Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 August 1834 — Page 3

VINCEKNES. SATIUDAV, ACC. ".), IHM. 3 tr O 5o O ' C J 3

Noah Noble, o J. C Krad. c

to to a. c; w. .o 2

u ,o t David Wallace. O w. -I -I t, O - t; o T; 1. V. Cully. ! o ci c-, J c.c i. o. - sB t: - H. M. Shaw. - c r. . I 7: !5 t V 73 J. F. Snapp. i " L1. , ft. N- Carnan. . I : ci cd c. cd Jotiii Purcell 0 'JL- ii ' to J. li. Martin.

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j gcogfeSgifl Wallace. Is, 1 , :c - - 1 - 'ulthI c-?rowg I M- lirmt"' - o ta ti j . Bruce. -) I O C- C? I. ! S '2 . t. .. Hhodanuel. ' H c-. - ) - -I CC s, li J 1 C; C C C". ,

o O Tin: yoici: or kxox colnty. We give the votes of this county with pleasure. The people have done nobly; they have vetoed the advocates of the veto President, and thus triumphantly condemned an intolerant party. There were three candidates for the legislature, and to have heard some of the opponents of Mr. Shaw before the election, one not able to appreciate the calm and dignified course pursued by his friends, would have sup posed his chance desperate. He is a man of i hiph order of talents; and when he acquires legilative experience, the county will have cause to rejoice in his success. The result altogether, is pleasing; it shows that this county will not bow t receive the joke of usurpation --that imposition will not be sanctioned, and thnt the freedom and prosperity of our beloved country, shall never be trampled upon with imrunny, oy any commnauou oi parusnus. i re-1 sident Jackson will learn, and his advieers will expel ience, the effect of their in jurious course. The people will protect their rLhts and their i happiness "all's well." Ve have the vote of Daviess county, as follows: Coventor Noble 33o Bead 40 J: Lieut. Coventor Wallace 4TC Culley l23.i. Messrs Culbertson and Brett are elected to represent the counties of Daviess and Martin Ue r.:1.r,.iiv l.t.iiriuiiy they may cease to be party men, and f represent the true interests of their constituents Let them remember the day of )acksoni m is almost spent, and public happiness will have " . A . cause to rejoice when ,t ceases to operate. ; 1 - We learn that J. K. DUBOIS, Esq. of r,aw - rence county, Illinois, w as elected to represent that county in the State Legislature, on Menmar. nniiii), m im. -.uui- , day lat,by a handsome majority . .:tlted James P. Drake, F.sq , recently appo Receiver of Public Moneys, has arriv ed in town, , . ... .i. .i. .:.,. ..r r . iii auu t.as cniereu upon .eu.3 . .i :n i. ,,,,-iri,. Ve are renuesteii 10 say, uioir I.. , , rv.ii, fl, .,,!. to-morrow nt 10 i ing at the V UilOIIV i - - - 7 n' lock, A. M in F.riglish . The discourse will be delivered From the Frederick Fxamincr July 0

Our peaceful, quiet, and orderly c,'yUV (ne nicest scrutiny, discover the least,

has at length been made tne scene oi

most foul and atrocious murder. On Satur-1 jot tjme a,ont tf,e ndd appearance as' day morning last, Mr. liendcr, one of oiirju.ej. ue could, and findintj he still con-; constable?, was aroused by one ol the fe- : (ini) n (j);U condition, we began to con-! male tenants of a house of infamous char-! cU(je t,;it ,0 ia() it,leed carried ihe ex-; acter, and apprised that one ot gul,t' 1 pPrimPnt too far ; and at last were satis-'; companions, living in the fame house, had j-,e(j Uml ie vvaj nctually dead, and we; been murdered. L pon repairing to lIie we re ju t ready to leave him. This con j ppot, accomjianied by a number of citi-J (iRUG( u bou t half an hour. Hy nine; zen, Mr. liender found lying i' be entry ; 0cjocj. , t)C morning, in autumn, as we of a house on Fifth ftreet, long known as! e 0inr away we observed some mo-

