Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 November 1834 — Page 3

EXPLANATORY The temporary suspension of our publication, during the absence of the Editor demands from us a single remark. Having announced to our readers, in the "Courier" of the 16th alt., that we should be absent for a short time, we had every

reason to expect that our paper would

been as regularly

enjoyed our personal superintendence Called away by the first day which every man owes his family -- their production -- we had hoped no interruption would have occupied to the prosecution of our regular business. We had confidence in the individual entrusted with our business and never let ourself doubt that a duty

published as

if it

willingly assumed would find faithfully performed,

Pursuant to an Order of the Probate Court of Knox County, the undersigned ii . I. ."..I ..

will expose to public sale at the court house door in Vincennes, on Saturday the 13th day of December next, all the interest and claim Frederick, John, Samuel, and Charles F. Craeter, have in or to the farm undivided fifth parts of 40 acres of land in the Lower Prairie, location not known; 136 acres adjoining Michael Thorn, on River Duchee; also four undivided fiths in town lots in Vincennes, Nos. 256, 285, 436, 135, 456, 179, 187, 453, and in parts of 98 and 163; also, four undivided tenths in 400 acres, donation No. 108; 400 acres, donation 73; 100 acres, donation 192; 136 acres location 115; 136 acres, location 141; 204 acres, location 85,

and 75 acres location 143, lying in the county of

Knox -- and four undivided fifths in 160 acres in

deceived; and must rest content, for the present, with the expression of our regret for the disappointment occasioned by our absence. The "Courier" never yields to the storm when the regular helmsman presides. We shall take care of the fu- . .1 i r . i .. ..it .i

ture -- the lessons of the past shall not be soon forgotten -- Wabash Courier.

he i heerlu'.l v tin- county 1 Vandt rKin t,h, it heing tin: soiithlle Laic Link east fiuarter of jot ion 5 iti Town .0 South,

uioi, thf .

Range 10 West -- on a credit of six

with bond and JANU.S JOIiiNoUN, Cumm'r. "iiicenrjps, Nov. 14, I o4 3 3i

Notice.

":1!F. s:Ie of the Sixtuttith Section iu Con 4JL t r. ssion.i 1 Township two North, of laug seven West, will rcinmrnce at the rourt honsi dooi iri the town of Washington, IJv iss connIv.ou H e y h lay of January next, and con tinue f ' u i ii day to day until all is offered fur .-ale; i' will he offered i.'i eighty acre lots One fourth part of th purchase money and the in it reit of the remainder for one year, uiut be paid in ndvauci ; a credit of ten jears will ht given on the halanr", by the interest being paid annually in Rdvaore. liKORCE UONl-Y. S Ctmi'r. hhWIS JONES, Depy. Nov. 10, ItiU-vU-a

NOTICE.

sJOTICK if hend'v pr-ven, that the underbill!-;

HOTICB, 5T)HF iinder-iened hai taken out letters of 'LL uiliiiii.isti aUoll oil the estate of Daniel Da v ii, (incased, and requests all tiiose haiiijj clniiiis ag..inst the estate to ( resent them prop ei ly atiltif nticitt il, and those owing the rsl ite

to pay the same without dilav, as the object of

(he underpinned is to settle up the estate ith tiie Icail poftihh delay. CI! A lihKS rOLKt, Jldtn'r.

tetany ct-mpt iu the -uhsetibei to retif-st lho?e indebted lo him, to t all and settle by a--h or Note. A libernl discount will be m aje o all who pay puuiiptly. 'I hof-e wbo have een indebted more thai, ,ne yepr, and neKh.Lt his notice, will, after the la of December lit kt , he sued . JOSK1TI SOMLS. Vincennes, Sept. 13, !SLi4 1 5-12

1 ruct

CORN AND OATS.

