Evansville Journal, Volume 10, Number 41, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 October 1844 — Page 4
AUCTION NOTICE. , FIRST LARGE SALE FOR FALL, ' ' - 1844, " BY V. C. FELLOWES &. CO. Oa Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thurs- . day, the 16, 17, 18, and 19, September, Of English French, and American Dry Goods. WILL be eold as above, commencing each day ai9i o'clock, consisting in pari, of: blue, black, green, brown, olive, caiiel and drab iMoth.-hlup. black and faucv colored Cassimerea;
50
30
Satinets, of every variety: Eastern and Steu-
henvilU Jeana: Beaver and Pilot Cloths, great
varietv lit ne. black and drab Flushings; Ker
seys; plain and plad Linseys; white, green, red and vellow Flannels: black and colored English
Merinoes, black and colored Alpaeha Lnstres;
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! maneiunes: uomuiino i.uuac.io
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Laines; Vernon and Alpacha serges; Valencia,
wansdown, iurino, anu uii ihnusi, Velvets: 3,000 pieces dark fancy Prints; 500 do Earlaton aud Manchester Ging hama; 500 pieces Penitentiary Plaids; Apron and Furniture Checks; Hickory Shirtings Cbambrays; . " 100 bales brown sheetings, various brands - 30cases bleached cottons; 20 bales tickings assorted: v , - 10 do Perkins Drillings; 90 rases Canton Flannels: Paddings; Sailducks; Buckrams; colored Cam brics; Silesias;- Russia Diapers; Irish Linens hrnwn Hollands: Shawls; silk and cotton Hand korrthiefiiIloaierv: Gloves: Suspenders; Buttons Thread; Sewing Silk; Spool Cotton; Skein cot H-n; i nil, wv Als5, men's and boys' Boots and Shoes; Atso,men's and boys' fur and seal. Caps. Also Russia fur and bilk Hals. - '"Tn which we cal! the a'toiition of merchants senerally. Our stock at tins sate will be very .mnnlele: and. troill our recent hi lunijciiiciiio
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we .can oner great iiiuuceinems ij , cbici h buu Southern buyers. Cash men ived go no farther East, as we 'are determined to make it to their interest to deal at home Call and examine. . Terms, cash. W- &. C. FELLOWES &. Co. Auctioueers, Main st , Louisville, Ky. XT T) - tA: wrill rnaunin fiur l-POllllir WPfiklv
X sales oa Tuesday, August 27ih. and continue duiing the season. August 15th, 1814.
LIST OPREMilXlXG PALI-SALES. S.iU No 2 Utli. 15th. 16th. &. lttb, October. Sale No.3 4th, oth, bin and nn iMoveinoer, Sale.No. 425, 26,27, and 28 November. COPARTNERSHIP. , ATJPF.NTER & LAiD have associated J with them Air. A. T. HOWES, the busim., hereafter will be conducted under lbs firm
of Carpenter, Ladd A;, Howes. " - A. B. CARPENTER, OLIVER LADD,
- ; A. T. HOWES. " BREWERY FOR SALE OR RENTHE Brewery situated in New Harmony is offered lor sale or rent on reasonable terms, together with Barrells, Mill, wait iiouse, anu all other appurteuances. The Brewery is situated ilea good Barley country. The Biewery is situated on a. two acre lot, on which ia a good dwelling house, which will be sold or rented vvuliiu Persons wishing to purchase or rent will please apply to the subscriber near New , Harmony. " - ' . Aug, 1st, 2 mo. GEORGE ELLIOTT. Boots St Shoes. Casea BOOTS and SHOES for - sale by GRIFFITH t CORBET. May 23d '44. Nails. TT Tk Keen Boston and Juniata NAILS UJW for sale by May S3d, '44. GRIFFITH &. CORBET. Teas. - f Chests superior Youug Hysen TEA for fanv ejp ily use. lor sale by May, 23d, '44. GRIFFITH & CORBET. Notice. ffWrAS stoned by Joseph Fulwilor. at AhWfl thouv'a Ferry. Vanderburgh County.Ia one amall Sorrel Mare. The owner ia requested to come and prove his property, pay charges -sod take ber awav. AnthonyVFerry, July 17th 1844. 3tr BBLS. CINCINNATI RECTIFIED WHISKEY, for sale by May 2, 44 BEMENT & VIELE. Cotton Yarn. Doz Cotton Yarn for sale low, by GRIFFITH & CORBET, May 23d, '44. DISSOLUTION. f innE firm of A. B. Carpenter & Co. and John Si Burbank &Co. have been this dissolved by mutual consent all persona who are indebted to either of the firms are requested to pay to either of the undersigned who -are authorized to receive.the same. . All persons having claims asainst the late firm of A. B. Carpenter & Co. are requested to present the same to Willard Carpenter for settle ment. ALVlN D. UAKrEM 1 oil, WILLARD CARPENTER, JOHN BURBANK. - Evansville. May 30, '44, 3t. 1 1 ' CEMENT ! CEMENT '. '. - Y FRESH supply HYDRAULIC CEMENT J-jjl tust received and lor sale ay -MaV 2. '44 U. BEMENT At VIELE. - . ... NOTICE. VVfOTICEis hereby given that I willexpese Joi 10 aal at public auction on Friday fith ol September next, at the late residence 01 uenry ilarwood,deceased,all bia property consisting ot cattle. hoas,slieep &, farmin? utensils.tbousehold & kitchen furniture and many other articles too numerous to mention. All soma of $3,00 and less cash in hand.all aums over f 3,00, 9 months cred it will be given too purchaser giving his uote with approved security. - - August 15th,3t ELIZA IIAKWOOP. EransYie High School K fR. M. Trafton will open a School on MonJJ day Hie znu OI cepieiuuer uci iu vtiiicii . 