the abode of the most abanuoneu ui i!1(r room and the entry bore une.pnvoca ni'tis ol a ;ion having been dilected to an I ri-hmaii, named Jo. O Connor, ua the probable perpetrator id the deed, tiie oncers proceeded to his boarding house, where he was discovered in bed, apparently asleep. A dagger covered will Mood and a loaded pistol we.e fou nd under his pdiow. Iiayms? . . nt:i...ul Dnltzell. 11-U lie carneu Leiore 1'in.in"- - was committed for further examination pa Saturday moiniog he was orougti before Ibc sume magistrate, who cotisid

female tex, the body of a woman, wnoi ,0(!n, lls j,ulse and the motion ot his heart, Ciaik county, la. on S iturday the 2ih of July, bad evidently died in consequence oJ" r' j rraduall V returning: he began to breathe; Jonathan Jennings, first Governor of this State, ... I i i . ,i . ii.p ,irk :& . i i r.i, ,- . or. ..ii I aud late member ot Congress Irorn this district, slat, which eho had received in the MC!, entIv an(j fieal softy. V e were all, . jllUaru, Gazette. i little below the aimpit. I he adjoin- .48totuhed to tb.e last degree at this unex i kki, Mmmiaynrj,mm,mm,m, mm, 0m

rrrd the f ri.lonrp nrrfimM him so tr.-nir it" tl.j.i(y ,l( j ,,y COI)MIltlillr trial. The excitement caiwd by this occuuence, in a community iu v h c 1 1 outrages have been feldom committed , ia, a might lie rationally expected, very great. It is due, however, to the planner, iind :o the partial accomplishment of tlie ends of justice, that the public opinion thould he suspended until after the li ial, to which he will, we hope, he speedily brought. We refrain for this reason, from detailing the evidence taken by the committing magistrate. The victim of this atrociou? deed wa?, we understand, a married woman, whose husband, a respectable mechanic, named dower, resides in L'unkstown, Washington County. Her maiden name vas Maty Sprenkle, and she was born in Gettysburg or Chamhersburg, Pa. It is said, that she was some time since induced to aban

idon her husband and children, and that: a suit is now pending in Washington coun-' ty court, between her husband and Ivr se ducer. She had been living in Frederick not longer than a week or two. Short. :'nr Death. We nre informed that a workman in one of the limekilns in the north-i

iea-t section of Wliitemanh, township, Mont- i necessary for us to add that all peridied, and Isjomery, suirercd u horrible death on Wednes- were drawn up miserable spectacles of huiuan- '; day atlernoon last. While in the act of nieasur-j ity. They have left w ives and families to dejiiis; out lime, it seems that the arch gavo way,! plore this unforeseen misfortune, land completely hurried him beneath the burning j .j stones. The weather was intensely hot, and! Warning to Tailors. An ingenious mejthe lime so much so as to require thick leather d)anic is maiWg a machine for the purgloves to handle it; still the most untiring exer- r . . . ' .tions were made by the friends of the unfortu-! l,ose of sewing. It 19 to be on the Ftockjuale sutlerer to extricate him before life was e-j ing-fi ame principle, and he has so far 8UCItinct, but their efforts were wholly fruitless. ceeded us to form a St rait seum, v hich .

j The prottusund calls for help of the wretched ; unan, lor ten or fifteen minutes, we nre iidorm-1 led, were truly heart-rendn ; h,s .!istresed as-1 jsociales heinj,- compelled to tie witnesses to the most excruciating agony, w ithout the power to j Render effectual aid." When they at length sueiceeded in extricating the body from the kiln it; i Dreseliti'il a sIiopLom Kii-rf:irle I lie rrculiT iput heius- dreadfully burnt, and the head and! shoulders disliured by many severe contusions ; which of themselves would have occasioned his death. The deceased was a voumr man, of J i ( n ! IkT'hif. Mlid 1 1 . t l-i'f'i.tillv lrini I'lidnilt'Ifdii:! ' i where his parents reside. --(Jemiuntuu a 'Jl. j Deaths by Lightning . Yesterday afterjooon, about 5 o'clock, says the Advertiser, during the thunder storm, the lloman (Catholic Chapel in Austin street, Charles ton!), was f truck bv lightning. A fchool kept in the Chapel had been dismissed a short time before, but many of the pupils remained in and about the building The fluid first entered at a window in the girl's school room, in the second story, and kill

