Evansville Journal, Volume 10, Number 42, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 October 1844 — Page 4
AUCTION NOTICE. - FIRST LARGE SALE FOR FALL, 1S44, ",' . BY V. & C. fELLOWES & CO. On Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday, Uie 16, 17, 18, and 19, September, Of English French, and American Dry Goods. WILL be sold us above, commencing each flay- at 94 o'clocn, consisting in part, of : blue, black, green, brown, olive, cadet and drab Cloths;b!ue, black end fancy colored Casamieree; Satinets, of every Variety i Eastern and Steu'benville Jeans; Beaver aud Pilot Cloths, great variety ; blue, block and drab Flushings; Kereys; plain and pi ad Linseys; wltite, green, red and velloxv Flannel; black aud colored English
Merinoes, black and colored Alpacha Lustres;
fancy IsabelKnes; Bombazines; Mousselino de
Lainei; Verin and Alpach serges; Valencia,
ewansdowu. Merino, and saiiti Vestings; Tabby
Velvets: --, 3,000 pieces dark fancy Prints; 600 do Earlston and Manchester Gingbanvs; 500 pieces Penitentiary Plaids; Apron and Furniture Checks; Hickory Shirtings; C'harahravs; 100' bais brown sheetings, various brands ; -30eases bleached cottons; 20 bales tickings assorted; 10 do Perkins Drillings; - 20 cases Canton Flannels; P;!r,iiijs-. Sailducks: Buckrams; 'colored Cam
brics; Silesias; Russia Diapers; Irish Linens; j brown Hollands; Shswls; silk and cotton Hand- j ketcliiei"s;Ho8;ery; Gloves; Suspenders; Buttons Thread; Sewing Silk; Spool Cotton; Skein co'ticu ; Pins, &c. Also, meu'a aad boys' Boots and Shoes; Aieo,nin's and boa' fur and seal Caps. ' Also Ruea'.a fur and silk Hats. To which we call the attention of merchants reneraily. Our stock at this sale will be very
complete; end, from ourreecnt arrangements, we'eau offer great inducements to Western and Southern buyers. Cash, men ttced go no farther East, as we are. determined to make it- to their icterest to deal at home Call at'd examine. T tries, cash: W. &. C FELLOW ES & Co. Auctioaeers, Maiu st , Louisville, Ky , N. B. We will resume our regulur weekly tales on Tuesday, August 27th, and continue during the seaaut;. ' August 15th, 1844. LIST OF BEMilMXO PALLSALES. Saie No 2 I4;h, I5tb, 16th, St 171b, October. Sale iNa.3-4 h, 5th, 6th and 7th November. Sale No. 4 25, 'J6,27, and 28 November.
DRS. DAN'L 8. LAXE it J. U. WILCOX.
(THE citizens of Vanderburgh County and jX. vicinity are respectfully informed that that the undersignedjhave entered into a copartnership in the practice of Medicine, in admits various branches. Those who may choose to apply to -them, may be certain of being promptly and carefully attended ;.'aud when the attendance of BOTa may be desired by any individual, the expenses will not be increased thereby. D.S.LANE, " July 18, '44 tf. . JOHN R. WILCOX.
WkPIECES PRIXTS.comprising
L4' a large and beautiful assort
ment ot all the latest and most desirable styles
which will be sold at the very lowest prices br June 6, '44. J. H. MAGHEE & CO.
DR. S. THOMPSON, I LATE . ' Ajt. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in Kemper College, St. Louis. MAYING permanently located himself in Evansville, offers bia services as a Surgeon and PnvsuiAX to the citizens of Evansville and the neighborhood. - He can be found at all hours of the day at his office, on 1st street, near the Sherwood IIou9e and at night, at his residence, on 1st Street above the Episcopal Church, in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Wm.Caldwell. May 23d, 44-2mo.
Large sale of Town Lots
4 SPLENDID new Eleptic Spring Buggy Eastern make for Sale by May 30th, tf. J. H. MAGHEE, & Co.
COPARTNERSHIP.
A RFENTER tc LA:D have associated
f . J with them Mr. A. T, HOWES, the bust-
iisc htreaTur will be conducted under the firm
v Carpenter, Ladu & Howes. ' A.B. CARPENTER, OLIVER LADD, a; T- HOWES,
EREWERY FOR SALE OR RENT.
rwrttlE Brewery situated in New Harmony is
fj offered for sale or rent ou reasonable terms, together with Barrel!, Mil!, Malt House, and all other. appurtenances. The Brewery is situated in a good Barley country. The Biewery is situated on a two acre lot, on which is a good dwelling house, vthich will be sold or rented with it. Persons wishing to purchasa or rent vm!I pleasa apply to the subscriber near New Harmony. Aug. 1st, 2 mo. , GEORGE ELLIOTT.
