Evansville Journal, Volume 10, Number 8, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1844 — Page 3

f "HANDS OFF.' Under this threading head the Richmond Enquirer comes out most lustily against the large vote of the House to I r refer Mr. Adams proposition relative to pelf v. tilioTis toa select committee. Towards his lo(cofoco friends he appears to be quite fitlge- , ty. He thus coaxes,' wheedles and threatens Mr. Wise and Mr. Beardsley. . I "We confess, we do not understand Mr. I Beardsley, of N. York, or Mr. Wise of VhI . glaia. We cannot exactly reconcile their

course ia the House, with their notes iu the newspapers or with the authorized paragraph in the Globe about the New York politician. Is Mr. Wise, after the 'manly tesis-

: i tance he has made to the madcap Abolition-, f f ists, willing now to yield his ground and I put our dearest rights and our sacred in.eiestsioto the hands of an unresisted majority ? Where is his fire? his eloquence?" his generl ous enthusiasm the energy and the powei I t "with which he was want to resist the abuse

of what is called the right of petition? Is he the first man to despair and to bow to any storm,however strong, which the passions of of the moment may kindle in his Committee

!h on tee Koies, or m the House itseur We I 1 k. 1 . L . I I H.i 1 1 I t

appeal to mm, m oanisa au tnese na!r-reaiui distinctions, and to pu! forth all h a powers against J. Q. Adams, and Giddi3 &, Co. And shall we appeal to Mr. Beardsley . in Tain? Will he too yield and skulk under r; the plea of the right of petition, or under the

flimsy excuse that he is willing to avoid agitation? Away with the idle distinction he professes to draw between petitions as to the

I ha know, that if the Abolitionists touch the

slaves in the District, a blow is struck,vhich

will resound through the Union? 'Touch aol Saguntun, has been fiequently repealed by the South; for that bold iunovation,md that reckless assault upon us, will lead to ' consequences, that no eye ha3 seen, no ear has heard, no tongue can adequately tell. . We call upon him, therefore, to p tuse ! We call upon every Republic-in in New York, to consider well how he lends the sinction of 'his vote to this bold attempt. The South c iucot kiss the rod, and New York may rue the

I consequences

1 his is plainly telling Mr. Van Buren to look to it or he will not get the vote of Virginia. The Close of the Year. Thus moral

ises Mr. Chandler, of the United States Gaz

ette, upon the close of the year:

uThe year has gone, indeed; and if it were only time that has fled, there would be little to moun. Cut with time has passed

away much that we all reckoned delightful,

much that is not to be renewed wiih the blossoms of spring, much that will not meet " the eye again, until that shall be closed in a

sleep that knows no wackening upon the

joys or sorrows of this life. These are oc-

casions for sadness. In a few years the eld

est of us leirn that we have more to meet

beyond the grave, than we have to enjoy

ints sice ot its enclosure. Ana so wncn a

few more are gone, we sigh to join them ;

and death, that seems to snatch us rudely

trcrothis Ine.is only a .Providence trans

planting U3to a home that has no vicissi

. tudes, to joy that beget no tears, to trans-

"-ort3 that have no death. We must leave j .

" . t. -i . i i i

iuia iiiuiaii.ijg, ii otaougs tounoiner orancti ol the art; and while we stand looking into the grave of the year, reidy to fill it up, let us only dropa tear upon departed time, fhr that portion which we have mls-speut, and take to-morrow as a sort uf isthmus between the continents of years, to resolve to be better and tlo better in 1S44, than in 1343."

POVERTY AND DEATH.—In Well street, near Custom House street, yesterday morning, seeing a crowd of men, woman and children assembled around the entrance to a cellar, we inquired the occasion of the collection, and were informed, that in the apartment below <a woman had died of starvation>. We descended to learn, if possible, some further particulars, eight or ten rickerty steps down which the water was tickling [sic] from the

snow without., when a scene met our eye such as our readers may have seen described in the works of Dickens or Sue, or some other delineator of degraded life, but which we did not suppose might he found so near our own homes. The place was filed with almost intolerable stench, caused by the proximity of a vault at one end, and at the other from a leak in a drain, by the filthy current of

which ihe floor flooded. The atmosphere of

course was cold and damp, although an effort

had been made to warm it by piling up chips

in the centre of a large open fire-place.—

The only furniture visible was a single chair, an old water bucket, a spruce beer bottle, and a small iron pot. At the dry end of the

room, m a corner near the fire place, by the corpse of the unfortunate woman whose fate we had been informed of previous to our descent. She lay, as she had died some time during the night previous, upon the damp

boards without even a straw mattress under her, or any covering except an old woolen blanket or rug. Her head was without a

cap, her hair dishevelled, and her face, hands and arms very much emaciated. It was this

appearance, combined with the extreme wretchedness around her, which gave those who looked upon her the idea that she died

of starvation alone.

