Vincennes Gazette, Volume 3, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 16 December 1833 — Page 4
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V. Alt AM) i:. 'Vnrcnd Lore have vari-ms c ires: "War sheds blood, and I.ove shed; tears; V, ,r ha ?vvoriK and Love has darts, VV'ar Ltcaks head.-, and Love totals heart?. v"ar wales foes, Love makes friend; V tr1 soon o'er, Love ne'er ends: War makes wrath, Love makes !nt, War takes wealth, and Love t ikes Inc. War moves hold, I.ove move? sly ; War make us rave, Love muses us sign : Wars raid by the men, Love's rul'd by trie tair, War needs many soldiers, Love needs but a pair
OLD liACi: F.LOUS. lie who alone would ever live. Deserves to always live alone ; '.o sympathy has he to give, No joy s that he can call his own. Like some uncultivated field, His breast all cenar.lle-s doth lie; ZhO trnitatre the waste soil can yitld, And buds of hope but spring to die.
II. n. WHET, I, Illl 11 s JUST RECE1VLD, !QK Bbl3 Kenhawa SALT,
Do. Saline Do.
Win I., be offers low for CASH- or will vx ii mre for CORN, or od merchantable PORK Vincfctjties, Dec. 11, 1033 27-3t
Burtch 4 Bcberd, VfifOULD inform those who purchased at their -rale in the country twelve months -ince, that their notes are due, and prompt payment is required; and those having notes and accounts of long standing, are requested to settle the same, on or before the 25th of December next, as loncer indulgence cannot be given. Vincennes, Tnd., .Nov. loth, 1833 23-tf
SZtatmefi ana &vit ami
Second St eci, Vincennes, Ind.
JOHJV MYERS, S now in possession of this establishment, long known as "wff' Tavern." The hon e has been thoroughly repaired ; and a large r.rw stable is completed The Larder, the Bar, the Granery, and the Hay loft, shall always be well provided: the chambers shall be kept in proper order, and the hostler, and servants, shall be faithful John Myers pledges himself to U9e every proper ( xertion to give satisfaction, and solicits public patronn. He hopes, by care and assiduity, to merit the character of keeping "a nmst comfortable house of public entertainment." Vincennes, Sept. 20th, 1S33 15-tf
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Indiana, a dark bay mare; supposed to be eight years old, four teeti hands three inc hes high, a
s,i iltlle mirk on the on si..c, e-l
:y near blind in the L-tt eye Apprai-ed at .w : 1 1 v five dollars by Thomas MeCol, and Imt A. Coon, on the !9th November, 1 before me, JOHN V D It BY, J r. w. c. Dec. 11, 183327-31
JTJUL iub'cribers, inform their friend3 and ii the public, that they have just received from Philadelphia, and now offer for sale, a good
tnd general assortment of lnj Goods,
GROCERIES, HARD-WARE
AMD QUEERS WARE.
ALSO, 150 Uanel Kei.hawa SALT, ALL OF WHICH, Thcv are determined to sell low for cash, or produce of tuck kinds a" may suit them. THORN .V TRACY. Vincennes Ind. Oct. 2b l:-2t-ti
WONDERFUL SUCCESS. ANOTHER BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT AT THE 431vet-SciUuB orate" Let the balance of the Brokers in the Union, "Hide their diminished heads!"
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Adventurers, the triumphant result of one class ! NOS. lO 43 48, The Grand and Splendid Capital of
30,00012!
