Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 46, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 April 1835 — Page 3

COMMOtlOltF l'T.l.IOTT. i It appears llixl the htter lately pot.l i h l-J in tSe notion Atln, on lio. subject of the ' nuild;

ft;," and 'lie '(.! rli-trout iicl ot mil1 il.it iiiij 1 1, Wooden wn surreptitiously ohli.ined l the per?on who coiiiniwin'nted il for piil-l i-;-ti.Mi. It h declared by ut.th.riiy Ibat llie letter thus published is nnf ";i tru copy verbatim" ol tli o:i;iul. We truM it may he so. Without u.-h n'violent asvui'.t u.ioii the Kiiii' r.ns:J:h. nt the riijiii lir,lc.l-Coiiiinoil.ire Elliott has rnoii-h t anwer lor, in the cffcnce iigaiust t ivl'taste. in t'ie matter of the figure he.nl. Not nil tha waters ol' Lei lie can w.isii out that act ol ill assot "Ifil b linage, from the memory ot the "tiieiuis ol the Constitution." Hull Pat. PteHent Jackson w.h sixty rihl ye-irs l" Hgeon Monday last cnnsrquetitIv ill llie en I of his piesent term of ort'; e, xv it lie Mhtee srote and ten.1' At suli on ntje llie 'Hero1 may well claim llie privilege of retiiin from further public duties, ami of reposit'g up0" '' laurel. Nevet theless, if Mr. Van l'uren shall not li.ue cuinpttttl his arrangements for tile urcesiot,, lie will, with the consent and h prnVislimi of the llichmond Enquirer, enter the Oi l Ilomati for a third, and if need be a fourth term. Halt. Pat. JuhjlQ. POLITICAL MORALITY. The New Orleans Lee says "The ptinripnl oljection we have heard ur?ed stgaitist the nho'ilion of the gambling I , is that it would he found rather dit-fi'-iilt lo compensate the state for the loss vf the revenue consequent on the with lirawal of licenses. " Upon the same principle, it would le ound policy for u rroveroment lo grant special licenses lo robber, who could afford lo pay a belter revenue even than gamblen. Phi'ad. Gaz. Beady Wit. Premier, of the Louisville Journal, in reply to the editor of the Public Advertiser, who had accused him! of drunkenness, say s the said editor is the wrong man to prate of drunkennesi, for lie keeps himself so full of beer tkat he turns tour every time it thunders. A New York Jackson editor says that Prentice rfesei ves h brass collar. Plenties in return, declares the New York ed itor deserves a hemp one . Quicksilver vs. steam. It is stated in the London times that the enrl of Dundonald (better known as lord Cochrane) was examined last session, before the commons committee, cn steam navigation to India. His lordship, among other matters, said he hail projected "a substitute for steam," as wel as "a new mode of propelling vessels. " The substitute for steam i quicksilrer; and lie employs it'to produce power by exhausting one vessel and compres-ing air in another, thu forming an at mnsphei ic plenum or vacuum, which will produce the same eflect as the plenum, and vacuum formed by the generation of steam and its condensation." This plan (superseding the necessity of carrying coals) he added, is peculiarly adapted to agiialed water like the sea. The plan may be wholly worked without fuel. The evidence and papers are too long for extract, but bis lordship con eludes this part of bis evidence with stating, that 'vessels filled wilh quicksilver apparatus might be provided wilh sails of the usual kind; there would be no smoke nor any fire, and there need be no indication from their external appearance that they are equippid in any other manner than as sailing vessels. As to Ihe method of propelling n-iihat paddle wheels, (his lordship says), I should be happy to lay it before the committee, were my patent right secured.1' A public dinner is to be given at Philadelphia to the honorable George Poindcxfrr.and a committee ofone hundred and fif ty gentleman has been chosen to make the iecessary arrangements for the festival. A committee has been appointed to proceed, this tlay to New Castle, lo receive Mr. Poindcxter. Can surh things be? The Richmond Whig of Thursday states that the President relying on his popularity being able to "stand any thing11 offered to appoint Mr. Tasfy to Ihe Bench of the Supreme Court, since the adjournment of Congress, after the Senate had rejeted his nomination! The Whig adds that "Mr. Tanev had the prudence to decline the favor?1 Bait. Pat. The branches of the State Bank of Indiana, at Indianapolis, Madison, Lawrenceburg, and Hichmond, have been selected by the Secretary of thaTreasurv as depositories of the Public Money. Globe. eaumfcsitrs Drjjimmcut. S 7V2 TE L E GISL A T URE. SENATE. II. M. SUAW. HOUSE OF FEPRr.SEN TATIVIJ. IL N. CAR NAN, JOHN MYERS. HOUSE AND LOT 1WH.L dispose of my House and Lot on St. Louis Street on poml terms. For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber. H. M. SHAW. April !H, l?35-46-tf Jl?rcsh IVf. A-Y cnnin"s YOUNG HYSON TEA. of A. V.-r superior quality, just received and for ale, t.y D S BONNER. iiicernc, Mjrch 14, 183542-51

