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to Tiir: passion-flower. Flower of a day! how proudly bright I In- bcautie? nu t the morning light! Thv purple disk so richly glowing. Thy tendrils irrecn so lirhtly llowing; Ah! who could view a fairer flower, It. woodland shade, or rvdtered bovver? Where is tint early splendour flown? Where are those tint of radiance gone? Did the soft zephyr, as it sprung Sweet beds of balmy tlowen among, Brush with light win; thy lo.8om gay, And bear the (pencilled hues away ? Did the bee steal those colours brigLt, To deck some other favourite? Or is thy gorgeous mantle lied With the clear dews that bctit thy head! Once lovely bloom so faded now, How like to hum in pride art thou! Children of beauty, wealth, and power, lake thee, may t-hine one little hour; The next, they fall and who can save? Their power, a name their wealth a grave. Vet, hallowed flower! though thine a reign Shorter than all thy sisier train, With loftier honours wcrt thou bless'd With holier marks wort thou impress'd: On thee hard Nature'? pencil true Her Saviour's suhVrings brought to view; The cross on . liieh for mile bled, The thorns that crown'd His sacred head, The nails that pie rced for us alone, 'lhe glorious rays that round Ilim shone; And last, the Twelve, a faithful band, Who round their heavenly Master staud. So let the Christian's tV-rvant breast W ith the same image be imnessM; In days of grief, in hours of pride, Remember how his Saviour died ; Nor fear to think how short, how vain, lhe joys of Life's unceitain reign!

Last Notice.

A LI. those who p.re indebted to the late firm I ofToml iusou &i Ross, and do not call and settle, or make some Arrangement about their notes ami accounts, by the first of November next, suit will be commenced against them. fjr-Booki and Notts at the Wabash Iasur ance Company Oitice. A. LF.ROY, dgtnt. Yincenne, la , Aug. 8th, 1S34 10-l.it NO. 13, for 184 Draws nt Alexandria, 30th

ilk. miMUuu Mt'ug'HL-S

Eagle Factory.

August. i prize of s-2o,ioo and :5 of $1,000 SCU EMU. I prize of 5-20,000 u C20,000 To 1,000 To.tXiO 1 4.0(H) 4,000 1 l,f"0 l,ti'0 i i.joo 1,300 1 1,2-J0 1,320 20 v-o 6,000 20 200 4,000 4o 100 4.50O 4 oO 3,200 (54 4 0 2,-ioO C4 30 1,920 C4 L'2) 3 KM 10 32,020 2,170" 5 110,880 25.861 prizes amounting to 52100

THIS ESTABLISHMENT is dow in successful operation, making COTrnv vipv f n vorv superior uualit v. Cus

tomers, and merchants generally, can have their orders filled us usual, on the shortest notice.

J). 5. HUUl. Vincennes, March CJ, 1034 40-tf

3vua $ Cltrmiral Store. HITT & ORRICK

F ESFECFULLY inform their KB. friends and the public general

ly, that they keep on Land a large and well selected assortment of fiebh

MEDICINES, which they receive semi-annual

ly, from the East. u UKUGS, FAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, c.

Of which, the following are a pan.

Tickets onhi v5. Shares in proportion.

CL.VUKE COOK, Agents for the Managers. Wheeling, Ya. August 5th, 1331 10

Just Received,

lu 10

3 '2 LiO

BAGS HAVANNA COFFEE, do. Rio do. Barrels New Orleans Sugar, do. Loaf do. Barrels Cogr.inc Brandy, do American do. Barrels Cherry Bounce, do. .Madeira Wine, d. Maine do. do. Tanners' Oil, do. Couemaugh Salt.

BOTANIC

Acetate Morphine

llydriodate Potasu; Ox Mutate do. eodinc Black Oxyd Mercury Blue Till Mass Lunar Costic Sulphate Quinine Extract do. " Coloycinth " Ciruta u Palladium u Liquorice Genuine Red Bark " Calisayu do.

ffESPECT FULLY informs bis friends and j Calomel l5i the public, that his office ii now kept on j Op. urn Main street, Evansville, Indiana, near the store! pocacuanha

Lockwood Sc Newman, lie will keep on

: Cream Tartar

Calcined Magnesia i Carbons; t do. ' Peruvian Barks j Yellow Lima do.

quassia Cascariila Gentian Culchicuni

j.iiii), a Idrge Assortment of

QUEENSYVARE,

From the Evening Post. DIItECITONS rOSt .HAKIXG GOOD vur.v.sr..