" Boots It Shoes.' ns"Ti Cases BOOTS and SHOES for sale by GRIFFITH tt CORBET. May 23d '44. -
I
May
- Nails. -- " Kews Boston and Juniata NAILS
for sale by 23d, '44. GRIFFITH & CORBET.
Teas.
B? Chests superior Young H ysen TEA for fam 3 ily use. for sale by . May, 23d. '44. GRIFFITH & CORBET.
Notice.
yiVfY AS etosed bv Joseuh Futwilor, at Ah-
MM tbotiy'a Ferry, Vanderburgh County, la cue small Sorrel Mare. The owner is request
eit to come and prove his property, psy charges
arid take her away. Anihonj's'Fcrry, July 17th IS44. 3t.
rnHERE will be offered for sale on Saturday LL the 28th ol September next between the
hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6 P. M.at the court house door in Evansville County of Vanderburgh, 8Dd Siate of Indiana, by virtue of a deed of trust
given to me the subscriber by Silas Andrews ol the City ol Hartford, Conn., for the benefit of cer
tain creditors in eaid deed named: (raid deed
dated the llth day of January 1810,) named the
following i&ts lying in the Town of Evansviile, County ot Vanderburgh and State of Indiana, to wit: One lot of land designated as lot No sev
enteen (17) in tiie lower enlargement of said
town; also the following lota 1n said town in the
outer or easteru enlargement thereof and which
were purchased by said Andrews of R M. Evans, to wit; Lot No twenty-four (24) in block No two (2,) lot No five (5) tti block No three (3,) lot No twelve (12) in block No four (4,) lot No nine (9) in block No ail (6,) lot No twenty (20) in block No (9) lot No fouileen (14) in block No ten (10) lot No l'our(4)iii blocE No eleven(ll) lotNoseven (7) in block No twelve (12) lot No fourteen
(14 in block No thirteen (13) lot No eleven (1 1) in block No fifteen (15) lui No one (I) in block
No sixtecn,lot No twelve (12) in block No nineteen (IS) lot No eleven (U) in block No twenty
one-(21,) lot No six (6) in block No twenty-three
(23,) lot No eight (8) in bloc it No twenty-live (25,) lot JYb one (1) in block No twenty-six(26) . . . - t I i T.T . . tr
lot Ao seven i) in oioca io twenty-seven v-W lot (No four (4) in block No .twenty-eight- (2&) lot No (ourteen (14) in bloc It No (31,) lot No six
tti) in block No thirty-two (32.) lots Noseven(7)
and aixteen(16)in block No thirty-three (33,) lot No six (6) in block numbrr thirty-lour (34) lot
number eight (8) tu block, number thirty-nve(,ja) lot number sixteen (16) in block number thirty
six (3t,) lot number ten (10) in block number
iliirty-s 'ven(37) lot no six (6) in block no thirty
eight (38) lots uo (our (4) and twenty (20J in
block uo thirty-nnie lot no eight o in block
no forty 40 lot no twenty 20 in block no forty one4ljlui no four 4 in block no forty-two 42J
IotB no seven I'j auu iweniy-iwo hi oioc no Iroty-lour (4j lot no eight 8 in block no forty five 45 lot no twelve J 12 in block -no lortyail 46 k'ts no eight 8 aud seventeen 17 in block uo torty-f ight 48 tot ho nine 9 in block no forty-nine 49J lots no ihree 3 aud lourieen 1 14 in bloik no titty (50) lot no lourteen 14 ii block no tifty-one (51) lot no tweuiy-fonr 24 ii blk no fittv-two 1521 lot no fifteen 1151 in blk
no filty-four 54 and lot no sixteen 16 m block no filly-five 5o Also a small tract of land deeded by Robert M. Evars to Silas Andrews by
deed dated October IVUi, A D lbd7, as appears
by the record of deeds in the Recorders oriice of
Vanderburgh County; aud which tract is )OUud asto'itows. to wit: Beginning at the most west
eriy corner oi a tract oi 4U vu-iuu acres oi lanu in the north-west quarter of section twenty nine
29 T. six lb south ol Kange ten IU west
conveyed by said Evans to Samuel R. Miller by
deed bearing even dale herewith, which comer
is in the line ot 8th sirect lornung the iN-b boun
dry of the Town of Evansvilla.aud running thence
north-easterly on a line parallel witn walnut
street extended to an east and west line, running
across said Quarter section eighty IfcUl pole
north ot the south boundary thereof; thence with
eaid east aud west line, west to a point therein
from which a line drawn parallel with the first
Hue to Eighth street will include five and 19-100 acres, thence with said line to Eighth street and
w ith eighth street to the beginnings Said sale to continue on to Monday immediately subse
quent said day of sale and between the hours aloreeuid, Sl from day to day at said place above
named should it b necessary tor toe purpose. ot
completing the gala ol said lot. " 1 he title oi the subscriber to said lots will be mentioned on day
of sale or a, anytime previous, it can be ascer
tained by inquiring of Batlell & Ingle.
