Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 24, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 November 1835 — Page 4

JL. WATSON, DRAPER AND TAILOR, JIJ) ESPUCTFULLY informs the Citi

zena of Vincennes and its vicinity, that having returned to this place with a view to permanently locate himself, he has recommenced bueiness in the House adjoining Eiurtch and Heberd, two doors above the Corner, on Water Street, where all work entrusted to his care, will be promptly attended to, and executed with neatness and in the most fashionable ityle.as he will be regularly supplied with the latest fashions from the eastern citiei, nnd trusts that he will merit a liberal thare of public patronage. lie also has en hand and intends keeping a SFLKNDID ASSORTMENT tf Cloths, Which be made vp to order on accommodating termt . ALSOSummer ready made clothing, such as uhowts, SUVcts, Cellars uflL losoiws, And many other things which the curicus can see, by calling at the above mentioned shop. Vincennes, June 7, 1835 4-tf SAIJL1! SALT! 250 Barrels Fint quality, jmt received and for sale by THORN & TRACY. Vincennes, June 11, IS35. T1YEM, a. if. aozTLD, HAVING purchased the eligible tavern stand formerly occupied by Hyacinth Lunelle, offers his services to his friends and the public in general. This stand has undergone a thorough repairn of h rrtm i f lnaf tnn a n c rnn vOnionr A : . .. wll a. rPiirpH .iti,aiinn it i. rnrUrd

r desirable place for gentlemen travell.ng'uPon Bt Sood erraiai any other House ... through the country with their families c0"nir-, , He also flatters himself, that from his lontri H VJM TED l exchange for goods

experience in his profession, as well as his known desire and capacity to please, he will receive a liberal share of public - - - rpatronage la connexion with the housa, a spacious wagon yard is attached for the benefit of aoveis and teamsters. His stable is large and commodious, and well provided withal! kinds of provender, end a careful cstltr, who is always in at tendance. N. B. His Bar is supplied with the most choice Liquors. Vincennes August 22d 1835 12-tf. a .VJEJlf JIJVD CHEJir. A general and very handsome assortment of goods of the latest style, just received and for sale at my Store on Market Street, Vincennes Also, at my store in Carlisle, at reduced prices and a Tery mall advance on first cost Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Marinoes, Flannels, Blankets, And Bonnets cf the newest style, and a splendid lot of Calicoes, with a great variety of other articles. I. N. WI11TTELSEY. The highest price given for White Beans and Flax Seed. I. N. W. Vincennes, Oct. 1st 1835 17-tf Sugar and Coflcc. ri'MIE subscribers have just received from JL New Orleans, 50 bbls. Brown & Loaf Sugar, 60 Hags Ilavanna Coflee, 2 bbls. Rice. Which tiny will sell at small advance by the line and Barrel. S. k W. J. WISE. July 16, 1635. 7-tf GOODSELL. & LYON, JIER CHJlJV rl S, EVANSVILLE, IA. (Successors of W. L J. and J. Lewis, it Co.) ALSO, Wholesale dealars in Groceries generally Nails, Paints, Glass, Boots, Shoes, 4c. end buTsrs of most kinds of country produce. EvansTill., July 20, 1S35. 3

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HD. WHEELER, It now receivm ing a large afortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens ware, &c. o;c. all of which he will sell at I duced prices. Vincennes, Sept. 4, 1S35. BLANK DEEDS, ALWAYS ' OA SALE AT THIS ritCE.

GROCERIES. GOODSELL 5c LYON, Evansville, HAVE now on hand a general assortment of Groceries, which they are disposed to sell upon very liberal terms Grocers and Merchants, wanting Good?, are respectfully requested to call and examine their Stock, prices, &.c. Among the goods on hand or soou expected, are 40 Chest Tea, 100 Hags Coffee, 10 Ilhds. Sugar, 20 Bbls loaf and lump da. 6 Casks Rice, 15 Bags Pepper and Spice, 20 Kegs Ground Ginger, 4 Ceroons Indigo, 100 Mats Cassia, 25 Lbs. Nutmegs, 200 do. Cloves. 4 Casks Madder, 25 Jars Mackaba Snuff, 2 Casks Saleratus, 15 Boxes Cod Fish, 20 Bbls. Mackerel, 25 Bbls. New Orleans Rum, 20 Pipes, half Fipes and Bbls. Sig ottte, Champaign and Common Brandy, 4 Pipes Holland Gin, 10 Bbls. American do. 30 Bbls. Malaga Wine, 12 Madeira &i Ttneriff Wine, 6 Casks Port Wine, 4 Claret do. 25 Boxes Claret, Muscat and Cham paign Wine, 22 Boxes Tumblers, Decanters and