".Much depend on h;;vinr a portion of

saltpetre mixed with lhe common salt; il liie latter is only uged to keep the cheese j-weet, it id apt to ha hirJ, an 1 have a I'tlinjf aii'l liajrrcealle taste; but if not so much is taken, then when the. cheese is drying a putiM fermentation comes on iind swells up much in thtt mi.lille. If the cheese should now be cut, it'would end loith a disagreeable stencli an ! could r.ol be eaten; but if m fie red to stand, the ferroentahon gradually abate?, &. the cheese lalls lower than it wnn at first, so a3 to wake it concave on both eidee.

Chee?e made acrording to the follow- jl A N C Y AND STAPLE mg receipt, ht by long- experience, been HT? 17 rrtfTHi found lo be of very excellent quality, and 53? jlu S. HjOLP JL,

which lire offered for sale very low by BURTCII &, HEBERl). Vinconnes, June ill, 18313- tf HAS JUST I1ECEIVSD lROM New York, Philadelphia, and BaltiB. timore, nn exten.ive assortment of

hand, and for sale, a general assortment of

VEGETABLE IVIEDICINE. Beine fully convinced that a regular and scirntific system of BOTANIC MEDICAL PRACTICE, pocsesses a vast superiority over the common mode of bleeding and mineralizing, both in nnirit of pffiCRCV and safetv. he emnlovs vege

table remedies exclusively in his practice, and! Syrup Liverwort

recommends them to all who resort to medicine iGuiu Scammoiiy

with the hope of permanent relief. N. R. The public are informed that those who are pretending to practice the Thomsonian System without qualification, or authority, or blending vegetable and mineral medicines, arc not patronised by the Thomsonian Botanic Institution.

A. P. HUTCHINSON. Evansville, Ind. July 12, 1C34 G-tm

4i tuimbogu Arsibic " Camidicr ki Asa foe I id, i 4k Traacinlh " Elastic 11 Sty rax " Aloes " Ciiiac l Kino ' Aiuinoniao Radx Spigelicsa.

Sugar L.ead Jlne N'itriol

tiiHiiks to their friends and customers, for the liberal patronage heretofoie received, and solicit a continuation. They do believe it wili be to the interest of those wishing to purchase to call and examine their NEW GOODS, Now oreninir, which has been selected with

gresit care in the eastern cities ; which, added to their former stock, will make their assortment

complete for the present and approaching sea

sonsall oi which, are otlerct as low, it not

lower, than any previous stock (or c;ih, or most

kinds of country produce m exchantre. BURTCH & HEBERD. Vincennes, Ind. May 1st, 1BJ4 4o-tt

Eosom Salts

Glauber do. Caustic Potasa; Benzoic Acid adx Sarsaparilla Cantharides Tartar Emetic Senna Alexandria Spermaceti Sal Ammoniac icculus Indicus Arrow Root Pulv. Fine Sponge White Arsenic Puoer Pill Buses Wood " " White Wax ellow do. Bed Precipitate White co.

(.'balk prcpstrcd Crude Antimony Black Hellebore Ergot Pulv. Flor Sulphur English SallVou American do. Cuhebs Black oxyd .Manganese Carb Ammonia Citric Acid Phosphate Iron Carb. do. Antiinonialis pulv. Praiikincence Armenian Bole Carb Zinc Nux Vomici. Russian Castor l.'xt. Catechu Calbanum Roll Brimstouo M;eet Corks Bottle do.

HAS BECOME fOI.E TaoPRlETOR OF TUB

LAD' BOOK,

,1 Monthly Magazine, containing

Talcs, original and selected; Moral and Sc ienti f:c Essays; Poetry from the best Authors ; the

Quarterly representations oi me i-hoj s r unions, adopted in Philadelphia Coloured. Music, of the newest style, &c. &c.

