Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 December 1835 — Page 4

3L. L. WATSON, DRAPER AND TAILOR, RESPECTFULLY informs the Citi zens of Vincennes and its vicinity,

that ha?ing returned to this place with a

vuw to permanently locate nimseu, iic-Ju-e wnuisun, tuunuj has recommenced bueiaesa in the Housslare respectfully requested to call and i-

iioiuinz Hurtch and Ileberd, two doors a ore the Corner, on Water Street, where all work entrusted to his care, mil' be promptly attended to, and executed with neatness and in th most faihiossble .tyle(as he will be regularly supplied with the latest fashions (torn the eaittrn cities, nd trusts that he will merit a liberal share of public patronage. Ha &!eo has on hand and ictecdi kcep Ig d SVLi-JiDID ASSORTMENT f Cloths, Which wt"i It made ip lo order on ac ccmfnadaiing terms. ALSO Summer ready made clothing, tuck at Ytsla, Yaivtaloons, IVqyuiAabovvts, SYui'is, Collar & anvV 1 o s oms , Asd many other things which the curi ous caa see, by calling1 at the above mentionea shop. Vincennei, June 27, 1835 4-tf SALT! sJuLTT 25 Barrels t int quality, just received and for ple hr THORN L TRACY. Yiacennes, Juna 11, l3o. a. ir. GOfmLV9 IT"? AV1NG purchased the eligible tavj ern stand formerly occupied by Hyacinth I. nsie lie, offers his serf ices to his friends and the public in general. This stand has undergone a thorough repair- . r i :. i : ... .... . , 69 wen as retired situation, u is rendered a desirable place for gentlemen travelling! through the country with their famdies Ha also flatters himself, that from his long xperieuce in his profession, as well as Lis known desirt and capacity to please,! he will recive a liberal shart of public patronage. In connexion with the housa, a spacious wagon yard is attached for the beaefit of movers and teamsters. His stable is large and commodious, and well provided withall kinds of provender, and a careful ostler, who is always inattendance. j N. B.--IIis Bar is supplied with the most choice Liquors Vincennes August 22d 1335 12-tf .r;if jijTd chejip. A general and very handsome assortmeat of goods of the latest style, just received and for sale at my Store on Market Street, Vincennes At?o, at my store in Carlisle, at redtscc-d prices and a very 60i&il advance on first cost Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Marinoes, Flannels, "Blankets And Bonnets cf the newest style, and a sp'.eneid Calicoes, with a grsat variety cf lot cf other srticiei. I. N. WHITTELSF.Y.

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The highest rrice triven for White!""V - . '

r j0.,. e . mt lir Luna and I lax Seed. I. . W. Vincsnnes, Oct. 1st 1035 17-tf Sugar and Coilec. riII E subscribers hava just received frooj JL. New Orleans, 50 bbls. Brown & Loaf Sugar, 60 Bags Havanna Coflec, 2 bbls. Rice. IVhieh they will sell at a snail advisee by the Bag tod Barrel. S. t W. J. WISE. Jolj 16, 1835. 7-tf GOODSELL & LYON, .MERCHJlJSJSi EVANSV1LLF. , I A. (Successor of W. k J. and J. Lewis, L Co.) ALSO, Wholesale dealers is Grocaries generally ?Eils, Paints, Glass, Boots, Shoes, 1c. aci tu vrs of most kinds of country produce. EvensvilU, July 20, 1S35. XT D- WHEELER, is now recei.BJL ,DeT B ,Rr& eesartment of Staple sni f ancy Hry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, kc. kc. all of which he will sell at reduced prices. Viaceanes, Sept. 4, 1S35. BLANDEEDS, tLVATt raa lit. t at iftit crics.