1 eruis ol bale bAbU. Evarisville, (EZRA STRONG Trustee of
Aui'UBL 8ih '44 ihe Creditors ol SlL&s ANDREWS
td prs ice S 13,12 ( by Uattell Sc latE,his Att'ys.
Louisville, Evansville and HENDERSON PACKET,
...FAWN. ., rtfflHIS new and splendid last running Steam
H. er, having been built expressly for this
trade will ply regularly twice a week between
this place and Louisville, leaving Louisville
every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock P. M. and Evansville every Thursday 2 o'clock
P. M. and Sun-day b o'clock r. M. Evansville Nov. 23d 43-tf.
The proprietors of the Steam Boat "Fawx,"
will put a new anil beautiful ooat, the
in the same trade, about the first of July, for
model, speed and beauty, she . will not be un
surpassed by any boat on the western wsters.
v. u. t5iut,r.vc.i.i- Agent Evansville-, June 29th, '44-tf.
Martin Ries & Jacob Scherer, CABINET MAKERS. MEAE 'XHE CLERKS OFFICE, MAIN STREET.
Mabtin Ries .& Jacob Scheber, would take this opportunity to inform, the Citizens of Evansville and
the surrounding country
that they will keep constant
i i I L. ,. : I . I r
4- ty un iiuiiu a i;iiuii.c lui ui lui
- li li nittire, such as: Ureesine
ureaus, Tables, Stands,
Mahagohny back and Rattan bottom Chairs and
Solas and every other article in tneir line.
Orders will be d uly honored at the shortest ai t d .r t- t
notice. . Kiia ot auucn.K.
N. B. Ready made Coffins will be constantly
be kept on band. July 1 1 3m. . R. & S.
l-r -i r-T-T-.7-i.f- -:
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C. HARRINGTON.
JOHN. B. HANNAH.
E. IL PAIRCHILO.
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A. B. COLEMAN, Late of Evansville.
GEHERAL FORWARDIHQ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
: NO. 59, GRAVIER STREET, NEW-OHEEAXS.
REPORT. Of the tial and Coneiction of ROMAN WEINZCEPFLEIN, " FOR RAPE, ; COMMITTED UPON THE PERSON OF ANNA MARIA SCHMOLL, WHILK AT CONFESSION AX IN THE CATBOLIC CHURCH AT ETANSVlLtE. 1ND., For Sale at this Office.
EVANSVILLE 'BAKERY'.
HE undersigned having opened a regular
uaKery on iUain t., one door above. lo.-epl
f. tlliott's, will, keep constantly on ha.tJ. . all
aiuus ot uracKers, viz : , -
liutter Crackers,, Dyspepsia Crackers, Water do Pilot Breadv Boston . do ' .Loaf do Also: Am, kinds of Cakes.
Orders from the country accompanied : 'with
the cash will be promptly Attended to.
. JUiifl M. SAMPSON,'
way 2J, '44 ti. - .
Mav 2.
BBLS. CINCINNATI RECTIFIED
WHISKEY, for sale by - '44 BEMENT & VIELE
Cotton Yarn-. - '
iCh-Th Doa Cotton Yarn for sale
W If low, ov
May 23d, '44. GRIFFITH & CORBET.
. DISSOLUTION.
ftHEfir:n of A.B, Careriier& Co. and John
E. Burbank &. Co. have been this dis-olved b
mutual consent all persons who are indebted to
either of the firms are requested to pay to either
ot the underariiiied who are authorized to re
ccive'.the same, . - ' '
All persona having claims against the late firm
of A. B. Carneuter oc Oo. are requested to pre
sent the same to Willard Carpenter for settle
luent. ALVIN B. CARPENTER, WH.LARD CARPtNTLH, JOHN RL'RBANK. -
Evausville. May 30,'41,3t. ,- ' CEMENT! CEMENT!! yt FRESH supply HYDRAULIC CEMENT just received and for sale by May 2, '44 tl. V BEMENT &, VIELE.
Crockery. 1,200 Setts Common Teas, 500 Liverpool do , . 100 . China ware, 1,000 ' Edge pla'es of all sizes, 500 u Edge Dishes do 200 " Printed Tea Ware, 200 " 1 While Granite do. For Sale by GRIFFITH &, CORBET. May 23d, '44.