Bottles, 100 " Window Glass, 100 Doz. Men's and Women's Boots and Shoes, 100 Kegs assorted Nails, 20 " " Brads, 8000 Lbs. Manilla Cordage, 200 Kegs Loomis' Sup. Rifle Powder, 60 White Lead, 4 BMs. Spirits Turpentine, 4 Kegs Litharge, 12 Boxes Crome Vellow and Green, 100 Lbs Camphor, 30,000 Spanish Cigars, 300 Barrels Salt. ALSO Most otherGoods usually kept fiiiiifrnr"sprvinrv m hi i r m i i . . . O 411 4 1. 1 Iv J " " ' ourselves, we can sell as low au.t 10,000 Lbs. Live Geese Feathers, 5.000 44 Beeswax, 1,000 " Hog1 Bristles, (For which the highest market ptice will :be given Evansville, Sept. 1835. 15 REMOAAL. ryptHE Store of THORN 4c TRACY .v has been removed to the Store'Room formerly occupied hyChiistian Gre ter, on Market street, where their friend and former customers are patticularly referred . VTincennes, July 2, 1835. Just Received, the Subscriber fiom Philadel phia, &.c. a new and very extensive assortment of (ROODS Consisting of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Hardware, Saddlery, Queensware, Fur, Wool, and Palmleaf Hats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Iron Castings, &c. With almost every other article neces sary to comprize a first rate assortment ,i and to which we invite the attention of our customers, and all others wanting GOOD BARGAINS. SMITH &: CARSON. Vincennes, May 9, 1835-49-tf II .1 TS. THK subscriber wishes to inform the citizens of Knox and the adjacent counties that he has and expects to keep on hand, an assortment of FASHIONABLE HATS and of a;ood quality, presuming as he does, that h ose wishing to purchase will not be disnpponted in the price and quality. His shop is the next door above Smiih Sc Carson's Stor, and opposite the shop of Dr. Somes. 11. M. GILHAM. Vincennes, August 15th, 1835 12-tf DOCTOR TOURTELLOT WOULD inform bis friends in Dubois, Pike, Knox, Daviess and Martin Counties, that he resides in Washington; and hopes ta merit a continuance of that patronage, which has hitherto been so lib erally bestowed upon him. Washington, July, 1835-9-tf Sugar, Coftee, &c. subscriber is now receiving from New1. Oleans a large Stock of Groceries and Li quors, which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail, at reduced prices. H. D. WHEELER. Vincennes, July 29, 1835-9-MAGISTRATB'S BLANKS, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

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TT9-fc rl rivfeCTlf llf O m . .1 PYfeHIS School hBS neeti successfully conJX. ducted more than two years. It is open for pupils of eitbereex.or any age. JBoardhiff WILL be furnished, or places procured in good families on reasonable terms for those who wish it. The principle on which the institution is founded prevents having more than about twenty pupils to a teacher. Pupils are taught what will fit them for practical life in the use of know ledge. REGULATIONS &. PLAN, MADE KNOWN TO APPLICANTS. For the information of those abroad, we re mark, our presbylerianim is not included in our course of school instruction ; nor is tSible truth excluded from an appropriate place. Mr. & Mrs. CROSBY, Conductors. Vincennes, April , 163." 45-tf GROCERIES. JAMES LEWIS &, CO. HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE Q33 Baggs Havana Green Coffee, Jiii J) do St J a go do j) Mhds New Orleans Sugar, jejj) Bags Pepper unit Pimento Qjj Qr. Bote Gun Powder, Imported and V. H. Tea. HQ Half Chests Young Hyson Tea. Qt) Boxes Kentucky Tobacco Hi) do Virginia do Bales hard shelled Almonds, J2 BalefoU do do 2Dl) 'ms Medium & Crown Wrapping Taper, 3 Reams Tea do j) do Cup Writing do do Cap and Post feint lined do iij) Boxes TmIIow ChiiuJbs, Ql) do Palm Soap, H Casks Copperas, do Alum, i do Penrlash do Spanish Whiting, i Hhd. Du'ch Maddur, i Ceroons Indigo, H Tons Bar Lend, Qi) Bags Shot, Nos 1, 2 and 3, Tons assorted Manilla Cordage Boxes Melee Cigars, iJi) do Spanish do JlJi) PHirs Dark Chains iiJjij ilo Bright do ii Casks Hoes, Crown and Cardinn, iy Barrels Tar, Hi)!) Kegs do vL) jj Barrels old Rye Whiskey, (3 Pipes pure Cogniiic Brandy, do Spanish do l Cask Champaign Urand , very superior, 1 Cask? Port Wine, j) do Madcria do (J do Holland Gin, Bhls. Common do K.D do IS'ew Orleans Rum, Totetber with a laree and well assorted slock of Juniatta Iron. Nails anil Plouel Wings. Wc invite the attention of our customers and others, to the above stock, and as ure them that it will be sold at a ery light ad v a nee . Evansville, 12, 133522 DR. J. MADDOX, MAS just received a fresh supply of the a. bove articles, all of which are warrant ed genuine, and will be sold at a small advance' i I on cosi otiu carriage. Also a variety of TPJ?li 'illVff-. 3'Jiiilj3 "nd other preparations, celebrated! tor curing the following Diseases! While! swelling, Sore legs and Ulcers of long standing, Felons," Rheumatic fains of the joints. Sprairsj and Bruises, 'I'elters of all kinds, Cholic, Cold, Caughs and Consumptions, Dropsy, Flux, Gout,