Inquiring for somebody who could give us

some information in relation to the woman's

death we were directed to her husband, and after seeking some time among the crowd who had pressed into the place, we found

him. His countenance was the only one around us that did not wear an appearance

of commisseration [sic] or horror, but in his could only be seen the most impenetrable stolidity.

Persons who knew the man and his habits,

told us he WAS DRUNK! that he was discovered in that state in the morning, and had continued so since. We questioned him

However, in relation to the circumstances attending his wife's death, and found that he could give but a vague account of them.— She had lived with him for several weeks in the place she died, being all the time sick. He was a poor man, he said, and could afford

no better habitation, and the one in which he was his landlord refused to repair. He tried to make the woman as comfortable as he could; he cooked food for her, but she did not eat it; and he had a bed for her to lie on until six or eight days before, when an individual to whom he was indebted a trifling sum for rent, took it from under her.— Afier she was brought to the cold floor, she lingered in a helpless state until her death, which happened on Thursday night, about twelve o'clock. There is little doubt that this sketch gave something like a true account of the poor woman's sufferings, but circumstances convinced us that the wretch spoke altogether more highly of his own conduct than it deserved. During the whole time of his wife's illness, he had been every day more or less under the influence of liquor, and made the hole in which he lived a lodging place for the abandoned of both sexes. On the very night in which she died, his companion was a notorious girl who had been little more than a week out of the house of correction. The man

a i l t i:s crea:u e una a ojt.ie ot rum, am divided w i it taey tiled a bed betweea them and the .sick w m n. That the latterdid not find this arrangement comfortable, isevidem f o:n the statement of the husband, nr'tle accou'ut fcr so:n btuses and scratches - iu lae t'.'.ce of theco'p-.e that iu the night :e

got up Jo sit by the fire, and owing to tier vve ,ii:ie3s,fl-H upon some buiketi bee? bottles, indeed, it is piohahh: sli it she d ed v.ht.u either sieoj m liquor had deprived him ot

plly allayed by the President's calling for some more Porter, when Mr. Robert Tyler gave as a toast, "Hon. Heury A. Wise. The solitary remainiug member of the Cor(oial's Guard, like the Mouestar of Texas, shines the brighter, that he has no lival in ihepditical firmament." The band then played, "here we meet too soon to part." and the party broke up in the utmost good feeling. Whig Standard.

Maryland U. S. Sexator. The . Hon. James A. Pearce has been elected a Senator in CoDgress, by the Legislature of Maryland, for six years from the 4th of March last. He is a staunch Whig, and will fill the place ably and faithfully.

Mr. Packenham. A N.Y. paper has the following paragraph: "The object of Mr. Pack enham'a mission from the English Government is to negotiate fully and finally on the important and troublesome question of the Oregon Territory; and we have every reason to believe that his instructions from the British Government will be full on that point, and that under the aussplcies of President Tyler, that knotty subject, which might have continued for many years to trouble the country just as the north eastern Boundry question did will be finally and definitely settled on liberal and enlightened terms,andin a manner satisfactory to both parties.

INDIANA STATE BANK pai Slate Scrip 5alO die VanderUtirii Co Orders Iodic ILLINOIS STATE BANK SO 55 uis " Sliiiwiietowa KENTUCKY BANKS 1, par OHIO BANKS ' 5 Commercial Bk Cin. . par Franklin do da - ' pUr I,(itu)eite do do pur TENNESSEE BANKS 35 di LOUItiANA BANKS AlechiiiC8 and Traders .. 2i disunion . . ' (is City " dis Commercial 25a36 " Bank ol Louisiana 2i die '.Slate. ' dt " Gag. " dif Carrolkon dis " Canal " dis Citizens . . 40a50 ! Consolidated 40a50 1st Mumeipalit 5 dis 2d do 5 df3d do S5u60 die BILLS ON NEW YORK 1 pre " Philadelphia . I pre

O'Conxell's Income. A correspondent of the N. Y.True Son, writing from Dublin, under date of the 3d inst., gives among other thingSjthe following information in relation to O'Counell's revenue: . "Last Sunday was the O'Connell Contribution day, and in Dublin alone, there were four thousand pounds collected at the entrance to the various churches. This is double the amount taken up Inst year; the

returns of sums paid in on last Sunday, so far as the? have come in, announce the ex-

traoidiuaty sum often thousand pounds sterl

ing! and it is strongly of the opinion that the

U'Uounell Kent this year will amount to 20,0001 Not only does lie support bis Muuutain Home in a liberal style, but keeps

a Dublin house, with a stan or sectUries

;ind travelling equippage; besides which he

has his life insured for &, 10,000 for his child

en, the annual premium of which comes to

four thousand pounds per annum.