1 m 1 r c. 1 . 1. : 1. wnl be taught all, tne brandies 01 a tnorougn Kn7liU education, together with the Latin and 'Vmneh lant'UaseJ. As he will have the. assistance of his Sister Miss Ann Trafton he will receive the youth ot botu eetea and of every suitabe age, even those who have attended only primary Schools. The terma will be as moderate aa at any other pood School 111 town. The above School will be taught in the basemeut of the Methodist Chapel, in a room already fitted up for that purpose. Aug. Jt f (fy, KEGS Dupont's Powder Iresh fro 111 eJ"W mills just received by May 30th, tf. J. H. MAG II EE, &. Co. - NOTICE. VVf OTICE ia hereby given that I will sell at Jyi at Public Auction on the 13th day 01" September naxt, at the late residence of Robert ' McCulIoch, deceased, in the Town of -Evans ville. all the personal property of said deceased consisting of Furniture, lurniug lathes, lumber. &c. &c. Terma of sate made known on day of sale. AugtsstSJ, '44 i r. " . IRAJP GRAINGER,
Floor. . Bbl8 super Fine Grove
Mill 'Flour for sale by , GRIFFITH &. CORBET. May 23d '44. - Tar. North Carolina TAR for Sale GRIFFITH & CORBET. Bbls by ' May 23d '44. LIME. BBLS. LIME in good sound Barrels for Sale by June, 6th '44 GRIFFITH & CORBET. Staple and Francy Dry Goods. General assortment of Every article in the Dry Good lino for sale by i May 23d, '44. GRIFFITH &. CORBET. DAN'L S. LANE & J. R. WILCOX. l4MiTIP. fiiiTpna nf Vanderburgh Countv and UL vicinity are respectfully informed that! that the nndersignedliave entered into a copart nership in the practice oi .Medicine, in all its various branches; Those who may choose to apply to them, may be certain of being promptly and carefully attended ; and when the attendance of both may be desired by any individu al, the expenses will not tte increased I lereby. D. S.LANE, July 18, '44 tf. JOHN R. WILCOX. PIECES PRINTS,comprising a large and beautilul assort ment ol all the latest and most desirable styles which will be said at the very lowest prices by June 6, '44. .. ' J. II. M AUUKE & JU. Large sale of Town LotsfBAHERE will be offered for' sale on Saturday B the 28th of September next between the boura ol 9 o'clock A. M. and. 6 P. M. at the court house door in Evansvillc County of Vanderburgh, and State of Indiana, by virtue of a deed of trust given to tne the subscriber by Silas Andrews of i he City ol Hartlord, Cotiti for the benefit of ccr tain creditors in said deed named r (said deed dated the Hilt day of January 1310,) named the following lots Ivin'ir in the Town of Evansville, County af Vanderburgh and State of Indiana, to wit: One lot ol land designated as tot JNo sev enteen (17) in the lower enlargement of said town; also the lollowing lota in said town in tne outer or eastern enlargement thereof and which were purchased by said Andrews ol K M. bvans, to wit: Lot No twenty-four (24) in block No two (2,) lot No five (5) in block No three (3,) lot No twelve (12) in block No four 0,) lot No nine (9) in block No six (6,) lot No twenty (20) in block No (9) lot No fourteen (14) in block No ten (10) lot rso iour(4) in block jno elevenl i; lot io seven Q) in block No twelve (12) lot io fourteen (14 in block No thirteen (13) lot No eleven (1 1) in block No fifteen (15) lot No one (I) in block No sixteen, lot No twelve (12) in block No nineteen (19) lot No eleven (1 1) in block No twenty one (21,) lot No six (C) ill block No twtuity-.ihree (23,) lot No eight () in block No twenty-five f'5.) lot .Yodue (I) in block No twenty-six(26) lot No seven (7) in block No twenty-seven (27,) lot (No four (4) in block No Iweniy-eight (23.) lot No fourteen (14) in block No (31,) lot No six i6) iu block No tlmty-two (32.) lots "No seven(7) and aixteeu(lC)in block No thirty-three (33,) lot No six (G) til block .number thirty-lour (J4) lot number eitiht (i?) in block number