ed two boys; then passed into the bo i j and from examination had but one heart. The school room below, out at a window to a rlliIl was dead, and had been taken to Phila..naf ,..,..;c ... t..a I,,,..;,,,, delphia for the examination ot scientific geutle-

,,. JV " ' . r. 7 4 . b: I Killing one ot ttiem. 1 lie boyg Killed were from thirteen to fourteen years of age; ttieir names were Matthews, aeon of Mr. John Kay, and a son of widow Mellen. The Hotel at Charlcstown Neck, kept by Mr. Harvey, was also struck by lightning, but no person was injured, SIM :u LA 11 CASK. Dr. Heed in his excellent article on N"ervous Affections, makes a quotation from one of the medical treatise of Dr. Cheyne, narrating a case, the accuracy oi niiicii is ueueveu 10 ue csiamisueu i-y an iirefragable combination of evidence-, of an individual who could apparently die at any time he pleased, und after ha'v ing ! -I i 'ill' .) II laid a considerable time exactly like

corpse was able by an involuntary etrug-' ,r pa-snge, a tall gentleman, evidently a gle to resume the nxeicisesof the various! Kentuckian, was observed walking fore and functions of animation and intellect. I the cabin, his arms folded up, and be appnrii . .i .i i r i . i entlv. unmindful of the movements and con!ut the unnatural and painful exertions . "mJ """"' ,or a .11,., nqtcpll(rpr,. . . . yeration of his numerous lellow pa?ceugers, w hich it required to assume the sem-j two i:viltcinou WPr0 i earnest and rather loud blance of death, prodnced at last a fatal , ilisms, ion of politics; after a hard shot from

result. Death would not be mocked ! i with impunity, lhit thecal i? so singular! 1 .1 . 1 . 1 r 1 th:tt ue ,.,y lt ,,e,ore our readers. ; 1 tJe could die or expire when he plea-; ed and yet bv an etVoit, or POtnehow, he I could come to life ai'ain. He inited so ! , ,, , 1 1 t,i much upon our seeing the trial made that, ve weie at last lotced to comply. U e all jj)r6e felt hi? pulse tirt; it was distinct j ! though small ami thread v, and his heartj had its uual beating. He composed him I '., , ! !elt on his back and lay in a Ptnl posture, for some time; while I held his right; 1 hand, J)r. IJaynard laid his hand on his ll.nnrl .wwl Mr- Ql-ri.o I w I , I O rldiir I ,1 A 1." . . ,' . , . ., , ...... , , . ; insr-iriass to fits mouin I found hi pulse ,gink gra(!lJal,y liU !lt ,:l?t i Coult not ieeV. at:v bv the most exact and nice touch. Dr. Uaynard could not feel the least mo tion in his heart, nor Mr. Skrine, perceive the least sort of breadth on the bright mirror he held to hid mouth. Then each of u, by turns, examined his arm, hear! and breath; but could not, l,:svmi,oma 0f life in him. V e I easoned ,jon a00ut the body, anrl upon examinauon. peeled change, and alter some lurttier conversation with I im, and withnurfelvc ....,io.vn t'ollv satisfied as to all the particular of this fact, but not able toj form any rational scheme how to account for it. lie afterwards called for hid at 1 1 1 .. t. I ij 1, ill X-n toi ne v . aoueii ;i cooicn i. ...... and calmly and composedly died about 5 or G o'clock that evening Jivr of Chariot This divine office ii performed bv women in tne no.-piiais ui , Fiance, nheie'thcy are culled sosurs dc la " j - .i.i . 1 . r