WAS ABSOLUTELY sold to a gentleman of thia cit3-, in the New York Lottery, Class A'o. 13, for 1833. , n YEJVTVlinRS! You have barely time to rite for tickets, before Lotteries cease in Pennsylvania ABSTRACT OF UNION CANAL 24. g2Q OCO. lOO rnzeoigloOO Tickets 10 Draw 30A JVuv
full, shall possess the immediate advantage of j
such arrivals. In adattion to these arrangements, they are either negociating for, or have actually engaged the aid of some of the fist literary characters of the day, thus making ample provision for the full success of the undertaking as far as depends upon their exertions. Historical, Dramatic, Biographical, and Poetic contributions will bo diligently and prompt ly attended to, and are respectfully solicited. Booksellers and publishers of literary works music, and prints, will Cud The Athenian" a very convenient medium for their advertisements, which will be conspicuously inserted under the department expressly devoted to this object, and on the most liberal terrm and such of them as may wish a critical notice of their books should send them in as early in the week as possible. All communications must be post paid, and addressed to BLACKWOOD h CO. No. I Athenian Buildings, Philadelphia. TERMS, &c TriE Athenian will be printed on a superior quality of double royal paper, folded and stitched in the quarto form, and afforded at the unprecedented low price of TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, payable invariably
in advance
SYLVESTER'S
eotwtcvftft Saccioi. NEW-YORK PRICES CURJICX r, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. HAVING been recently enlarged and otherwise greatly improved, 13 now published every Thursday morning on a large imperial sheet at 130 Brood fray, N. V. and regularly forwarded with the greatest despatch to its patrons iu ail parts of the United States. It contains I. The Counterfeit Detector loin a complete and accurate list of all the Counterfeit and Altered Notes on the existing Banks in the United States and Canada which have from time to time appeared, with descriptions of the peculiarities by which they may be distinguished from the genuine notes, so far as being collected with untiring industry, revised with care, and so arranged as to render certain the detection of a Counterfeit, by a glance at ths Detector. II. A List of Broken Banks and Fraud u
Companies of Hve persons, will be entitled to lent Banking Institutions comprising all the
NEW YOKK EXTRA, No 30.
$10,000 Capital
Tickets g5.
Uraxis Ath Dec.
Western Class draws in Wheeling, on the 30th November. gl5,000 Capital. Tickets $5,
NEW YOKK EXT I A, No. 37 25 OCO CAPITAL. Tickers 8. Draws lUh December Seud ) our order to OEO A COOK, No 68, Wood Mret. Pittsburg Pittsburg. Nov. 20, 1C33-2G
NOTICE.
NOTIFICATION. rgHE heirs of the estate of Philip DefendaU, .1 deceased, ar hereby notified, that I will ripplv t. the next Circuit Court, to be holden in lb-' County of Pike, Indiana, commenestr' on ftje 4th Monday of February next, for the dm a on of 120 acres of laud, lying in said County, Gnd beitic part of Section five, Township one, South Range No nine, West. J AMES DEFEND LL. The above 120 acres is taken off of toe N V. Quarter, ami E Quarter. 6t acre- ..ff of each. CO acres oft? ' the East side ,.f the N. V (f jai. ter, and GO acre otT of the Wet -Lie of the N. F Q. i Section fie, as btt'ore stated.
4 lilE Subscribers have ju;t r reived from ;JL New Orleans, a general and well selected assortment of GROCERIES, which they hae opened in the hou-e, 1 itely occupied by Pay lor iz Watson, and adjoining Morgan -Jones' Hat and Grocery Store, where they have, and intend to keep a constant supply of the be?t LIQUORS &. GROCERIES of every dosnp tion Also, FLOUR, CORN MEAL," and BACON, always kept on I and THORN & TIUCY. Yincennes, Ind. Oct." 20, 1833 20-tf
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lM.-i.VD FOR &ZIE. ACRES
NOTICE. thoe indebted to the subscriber?