Sait
BBLS NO. I KANAWHA SALT
lor SALE by J. & W. R1ELLY.
Evansville, July I0th,3ul844. .
expose
5th et
.NOTICE.
IVrOTlCE w hereby given that T will 1 i'i to enle at public auction on Friday
September next, at the Late residence of Henry Harwood,decaed,all his property consisting ot raiile,hogs,shecp & arniing uicnaila,household &kitchn tkiriiiiure aud many oilier articles too numerous to mention. All sums of 3.00 and less each in hand, all sums over 53,00,9 months credit will bo given the purchaser giving his note with approved security. Angust 15th,3t ELIZA HARWOOD. . 1 Evansvie High School. ' VSJHjfR. JI. Tia'too will open a School on Mon. $J dsy the ad f September next in which wui ce taught ail tiie branches of a thorough English educutisii, tojether with the Latiri aud - French lai)2U8s;eJ. -
' As he wiii have the assistance ofhisSisier Miss
Ann Trafton he will receive the youth . of boih
riea and of every suitabe 8"e, even those who
hnve p.ttended only primary Schools,
'1'lie trms ",!( be as modorate as at any otuer
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE raVlE subscriber offers for-sale, three houses M. and lots and- six acres of town lots all under good fence and well set with grass tor mead
ow; the houses are on seminary street, second block, east from the square, one of tlieni new and well calculated for a boarding house, It contains two large rooms and a Dining hall on the lirst floor, and 3 rooms on the second, with frosi proot cellar and kitchen, with plenty of hard and soft water at the back tloor; the houses are ail on lots joining each other aud may be had separate or together. . A horse and carriuge and a stock of hogs from one year old downwards, numbering twenty more or less. Terms half on sale aud halt iu 12 mouths with approved secur
ity, when warranted' deeds will be given for the
real estate. Apply to the subscriber ou the pre inUes. . - ' .. .. -- Piincetoif, Gibson Cov Ind. - Aug. I, '44-tf - THOMAS -M'AFFEE.
NOTICE
"PTS hereby given that the undersigned hsstak-
h en out letters 01 administration- on me estate of George W, Dauherty, late of . Vanderburgh county and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to retake immediate payment, and tlioee hav
ing claims against the sume arenotinel to. present them duly authenticated lor s.HiUnieril the
said estate is supposed to he insolvent.
J. F. DAUUMtKi'l , Adm'r. August S, '44-3t
Brandreth's Pills and our Climate!
THE WEATHER AMD ITS EFFECTS!!!
f R HE sudden change ol the weather will be
La productive of much sicKnesB, unless people
are careful tu attend to the state of the stomach and bowels. I' this is done, no danger will
arise: but on the hrst teeliug ot headache, pain
in the side, back or ' bowels hav e recourse lo
BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS. Six or eight of of these PILLS will in most cases be sufficient as a first dose, and one dose of thisVuid, it is not improbable, may prevent months ol sickness, perhaps deatu. They will, if used during the prevalence of any cause for disease, generally prevent fatal results; because they remove from the frtomaeh bowels any morbific matters, that may have accumulated in the system by inhaling impure air or from eating ukholesome food. It is at all Hints easier to. frevext than cube disease, hecauee taking a preventive course by using these PILLS we do not debilitate the natural functions of the bod)', but rather atrength1 . 1 rr.i it .
en ana assist mem. 1 ne peculiar action 01
BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS is lo cleanse' ttie blood Irom ail IMPURITIES, remove every cause of pain or weakness aud freserve the constitution in such a state of
health a iid.viaoK,' that casual changes cannot
effect u. .
A teeh supply just received and for sale by
DANIEL WOOLSEY, Evansvilj.e. Alo
Phelps io. Ilagan, Newburgh; Wm Thurston,
Seoti Township, Vanuerliurgh Co; Hinch & Leo
nard Mt . V eriion ; Agmel St Jones, New Har
mony; and by 20,000 sgviits in the Uni ted States
and Canauies.
Price 25 cents per DOX with full directions, 07-See Agents Certificate of AGENCY-
L. D. SMITH'S CASH STORE REMOVED .
rjjlO the New Brick Buildino on the BURNT H orri a on ...1
ju. oHuaRti, wnere ne is. now opening
large and desirable assortment of FOREIGN ,V
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, a complete atock of
tiAKLvv Atcti and UU I LERY, Wool, Fust,
tii.K, and Kussia Hats, Umbrellas and Pra
sols, Wfn.ow, Straw and Florance Braid Bosrnets. Boots and Shoes of every description, Palm
rl ATS, WiUEENSWAEE, LOOKING OLAS8ES, CORN Slid
tiRASS fcCYTHES, AXES, . TRACE CHAINS, BENCH
fLAINS, &.C., &C, OiC Together with a large variety of ' STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
purchased in Philadelphia and New York, du
ring the month ol March with ereat care and
attention, and he has only to say to those who
may lavor him with a call that he can show
them goods al such prices (as cannot be beat,) i
iubi mcy win- pna it 10 tneinutere8t to purchase without going further.