vharitr. They attend the patient?; nnd nany ot theep benign hand-maid, in the prime of life, but bound by absolute vmve. devote themselves, for life, and die in the act of doing good. In the hospital at Lyons there are about one hundred- and fifty, wearing an uniform dresa of daik worsted, and remarkably eleau linen; each receiving the trifling turn of forty francs a year for pocket money. They sit tip one night in each week; the follow ing day is one of relaxation, and the only one they have. During the seige of Lyons, when cannon balls passed through the windows of the hospital, and stiuck the walls every moment, not one abao.don.ed her post near the sick. Fatal Occident. It is seldom that we have to relate a more fatal accident than the following, which has just reached us from a correspondent near launlon. Some lime burners w lio were

occupied at u kiln on Colhelstou Hill left work at the usual time on Thursday, when one of them incautiously or accidentally kicked a eione on uie pui;k on me inrnace, which caused hita to oversway his balance, and fall forward into the kiln to the depth of nearly twenty feet i upon the burning luno. 1 1 is brother mid another who were present, placed a ladder down the turnace, unJ most imprudently descended to rescue their companion, and it is scarcely when t)rtg?ed down, looks equally Strong . ' i ii n n'' Rt 83 ,f ,!oiie v,,h ,l eedle. Should the plan succeed generally, a suit of clothes , after they are cut out, may be ,, together, in one hour, bv one man. - h he exc )tion of working the button ' o boles, and pitting the bottons on! A Spanish Journal states that a lady in Madrid. named Dona Mercedes de Mendoza, awoku on tit, lrktli l-'i'lirnrkrv l:i Trfiin u f r:i nrp in which she had lain for four years. During; that period she never tasted food, but she is now in perfect health. An ingenuous yount: gentleman said to a prude, "1 trust, madam, you had agreeable dreams last night.'' "I beg, sir," replied the otj'ended lair, "I may hue no more of your indecent allusions." The Norristown (Perm.) Herald statrs, that on the 5th inst. an infant, or pair of twins, was born in that town, having two heads, four arms, and four legs. They were joined at the breast, men thero It is gratifying to learn as we do through the Philadelphia papers, that the poor fanatic who lately advertised in Garrison's Liberator for n help-mate is no American, hut a foreigner who has never been naturalized, and who has been heard to sav he never would be. He U a stocking weaver by trade. , i Courier & JCnsr"a ;ooi CN." In the after part of the cabin of the steamboat Trenton, there is hung up, a tin sign which indicates u part of what may be regarded ns the proprieties of the place; it has the following inscription i (ientlcmcn are not permitted to he down h ro,;L,, And gentlemen will beware, we imppo;e, of exhibiting any symptoms of needing the hint, f ir nothing can be more outre than to ""' Wretched along the settees, where coin1 Pill ly, '? i.c ; v . U't " mic iu wi; luumi. a;' a few d.ivs since, while the Trenton was on the disputant v ho belonged to the opposition tlic "ntRgonc-t brought his hand smartly down, and exclanued "Ceneral Jackson has , f this nation than any other nrea ijf.,,t we have ever had." The assertion was made in such positive tone that it arrested the a loud and attention of several of the company, and among others itie Kl(utkian. ,,e topped short, and unfolding uu .,nns snill t(, ,ie iast speaker "Stranger, do you know that v ou are violating the rules of the boat ?" .The ksonnvui professed his .ntention to violate no regu la tion and asked to know what lilehe infrin-ed "There i one which you hare violated," said the Kentuckian, pointing to the tm sign, and Tea (I 1 11 g "Centlemen are not permitted to J;'e, down in this cabin." V S. (iaz. I. ATI. ST I'ltOM I'XJiAM). The packet ship Lowell, Opt. Crocker, arri ved this morning. .She brought only one paper the Liverpool Mercury of the 20th tilt. for the loan of which we ure indebted to Messrs. ToplifV. His majesty's ship Donegal arrived at Portsmouth from Lisbon on the Bit h June, having on board Don Carlos, his wife, three children, and suite, to the number of sixty individuals, : including uisiiop Monks, Cenerals, Szc. He has positively refused to sign an agreement, similar to that ol Don Miguel, relative to lor tugal not to return to Spain, nor in any way to interfere- with the affairs of the Peninsula. It appears that ns the Don obtained refuge on board the Donegal without art- restrictions, he is at liberty to shape his course as he thinks proper. When the Donegal left the Tagus, Don Miguel was on hoard the British Frigate Stag, aud was to proceed to Cenoa on his way to the Austiiaii States, where it is said he intends to reside in future. Host. Transcript July 24. DILI) At his resilience, near Charlestown, Wheat & Oats. rTSIIF subscriber wishes to purchase a quan 11 tity of ( lean merchantable WIIKAT, alsi lso a quantity of OATS, for which he will give the hi-'hest price, in Merchandize. JOS. MADD0X. Yincennes, August 8lh, 1 i::j4 10-tf E li. B W fk A'fo Budieh e, wanted hy the JUL Jr t4t W sunscriher?, rir whicli the hodieat market price will be given. 0 SMI I'll & CARSON. Yiuccnncs, July tSth, lSdl-7-tf