UY. suhscriliers Ul receive Corn and Oat)

in exchange h.r Mercloin!ize, n tlie Mar

et price . S. & W. J. WISE Sept. 3, 183414-

1 tii hns t.ilicii out Ictt. rs oi a.iministratioit i

on tiie e.-tale- ol Ju..ii II. I )o wden, 1 a t e ol K noi

i -on nt , ilecea si d 1 iiofe ii.u i 1 iiiiiS utr uilsl

1P"4 21-31

A t trr'.-t uiP at M inlm utrp. tienr T

t-i, h i the MioMtr; i o tup mptnory

l M Jdiail.a tm!l ex.-ileul bushand

nod l.lher. 1 1 iocou(1h' de w o!o w con tniops tocairv mi the lorery Vaisioe.i i the line S'. Peoi Another fhoj. in the same -Ireet ha- tin- s-in: he g tn

ect our plm'l"0 to the FiOfe.t word! ol God. and a! the -noi? titne lo the tx ! 1 1 iiit I v nvnU rite pi ice a I w Inch I eell cotI on goodr, AV.nS!! m.vvk; ation. I 1) ning i ifi'Hi! vmt to Cui' innati, vvp; I il thp pi-nrr "I witnen-ing th lanrohj of a nev tioal j it 1 uiH tor Capt. 7 arltm

I said estate will present them legally authentic.!-j TTIflKllK will be ex osed to public auction, ' y ,r t.-d lor adjustment, and those indet ted to the cs j ii at the lite ridence of Daniel Davis, tie-,' ffg .9 , Vl P 'J j late will inake immediate pay ment. 1 he est a t e ce a?ed, on t he 6th day of Decemboi next, .f -M. a .ia.4 m J X Xa-A Kt

Two Beds and Bedding, One Clock, and

virtue of seven writs of Fi Fa, to me de-

rected from the Clerk's office of the Knox

Circuit Court, I will offer at public sale before the Court house door in Vincennes, on Saturday the 29th inst. between the hours of 10 o' clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., agreeably to the third section of the law subjecting real and personal estate lo execution, ail the right, title and interest, of Antoine Marashall, of, in and to, the following tract. or parcel of land. Situated in the county of Knox. known and designate by the. following surveys, towit:-- Survey fifty, Town three, North Range ten West, containing two hundred and ninety-seven acres and ninety four hundredths (297 94 100ths) Survey twenty three. Town three North, Range West, containing one hundred and thirty-four acres & twenty-five hundredths ( 134 25 -100ths ) Also, Survey twenty-two, Town three, North

iI A TV IT 1 A rV O T u West, conf.iinii g one hundi.d eml iTj- IX 11 V-7 J- 11 A . ,w0 ,,ri.,. filtrt.n hundredths, (Mi'2 15

lOOths. ,) with the appurtenances thereunto begiven up as the property of Antoine Marashall to satisfy the said executions, one in favor of John C. Holland and Martin Robinson administrators of Richard P. Price, Deceased, one in favour of Leonard R. Snyder, one in favour of John K. Kurtz, one in favour of William Mieure, one in favor of George Davis, and two others in favour John K. Kurtz. JOHN PURCELL, Shff. K. C. Nov. 6, 1834-23-3t.

Tin and Sheet-Iron

HAVE a LARGE assortment of TIN WARE on hand, which I will sell at wholesale or

retail, low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job work done at short notice. N. SMITH Vincennes, Ind. June 15, 1 833 l-tf

is supposed to be solvent. JOHN B. MARTIN, Admr. Nov 22, 1834 25-3t

Tl S

100 Dollars

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, living in Madison County, Missouri, a negro man named LEWIS, about 30 years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, remarkably stout built, and extraordinary muscular power, large whiskers partly cut off, as I have understood since he left home, a little bald. He had when he went away, a plaid cloak, other clothes not re-

collected, took with him a sorrel horse about

Sundry articles too tedious to mention. Terms will be made known on the day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on said day, and due attendance civen by me CHARLES POLKE, Adm'r Nov 15, 1834 -24-3t

S U ' ' 1 Ml. l4Vllkll A iH IWUIIIV IVUjf M J I I v- n V I

N H. Orders will ho received and prompt f y j;

ly billed for the above article. Vincennes, Oct. 11, 1834 20tf

Just

3iveL

pes-

( Ip nl Ihe Svlpi ) dr-iir;,t:d and rnnsli n -( hirleeu and a halt ii.m Is bi-h, w ltli a star in j jrj

tor the no. is Ii trade. I lie i tne oce sue w niic spot uii i.u rum.). lie nas a

dri rl ll rs in ntoio'V v Lien be stoln limu io

WTL removed to their new More-lb om, corner of Muiket and Second streets,

w here the v respectfully solicit from their cus

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untie Da rrei ie. o. a a i is .ui, a no aoout a e nuu- . ,, ,, i , i ... ,, ii ....,, ,, ,,,, .

