Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 48, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 May 1835 — Page 3

ton and Alexandria, 2 m New Orleans, 1 in Boston, where the Ursul.nes were

nrsi eneitered alter the bu of CharUeloD Richmond, Albany, Ci UCIOudii uuve ineir own. U h scarcely probable for sensible rerlthat some hundreds of sisters, with beir numerous protectant friends, servants, ollicers, physicians, &.C. their thousand of pupils, and of patients, and their families; situated, not in corner?, l"it in the middle of the most enlightened rites, as their establishments are, for the K'eaiest part of them, under the inspection of municipal bodies, and of boards of manager most of them often protectant gentlemen, a-, for instance, at the Infirmary and the hos-pital in Baltimore of other boards, particulaily at the Asylums ot most respectable ladiesjmany o them also Protestant would not only escape detection in their turpitude and atrocity, t'ut see their excellent name more and more honored by all ; their services most esteemed, and called fop in many more places than their number, although continually increasing, can afford. No, Dear Sir, this is not probable; and we would think it safer for good men duly to suspend their judgment, until they may have truly examined into the case. It would be more fearful for the persons that would judge these good sister, than for themselves, if through prejudice and improper precipitation, they were exposed to into, and cause to be hated, what, in the ryes of the Almighty, may be praiae worthy, whilst it actually seems so, in the eyes of innumerable people, the best at opportunity to form a correct judgment of the characters of the perions thus injured . 1 refrained, it seemed to me, in these remaiks, from any expression that might prevent the admission, in your paper, of this testimony of an old friend of the hislers particularly mentioned here; but. 1 1 1 n - t 1 i.i- t . iitt uccm oMjii'iiiiitu '--bproportion of t tie othel Institutes ot tills u l'"s Country. It Ci-.n, after all, but eiveoccafinn to nioie particular and fair Inquiry, and elicit more information concerning the e.l and dangers lately denounced in your paper and our Gazette of Vinccnues. Respectfully, Denr Sir, Inshop of I'incennes. ViDcennes, March 21, Kenton Mint Drops. We understand that thntv-two thousand dollars worth of "Benton .Mi:,t Drops;' in the fdiape of Ea. pies, Hall Eagles, and (flatter Eagle?, found their way into the vault of one oi the rank of this Town, last week. This is the currency the hard metal cunencv, which the present administration i? laboring1 to give the people for ordinary transaction, in lieu of perishable Hank paper. Veleriburgh Consti llnlicii. What is tiie cunency bettered, bv plar. ing- in the vault of the banks, 132,000 in Eacies and half Eagle?, to having the same amount in silver? Will the Constellation answei ? if the Hank had not re ceived it in gold, would it not have received it iu silver? Will the bank, on account ot receiving this gold, isue one solitary note less than it would have issued if the specie had been received in silver instead of gold ? Will it cause nny diminution of the circulation of notes? .And lastly , doe6 the Constellation believe that the gold coins can he kept in circulation bi long a9 the five dollar notes are issjued by the banks? if they can, why aie they not in circulation? If they cannot, is it from ignorance, or from a willful intention to deceive, that the article in the Constellation is written? Lastly, will the Constellation publish these question, an its answers to them, if it does not, we promise to make it ashamed of its ignorance, or of something less cred itable. Will the Globe be bold enough to publish the questions, and give answers! No! It will not. We have taught it a lesson to say as little as possible on the subject; and we have r.a objection to becoming instructor to the Con-tellatinn on the same subject. United States Telegraph. CO-OPERATION MEETING. A meeting of the disciples of Jesus Christ will commence at Bruceville, Indiana, on Friday the 8th of thisinst. which w ill continue for eeveral days. A number of proclaimed nrp expected to bs present. May 2, 1833. FOR CONGRESS.' JOHN EWING. 5 TJl TE LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ' II. M. SUAW. HOUSE OF REPRKSF-NrATIVIS. R. N. CAKNAN,. JOHN MYERS. THE KACE HORSE mU ARCMEIl. HAVING leafed th'n deser redly celebrated Horse, I aui induced Irom various reaon$, 1' to chang the price?: established Hsisa35ca bv hi owner, and to accom modate them to the times, and not to the character of the Horse. He will stand at my farm on Mondays and Tuesdays; ut Mr. Beecher's Stable in Vincennes, on Wednesdays nnd Thursdays, nnd at Law renceville, III, on Fridays nnd Saturdays, (public days excepted.) and ill be let to mares at three dollars, osh in hand, the single leap; rive dollars the season ; eigfhf itoUars to insuie. The season commenced on the 20th April, and ivillend on the 15th of July. For particulars, see bills CHARLES MYERS. Apiil 28, 1835. 48-tf

A Manager Wanted. a WISH to employ immediately a man with a family to superintend my farm situate nine miles tioaj Bruceville, to whom will be given the highest price. Knqi.ire of Ross k Ewing, Vitict-nnes, or to myself at my farm. W. PATTERSON. Knox County. April 25, lH35-4n-3t PALACE Or FORTUNE. Managers ilicc, WIIEELLVG, MARCH 16, 1S35.