b Look account, are hereby earnest-
ly r'jfiuested to discharge the same by casb or note on or before the 1st day of January nest: and all those indebted by
!note, are also lequested to make payment
on or before the above mentioned time. Those who wish, can discharge their accounts or notes ioiiork, within the time
f above stated. All those who necltct this If LN.i. being the Last Iro !,,,., of sect, on 'Jvt' iiru. b 5, r u , 14, North of Range f West, situated call, may expect to settle their accounts .nVtt tie County, Indiana, may be purchased. v ill) an officer, a3 no further indulgence f:i favorable terms This tract was oii.iiiaUyl wjj (,e g1Vcn TllOKN & TRACY, pirrb ise I by the Terre-Haute company, at the! Vinrennes Qct. C5, 1833. 20-tf aalf s of ISib, and possesses advantage equalled j , I 7 I I fl . I . t 1
r-y lew points on toe aoa; n. ii is tn goj s-jn,. no.l mi its western line is bounded by th Wa-' -i-li. ud in ar the whole distance has a HIGH: 3 .NK, .vhich comes bold to the river, and af-i ionU an exc llent landing, at all stage- ot the vater. O the east it is bounded by the State It j id leading from I'erre Haute toward Montor.uma, is about an equal distance trotn each cf those places, and has a tine farming country in
its vicinity, t or particulars enquire e! JAMES FA RRLN GTO N , of Terre-Hautf, or II. M SHAW, of Vinceuues, Ind. Dec. 14, 1833 27tf
MILITIA
FTMliE Miiitia of the Firt Kegimen' Inoiana Militia, re hereby notifn-)
thai an lecti mi ivill lie held at the Court
House in Vincennes. on the 25th inst , for the purpose of electing one Colonel Commandant iu said Regiment, to (ill the vacancy of Col John F Snapp, leagued . By Ol.'r of JAMES CALHOUN. Britfd Gen' I A I SCOT ! . Lieut Col Com'dt nf Fit st lies t lid Militia
Yincennes, Ind., Dec. 4th, 1S33
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cent on all subscribers they obtain, by remitting or becoming responsible tor them. They ill
also be entitled to a copy gratuitously. In proposing this improvement, the publish
ers present their heart felt thanks to those who
have inserted the prospectus ol the opy, anu
trust that a similar favor may be bestowed upon
them by an editorial notice ot the cliange, the insertion of the preceding nro3nectus, and the
Banking Corporations which have become in
solvent, and also all swindling issues of pa permoncy by companies without banking privileges. III. Jew-York Prices Current giving tho prices, respectively, of the various article of Merchandise, Country Produce. Arc. in this city, carefully compiled every Wednesday from the mercantile transactions of the week. IV. Hales cf Exchange , and Price of Gold and Silver giving the prices at which Billa of Exchange on London, Paris, Amsterdam,
New-Orleans, and ihe several creat commercial cities, are bought and sold in New-York; with
discontinuation of that of the Spy. They will! a table of the intrinsic value, in commercial
also please to observe that their many lavoro
are justly appreciated, and that the publishers are desirou. bv the punctual transmission
of their bulletins, to reciprocate the compli
ment.
DRUGS AND
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AND
LITERARY GAZETTE,
f IT I a view to meet the wishes, as well as
the wants of the public, it is contempla
ted to issue, ou or about the first of January next, a new paper DEVOTf D TO The Fine Art?, the drama, News, and General
Miscellany, and embracing Original Essays,! Poetrj , Tales, Sketches ol American Scenery , i Biography, Rules of Life, Scientific and Lite-j iar Intelligence, &c Besides a department of lijht reading, par-'
Sr. 3 JfHatrtiojtr, g I AS just received and uow opening, in the I 8 house formerly occupied by Doctor E. McXumee, a new and fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufls, &e. Together with a variety of the patent Medicines, so celebrated for the cure of SCROFULA or KINGS EVIL. TETTEROUS ERUPTIONS on the Skin,
RHEUMATISM and GOUT All SPRAINS & BRUISES, COLDS, COUGHS, and CON3UMTIONS, DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE of the LIVER, WORMS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, FEVER & AGUE, SORE EYES, and al
most every other disease incident to the human
family.
All of which, are warranted genuine, and will
be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Vincennes, Nov. 24th, 1833 25-3m
'VISE SVIlSVitlllDli
CIRCULAR.