- . l.t I 3 IIIIU I li: IFUHIIU t'-llVlil'l I H 1,1'liM.

INhlAN'1 ('he Dew boat) i a beautiful i ..1 I . L . I , I I ...... I .

...-vii r iti.iinrif moi i t- ii'M i iit; iiv.. . . .... ... ...

- .irtf'Tii:tuii.i'.iii!(ii ii.i'it'iiiMniiiii-ii.iiiiviii. .i . . . i I.

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fo).

uar,

BA;o II A VAN N A COFFEE,

io io. itio

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o iiu. loal tiu. 2 Carrels Connie Di indy, 3 do AaiericH-l do. 2 Larrela Cherrv C 'iinre, 5J do Madeira Wine, 3 do. Malaga do. 2 do. Tanners' OJ, 150 d.i. Conematiidi Suit.

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of the liberal patronage they have ret civ

. . in i (It l in dUi , tin it. n iu n n im. ittiiii n nu ;

II .. i1 C .... vmiriAiii-fii .Mill hill . . i i

mi- Ihim rot,, ,? a rey louse. I which tie v retorri their sincere thanks. They

iieT i.t Cincinnati Mie 19 CHlttiUieil lo 1 w ui civ e ioij uoiiars rewurd it said iiero . . , ,

LARGE SI OCK OF

,.j 'Also, a large Assortment (f

QUEENSWARE,

lint em If, lo.-hef! "I water w lieu light, is seturi-u in any ja:i iu .nisaoui i; or one u unit i . it ,i c,tu,i dred dill irs if secuted any wht r oul of Misi.n.l will t.n I ii i t is! i k and n.teu 'il til ine, .... J

pr.( possible inatHier. An dtiei boat,

sunn, t ttiHt I ;et him. 1 4" 1'ination jo beeiven to Nathan Montgomery, FredcTicktown, M .diiou County, Vi t. JNO It MONTGOMERY. Oct 8 1S31 25 4l

i wned by Mpi. Uieen I ol the pan.e (ie-ci iptiou, w e noleilatul , i a!f i h -imjf uy, bolit oi villi Ii wilt i on in coi.j iiicti on, a:oteHiil below Ine llapide, while the liver itm.iioa o.ivi,hie. Capt. '1 at lion. :i a pi rei n c H' 1 'ddiing comma nde i , le well know u lo in .si of our bunnies meu ..u lite Wah.ish, and tht new ( iilence o! In enteipii!-e will, we duel, gnu him

tifa liuiio an. I a lar e .Hire in ui 'lif J ..jtnlilhl.i-.l l.y ll,e lute J. IKHVI

t oileciltui ol Ills i.M ones. lie w in Hsceuu j en(t.rt.,i ,,,tu pa rt nersl.i p, for the purpo-e ot cari.o ivrit: i !:p . i lie-l Hotel- le day . ! r intr on the Nlauul ictoi v oi ivpfjs, under tiie

W 1 i

SEASONABLE GOODS ft hich will be sold ai a small advance on cos for cash. Vincennes, 15th Kov. Ib34 24-tf

which are offered for sale very low by CUUTCll HEBEKD. Vincenne, Junf 21. t'J tl

EETIN'G of the member of the Fricuil-

(nuical Socit ty o. ihe Coiled Stales,

will he held nt the Uotanic M edicinc Store u f S.

; K athtione, in Vim cum s, on Sa'uaduy, the 6h .(iyof December next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., lor

he ...ui pob ol i ii u.iiiu the n.. -i 1 ves iiiio a Liancli :oi.itt of the StKie ol Indiana; and tu trans-

ict all such ether business as to tht in shall t brmed in te and expedient. It is the refute

hereby ri ipiested, that tht: Members ui ttns sec-

ion ot country, would uive their ulttiulatico f i racli" a:iie Tiiey w i!i j. lease hi iu turn aid

thci. cretleatiuh o; u.t uiuei -hi, ', Ac.

S HArilEO.NE. Vincennes, Nov 8, 1CJ4-23-H FURTHER 17CTICE.