MjIMMOTSI SCHEME. Cap. Prize 50,000 Dols. 75 JVo. Lottery 14 Drawn Ballots. Our correspondents will find be low a Brilliant I Mammoth Scheme, (the first of the kind fori many years,) deserving their special considera iton. Grand Consolidated Lottery, For Internal Improvement, Literature and Charities. CLASS No. I, FCR 1835. To be drawn in the City of Washington on Wednesday, 15tk tipril, 1835. SCHEME prize of 50,000 10,000 5,000 4.000 3,000 2,000 1,615 1.000 is 50,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,015 10.000 10 Beiidei $500 400'., 300'i, &c. fj-Orden received until the 16th f Aprila Whole Tickets only 10 Dollars. Share in proportion. ("j-Tbere being 14 drawn ballots in the Lot tery, a package ot 'J.j tickets must t necessity raw at lenst 14 prizes of 10 dollars each, amountinc to 1 1 nett For convenience this Hinnni.t u 1 ir in- pi rn m Hie cost 01 itie' .- ., nrirU:l,. ,, 0!r,ifinHfl.s is,!iei, the w,,!lt,vor lllllf)nilt tUp ,;,.,,,.,, v holders to whatever amount the tickets mav draw over tho 110 dollar.. The cost of these ceitificate, (which for a small sum,) gives the holder 25 chances for all the larger prizes, will bo as ullw,; .rorauemuctiivi'i pirtk-ui -jviioir;iicivciriji-if Do. do. -20 halt do. 01 ) Do. do. 25 quarter do. 30 N. D. With n a few months we have sold the j following Capitals : Besides many of I0UD Dollars 500 Dollars, Sic. kc. 1 Address CLARKE & COOK, W'heelinsr, Va. jfyiHE subscriber, greWfuI for past favour8, Lx begs leave to inform his customers and the public generally, that he is now opening n Splendid assortment of ttVD'JJ suitable to to the present and approaching season, consistiuz, in part, of the following, viz: 3 4 and G 4 English Merinos, Ulack and Coloiiied liombaines, do. do. Cirea-i-iun, do. dj. lomb:izett, lied, White and Grceu Flauuels, I'laid Linscy s. Large Hose blankets Mackinaw do Cotton and Worsted Ho'e nnd Half Hose, Silk, Iloskin and Kid Gloves Merino, Cotton and Silk Shawls, do do do Handkerchiefs Printed Sattia do Swandown, Valentia and Suttin Vesting Silk nnd Tabby Velvets Cambric, Mull, Jacoaeitand Cook Muslins Coloured Cambrics Uobbmetts and (irei ian Laces Edgings and Iuerting Cotton and Thread Face? Blue, Clack and Coloured Silks Iliack and Pr;ib CntMmeres Super. Blue, Black and Brown Cloths Fine !o do do Cais-inetts, assorted colours Low priced, Middling and Supsr. Prints Gauze, Cap and Bonnet Ribands kalian Crapes Pink, Oreeii, Blue and While Sarcenetti Irish Lirmens Bleached Biid Brown Shirtings Flag, Silk and Pongee llaudkercheifs Black Italian Cravats Gentlemen's Stocks and Cravats Seal Skin Cups Tortoise Shell, Tuck and Side Combs Fashionable Tuscan Bonnets Lakies" Kid arid I'runclla Shoes and Boots Men and Boys Shoes Padding, Buckram Sic Sic China, Glass and Queens Ware ROCS Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Loaf Suiar, Pepper, Spice, Imlio, Madder, Allum, Nutmeg?, Cinnamon, Cloves, Camphor, Copperas, Sic &.e Tobacco and Ses;ars Skirting, Dridle Leather, Saddle Seats, Sole and Upper Leather Kip and Calf Skins Fashionable Fur Hats Merino do Wool do 500, 600 and 700 Rapp's Cotton Chain 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 Window Glass AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF hardware: AND C1TJTILERY, Castings, a The attention of cash purchasers in town and country, is very respectfully solicited to the above .