DUELLING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.—A bill

to amend the Constitution of the State, with a view to suppress duelling, has been lost in the South Carolina Legislature. Yeas 62 nays 49 a constitutional majority not voting for its passage. ——————

THE MARKETS

Evan.ville Bank A'ote Table Jan. 18.

r.vans-rllle Pjrcdnce Elarktt

WHEAT, Cash, Trade,

FLAXSEED, cusli, 75

" Trade-

uorn, casn il trace io

Oats 124

Pork per 100 lb- 2 UU

67iCorn Meal- 20a'25

Feathers per lb 23a25 Beaswaz 25 Flour per barrell - 4 25 Whiskey per Gail 18a20 Pencil es Drisd 75 Apples 374

EVAXSVILLE ProTision Market,

APPLES bush BEEF Fresh POUK "

BACON, Hams

15 a4 11

4

.Shoulders a3 EGGS,

LARD, oer lb 5 POTATOES bus 15a20

BUTTER, per lb 8 FOWLS, per doz 50aC8

WHOLESALE PRICE CtRREXT . CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.

AXES-

Beatty's " " 14 00 COFFEE Rio 8a9 Havana 8u9 CANDLES Sperm 30a35 Steriue 30 CORDAGE American Iai4

PAINTS

Whits Lead 2 00u2 25 Chalk lb 3aS Ochre Yellow . 7 Spanish Bro ' 4n6 Veuitia Red " Ca8

GUNNY BAGS

10,000

GUNNY BAGS (or sale bv E. A. CORHET.

Evansville Dec. 2lst '43 if.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. IVpHK omlersisf ned ha ttkeii out letters ut XX. xdiiiiiiistration t t esiuie ol Lodn ick Sharroii, late of Vatnlerbiic jh County, Imliatis. deceaed, l hose iiihc1;.mI i the esmte will come und pay, creditorj will please presen' their accounts for settlement. The estute is supposed lo be solvent. MORRIS ' B:'NNET Administrator. December 2!si lS43, 3t.

BALES DOMESTICS, just receiveu and lor sale bv

J"" d. J. If. MAGHEE.&Co.

SS

I..

J

Chancery.

STATE OF INDIANA, i Vanderbursli Cou.nv.i

Vanderburgh Circuit Conn, in vacation January - 9ih, 1844. Willian T. Smith, vs. . ' Jashua Rose, Daniel Ros-, Jesse

Kose, illiani Koee. Filiz;. belli R"se daughter ol Joseph Ra.se, deceast d, J unes Taylor, and Rachaei Taylor his wile, Albert Doujibss and Nancy Douglas?, his wife, Samuel Taylor and .Mahula his wife, and Elizuixnh Rose, widow . of- Joseph Rose,

deceased.

T Satisfactorily appearing by an affidavit this

day tiled in tlie otnee - ot the Clerts of the

Vanderburgh Circuit Court that Joshua Rose, Daniel Rose, Samuel Taylor and Maliala Taylor his wife four of the above named defendants ore not residents of the Slate of Indiana. Theretore the said Joshua Rose, Daniel Rose, Samuel Taylor and Mahals Taylor his wife are hereby notified that unless they appear and plead answer or demur to the Bill of complaint filed in. the Clerks office aforesaid by the complainaut in the above entitled cause on or before the calling of said cause at the next term ol the Vanderburgh Circuit Court to be held at the court house in Evansville on the fourth Monday in March next ; the matters and things thereiii contained will be as to them taken as confessed. Attest SAM'L T.Jf.NKI.'S,C!erk. C Baker, Complainants Solicitor. Jan. II, 3t-prs lee-3 00. '

STJTF.fLnMXJA i aitderourgh Courtly. $

Rich!

rd Howard

V andet nurtfh Circuit Court.

In vacation Jan'y II, 1844.

1

Lot Shaw and Mary In Cbancerr. Jaue Shaw, his wil- ' nuil Joiio V I,i iii,.nJ

M this oay rom.,, the eomp'ainnnt bv Jus. Luck hart. Ills Solicitor, mid 3!h in m. ,,f-

rice ot the Clfik o! ibe -Vaudt-rbtirgii circuit court his certaiu bill f complaint against ihe ub.ne ii,i. i, ed detemlirus mid -it also si mliic'lorily Bjiju-annjr by tin- .-.liidavit of a disiiituresied person liint Lol S-mw and Mary Jajie Snaw, two t the above named t!effiidauis,are uoo residents of the S;uie nr Indiana. ;.. Tberetnre notice is hereby elvers to the said Lot Shaw and Mary Jane Shaw that unless they appear and pled answer ot demur to the compiMtttaiiis said bill of complaint, on or belore the cailingof tlnscause at the-liext 'term oi said court to be held at the court house in Evausville on the -fourth Monday in March next; the matters end tilings therin contained will be (as to (hem) taiten as confessed. - Attes: SAM-L T JENKINS, Cl'k. - Jan. 1 l,-3l-prs-lee-52 59.

PAPER '. Cap Ileum 2 00u3 00

COTTON YARNS Letter " I 75u2 50 700 8 W rap 76a I 50 600 9 50u75 500 tOjPERCLbSION CAPS,-

DOA1ESTIC GOODS spin Y M. . Bro shirtinas 3-4 C t'OWDER

45

Dupouts Rif 00

7i.b - ' VVudeS

8-I0j i!"iiisting 8 RAGo 10 Ciean ib 9a 16 RICE

.i

A juror w,;s onre Tin A tlTe ('ullirs for ir attending a special coin.' i.h excuse was that lie tooli no new.-p p.-,s u;:J' was tiol aware of t lie time -the y.i.lga -svA uts vvms in aggravation of the olience eoery goud tit.izeu wp.s morally bound h) t tko a news piper and fined him ten dollars. A sensible judge that.