'PIIL public p.-nerally tre hereby notified.

. lata Lecture upon I.ip I honisi'l.iau Uo-

lanical fc)onni ol .ledienie. Will be tulivereu by tii; - Rev. Mr. 1 1 cm lk, en S.itur J i v . t I.e. 0 th

Jay of Dice uhe: rex', at 1 o'clock, V. M., bt

'h'1 Mftholist Meetinj House, iu Vincent. t s : at

wnii b tin if. siiul dace the ladies and e;entlemea oi inu v ic.ii. ity uit.: ruj eclfully invited to at-lend,

DR. J. P REYNOLDS,

(Late of L hillicothe,)

tenders his services to the cit-

nnts, Knox county, and tht

... . i. r- . i 1 1 i . I i ... Hi 1 tlliilicr ii. I riiii.i If i 1

Cenilicafe of Forf.-ited h ind StoK for the a mount paid on the Fractional Seitioii number

tiitkii s UVveu,

f' E 11 A T six week, aiter date, apphoatioi, will 1 f-l t-SPKCTFUM-V te I be m ule to the R. aisier of th. Land Oi5ee lZ!:"il,f 4."t-t'1

ll'abaih (Jourier.

M i niCAl. atul Ciiiiiroicai Pciein

. rI.T . I. ii ... L. ,1.1 .11 u.1 I I.I. I I II' . I. II 111. '

C SHtlRMAN C l. FiCiLIjIN.! iV.,i. i w.,.,;,,,, mh.,rl N. B. Persons affected for a short or lone

srlYV'lxiSS I tircha-rd th.- Type Foundry - tllllI, il( l0w,,diip u.mber n South, in une w itli the b.liow lug cbronie diseases, are re

wt.e. bv lie ate J . MOU . have i 7. tbn... V. c ..ot.r.d on li.n 5th .''leatcu to cj.i toon, !;: t ever nuu rtirue

" . i r-i .... '...

dav ef Mav, 1807. A!-o the Sotiln East q,,ar-,V ,,un' ' V ' . V' u,i,ali m' rs V'

ter of St ction nnmbtr twenty-lour, in I own- -o...... ....... rii, uiifco., van

cl.;., hr ... e,..,.tl, ..ri: .r,.re rom.ber i l. v. r'rat CCllllir,

'.iii iii..i'vi j ... - -- -

I : uit; un i ii '

,' fl.ili ef S. I.t KLIN & Co

We i -item! keeping on hntul a large assoit-

Nervt

Diseases. Scrofila,

en Uesl.ei.teiid on the bd, day ol June, I dOT, 1 G "'h " 3 aund.ee, Scur v.-y , fcr,.

7 At Ellrick Shtft'tortt Ilnthreatpna, wh

riTuit ot type, rpeci;

t-i berome a sv-umjniP I' r ho-nhtiif Hi-( least po-siolr delay :

..i ...,( ..ni. B p .ti tr.- o t ooiiy oi to

U I"- IB' .Hin - - . J .

especially th s" kinds mit u-ed, .U1j tu, lCit, a fur n,,n pay meut agreeably to iaw; ; .u" ible us to sort ly orders w ith the! uoxv claimed b the i.eir-of Waller Tay lor, th- i 1'tJs

ceacn

ay " Croei ry .

I, u-uier the net . f C'..iiKres of 2J.1 May, 8 lo34-3-3t

Otlice on Second Street, first doer from Wui

rjnparalleleil polism am

i ml h ive now for ?ide a

best ipialii y, ( lot k pur- i s8 enCtled "A-i act lor the relit f ! pureha

I I . t n..i XT t i -

rontv hate mane mm a tirai ,,,' and hi la- work, on the r,eiic

Manner of Sii Waller Scotl, has lui tii?n orders tor lounts ot every tlest nptioii. iromJi'rn.r a lex! to rtad him a most mem P-ail lo 22 hues Pica, including a variety ..I Or . f ,,. a. .i:rrtte uamental I .elter. . e oth-r fur sate also, an a3niable eeiinon. Hie t..louig ot. icate -c l)a,hes,I3raSS Cole, and odo r

tit-tiit isfffved up f T the palate ol rrinm,,,!tS) nr which specimen- will he forward- j

il ihe verv OUlsCl 0I llielei, printers, a; soon athey can bepiepareu.