Published regularly on tne nrst oay r i every jnth, at No 3 Authenian buildings, Franklin

perhaps inferior to none that are made io i

Lnland. Let the rennet he prepared, soaking the calts bag in cold water, and falling i? etionh to keep it evveet; to tlie milk first

mule blood warm, add enough of thia to turn the milk into curd in half an hour, which quantity will be oon found by experience, then heat it at hot as you can t ear your hand in it, and ha? ing strained

the whey well from it, break or chop the curd to pieces, and to every fifth pound of the cheese put a tea-spoonful of saltpetre and a large table-spoonful of com inon salt, Mt " ill soon be found how much milk or curd will make 5 lbs. of cheese.) It mu?t be kept in pie-.nd turned within one hour; keep it in lhe pre9 t (Todays turn it twice the first Uy and once the List day. They fhouM , whilst drying, be kept in n dark room, or otherwise keep them from flies. If any creepers come in them when drying, fill them with a paste of butter and Hour to keep the flies from them, or when first taken out of the press, before being put to dry, rub them with a

little butter and red pepper in a rag, this

will effectually prevent any injury from flies. While drying, the cheese ought to be frequently at first turned, and afterwards once a day, and well rubbed nith a clean clot!). The above process skilfully peformed will advance the price of cheese : No. 1 fiom G lo 8 cents; No. 2 lo 10; and No. 3 lo li'i cents per pound.

livery housekeeper knows, or ousrht toi

know, that many nrticles that come un-j

tier their especial notice, are liable to be spoiled us well as cheese by fermentation. Cheese ought never to fejment, if it takes

the first it goes lhe whole, and runs on to i

destruction. Yeasl and bread to be good,

mut take the hrst saccharine but stot

there: vinegar must take the first and Fecoud acid and stop there. The pro

cess of lermet.tation first saccharine (sweet,) second acid, (sour.) and the third stench.1' W. M. Pennisotos, N. JrnsEv. To destroy the Vecvil in Grain. Soak linen cloths in water, wring them, and cover your grain with them; in two hours yoQ will fiod all the weevils upon the cloth, which must be carefully gathered off, that none of the insects may escape, and then immersed in water to destroy them. lb.

Bait for Rats. One of our subscribers informs us, and his veracity is unquestionable, that he was advised, in baiting a wirr tre.p to catch rats to mix a paste of rorn meat and raw t$; be liid so, and the first ni;ht he caught 7,

luc Dti-uuu i" ""i' vfiuuiuru 14 iroru half grown to full grown ones. Tnn.e his own words, the trap not being very large, "they were literally piled on one another lor want of room." Rats are the most destructive, troublesome and disagreeable vermin tlmt can infest our premises, and any thing is of importance that will assist us in getting rid of them. Ohio Farmer. A Barbar-oui Village. In the viilape of Randolph, (Ohio) which contain only fcbout one hundred inhabitants, triers are said to be twen ty-hve barbers:!

among "s-hich are Hlu", Black, invisible flreen, Brown, Mixed Si Drab Cloilis, Blue and Rlnck C-imere, French and British Merino,

Black and Colored Cirrnjian, Bombazine, Bombazett, Brochelle. Lasting, Princetta, Tartan Plaids, Camlets, Cassinetts, Fl;MineLJ, &c. Black Italian Lustriuj, Black silk Camlet,

Fancy colored Poult De Leon and Gros

I)e Naples, Silk and Velvet Vesting,

Flag, Bandanna ,-:nd Pongee Handkerchiefs,

'ra?s and Linen Cambric Ditto

Thibet, Alpine, Merino, Prussian, Guuze,

and Silk II am! kerchiefs, Lustring and Fancy Cravats, Bombazine and Silk Stocks, Plain and Figured Swiss. Mull, Bobbinnett and Jaconett Muslins, R-ii'sia and Cotton Diaper and Table Cloths, Calicoes, (iipchams, and printed Muslins, French printed Cambrics, Hats, Boots, Shots, Ac. Together with a large Stock of BJomcsfic Cxoods, SUCH A5 Brown nnd Bleachrd Sheetings and Shirtings, Tickings, Piaids, Siripcs, Checks, i:c. kc.

And a variety of other articles, which will le sold for cash, at very t educed prices.

!15 Chects, 1-2 Chests, h 1-4 Chests,;

YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL & GUN-POWDER TEA, For Sale by the Chest. Vincennes, Ind., July 17, l.SG-1 7-tf

sny

Have received in addition to their former stock, the following articles:

iND to which, they invite the attention c

leirfrieudi ami the public generally, t 41) Tons (well usorted) Juniatta Iron,

no. i lougn i rate, 250 Boies 8 by 10 Glass, 2.-) do. 10 by 12 do. HO do. assorted Glass Tumblers, IX) do. do. Bottles, 10 do. do. Decanters, '24 Gross Shoe Blacking, '200 Reams Wrapping Paper, 50 do. Writing and Letter do. 1 Cask Tearlasli, '20o Kegs Beatty's Rifle Powder, 100 do. Dupont's do. do. GO Quarter boxes Young Hyson i. Gun Powder Tea, 10 Chests do. do. l'.0 Kegs White Lend, 10 Barrels domestic Brandy, 10 do. do. Gin, '2 Pipes Baltimore Gin, f)0 dnen Bed Cords, 60 do. Plough Lines, '25 Bags Pepper, 12 do. Spice, 50 Boxes and Barrels common Cigars, 600 do. Melee do. 25 do. Lemon and natural Syrup, SO Barrels Pittsburgh Porter &; Ale, . Boxes Stoughton's Bitters, 4 Ceroons S. F. Indigo, 2 1 1 lids. Dutch Madder. Kvansville, Ind., May 21st, 1831-51 NEW GOOI&.

Tartaric Acid Vial " ; Sup. Carb. Sod, Oil Peppermint jCa'rb. do. " Almonds j Uautin FlaUu " Wintrrgrern (Orange Peel Cinnamon Nut galls 11 Cloves Uahip Pulv. " Lavender Calombi do. " Bonleau ViiL'inia Snake Root " Anise Se.'i.'ka do. ,k Caraway P.. nix. Valerian " Orantre ! 'Uva Ur-si Spruce Burgundy Pix " Persia mot PimVnto " Sassafras Adhesive Plaster 44 Oriar.i ni Cantharides do. ,k Hemlock Mercurial do. " IVnnj royal Dyacbilou do. " Cedar Court do. 44 Turpentina Refined Borax " Juniper Crude do. 4" Rosemary Sal. .Nitre Refined 44 Wonuseei Wldte Sipiills 44 Senka - Bsilsaiu Copavia 44 Castor Oil do. 4 Sueet 'Consolidated do. 44 Spiko ()il Cubehs " Rose Cidoride Limo Pru'Mate Iron

do.

coil

Cowhr.ge l)ou Phoshorus Croton Oil Rhubarb Pulv. 44 Radx Digitalis

IRochell Salts

Muriatic, Acid Sulphuric do. Nitric 44 Sulphuric Ltl.cr Aijua Ammonia Spirits do. 4 Nit. dole. Block Drop

nti-dyspeptio Pills, Lee's genuine do . Anion's do., Dyott's do ., Hooper's female do.,

j Fisher's do., Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, Anderson's Cough Drops, Is. Peppermint, Jujube Paste, Steer's chemical Opodeldoc, Mil-ca.-sor Oil, Headache Snuff, Macabau, do,. Scotch do , llai-leui Oil, British do., Judkin's j Ointment, Worm tea. Balsam of Life, Golden

Tincture, Perkiu's Blister Clolu, Ihompson's Eye Water, Chill and Fever powders and worm mature.

Wormwood

mmt

SASiT!! SALT!!!

SSCI HAPPiELS FIRST

quality Kenhawa SALT, just re ce'ned sind for sale, by

SMITH & CARSON. May, 2d, 183-1 40-tf ROSS t EWING,

VifTAVFi just received a handsome supply of

SPRLNG and su MMF.R t;Of))S, makingtheirassortmnt general and complete they

will sell low for cast;, rr for such articles of

country produce as is usually received in Storce Vincennes, Ind., May 10th, 1S31 49-3in

Thorn Tract,

ESPECT FULLY inform their friends that jg they lime just received from the Eastern

Ciues, A General and Seasonable Assortment of FASHIONABLE

Winter green Skunk Cabbage Raspberry leaves Meadow Fern Mustard Flor. Bitter Herb, k.c. Lc.

GOODS,

Embracing almost every article of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Queensware and Hardware. An examination of their Stock, which is more compute and extensive than they have ever before offered to the public, is respectfully solicited, with the assurance to purchasers that their efforts shall be to please in prices as well as in goods, T. T. Vincennes, June 14th, 1831 2-tf NEWGOODS.

(31

SALT! SALT!!

CbfTh Barrels KunhwaSaltJ first quality.