-lock of Fresh Goods, as good bargains are to be bad. JOSEPH MADDOX. Vincennes, January, 1, lb'35 31-tf HOUSE AND LOT W WILL dispose of my House and Lot on Sf B Louis Street on cood terms. For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber. II. M. SHAW. April 18, lS33-46-tf

WABASH

IM PROVEME ,TT, VoUco to Contractors. jJEALED PROPOSALS will be received by tM the subscribers, at Vincennes, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 5th and Cth days of May next, ensuing, until 4 o'clock in the afternoon ot the last ot the said days, for the execution of the following described jobs of work, for ttie improvement of the navigation of the Wabash river, viz: isi. for me remorai oi certain snagg and' tm.tnn lo. in .....1 ... "1..J IT .. I - i . I.' it l n . . . .7Kun.cu ju$3 in nuu near iiiuta j Ksiu-fjj, iu uesiguaieu ai me time 01 letting, amounting to about one hundred and seventy-five 2nd. For c learing off about eighteen acres of timbered land, contiguous to Black's Cut-oJ) by the acre. 3rd. For clearing out the channel at the Little Chan Rpple, amounting to about two hundred auj sixty cubic yards ef rock excavation; removing snags logs, &c. I -tt.il. i ui iuiiiuniij; uie cimimn ai uib uuiu: 1,1. i. : u f 1 C u.in.. This i..h cfinri-9 it. ,..! tn... about seven hundred and fifty lineal ftsetof crib work, nine feet wide, and fifty inches high, Idled with stone; about nine hundred and titty cubic yards of loose rock embankment, and about twelve hundred and fifty cubic yards of fast rock excavation in the channel. 5tb. For remov ing the obstruction at Coffee isiuriu. inn jouincludes about seventeen hun area cumc yards ot excavation, in the channel, principally of solid rock; about four hundred -v. .v ...u.t, j u, JOuse rocic cmoaniirBcu "uu i'iui-iiuii w in ; anu two Diinored and uriy I : I r - . r l . . . lineal feet of crib wing dam, twenty inches high and fifteen feet base, filled with stone. 6th. For excavating a channel at the White River Rapids, amounting to about five hundred and fifty cubic yards of solid rock; and for constructing; a crib wing dam, two feet high, twwnty feet base, and about tlx hundred and fifty feet long, filled with stone and gravelled. A more particular description of the several obstructions, and of the werk to be performed, is given in the report of the engineer; which report, together with plans and specifications will he exbibibted on the days of lettiag. Persons making proposals, are requested to specify the jobs separately, and (o state the ' l'rlce Ptr '"hie yard I r excavating ami rein,,vin.r tn ..I ......L- -,-.1- ..,., iuta, juuiu ,uii 'and ar.iv,-l-tl,c 1 rice per cubic yard for loo,e rork embankmetu, and winj-dam-the r0Cu- owuanKments and wing-dam toe v.nc.v 1 l'Kr running toot for crib work, and erib wing uams, mica wiin rocit, occ and the price per snag or Jog, tor their removal. It will ha expected from