Vincennes Gazette, Volume 3, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 February 1834 — Page 4

Mss roM.Y cumcs. 2Ii5 Folly Grimes is still maid ; ; say-- she ne'er will wed : Ifer week -d.i y frock's blue calico, Ilcr Sunday one is r. i.. Her chet ks arc blooming a? the rose Her eve; arc heavenly blue: Sh-J lines not. wear a "dunstable" To hide her lV.ce from view. She r.cvrr lets hr beaux "make free," Nor listen? to tri-?ir vows: When .-he rets up she makes the beds At evening milks the cows. ;C; tin"1 she like, affected belles Att'-mpt to poetise : She's htiy every baking day, At making cakes, and pies. Sdic's always up at six o'clock, In timo to skim the milk : Her bonnet's made of yellow straw Aiul neatly trimmed with silk. 1 1 r r mind is of n serious turn, She of' !i thinks of death: She does not laee her stays so tieht, They make her gape lor breath. Hrr mother th'mks there never was One like her in the world; Her hair is parted o'er her brow She never has it curled. Beloved by all Iht female friend3 Slip leads an eay life. And any mm in town wiuld jump, To ret her for his wife. COMT3. Tin-: pacha or n;YiT. C)ur leiders .tie no dount an at e, lha: Lady Esther Stanhope, a celebrated English woman, who. after having wandered for a long time in the East, ami even reigned over some wandering tribes of Arabs, settled at the foot of Mount Lebanon. whre not long ago she sliil exercised al most a sovereign influence over the popu inlion of thp.ep roiinlries Few traveller 1 i r,xI ilc i Mirrtu, u t K'.i cn )Ciin i'i-i. I'.rLnl . r... o,IAriK.., nilkmit davin.r

visited Lady SHohone, and having receiv- Barnenck, "the uoois weic nii..':. ed from that intrepid Amazon the most to the time, but I forgot to bring them important information of the physical and home. moral condition of these different coun- The dean then gave him one f P., tries. The following, amongst other cu.?ttI looS a!ier apar.se, n-ke: wia 4t -.c o...-. ri.,iD i. .,wihiui whether lie understood .ti

J i,, J infill V ' lltJl III! I 1 inns i.;i,ir, 13 utl (i"ti 'i.m: itii'i i i'i irii ., j , r 1 idvsnip to a traveller, who has kind: v

.ommunicated it ton We civeit in thel. 1 nave '' 1 j, , r. . fine p-ardens in Fri'Ltiid " "Come " - id vords ol the ti iv et.'er; In the course ol inie garue. is in Luciano v. uie. ..no ...,...! ...... ...i.. i i..-i the dear., in a tro.,d humored tone.' I vdi

V, 1 1. I I -v il U II .).-. ' Mill. l If UI I Lady Stanhope, this intrepid lady lehitcd to me several anecdotes of the people of the eaet, which presented a faithful picture of their manners and superstitions; i shall preter citing one relative to (he Sultan Mahmou I and Mehemet Ali i the' ,' '. two greatest men these regions ran bon '"MM l-.r i..in t hp a:u fir rP.. smrr I

over of the Viceroy of L'gypt was aie"ck walked ll,oul ,l firew ,,lr!i-a!,a cause of uis,;uie:ude ( or the Sotmrne Torts, (not seeing the dean, he at last ventured :o It wa feaied at StHmb-ul (and events ,olloiv him. but (ound the tloor lorked ; have proved these not to be vim) that the knocked, and called several times to :.. Tacha would finish bv throw ir, off the : purpose, and at length perceived h.m-i;

voke of the heir of (he Caliphs. In vain the Fomhroua policy of the Seraglio h id

ofien very often despaifhed into Lgvpt the: However, he had not in h ,l su-p.cioo Capidgi liaschis, armed with the p unanl;01 hi being mteutioanlly co tned. and the cord; in vain these perfidies': The loaneiy serv-u.ts mv to bed at stents had mae ue of every effort tolthe U,,al ho,ir' Ulii lhe deliver the Sultan from so dangerous a ii-' l',s st,J,! unl)l ,1V Vlot!i ,! wn'ns v il by means uf poison; Mehemet AH, al IIc ,her) went "' ,h(? hall, and drew tin wavs'uponhis guard, and well informed charge out ot a blunderbuss, and oiln r In f ty "hi-spies at Coo-tantinople, never lell' lhpn returned ami rang his o-i. into the snares laid for him. The Sultuni!le vvas immediately attended by one ol atlencth hit upon a idau so artfully con-ih,s eeivant. "Lobert'said he,"! h,n.

