Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 September 1835 — Page 3

RAPa'S DOMESTIC GOODS. j'j'jl IE s-ihsci ib r will keep a 1 1 sular sup pi , JvV "' Rapp's donn l 11: G ioiU u hand (ihe superior quality ol lm.li is Ion well known to Herd any c i :ti tu f I; da I ion. ) con-isting of Flannels, Cassinets, Ulankets, Spun Cotton, Merino and common Wool Hats, Old Muno!t;Hl.e';l Whiskey ic. &x.,anil will be Sold .la !o-v its ;it Ecoiiomv. W ILLIS STEW A nr. Louisville. (Kv ) Sept. "Jolli, I t.5--1 7-t l" THE TOWNOF It tittmoi y if the late Chief Justice Juhn .Wantall. IS is a new tow n laid off on the Na -- Initial lloa ii , where Ihe Vincennes and Chicago Slate Roa I crosses I tie fir tner on section 1.1 township 11. tiotlh range 12 west, in Cluik county, situated 55 ii i Vs nor ih of V inceniif s, 16' t'rom York, and 10 from Darw in, south of" Paris 15, bikI 50 mitts fiom Danville, anil 16 west of Ten re-llaute. It is decidedly the handsomest cite for a town between Terre Haute mid Vanda 11 ', surrounded by pood second rate land, a suli'n-iencv of Umber, and the best of

jiune jar ouuaitiz, ami It may ue trill V saiu, .... j' l -1 1 i . i . -i that no point in ibis section of cmntrv i lias proved mote healthy the confirmed opinion of these on the Na'.ional lload i., t'lal lliis t election ni i I be healthy . 1 I e toad north and south has been opened by the proprietors from Big creek to Ihe west side of Walnut prairie, and can be travelled w ith convenience , and w hen a permanent foa l shall he made, it will' 1 mij ai it til iiitr iir:ciit line, iu 1 1 1 a tiic: r (in V c ii IPD I 1 a Miicclintv n r romnvjl i (piestion of removal j

v. i tut ol.u ui u J 1 1 1. c I I oil J 1J a I 1111 lias. - . . , M , , t , , , . . . , . ol November neil, on the premises, tbe lieen iigitaled &. w hen fauly acted upon, it i ... . . ,. c, , ... . . ,. , , J ' ' . well know n, and diitble 1 avern Stand if not improbable that the iieonle of the , , , 1 , . . and nine lots composing one square , (orcounty ma v find it convenient and to their i . ,, ',, ... .i,, J - . merlv occupied by the siinsci iber. in the interest, to place the permanent seat ol :,(mn o- Wu5lll Io!!, Davies- Countv justice for the County at the cro, roads. Every C0tivemeire ia a(lached to the 1 he land is owned by Joseph Duncan and ,o,u; hich U I)ecessarv for a tavern.-

me sutisriiner, and a clear title. .1 sale of lots will take place on the 19th of October lie.', anil terms of payment be easy. The most liberal encouragement will be given to improve. ..: , 1 : 1 .i ..1. . .:ii 1 iTru iu iijcl na 11 iv. s ion o... c.s wuii W. D. ARCHER. Septembor 22. 1G3 j 17-3t rTMHERE will be sold at Public Auction on Saturday the 2Gth of September, inst. at the late resilience of W. K. ORHICK, in the town of N'incennes, a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, tonkittli'g in part of One iNaAMgniy SviAe UoaviV, ONE SECRETARY AM) BOOK CASE, ONE BUREAU, ONE WARDROBE, OMt HIKING TABLE, ONE PAIR SIDE TABLES, ONE LARGE LOOKING OLASS, I SMALL DO. 1 Hair Mattrass, 1 Kitchen Cupboard, Knives ,t Forks, & a lot of Hard Soap. Together w ilh Stands, Chairs, and Bedsteads, 1 Saddle Martingale JRridle ! One Hearth ity anrf a lot of good Carpeting, One Imported double Larrell Gun, ALSO. TWO HIVES OF KEES. TERMS. All sums over five dollars, b creditof nine months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, All sums of five dollars and under, cash iu hand. WM. K. OR RICK. Vincennes, Sept. 15th, IC35 1G-2 Jl'ST Received an addilionul supply of dry uoods w Ii i r-It wit! be sold low for cash 01 such articles of produce as may suit. THORN 1 RACY. Vincennes June 11, 1S3.0. J ASK Jfi4 JikK v "$fQ ESPECTFCLLY ii, forms the citizens of cominenced the above business 0.1 MHrket , jbl. a. incennes a no 11 s v 11:1111 1 v, mai lie lias