MARRIED. At Pkincetcn Indiana, oa the 10th January IS 14, by A. C. Mills Esq'r., JUDGE HALL, lite Leut. Governor of Indiana, to Miss SOPHIA AUGUSTA AMES of Burks!;iie County Massachusetts. ' - .

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL

; ELECTION. 'There is some reason to suppose from the returns published in th Alias, from the three vacant Districts, that ther Whig candidates in two of them at least, have been elected. In the 3rd District, the Tesult so far as ascertained, is a vote 2S78 for Mr. "Abbott; the Whig candidate, 21SS for the Locofoco candidate, Mr. Mansur, and 718 scattering . M In the Otb District, Mr. Bakei's mnjorify

over Clpin, the Locofoco, is, in 27 towns,

I IS, in November it was but 33. Tue A'l.ts

. is of opinion that Mr. Biker's gain in the 15

I towns remaining to be heard from,willbe sul-

- ficient to elect hinu

Returns were received from 12 towns in

the 7th District, iu which Mr. Rockwell

(Whig.) has a majority of 299 over the Loco

Focb candidate, Mr- Brown in Iovem

ter it was but 11. Mr. Rockwell is proba-

b jgr elected. - .

THE WHIG ILLINOIS BANNER.

There is something noble in the motto of

the Whig Flag of Illinois, and in the spirit whka animated the Whig Conveniion, while

it unanimously adopted it. It is: .

"Justice to all men, and iaviel tbUit? of

public faith," are cardinal principles of 'the

-Whig Party, snd thia Convention, in ih

name of the Whigs of Illinois, eepcdiaTi;

TUB DOCTRINE OL EEPCDIATION.7

tfnnnr tn nnr hrethren of Illinois ! Sach

principles will be a passport lo public conn

dence, and must, sooner or later, iriump

overall parly drill, and the arts of party dem

Egogues. ., " ; ' " '

A 'T.tTTLB As.Grs. A child was 1-itely

4i. bora in Toronto, with three tyes, having to xiifajiacli ap.rt, on the ri.ght sid of tbtj

coust'iOiisn33, an t tail ne knew noining oi tho m-itter until he awoke iu the morning.

Tiie po n women of tie neigriborlMMd,vio,

when ihe de.itii w.ismile kn )vvn, came into be of wlia-ever assistance they m:ght,upbrailed the husbinI loti.ilv, for lei vi tig them ig-

norat of bis wife's illuess, and for allowing

her to die without a friend by her lo say a

kiud word, and, as they most feared, without

the consoi.it ions ol religion. "Indeed, sir," siid one of ihern to us, "the people that he

used to take iu with him were bad enough; but the ptxir crayther that's gone, as any may see f.'om how innocent she looks now, was

a dacent, honest wonim!1 While we were in thece'iier, pursuing these in;juities, and

while it was th'i;i:f?d as we have belore

slated, they quie lv formed a ciicle aiound

tiie corpse it) s;un out observation, and wasned it aod prepvrcd it dtwirly fr the grave;

so that when we looked npo;i the dead wo

man again she .was covered with a neat cap;

and at tier head a candle was homing. Tiie further arrangements for her interment were

then eniiu.ved to the city supeiiatcudpiil

of hu.ials, although many of the woman re

mained to watch the corpse, which, with the brutality that characterized his provious con

duct, had beeu deserted by the drunken hus

band. Boston Post.

SHERIFF'S SALE, 1"" y Virtue "i a h npi-iii iuii issueil from 'lie tl.- "fiie of the CU'ik ol' the Vniitlprtmrt'h Circuit. Court, iu favr "f Joint Goal. I itains' J vni J. Cioytou. I i!'. cxrjosM to jmhlic , sale Hitii outcry at th Court house tloorjn the

tti! Town ot r.vausville on tiie 10; Ii- day ot F- lTUiiry 1844 l."w-fii ihe hours prescribed Inlaw, tlie rents and protitg i'ur seven years nl tlie 1-UioWi'iif tleserihetl real ostate to wit: Lot No. 4iiitluuli ItJ. in iltr' Fourth Kniurjiein.Mit adjoining i lie town of Evausville. and on la ilure to realize tlie lull muotKit ileniaudiril hy said execution. 1 will nt tlte siuie tune ainl place iftXpose to si la tiie tee sinui e of aiiil real r-tat. WM M. WALKKR. S.V.C. J.inuary 18th, 1844 3t-pr3-lee-$l 50