rf;, ,j -it d u rant nn in o imnenptrihlp a - ' I I ' mvsteiv. that it appealed impossible h.n.h i til The imi.er.al harem contain . i..uu'.. aaij 1 ir nupci iai uaitrm cuniam ed at that time a Georgian slave of the

most perfect beauty, and whose inno- hmihoin and staid by the arm until the jti;;it they squeezed him all the time and almost cence seemed t.. promise the success of men ieiumed. "Arm yourselves," HidjoMm uewh.it the project which he had conceived. The' he, "and follow me." He led them into f-M'i in iHiamansex.-isstill in all its force the garden, where the light soon attract- Lxtraordnuiry Wager -On Tuesday last an r.uu lu i.dismaiis exi-is sun in an us rorce, a e exirav.roie.a.y but very absurd feat was perlormmthe Last; this traditional supeistition poor Larnenck, who came running up. a. ,he Swan, Clcwer, between two cripples is privalent with the Mussulmans ot eve-it0 thtm- Upon hi? approach, the dean j ot thU viii.i-o. It appears that a jealousy has rv clas. i roared out "there's the robber, shoot him,j bf tn tor s.,iuo iuie past existing between these " , . . ... ., , .! shoot him" Saunders presented, and j woithies as to their respective strength, and as

! H II TTl 1 1 1 1 I frJ l I I till- IV 111! I IH Ilf-llll I tul Geoigian,aud feigning a great affection tor her, -nd a lively desire lo render herj

harpy, he told her that his imperial wilH''t,u "' ' ' V . . t- . . r- i , (hen trravely exclaimed. "Mercy on us

was to send her into Lsrvpt i.i.i nflor Iii3r , ...... . ..w . r.s a pr sent to Mehemet Ail, whose riches und power were unlimited as to the coun-i power tries to which he gave the law. lie made -.n. 1 .-1 .1 tl.-it i 1' cln curOArl cti in lit I M Ji 1 u I r ttllll I UKll l. riiT. m. i. v. ' i . vi a,, ; captivating the mister for whom i, a lie ne-, signed her, felicity without bounds would . be her portion: she would be (he sovereign' cd Eg pt, and leign over numbeiless empires The Sultan added, thai to secure tl)k ;irrnrv.di;hmr,r, t t t r't w n I Lit v,,. ..'.-v u.Mi-iH(1r;in UI lilt; mm ta i ikm. : . . 1,.-l-!i.rt i i l K nrirl lormcii t.r l-.or lioi.T,i:iCiw in.M , , "" glory, lie would give her a talisman, which; ll'IS l.l.rOft llnnn Lax C. .1.1V .. fU HI.! . ' . said he "the hrsi moment that the I'acha chall repose upon 3 our bosom; throw (hiring into a gli-s of water; present it to Mehemet All, and if he drinks it, you will b absolute mistress; he will forever be ycur lover ami your slave." The simple Georgian, dazzled with her future grandeur, accepted with delight the fortune w hich her masier offeied her, and promise J in all points to follow the dii eciions of the Sultan. Soon sue arrived ut Cairo with a splendid suit and numerous sl.ives lade ned with nch presents. Lut the cr?t agents whom Mehemet All kepi at the Subiune Lorte had warned him of a plot against his life, without, howeer, being aide to acquaint him with the precise nature ot it They hail adv ised him only tuat according to all probability, the Geo .gian w as to be tne instrument ol it st ies, a demonstration of friendship so ex traordinary on (lie part of a maier ol vvhom he w as an object of jealousy would

