Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 July 1834 — Page 4

SAT C It DAY I" V F.MXi.

BV BCLWERThe week is pM, the Sabhath-d :in comes or Ret-rrU in peace tlv d ailv toil is done; And fanning, us thou standest, on !. hni.lt Of a new srnno of being, candy thin.t Of what is gone, is now, ami soon shall be, A. one that trembles on eternity. Tor, sure as this, now closing week, is post, So suic advancing Time will cloe my last ; Sure s to morrow, shnll the. awtul light Of the etern-il morning hail my sight, Spirit of good! on (his week s verge I stand, -r ..iMnp influence of thy hand,

That hand.' which leads me gently, kindly still,

Up life's dark, stony. tiresome, thorny lull; Thou, thou i' every storm hast sheltered me Beneath the wini;s of thy benignity; A thousand crave my footsteps cireumv ent, And I exist -thy mercies' monument! A thousand writhe upon the bed of pain; I livrnnd ideasure now through every vain

Want o'er a thousand wretches w aves her wand;

I, circled hv ten thousand merries, stand. How can 1 'praise thee, Father! how express Mv debt of reverence arid of thankfulness! A "debt that no intelligence can count, While every moment swells the vast amount For the week's duties thou hast given nie

"Mv name

here's the

, ;i oc i trood cause. Ml slan my

hitch in Kiltie r ronuty, so he he 11 clear me o1 the la'." 'Bring hun before the court," said the judge. He was accordingly pinioned, and, il not gagged, at least forced to he silent, while hi? case was tinder confide rat ion. Some of the lawyers volunteered a9 nmici curino. some ventured a word of apology lor McJunkin. The

judge pronounced sentence of imprisonment for two bouts, in the jail of the countv,and ordered the sheriff to take him in to custody. The fheiiQwith much simplicity, observed, May il plase the coni tr, there is no jail at all at all till put him in.' Here the judge took a learned distinction, upon which he expatiated at pome length, for the benefit of the hat. lie said "there w ere lun kinds of custody : In ?t safe custody ; second I y, close cu-tody. Tlie first i?, where the hod) may he dolivered for the time hfing out of the

hand of the law, on hail or recognizance, hut when the imprisonment forms a part of the satisfaction or punishment, there can he no bail or mainpri.e. This is the

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reason oi nit; common m tn.n- .i escnre under capias an satisfaciendum,

! and als whv a second ca. sa cannot issue I after the defendant has been once arrest, jed and then discharged by the plaintiff.I In like manner, n man cannot be imprisonI . .. . . .- - :r i.

strength. led UviCC lor tlie Kime Hlivic, eu'ii n lit

And (nought me to its peaceful close t length ;, ,e ,eP;ISf.d before the expiration of the

... is John McJunkin, cryeseelleon, first coopuI, and, found in her p hrist thn? niver flinched; if so 'Journal Anecdotique. ' And here .1 w.f..b" i r.. -e nislaninymona 'Madame Reginere, the wile ot the Pro-

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And here mv grateful hoom fain would raise, A fresh memorial to thy glorious praise. Tim s vint vtii. Which day has (iod divinely blessed, And, by hi- mandate, oft eprcssed, lias made u day of sacred rest ? The Sabbath. W hich day is best of all to me; In which the Saviour I may sec, Who rose, to reign eternally ? The Sabbath. On which blessed mom did Jesus ri-e, Appear to Mary's weeping eyes, And civc his iriVuds such tdad sm pri-c ? the Sabbath. On which do 6iints so love to meet, To bow and fall at Jesus' feet, And hold with him communion sweet? The Sabbath. On which, does God his law proclaim, By all tlie terrors of Ids name, To blast his foes to e-ndless shame 1 The Sabbath. On w hich do all the truth and grace, That meet and shine in Jesus' face, Proclaim salvation to oui race? The Sabbath. On which does God his Spirit send, To cbeer the heart of every friend, And make the will of foes to bend ? The Sabbath. On which does God his church increase; T'ooriiriful souls from sin release, And grant to penitents sweet peace'? The Sabbath. On which does that eternal scheme, ( To angels eternal theme) Redemption, shine, an endless beam? The Sabbath. On which does Satan feel a wound, His kingdom totter to the ground, His legion's hate the gospel's sound? The Sabbath. On which, though nngry nations roar. And dash like waves against the shore. Shall Truth prevail, till timers no more? The Sabbath. Which day of all that God hath made. Points out, beyond death's dismal shade, A "Resurrection from the dead ." The Sabbath. Which day, fast as the moments fly, t ype of eternal rest on high, Speaks of a Sabbath in the sky ? The Sabbath. Then let my soul with rapture say, "Hail, holy morn, come smiling ray, I love to keep that holy day," The Sabbath.