and Gravel, fever & A5ue. Sore Eyes, Dyspep , wj,h mea ,)0,;e ,1 house, two lumsia, V omitimr, Spitting ol Blood, Arc. . . . . . ., n r u - u Physicians', Country Merchants, and others,l ber ,10USeS an( ,hree 6b- " of which are respectfully invited to call and examine for! are in j;ood repair. For terms of sale, themselves, before they purchase elsewhere, as: applv to either of the undersigned.

they will no doubt, find A to their advantage N. B. The subscriber will give cash for Ginseng. J. M, Vincenner, Aug. 12, 1 835 1 1 -tf PORT WINE. GENUINE Port Wine, used for medical purposes, for sale at the Drug Store of H ITT & SAWYER. August 23, 1835 12-tf J9oticc. HOSE indebted to the Subscriber can pay in Wheat, Corn, Oats or Pork, by coming for wad and giving a note for the delivery of any of the above at tides; and if not settled in this way, by the loth day of October, we will place their accounts in the hands of an offirer for collection. THORN & TRACY. Vincennes, Sept. 16th. 1835. APPLES. JUST received on consignment, 300 barrels superior pippin apples, and for sale bv BAKER & TILLAY. Louisville, Ky. Oct. 14, 1835. 21JUS I Received from New Orleans a gene assortment of Groceries Also a lot ol Stone & Potter's waie for sale by THOKN t TRACY Vincennes June 11,1835. JLast Jotice. ALL Those indebted to the late Firm of Uitt &. Orrick, are notified for the lat time to come forward and settle their Recounts and notes. And all who fail lo do so on or before the first day ol December next, will find their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer for collection. Vioetooti, Sept. 19, 1835. 16-I2t