nitnnllr alarm the Cacha. Thus he did

, th hpauteous Georgian to iov the lhdit of his presence, and aftei some stay at Cairo, he sent her as a pre sent to his intimate friend llelley Asra, go vernor of Alexandria, nl whom (iy W!l of parenthesis) he had been jealous tor some lime. After having lost a Pacha the poor Georgian thought the best thing fn he done was to ca titivate his Ajra, to whom in effect she administered ihe fatal l.i ornic ii i- cm i ! i ri cr ti. lrif i n t met ions i 1.1, . . . .1 ..VV.I.JIll I I 1 V. .I.......W..- -- - (which the Sultan had given for Mehemcd i Tbo X.rc Toll .Knufi Ihp (-pni-l

gi m Uttered the. most piercing cries. Im- times vainly essayed to kill it by twisting its mediately the eunuchs came ami carried inert. At length I proposed to chop off its bead, away the hody of their master. Accused hich was immediately done, when foour ul- . , , . . ., r, ter astonishment, the decapitated body was mof having prmoneri the AiM.Hie Georgian 5tailtlv furIllshed with anotherhead of the most

denied it calmly and with firmness "What have you done to him then "" (hey demanded "I have given him a glass of water, into which I can a talisman' ansvere.d

rhe, "behold the gla-s and the ring!" Thewi.h heads;; l then was prompted to try its ling uas there, it is true, but the stone j power on other parts of tho body ; I cut off both with which it was set had u .sapped ted legs, but it was useless other and better legs . . were immediately supplied! 1 he animal is now it was uissoivea domesticated on mv (arm, where the curious are

DEAN SWIFT'S VVMV. Villi TOIK.r.TFULNESS. I A shoemaker of Dublin had a longing desire lo uoik tor dean bwili; ne war recommended y mr. jam om, banker, and Mi. Licau,a meichant. The dean gave him an order for a pair of boot.s adding. "When shall 1 luve them?"' un ; .f.,,,!-..!, ..ov! 1 co l t .p ciioPma ,-pr '1 h.i!f dianrinintmfr:t rcioiiit'd tb . .... . - , , - -, j t iii . : prelate, nor woum nave you ui-appoi:;i others: set your own lime, but keep to it

I thank vour reverence " said Dameiick.!ick, and then retired to the front gallery J t.... . i. l

or mat was in name, "i ocMie no lonorer time than Safirdav t-e'nniyht. whn ou Lo uie to have them without ".ail" Thev parted, and the. hoots uue finished to the tunc, but. through ilie huiry ofbu-ines, Mi. ilamerick lu-;' t )ca:i ihem home until Mondax evt.-nm;;. When (he dean drew the boots or. an i iu:.u (hem to his mind, he said. :1 : Burner ick, viiii have answered the cr.mtntiHia(ions of your friends, but you hive disap pointed me, for 1 .'as to have been at sir (Arthur AxhesonV in liie countv ol'Arm irh. ' - OD tillSOilV. "Indeed! indeCl.. 'II i ke" is bontm tkmo- Limerick ..-.ver- " e.. a- uoo.ni litm . im.ti"h. ) show you improvements 1 hive nacic in the deanery garden' They walked through the garden to the further end, when the dean Mailed, :iS if recollecting :ometh;ng, "1 mtit step n." said he; 'stay here till I come b.Kk then hp. r..n out of the irarrien. locked ih,. door, and put the key in his pocket fo.t:.. o . ' U ooi , auu liu l l lie ivey in 013 -uttt c t 'connned -Kiween titga -n, in- -iJgnt da 1 U and coiu, in me momn oi .uaicu.

'een much disturbed wiih noise on tiihv d.s-cred with a boyish simplicity he liked

jt gaiuen sice, i lear home ronucrs navein" wuu.u ...

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hroken in; give me a Innthorn, and rail )V ;u7r- ' "t"t riue nn;B,"i;ee t C.insm George and aarah again, tor thoy kept "P mnders. 1 he dean then took ;hejhu m aiu ksmg each other so rauc. that