term of imprisonment. 1 his is cle.:ly a case of close custody ntcta custodia, and j the prisoner must he confined, body and j limb, without bailor mainpr ize, in some ; place of close incarceration." Here he ! was interrupted by the sheriff, who seemed to have hit upon a lucky thought. ! "May it plase the coorte, l'me just think in that may be I can take hini till Rowen's i pig-pen the pigs are kilt for the coorte, ; an court." "Vou have heard the opinion J of the com t," said the judge, "proceed, i sir, do your duty." The sheriff accordingly retired with his prisoner, and drew : after him three-fourths of the spectators I and suitors, w bile the judge, thus relieved, ! piocceded to organize the court. Hut i this was not the termination of the affair.

Peace and order had scarely been restored, when the sheriff came rushing to the house with a crowd at his heels, crying out, "Mr. Jid ge, Mr. Jidge, may it plase the cooile." "What is the matter, sherHIT "Mr. Jidge, Mr. Jidge. John McJunkin's got all", d'ye mind." ''What!

I escaped, sheriff? Summon the posse comj itatus!" "The pussr, the pusse why, now, Ml j is t tell.ye how it happent. He

was going along quee-etly enough, till we got till the hazle-patch, an' I after him, but a lump of a tree kiched my fut, and 1 pitched three rad afT, but I fell for it, an1 that's good luck, ye minte." The judge could not retain his gravity ; the bar r aised a laugh, and then the matter ended, after which the business proceeded quietly enough. tiii: .no i n a7 Tin: kig. A young King, about to take possession of his throne, while musing one night in his study, beheld a pretty moth (lying round one of the lights . 'Silly fly;' he said, back, back it dazzles but to burn ;' and he put it away gently with his hand. Again and again it llew around the tlame; and each time nearer and nearer. 'Idle fool,1 he exclaimed again, brushing it

a way 'wilt thou be deceived by this fatal glare ?

Acetate Morphine Hydriodate Fotasai Ox -Murate do. eodine Black Oxyd Mercury Blue Pill Mass Lunar Costic Sulphate Quinine Extract do. " Coloycinth 11 Cicuta ' Balladona " Liquorice Genuine lied Bark " Calisayu do. Ca Iomel 0;ium

Cream ) Hilar

Calcined Magnesia Carbonat do. Peruvian Darks Yellow Lima do. (Quassia Cuscarilla

mror Civil nf VprsailleS. WH9 One Oity

i...ti;., .t ., i.misp in the midst of

Hirtlll"g cl i lie i villi i w -- alartre assembly. She happened, in the

course of the conversation, to let fall some

foolish observation or other, out ol its

place it is true, but of no consequence.

Her husband rated her sounoiy neiore an

the company, and told her "to hold herj tongue, for 'she was a simpleton;1 (taizez vous Madam, ethes soote ) She lived twenty or thirty years after this, and never spoke a single word from that time not even to husband or children: a conceited (heft was committed beneath her very ejes; attempts were made to lake her hy 'surprise, but it was found impossible to draw a word from her. When she erave her consent to the marriage of her chiMren.she would nod her head &. sign tlie contract; never was such extreme tenacity witnessed in this world. She never mice opened her mouth ; her self love had been wounded, and she never forgave the ?!-

fiont; her dose of it must have been a ipecaf-tnba

stiongonc.' Twenty or thirty years! fonder on this, ye traducera of the fair, and ow n that women may , 'for a consideration,' be 'silent,1 though not d.i.nb. ll.-VIN WATER.