SMIE SUBSCRIBERS mfcrm their friends S and the public, that they have just received from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Piris- . KOM,
RESPECTFULLY informs hia friends and S the public, that he has received an addi-
ticular attention will be paid to that under the tioual supply of FRESH
head of "Reviews" in which all new works,) Af Wt K? whether of oouiestic or foreign origin, will bei w 6j Ts STD II)) critically noticed t he present paper will be tV4 W superceded by "The Athenian" on the termin- Suituble to the present and i pproacou season, ation of the present year, rind ear h subscriber, which he will sell on reasonable terms for cash will be furnished with a copy, which will not He will also receive in payment of good3 at the only contain a much greater quantity, but aljo makct prices, clean merchantable
a tar greater variety ot useliil anil important
transactions, of the Gold and Silver Coins,
respectively, of the different nations ot tha world . V. t'i BankJ-'ole Table containing the names and locations of all the solvent Banking Institutions in the United States and Canada; with the rates at which they are received iu New-York. VT. Prices cf Storks being the market valuo of Public Securities, State and National ; United State9 Bank Stock ; Stocks of the se veral Banks and Insurance Companies in New-York ; with all other Stocks which may be at any time in the market the whole prepared weekly by ono of the most experienced Brokers in the city, from the actual sales at the Board of Brokers and elsewhere. VII Lotteries. The schemes of the New-York
Consolidated and other Lotteries, together with the official Schemes and Drawings of all Lotte
ries in the United States under the managemcLt
of Yates k. MTntyre.
v III. General Intelligence . I he news of tha week, in a condensed and comprehensive form, particularly all that relates to Banking such as New Counterfeits, Bank Dividends, Bank Fail ure3, Incorporation of Banks, Applications for Charters, fcc. together with brief selections from the best English and American literary publications. IX. Advertisements. Mercantile, literary, and general Advertisements will be inserted on tho most liberal terms. The extensive andl wide-spread circulation of the Repohte! among mpu of business and enterprise through out the Union, renders it a highly advantageous advertising medium, especially for whok-6al3 dealers. TERMS. $2 CO, per annum, payable in advance, or 3, at the end of the year. fjTBrokcrs, Cashiers, and business men generally throughout the United States will find the Reporter a valuable source of information ; and their patronage is respectfully solicited, with the assurance that no pains noi expense shall bo spared to render the paper every way worthy their attention and favor. S. J. SYLVESTER. .Veu'-Iort, January I, 1833 25 TUF. MOST EMINENT PUBLICATION TU&t CAN EMANATE FROM THE PRESS.
matter; and every exertion uill be used to sustain lully the character of the Prospectus, as well as to keep pace with the improvements, tho knowledge, and Ihe rising -piril of the age.
In order to render the punln atioii complete in
every department, arrangements have been i . .: ('...i...ui
Suitable to, ihe present and approaching'. "r a" Hcq.s,uu ,u. vmu, ,,t, " J I . . 11 n and, as soon as the patronage will warrant, a srascr.s comprising ; s.-ries of ENGRAVINGS, illustrative of celeF U KiGN & DO M KSTJC;,
III TUUl.llLai'J ) t"Vlij'iiii j iiiv- iviu "7TN consequence of the approaching tCP, flC" w v.w W i The Atiunias being uncircumsenbed in its i mitialioQ of Lotteries, in the State cf, PIOQU&A utility, will be tqually devoted to every section Pennsylvania, S.J Sylvester beg? leave to1 & 'V'VV7 !" Union, and will comprehend every b-
roductive of interest .
Vware that the offer of rewards to literary
pirants has elicited some highly creditable
specimens ot American meraiure, wnicn u will be the particular aim ol The Athenian to
' r,..n.)nia(yn nrpniiiiTn inrn vrirtt.- nf Qiwti nr.
riru & wool, si. its , ' tides as art; suitable for its columns, will be of-
fered early in January. As the amount must ! .1.. ml .rri: 1 1 V nil flip nstrnnai'H rreiviL ;ml
..A& M Mtv J&) IV a iyi i as the putilisners are desirous oi exercising a ue
inform his friends and patron9, that he ha9j WvdNNaYt lllu rttAvUfcV, i ,,ro authorized an agf-nt to make arrangements; i for the iemovalofhi5otrice,inthiscity,t0i O U KKiN S VV AiiK. U?p
r. bv at ion where the Pile of tickets, in all!