J n t received, nnd For sa!, by

THORN h TRACY. Vincennes, lad , June 14th, 1 ff3 J 2-tf 5HF. subscribers have ju?t received from jL New Orleans, a very general assortment of Groceries, nil of which, having been selected with care, they feel safe in pronouncing them of excellent qualities. These, together with the old stock render their assortment complete and they will be disposed of Ipw for cash. THORN Si TRACY. June 21, IS2-I 3-lf

SMITH 6c CARSON, TO ESPFiCTFULLY inform their friends w and the public, that tbey have just receiv

ed from the East, their

SPRING & SUMMER ASSORTMENT OF GOODS! Which will be found.very select and complete: comprising, nearly every article generally called for; and it is only necessary to say, that THEY HAVE TO BE sold, and WILL BE sold, UNUSUALLY LOW for CASH. Vincennes, May 3, 183-1 43-tf MAGISTRATES' BLANKS, ALWAYS OS HANDS AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

African Cayennu. Common do. Lobelisi Gum Myrrh Hemlock Bay berry Pulv. Gmper

Witch Hazel SuYgicu InsVrwmevvis. Pocket Cases, Am. Spring Lancets, German do., Evan's Thumb do , Com. do. do., Gum do. Tooth Drawers assoited, do.. Elevators do, do. Forceps do., Rouge's, Elastic Pessaries, do. Catheters, Syringes assorted, Breast Pipes'.

Nursing Bottles, Hull's Patent Truss, Common do., Mippie Shells. Yanc Articles.

Cologne Water, Snufi Boxes aborted, Hair

monin.

nlac, Philadelphia.

Lnibeiiislieu nun a dchu-.uui ;uiu eiini!ii

vnrietv of Engravings, ireni original and selected designs, both colored and plain, with two en

graved title pages, and two distinct indexes, (intended to perfect scpernte volumes in the year,) also a choice Collection of music, original and selected, arrunged for the Piano or Guitar, with nearly 60O paces large octavo letter press, and only THREE dollars per annum. X ACH number of this periodical contains 45 Hi pages of extra octavo letter press, printed with clear, new and beautiful type, (arranged after the manner of the London Lu Belle Assemllee,) on paper of the finest texture and whitest color. It is embellished with splcr.ded Engravings of Copper and Steel, e xecuted by artists of the highest skill and distinction, and Miihrac-m?' evcrv variety of fuliects. Aamnj

these are illustrations of Popular Legends, Romantic Incidents, Attractive Scenery, and portraitsof Illustrious Females. The number commencing each quarter contains a j iclurc of (ho existing Philadelphia Fashions, designed, dravn, engruved and colored expressly for this work by competent persons specially etiruced br that purpose. The embellishments of this character which have appeared in former neu.bers, iiro coiilescdly superior to any which have been furnished in any other similar American ub!ication, and from the arrangement which bava been made, there is every reason to believe thry 1.. , i

wiil ce improvra in ine rcmiiT volumes. 111

addition to the Embellishment just referred to, every number contains several encnivings en wood, reireeritin" Foreign rind rstive Scenes,

curious end interesting Subjects, iVatuial hi.-to-

ry, Etomology Win era lory, Conrhrdoy, IIuinotous Incident9, Oriianieiittil Productions, F.tnbroidery, and other needle work, Riding, Dancin?, S;e. besides ne or more piuce of popular Muric, arranged for the Piano cr Guitar. Every six numbers of the work form nn elegant volume suitable for bindjns:, nr.d with those ere furnished gratuitiui.-ly a superbly engraved Ti'le Pupe, ami a general index ff Contents. The lyjjoarahical execution of the Lady's Book is such ti a t the proprietor tliallensres comparison with any Magazine, whether European or American. The best Mutt-rials and the ablest workmen or employed, nnd the moct scrupulous regard is paid to neatness, harmony, and uniformity, in the arrangement of the various subjects which compose the letter-press. The Literary department of the Lady's Book comprises every thing which is deemed suitable f ( r that tex to whose im it is principally devoted. Tales, which sue distinguished l.y intoreting incidents, vi&orous nanativ?, chaste diction, ami the absence of maukish fentimetit: Poetry, in which sei.te has not been sacrificed to sound, but where glowing thoughts are sensibly expressed ; Essays upon pleasing and in i-tructive subjects; Biographical Sketclies of IIlnstrioiii Women: Anecdotes, untainted bv in-

delicate inuendnes; lively Bon-mots, and Buinorous topics cheetfully but modestly treated, j consiitu'e nlonc; with de'criptions of the variou 1 embellisbnuiits, the reading of the Work.