ILast Notice.

A '''' '''0e whi) nre indeh J to the bite firm I'omlilisoift a- lt.a -iii.l il.i nt f .-ill Mini settle, r make sou ip i,ri.n,i.,i ..limit il.'lr notes and 111: ext, suit vvill be commer.ced acninst them. (Vr-Uook and Notes ... i, vv..!, .. t.. ur ince Coiupauy Orlice. A. LKROY, 1n;enl. 8th, l!;.i4 li-13t Vineennefl, la , An?. NO. 12, fur 1834-lrawg at Alexandria, notli August. I'HIZC OF 5-20,eu AM) T5 OF CionQ c: I IF. ME. 9 ' v

I prize of ?-J,f:x is C20 000 7.3.00U I 4.()K .J,,,,, 1 l.:;"0 i ,:uo '2( fa o.nod di. ItH) 4,.r(0 04 all 3,'JUO t 4a 'j, :,.;,.) b'4 30 1,020 t'.i l-'0 i,jso 3 1Gt 10 N2,-:o 22,176 d Jlti.SbU 25.HG1 prizes amounting to 5'7o,100 Tickets only Jvr). Shares in jroiortion CLAHKF. COOK,

Agents lor the Manager1!, Wheeling, Va. August 5th, 1334 10 leLst Received, 13 A CIS II AY ANNA COITF.i:, 10 do. Rio do. 10 Barrels New Orleans Hucar, i do. Loaf do. 2 Barrels Coeniac Brandy, 3 do American do. 2 Barrels Cherry Bounce, 2 lu. Madeira Wii.e, 3 do. Malaga do. 2 tlo. Tanners' Oil, 150 do. Conemauirh Salt. :lso, a large Assortment of QUEENSYYARK, a rc u which urc offered for sale very low by 15URTCH &. i 1 F.BERD, Yincennes, June 21, 16343- tf J0. S. KONNEii, HAS JUST RECEIVED j FROM New York, Philadelphia, nnd BaltiJ timare, n exfensiye assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE IDIMY GOODS, among which are Blue, Black, invisible Green, Brown, Mixed Drab Cloths, Blue nnd Black Cassimere, French and British Merino, Black and Colored Circassian, Bombasine, Bombazett, Brocbelle, Lasting, Brincetta, Tartan Plaids, Camlets, Cassinetts, Flannels, i:ev Black Italian Lustring, Black silk Camlet, Fancy colored Poult Do Leon and (iros De Naples, Siik and Velvet Vesting', Flag, Bandanna and Pongee Handkerchiefs, Crass aud J.inen Cambric Ditto Thibet, Alpine, Merino, Prussian, Cause, and Silk Handkerchiefs, Lustrins and Fancy Cravats, Bombazine and Silk Stocks, i- i m ii i i i i Flam and I ijrured swi. Mull, Bobbn.nett and Jaconett Muslins, Russia and Cotton Diaper a nd Table Cloths Calicoes, Ginghams, and printed Muslins, French printed Cambrics, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &a. Together zzith a large Stock of 'omcstic GJ-oods SUCH AS Bmwn nnd Bleached Mieetings ami fclnrtings, Tickings, Plaids, Stripes, Clo cks, ,c. kc. And a variety of other articles, zchich n-ill be sold Jor cash, at very reduced prices. 13 Cheats, 1-2 Chests, & 1-4 Chest?, YOUNG HYSON, IITCPERIAIj 6c GUN-POWDER TSA, For Sale by the (Jhest. Yincennes, Ind., July 17, 1834 7-tf SALT!! SAL.T!!! BAIUt KLS Fill ST; quality Kenhawa SALT, just re j ceived ami tor sale, b' SMITH k CARSON. May, 2d, 1634 48-tf mm? mm ROSS &. SWING, lf AV i: iut rer.eiveil a Handsome supply ni . . i . i r SPRLNti and SUM MLR COODi:, makinglheirassortment general and complete they will sell low for cash, or for such articles of country produce as is usually received in Stores. Yincennes, Ind-, May 10th, ISol lU-3in SALT! SALT!! Barrels Kenhawa Salt, first quality, Bbls. Muskingum do. do. do. Just received, nnd For sale, by THORN k TRACY Yincennes, Ind , June 14th, ltidl 2-tf from rpTi , en user ice 1 a ou rl rgMii. ., , . ..! ew Clrlea us, a v ei y gener.i 1 n--"i 1 nit-Hi. im 1 .rriceriCS. u!l ,.f wbii b. I.avuisr been selected with care, they feel sale in pronouncing ll.em of excellent 'i r.cse, together with die old stock render their assortment complete and they will be disposed of low for cah. 3 THORN & TRACY. June 21, 163 1 3-tf