thirty-live (35) lot number sixteen (IG) in block number thirtysix (30.) lot number ten (10) in block number lliirtv-si!veii(-7) lot nosix () in block no tinny eight (3Sj lots no lour (4) and tweuty (2UJ in block no thirty-nine lot no eight oni block no forty 1 4U I lot no twenty rzui in block no torty onef4liloi no four 4 in block no forty-two 421 lots no seven I t i ana iwenij-iwo in oioch no iroty-four 141 lot no eight 81 in block no fortv five 1451 lot no twelve 112 lu block no tortysix 1 4bJ lois no eiglii tsj and seventeen in block 110 lorty-eigai l-ioj tot no nine vj in oiuck no lorty-niue 4JJ lots no three JJ and lourieen 14J in block no filly (50) lot no tourteen 14 n block no nity-oue 1 ) 101 no twenty. lonr ?4j n blk no fifty-two 521 lot no fifteen f 151 in blk no filty-four 54 and lot no eixtccn 16 in block no filtv-five 55.1 Also a small tract of land daeded by Kouert ai. cvara to&itas Andrews by deed dated October lili, A D 1S37, as appears by the record of deeds in the Recorders office of Vanderburgh County; and which tract is ooundas toilowB, 10 wit: Beginning at the most westerly corner of;a tract oi 40 90-100 acres of land in the north-west quarter of section twenty-nine 29 T. six 6 South ot Range ten 10 west couveyed by eutu .vans to aamuei it. iuiner Dy deed bearing e'veu date herewith, which corner ia iu the line of 8ih street forming the N-E boundry'of tbeToWn of Evansville, and running thence uortu-easieriy on. a line parallel wun walnut street extended to an east and weal line, running across- said quarter section eighty 801 poles north 61 the south boundary thereof; thence with said east and west line, west to a point therein from which a liiw drawn parallel with the first line to EihtU street will include five and 19-100 acres, thence with said line to Eighth street and with eiuhth street to the beginning. Said sale to continue on to Monday immediately subse quent said day of sale and between the hours aforesaid, & from day to dayat said place above named should it be uecessary for' the purpose of completing the sale ol said lots. ' i he title ol the subscriber to said lots will be mentioned 611 day of sale or at any time previous, it can be ascer tamed by inquiring. ot Uallell & ingle. lerms ot Sale OAbtJ. . Evansville.' ( EZRA STRONG Trustee of August 8th. '44 the Creditors of Sjlas Andrews tdpra Ice $13,12 (by Battell lNGLE,his-Att'ya VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE fPMHE subscriber offers for sale, three houses . and lots and six acres of town lots all un der good fence and well set with grass tor mead ow; the houses are on seminary street, second block, east from the square, one of them new and well calculated for boarding house, It con tains two large rooms and a Dining hall on the first floor, and 2 rooms on the second, with frost proof cellar and kitchen, with pletny of hard and soft water at the back door; the houses are all on lots joining each other and maybe had separate er together. A horse and carriage and a stock ot hogs troin one year old downwards, numbering twenty more or less. Terms half on sale and half in 1'2 months with approved eecur tty, when warranted deeds will be given tor the real estate. Apply to the subscriber ou the pre mises. Princeton, Gibson -Co.; Ind. Aug. 1, '44-tf THOMAS M'AFFEE. . NOTICE S hereby given that the undersigned hastak en out letters of administration on the estate of George W, Daugherty, late of Vanderburgh county andState of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims against the flame are notitieU to present them duly authenticated for settlement the said estate is supposed to be insolvent. - - , J. . DAUliUEKTY, Adra'r. August 8, '44-3t SALE OF PROPERTY. WILL offer at public sale on Friday the 3'lh inst. all the goods and chattels, and effects belonging to the Estate of the late George . W. Daugherty. consisting in part of 3 horses. 1 pair ot oxen, 2 plongtis, 3 ox chains and tann ing utensils in general. Hie sale will take place at the Iiouse 01 Mrs. lunger a, 111 ivnigiit township AU-sums ot J,uu or less, casn an sums over .$3,00, .six mouths credit, the purchaser givHi" oond Wltn epproveo security. J. t. UAUUI1EKTY, Admr. 'August 8th, '44. ' s NOTICE. . - JtaHE fall terra of the Evansville Female Seminary the will commence on Wednesday the UtU of Sept., next. Tuitiou from 12 tolU per year. . .. Board without washing $1,25 per week. ' 3u-'. li, '44 3t. '
THE MARKETS.