7-8 ' Biea 3-4 " 7-8 Bro shirting 4-4 "5-4 Calicoes Clue

Fancy 'CiilBi 100 !bs

Satinets '45attUiS AiT . Kt., Jeans 40al.00t ' Kanawha bush

Eastern . 30a62;SUOT l'it-ll I 37a t 50 Aluci N.i I bbl. 13,000.41. . " 2 10.001 Urowti lli ' iu7

50

" No 3 " ; lleriiiio No 1 box FIltHTS launch Kais box 1

Ui.AiSS r ' I-rira it o- IG 3 Of

I'J-ii 4 Oil 11-15 9 00

IKOIGO Benual lb 1 GOat 50 L1QUUKS ,

-Uratfy Gill t 50a 3 OO'

. AmeCV tlu 31 Gin 11$ 1 C il 50 - Auie 3U

Md wine" 1 50h3 0(;

Siiery " 1 C0a3 00'

:- 4 )

4

Port " I 25a2 at'

1.1 MK Barrel dii li;a d

Tiu IOOlba - 3 75) Bar " : " 4 001

MOLASSES N Uilfiin? aal 22.i25

ury "

STATE OF IXD1AMA rantlefburijh County.

Vanderburgh Circuit Court, . 7 f

Varnish gal 2 00a2 25,. ,. . Jry SpTurp"- 60a75TMad,eon J-Bray' )

vb r . George Penniman &.( Foreign Attachment ft'lisha T Pennitnan.)

yllERfiASon the 1-Sth day of Dec 1843 A D Madiaon J. UrHy sued out ot tbt of

fice of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Couri a writ of Foreign Attachment against the lands and tenements goodB, lhaitels, credits, moneys and effects ol George Penniman and i-Ji-stia T Pennitnan, which said writ was delivered to the Siieriffof Vanderburgh County lo be executed, and whereas said Sheriff has made feturn of said writ with the following indorsement l lie i eon, to wit : ".No lauds, tenements her editmni'uls, soods or chattels of the 'within named George Pennitnan and jEiisha T. Peniiimau or evilur of them lound within my bailiwick. ."December 23 1843 , . 1 "tio answer's Win AL Va'kr Sheriff V C." And wherenson the said- ICt'i day of DecemUer A D 1843, the said Madison J Bray caused jtind procured a sum iuoii to he iwiied out of the

nUiceolthe Clerk ot (he aloresauf i-oorl ajaii:st (ii-orpe B Wagnon, William A. Lacy an-; Cosio: M . Tyler as garnishees iu smd iitta. hment f,u ',, requiring the said Waguott, I'.-y nd Ty-

ti-rj-i i'p ks a:'!:es.r rctort ;n s j u.iei t ? oi

, 2 5 00 374

pr dox 3U

.Off Fancy

75.SFICFS

Caiisia lbs 30 Cloves 35 Ginger Race 10 ' ' ground ' ". l i Nutmegs I 5lPeper 10 Ptoiento 12

SUG A 'S -

New Oiieaos Ib Sin l. mi ih, 1 ii 14 Loaf - ISatS

-CY'i UK SN HA OS

I'liivot ux 8 0U SHOVELS'' doz 10 50 SPADES doz 10 50

1'AR Ihirrtll - 3 50a5 00 Ker 50al00 FEAS Imperint 70a85 Young Hyson 57a85 Gun Powder 70a85

STA TK

luniteibvYg

i OF ISDIAMAt ss . . nrgU Cuunty

f aiiderburgfi l ircun Court : " In vacation January 17 1844. Robert Purrctt ) vs. - la Cfianctry. William lliti.ie. . ' - tN this iiiiy comes the complainant in the above riu-.tied cause by Battell and Inal iiioaoltcitors and tile in tlie Office of rhe Clerk ol ihe Vandeitiiigli Circuit Court his certain billot complaint against the above named defendant And it satistactoril v anpearinv by tlie affidavit

of a disinterested person that the above named Wiilmin Uinde is at this time a iioii resident ol the iSi-ne t Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said W i Ilia oi ill nde that unless lie appear and plead.

answer o- demur to the complainants bill of complaint, on or before the culling of this cn.use at the next term of laid Court to he held at the Court House in Evausville, on the fourth Mon-

uay in V'arch next, the matters and things therein contained, will be taken as enntessed . SAMUEL T. J EN KINS Clerk. BATTELL & INGLE Sol. January I8ih, 1844 prs fee f 2,50

sHERiffs Sale.

Y VIRTUE of an execution' issued from the "D Clerks olKee of the Vanderburgh Circuit

Court in hiyor of Emanuel Hull, against Anse Al. Hickman I will expose to public Sale at the Court H f ii Be door in the Town of Evausville on he 1 3 tft day ot January 1S44, be-.ween the hours prescribed bylaw the reutsand profits for seven years of the loliowing described real estate to wit: A part of the south east quarter ol section number twenty nine, township six. south

of range ten wrst, contaioiu;; seventy two aires of the ens; side of said qitaiter section, the line

dividmo said quarter section running frooi the north in the south aide thereof, parallel with the ensteru boundary line ot the section; and oil

lailure toreal zc the full amount demanded by

said exeetition I will at the same time and place.

expose to sale the fee simple ol said real estate. r ... ii . . , ,r r c xr

Dec. 21st '43 3t-pr3. lee 2.