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STATIC OF INJMANA, (Wismi County, Set: IN THE Cil3ON CIRCUIT Ct)(JHTt Mahch Teiim. A. I). 11131. JOKDAN P. COCUKI M, 1.9. I Isaac Strickland, Stephen Strickland, Li Chancery. Jesse M. Ilairison, and John Miller. J OW, here comes the complainant, and the said Isaac Strickland, by his solicitor, F.lisha F.mbre, and the Coin I being siiHicif-nt ly advised, ovt rruled the demurrer J.ercin tiled, and the said Isaac Strickland now here withdraw the demurrer aforesaid on leave for this purpose, first obtained of tlu; Com t. And it is ordered, that the iaid Isaac Strickland unwer over to the complainant, said bill of complaint; and leave is given the complainant, to file a Hipplemenial ty i 1 1 herein. And it now here appearing bom the sMierii!'s retain, to the subpicna herein, that the said Stephen Strickland is not toniid, on motion of the complainant, it is ordered, that the said Stephen Strickland nppear here, en or before the iirst day of the next term of this Court, and answer the complainant's bill of complaint, or the matter nnd things therein contained will be taken for confessed as aijaiiot him, nnd decreed in his absence eceordinu'ly. And it is ordered, that notice of (lie pendency of the complainant's bill of complaint, be given by publication of thii ouler, four weeks successively, in the Yinr.ennes ('axette, and that Ibis cause be continued until the next term ot this Court. A Copr Attkt. "JOHN I. NKKLY, Cl'k. G. C. C. By W. H. II. nilNCE. I). C. Briaeeton, Ind., July 2Hth, J S3 1 i)-4t C- r 'rj -V 1 J W . .f ' IKJ ifi .E Jm .ffc-Ti e fif m ft Tg Y virtue of two writ? of Fi Fa to me direclJij) tl from the Clerk's ollice of the Knox Cir- ( uit Court, I will offer at public sale, before th Court Hou-c door in Yincennes, on Saturday the Kith day of Aug. next, between the bonis of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. agreeably to the third Fection of the law, subjecting reul 11111I personal estate to execution, j all the right, title and interest of Antoinc Maraj shall, of, in, and to the following tract? or parcel i of land, known iind designated by the following j numbers, to wit: survey twenty-two, containI ing one hundred and two fifteen hundredth I acres uf land ; survey twenty-three, contuinin ! one hundred and twenty-four twenty-five hunI dredlhs acres of land, and survey fifty, containing t wo hundred und ninety -eight acres f laud, in town thiee, North Bange ten West, I willi tlu n n-.ii rt eii:i rices thereon lielonilliT.C.iveu i:p as the property of Antoine Marashall to satisfy the sai 1 executions, one in favor vi Burtch lleberd, assignees of Joseph Roscmau, and one in favor of William Mieure. JOHN IH.'UCELL, Eh'ff. K. C. July COth, IS34 C-3t ADMINISTRA T R IX ' fCTDTlCE is hereby given, that the undersigned, has takeu out Letters of Administration c.n the estate of Hiram Sudor., Jale of Kwox