee, on e'ec-

to empine

ti;;-i to m-triieted

pro; rietv S so amen-.:;ng too

to the eleeii'iief countv commissioners,

into the

aw relative

cabilitv and cost of such work; with leave

to report by bill or otherwise. On tmt'ionof Mr. Green, JY.o7r-i,Tliat the committee on canals and internal improvements enquire into the expediency of employing an engineer to mik and survey a route for a canal, from some point on the Wabash river between New Harmony and the grand chain in the wabash to ihe Ohio river, at or near Mount Vernon, and said engineer to report the practicability and cost ot such work; with leave to report, .Sec. IN SENATE.

Saturday, December 13, 1831. Mr. Ilillis from the committee on ways and means made a report adverse to raising the premium on wolf seal; s, and the committee w as discharged iVom its further consideration. Mr. Thomson from the select commit-

ted on that sulject reported a

tne

hearts. The mail was improperly bur-

thened with such things. A majority of

the benate, at the last session, looked at

the same principle involved in another I- 1 1 . r . . T -

sut ject, ana corrected n. lie, Air. 1. opposeJ the principle hen, but he took no credit to himself for it, because he usually acted with the party who had no power in this body, and therefore he gave all the

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creem oi me- wcdsuie ue: anuue-u iu, iu iu opposition. He concluded by moving that

tee appom

the

the resolution Le laid on the table.

The motion was disagreed to, and the resolution was then adopted. Mr. Poindextcr offered the following resolution, which, on his motion was considered and adopted . Resolved, That the 3tth rule of the Senate, so far as respects the committee on public lands, be suspended; and that the

present committee be continued with all the powers vested in them, and sul ject to all the duties enjoined on them by the several resolutions of the Senate, at the last session, relative to frauds in the sale of the public lands. Wednesday, December 3, 183 1. The Chair communicated the annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury, on the state cf the Finances, which, without reading, was, with the accompanying documents, ordered to be printed.

The chair also communicated a report

era, on his way home from attending the

last session of Congress. His amiable manners, his mild and benevolent disposition, his sound sense, and untiring devotion to his legislative duties, while here, have made a lasting impression on all who knew him. He had a heart that responded to every advance of sympathy and benevolence, a heart formed for the rr.'t ardent attachments. Open and undisguised, the prominent trnits of his character were always before the world. But suffice it to say, that th !gh the dust of Charles S! ado

now sleeps wnh tint ot m miners, he stih

lives in the uearts of hundreds and thousands of his countrymen, who, with sincerity, deplore his death. I, therefore respectfully ask the members of this House

i - to concur with me in this humble, this last tribute of respect to his memory. Mr. C. concluded bv offering the following reso

lution, which was agreed to, nem con. Reeved unanimously , That tho Members of this House will testify their respect for the memory of Chakles Slade, deceased, late a Member of this House,

from the State oi Illinois, by wearing crape on the left arm for one month, Thursday Dec. llh, PCI. Tho Speaker communicated to the House the following Message from the President, To the House of Representatives 1 transmit to Congress a communication addressed to me by Mr. George Washington Lafayette, accompanying a copy of the declaration of Independence engraved on copper, which his illustrious father bequeathed to congress, to be placed in their library as a last tribute ot respect, patriotic love, and affection for his adopted country. I have a mournful satisfaction in transmitting this precious bequest of that great and good man, who, through a long life, under many vicissitudes, and in both hem

ispheres, sustained the principles ot civil

liberty asserted in that memorable Declaration, and w ho, from his youth to the last moment of his life, cherished for our beloved country the most generous attachment. ANDREW JACKSON. Monday, Dec. 8, 1831 The following Standing Committee were appointed by the Speaker, pursuant to the order of the Ilmse: Elections Messrs. Claiborne, Griffin, Hawkins, Vanderpcol, Hanncgan, Hard, Burns, Bowldin, Kilgore. ir; $ Means Messrs Pulke, Wilde

Cambre.eng, Meixim, bmney, Loyall, MeKinley, Hubbard, Corwin.

Claims Messrs. Wmttlesey of Onio,

Henderson, Hard.

STATS mhk. Branch at Vincennes of the S:ate flank cf Indiana. Dec. 18, lB3 t. 3 f HMIE Board of Directors of this Branch,

JL have fixed upon Tuesday of each

discount day. All

weeii, as a

regular

notes offered for discount must I-e handed in tho day previous during bank hours. The Bank will be opened at lOo'cmck in die morning and. ckse at 3 o'clock in the xC'iTU't'in.