Street, in the bouse formerly occupied bv i sl and carriage ttol Messrs. Urok.w Tavlor. Ile'pleilgM himself .-'0, " va.r"' J of l2Ji dJl2that his work shall b.u,do in the most fashion-! Bn' . ' !" I'"Ta ,os, celebrated :,h!ia,UMWtnlH.a,,1Utlla,strpa.n.ll'"..cl"1"S h U.llovv,ns Diseases! While,

able and neatest sty le, and on the most reason able terun. All orders shall be promptly attended to. J. J. C. Vincennes, Aug. 12, 1835 11-lf . IP. Whet In: 11 AS on hand, and for sale, wholesale, 1 00 Sacks of prime Coffee, '20 Coils Rope, 35 Uitrrelc Molasses. 10 Barrels Superior Rum, 1 Fipe Coj-ninc Brandy, C ('croons fudio, prime, Hhds . Snsar, 20 Hills New Orleans Sugar. Vincennes. Au. litl) t'135. ll-3t POUT WINE flF.NUlNE Foil Wine, used fnrmedi cal purposes, for sale at the Drug o'e of 1 1 ITT & SAWYER. August '23, 1S35 12 -l I" Tt'ST Received from New Orleans a genera l assortment o! Cn-ceiies ANo u lot ol ttoiie A; Potter's wine for ale b 'I" HORN .t TRACY Vinrrrincs June 11,1133

BLANK DEEDS, AI.Wavs ton SALE Af TJ1S LJ fli.E

575 PACKAGES. ClIAMISI'MSS fc GAKYIN

AVE just received, and aie now openL 4 1 1 tr their stock of Fall and Winter (j io:fs, comprising the most extensive and general assortment offered in this market &C to which they invite the attention ol their friends ami dealers in merchandize. Louisville, Sept . lutli, 1835 IG-Ow Last o ttice. LL Those indebted to Ihe late Firm i jX. "' 'Jitt & Oirick, are notified for the last time to come forward and settle 'heir accounts and note-'. And all who tail to do !u on or before the first day ol December next, will find their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer foi collection . Viucei nes, Sept. 19, 1835 1G-121 Hats and Japs. TO COl'M'ItY MERCHANTS. The subscribers have now on hand lurge as.-oi tment of Fur mid Silk Hats, of our own manufacture, and especially for counliy trade, embracing every quality and shape; which we pledge ourselves to tell at Ihe lowest Eastern prices. A No I0UO dozen Fur and Hair Seal Caps, which we will sell at Ihe lowest market prices. Country merchants will iwojfi r n f:ivnr lv railing nrior Id tinrf-has- .... . . .. .. ,, v. II. LLOYD & Co. Main street, beween 3d and 4th, and 'J iloo.s jbove the Dry Goods house of V .& C. Ftl j I1 - " - , f hM.er, Vr, J A Is ! Trimmings. Country batters will please favor v ' . us with a call Louisville, Sept. tub 18:35 ! 3t HOUSE & LOT, 9 FEJIW W & ' siibsniher oilers for 1 - 3 Ft M m m J -a " . , , one feet by foi ty, as ponging ! the establishment, which is ca'i n:iriniu nnrl r run fo rt a hi p . Tlini-P vvlsh. tn ,,.hae. wonbl do well to exam., ! 1 1 ' 1

.me p.evious lo purchasing. Also a quan reCordin.r either tbe appiai-ement, cettijtiiy of Cabinet Furniture entirely e ; ,ra,es nr molt(Tage must be iucu.red by I TEi'.MS -Five hundred dollars, rashj he H11,,Crtl,,. "VoT each day so employ -juihand, the balance to be paid m annual ea(.h A1),r;11.er , t,ul!c,: by law,