L. D. SMITH. Evansville, April ?5th, 1844 2mo. NOTICE.
R WM. TRAFTON would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he
has associated with himself in the practice ol
;Medioime and Surgery, Dr. C. S. VVEEVER
i hey will continue business at the old Office on
Locust btreet, where one or the other may al
ways be found ; unless absent on professional
visits. Dr. Trafton would further inform bis
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 J8, 1844.
H A R R I N GT ON v N All CO, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,! E VAH S VILLE I H DIANA, f
B. FLOURNOY SIMMS.
Reference, COLEMAN Sc STETi'FN,
1I1U I1A9 11. ltlAUm.1, JOSEPH WHITNEY & Co. HALLET& BLAKE, STEWART &. Co. W. VV. TOMPSON St Co, Pec. 81, tf
New York. Boston. St. Louis.
WM. II. STOCK W ELL. 1
JOHN SHAN KLIN. . J. H. MAGHEE & Co. . 5-EyarjBvilIa. JOSEPH WHEELER, Jr. J. M.STHCKWELL, j LEWIS Si STERLING, Philadelphia. E C.MARCH, . Alton III. ,
THOMAS H. JIAGrHEE, -; COMMISSION MERCHNT, For the Sale of Tobacco and Western Produce of every description, ' . . NEW YOltK CITY. fVT-We will make liberal Cash advances on shipments to the above house. Evansville, January 11, 1844. . ' JOHN. H. MAGHEE St CO.
- GRIFF IT H ,ScC ORBEIILl WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IX v.-: ' HARDWABE, CROCKERY. DRY GOODS. AND GBOCEIES.
WOULD call the attention of the public generally, and Country Merchants their large and full assortmeul or goods which they are determined to sell as HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE, or any other Westerji City. N. 13. Cash paid for Wheat, flax-Seed, Beeswax, Sic. - May 23rd," 1844-lf, - - ' " " ' - : '
in particular., to LOW AS ANY
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
WOULD call the attention of the Public generally,' and Country Merchants in particular, t their large and full assortment of GROCERIES which thev are determined to sell o LOW assuy HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE, or any other West of the Western Citu.
N, B. CASH PAID for Wheat, Flax Seed, Beeswax, Deer Skins, Bacon. Lnrd, Feather. Beef
Whiskey Whiskey. Bb'e. ef Cincinnati 'Whiskey of W. G
Breese iust received and for sale Cheap
or 1 ash. 10 Boxes best Cheese. SO Bbls. Salt. ALL1S &. HOWES.
bvansville July 4, 1844 tf.
NEY DRUG STOBE. DR. JOHN It. WILCOX, would res
pectrully inlorhi his old friends and the Public
that lie is now opening (on consignment) a stock of
PKUGS 'IPAI.VTS, lUUDlCIiXES, I OILS. &c.
next door to Rowley's Comer in the Store heretofore occupied by A. Gumbens & Co. Main
Street, which will be sola Wholesale and Retail very low for CASH. - - .. , -
. - , AL,SO He would beg . leave to. offer his professional
services to the Citizens of Evansville and vicin
ity, as he designs devoting his entite time and
attention, 10 the practice of MEDICINE and
SURGERY. Office as above. Etansvtlle, la., June 6, 44 tf.
Hides, Oats, Corn and Corn Meal, ic, See., i.c,
CHEAP GOODS JUST ARRIVED, ' - ' ' " AT '; ' , '
JOS. M. CALDWELL'S, (MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE IND.,)
EALER in Staple and fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, MIOF.S, HATS, BONNETS,
UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AXES, 1IOES, 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 ieims, great care has been taken to select goods suitable tor this market, and I am determined to sell GOOD BARGAINS, 1 am not in the habit of sending out "AtVA rejure" adver
tisements, but I do most earnestly and respect
fully invite .Country Dealers and all other persons wanting goods to call and examine my goods and prices, I will try to sell goods CHEAP
and will take pleasure iu waiting upon all that
call whether we trade or not.
(JT-ALSO, a variety of School .Books of the
latest editions, and other works too numerous
to mention -. Evansville, April 18th, 1844, 2m
A GUMBERTS & CO.