In our country there falls rain, incIuJing(,,'lti:,n i J . i . i r . i Cou din urn melted snow, to the average depth of lnr-;Svrui, Liverwort tv-five inches. On n sui face forty leet j (;tim Scammony

squaie, there falls yearly 34,000 wine gallons; and if all this were seemed in cisterns, theie would be nearly one hundred gallons for every day's consumption, or about three barrels. This water, il well preserved, would be the very purest and best lor domestic purposes. Tlie horse and the cow prefer rain water to 'limp or well water; and though it would not he entirely governed by their decision , yet great respect is due to their judgment in such matters. The water of many wells is tinctured in such a way as to make it less lit for a solvent; and it does not so perfectly combine with nutricioin

substances as to form chyle, and nourish the human system. They who live in situations where water is not easily procured from the ground, may be told that the purest water is descending around them; and if they will only be at the necessary expense to secure this gift of heaven, they may provide an abundant supply. On such reservoirs the inhabitants of ralestiae placed much dependance; and it is a merciful appointment of God, that in warm countries, where the greatest supplies of water is needed, the most rain descends. We may yet find good capacious cisterns of brick, or stone, and Roman cement, economical additions to our domestic conveniences. A cistern ten feet square, and ten feet deep, would contain one hundred and eighteen hogsheads of sisty three wine gallons each, would secure to most families a constant supply of water. Scientific Tracts and Lyceum.

lauta k ticmccai store,

HITT & ORRICK

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public generally, that they keep on hand a large and well selected assortment of fresh

MEDICINES, which they receive gemi-annual-

y. from the Last. CTf,ITq DHUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STLi r,$c. Of which, the following are apart:

F.nsom baits

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.Machine for subterraneous correspondence. Two individuals have recently obtain ed fion the Belgian government, a patent for a newly invented instrument, called the Logophore, by means of which, it is said, that verbal correspondence may be carried on from place to place, however distant. A practicable application is

Fly from the brilliant wo to the. stars of heaven,! 0 he immediately made between Brussels

which lh,)U canst lifvi-r louch or bv the Minnie1

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unt"3 w I t.u iniu lUt 1 III UUI il iiilc uuv, . i . ... . . ... ..ltir.uct.f"itti...ill I fi . r m i I iunn c uttnKnil

Still the perverse insect rushed upon its tate till "i' namuiu unctcu

and Antwerp, by means of subterraneous

by voices from place to place at intervals

ot two miles. Thus, ia less than a quar-

jter of an hour a question may be asked

From Brct ketirtdgt's Recollections of the ll'tst. MUST lOCKT IN ui tm:u county.

its powdered wings were consumed and il lay

fluttering and djing on the table. 'Senseless dunce,' said the prince, 'thou de- . I. .1 .. .1 :.. i -. .. r 1. 1 !....,

sei est in ucsi.iii u u: iiie icu in oi uiiiimiuss i i ii . .i and infatuation; thou miriest have lived and "n(J answered between the royal palace at been haonv 1 lr usscls and the castle at Lacken. 1 he

j Years went by the young prince grew to alexpcnse will not exceed fifteen or twenty ; stately monarch bu t tlie lues ot kings are sel thousand francs. London paper. I doui peaceful, and long beiore the curls which )

ieu uoni ins nuipie oruw were ttjuciu-a v.y Uie ; snows of time, he stood at the block to y ieid his t head to the fierce rac of an indignant and

Ciamboge

Arabic Cani)hor Asa foetid. i Traijacanth Elastic Sty rax Aloes G iiiac Kino Am moniac

Radx Spigelica. Sugar head Blue Vitriol White do. Tartaric Acid Sup. Carl). Soda Carb. do. Manna Flake Orange Peel Nut galls Jalap Pulv. Caluniba do. Virginia Snake Root Seneka do. Itadx. Valerian Uva Ursi Burgundy Pil Pimento Adhesive Plaster Cantharides do. Mercurial do. Lyachilou do. Court !o. Hefined Borax Crude do. Sal. Nitre Ri lined White Squills Balsam Copavia Oil do. Consolidated do. Oil Cubebs Chloride Li mo do. Soda Cowhage Down Phosihorii3 Cioton Oil Rhubarb Pulv. " Radx Digitalis

Glauber do. Caustic Potaf Benzoic Acitl adx Sarsaparilla Cantharides Tartar Emetic Senna Alexandria Sperm accti Sal Ammoniac "occulus Ind icus Arrow Root Pulv. Fine Sponge