i instalments ol two liumlied ootiars. ! WM FOSTl Washington, Sept . 5th, 1C35--1 IN OTIC E Yf&UE School s tion No. lt. Township l,i JuL North Ranire ti west, will bit offered for Sale at the Court Housu dor in the town of Petersburgh, Pike County , on the 24th day of Oct. next, in separate lots according lo a division and survey of the same, made by the Trustees of said Township, a plot of which will be exhibited on the day of sale by the undersigned School Commissioner for the Countv afoiesaid JAMES f REN TON. Commissiuner. Sept. 4th, 183515-3t 'f OtiCC. A HOSE indebted to the Subsc. iber can j 'n w heat, Corn, Oats or Pork, by coming forwad anrl giving a note for the 'delivery of any of the above ai tides ; and "nt settled in this way, by the 15th day jo! October, we will place their accounts in the hands of an nllicer foi collection. THORN & TRACY. Vincennes, Sept. ltilh, K'35. svvvi ov VVttaVV. DU. J. MADDOX, AS just received h fiesh sii ply of the a i hove articles, all of which are w arrant ' ... J t'cnu.ne, and ill be sold at a small advance; swelling, Sore legs and t. leers ol long standing. j Felons, Rheumatic I'huis of the joints, Spraicsj I and Hruisfs, Tetters of nil kinds, Cholie, Colds, j Canghs and ( 'nnsii mplioiis, Dropsy, Flux, Gout and (J ravel. Fever Ague, Sore Eyes, D spep-1 1 sia, Vomiliiiir. Snittius of Iilnod, io. 1 1'hysiciaiis, Country .Merchants, and others, I arc respectfully invited to call and examine for ni.uiai utr, or ioi o nirj Ml I I II i 5C VI e 1 1 e I C , il S they w ill no doubt, find it to their advantage N. B. The subscriber will give cash for fiinsFtig. J. M. Vincennes, Aug. 1-2, 1835 11-tf CfAHU. GOODSELL & LYON, EV ANSV 1I.LK, 1A. (Successors of W. J. a,id J. Lewis, k Co.) Wholesale dealers in Groceries generally Nails, Paints, Glass, Roots, Shoes, ic. and buyers ol most kinds of country produce. Evnnville, July 20, 1835. s 1 J1 -T 1jC I l.tt,.. ....f r.ir.....-A.I I.. 3T. Lav

tatw soiuu; to.-uiltlie wants ut the Co'.iabi HTCM k m l: l: r:r; i . iii'.cnn-s, Juno 1 1, 15J5 C-tl.