persons with whom the subscribers are unacquainted, that recommendations for character and capacity to fulfill their contracts, will accompany their proposals. Estimates of the rrnount of work will be made at stated periods, and payments made thereon, riot exceeding three-fourths of the value of the work actually performed, and the residue will lie retained until the coutract is completed and received. Contractors will be exprrted to commence operations the pre-ent season, and as soon as the stage of watt-r in the river will permit. ANDREW GA BON" Lit, ) CommitSAM I.. Mt'.N DV, t, siuntrt. Vincenner, March Si 5, 1S )5 43--U Thn editors of the Courier, TVrre Hanfe. Free Pres', Lafayette. Constellation, Covir:rton. Herald, lb)ckvi'le, Tdegraph, f,o'at!porr. and I'meminalor, New f l,i ruimi y , la . Journal, Sha w neeiown, 'U. arid J oiirnal, Louisviiie, Ky. will j U-.tsis publish the abfve advri tijement four weoks previous to the 5th day of M.ty next, in their respective papers, (omitting this note) and send their accounts, receipted, to Andrew Gardner, iu incenues, for payment. REAL ESTATE IT !WCTmJ "ILL be sold at public auction, on Friday the 15th day ot .May next, at the t.ooroi John C. C buk's Hotel, ail the real estate of S.imncl Tomluuon, deceased, in the borough c-f Vincennes, on ;i credit uf one, two and three years, with interest from date, viz: ILts No. S4, 57, Being the square Vint J no. Hots, Esq. resides on. No. U49 24, On the bank of the Wabash river where the old Fort formerly stood. Eots No. S, a -2 S4 fect No. SI, Brick building, corner of Market and Water Streets, now occupied by Ross & Ewing s a Dry Goods Store . feet No. On Market Street, brick building, now occupied by Hitt &. Orrick bs a Drug Store. All of which will be sold without reserve. N. B. Those indebted to the estate are requested to call and settle the same. If not attended to, every note and account will be sued. A. LEROY, Agent. Vincennei, March 28, 1835 43-7t STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY. fllHE subscriber has, in connection with Mr. I Dicket son's Printing Presi Manufactory, a STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY. Having procured a large quantity of Eastern Patterns, he will manufacture find keen constantly on hand. Cuts of a supe rior quality, Leads, Reglets, Plates for Printing Blanks, Type Metal Plate for Engraving, kc; all of which ho c;in afford to sell cheaper than they can he bought any w here in the western country, for cash, or in exchange- for obi type at 9 cents per pound. MARTIN M. BARNEY, Cin. O. P. S. Printers throughout the w estern country, by givin? the above three insertions, and forwarding their accounts to the subscriber, will be allowed (he usual price of advertising when dealing to the amount of three dollars er upwards in any articles of his line of business. M. M. B. January 16, 1835 47-3t

1 IJmCEJWE$ Practical Institute ?f5JIlIS School has hern successfully conducted more than two years. It is open for pupils of either sex, or any ugc. MountingWT1LL be furnished, or places procured in good families on reasonable terms for those who wish it.