VARIETY STORE,
;WUST RECEIVED a new Stock of fancy CjJi, Spring and Summer Goods cheaper than
has ever been sold in the Western Country, as
followea: V-; ... French Batzorine, V Plaid Bonnef do, - - do Ginghams, , Chinese; do, English St Chinese do, Fringes colored,' Muslin Ginghams, - Grimu do,
Fancy Prints, as pink & Black and Pink Crape
striped mourning and Linen floss,
Evansviile la . 1 u!y 4ih,tt
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE... .. . OHN INGLE Jr. has taken out letters of ad ministration (tie bonis nun) wiib (he wiil
annexed, on the estate ol Saunders Hornbrook.
lute ol Vanderburg County Indiana, Deceased. The estate. in beleived lo be solvent. -
Let all concerned take notice. JOHN INGLE, Administrator, . May 16th, '44 3t.
grvod Sehoci in town The tbovc School
i will be tacght in tlm basc-
:r ent ol the .UPHHiCm. iiapci, in a room airetuiy ilited up for liial iisrpo'se. - Angi 22 3t
"SALE OF PROPERTY.
XT v luLi otter at public sale- on rriday the j jii
21 inst. all the goods and chattels, and effects
belonging to the Estate of the late George W,
Daouherty. consistinz v in part of 3 horses.
1 pair of oxen, 2 plonghs, Sox chains and larm
ine utensils in general. The sale will take place
at the house of Mrs. Ringer's, in Knight township AU sums of 3.00 or lees, cash all sums over
3,00, six months credit, the purchaser giv
nig bond with approved security. J. F. DAUGHERTY, Admr. August 8ih,'44. NOTICE.
BtWSfJE fall term of the Evansville Female
, : fci Semiakt the will commence on Wednes
day the 1 Itli ol Sept., next. Tuition from 12
td $l per year. : Board without washing $1,25 per week. ' Ausc- 15, '44 3t.
SO
May
KEGS Uuponl's Powder lresli fra 10 mills iust received by
30th, if. J. II. MAGHEr., St Co.
NOTICE. . , CrTICE is hreby given that I will sell at ai Ps:b',ic Auctiouon the 13th day of Sepuiibrr nait, t the late ? residence of Robert V'cCuii"ch, dccetia?d, in the Town of Uvans-"tl-e all the pe-rsuriil property of said deceased i-o:iai8tinj of Fortiitare, turuing Jathts, lumber, Term's of aU -' known on day of sale. ' A' IRAJP GRAINGER,
FElO JOSHUA STEPHENS, GEORGE - W.
il BOS WELL, EVEKTON- KENNERLY, SE'fH FAlRCHILD.and. other persons jiiter-
terested in or ownins Lands a-'iuiiiinn the fol
lowing described Land please to lak e NOTICE.
Thai on Saturday the 26iu day of October ins!
1 will have the County Surveyor of Vanderburjjh
County.to run the lines and perpetuate t lie cor
ners of a piece of Laud i n the N. VV . j of Sec
tion NoS. i 11 town number 6, South of ranffe
No.. 10 West in Vanderburgh . County being
a piece of land purchased, by me, trom G.
tioswell trom a piece purcnaseu oy mm rl a
sale of 22 acres belonging lo the assets of Peter
Uibson a Bankrupt.. Oct, 3, 3t. STEPUEN CIIILD3..
TAXES FOR 1844. -
pWUHE LEGISLATURE having extended the
A. term 01 my oince, tome nrst ivlouday 111
March neji; it becomes my duty td collect the
revenue for the presenr. year, or resign ttie office into the hands of the board of Commission
ers. 1 have determined to pursue the former course.
I therefore pivu notice, that I will meet the
tax payers of Vanderburgh County at the fol
lowing places tor the purpose ot receiving Tax
es.
At the School house near John S. Terry's in
Knight TownUnp, 011 MONDAY the 16th of
Sept. next.
At the house 01 teoTge i,. bclmee tn Centre
Township on TUESDAY the 17th oi Septem
ber. - - : . At the house of Charles Knowles, in Scot township on WEDNESDAYthe 1 8th of Septem ber.
At the home of Charles Martin In Armstrong township 011 THURSDAY the 19th September, At tie house ot James Tupman in Perry town-
snip on uiiJ.i x tue zuiu 01 rieptember.
At the house or William Anthony in Union
Township on SAT URDA Y the Slot of Septem ber, -
And I will attend at my office in the COURT
HOUbE in Evansville, from Die 1st day of Octo
ber, biiiilthe 1st day of January, for the purpose
01 receiving taxes. The Taxes for the year 1844 are as follows
For State purposes, on each poll 50 cts. on
each $100 valuation . 01 property 2lcts. For" County purposes, on each poll $1,50 cts on' each $10U valuation of property 50c is.