p.uih utzed Lotteries, will not be a violation ol the law A? these airanements cannot be completed until the commencement of 'he enduing year, he respectlull) aolHt all thoe who have been ac-ua tonied to'adoiess their order to TitH s utrh. to forward them to Nw Vork,unid -uch 'tine as his new office hall he rea ty ior their reception of which due notio wi! be given in an extra Despatch, and in all the papers which advertise for hi m
No pjtage need he paid when 5, or ripwaid?, are enclosed; and lull reliance may lie placed ou all orders transmitted there, receiving prompt anil coniiieutial atienti in S J S. takes this opportunity of reiuinmg his grateful a kno'.edgments foi the kind patronage extended to him; and hopes that the punctuality which has always distinguished htm joined to hi brilliant and unrivalled success is distributing SPLENDID FORTUNES,
tviM procure h'r him a continuance of those t ivors, which it is hiq constant aim to merit by uudeviating reetitune and strict attention to the wishes of his cone r .indents. S J SYLVESPCIL PiMSi.ufgii, Pa. CO'.n Nov 1833 26 -i fj-.Vlthe pipers n-.w ndverli-inr; fu Gylvester. will msn tho above until the fitt ..f J uiuai v oext--t win h Mme tin tvill in ike out 'heir accounts, md forward fhem to thts cfHcc ritf.sbi:rjh.
BOOTS SHOES)
i . OY & UljrfSSi
WHEAT, OATS. FLAXSEED, GINSENG, FEATHERS,
BEESWAX, LINSEY, JEANS, YARN SOCKS, FLAX fic TOW CLOTH, DRIED FRUIT, &C. JOS.M DDOX. Vincennes, Nov. 24th, 1833 25-3m
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,ii i , t . r it jrpee oi lioerainy i nai win uuoru u suincitni in Itjwi -;'frc selfflrl (It II. tmnmhle lime - . J ...
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and will be found on examination,
attention of purchasers, and will be sold un
u-ually low tor cash. SMITH & CARSON Vinccnne?, June 15, ludd 1-tf
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gIIE Editor of the Indiana Journal respect fi. tally inform their tormer patrons and the public that they intend, as usual, to publish ttieir paper twice a week during the session of the Legislature, and to furnish their subscribers a faithful and impartial sketch ot the proceed ings of the General Assembly, for which pur. pose competent reporters will be engaged Those wishing the paper lor the session only, will be furnished at 75 cents as usual, payable always in advance. Increased exeitions will
wormy Uiej r.,nlll1t but hone that the nnblin frpi.firallv
i i o J will second their endeavors to generate and foster native talentWith a view to accommodate the public with semi anui.al opportunities of eubscribing to thiwork, the publishers will issue it in two volumes eai h containing twenty six weekly numbers, and comprising 4lti pages; thus, the Athenian Will present within the year, Eight Hundred and Thirty tic o pages of well-selected and original reading, upon every subject likely to interest the public This, it will be leadily admitted, gives to this publication a claim which no other weekly quarto l it the United States
can advance, as they contain but halt its iuteuded number of pages, and generally charge double the amount ol its subscription. Uf the quality of its subjects it would be superfluous to speak, as it is not only pleasanler, but safer to judge by practice than profession. It may,
however, not be unnecessary to say that it will
FOR SALE, A STEAM ENGINE, (as follows:) Cylinder l ten inches diameter, four and a half feet stroke, w ith two boilers eighteen feet long, thirty inches diameter. It has been in use about three years, and is in good order, with all the parts complete and ready to set up, except the main shaf which has been in jured in the journal, and can be renewed for sixty or seventy dollars. It can be bad low for cash in hand Apply to D S. BONNER. Vice-ones, Nov. 23th, 1E3 i 2.5-3t.
be made to make tne Journal interesting as
well as useful This paper was published! Ul; : ev-el v cene V;orth v of reservation: ;uid
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twice a week during tne session ai least inree vv,ii iuake two handsome volumes annually.
session at least
years before any other est;ibh-hment vould
und.-rtake it, and when it was a losing cou-j cern;and it is hoped this f.ict will have some intbieuce with the public in reference to our present effort Sua-cribers for the session only ;. ill please to forward their names on or bei'-rc toe 1st of December. Members of the Legislature are authorised and requested to act as agents for us in receiving subscriptions and money Editors in this state, with whom we ixehange, are respectfully desired, to give the above one or two insertions, and to receive subribers .