The principle on which the institution is fuiini Jed prevents having more than about twenty . J oBjpu)ils to a teacher. Pupils are taught what will fit them for prac tical life in the use of knowledge. rFcrms, REGULATIONS & PLAN, MA UK KNOWN TO APPLICANTS. For the information of those abroad, we re" marK. onr vresvvir nanism is not included in ou" 1 . . 1 1 - .-t.i. r j-..,, -' se nooi msi ru c uon ; nor is jnuie 1 nun excluded from an appropriate place. Mr. L Mrs. CROSBY, Conductors. Vincennes, April S, IF35 45-tf NOTICE Mrs hereby given, that the undersigned, curvi ft ring partner, of ROSE Si HAMPERS, in j oruVr to close the partnership business as speed,jy ai possible, Will el OU at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, THEIR STOCK OF oj mum, at reduced prieei. They alio have a XcYf Tyjo H.or se Wagon, AND A SET OT which they will dispose of on (air terms. J A CO B 1U IU F. R. Sun n ing t:i:0. V. H Alt PER, $ Partners Vinrcnne?, March '27, lbo5 4i-tf TO WESTERN COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Xcv CIy'uva, Class and YisYmitiut. ''BlIK subscribers imitn the attention of MerJeL chants visiting tLii city, to examine their ty stock of Previous to purchasing. It is entirely fresh, and will besofd on very reasonable terms. HURST MlXSr.LL, .Vu. l2'06,JJui ket strfct. J'niladcphia. Jan. CO, IC33 J3-yt IVM. II. IVfljSOJSn A(iL.T for the sale of Hurst Si Mixsell's Cinw, iiivxss iuh Qviviens- " I LI attend to purchasing any description " ot Goods in this market mid New York also selling all Linda of Southern und Western Produce. Ao 20G, Market Street, 1'kilddcljjtiia. Jan. 33, lS33-33-9t mULL, STONED if rjMWO pair Best French Burr Mill Stones, o JL Buzby k Horton's Manufactory, for sale bv ROSS Si EWING. ' N- B. Ordrrs will be receivod and promptly filled for the above article. R. Si E. Vincennes, Oct. 11, 1834 20tf J f-V T II EC F.I "E li F y. ROM New Orleans, a supply of Cotfee, Suzur, nnd other articles 111 our line, to which we invite the attention of customers and the public generally. J. LEWIS, L. Co. P. S. The business will iu future be continued for the benefit of the late firm under the above name and style. Evansville, April 14, 1S35 47-tf flHE undersigned has taken out letter? of JL administration on the estate of Nathan Taylor, late of Daviess county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate payment, and all persons to whom the said estate may be indebted are requested to present their claims properly authenticated according to la w. The estate is believed to be insolvent according to every probable estimate. WILLIAM BEAZLEY, Admr. Washington, Daviess Co., ) 4April 20, IS35. HERNIA, OR QTpHE subscriber respectfully announces to vJL the people and the afflicted, that Thomas Stagner, of Kentucky, baa invented a TRUSS or the complete care of all kinds of Hernia, or lWpture, And has obtained a patent for the same. He has procured the sole right of its use in Indiana, and constituted Dr Jo-kph Somes ajent, who will attend all cases at his office in Vincennes. No compen-iition will be required or accepted unless a permanent cure is effected. TH ACKER V, BE3H Sept. 6,1 S34 14-tf Fresh Tea. fM CHESTS YOUNO HYSON TFA. of tl superior quality , just received nnd for le,hy P S BONNER. Vincenne?, March 14, 13a 42-5t MAGISTRATES' BLANKS AUVAVS I OR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

oria & Howell, AUCTION &, COMiyilSSIOK MERCHANTS AVi TCHEZ, MISS. Nov 22, 1834 2.r-tf

Notice. 5TpHE undersigned wishing to wind np the ll partnership business of the late firm of ROSE t HARPERS, would give notice to those indebted to said firm, either by note or book account, that payment of their accounts must be made forthwith. JACOB HARPER, iWicitj GEO. W. HARPER. $ I'artncn. Vincennes, March 27, 1835 43-tf Xnif E business of the late firm of W. Si J. Li LEWIS will be continued by myself as surviving partner, and although a delay in getting 011 a new Stock of Goods, mut necessnrily be submitted to, yet I beg the indulgence of the generous patrons of the"llOUSE, and assure them that .no time or pains