THE I'.VI'KKSU.SUl UFKKIIS FOR SALE, Jli Lot No. 54, C-J In the Lnrvti;h of Pinctnnes, with the improvements thtreon. The tcrmi of sale are three hundred dollar? cash. An indisputable title will Le given for the above, and thoe wishing lo purchase are referred lo Vital Rout-he, ,,r myself residm" with Michael Richaniville. B J ODETTE BOUCIIE. Vincennes, April 7, ls:." ii-'Jt

Practical Institute Pt' 1 1 1 "i School has been successfully condurti'd more than two years. u is open for pupils of either sex, or any age. IBoarding WILL he furnished, or places procured in good i.iiuuies on reasonable terms for those who wish it. The principle on which the institution is founJed prevents havin? more lUn amii i pu nils to a teacher. Tupils me taught what will fit them for practical life in the use of knoulede. rIycmis9 REGULATIONS &. PLAN. M AUK KNOWN TO APi'LICANTS. For the information of those abroad, we re mark, our jjresbitcriani-m is not included in our course of school instruction; nor is Bible truth excluded from an appropriate place. Mr. & Mrs. CROSBY, Conrfuctorj. Vincennes, April 6, IS3.J 45-tf r TAKE.Y til t Y Thomas Potter, (libson county, Colnmt h: township. Imlinna. TIlltFF. HPlll OF CAT I I.E. on the I4tli March. vi One REU S IT. Ell supposed to be five years obi; marked in the rieht ear with a crop, nnd a slit in the lelt; a small white spot m his face, nd some white under his belly ; the lower part ,f his tail white; a whita spot on top of his rump. Appraised to eight dollars. One RED STEER with a white face white under hi belly; the lower end of his tail w hite; some white on his hind Ie;s; supposed to be live years old. Appraised to ten dollars. One RED AM) WHITE TIDED BULL--No ear maik; supposed to tie (our years old. Appraised to five dollars by William G . Taylor ana Aosaioro roller, ociora uie tins yin day ot March, 183o. I do certify the above to be a true copy from ny Eslrav Book. ADAM B HARPER, J. P. G. C. April II, ISdo 45-3t (FROM KENTUCKY,) PROPOSES opening a School at the Preshytetisn Meeting: House in Vincennes, on Tuesday the 7th instant. The terms of Instruction in the Senior Classes, will be three jdollars per quarter; for the scholars in the Ju nior Classes, two dollars. Vincennes, April 4, 1S35 44-3t IS hereby piven, that the undersigned, survivin? partners of R03E & HAUPERS, in order to close the partnership business as speedily as possible, will sell off at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, THEIR STOCK OF at reduced prices. They olio have a S rw Tv; o Uoy se 'Wagon, AND A SET OF 2UarH&mftU ool8, which they will dispose of on fair terms. J ACOB H RPER. Surcivinz GEO. W. IURPEK, Tanners' Vincennes, March 27, 1S35 43-tf REAL ESTATE UTILE be sold at public auction, on Friday the 15th day of May next, at the door of John C. Clark's Hotel, nil the real estate of Samuel Tomlinson, deceased, in Ihe borough of Vincennes, on a credit of one, two and three vears, with interest from date, viz: " LotsNo.2cM, 257, Being the square that Jno. Ross, Esq. resides on JLo No. 34, 24, On the bank of the Wabash river where the old Fort formerly stood. Lots Mb. 98, 082, 1-2 188, 24 feet No. 21, Brick huilding;, corner of Market and Water Streets, now occupied by Ross U. Ewing as a Dry Goods Store . 28 feet Mo. 62, On Market Street, brick buildinir, now occupied by liilt h Orri k ns a Drue Store. All of which will be sold wi'hout reserve. N. B. Those indebted lo the estate are re quested to call nnd settle the same. If not attended to, every note and account will be sued A LEROY, 4gent. incennet, March 58. ia3a 4J-tt