Bids KEN HAW A SALT &-i 200 bays Turks Island do 25 do Li vernool "'ounr d For sale by BllMENT. & VIEL'S

B.iles COTTON. 25 do Cotton Batitug Iii 8toreaud For sale bv - -Jaull BEMENT&.VIELE. ALFRED KEAENV. CHA3, W. CAMMACK.. '.ALFRED KEARXr & CO. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION - 3IEHCHAXT8, : '.' : AND .... " " OEXERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, . NO. 56, G RAVI CR STREET. Refer to NEW. ORLEANS.

VV.' H. Stock-well, l

A Lau&hlin & Co, Ai.lis -Sc. Howes ' ' " . Joh.i Douglas, J. H. MlSHEE.

Cakpesteb & Ladd, j

Dec. 21st, 4iuo. '

Evausville la.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, TERRE-HACTE, INDIANA. - J SS prepaied to attend to all orders eHUu!u to his rare, ond jtv i ' I promptly and carefully -receive and forward ali packages consigned to him. 07-tIe has a large end convenient Warehouse near the River, where goods will be r& ceived ou the lowest terms. Dec. 14 ?43-tf. v" . G UNNY BAGS! I &(Ff$ GUNNY BAGS just -received per Sfsatir Pjuciasa.- and for sale by v . : J. MrlGHEE ii. CO. Evausville Jan. 11th, 1844.

A . FEW BARRELS KF.r.HAWA ALLUM

rjO. SALT, lor fc&le by

Jan, 11 th, 1844.

J. H M AGREE. & CO.

PUNCHISMS. Cabinet Tuoubles. It is now said that

the recent rumors about Cabinet dissen-

sious weie not w ithout a cause the trouble ii;:ving oriua:ed in a sitong desiie expressed bv the rresideut's eon. that the message . . . - . .... T 1 . I ! 'I

shotild be done mti pueuy. juugc u(jaiiiii tftigesifcd tiie diiiicul y c.f finding any rhyme; toi'l'v x. -s, to v. iiit.-ti Mi Robert Tyler promj--: ly ausweted, 'atiuex us.'1. The Piesideut,s toun'enatice lih;ct cd up wiih an appjpv: ingftK'le nt this readiness wfiich was ter e vedwith ;t contetniKBous pshaw! by M?. Spencer, to whom Mr. R. Tyler turned indigntnily, as3Ut?ng him that no Spancerian measure wr.nld le adopted; Some sharp rep ntees then p.issed, when the Secretary of the Ttrrsury timed to the Secret?ry of the ,.,vy and ifmnked that tlie ladV pertirss waj iiuAer,'i'.e. chpci iliy as be did r,o? te Uy fTow a'vuvk !sa' .1 hernstiaw."' TtiVSt-:;.--iiy f the N ivy ;-k this per-

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STA TF. INDIA XA,) Vanderburgh County, Vanderburgh Circuit ('ourt, Stpiember Term A D 1843, John Law - William ".gner&i I" Chancery, John "teigliinaii, J

,i ND now h.-re romes the complainsnt by tiis SiL roliciiorp, und it appearing to the siiiitfac-

nioioiilie I'ouri (root an arhdavit lilfd herein, thot the f'l'd ilf leiulai-.ti are no 11 re sidents of the

Stale of Indintiii.

On uioii 11 ot ihe Complainant, It is therefore

lifCreed that notice be given ihe said detendnnts

tiy pobbcotion three weeks successively in the

Lvansvitle J.iurnal. a wetKlv newspaper of gen

rral cirriil.iuoti. printed and published in the

town of. Kvansville, county of Vanderburgh, asd

.-la'e nt ludiRiia, ih&t uniees they the said wilItHin Wagner and Ji lin Steiglaman, shall peraotiylly be ond appear here on or before the calling ( itiie cntistf at ibe next fe.rni ol , this court. 11 11. 1 hm8 er the complaiimnts'b.il of complaint, ihr kiiimc .vi'l ,k tu'reu as coniessed n iuinst 1 h' . !"i ihe ' mmirre it i Thtims iifrein eon-laun-o . (h-vieed aci-O'diiigly. and tins f aue is ei,..iltii.! to ihe m X'- l- r.il of tin" ni'irt. . c,.t.y .tist . SAM'LT JNKLNJ5.Crk. Ba I I U-I f;.K. So il l org. Il.t. IBiU 1B43 3t-prs-io $2 CO.