Kvansvtlle Bank Note Table, June O INDIANA STATE BANK '- pai State Scrip ." . 5al0 dis VanderbHrg Co Orders 15 20 dis ILLINOIS STATE BANK 50 55 dis ' Shawnetown 41 KENTUCKY BANKS par OHIO BANKS
Commercial Bk Cm. par Franklin do do par - Lafayette do do " par TENNESSEE BANKS 2a4 dis LOUISANA BANKS - - - Mediates and Traders par Union " par City par Commercial 25a36 dis Bank of Louisiana par State par Gas. : - par Carrollton par Canal Citizens . 40a50 Consolidated . 40a5t) 1st Municipality ' - 5 dis 2d da 5 - 3d do 40 dis dis BILLS ON NEW YORK " 14 Philadelphia AVIIOL.ESAT.E PRICK CURRENT CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR. TEE JOURNAL. AXES PAINTSBeattyV u COFFEE Rio Havana CANDLES j Sperm " Sterine CORDAGE American 14 0f White Lead No 1 2 00 White lead No 2 I 62 Chalk. lb 3ab Ochre Yellow 4 7 Spanish Bro M 4a6 Venitia Red " C&8 Varnish gat 2 00a2 25 Sp Turp " 60a75 371 30j 12al4PAPER COTTON YARNS Cap Ream 2 00a3 00 Letter " 1 75a2 50 Wrap 75a I 50 " " 60a75 PERCUSSION C A PSsplit P M. - 45 POWDER t Duponts Rif kcsG 00 700 - -0, COO 10 .500 - - II DOMESTIC GOODSBro shirtings 3-4 b " 7-8 7 Blea3-4 7a8 . 7-8 8-10 Wades 50 50 Bro shirting 4-4 9al0' " 5-4 12 Blasting " RAGS. ' Clean lb ' RICE " Calicoes Blue IIal2i Fancy 6al8' Satinets 37ial 00 100 !bs 4 50 Ky.. Jeana 40al,00 Eastern . 30a62 SALT Kanawha bush HOT 37i FISH Mack No I bbl. 13,00 Baff 1 15al 25 " . No 2 No 3 " 10,00 SO AP Browu lb 5a7 Herings No 1 FRUITS box 75 Fa ncy pr doz 33 SPICES Bunch Raia box 1 50 Cassia lba Cloves Ginger Race - - ground Nutmegs Pepcr Pimento SUGARS 30 35 10 12 GLAS5 Pitts 100 It 8-10 3 00 " 10-12. 4 11-15 9 INDIGO 1 50 10 Bengal lb 1 00a! 50 J LICiL'OllS Bracy Gal 1 Amer do Gin, Hoi" 1 50u3 00 301 New Orleans Lump lb" Loaf lb 7a8 Ual4 00a 1 50 30 IGaia " A me " SCYTHE SNEADS Md wine " Shery " I 50i 3 00 Patent doz 5 00a8 00 1 60u3 00 SHOVELS Mai swt " 45 doz 9 00al4 00 dry " 45 SPADES 1'ort " 1 25a2 50 doz 10 00 3 00 LIME ( Barrel LEAD . Pig 100 lbs 3 Bar " 4 MOLASSES TAR Barrdl Keg rEAS . Imperial Young Hyson Gun Powder 50 70a85 45a75 N Orleans gal 28a3u 70a8 D1J. ,S. TII03IPSON, late v . Ajt. Professor or Anatomy and Surgery iu Kemper College, St. Louis. AVING permanently located himself in Evansville. offers his services as a Suk anon and Phvshian to the citizens of Evansville nd the neighborhood. He can be found at all hours of the day at his office, on 1st street, near the Sherwood House and at night, at - his rest dence, on 1st Street above the Episcopal Church in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Wm.Oald well. May 23d, '44-2mo. , . A SPLENDID new Elepttc Spring Buggy XaL Eastern make lor bale by May 30th, tf.. . . . J. H. MAGHEE, & Co. Louisviile, Eiansville and HENDERSON PACKET, FAWN. f sHlIIS new and sp'endidjast running Steam JL er,' having been built expressly for this trade will ply regularly twice a wcek-between this place and Louisville, leaving Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock P. M. and Evansville every Thursday 2 o'clock f. M. and Sunday o o'clock r. M. Evansville Nov. 23d 43-tf. The proprietors o the Steam Boat "Fawn,' will put a new and beautiful Boat, the . "BEINDEER,' in the same trade, about the first " of July, for model, speed and beauty, she-., will not be unsurpassed by any boat on the western waters. W.'H. ST0CKWELL Agent. . Evansville, June 29th, '44-tf. Martin Ries & Jacob Scherer, CABINET MAKERS. HEAR' THE CLERKS OFFICE, MAIN STREET. Martin Ries 8c Jacob Scherer, .would take this opportunity to inform the Citizens of Evansville and tne surrounding country that they will keep constant ly