.1I.1C111J I CJ1 L US. JUST receivtil from Baltimore four setts WOOL CARDS, No. to con stant supply of full setts and eitrai will be kajil for tale, at very low prices, by I). S. BONNER. Vincennes, March 21, 1835 42-5t The VVahasli Courier, Terra-Haul Free

Press, Lafayette mid F.vansville Journal, will give the abova (omitting this note) thrae imertioii9,end forward their accounts to D. S. BONNER. JtlE subscriber, grateful for past favours, begs leave to inform his customers and the public generally, that he is now opening a Splendid assortment of Q'4'j)lU3 suitable to to the present and approaching season, consist ing, in part, of the following, vii : S 4 and 6-4 English Merinos, Black and Coloured Bombazines, do. do. Circassian, do. do. Bombazjtts, Red, White and Green Flamiels, Plaid Linseys, Large Rose Blankets Mackinaw do Cotton and Worsted Hose and Half Hosa, Silk, Hoskin and Kid Gloves Merino, Cotton and Silk Shawls, do do do Handkerchiefs Printed Sattin do Swansdown, Valentin and Sattin Vesting Silk and Tabby Velvets Cambric, Mull, Jaconclt and Book Muslins Coloured Cambrics Bobbiiielts and Grecian Laces Edgings and Insertions Cotton and Thread I. aces Blue, Black and Coloured Silks Black and Drab Cnssinieres Super. Blue, Black and Brown Cloths Fine do do da Cassinelts, assorted colours Low priced, Middling and Super. Prints Gauze, Cap and Bonnet Ribands Italian Crapes Pink, Green, Blue and White Sareenetts Irish Linnens Bleached wild Brown Shirlines Flap, Silk ami Pongee liaudkercheifs Black Italian Cravats Gentlemen's Stocks and Cravats Seal Skin Caps Tortoise Shell, Tuck and Side Combs Fashionable Tuscan Bonnets I.akies' Kid and Prunsllu Shoes and Boots Men and Boys Shoes Padding, Buckram Szc Sec China, Glass and Queens Ware oaocssRXSS. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Loaf Sugar, Pepper. Spice, Indigo, Madder, Alhim, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Camphor, Copperas, Sec tit Tobacco and Segars Skirting, Bridle Leather, Saddle Seats, Sole and Upper Leather Kip and Calf Skins Fashionablo Fur Hats Merino do Wool do 500, COO and 700 Rapp's Cotton Clinin 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 Window Glass AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, CaaUiigs, eje a The attention of cash purchasers in town and country, is very respectfully solicited lo the above Slock of Fresh Goods, as good bargains are to be had. JOSEPH MADDOX. Vincennes, January, I, 1835 31 tf TO WESTERN COUNTRY MERCHANTS. rs'cw Cua, Gaas a.vt fllttr iil.,;t,Ar. i ti i' i I a lit. att.ntVn rtf ATpr. I chants visiting this city, to examine their MUCH. Ol CUIAli GLASS 1JS1) Q,ueeiisware, Previous to purchasing. It is entirely fresb, ana will be sold on very reasonable terms. HURST tc MIXSELL, JVo. 206, Market street, Philadelphia. Jan. SO, 1G35 38-9t n. uil,soj, AGENT for the sale of Hurst Si Mixsall's Gna, iitvaa auCL Queena "ware and &rutrU CowmCostou XHrccliant, lriLL attend to purchasing any description of Goods in this market and New York also selling all kinds of Southern and Western Produce. .V 206, Market Street, Philadelphia. Jan. 30, I635-38-9t MILL STONES. TUVO pair Best French Burr Mill Stones, o JL Buzby k Horton's Manufactory, for sale by N. B. Orders will be received and promptly filled for the above article. R. & E. Vincennes, Oct. II, 1834 20lf & (DJSJ2)o LU Georgetown, D. C. having returned to Vincennes with a view to a permanent location, respectfully oners bn professional servicas to the inhabitants of Knox and the surrounding counties. At present he may be consulted :;t the Hotel of Mr. John C. Clarke, of this place. The poor advised and attended gratuitously Vinteiiues, March 22, 1835-43 3t