Slll-IKIFFS' SALE. Y VIRTU But an execution fo me directed from the Clerks Office ol the Vaader-

burs Cirecuit Court, I will t-xpose to public

sale on the 27th day of Jsnuary 1844 at the Court House door in the Town of Evausville

between the hours of 10 o'clock A M and b o'clock P III of said day, the rents and profits fr""ri years of tiie .following ; real estate to wit. llie South West quarter of thjs . South West quarter, and the South Easl quarter of the South East quarter, ot seciiou number twenty eiaht in Township numberseveti South of Range

number eleven West containing eighty ucres,

and ou failure to realize the full amount demanded bv said execution wiihtdatiiaea and cost, 1 will at the same time and place, proceed to expose the fee simple, of said land, to satisly said execution and coeta. Terms of sale cash " WILLIAM M. WALKERS. V. C. Evausville Dec. 21 '43 3t-ts-leo $2,

STA IE OF LWL'IA Vanderburgh County.

, . Vanderburgh Circuit Court

In vacation Jan. 11, lb44 Richard Howard V vs. ' j Robert Billing & V In Chancery. Mary BiHinii bis wife John V. Lilleston.J

N rhis day comes tha' Complainant by James Lock hart his attorney and filea iu

iIih tJfHce of tlie Clerk of the Vanderburs Ctr-

.-itit Court'bis Bill of Complaint against the above natired delendnnis,and it atist'acirily sppeariti" hy the affidavit ol a disinterested person that Robert Billing and Marv Billinz h's wife two ol

t'-. above named defendants are non residents

ot the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is herebv eiven to the said

Rnhnrt Rilling and Marv Bi liin? his wit that

unless they aopear and plead, answer er demur to the Complainant an id bill' ol Com plaint ou

or belore t!t calling of iIi'h cnuae nt tiir n-x Itroi of ?nid Court .tr'iie held at the I'ourt in Kviiiit ville 011 thn boirih Monday u Murch nest, the same wiH be (is to them) taken con fessi'd. . - A 1 1 est SAMUEL T. JENKINS Clerk. Jaa.lltb, 18i4 2tpr3 tee $2,50 .

IfcTi:- afi- apj;et.i .10. t juck

Vanderburgh Circuit Court next, to be :;.' J ai the Conn liouse iu t vansvide iu aid County, on the fourth Monday in Maii h next, then and there to answer u tide r oath or a'rhrmation al! questions that may be put 10 them touching the ti tits credits or property of Geufga lniinoaii ami fc'-isli T Penniman in liiesr. bauds, or -within ttteir kiuwledire which saiif s ivi nons na dItvered to the. Sheriff of Vau-J's rburgh C'ntity, und was returned by him uli the followi.m inittt' cement thereon, to wit: As within coin nianded 1 did oil tiie IS1I1 day ol December, . A. D. 1843, execute ami serve, tiie within SuIuiiiohb on the within tiaaud lieorijo 0. Wagnon, Wil tinm A, Lacy, aiu t'tiston M. Tyler by deliver, ilia n copy thereof to each of the above named Garnishees and I did also at ihe same time deliver to each of said bartiishi es a copy jf the original writ of Foreign Att ichment Is-ned ai the suit of Madison J. Bray against the lands, and tenimeiiis, uoihIs, ch.nte s &c of Gturjf feniiiiuuii and Klitba T. Peiiiiiiiiaii, and u'so a :opy ul the nllid.ivil made and filed by e.iid J5'By Sgninst the said U agiion, L.icy, and Ty

ler, as - tjiiruif-liei s 111 salt A.tt.inlni!eut suit as will apjirarby endorsements 011 said writ ol AtIiicIiiik nt and allidtivit. - December 23.1, 1843. . William M. Walker S. V. C Now therefore Notice is hereliy given to the said Ueorsre Penniiiian and i;iiiia T Peiinimun that the said writ of Foregu Auticliiuent is now peudiuu and undetermined in our Vanderburgh Circuit Court and the said Georga Penniman and F.'.ishii-T. Penniman are liereliy required 10 appear aud deten t or , the same will be beard and determined in their absence ' SAM'L T. JKNKINS Clerk. Jan. llth,'44 3. prs. fee $6.

A 'FliW CASKS OF .QUEONisWAiiE in S. first rate order, just received and for sale very lo by J. II. 'MAGHEE &. CO. Jan. 1 1th, 1844. , ' "family .grocery store. T:'FES5".3 DEC KClt 'St, KRAMER beK leave .

DISSOLUTION.

VfllE PARTiJLRSIIlP heretofore." exist- , , 'nS between WlLi,UM CALDWELL &. JO

SEPH WBEELKB Jr , is tins uay oi6oieit uy tnu- - tual consent. All person i miepted, will please ' , c -ait and setile up.: Eubtr ol the late firm are authorized to settle oeeounls. WILLIAM CALDWELL. JOSEPH -WHEKLER, Js- ' ' October 21st, '43, . . - , .