on hand a choice lot of fur uiture, such as: Dressingbureaus, tables. Stands Mahagohny back and Rattan bottom Chairs and Solas and every other article in their line. Orders will be duly honored at the shortest nonce, - ' RIES & SCHERER. . N. B. Ready made Coffins wilt be constantly be kept on liana. July 1 1 sin. . K. & S . Crockery. - 1,200 Setts Common Teas, 500 " Liverpool do 100 China ware, - , 1,000 ,k . Edge plates of all sizes, 500 u Edge Dishes do 200 " Printed Tea Ware, " ' 200- " -" White Granite do. For Sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET. May 23d, '44. Sait BBLS NO. 1 KANAWHA SALT tor BALL Uy J. & W. R1ELLY. Lvansvuie, Juiy iuiu,.Jt. to-ii. . .. f
1 "IB: fit . s itVi REPORT. -; Of the tial and Conciction of ROMAN WEINZCEPFLELN,' ' ' -. FOR RAPE, COMMITTED VT0H THE PERSON OF . ANNA MARIA SCHMOLL, WHILE AT CONFESSION A.L IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT EVANSVILLE. I5D., For Sale at this Office. EVANSVILLE BAKERY. VIE undersigned having opened a regular UaKery on Main fat., one djor above Joseph P. Elliott's," will keep constantly orr hand all kinds of Crackers, viz : Butter Crackers, " Dyspepsia Crackers, Water do " Pilot Bread, Boston do Loaf do ' Also: "All kinds of Cakes.' Orders from the country accompanied wttli the cash will be promptly attended to. ' JVL1N M. SAMPSON, May 23, '44 tf. ' L. D. SMITH'S CASH STORE' REMOVED 10 the New Brick Buu.dino on the BURNT SliUARE, where he is now openinc larce and desirable assortment of FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, a complete stock of 11 a ujj w Auh and CUTLfcK Y. Wool. Fur. Sii.k, and Ulssia Hats, Umbrellas and Para sols, W jLLOw, Stkaw and Jlokance Braid Bon nets, uoots and brums ol every descriinion. Pai.j Nats, Qdeenswake, Lookino Glasses, Corn and Grass Scythes, Axts, Trac5 Ceains, .Bech 1 lains, &c, &c, &c., Together with a largo variety of STAPLE &, FANCY GOODS, purchased in Puiladeltiiia and New Yo&k, du ring the month ol March with creat enre and attention, and he has only to say to those who may favor him with a call tliat he cau show them goods at such prices (as cannot be beat,) mat nicy win mid U to tueir interest to chase without going further. purL. D. SMITH Evansville, April 25iIi,'lC44 2ino.'.: NOTICE. R WM. TRAFTON- wuuld respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he hus associated with himself in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, Dr. C. S. W EEVER They will continue business at the old Office on Locust Street, where one or tho other may always be found ; unless absent on professional visits. Dr.-Trafton would further inform -his old friends that his health is so much improved that he will now attend to calls, day or night, and will also ride any reasonable distance to serve them. Evansville, April IS, 1344. WJiiskey Whiskey. WPZ. Bbls-of Cincinnati Whiskey of W. G. Wjr creese just received and for sale Cheap lor i.asn. - 10 Boxes best Cheese. 50 Bile. Salt. ALL1S & HOWES. Evansville July 4, 1844 tf. - ' NEW DRUG STORE. DR. JOIIV R. WILCOX, would res pectfully in lorm his old. friends and the Public that he is now opening (on consignment stock oi DRUGS IPAIXTS, MEDICINES, I OILS, C. next door to Rowley's Corner in the Store hero tolore occupied by A. Gumberts & Co. Main Street, which will be sold Wholesale - and lietail very low for CASH. . 5LSO He would beg leave to offer his professional services to the Citizens of Evansville and vicinity, as he designs devoting ua entire lime and attention, to the practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. Office as above. -,. Eransville, Ia., June 6, 44 tf. AN J0JIDINANCE, to amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance concerning nuisances passed January 30th 1843. - . Sec. 1st. Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the Town of Evansville, That all Steam -Boats, Flat-boats and all other boats or water craft of whatsoever nature name or kind, that shall be within the limits of said Town or within one half mile thereof, that may be infected with Small Pox, or any other infectious or contagious disease, or from which any unwholesome, disagreeable or offensive smell or afiluvia shall arise to the -injury or annoyance of any person or persons living within the corporate limits of said town, be and the same are hereby defined and declared to be Nuisances'. - And any person or persons who shall, bring, continue, or suffer any such boat or water cratt to remain within the limits aloresatd, or who being the owner of or having control ol any such water cralt, shall neglect or fail, or refuse to abate, or remove such nuisance lnstauter 011 being sodded so to do, by . any officer of the corporation of said town, locevery hour that he, she or tliey shall so neglect, fail or refuse, shall forfeit and pay to the said rresideut and Trustees for the use ot said 1 own any sum not more than htty dollars nor less than five dollars with costs of suit and such nuisance may moreover be abated or removed by the corporation niarshall in such manner as he shall think fit and right. Sec 2d. That so much of an ordinace passed January outn itf lJ, entitled, An ordinance concerning nuisances, as requires ten days notice to be given to persons who are by said ordinance made liable to remove or abate any nuisance or uuisances in said ordinance specified be and the same is hereby repealed. And any person or persons wtio by said ordinance are made liable to remove or abate any nuisance in said or uenance specineu. or contemplated, shall neglect fail or refuse to abate or remove the same or being notified so to do by any officer ol the corporation persuant to an order of the said pres dent and trustees within jthe time specified 111. sach order the person or persons sooilending, shall be liable to all the penalties and forfeit ures in said ordinance, specified aud the same proceedings shall be had therein as if the said ten days notice had been given. -. . Sec. 3d. That all -ordinances and parts , of or dinances contravening the provisions ol this or dinance be and the same are hereby repealed. (Attest.) SAMUEL tJRK, President. J. M. STOCK WELL, Clerk. July 18,'44 3t. ..... RECTIFIED WHISKEY!!! fBBLS best Cincinnati' WHISKEY ust received by the subscriber and for sale verlv low. 1 will always have the best.articlcs on bands, and will sell at Cincinnati prices includiug (eights. WILLIAM HUGHES. aprit 55, 3vv. ; '
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HARRINGTON, HANNAH & CO,, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, : EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
A. B. COLEMAN, Late of Evansville. GENERAL FORWARDING &
NO. 59, GRAVIEU STREET, IVEW-OIILEAAS.
Reference, COLEMAN & STETSEN, Naw THOMAS H. MAGHEE, 3 JOSEPH WHITNEY &. Co.) HALLET & BLAKE, $
Boston. St. Louis.
STEWART &. Co. W. W.TOMPSON&.C0. Dec. 21, if THOMAS H.
COMMISSION MERCHNT, For the Sale of Tobacco and Western Produce of crcry description, NEW YORK CITY. (VVVe will make liberal Cash advances on shipments to the above house. Evansville, January 11, 1844. . JOHN. II. MAGHEE & CO.
GBIFFITH&-CORBE:T. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE. CROCKERY, DRY GOODS. AND GROCEiES.