For road purposes on each $100 valuation ol
property 5 cts.
ah persons tuning-(o pay inetr Taxes on or
before the 1st day January, are .Subject to
a damage of five per cent on thu whole amount
thereof, and cost ol collection.
Persons tn arrearage lor tax for 1843, will be
expected to discharge the same 011 or before the
1st day ot January next. B. ROYSTON, T. V. C. August 15th, 1844, 6t prs.lee $7,00
Flour. .
Bbls super Fins Grove Mill Flour for
sale by UKJr f I 1 11 & CORBET.
May 23d '44. . (
AN ORDIN ANCE, 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 Evausville, That all
Steam-Boats, Flat-boats and .- all- other boats or water craft of whatsoever nature name or kind.
that snail be witnin the limits ot said Town or' within one half mile thereof, that may be infect
ed with Small Pox, or any other infectious or
contagious disease, or from -which any unwholesome, disagreeable or offensive smell or afHuvia
shall arise to the- injury or annoyance of any
person or persons living within the corporate
limits ot said town, be and the same are hereby defined and declared to be nuisances. And auy
person or persons who shall, bring, continue, or
suffer any such boat or water cralt to remain
within the. limits aloresaid, or who beinz the
owner of or having control of any - such water cralt, shall neglect or fail, or refuse to abate, or
remove such nuisance instanter on being notified so to do. by any officer of the corporation of said town, for every hour that he, she or thev
shall so neglect, fail or refuse, shall forfeit and pay to the said Presideut and Trustees for the use ot said Town any sum not more than fifty 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 aa he shall think fit and right. Sec. 2d". That so much of an ordiuace passed January 30th 1843, entitled. An ordinance concerning nuisances, as requires ten days notice 10 be giveu to persons who are by eaid ordinance
made liable to remove or abate any nuisance or
nutsancea tn said ordinance specified bo and
the same is hereby, repealed. And any person
or persons wbo by said ordinance are made lia
ble to remove or abate any nuisance in said ordinance specified or contemplated, shall neg
lect tail or reiuse to abate or remove the same
or bfinir noli tied so to do by any oBicef of the
corporation pcrsuaul loan order of the said pres-
dent and trustees within the time specified
in such order the person or persons so offending, shall be liable to all the penalties and forfeit-
ares in' said ordinance specified and the same proceedings shall be had therein as if' the said
ten days noiiee had been given---Sec 3d. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances contravening the provisions oj'this ordinance he and the same are herebv.repealed. lAiu-st ) SA M U EL ORR, 'President. J. M. HI'tiCKWELL, Citrk.. July )&V44 3t. . , - .
second mourning,'
Loudon Checks, ' Plaid Summer StutT, Silk Dress Shawls, M de Lai lies do, Crape de Laine do. Plaid silk Cravats, " Figured do- do ' Satin do do Pab; Dress Ilkfe. ' Plaid Ilernawiir,
Fancy Lisb. Mitts, Col. Eggp i figured
Black tiiet Ainu,
do ' t figured,
Silk,
EliKP- -
Lisle, '- Kid,
Taff. Jlibbons, ' Crimp neck do, Satin '-. " do," Stripe , - do.
Laceedge do, '
Evansville, April 4, 1844
Silk
Parasols
do do
Window Glass it White Lead.
3QBoxes 10 by 12 Window Glass,
30 do 8 by 10 do do. ' - 40 do 11 by IS do do. 10 do T by 18 do ' do. ' 00 kegs Pittsburgh No I White Lead. Just re
licved ud for sale by W. St C. J3ELL
Jan 7 ' Corner Mam and I irst t
' RECTIFIED WHISKEY'.!!
lUL.o best Cincinnati WHISKEY jusi
received by the subscriber aud lor sal.
vorly low. . .- ' I will always have the beet articles on hands
and will sell at ' Cincinnati prices including
t eights.' . -- . WIELlAiU HUGHES, april 85, 3w. - - -
Fiirured
Plaid Plain
Sun' Shades,' White Cambrics, Jaconets, Check Cambrics Plaid do, ' Lace stripe, . Alusiin Lace, Check Muslin, Bishop Lawns, BiKik Muslins,
Cambric Dimity, ' Lisle Edging, Mourning Collars, Dimity do, Lace do,' French needle work do. French St painted Lawns Painted M oslina. Summer M. de Laines, &c. Ac. Ste. Slc.
i,EAit lead:: POUNDS Bar Lead just received from- St. Louis, or steam bi'it
Messenger, and for sale very low for Cash, by, ;
Dec. 'ud 4. "
COPARTiV EKSIJIIV
iHE UNDERSIGN ED ha've this day ass.fX. ciai-.d themselves under the firm of BABCOCKS &, SHAUPE, for the purpose transacting a General Grocery, ("rockery Tobacco, and Produce businrsa. rr -
EL1SIIA S. BAuCOCK. -- CHARLES BABCOC1C. -PETER SHARPE. - Evansville Frb. 21 '44. if.NCTT AND SPLENDID JEWELRY.