Wool llolls CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale

j by II D WHEELER. incennes. pt. 4, iur? A Good distiller, who can come well; recommended, will meet with con-; stani employment, ami gnou w ages, nut none other than n sober man need apply, H. D. w heeler. . . . i . . i ... .1 . . i . . Vincennes, Sepv 4, '835. NOTICE TO RESIDENT s'l ocifuoijniJiis OF THE H I i I 1 Stv'ltC hank Ol llldiana. LOANS will be made for the pa v. I merit of the second Instalment " f Slnrl.- TVm.eml.pr 1(1 I ft",.". I.J ihJ 3d instalment due in 1C3U, if desiied) to resident Stockholdeis, under the following regulations: The pei sons filling the o dices he i ea IU r staled in each county are heiehv tiotitjed that they are appointed in and lor their respective couti lies, A ppraiseis of the ieal estate proposed to he mortgaged for the above purpose. The Associate J udges, Judge of the Probate Couil,Cleik of the Ciicuit C'ouil, Recorder, County Surveyor. School Couimis sinner, ami the three Directois on the patt of the Stale in each Branch; any three of whom shall constitute a board to act ou any application, except m case w here the v are personally iulei ested ; and 'r.,heir "' !he Ml torn, is annexed irt hp ttiimdi Iiv flip lltrpp A ii ill a I e r :uul ' -V i i j filed in the proper Branch, on or before the fifth of October next, together with a (bond arid mortgage accompanied with a 'recorded and certitiied chain of title from (the United States, or other original source I ll l ough all inte r v enuig o wne r s to t he a p. plicant, according to the piloted loims which may be procured at each Branch: all w men conveyances must ne pi ouuceu and left at the Branch or their absence ! i .i i i accounted for. No title will be deemei valid, which is denved through any Sher itf, collector, executor, administrator guardian, or trulee. Unless Ihe title is clearly exhibited of record, and in eerv respect completed, accoiding to the print', i pd form of Lorid anil Morla.P will. I hp I Clerk's and Recorder's ceiTiticates no ! . n i n i .1 I loan wi in miv case p ai sow eu nereon. .,. , . , I ai exnense 01 tiieieji log. com piei iog. ami 1 from the applicants to one. dollar. APPRAISEMENT. The undersigned having been appointed by the Co m fn i ss i o 1 1 e 1 s ol the Sinking Fund, Apl i nNers of ie..l t stale pioposed r.. ,Ii..t.. ,.. il.u , .o,ni ..(' 1 and having been duly sworn a? i such, alter personal examination ol (or sav from our peisonal and distinct acquaintance with) the following described real estate in sai I county, (lleie desciihe 111 -io say, upon our oain, inai .am piemi- . 1 . . . . . t. . c . . ses, exclusive of ail pei ishable improve-; merits are of the value of dollars in spec dollars in specie, at the rom-j mon selling late of land tit is time in this county. Given under our hands this day of 1835 I Decisions will he made on the part of i the Commissioner ol the Sinking Fund, on tbe sufficiency of ihe mortgage as ear I 1 l l " . I . ...... T' .. . .I. ' '"'"""""V" uie respec.v L.raoci. i es wnere me same may oe Known 011 I application. ! By order of tbe Commissioners, ; SAMUEL MERRIL, President. Office of Sinking Fund. Indianapolis, -lug. 2G, 1 C35. 1 l-5w Is ni i n irA iato vVi air. ; rpHERE will be sold on Saturday the' J J- tenth ol October, inst. at the late residence ol Matgaret C'ornover 111 the 111 the j Low er Prairie, Knox County la. all the j personal propeity of Joseph Uno, dej ceased, consisting in part of Household and Kitchen furniture, and fat tiling uten ... ... ... 3 sits, and ilorses. Cattle anil Hogs. A Credit of twelve months will be giv.1 , . , . , en on all Mims over lliree oo.lais.tne .ur - chaser giving rily. All sum ; , . ing his note w ith approved secuuins of thiee doilais and un.it-r, JOSEPH SOMES, JUm. Vincennes, Sept. 2d 1C35 14-3t BRANCH BANK. ) l incenncs, Sriit. 5, 1835 "STOTICE is hereby given to t lie Stockholders in this Blanch, that the se cond mstalmeut of j-l5(j2 per share, becomes due on the lOMi day of Novembei next, and is lequned to be paid on or be fjie lh.it time. JOHN ROSS, Cashier. 14-0. 7 S hereby given, that the undersigned Ins taken out letters of admm-i-iralionon the estate of John t-. Snapp, late of Kncx county and stale ot Indiana, decea-ed. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having churns againt the same, are notified to pieseui them duly aui henticated f or settlement. The said estate is supposed to te solvent. GEORGE CALHOUND. Admr. Vincennes, Aug 29'h 1835 14-3."'

MAGISTRATE'S BLANKS Kir, i.iLF. ai mi a 1 1 ric!..

COPARTNERSHIP. MIil undersigned beg leave to inloim their friends and dealers- in Dry Goods, generally, that t hey have lormed a pai tneuhip for the purpose of

transacting a jj(J(iln.ess, under (he .lOeuf j .... " I MSlRKBi: X HVLLELV. land have taken the Store, together with 1 1 he Stock of Dry Goods, of II. &. I Merfie, which Slock may be considered new, , hav ing all been pui chased within the la-i I 12 months. Mr. Metrie is now E-ii making aiiiiilioiis to the piesent suppl hi.'h they are regularly receiving. Tl'e' '-I'fctlully invite Merchant 'rom the count rv lo give I hern a call. ROBERT M E I'. 11 1 E J r S II IU.I.LEN. Louisville Ky., Aug, 19 li:.'35 13-2m I I 1 .A OS7"!"-! S tC) f J I WAS riBI.ISAKO ON T II K lltSr INsT. 1 1 1 IS number commenced a new vollime, and contains one ol the plaits ol Fashions, Inch has rendered this w oi k so celebrated ; also, the Fashion of the olden times. Five similar pla'.cs will be ! i v en this year. Every number com .ins a steel engrav iog, or a plate of Fashions, elegantly colored ; two pages of Mu-ic ; two Engrav ings of d 1st ingni-hed authors; emhtllishmerits of scientific subjects, or views of lemsikable places