8oria Howell, AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS A" TCHEZ, MISS. Nov 22, 1834 25-tf

Notice. A HUE undersigned wil,inr t wind nn itB Jk. partnership business of the late firm of ROSE & HARPERS, would rive nntir.. ... those indebted to said firm, eilh er It v nrkt j g.r book nccount, that navment of lln-ir :iri-n.mi. must be made forthwith. JACOB HARPER, ) Sun-inn GEO. W. HARPER Partners. Vincennes, March 27, 18J5 43-tf ft STIHE business of the late firm of V. fc J. LS LEWIS will be continued by myself as surviving partner, and although a delay in gelting on a new Stock of Goods, must necessarily be submitted to, yet I beg the indulgence of the renerous patrons of the HOUSE, and assure them that no time or pains will be lo-t to offer equal inducements as heretofore, fr the continuation of their patronage, ft will be c!eaunujB iociojo me ueuis ol lue lata lirui, with as little delay as possible. It is therefore hoped that nersMiis hrin ac counts, will avail themselves of tha earliest op portunity 10 seme the same. JAMES LEWIS, Surviving: partner of WILLIAM I.I'.IV IS de ceased. P. S. The Commission and Fnnvarilinir lm sincss will be attended to as usual J. L. DR. JUDKINS' SPECIFIC OIWTsMEJCT ""TFtlUS valuable medicine is celebrated for curing the following diseases: White Swellings of every description Sore Legs and Ulcers of loti standing Glandular Tumors Felons or Catarrhs Rheumatic pains of the Joints; Sprains, Bruises; and Tetters; Chil blains, or parts a fleeted by frost. It is also good for Scalds and Burns. For fl iiHlular swellings, il is superior to any medicine yet known. It is much safer than mercurial applications, (as it does not contain 1 1 he smallest atom of that mineral) because it does not lay the parient liable to injury from exposure to cold. It cures the worst Felons or V.'hiUows on the application of forty-eight hours. Rheumatisms which have stood as long as to become a systematic liisorder, require medicine to be taken inwardly to remove Ihem tntirely. But in most cases, by applying this ointment externally as directed, it will give relief. Certificates of important cures also directions for usin;, accompany each bottle. For sale by Daniel Sc Devin, Princeton; and Roddick, McCormick, & Co., Washington, Daviess county, Indiana. October 25, 1834 2l-6m REMOVAL. , WASHINGTON 1 Washington, Daviess County, Indiana. II. C. ELLIOTT ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and . the public generally, that he has removed one square above, to the stand formerly occupied by McDonald, where he continues to ktep a bouse of 3utm'c StUcvtaCumcut, for the reception and accommodation of travellers, and all others, who may be pleased to favor him with their custom . His table will be supplied with the best the market affords, and pledges himself to use every possible exetion to give general satisfaction, and solicits public patronage. His bouse is more capacious, comfortable and convenient, than his former stand. The bar sliall always be abundantly filled with every variety of the most choice Liquors. The Stables attached tr. Iln'. uLiuKlislimpul are large and convenient, and will a! ways be 1, - 1 wen sioreu wua provenuer. A good, steady and honest hostler is engaged, who is thoroughly acquainted with his business. N. B. Boarders by the year, or otherwise, will be thankfully received, and accommodated on moderate terms. Washington, Da viess county, Indiana. March 3, 183441 tf Spring Goods. The subscribers have just received 175 PACKAGES OF THS.IR SPRING GOODS. One of the partners being east, tl.ey will be re ceiving daily. Purchasers visiting this market who may favour us with a call, will always find our Stock large and general. CHAMBERS Si GARVIN. N. B. Beeswax, Feathers, Ginseng, Fla and Tow Linen, taken in exchange for Goods at the market price. C. & G. Jan. 7, 1835 36-19t ST. CLARE SCHOOL. THE Sisters of Charily will be ready to resume their School in Vincennes, on the second Monday in April. The terms will bo as follows : Bonn), including washing, mending and fuel and tuition in spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic, English Grammar, marking, plain sawing and needle work, $22 per quarter. Board, and tuition in the higher branches viz. History, Rhatoric, Painting and Ornanigntal Needle-work, tweuty-fiva dollars per quarter. j For day scholars, tuition in the common branchas, three dollars per quarter tuition in the higher, four dollars per quarter. j Bed and bedding, two dollars par quarter. Statiouary, one dollar. I French, by Mrs. Granville, extra, five dollars. Vocal and Instrumental Music will also he taught. The terms depend upon circumstances to be known on application. Every effort will be made to promote the advancement of the pupils in the acquisition ol learning, and every attention given to thrir health and comfort. Vincennes, March 7, 1635 40 If BLANK DEEDS, ALWAYS FOR IAI.K AT THt mCC. FO tilt TISCE.N.tES GAZETTE.