WOULD call the attention of the public generally, and Country Merchants their large and full assortment of goods which they are determined to sell as HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE, or any other Western City. N. B. Cash paid for Wheat, Flax-Seed, Beeswax, &c, , ' . May 23rd, 1841-tf. ':" . . . - .
CHEAP GKOCERY
WOULD caM the attention of the Public generally, and Country Merchants in particular, to their large and full assortment of GROCERIES which tliey are determined to sell uaLOW aaany HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE, or any other West of the If'etltm City. -. N. B. CASHPAID for W;,eat, Flax Seed, Bees wax. Deer Skins. Bacon. Lard. Feather.' EeT
Hides, Oats, Corn and Corn .Meal, ice':, &c, &c. CHEAP GOODS JUST. ARRIVED, '. JOS. M. CALDWELL'S, (MAIX STREET, EVAXSVILLE IXD.,) EALER in Staple and fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. BONNETS, UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AXES, HOES, TRACE CHAINS, &C., &C., &.C., &.C.. . .- " I have lately returned from "the Eastern Cities and am now receiving a large Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, purchased upon , the best teims, great care has been taken to select goods suitable lor this market, and I -am determined, to selt GOOD BARGAINS, I am not ju the habit of sending out "1iigh pressure" advertisements, but I do most earnestly and respectfully invite Country Dealers and all other persons wanting goods to call and examine my goods and prices, I will jry to sell goods CHEAP and witl take pleasure iu waiting upon all thai call whether we trade or not. Oj-ALSO, a variety of School Books of the latest editions, anu other works too numerous to mention . Evansville, April !3ih, 1644, 2m A GUMBERTS & CO. VARIETY" STORE; WUST RECEIVED a new Stock of fancy Spring and Summer Goods cheaper than has ever been sold iu the Western Country, as lollowes: French Balzorine, Plaid Eoiinet do, do Ginghams, Chinese - - do, English & Chinese do. Fringes colored, ' Muslin Ginghams, Grimp do, Fancy Prints,as pink & Black and Pink Crape striped mourning and Linen floss, . second mourning, London Check's, Plaid Summer Stuff, Silk Dress Shawls, M de Lai nes do, Crape de Laitie do, Plaid silk Cravats, Figured Silk Parasols, Plaid Plain , ... Sun Shades, do do White Cambrics, Jaconets, . Check Cambrics, Plaid . do. Lace stripe, Muslin Lace, Check. Muslin, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, t igurcd do , do . Satin . do do Pab. Dress Ilkfa. ; Plaid Hernawin," Fancy Lisb. Milts, Col. Essp k figured Black filet Mitts, Cambric-Dimity, Lisle Edging, ' Mourning Collars, ' Dimity do, Lace "' ' do, French needle work do. French & painted Lawns Painted Muslins, Summer M. tie Laines, &c. ic. &.C. &c. do 4 figured, Silk, - Eggp, Lisle, - Kid, raff. Ribbons, Crimp neck do, Satin do. Stripe- , do,-,-' JLaceedve do,' Evansville, April 4, 1844 tf Window Glass t White Lead. t$OBesI0 by. 12 Wiudow Glass, , do Dy xu do do. 40 da - II by 15 do do. 10 do I by 18 do do. 00 kegs Pittsburgh No 1 White Lead. Just re licved and for sale by . W. &. C. BELL J an 7 Corner-Main and tirst S BblsKEjSIIAWA SALT 200 bags Turks Island do do Liverpool Bloom do For sale by BEMENT & VIELE SHOT! SHOT!! 4BAGS assorted SHOT just' received from St. Louis, and for sale v ery low for Cash, by" IIARRLNGTON, HANNAH, &Cu. Nor 17. -- Water Street. CLOVE SEED. EW Clover Seed lor safe oy March 3'43.' BEMENT. & VIELE. fWtEAS, Candles, Soap, Raisins, Lemons Jj Wrapping Paper, Bed Cords, &c, tn store and selling verylow for cash, by June 16,uiaiu street A. B. BEMENT. 1000 SETTS COMMON TEAS. - (JOO DOZ. EDGED PLATES. IO CASKS ASSORTED QUEENS WARE, in Store and for Sale very low for CASH, by " June 6, '44 JL H. MAGHEE, &. CO. NOTICE fCf OTICE is hereby given that' the uriderXSi signed has taken out lcllers.of administration on the estate of Henry liar wood, late of Vanderburgh County and Stale of Indiana, deceasall persons indebted I the said estate are renuesied to make immediate payment and those having claims against, the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement the said estate is supposed to be insolvent. -August 15, 3l ELIZA IIAKWOOD.