WOOD. A few Cords of Wcud wanted at this Office.
with each of which an accurate aud copious index will be furnished. Such arrangements have also been effected with the most popular publishers in London, Edinburgh and Dublin, as will put the Athenian in possession ol the earliest editions of the works of merit ami the principal journals published in these cities. Its readers will thus have the late-t literary information ol works, progressing through, us well as of those but newly issued Ir an the press; aud also the earliest receipt id such ne ws as those journals may com tinnncate It is the dt termination of the pub-
lK-iiers of the Athenian, to issue bulletins from
its otiice, that those papers at a distance which
shall notice the alterations proposed for this
I paper, 8i;a iqes:t the present auvwiicctem m
THE subscriber will ie-commence his School on the 1 1th of October.
1 eu weeks will constitute the quarter.
I ertns of tuition will he as follows: For Spellintr, '"'0 For Reading and Writing, - i Oil
For all higher English brancliec, - - 4 00 For Latin and Greek languasres. - - G 00
THE GALAXY OF COMICALITIES, OR SHORT STORIES WELL TOLD. To lie Embellished during the year ivith One Hun drcd and Fifty Comic and Humorous Cuts. f B I IE subscribers issue on Wednesday she 2n3 ft. of October 1833, the first number of an entirely new, amusing and highly interesting work, to he entitled THE GALAXY OF COMICALITIES, OR SHORT STORIES WELL TOLD. In offering to the public a new paper, when there are so many at present, it become us to say a word or two relative to the peculiar qualities it will possess. In the fir3t place we intend to strike out an entire new and originel course. We will not follow the state path cf any cotemporary Journal, but depending on our own resources, aud the favors of a number of valued correspondents, produce at once something worthy of patronago and the smiles of the public. As our title indicates. The GBlaxy 13 intended as a source of
pure ai d c heering amusement to drive a wrinkle from the brow of care to ease the woebegone heart of a portion of its wretcbedness--to lisht the fair face of beauty with an addition ai smile to make youth laugh and age forego a frown, will be our chief endeavor, and iu short W itli mirth and humor drive dull care away, And make this life an ever smiling day. The contents of the Galaxy, will consist of
short humorous stones, anecdotes, conundrums, comic songs, poetry, &c. and will affoid to tho render a rich fund of original reading, calculated to raise a laugh, and yield the most innocent delight. It will he published every Saturday, on a respectable size sheet at the exceeding low prico of One Dollar and twenty five cents per annum ; or five copies for Fire Dollars, payable in all cases in advance. Post masters are requested to act as agents for the above work. Editors of newspapers are requested to give the above a few insertions, and they shall be entitled to an exchange. All letters and orders post paid, must beaddressed to, LESHER & SHELLY, 1 No. S03 Cdllowhill st. Ehilad'a.
No pupil will be taken for a less term than one quarter When two or more
Scholars are ?ent from the same family, at
suitable deduction will he made. The mall tax of 18? cents will he added to thetuilion hill of each scholar to defray the expenses of wood, fcc. tor the school room. Promising strict attention to the improvement of those confided to his cate, he respectfully soliciis a portion of the public patronage. The School will be opened in the 100ms recently occupied bv G. VV. Carrutheis Mi. M. SUA If". Vinceuoes, Sept. 87, 183i. 16-tf
Zin anXt SltrcUX-ivn MANUFACTORY.
I
H AVE a large assortment of TIN WARC on hand, which I will sell at wholesale or
retail, low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job work done at short notice. N. SMITH. Vincennes, Ind. June 15, 1833 1-tf
JOB PttFJ) TZJ a OF E V E R Y DESCKlp T I O IV, Executed with iieatnes, aecuracy and despach at the OiEce of the Vincennes Gazette. BLANK BDS ALWAYS FOP. SALE AT THIS OriiC