county, and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to eaid estate, ure requested to make immediate payment, nnJ those having claims against the same, are notified to prer sent them duly authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. SAUAH SODEN, llxccutrix. July 19th, 1831 S-Ut GENSRAlj T E undersigned, residing at New Albany, InX diana, having opened an office for the purpose , offers his services to the public as agent for the prosecution and collection of accounts and cla'.ms generally, the investigation of Land Titles, purchase and sale of real estate, redemption of land subject to sale lor non-payment of taxes, . iifcany part of this State or the adt;.... . -i i Ti i.-nn nreni iTin. I ot ii i ii .I'll - i'""i . v . . . , . . . . . y v p.,., )Ulll continental and state, ! and will undertake on reasonable terms, the prosecution of claims for Land, Bounty lay, or Tensions, of officers and soldiers of the revolutionary w ar, of those who were in the naval service ? Yirginia, or served under General CJeorge Bogers Clarke in the Illinois llegimcnls and the Western Army. He respectfully invites the correspondence of persons haying titles to such claims, against the State of Yir-f-inia or the United States. Having attentive j a(lt experienced correspondents at Richmond 'a. aud at Washington City, be will be able to transact business promptly in those places. In cases requiring legal aid or advice, he will bo as-isted hv able counsel and the utmost diligence, aud attention vvill be given to bring to a speedy and successful issue, any business that may be confided to him. Satisfactory references as to capacity and inr tegi ity can be furnished. b VM HARDIA. New-Albany, Indiana, May 9, lSJl-S-(2m) The llarular Wabash racket K. T.XRLTOJ Matter. VfyiLL leave Cincinnati, on Sunday, tha o i Aiigu-t, Tor Kaiaycite anu liuenue- , ui.ue i ir, .... n.c , . , V , rM ,i i l a . i m . 1 1 i nt 'i . ;) i-1 i river. tiddle. Fssex, and Scim'o, .unning on t!ie Wa1 he 3 1 Ll li. mi oi- ii.i; !.' - - j 1 ha ,ash. All goods fhipped per the S LI II, wi! sisnces, without delay cr extra Large in en P of low water, t.e lorwarof 11 10 me couW. 1). .IONLt agfn, Lmnnvati. J. C. Bl'CKLLS, Jlgeil, .oimn'.'c, KU 7-.ll July 1! Y1NCFNNES jit. -C"OIIN MYF.RS, having removed to the !e-usa f recently occupied by . LeKoy. and bi ing permanently fixed, assures hi- friends anu lormcr customers, that Ihe Larde r, the thn Cnvimi, and the U,n,-lr,ft, f-hall always be well . . ' .. . t ll .. . L, ., ui i.fo. nrov nU ii : li e hambers .-tiaii , i m ,.....r .....I ii.. i...c and sei v.iiits, shall j i' Mi - tmn nv..w--,-- ! be Fi i! nlul He Tiled -es biiiKclf to n-e every proper exertion to give satisfaction, ami solu ils public patrona". He hopes, by care and assiduity, to. inerirthe i baracter of keeping "a most eomfor: table house of public eiitei tu innient Yim-e.iiKi, l.id , May J1, ISJl-dJ-lS V 4

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