Though enormous expenses have been incurred in making this work deservni!: of the immense patronage it has received, the proprietor does not mean to riJax in his exertions. Wherever improvement can be n'fidr, he is dtvrmined to ficcornpiish it without regard to cost or labor, coiitideut that he will be unipl remunerated. The terms of the Lad-y'3 Book are three dollars per annum, payable in advance. fjT-Persons remitting ten dollars shall he et -titled to four copies of the work. ft-Persons remitting fifteen dollars shall be entitled to x co)ic of the work, and additional copies of the best Engravings. Jj-Persons procuring tea rie.vv subscribers, and forwarding the cash for tho same, besides a discount of fifteen per cent, shall be presented with a copy of the third volume of the work superbly bound. fjUncurrent Notes of tohent banks received at par value. An extra ropy of the work, or any information respecting it, may be obtained by addressing the publisher, (pott paid.) Philadelphia, June 2b', 13345

WASHINGTON

Washington, Daviess County, Indiana.

U C. ELLIOTT r RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a House of for the reception and accommodation of travellers, and all other, who may be pleased to (avor liiui with their custom . His tabic v. ill be supl. .!. t ..i i.rrl J

pneu wiiii i;:e nest tne marker, nuorr.s, ana pledges himelf to use every possible exertion

Brushes do , Too.h do. do., Cloth do. do., Milk t( ?ve general salutact.on, uud elicits rubl:o

of Roses, Antique Oil for hair, Spanish cegars, Match Lights, I'omsitum, Rose Soap superior, Lavender do. do, Jessamine do. do., Shaving do. assorted, Blue Saucers, Purple do , Shaving Brushes, do. Boxes, Indclable Ink, Red do., Fancy Smelling Bottles, Thermometers, Percussion Caps, Chemical Ink Powder-, Small Glass Lamps, do. Wbiteware do., Water Paints, Camel s hair Pencils, Black Lead do., Cedar do., Red Wafers, do. Sealing Wax, Black do. do., do. Sand. Taints, Oils, &c. Prussian Blue, Crome Yellow, Terre-de-Sicn-ria, Venetian Red, Red Lead, Spanish Brown, do. Whiting, Dry White Lead, In Oil do. do., Lampblack, Verdegris, Yellow Ochre, Chalk, Oold Beat, Silver Bronze, Copper do., Red Saunders, Brazil Dust, Camwood, Amnio, Rosin Madder, Chipped Logwood, Extract do , Sand Paper, Rotten Stone, Curcuma, Pumice Stone, Fustic, Glue, Copal vsirrnsh, Japan do, Shoe do., Spirits Turpentine, Linseed Oil, 'perm do , Perlash, Coppers, Rice, Cochineal, Varnish

Brushes, Paint do. asssorted, S;is!i do., Hearth do., Shoe do , Tanner's Round do., Scrub do., Horse do , Counter do , Eastern Starch, Chemical Paste Blsicking. They ffel confi lent in saying their Medicine? are frc.-h and genuine. Physicians and Merchants, wanting articles in their line, will find it much to their interest to call and examine for themselves before they purchase elsewhere. Orders and Prescriptions promptly attended to and tbankfullv received. Vincennes, Ind.. March 8th, 1 83 1 40-tf

SALT.

June

B irfels Mir-krngTii Silt, just received end for sate, by

ROSS k. EWLNG. 1331-1 6t

pa tpop.Pt:?.

His house is enpneious, comfortable nnd convenient. The bar shall always be abundantly filled with every variety of the most choice Liquors. The Stables attached to this c stablisiiment are large and convenient, and will always be well stored with provender. A good, steady and honest ho-tler is engaged, who is thoroughly ncquninted with his business. N. B. Boarders by the year, or otherwise, will be thankfully received, and accommodated on moderate terms . Washington, Daviess county, Indiana, March 3, 1R34--4 1 -If MANU FACTORY.

HAVE a i-Ancr. assortment of TIN V.'ARE on baud, which I will sell at wholesale or

retail, low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job woikdone at short notice. N. SMITH. Vincennes, Ind. June 15, 1833 1-tf fe'tttcrmtrg Erasmus. F11HE subscriber respectfully in forws the pub i. lie, that the exercises of this institution hav been resumed. He takes t hi 3 opportunity of tendering his thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal patronaze which they have extended to hirn, and of informing them, mat he will tench in all the Enicliih jqanrhes for the future, nt tho very reduced price rf 53 per quarter. He is now prepared to e t've his undivided attention to the duties f f the srhool, ill lie. t

; ami pledges ivhtii to pare no pnins to r.'l- ! vane? his pupil? in their literary pnrsni'.

H. M. i-II W.

I Viae

ICS,

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