Such inioioveineiit? a.- the want, ol tht; triple j ! i . . .' ... , .. .'i . .. i; .. . .,!,.., i i

. . a.i: i ;l li CIS t' U I tllill. i. n m lixini. ."

he.e no author mmo Hl(t.!lti n al u.is esv'toh.hnK ut. j ulioh-oi nuprdied U? wilh no many livfot; pr0ses of every d. s. -rii.tioti P. iutingj

. r: i . . r I . . n - o . . . - . . t -

h:nriell a IJoou'. A J a " if"' " 11 " ,"" r . 1 nk ot Ibe n .oste appi oveo qu i ' i

iti t;i l . .li 1 1 oi mi: ui.!ii'i,ii.ij, v - ( ' j vo r (I ' .1 l e ii rt i nil i i i u - i i " . -jt- F K i yr m ff m m chase. I from tie e-tite of J . iluw e,) uud lutoul s,.r, 0f jmiihc lands, tnai have revert ed lor noli J P A H . H " i 0 . B f I

. i... t i;...o -.I I. ;.... , ... ii. . . i... 1 1... r,. -.1 rsa. rj.xejaj

III Uin.vc: iiiiiit iiriii. .1'. m .li" - i .i.

tin; oiie'ina

rary c mi r man a? a

en!P' tainmenl :

! not uii ui ol ti.e I uriioMi ueoe

w prepared to r"rii'! e'liiifi mib:i-.' ol wubh have lj-.i n

ust oi destroyed. (J.veh under my h ind this 22.1 d y of September, I5-J1. U ILL! AM II TAYLOR, For himself and .u tiu-l loi the oll.tr in-irs of Waller Ta 1 if, tlcceased.

Nov. 15, 181 -2 4-t

Compos

Hid of him in Pdackwood's SI ufazine, he! xu Stick. Brass and (:.uimon ; alley s, Chases, i a 1(fri iIVe of our hler;UiH i;l lu,po-i-.S Suoins, Papt i and Prc.s B jhi ds, oiantlha made n ptlt-Ct ' e 0l our 'j (li i ,c,SlS F.nnitu.e, toother with a complete

nisorlmeiit of all articles u ed iu a Piinlitifa Of-

I . n nf i I (1

ami here we aw hum '-

present occasion, however, we are enter-

taioril not metelv w ilh a prunt about him-; Sm dl f-uut, suitable for Conk-binders, in n

cd his hoots on the! real vam-ty, may ne n.i l wncncaneu ior.

(hde-rs lioui a.i i arts ot lliO e. moil wince

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

Barrels Kenhawa Salt, first quantity.

Just received, and For sale, by

THORN & TRACY. Vincennes, Ind , June 14th, 1834 32tf

THE subscribers have just received from

New Orleans, a very general assortment of

A NL) to which, U.ey luviie the. a.tcnliou ' , (;rr,.rie, all of which, having been selected

theii friciiJi and tho pu.dic gei.ira.ly, l"iKj, c.ire, they feel safe in pronouncing

STATE OF INDIANA, Warrick County, Skelton Township

TAKEN up by Wallis Skelton one Dark Bay Mare, supposed to be fifteen hands, seven

.... - - - .., - ...

or eight years old, with a small

star in her forehead, one small

saddle spot, her left hind foot while with black spots round her hoof, a little part of her hind foot is white, tolerably heavy made No brands perceivable- appraised to fifty dollars, by Samuel Ingram and Linsey Marris, before me this 24th day of September, 1834. JOHN GREENWAY, J. P. Nov 6, 1S34 2J-3t

STRAYED from the subscriber, living in Vincennes, about the latter end of August last, a Sorrel

.i ompti y and most caiufu'.ly attended to, and nai it nlnr!v iu siiPidviiur sorts fur all founts fur

rn ir pe r rrol ist ical. vain, rt&ardles"?; jc,f!,l by our predecessor. ' . I 1 I i,- .. .II.. . . ,li.,r. nr nnl.l;. ml.

t e llj'l ; 1 1 a 1 1 fliinil n a i t i ..... ,

1 o the lormer jiatrons ol this lounurv ,

self, but he ha imp re8

niemorv of Sir Walter Scott. 'It II rr all over."' the critic contm p f . 1 1

nes.