WABASH iS'olicG to -Contractors. (IF.ALED PROPOSALS wjll be received by the subscribers, at V incennei, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 6ih and 6th days of May next, ensuing, until 4 o'clock in the afternoon ol the last ol the said days, lor the execution of Ihe following described jobs of work, fur the improvement of the navigation of the Wabash river, viz i 1st. For the removal of certain snags and suoketi logs, in uud near Black's Cut-off, to bo designated at the time of letting, amouuime to about one bundled and seventy-five. 2nd. For clearing off about eighteen acres of timbered land, contiguous to BlaikU Cut off, by the acre. 3rd For clearing out the channel at the Lit' tie Chan Rjiple, omounting to about two hundred and sixty cubic yards tf rock excavation removing snags logs, Ac. 'f- Eur improving the channel at the Grand Chain. This job comprises ll.e construction of about saves! hundred and titty lineal feet of crib work, nine feet wii!e, and fifty inohes high, filled with stone; about niue hundred and liny cutic yards of loose rock embankment, end about twelve bundled end fifty cubic yards of fast rock excavation in the channel. 5th. For removing the obstructions at CoOee Island. '1 his job includes about sevei.tecn bun dred cubic yards of excavation, in the channel, principally of solid rock; about four hundred and filly cubic yards of loose roik embankment and protection wall ; and two hundred and fifty lineal feet of crib wing dam, twenty inches high and fifteen feet base, filled with Bione. 6th. For excavating a channel at the While R ivtr Raptds, amounting to about five hundred and fifty cubic yards of olid rock; and for constructing a crit) wing dam, two feet hi-.1!, twenty fuel base, and about six hundred and fifty feet long, filled with stone and gravelled. A more particular description of the several obstructions, and of the woik to be performed, is given in the report of Ihe engineer; which report, toge'her with plans and specifications will be eihihihted on the days of letting. Persons making proposals, are requested to specify the jobs separately, and to state the price per eubic yard for excavating and tiniovingsolid rock, loose rock, and loose roclt and gravel the price per cubic yard for lcose rock embankments and win;-dnms the price