White Arsenic Taper Pill Uoxc3 Wood " " White Wax Yellow do. Red Precipitate -V Lite do. Chalk profired Crude Antimony Black Hellebore Ergot Pulv. Flor Sulphur English SuYou American do. Cube lis Black oxyd Manganese Cat h Ammonia Citric Acid Phosphate Iron Carb. do. Antimonialis pulv. 1'rn nkincence Armenian Rule Carb. Zinc jViix Vomicf. Russian Castor Kxt. Catechti Calhanniu Roll Brimstone Sheet Corks Bottle do. Vial "

Oil Peppermint " Almonds " Wintergreeti '' Cinnamon " Cloves 44 Lavender " Bordeau " Anise " Caraway 44 Orange 44 Spruce " Bergamot 14 Sassafras 44 Oriiranum " Hemlock 44 Pennyroyal 44 Cedar 44 Turpentine 44 Juniper " Rosemary Wormseetl 4 Senka 41 Castor " Sweet " Spike 4 Rose

Prnssiate Iron Muriatic Acid Sulphuric do. Nitric 44 Sulphuric iEther Aqua Ammonia Spirits do. 4 Nit. dulc. Black Drop

Rucbcll Salts

YaiYitty -Medicines, c. Anti-dyspeptic Pills, Lee's genuine do.. Anderson's do., Dyott's Io., Hooper's female do., Fisher's do., Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, Anderson's Cough Drops, Ess. Peppermint, Jujube Paste, Steer's chemical Opodeldoc, Macassor Oil, Headache Snuff, Macabau, do,. Scotch do., IlRrlem Oil, British do., Judkin's Ointment, Worm tea, Balsam of Life, Golden Tincture, Perkin's Blister Cloth, Thompson's Eye Water, Chill and Fever powders and worm mixture. Hottxiiic Medicines.

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The first court in Duller, drew

whole population to the town, some on

j merciless people, lie remembered the incident ! of past iars, for his heart !iiisiravc him then

t he ' that it might be an oimMi.

'And is u even thus, then,' he said 'have all

account ot business, but the greater part

from idle curiosity. They were at

time chiefly Irish, who had all the ch

racteristic of the nation. A log cabin, jist raised, but without a w indow saf-h ,: or doors, or daubing, was prepared for the!

hall of justice, a carpenter's bench with; three chairs upon it was the judgment1

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l nu oai oi i iiiaunigit ituciititu

the splendors of royalty, all the pride of human-

Szvimming Child. Mr. Crawford when ai the Capital of Siam, the last season, saw lhe famous ewimrning child, of which mention has been made in the English Journals. She is a little girl, only three

years of age, by the name of Lout noinum,

il' i' itJ' a" tl' ,(tl)"r f science left mo but on a V ho cries and frel9 continually, unless put that, level with the despLtd moth ? Nay, a U'""S into ihr water, where she appears to be Clia rational end was bis. It whs but a pull ot ihei . . . .,T, , l

African Cayenne. Common do. Lobelia Gum Myrrh Hemlock Bayberry Tulv. Ginger Witch Hazel

Wormwood Winter green Skunk Cabbage Raspberry leaves Meadow Fern Mustard Flor. Bitter Heib, kc.

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Ygca Instruments.

blaze and he

around the cl

by inches

was tree but 1 hav

I .1 n f I i r I , li'tftriv W!li, Aril it mm iril'ir I

e fluttered! ' y ' "'' " "v" . "'"J J j Nur-ing Bottles, Hull's Patent Trus

Pocket Cases, Am. Snrincr Lancets, German

do., Evan's Thumb do , Com. do. do., Gum do. I Tooth Drawers assorted, do., Elevators do,! do. Forceps do., Rouge's, Elastic Pessaries, do. I

Catheters, Syringes assorted,

SALT!! SAJLT!!!

25 BARK ELS FIRST quality Kenhawa SALT, just re

ceived and tor sale, by

SMITH & CARSON. May, 2d, 183d 48-tf

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WASHINGTON

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Jl'ashington, Daviess County, Indiana.