STATE OF .INDIANA. gs Vanderburgr. C.iuuiy ' - Vamierlturgli Circuit Conrt -In vacation. January 10th, 1814. Alexander Laughtin and") - James Lauglilin I - . vs i William A Sullivan John j Shnnklin, Joseph Cooper, In Chsncery, Anson J Phelps, Williani E. Dodge, Daniel I ' - James, and Anson G. I Phelps, Jr. j mTO W: at this ttme, to wit on the 10th day 01 InI January, A D ltf44 the complainants in the above eii'tittltd cause filed in the office ol the

Clerk of the Vanderburgh circuit court theirbill

of complaint again' the above nnmeu tteienaaius And it satisfactorily a ppeariug by the afadsvil of a dismtered person, filed in said office that the said William A Sullivsn, Anson G. Phelps. William E. Dodge, Daniel James, and Anson G Phelps, Jr. are none residents ot the State of Idian. ., There fore. Notice is hereby feie to ,he ea' William Sullivan, nson G Phelps. Win. .. Dodge, Daniel James and .4nsoii G Phtlps, Jr.. tbat"unless they be and appear hero on or belore the call: ne of this cause at the next term of the

Vnlrhiirrli r.ir.-uit Court to be held at the

court house in vanvilie on the fourth Jouday in Jiarcb next, and plead answer or demur tu

ih sairi bill of complaint :tho matters and tilings

alleged against them will be taaen as confessed jjuest 6.3-W'LT JENKINS. Cl'k. C BaKXR, complainants solicitor. Jan lltli-3t-pre-fee $3 00.

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BblsTAR, 25 bbls RosintO do TsnneraOiI

SO boxes Riisin t Cerocns Indigo 3 bbla AHum " 5 do Copperas -5 eases Bnmstona I bhd Stilphvir Jn store and for sale by " " j it ... . liEMENT -& VIELE 200 BAGS of COFFEE, r; Ilhiis. SURG A R, : ir-il Kegs of POWDER. Fer ubv! : B&A1ENT &. VIELE. ju aa nd 1843.

the bljs gf -n.vs-t iv, tiitt tiiy liavt. veil roiu ihe if .'-! ea:ii. to a not't vooiiU'iu tuua biiifdiitg a few doore 'hovu on h ?a i-aide of ihe street. wb-r- they h i i be li to servo all whi ptav'give tueiii a call. T-e itli coiittni their t'irier b iBiiii-s ol a UEXK&AL G.w). . C 11 II Y .STORK, w h re even thing whidi lar.iiires loav nt d will at. all titoca tier fot.nil, ind it; lr.itioii lijey have on haiid and will conlin-ii-to keep a lore us :rtnieu t of lea'lier ot dif

ferent kiuds, tor saS very -low- Persons (rota the cotiniry ura invited to call before goiug else-

w here. ".-'-! .' January 4t'.i, IS44 tf. ' CAS Ii FOR FURS! J1UE HIGHEST PRICES will be paid, in j- CASH for Raccoon, Fox, Mink, Muskrat and - Dt-ef Skins, bv. ' - - - . J. II. MAG II EE &.CO. Jan. 4th, '44 tf. -

STATK of IXDIAXA t &s ; Vauderbugh County $ " V . 7.. Vanderburgh Circuit Gourt In vacation Jan. I 0 ll44. : . v Samuel Lister, i - - '. - vs f In Chancery. ' The unknown heirl ' . . John Ilenr.ck Siemon) - mr o v here it satisfactorily appearing by an . il attidavitof a disinteresteM pefson' ..-ihat thet' nnknow heirs of John Ilenrich - Sieino-ri" are at -this time non residents of the State ol Indiana.. -'"" Therefore not'u-eis hereby given to the said un . know heirs of John Ilenrich oiemon. ihat tmlesi they personally be and appear here and .plead answer or demur to the complainants bill ol complaint on or belore the calling of this cause at the next term ol said court, to be held at tha court house in vansville on the fourth ,AI-n-day in March next; the tiiaaers snd tilings, therein contained will be taken as con!esod. Attest SAH'ls T JN'KiNS,Crki. I ? Battel ud Ingle, &l. for Ccmpl't. ', Jan.ll,-3t-prg-fee-2 00. V-

F. J. CAULEY, - Late from London and Paris.) FASHIONABLE TAILOR AXD DRAPER-J-C, having permanently located kitnself M. ' Eransviiie, intends carrying- 03 the aHove business in all ii branches, and be trusts -having had much experience in the principle houses in London and Parts, to give general salUr taction. A share of public pstrouage ia reaped-. I nlU solicited. Shop ou Main street, oppositi he Bank. N. B. Ladies riding habits and all gsrmenli -cut and ag iotl .Fit warranted. Terms lo tuhi . the times. ' ' . Sept. 7-3t. 1C43. .-i ' FORREST. CONVENIENT 6TOSE ROOJJ oa W. Ai ter 6tre. Enuir of ' HARRINGTON, HANNAH & CO. -Oct. ISih, 43-tf. . . f5,f.TS DOZ. PALM L2AF KATB.-juw. .

received Odd for sie Ion- by

June. J. iJ. Bl AGULjii, .Co.

M fi KEG? DUP-'NTS POWDER,- Juai. r . &-Uy ceived and for nl Inw bv, - Ji f - J H. M AGiiEC S-C. .'

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