ill be lost to offer equal inducements as heretofore, fwr the continuation of their patronage, rt will be desirable to close the debts of the late firm, with as little delay as possible. It is therefore hoped that persons having accounts, will avail themselves of the earliest opportunity to settle ttesame. JAMES LEWIS, Surviving partner of WILLIAM LEWIS deceased. P. S. The Commission nnd Forwarding business will be attended to as usual J. L. DR. JUDKINS' KTHIS taluRbla medicine is celebrated for curing the following; diseases: White Swellings of erery description Sore Legs and Ulcers of lon standms Glandular Tumors Felons or Catarrhs Idieumatic pains of the Joints; Sprains, Bruises; and Tetters; Chilblain., or parts affected by frost. It is also good lor Scalds arid burns. For glandular swelling, it is superior to any medicine yet known. It is much safer than mercurial applications, (as it does not cohtain the smallest atom of that mineral) because it does not lay the parient liable to injury from exocsure to cold. It cures the wont Felons or Whitlows on the application of for ty-eight hours. Rheumatism which have stood us long as to become a systematic disorder, require medicine to be taken inwardly to remove them entirely. But in most casts, by applying this ointment externally h directed, it will give relief. Certificates of important cures also directions for usin, aorompariy each bottle. For sale by Daniel tV Devin, Princeton; and Roddick, Met "ormick, .V; Co., Washington, Daviecountv , Indiana. October -25, lKM-21-0m MEMO WML , WASHINGTON Haiiingtvn, Daviess County, Indiana. 11 V. ELLIOTT f ESPECTFULLY informs bi friends and I the public generally, thM he h.s removed one sq.iare above, to the stand formerly occupied by McDonald, w here he coiitmuts to keup a house of 33uijltc Hiitcvtiiiw.ntnt, for the reception and accommodation of travellers, and all others, w ho may be pleased to favor him with their custom . His tablu will fie supplied with the best the market nflbrds, and pledges himself to ue every possible exetion to eive general satisfaction, and solicits public patronage. His house is more capacious, comfortable nnd convenient, than his former Etand. The bar shall always be abundantly fdled with every variety of the most choice Liquors. The Stables attached to this establishment are large and convenient, and will always be well stored with provender. A good, steady and honest hostler is engaged, who is thoroughly acquainted with Ids business. N. B. Boarders by the year, or otherwise, will lie thankfully received, and accommodated on moderate terms. Washinj-ton, Daviess county, I ndiuoa. March 3, 1UJ4 41 tf Spring Goods. The subscribers have just received 175 PACKAGES OF TlllIR KPRIWa GOODS. One of the partners being east, they will be ra ceiving daily. Purchasers visiting this maikt who ray favour us with a call, will always duel our Stock large and general. CHAMBERS Si GARVIN. N. B. Beeswax, Feathers, Ginseng, Flax and Tow Linen, taken in exchange for Goods at the market pricp. C. i G. Jan. 7, 1835 36-lDt ST. CLARE SCHOOL. THE Sisters of Charity will be ready to resume their School in Vincennes, on the second Monday in April. The terms will be as follows: Board, includin washing, mending and fuel and tuition in spelling, reading , writiug, arithmetic, English Grammar, marking, plain sewing and nedle work, $22 per quarter. Board, and tuition in the higher branches viz.- History, Rhetoric, Painting and Orna' mental ffeedI-work, twenty-five dollars per quarter. For day scholars, tuition in the common branches, ihree dollars per quarter tuition in the higher, four dollars per quarter. Bed and beddine, two dollars per quarter. Stationary, one dollar. French, by Mrs. Granville, extra, five dol lars. Vocal and Instrumental Music will also be taught. The terms dept nd upon cirounislances to be know n n application. Every effort will be made to promote the advancement of the pupil in the acqiitioii of" learning, and every attention given to tin lr henltW and comfort. Vincennes, March 7, IS35 40 if BLANK DEEDS, ALWAYS FOR SALE AT THK FF1CK.