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ea.lly ilauie ofuuibiUuu and died j obi , this disposition for the water was; ju ? Nipple Shell v. IWn-ror. manifested. She does not swim like hu-

seat

nnd the presiding judge, a sliff, formal and pedantic old bachelor, took his seat, supported by two associate judges, w ho were common farmers one of whom was blind nf an eye . The hall was barely sufficient

to contain the bench bar, jurors and con

Any thing for a Mljeci. While -itling

ist evening m a contemplative mood, ran

sacking our already thieadbate cranium j in search of a subject for a leading arlii cle, which should not have the most ths taut allusion to politics, a thought struck j us: gentle leader, what ihinkost thou i! ! was? It was one intiaiateiv connected

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Mables. But few of the spectators could! ,UI "lu n.siory , wUn a it iiimg spr iniv be accommodated on the lower floor, the! ,inS ol ,,:my; and one too, which we mly one yet laid, many therefore clam-i d ',ot rocoll(,ct eicr to have seen discuss bered up the walls, and placing theirl ei1 any writer, either ancient or modhands and feet in the open interstices be-! frn " 1ll,loophe ot all ages seem to tween the logs, hung there, suspended1 ! ave entirely overlooked it; and it has like enormous Madagascar bats. Some; haiT'ly laUl, to our to propound to had taken possession of the joists, and big thc vv"r,d, tbe immortal .piery : "Why h ri , .t . i .. .... ...u., auionkev a tail lomrer than r.iiddtW-'

jnnn .nr. 11 kin unn un 11 i nv nh i niicii w .u.

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o V nil iiiiiiv rllllll 1113 j liau JMllMI II H'Ulj on one joist, and a foot on another, dircct-j ly over the heads of their honors, stand-' ing like the Colossus of Rhodes. Thej judge's sense of propriety was shocked ati this exhibition. The Sheriff, John Mc-j Candless, was called, and ordered to clear!

the walls and joists. He went to work

with his assistants, and soon pulled down

man beings, but rolls over and over, as light as a cork. She can neither speak nor walk. The mother, a tjood looking;

woman, has three other children, but they possess no such propensity. Tlie swim-

sr. c. eijIagtt

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and

the public generally, that he has opened

a 1 louse of

Breast Pines, 5?13i::r t ft -V ?

O.liitiO i! i j l r the reception and accommodation of travelI lore. ;il! ,1 ;i 1 I , ,1 I.,, r j ii tui i,i u. I,.. r I..., .l ( .

l!VVle rlrVlCLS. I hun with their custom . His taldo will be supi- . . . c. .r p . , .. Iphod with the best the market a fiords, and

voiognc ,ic-i, ouiiii io.-s rtjsurieu, nair, jdcdfe liimsclf to u-

urusnes uo , l oom oo. oo., iiotn do. t!o., AlilU i

of Loses, Antique Oil kr hair,

exertion

Si

every possible

I to I'lVI" "I ril r-ll lalid'n.lHii, mi,. I t,.l;..,tt ,...1.1;,.

panish beirars,: ...Uro...,.. '

Match Lights, Pomatum, Kose boao superior. ' n; i,..' . ... r . ..

. . i i ' iii3 u im n I I h -inns r n m t , I , i.x

tlo , Jessamine do. d.,.. bhavit: 1 . u' r """r ""V K.

"T -"Hi uins in' nmiiK in r

r. 1 1 . i ... - . i r- . J

mifii w 1 1 u

every variety of the moit choice

Lavender tlo do. Jessamint

mer is blind with one eye, has never tast-jdo. assorted, Blue Saucers. Purple do , bhavin

n , I r Al IijP t'rmtl f K ttnv iyi rk f t n 4 m I I r HmllfC. fill. llllVf' liwltulil. III!- Il im A,. 1 I

v: u cii, v i ii v. i iu'ju in a (i iici uiuui. i a luiiii,' - - - " ...... ..v-. '''JjllllliOr.S, . ! Fancy Smelling Bottles, Thermometers, Peri us- tii(, c;f.,!,ic 1 , .1 - i ,- i r i r7 s rion Caps, Chemical Ink Powders, Small Gl.sJJ. ..' Cure for the Rheumatism.-A strip of, Lat,Ms ' Whittnv;iro do w'.ter Paints, ! ; l"! '', and will always be gum elastic applied to any joint ailecteib Camel s hair Pencils, Black Lead do , CVdarl L . ,i . 1 Z Z , u ,r with ,hpnm9li.m. hn bpP fnd. i.i all do.. Red Wafer., do. Snalin Un v. HI ,rk d.. .! . . ,A V. lt'1 . ,U,(1 lf't ho.tlcr is engaged,

' . ' ' a w no i- unirouiiiv aeniui mffil nl h lis l.i.i, ...ec

cases an infallible remedy, says the Leb-! lbj., do. Sand.