GALLERY OF PORTRAITS j JB- Iha. he ...ke,, u, of .hY knox Fnder this head will be publish , like-j Probate Court, letters of Administration neses, of distinguished authois in this; on the Estale of Joseph L no, lale id Knox country and in Europe. Already have:Couiity, deceased . All I hose indebted lr

loim i ritlnir I Pifitn tLilli'P. n .Ii . " ' 11 c, .....,. lV e r- l" ougha m, Hogg, mid Cunningham, aud Ihe lollow mg aie now ready lor piess. ind will be published, two in each num!er, until llie whole is completed, l"V. Lewis, Moore, Coleridge. R Sheldgers D'lsraeli. Neele, Mad. iU S t a e I , Jane Voiier, Campbell. Roscoe, and Sunt hey. uie of W a S h I n g t oi.'s hand writ ,nfT a'- ' his accounts will be found in I be -oirost minittpr A No Sai-p1 Ij-irrviiur ws . -, t.,,l I !,o l, r. , I loo r 1 1 1 11 , 1 1 I e d l. IV C & I'rooks. A.M.; a view of Park Place. New Yoik; Excerplae; Antholngiu, by M Ca-Kv fV.K'ii ; Embioiderv Music, kc. The , signatures of distinguished citizen? will be continued. In shoit, no effort is spar ed to render this woik paramount to all otheisof a similar nature. L. A. GODEY, Publisher, No. 3, Fiatikin Place, Philadelphia. The su'isciiber, to conv ince those persons wishing to subscnbe for Ihe Lady's Book, lliat there is no deception in ihe work, will forward any month's number us a specimen, by sending him a. Utter, pot paid. ll any of our agents should have extra , , lillnnlI, .... ,. ,.. , .vl confer a nart.cular t ,vnr mi it. iilll.ll-ll ! ItV rplliriillltF thi-'in .ir,,mallied .vlti. a nolB ,1 ." .,.!.., . ...... ..,i ,.i,,i, Bl.llll lC II U III UC I ftl,aili MUV IHCJ IV 1 1 oni. W'p arp no nearly out of volume ten. . - , , rijviiie a In teu - -1 11 j Newspapers exchanging with the La dv's P.ook will confer a favour ou the subscriber by giving the ubov e three or four sert ions. D. ST BONNER, "HAS inst received from Baltimore, S J Philadelphia mid New oik, a, large assortment of Staple and Fancy ii O ) U S , both foieign and iiomestic, comprising a gieal variety ol articles of the great variety ol articles ol tbe latest sty le, suited lo the Summer, Fell and Win ter seasons, Also HARDWARE, CUTLERY, I , . , , 0 1 liivivta Vlvivik. I nmhc .Ve j " VJ v v,...--, .ll of which will be sold wholesale or re . ,lail. at very low pi.CCS. incennes, Aug 22, I bsb. 12-bt COTTON YARN. MERCHANTS and others retailing can be furnished w ith COTTON VAllN by the Jiale, at the Luui3vii!e prices. Orders promptly attended to. D. S BONNER. August 92.1, 1 835 . 12-Gt 1 UESIL TEAS. ib HALF CHESTS Young Hyson Tea, (Sibina Cargo) just received and for sale by the Chest. D S. BONNER. August 22. 1835. 12-tJi For Sale or Meat. irWnE well known desirable propertv g with all its conveniences, lot No 126, on Market street, long occupied by tlie utKiersigtifcu, is now tor sale or rem A new brick house, (which may be finish ed to suit the taste of the purchaser) with a Warehouse, Stable, Smoke house and excellent well, a:e of tbe improvements The stand for business i one ol lhe oldesi iiiil most eligible. The piemisesmay be exuitiiied, and the tesrubed terms ol -ale vi lent, made known on a pplical l-u ;o JOHN EWINU.

Soria & Mow dl, auction &. commission merchants .v.j tciiez, miss. Nov. 22. 1831 25-tf