E. II. FAIRCHILD.
B. FLOURNOY SIMMS. COMMISSION. MERCHANTS, Vork WM. II. STOCK WELL, "J JOHN SHANKLIN, J. II. MAGHEE &. Co. Evansville. . JOSEPH WHEELER J. M. STnCK WELL LEWIS &. STERLING, Philadelphia. Alton JII, E C.MARCH, II A 5 HE S3 in particular, in LOW AS ANY STORE. Evansville- la , July 4th, tt ADMINISTRATOR'S -NOTICE. OHN INGLE Jr. has taken out letters cf sd ' inini8trution fde bonis uon) vviih (he will annexed, 011 the estate ol Saunders Hornbfook. ate ol Vanderhunr County Indiana. Deceased. The estate.is beleived to be solvent. Let all concerned take notice.' JOHN INGLE, Administrator. , May lCth,'44 3t. ' I.EAOI LEAD!! POUNDS Bar Lead just receiver ed from St. Louis, ur steam tinat Messenger, and for sale very low for Cash, by MAKKlflol ua, UAJNJN A,iUo. Dec. 'nd 4.' ' COPAKTN ERSIII1V HE UNDERSIGNED have this day as,ciaifcd themselves under. the firm of BABCOCKS &. SHAUPE, for the purpose f transacting a GeneraUGrocery, Crockery To bacco, aud Produce business. . ELISHA S. BABCOCK. CHARLES B A BCOCK. PETER SHARPE. Evansville Feb. 22 '44. : tf. NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELRY, v J. L. B1TTROLFF has just opened at his Fancy Store on Second Street a I area and splendid stuck -of new fashioned JEWELRY, selected by himself with great care which be pledges himself to sell at as low prices, as the same articles can bo purchased for IN ANY OF THE WESTERN CITIES. His assortment consists in part of: A large variety of gold finger ring, bracelets, head lockets of various kind and sizes. New fashioned breast pins-of the finest gold, gold aud silve r hair pins, and scarl pins, ladies card boxes, a Very pretty article, head ornaments, silver thimbles of various kinds, fine gold fob chains, guard" chains, seals aud keys, .steel .fob chains and keys, gold plated chains and keys, silk guards ot every kind, gold and silver pencil cases, silver and common spectacles, a number of brass clocks, &c, &c. - The Ladies and Gentlemen of the pleacc is respectfully invited 10 call aud examine for themselves. "J. L. E1TTROLFF. .April 25th, 1814. WANFTD. BUSHELS of OATS, for which the highest price will be paid lu CASH, by ALL1S &. HOWLS. Feb. 22 1844- tf . BLANKS! BLAMES!! E HAVE on hand and will constantly keep a variety of neatly executed BLANKS At this office, such as blank Deeds, Bills of La den. Executions, Summons', &c. &.C., which v wui sen cneap lor iAsu. . . - , . . CARDING MACHINE FOR SALE." NEW Carding Machine & Picker construct ed after the latest improvements and com plcte ia every respect.for sale very low by " W. II. STOCKWELL. May 2rd, 1C44 tf. HEMP SEED. FEW Bbls. Hemp Seed for sale by May 2, tf. BEMENT & VIELE. JL . - Coffee - fCt fi-BAGS Rio and Havana Cflee just mmt& received from New Orleans and" lor bale low for CASH. . 10 Hhds. Prime New Orleans sugar. 0 Bbls. Molasses: lOO Kegs Boston Nails: v" - oO " ew York White Lead- . ' 1 -520 Bbls North Carolina Tar. . JO " Refiined Loaf Sugar. JO Boxts Raisines JM. K. 1 Terce of Rice. IO Bbls. best Tanners Oil. 1 Bbls. Varnish. 20 Kegs Dupont's Powder. 1000 vs. Codfish Prime Article. ALLIS & HOWES. Evansville la., July 4, '44. tf Law Notice. BATIELL &IXGLE,' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVANSVILLE. OfSee on Frstst. below Main. Aug5-tf 100 DOZ. Superior Fine PALM IIATS.150 ' Common 20 " Cypress & Willow BONNETS new Styles. With a coroDlete of English straw and Gimp Bonmets, 23-"' PalmHooda, for sale very cheap by Juae 6, MI.- J. II. .MAGHEE &. CO.