Wa-hiimton, Daviess county, Indiana, ch :i, i;:.m 4i-if '

Sturtevant's .Mercury.

by the legs, those who were in no verv

great haste to obey. McJunkin tva9 the last, and began to growl, as he prepared to descend. "What do you say, sir?'' aid the judge. ,ll say, I pay my taxes, and his as good a reete here is iny mon.'1 "Sheriff sheriff," said the judge, "bring him before the court!'' McJunkin's ire w now up, and as he reached the floor, begau to 6trike hia breast, exclaiming,

A SILi:T WO.1I AN. There is in the world individuals so uncharitably disposed, as altogether to discredit the existence of what they are ungallantly pleased to term the phenomenon, at the head of our paragraph. Byron has compared a silent lady to a prodigy only to be dreamed of in a poet's philosophy, videlicet, 'silent thunder' but luckily, for the fair sex, poetry is not argument : and the instance in prose, we are about to quote, speaks highly in favor of there having actually existed, at least one woman (not born dumb,) who could hold her tongue to some purpose. The story is re

lated by Madam Compon the governess of

the 6istcr and daughter-in law ot Napo

I - l hoarders by the year, or otherwise, j will be thankfully received, and accommodated

Ion moderate terms.

Prussian Blue, Crome Yellow, Terre-de-Sien-!

nn. Venetian Bed. Ri'd Li:n!. Sii:mU!i Nrnwn.' Mure

pigs tail Willi the hair on, iastened to ,0. Whiting, Dry White Lead, In Oil do. do,'

Lampblack, Verdegris, Yellow Ochre, Chalk,, CLl U lJ Sl CClr 1011 f'l.i r r c:i i - i

vhiivi i.t. ii, cinti unMi.c, vOfiper oo., lCU i j t - g, . . . IS Odd eno,1gn ladder, Chipped Logwood, Extract do . Sand I

Paper, Rotten Stone, Curcuma, Pumice Stone,! w Fustic, (iluc, Copal varnish, Japan do, Shoe! S , I . x ti..Mi T... i; ... i I

n.., I ii- t u i jit ii iiin-, ia iiecii per in no , '

i-ii,imi, copperas, iviee, vocnineat, arni

anon Republican. A Piece of English

brown paper is a much better remedy. But the best of ull is, to wear a dried!

your Deck by a piece of eel skin!

.Mutton and no Alutton

that a sheep when dead should turn into mutton, all but it head; for while we ask tor a leg of mutton, we never ask for a mutton's head: but there is a fruit which changes its name still oftener; grapes are so called while Iresh, raisiii9 when dried, and plums when in a pudding.

Ranana. --No fruit is more delicious or profitable than this. There are two species, known however among navigators by the term short and long bananas. Each banana grows to about the size of an inch and a half in diameter, and six or ten iucbes in length. The stalk very much resembles common Indian corn, about which the fiuit wiuda like. H spiral staircase.

Brushes, Paint do. asssorted, Saili do., Heart

do., bhoedo, limner's Round do., Scrub do., Horse do., Counter do , Eastern Starch, Chem-

ical t'aste marking. They feel confident in saying their Medicines are fresh and genuine. Physicians and Merchants, wanting articles in their line, w:il find it much to their interest to call and examine for themselves before they purchase elsewhere. Orders and Prescriptions promptly attended to and thankful))- received. Vincennes, Ind., March Sth, 1S34 40-tf JOB VRIJS YIJG O F E V E R V D E S C R I P T I O N, Executed with neatness, accuracy and despach at the OUke of the Viugenncs Gazette.

HAVE a r.Aivr.r; assortment of TFV W API4

on hand, which I will sell at wb.d-.nio ...

i; - retail, low fur CASH or PRODUCE, such a.

may Km. Job work dnni nt clw.ri

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N. SMITH,

Vinccnnes, Ind. June 15, ltf33 1-

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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. pHE undersigned, having taken out feltem admintn.tioii ou the e3tate of Joseph hobmson (late of Spencer county, Indiana, dV ceased,) all persons haying claims against saui estate, are hereby notified to present lliem Ipsa ly authenticated for settlement, nnd all (hos indebted to said estate, are requested to rnaku immed.ate payment. The estate is supposed to be insolvent. 1 ' 1 DAVID M. CISSNA, .7rf,',, Spencer county, Ind., June 10th, 1SJ-1-j a-