of obligation, careless of truth, and ieady; ti take advantage of any oi-portunitie? i'ij-djrii.ly afforded bim to break thro'j tite rierenriVs and privacies of life, if bvi

doin " he co-dd f-irnirh up material? tor a.i nr-MTle." U w app'icahle this, deuription to aon.e of our administration t iitor ! - Ejston

ronasr

we tli em it sulTicient to say , that they vmiI Ue :i well and as pr anptly served as heretofore, fhtvil.l they be di.-posed to favor us with their oi ders. The business of the Foundry will b conducted under I he folio wing firm, and by the swine, prison who was m fact the type founder

in Mr Howe's foundry. S FCKEIN CO. Corner c f Crow n and Callow hill tireets.

I Pl.da Sept 18, 1334 25-3t A FI LL NEWSVATER. Printers of Eiiirlisli Papers, by giv:n the 1 .-,v Mi.ter ba'rt vn t no oh! newsp. ; above three insertion and forwarding one with "' v , Itsnd" tl:e advertisement. w.Hht entitled to article of yierto wt.n i.it ...tl h.r.U the amount of li. lee do.l.MS.

' Y c. .1 onu, i.ere s tne j in ur.i- --,

i n .. - t

1 Whv 'ti a 'tarnal hip one nre enouch; but Pin plaguy feared it won't hold 'em, after all." i-Why ioV . "Bec'r.uop the dam'd thintr is crnmmed sju.t of advertisements 'JllUan;, piper.

4J 'Pons (well assort, d) .luni.itta Iron, 5 do Plough i l ues, 250 L.-xes 8 by lU O.aa.i, 25 do. 10 t.y 12 uo . tiO do. ur.sorted Glass Tumblers, 30 do do. Catties, 10 do. do. DecmiU'i s, 24 Ciross Shoo Cl icking, ti.0 Ream? Wrapping Paper, 6) tio Writing hhu Letter do. I t'ak Peai lash, 1'JO Kess iieatty's B.flc Powder,

loO

Oiipout's do. tlo.

TTIHE Editors of the Indiana Journal, hav-

L1 ii) made tlie necessary Hirangcmonts, propose, as usual, to isMic. their paper twice a week dm mi; the approaching session of the (ienei al Assembly. It will contain as accuiale and impartial an account of the pmcee ling of the Lrpisl ilure as is possihh- for u to s;ive, together with such other intelligence, foreign and domestic, as miy be deemed uschil ami interest ing to the general reader. 'Pliis paj er b..s been so loiir cttabihhed. and its ch.racttr s well

OBITUARY

COMMUMCATEP. What solemn (idinC strike B.ine ear! ' T, rn luruh.l news methinks I hear, A sudden death, a sob mil call, A warning voice w hich speaks to all, Ue ye in readiness to die, . And meet your God who rules on high.

D1ED-I a Ibis rlncr, on Thursday mormn?, thrU-h infant, Mrs. Huntv b, ofa protrac

( I illness, which she bore will, v.ur.suau tie, and wl.eii the closing scene drew near,

and wee ping fn"d stooU ny to w .... - ' sirin t,,p p r .lurinp the session only will

cou den in e became Kiiieu u . .... -. , to caun( their names to be forwarded on

,1111 " i . . . ,

i tiien i- - J - '

In thei that they may -sjet Ine numliers complete.

I he terms o I the paper to ri:ulate su iscri-

bers contiuues as usual, tiro d.d.ttrs for oi io

iii advance, or t7i;te duiliiis at the exj lrutiou of

the term.

The trice to scsiori subscribers will ue one

known, th it it is not deemed necess iry to deal much in promises. We would merely a ay thai

we w ill pledge our most unremitting exertions to

give luteresi to our columns, and Ihe most cure ful attention in forwarding papers lo the subscribers. We will gladly receive "uibsi ribers either for the session or by the vear. Those de-

-, , ......l lir cri'Tlt

hopes nn.l ctieenui smi.i s, I or before the fi.at .lay of the session, in order

l.-orn j wcaii-oni . .j, - ... f.., .1 ... fu ilh ful followers of (joU.