L. BITTROLFF has just opened at hie Fancy Store on Second S:.reet a I ai t's and
splendid sU'ck of new fashioned JEWELRY, selected by himsdf with great care which he pledges himself to sell at as low. prices, as th same articles can be purchased lor JN ANY OF THE WESTERN CITIES. Iiis 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 and silve r hair pins, and scart pins, ladies card boxes, a' very pretty " article. In ad ornaments, silver thimbles of various kinds, fine gold fob chaius, guard chains, seals and keys, steel fol chains and keys, gold plated chains and keys, silk guards ol every kind, gold aud silver pencil cas, silver and common spectacles, a number ol brass clocks, &c, ic. -. The I .ailiee ami Gentlemen of thepleacc la respectfully invited 10 call unit examine lor themselves. ' J.L. BITTROLFF. April 25ih, 1844. -' "
CASH. Feb.
VTA XFTD. BUSHELS of OATS, Tor which Jhe highest price will be paid tu
by ALLIS St HOWES. 82 1844 if
tf
BblaKENHAWA SALT )c 200 bass Turks Island do -
: .25 do Liverpool Bloom do For sale by BEMENT & VIELE
SHOT' SHOT!! ' .BAGS assorted SHOT just received from St.. Louis, and for sale very low f-r
Cash, by HARRINGTON, HANNAH, AtCo.
Nov 17. . . Water Street.
- . CLOVER SEED.
NEW Clover Seed for sale by -M arc h 3 '43. BEM ENT & VIELE.
ftEAS, Candles,- Soap, Raisins, Lemons 11 Wrapping Paper, Bed Cords, &cr in 6tore
and selling verylow for cash, by
June lb, main street A. Li. t)tiilii 1 ' 1000 SETTS COMMON TEAS. OOO DOZ. EDGED PLATES. IO CASKS ASSORTED QUEENS W A R E, in Store and for Sale' very low lor CASH, by " June 6, '44 ; J. H. MAGHEE, &. CO."
- - NOTICE " . TOTICE isliereby given that " the underjiJ .stoned hus taken-out letiersof administration ou the estate of Henry Harwo.od, late of Vanderburgh County and State of Indiuha, deceasall persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those, uaving claims agaiusl the same are notified to preBont them duly -authenticated for settlement
the said estate is supposed tu be insolvent
August 15, 3l
ELIZA HARWOOD.
BLANKS! BLANKS!! E HAVE on hand and' wiil consfar-.t'y keep a variety of neatly executed
BLANKS At this office, such as blank Deeds, Bills of I. a den. Executions, Summons', &c. &.C., which we will sell cheap for Cabb.
CARDING MACHINE FOR SALE.
NEW Carding Machine-ic Pickrrconstruet-
ed after the latest improvements and coin
plete in every respecCor sale very low by
. May 2rd, 1844 tf. - "
HEMP SEED, ; FEW Bbia. Kemp Seed for' sale
May 2. tf.
by
BEMENT St VIELE.
Coffee
JO
10
1
10
1
BAGS Rio and Havana Coffee just received from New Orleaua and.
lor sale low for CASH. " -' 10 Hhd. Prime Nw Orleans sur. SO Bbls. Molasses. " . IOQ Kegs Boston Nails. jQ " New York White Lead- y 2k Bbl? North Carolina Tar.
Ke tuned Lost sugar.
Boxts Kaisines M.K. 7 ' - y Terco of Rice. , . : . ,
Bbls. best Tanners Oil. - . ; Bbls. Varnish. - '
SO KecsDupont'e Powder."
1000 vs- Codfish Prime Article. . - ALLIS & HOWES. - Evansville la., July 4, '44. tf . j Law Notice. " . ' BATTGLL &INGLE v ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVANSVILLE. . - Officeon Fratst. below Main. - Aug 5-rti , . ; 100 DOZ. Superior Fine PALM HATS. -. 150" Common - . ; - 20 " Cypress St. Willow BONNETS . new . ..'Styles. -With a complete assortment of English straw and Gimp Bonnets,25 " Palm Hoods, foreale very cheap by Juue 6, '44. r-g J. II. MAGHEE i CO.
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