No lo ins made for a less sum than fifty .1 H.irs, nor for a longer time than one hundred and twenty days. x The following form of note has been adopted by the Board of Directors of the Stale Bank, and mut necessarily be observed ia all notes offered for discount. JOHN ROSS, Cashier. FORM OF NOTE. 8 183 days after date I promise to pay to the order ef (here insert name of

first indorser) I) dlars.at the i:ioenries Branch of the State Bank of Indiana, for value receiveJ.

WLXTER ARRAXCEMEXT OF EASTERN MAIf From Louisville, Ky

Arrrivcs every

Saturday at f p m.

Departs every Wednesday and Friday at 1 : m and Sunday at 10 a m. WESTERN From St. Louis, Mo. Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday ar.tl Saturday at ( p m. De-perls every Wednesday and Ftiday at 1 a m. and Sundays at It) a m. NORTHERN via. Palestine to Danville, III. Ai rives every Monday at f p m.

i Depart- evcrv Wednesday at l a rn.

NORTHERN From Tirre-IIaute, Ind. Arrives every Tuesday and Saturday at 10 a m lL'i 'rlc -nrv W!nn;'iv ntn' Qnn In- il

1 a m. SOUTHERN From Shaimcciown, III. At rives every Saturday at ti p in. Departs every Wednesday at i a in. SOUTHERN From Evansvillc, Lui. Arri ves every Tuesday and Saturday at p. m. Departs every Wednesday and Sunday at 1 a m. Ccr" Fhe mails will close at 0 oVIock,

v."!

as to c n!i;.e inis-i uu r to

Inch h

W tiirli

rej c;t, -j-ropo-u

i i

tho election

the v o'.e rs f t! to be ekcted, A for an an.-.

vi each coin

bill to abolish the oi'.ice el agent oi three oer cent fund, and transferal"

duties to the treasurer of state; w hich i from the Treasurer of the United States, 1 1 1... -1 . r-.,. ,iii,l i-. -i !!.-. .rtli.t i r-wT'in'i ---iMn il flirt r"WO I 1 1 c .T tw

W'aS I'CaU alia UrueieU lei a rctuiiu ivnu- v-vm- uni mi m-wui.. ui mw iv.... " -

district from in.

un.h of

with leave to j ndment being j

F. the resolu-

Momhv. December l.", 131. 'past car. Also,

expenditures of the Government, tor the

two reports from

on moti "ii e f Mr n the table.

On mwti -n f Mr. C

lit . i C( cati n be iu

t Xj Iu

Hon, Li

S.mth of R. w as

mwell

I nut tne conuniuee u

trusted to inquire luto

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eda-

ieii- v i.f s am- n

Cutuu.vi

e; ' ' .-

the

law lega

to roe .:;e

tin

Mr HiSiis offered for adoption the fid-. Register and Receiver of the Land Odicc

low ing resolution: j at St. Stephen-, Alabama, prepared in o-

Rctolvcd, That the committee on judi-1 bedience to a resolution ot the Senate.

Mr. Lwmg gave notice that fie wouid to-rnorrow ask leave to bring iu a bill to

I settle and establish the Northern Boun-

per cent, per ' darv lane ot the btate of Ohio.

Mr. Moore gave notice tnat ho would,

into the

ciary, be instructed to inquire

the la

v, so that the in

e .leihe ncv ot amenamg the law reju.a

tu g the interest on mlet e-t sh.ill ti' t ex'-ced

THE WABASH INSURANCE COMPANY will continue to loan on mortgages by the year, or on ncrsoual se-

curity for three or fair months. The loans on mortgages will be continued so long as the interest is regularly paid, an i the security continues g-xid. The notes will generally be renewed, if at three month-, on the payment of one fifth, and if at four months on the payment of one fourth. Money will be received as usual on deposite. If receipts r,f deposite aregiven, interest at six per cent, vvili be paid as heretofore. If deposites are made by persons keeping accounts with the com-

p-iov , imeresa ai iwo per cent, win ne paid, fur whatever lime the deposite continues. A dividend of twenty-five percent, for the last year has been declared, and is now payable. Five dollars per share of additional capital will be due on the first day of Janua ry next, and one dollar per shire on the first of each month thereafter.

p m. at all limclock, a m u!

before its dcuaitoie.

. ui it dep irts at 1 o''oiiier time- one hour

Vincennes, i:

JOHN SCO IT, ror.