Iltn.i.a .... . i I . n t f U-O

ii B.iti: I..IH I'm un.

6u Q'ltirtei boxes Young Iljaon L Gun

l ow ilt r Tea, 10 Chests do. do. fcLJ Kegs U lute Lead, 10 lhnicis domestic Brandy, 10 Uu. tio. (jill, 2 Pipes Ihdlimoie Oin, 60 daz.cn Bed Cords, 6 ) tlo. Plough Lines, 25 Bags Pepiei, 12 do. Sjnce, 60 Boxes and B lire's comiuoii Ciais, J0 do. M.he do. 2.5 do L mon and natural Syrup, tJ BairtU Piltsbuigh Porter i Ale, 6 Boxes btuiighton's Billert, 4 Cerooiia S F. lud. go, 2 llhds Dutch Madder. Evansville, hid , May 21st, IS34-5I

t In rn

of excellent tj aalities. 'i hese, together with the old stock lender their ns-.ni tment c,,n p.tt and they will be disposed of low for ca.-h. THOllN k. TRACY. June 21, IS34 4?ff rIIIE suliscrihrr will atlend to th settlement S of claims npon the General Government on account of Be vohitioiiRry services, for Pensions, Land Bounty, and Script claims, a rising out of the late w ar; for Bounty lands, Pensions,

and Property lost and destroyed. He has in his possession Documentary evidence of the 3ervicesof the officers and soldiers of the Virginia State Line, under the command of Col George

Rogers Chirk, Crocket's BeKiment, and Caot. Francois Charloville's Volunteers. Ec tiers! addressed, post paid, by tiie offw.ers or soldier.-,' their heirs, executors or admini-trators. will haromptly a'tended to; and the (.roofs forward-! ed immediately to Washington to a getleman i who will pioseeulu the claims smi:i-:e hilt., f'incennei, Indiana.

Nor I, 183421-31

M ire. fi.'Uers hands hia, eea

?3 years old, with fi.ieii inane and

tSStaS tail a sm"" h,to s!ri r e m hit ..i. b ' '" hintl feet while. No b.ands reeoiiet ted. Also a su-.king coli, btloi.ing to the maic e'a:k chesnut sonel w ith hlnze f ica. Am person (L li ering sail! mare and ctdt to mo in 'incenrn shall receive the above reward and the tiialiks of LEWI3 McLANE. Vincennes, Nov 4, 1S3 123-31 I LRE w 11 he sold, on Saturday, the 2Gt!i cA Nov. i.Axt, a( the late residence cf N. Tih y, L'ecd., a large quantity of

iole and Upper Leather,

O.VE I Hi S T JU2TI2 TTo Vlovst Wagon, Yankeo top and harness, TH E SHARES OF BANK STOCK Iu the Brunch at Vincennes, I.-t ii italment paid, I WE S1L1HES I.Y

Wabash Insurance Co.,

the

idrm

Managers' Ollice, Au. 4, Zant'i 7ii i', Main Street,

Dismal Swamp Lottery, CL ASS No . 23, 1 OB 1 li34 D.aws at Alexandria, on tint siUlu Nov. 1334

the (NINTH VOLUME,) " i Repository for Music, h.igraving, Wood Cuts, Eocli i, and I'ro.ie, BV Till MSr CKLblER ATi.il Al'THOUS, Published at S3 per annum, BY E. A GOOEY, Athenian Building", Franklin Place, Philadelphia.

BOTANIC

. nib ol Mli

i .: .i.it .,r,i:.iiulits. nil 1 many

ailVctiouate Uu-band mourn her los.

friends aud an

a wn nce

U.34.

ilte. Nov. 1 I,

f I

AUCTION &l COMIVIISSION rII3E.CriANTS. .wi Tciinz, suss.

I&il

r-r nTTjv A-YlS' BLANKS

i. i. - .5- W

dollar. Several yei'.rs experience has demon slraled to us that 'be paper cannot be nirrded ior a le-s sum without involving 'is i" debt. f-Membcrs of the General Assembly art anthoriz d and rrtper tfit'Iy e.dicited to act as agents for us in receiving subscribers anil money.