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?Ttt,JE subscribers bate taken out letter of laiinistration, on the estate of Snrah Hodgen. deceased, late of the county of Knox, State of Indiana. All persons Indebted to the said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The said estate is supposed to be solvent SAMUEL V. PIETY. ) . , ; m 1 1 r r v v j slam rs I ill. IIUUVJijiT. October 28, IS35--22-3t. tmimtstrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that w willjexpose to sale, at public auction, on Saturday, the 21st d;iy of November next, at the late residence of Sarah Hodgen, deceased, all Hie personal property of said deceased, consisting of A TWO HORSE "WAGON, ONE YOKE OF OXEN, CATTLE, CORN, OATS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Sec. Sec , A credit of twelve months will be given on all stima of threo dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. SAMUEL I). PIETY, ) 4. . VFM. HODGEN. October 28, 1835 22-3t STATE OF INDIANA, . Sullivan Co. ,0-yv" sullivan Circuit court. August Term, 1835, John De Pauw & others vs. George, Boon Administra- In chancery, tor and the heirs of Tjra ! Harris, deceased J A ND now at thi lime came the plaintiff by Samuel Judh,nnd by alhdavit filed, it appears to Ihe satisfaction of the Court, thai some of said defendants to-wit: Archibald Hill and Mt-linda his wife, John Frakes ami Anne his wile, and Benjamin Harris, heirs of snid Tyra Harris, deceased, ure not residents of the State of Indiana. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that unless sid non resident defendants a ppear here on the first day of the neit t erm of this Court, and answer the said complainant's Bill, the same will be taken for conlv-ed, as to and against them and decreed accordingly. And it is furt her ordered, that a copy of tbi order be published in the Vincennes Gazette. f r three weeks in succession, and this cause is continued until the next Term of this Court. A Copy, Test BENJAMIN WOT.F, Clerk, S. C. C. October 27, IB35 22-3t 1 aha)U Turvu FOE SAIL. r N Purpuane of nn order of the Knox Circuit Court, Ihe undersigned (Com missioners appointed to divide the real etate of Matthias Rose, deceased, smonj his several legal representa'.ises,) will sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 30lh day of January, 183Gat the late dwelling houe of said Matthias Rose, deceased, in Knox county, t a lam) containing 400 dLercs of Land Commonly called the Rose Farm, lying abnut five miles t?ast of Vincennes, on the State Rofc1 leading to Louisville and consisting of the South West half of Lots Nos. 51 and 52, in the Old Donation. It lies in a very pleasant and healthy neighboihood, and is in a high state of culti vation; 140 acres oi which is plough and, thirty acres meadow, seven acies orchard and one hundred acres of wood pasture. The impi 0 v emen ts are a large two Story . IjI'ICK Dwclllllff llOUSC, wn ftorv house w eatherboardeil ! SAMUEL EMI SON, NOAH PURCELL. Commrt. BEN J . V. BECKES ) Oct. 24th. lo35 22-tf. The Courier, Terrebatite, Indiana, and Public Advertiser, Louisville, Ky. will insert the above four times, and send their accounts to ibis nlbce for payment. 1W4JYWEI. 20,000 lbs. I g nritle in the rough , 1 for which the Cash will be paid on dehv-i ery, in email or laigp parcel at rnv storeJ JOHN K. KURTZ, j Vincennes, Oct. 31, 1835. -3t. 1 O JO trRJTE Y.1IEJT TAILORS. 7 ANTED immediately a good, steady f Journeymen 'J ailor, lo whom a permanent seat will be given, and good wages. One who understands cut ting would be preferred, to act as foremnn. None need apply but a first rate workman. Those at a distance, can address (post raid) L. L. WATSON, Draper & Tailor, Vincennes, Ind, October 25th, 1835 2l-3t. RAPP'S DOMESTIC GOODS. Jyp(l!E subscriber will keep a regular supply of Rapp's domestic Goods on hand, (tbe superior quality of which is too well known lo need any commendation,) consisting of Flannels, Cassinets, Blankets, Spun Cotton, Merino and common Wool Hats, Old Monongahela Whiskey ltc.iic.,and will be told as low as at Economy. WILLIS STEWART. Louiarille, (Ky ) Sept. 2Slh, IB35 17-tf

Soria 4& Howell, q a si a sail Jioasifta AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS NATCHEZ, MISS. Nor. 22. 1834 25-lf Wofll Rolls C CONSTANTLY on hand find for ale j i.y II. D WHEEL EH. Vincennc, Sept. 4, 1U36.

WJJSmTEI. A Good distiller, who con come wfll recommended, will meet with constant employment, and good wnges, l-ut none other tlian a foher man need apply. II. D. WHEELER. Viocennei, Sep 4, .'835. NEW GOODS. JUST Received an additional supply of dry goods which will be sold low for cash or such articles of produce as mny suit. THORN & 1 RACY. Vincennes June II, 1835. IS. IP. WVicclcr. 11 AS on hand, and for sale, wholesale, 100 Sacks of prme Coffee, 20 ChIIs Rope, 35 Barrels MoIhmh, 10 Barrels Superior Riiih, 1 Pipe Coniac Brandy, 2 Ceroons Indigo, prime, 6 Ilhds. Sugar, 20 Bbls New Orleans Sugar. Vincennes, Aug. 12th IS36. 1 1 -3t CAREY'S LIBRARY, OF CHOICE LITERATURE. jj SlO soy that this is a reading ne, implies a ci. desire for instruction, nu the means lo er.ttity that desire. 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