Larnenck, terrified to death, .'ell ot, u,, " knees and begged his lite I he dean i.i.i .i. I .i i . .i. s ,- I Larnenck hw ame von here?" . ' . . . . 11 I ' . ' , J ,., ",r " '"" "'"g'An, true, Inend, said ttie ueati, lut, . . ., lorgoi ii as ou aid me ooois, ami turn - . . . . . jing round lo Hubert, who was butler, he , AV, a(1"ed, ''give the man some warm ine and see him safe home " L - Kisxinyvithani.n'titc A reli-iou sect has j - , oinin I tr cnriitiY n.. ,n i hn pi.nnli ir .d Mirri' mwi n it - icbt hit apiuis u i pi nib I'uuiiuy m 'uii', . ; i n.J J . J u.l0se tenets is to s l.i iilt fHi'll aiMtfr s.l ii l.iilu! nieeiinr uoih a holv kiss One of the female! .. .......... 1...I., ..f I I ...I ...... el I. . J . J . haonened to encounter a voumr crentleman. of whom she was enamoured, and gave him a more cordial and loving salute than was quite be - coming. 1 lie next day sne received a message from the hih priest of the sect, saying she had been excommunicated tor "kissing tcit.'i an appetite " A new way to become, a legal voter. At a late election in Philadelphia, a young man not Sit) year? f age, w r te "21" on a slip of paper, nnd put it in his shoe ; then went to the poll and "wore lie was above ill, and was allowed to vote ! . ..! rc r.i 1 Autait I Ins flair some ol the nai ers make a L-ood deal of noise, and very fo.d.sh too, since lt is clear, to whichever parly he belonged, that I.e voted in the minority: Sore throats AVe have known several instances in u Inch a sore throat even in its worst stage, has been speedily cured, by the following sim- . ii: remedy. Mix a penny worth of pounded camphor with a wine glass full of brandy, pour a san.ll quantity on a lamp of sugar, and allow it to dissolve in the mouth every hour. The third or fourth dose generally enables the patient to swallow with ease. Glolc.

From the Baltimore American.

en-ITUUKFV IJUZZAKD OUTDONE BY A "NONDESCRIPT BIRD." Gentlemen: The account in your paper ol Thursday morning (from the 'Turf Register,') detailing the wonderful power of the Buzzard in reproducing its eyes, ad infinitum, as often as destroyed, reminds me of an occurrence that took place about three month? Bgo, on a farm of mine, near this city, and to which 1 myself was an eye witness. My tenant had been out canning, and in his rambles was attacked by a nondescript bird, about the size of a domestic fowl ; it was not until after a most desperate struggle that he succeeded in capturing it, and even then was totally unable to deprive it of life. On my joining him, we each several beautiful and variegated plumage! Thisappa rently cruel' operation was repeated a great number of times, and, invariably with the same effect. A basket, that 1 should judge would contain at least half a bushel, was entirely filled perfectly at liberty to inspect it at their pleasure. Yours, ABRAHAM B. TELLER. Crispin, Turned M. D.-In the neigh ! boring country, not a hundred years ago, "o . ,. ' a shoemaker having become uie ciiscipie "1 Dr. Thompson, procured a hook and jcommenced the practice or mediciue tie was s hort v caueci lO Wu il uuun, n;. r, torn fce and his hook 1'UlilOU Ull a i an'

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oouei in? aim, swills-. made the necessatv examination ot the lu ad and innuil-f-d n me master or me ;