Sltimtutotiatov'.o ralr. iTOTIC'F. it Krp.v i. Ctt I hut I will 1 "J ' " " c V undo In .1.. .. t ... - - f". ,v dqic ell Jiuoill ciueuou Oil Thursday (he fust day of October next, at the late residence of John F. Snnip deceased, all the personal properly of the said , deceased, consist in g of HORSES, COWS, CSEN, SHEEP, Will-: AT, RYE, OATS, AND HAY IN THE MOW AND STACK, Farming utenstls atd ILuseh'Al t'uruiiute. Also fifteen shales sto-.k in Ihe Branch Bank of Indiana at VincenneR, with a variety of other articles. Sale to continue from day to day until all is sold A credit of tnelve months will be given on all sums over ihiee doilais, tbe purchaser giving his note with appioved tecurity. G E O P. G E CALI10 F N D , A Jm r. On the Estate ofJi.hu '. .Si0, JJec'J. Vmcennes Aug W9.h U'35- 14-3l D. WUEIXER, is now leceivicg a large a-eoiltnent of Staple and Fancy Diy Goods, Hard waie, Queensware, &c kc. all of which he- will sell ut reduced pr ices Vincennes, Sepl. 4, 1 5.35 PEMHE unde i siTopil linn.!.. , . .. fo the estate will make immediate payment. Those having claims htriiisI it will present them lor Estate is solvent. liquii The JOSEPH SO.MES,.7JrV. incennes, Setp oj j. 3 , , ;Jt .3 S m t u id t in t c vfs Szrdc. UlLliL will be sold at pubbc A':ction, ou Saturday the lOih of Ocl ober. inst , at Ihe late 1 evidence of Margaiet Cornoyer, in the Lower Frame, KnoX County, Indiana , ali the personal properof sa id deceased, consisting of HOTT55HITOT.T, A, WTTPTJT'xt FUItiMTUlU:, Cattle, Wheat and Oats in the Sheaf, and Corn growing on the ground. Also an excellent Wheat Fan nearly new. A credit of twelve mouths w ill be given on all sums over three dollars, the pur. ch uer giving bond with Approved security. All sums of three dollar s und uhder cash in hand . JOSEPH SOMES, Adirir. Sept. 2d lb35-l 4-:5t STOLEN from the subscriber living ori the Princeton ioJ bout one mile from Evansville, on or about Ihe 27ih inst two log chains one about 10 feet in I length, weighing 2 libs nearly new maiKeil ou both tiooks J. C Ruark The other about 7 feet long, old chain different sized links, and only one hook. Tha above reward will be given to any i.ersnn , who will deliver the thief over to justice, ami inrwaru tne chains to the subscriber, and all reasonable charges will be paid. The chains weie taken from a scraper lying a short distance from the subscriber's dwelling perhaps by a wagoner bound north, arid the Vii.rn.r.. r:..,..., rtnopsied 1.-, mn ii ;- 1 itU'ieMeu 10 give Ibis adver li.rmi.ni three insertions and for wa.d tb...r l.,li ,.. lhe olice v( he Evansville Journal LUKE WOOD. Vincennes, Sept. 3 1, 1835 14-3t Sugar and ol!'ei riHE sub, rubers have jubt received Iroiu JL New Oi leans, 50 bbls. 15rown & Loaf .Sugar, (JO iiags Havauua Coll'cc, 2 bbls. Kicc. Which they will sell ut a sinuli advance by the Rag mid ban tl. S. L W. J. WISE. July IC, 1S35. 7-tf NOTICE. IIIE subscriber being desirous of obtaining I as much corn us possible, w-oiil I intotiu those who ha ve that aititle, that he will eichanennv thing iu Lis line of buninoss for auv quantity, delivered by the fir-t of December next, in Vincennes. lie will lumish clothes of fall kinds, reiuiy made, or make up work for customers, und receive corn in pi v merit. Lewis L. Watson, Draper and Tailor. Vincennes, Autr. 5, 1835 10-tf the VINCENNES GAZETTE h Published every Saturday, is 2 3a 2 1 i 2 a j y -a o Ttruis C2 50, if paid during the year. x 00. if paid in advance t'3 00, if not paid during the year. S I 25, lor six moi;tlia. Papers discontinued only at the option of tho publisher while arrearage- are due. fr-Adveitisenii nts making one square or less will be ii.serted three tinie? for one dollur, nnd tweiity-tiveceiits for every sub-eqiiFnti nserlioii loncer ndveitiseuients in the some ratio. Advertisements sent w it l.roit o rders will in ill cases, be inserted until Lrbid, and cLaigtd iccio .lin-'l v Sm li ft rt i ( b-5 f roc'nce as are u e in a family, vs id bu received in pavnunt ol 'bcriptioi.i, t U. uiu.kc; j .rico,dcbvtfed in I iu-fii.iiU

t ' uAttit.cs, June II, 18C5--2 8w