IS 1SU

17 t

KXOX P HO! ATE COURT, Novs;mi:i:u Tekm, 1VH. Zichariah Pulliam, AimV. of William; Collins, dee'd. rs. The creditors of said William Collins, deceased. OX COM PL MXT OF INSOLVENCY. rpJIIE s iid Z ichariah Pulliam hiving jj filed his memorial in t his court shew -'fug -the condition of said estate, an 1 complaining that the .personal estate cf said decM. is insuffi'-ient to pay the debts and d--minds outstanding against it. is therefore ordered, that the filing and pendency of sai 1 complaint be made known io the creditors of tho said William Collin?, dee'd. by publication of this order for six weeks su ecessivclv in the Western

S ui, a weekly

newsjsaner published in

ec.

lo, KM-

A. LeROY, SecY -:it

A LL those indebted to t!:e subscriber v f'U account, are called upon tj settle and pay the same, on or before the 1st. of

! January next. And those that have n.-tes

Vincennes, in the county of Knox, and t'n it they be informed, that unless they notify the sai 1 administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by ii.ing thasame or a statement of the natare, date and description of tho contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the office of tin clerk of this court, previous to the final distribution cf the assets of the estate of th3 said decedent, such claims v. ill be postponed in favor of the claims of more diligent creditors. Test, . A. D. SCOTT, Clerk. Dec. Sth, 1-31 17-0 1

DOCTOR DBCKfJR

r i 1 ILL keens his o4:ice at iha

old stand, and hopes his !.:: o'.vle ig2 cf the diseases of the country acquired bv a prac

tice of eighteen years, with his undivided attention to business, will entitle him to a share cf public r.-'ttronage. June iS, 131. 33 tf

Stoddert, Banks. Fulton. Miner. I uue m'J4t l':i-v lhenh as longer indulgence

Commerce Messrs. Sutherland, II lrperof Ne w H mip-hire, Pmckuev, lL-alh. Pearce of Rliode Island, Gillct," Phillips. Johnson cf Louisiana, Morgan. Public Lands Messrs. Clay, Boon, Slade, Ashley, Inge, Williams, Lincoln, Casev, Clayton. PostOtice and P)?t Roa ds Messrs.

cannot bo M-en.

II. I). WHEELER. Dec. 1, ls3I.iS-:Jt SUPERIOR nCTIFIED

tf UYIi WHISKEY, CONSTANTLY U ial

i'ini; vu'.a -rwisc.

leave to re-.-rl bv bill er

ou Mouday, isli leave lo bring iu the fid-

- - I Ml. .1

Connor, Kavanaugn, i Ihuku ot Louis

iana, Briggs, Murphy, Lane, Laportc, Hall of Miine, Schlev.

District ff Colombia Messrs. China, W. B. Shepard, MeKennan, Alien of Va

Hicster, Fillmore, Ivmg, landerpool, Steele. Judicium Messrs. Foster, Gordon, Beafdslev, 'Thomas of Md. Hardin, Parks, Pierce of N. II., Re.bcrtson, Ilamcr. Revolutionary Ciiii5-Messrs. Muhlenburg, Crane, Bates, Staudifer, Marshall, Young, B.i lies, Turri.'l, Kiun;rd. Public ExpJitufcs-yimr- Davcn-

tt ifZC-Z-A! ker 1

by Henry Sprinkle at

fena-

ow ii, or at

SMITH & CARSO.YS,

Vincennes. Dec. Is, V-.'M. l-ly

PRINTING PUIiSS. TT HAVE fur sala a Super-royal Printing jj Preos, S'an-.burv patent, of the first

luality.

Juno 2, IS.

ELIHU STOL'T.

23lauU for Uiuoi0 Oa ha:.d uuJ fjf uulo ut thti OiUcc.

Ji V w a

TAYE removed ti their New Siurs JLjL Ro:n, corner of Market and tJ::J streets; where they respectfully solicit tT ... t ,. ...."v. in.l .1,,. 1!

i'jiii Lu:n.'.!.tis it:v , ' o i w generally, a continuation of the liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business, and fjr which they return their sincere thanks. They have now on hand a largo stuck of SEASONABLE GOODS, which v. iii be sold at a small advance oa coot fr ca-h. Vincennes, Loth Nov. 1831. H-tf CORN AND OATS. 'tpiIE s-aUcrib;rs will receive CORN JL aiid ATS in exchange for merchandise, at the market price.

S. &, W. J. WISE.

Via:

euues, Sept. J, 131. 33-tf