. . I can't do that,' said the owner, 'he cost j ae too much .' 'Well, have you got a sorrfihrep!' inquired our new physician. Ido'i1: know but what I have. I'll have iroveup and you can see; but j tv.iiit with if: II K jet me looK it your ho.di.' Taking the book from the .doctor, tie ! ad. 'make a tea ol horse sor , ir . i t Wl rf ill UI j t"l Mlt'Up, US lui: imnui uinKiio')d it? Not wiihtan:iing this slight !.,-ta!:o. Crispin is pfa ti-dng with much u e understand, in the neighborliio '.i i'i Terl Gibson. -t , r , ,-, . , . r, touch of itic o6tme bme ears j .1 ' " ' , rventurkv , some youngsters, late one eve j "'ff nt to the residence of an old dame, v. no sold cider, for the purpose of taking a iitlick ; and demanded the cider. But slip icfused to Ut (hem have it, for love i m'-nev They, however were not to ue. put off Cider they had come for, aiid cider they would have; and as she refused '-"er they wcu.d nave ; and as sue reiuseo to draw it for them they made tree with tr uarrcis, arm urew ior uieuisfnes.- , . i i r .1 1 She, ca liie next uay, went, to a young lawyer and commenced her suit for the rispass When the suit came on lor lat , the I.twyer, very solemnly, arose and thus addressed the jury: Gentlemen d ihe Jurv Gentlemen It was in the hour of nijrht, when nature hau v .pied all things in her sable mantle; dies- M) rniidons- of iniquity issued forth upen the peaceful habitation oftbi9 venetable matron. Genilemen has not an old woman a tight to sell her cider to t.om she pleases? Yes, gentlemen, I'll u d - n'd if siie haint. RidiHi: Courtship-- A little boy just returned i- " .. ... j I. .. i 1 Uil.'ii t i . Jij visit, v.iian-jiieu oy ms uioiori iiuvv i.e trio :! ed himself while absent from home, I, .f I- ....... I. -Ii WO'il I III, litlfi I1UC 11UIUC LllHCCII they coild nu.s.cr oidy two sound legs between tboK. tli..v ttttr m'ich flfdihpi'ii twin p:imf to - ie ,Knt.l detenn.naiion of deciding which was ' . , - i , i . r.i i the nesi man oy nicn icuu stanu tne ongesi tune upon m ir sound "pin," without resting Uolh parties accordingly met at the 'y.ve place ;,t one o'docu, and put themselves in the duck hk e nosture agreed iiron and in that nosition ,they n-iiiau.ed tin nan-past nine, wlteu Uie loser la.utcd away. ut tKsure L-nromcic. , n . ... i . . rn uaa .lnsner. i uk eiuer ioiks were talking of me jjoncasier races, wneu one j turned to a listening child aud saio, "Did jyou ever see a race, Bobby?" "Yes," 1 us the answer, "1 have seen the caudles i ... ! I llfl ' I uu Misses Francis and Almira Hall, the voiincr l:w ipd who Here mn' P uruonpre - . ' by Idack llawK, in may, f at U Cou- ', nt ll.- G rove, are now residing in the state ot Illinois. One ot the young ladies is married to a Mr. William Horn, and lives near Leardstown; the other is the wife of Mr. William Munson, of Illinois Rapids. "What are you jumping after there?" said a schoolmaster to an urchin w ho stood up to his eves in a shirt collar. "I want- .,,!..,....! or-".. .ijlPr. r . . 1 .. it.. ...I I ...no .c 11 ii run, an, ua iuc icuiy, a uu i nat e ' r j JUiPU Up to try 10 Spit Over my dicI key . How to dispose of an unwelcome visiter. Lately, at Kuihel, the bailiffs having gone into a house to make a seizure lor debt, the debtor went into his garden, and brought into hi" house a beehive, aud having shaken out the bee9, the annoyance was to gieal that the intrusive visitor were compelled to lake to fhght.

house, 'if he liad a sorrel horse?' 'Ves, liducement for competition of a higher ordtr, have a first rate one; he COSt me 150 ' they cannot but hope that the public generally Well,' said the doctor. VOU must kill him.' ' cond their elides or, tu generate and los- " tup n-ifii n f UAlit

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They will also please to observe that their many tavor, ,.:.,. ...1 ...,.lf, ti... ...IO: . i,..r: rt.ie (uaiiy illjl cuia icu, 1.1 n u iuii ui, I'liiii-ui i a are desirous, by the punctual transmission! of their bulletins, to reciprocate the com iipli - merit. HEW &QDBS. THE SiriitiCRIBER 1 RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that he has received an additional supply of FRESH Suituble to the present and approaching season, which he will ell on reasonable terms for cash. He will also receive in payment of goods at the maket prices, clean merchantable WHEAT, OATS, FLAXSEED, GINSENG, rSATHERS, BEESWAX, LINSEY, JEANS, YARN SOCKS, PliAX & TOW CLOTH DRIED FRUIT, &C. JOS. MADDOX. Vincennes. NW, 24th. J833 25-ai