MIE suh-rriber wisht;s to airrhase a quan-

titv if -hvii) merchantable WHEVT.also

nq inntitv ofOT, for which he will give the hijies' p'rictjin Merchan-h.'-Vincennes Ang'ist 8'h, Ih34 10-lf

1 I 1 1 1 1 io 10 Id 10 10 it I 41 F 60 5o t 12 2 .48 4 1 ,510 I ,340 4 ,6jo 7 ,7-iJ

3,Ui)l)

6,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 1 ,'20 J 1 ,l00 i 00 Coo 400 voo 150 100 7 ) 00 6o 4) 3 IH to 2 10

55,00) H.OoO 5,000 3.000

l if'y Dollars paid in; Together with sundry other articles, as

property of said Deceased. A credit ot twelve mouths will he given on ail Mims cj f th r . e dollars and uj.wmi's, thu purchaser g:ving ii"te with approved sucurit) . Sale to com mence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Lui ulleudeuee will cec'veu by

JOo.T'iJ McCLURE, SA ME. E.dliON,

Oct. 3o, 13J4 - 23-31 .'MY iiBEzrr OF the I-.'-.ripts and Expenditures of t.'ic County of KrioT.fiom ine 4lh day nf Ai.r; micr, .Q Jj . 1333, up to t;u 'id dj.y nf Jov 1334. Amount i.'iid into the Treasury since the 4di ii iv of N ember, 1633, to the yd day ol November, 133-i, is f:3G-i 2bi Aniout of Expenditures fronithc 4ih tlay ol Nov. I b33, to the 3d day of Nt.v. Ibj4, ii ior

Pour, I C uirt Moiui,

t)verch arge in Tas, Book.-, St.! tioino y , Cleik, SI-- nff. s-cssors. Valuers of Town Lut, Jail, K . ..ol ,

v o a

i . ' : . : i i .

' . . i . . r .... i r- ...I. .....1 ' I

y.OUO y KSl'EC I V V t-l-l lliiorms 101 uiv.tos on.. pri fl t i i g, 2,000 ii the pubhr, that his otfn-e is n wk. pt on ltetlirlJn,g Judges of Elcc1 -,000 Main street, Evanst ille, Indiana, near the store j t,,,,,, IO00O ,,f Lockwood it Newman. Ue w ill keep " ,ssoci..U Ju.'"eg

o out. nan.), ana ior saie, Si wi-i J u r rs,

B.iihn's, ( yOcgi essinal Schools, Cuuoiy Commissioners ,

4 ". O i f I 170 3; t 7 fJ 4 1 'jr. 31 4.4 ; H'.i ?i oo K' 0O 4 o0 1-7 o 8 Oi 1 j 7i

VEGETABLE MEDICINE.

t3,o4J, prizes, - -

Tickets i 10 Shares in proportion CLARKE Si COOK,

6.U0O 4 , .1 0

4 ooo Bfin" fully convince I that a regul-ir and scien 66 0 tific svstem of BOTANIC MLOICAL PR C6.foO I ICE, possesses a vast superiority over the c-.m-3 'JJO uinn mode of bleeding and mineralizing, both

3 ob M m point of etheacy and salety, tie emp-ioy s vi ge

table remedies exclusively in his practice, am:

recommends them to all who resort to uu dicim with the hope of pennant nt r. lit i. IS. P. The public are info med that thos.who are preiende g lo practice the I'li'MionM.tn "-ysleiu Without qu i life it ion, orau'h rity, or ileiidins reertal.lt and mineral med'n ices, ;iri not patronised by the Tiioinsoiiii.n Butanic In

amounting to uJ,0M'Ut.tut.on. .,...,...

f . I lit1 1 CUli" ..U.i i Evansville, Ind July 12, lbL4 6 Cm

3,o0 4,4S' 6j 52J 27,72o 24.45- 44u 7 i 00U

70 ih 30-1 . S ' l A " !ii i 5 1 00

3;o b

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CHAI

Teste, A. 1). .il'Ol'T, CI, rk Nov. 3d, IS.M -:-:3-3t

Sdl6b tl

-,S S. MA VPS, :ei:s polke, 5 Co'-

1 VF. j'ist received Iran D .iticioi. , a fie'h

S 3

S IJ . I : HI

ON HAM) ANP FOR SAI-R I It S ' F F I C E .

Vmceni.ts, N. r. 8. 1634 33-(f

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