per running foot for crib work, and crib wingdams, filled with rock, Sec. and the price per snag or log, for tlitir removal. It will be expected from persons with whom the subscribers are unacquainted, that recommendations for character and capHcily to fulfill their contracts, will accompany their proposals. Estimates of the amount of work will Le made at stated periods, and paym.nts made thereon, not exceeding thre-fourthi of the uluo of the work actually performed, and the residue will be retained until tha contract is completed and received. Contractors will be expected to commence operations the present season, and as soou as the stage of wrter in the river will permit. ANDREW GARDNER, i Comu'. SAME. MUNDY, siontrt. Vincennes, March 26, 183543-41 "The editors of the Courier, Terre Haute, Free Press. Lafayette, Constellation, Covington, Herald, Rockville, Telegraph, Locnnpoit, and Disseminator, New Harmony, la. "journal, Shan neelown, Ills, and Journal, Louisville, Ky. will please publish the above advertisement four weeks previous to the 5th day of May next, in their respective papers, (cmittine this note) and send their accounts, receipted, to Andrew Gardner, in Vincennes, for payment. PALACE OF FORTUNE. Manager's Ollicc, WHEELING, MA R CJI 1 6, 1 83j . .imiTflOTII SC3EE.11H. Cap. Prize 50,000 Dols. 75 Xo. Lottery 14 Draun Ballots. Our correspondents will find below a Brilliant Mammoth Scheme, (the first of Ihe kind for many years,) deserving their special consideraiton. Grand Consolidated Lottery, For Interna Improvement, Literature and Charities. CLASS No. 1, FOR 1S3S. To be drawn in the City of Wushingtoo on Wednesday, 15fh Qpril, IS35. SCHEME 1 prize of $50,i0U I 10,000 1 6,000 1 4,000 I 3.000 1 2,0t0 I 1,615 10 1 ,0C0 foO.OOO 10,000 6.000 4,000 3,000 2 iKjO 1,015 10.0OO Deside g.500'.f 400, 300i, kc. 07-Orders received until the 16th of AprilB Whole Tickets only 10 Dollar. Shares in proportion. 7-There being 14 drawn ballots in the Lottery, a pacitage of 2a tickets must of necessity draw at least 14 prizes of 10 dollars each, amounting to 1 19 nelt. For convenience this amount will be deducted from the cost of tha packages, and certificates issued entitling tha holders to whatever amount the tickets may draw over tha 119 dollars. The cost of th n certificates, (which for a small turn,) tut) ti e holder 25 chances for nil the larger prizes, iil be as follows .- For a certificate of pack. of 25who1e ticketJ$l-0 Do. do. 25 half do. tin Do. do. 25 quarter do. 30 N. D. With D a few months wa have sold the following Capitals: S2DoD!)Dj a3j'DD'j3 2233335 2i)3yj)j a of 53jyj Besides many of 1000 Dollars 600 Dollars, Sic. &c Address CLARKE & COOK, Wheeling, Va.

JIM CROW. STTIIIIS Jnck will stand the ensuing srflnr!t is each alternate week nt my form near Mr. Kslso'i on the Louisville road, and at Mr. Tint. H'l-stlall's tavern in Johnson lowii'liip. Me will be Ihe first week in April at Mr. Ueslfall'tj the second wepk at Mr. Nicholson's on tny farm, and so alternately. The terms are four di.llets for the season, lor which a note nt twelve months, or the CRsb, must be f;iven to Mr. Nicholson t Mr. Westfall. I pledge mys If is buy the mule colls, when six months old. and to ttie at the rate of twenty dollar; in cash lor al of good quality, and 111 1 f : si t irn ,mrtinn SAML. J I'D Ail. M.rch 10, 183541-01