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Second Sheet, Jlnccnucs, Iml. JOHN MYERK) XS now in possession of this establishment, lonjr known as ''LasscHc's Tuifni.''1 The houve has been thoroughly repaired ; and a large new stable is completed. I he lsirJer. the Isn,-t the Grave n, and the llay-lc-ft, shall alw:ts be. well iirn iil! flip ,-!iaiii!ipr slirill I n kenl in proper order, and the hostler, and servants, shall be faithful John Myers pledges himself to use ev ery proper exertion to give satisfaction, and solicits public patronage. He hopes, by care nnd a-si-j,,; l( m,nt u,0 (.ji;i.,u..'f.r ;fk'!(.' I . . . . I comtorlab O honco nf r.-.d, in ..iilu,.,i, . I " mforlable house of public -uteri ... ' "'-' ' Vmcennes, Sept. 20th, lSJJ-15 -!f T QjfrjllK subscribers, inform their friends nnd 1 the public, that Uk y have just n reived from Philadelphia, anil now ohvr lor sate, it -Mod and general assortment of EPry Goods, GROCERIES, HARD-WAR2 AND QUEERS WARE. ALSO, ISO UarirU Kenliawa SALT, ALL OF WHICH, They are determined to sell low for cah. or i r iii produce of sucli kinds as may suit them. Turin v i- --. 1 IKIH V I II II i I . ,j--'.'.viiv..ii. Vincennes, Ind. Oct. 2b', 1833 20-If ML l!E Subscribers have mst received from New Orleans, a general and tll stlecled assortment of GROCERIES, which thev have opened in the house, lately occupied by Taylor Watson, and adjoining ?,loigan .'one' Hat and Grocery Store, w here they have, and intend to keep, a constant supply ot the 1 est LIQUORS &" GROCERIES of every description Also, FLOUR, CORK MEAL, and RACON, always kept on baud. THORft k TKVCY. Vincennes, Ind. Oct. QG, IS3J LlO-tf NOTICJS. LL those indebted to the suhscriherq In- I'.i.riL- ar-rri:iiif aro Imrchi. ly requested to discharge the same bv cash or note on cr before (he 1st day cf January next; and all those indebted by note, are also requested to make payment on or before the above mentioned time. Those who wish, can discharse their accounts or notes in pork, within the time above stated. All those who neglect this call, may expect to settle their accounts with an rdlicer, as no further indulgence will be given. THORN & TRACY. Vincennes, Oct. 25, 1GC3. L'O-tf 338 ACRES Ot LAND, bring the East fraction of section 35, Town 11, North of Rnnge 9 West, situated in I'arke County, Indiana, may be purchased 011 favorable terms This tract was originally purchased by the Terre-Haule company at f he sales of ItilG.and possesses advantages equalled by few points on the Wabash. It is of good soil, and on its western iine is hounded by the Wabash, and nf ar the whole distance has a HIGH BANK, which comes bold to the river, and affords an excellent landing, at all stages of tho water. On the east it is bounded by the State Road leading from Terre Haute toward Montezuma, is about an equal distance from each of those places, and has a tine farming1 country in its vitinitv. For particulars enquire of JAMES FARRINGTON, of Terre-Haute, or H. M SHAW, of Vincennes, Ind. Dec. 14, 1833 UTlf Kin finty SltcctSrou MAN U FACTORY. I HAVE a large assortment of TIN WARE on hand, which I will sell at wholesale or retail, low for CASH or PRODUCE, such es may suit. Job work done at short notic e. N. SMITH. Vincennes, Ind. June 15, 1833 1-tf DRUGS AND VAy "VfS r' Wy" Vw1 ffl Jfe Rlj B &T 6 r&J Wr IAV yV 'Ivc V j H AS ju.-t received and uow opening, in t!"i house formerly occupied by Doctor L McNamee. a new and fresh TTK , "Tfjir "3 mJli'l Ul' iVjU.CliICIIlCS ' T n- A -w " -m 512 ?" OBI SJ j 7 7 Together with a variety of the patent Medicines, so celebrated for the cure of SCROFULA on KINGS EVIL, TETTEROU3 ERUPTIONS on the Skin, RHEUMATISM and GOUT. All SPRAINS & BRUISES, COLDS, COUGHS, and CONSUMTION3, DYSPEPSLV, DISEASE of the LIVER, WORMS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, FEVER & AGUE, SORE EYES, and almost every other ditease incident to the human family. All of which, are warranted genuine, and wilt be sold on the most reasonable ter:n3. Vincennes, Nov. 4th, 1833 25-3m JOB PRIJSTIAG OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Executed with neatness, accuracy and depaih at the Oiiice of the Vincennes Gazette.

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