GROCERIES. GOODSELL 6c LYON, Evannille,

AVE now ob hand a genera! assertmerit of Groceries, which they are dirpneed to sell upoa very liberal terms. jamine their Stock, prices, &,c. ' 6 ithe goods en hand or iooa expected, are 40 Chests Tea, 100 Bags Coffee, 10 Hhds. Sugar, 0 BbU loaf and lump ds. C Casks Rice, 15 Bags Pepper end Spice, SO Kegs Ground Gicger, 4 Cerccns Jcdigo, 100 Mats Cassia, 25 Lb?. Nutmegs, 200 do. Clotes, 4 Casks Madder, i'5 Jars Mackaba Snuff, 2 Casks Saleratue, 15 Foxes Cod Fish, i'O Bbls. Mackerel, 25 Ebls. New Orleans Rum, l20 ft pes, half Pipes and Bbls. Sig ct!e, Champaign and Concion Brandy, 4 Pipes Holland Gin, 10 Bbis. American do. 30 Dhls. Jlalaga Wine, 12 " Madeira &i Tcneriff 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 Dgz. MaN and Women's Boots and Shoes, 100 20 cooo 00 ::0 4 4 12 i on Kegs assorted Nails, " " Brads, Lbs. Manilla Cordage, Kegs Loomls' Sup. Hide Fovrder,! " White Lead, Bbls. Spirits Turpentine, Kegs Lisharge, Bcies Crcme Yellow acd Grsen, Lbs Camphor, 30,000 Spanish Cigars, 300 Barrels Salt. ALSO Most other Goads usually kep! at a Grocery Store. Ail of which, we Hut r onriP : vpi. we can se Hi low and , ' 1 ltt' ""J UkUC' uuusci;i I' e counirJrY2JS VIZI) In exchange for goods 10,000 Lbs. Live Geese Feathers, 5,000 44 Bseswax, 1,000 " Hog's Bristles, For which the highest market piice will j . k . n,.,. be giren . Evatsville, Sept. 1035. 15 REMOVAL iiHE Store cf THORN & TRACY JX. has been removed to the StoreRoom formerly occupied byChristian G ter, on Market street, where their friends and former custemtts are particularly re ferred . j Vtccenoes, Julv 2, 1C3T. ! Just ISeceived, N'ern! arj (in m in.ilaHel. B-C , i . B. Phia &C.a new and Ttry exier-S. assortment of I Trsr Con'istwp of T "W rf" V A W ST-k T sr rTr A J DRY GOODS, I lard ware, Saddlery, Queens ware,

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I1 11F W OOl mtl j''it"ji.'0;aiseive;, tielore the purchase olewbere, as

leal' Hats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Iron Castings, &c. With almest every ether article neces-: ! c a t v t f nrn tirrrd a h rat fifo o asnrt men t! ana to wnicn we invite ins attention ot rnnmpPt mnii ,m ,:, our customers, aud an others wanting GOOD BARGAINS. SMITH k CARSON. VincenDes, May 0, 1835-40-tf JM TS. FT1HE subscriber wishes to inform JL the citizens of Knox and the!of adjacent counties that he has and! xpects to ktcep en Stand, an as. sortment of FASHIONABLE IIATS and of nod quality, presuming as he does, that h osa wishing to purchase will not he dissppentd ia th price and quality. His shop is the nest doer above Smith Sc Carson's Stor, and opoosUa tie shop of Dr. Somes. H. M. GlLH AM. Vincennes, August 15th, 1 C35 12-tf DOCTOR TOURTELLOT 'Ol.'LD iaform his friends in Dubois, i'ik, Knox, Da viess and Martin Cour.tis, tfeat h resides in Washington ; and j l . -. ... hopes to merit a contiriuaace of that patronage, which has hitherto beensolibrally bestowed upon him. Washington, J uly, 1835 9-tf Sugar, Coftee, ifce. fjflHE subscriber is now receiving from Newi Oleans a large Stock of Groceries and Liquors, which he will sell a. Wholesale or Rttail, at reduced prices. H. D. WHEELER. Vincennes, July 29, 18359MAGISTRATE'S BLANKS, TVK 3A1K AT 113 OfllCZ.

vijtcejs J es Practical Institute PylHS School has been successfully conjj ducted more than two year?. It is opn for pupils of either sex, or any age, Boarding WILL be famished, or places procured in gaod families on reasonable terms for those who wish it.

Tha princqd-3 on which the institution is foun ded presents having more tnun about twenty pupils to a teacher. 1'upils are taught what will fit them for practical lii'e ia tLe use of knowledge. REGULATIONS &. PLAN, MADE KNOWN TO APPLICANTS. For the information of those abroad, we re mark, our presbiterianism is not included in our cour?e cf school instruction; nor is Bible truth excluded from an appropriate place. Mr. Sc Mrs. CROSBY, Conductors. Vincennc?, April g, i B3r 45-tf GROCERIES. JAMES LEWIS fit CO. HAVE RECEIVED ANDOFFF.R t OK iALE JJii Baggs Havana Green Coffee, lliJ i) do St. Jago do -lij) Hhds New Orleans Sugar, H i Bags Pepper and Pimento Qr. Boxes Gun Powder, Imported and Y. H. Tea. Half Chests Ycun? Hyson Tea. Vii i) Boxes Kentucky Tobacco do irzinsa da ii Bales ImrJ shel.'ed Alniinds, 3 mile soft do do iib 'J Kms Mediuni k Crown Wrapping Paper, iiu ntams 1 ea do CO diJ do Cup and Post feint lined & y Boxes Tallow Cuudies, ii) io Piilui coap, ii Cp.?ks Coppfcrai, U da Aium, o I'enrlash li co pnibt: v h!t:n 'si a HhJ. Dutch Maddur, ii Ceroons li(!i',-o, li Tons Bar Lead, -iU P-acs Hhot, Nos. 1, 2 enri 1, Tons asserted Manilla Cordage -Jry'j Coxes M!ee Cigars, ii J d: Spanish do 1 ii J Pairs P'dik Chains liJJ do Rritht do li Ca'ks Hoes, Crown and Cardina, -3 rarreis lar, i'looK JD Paire's old Ry Whisktr, J Pipes pure C'ogniac brandy, ii do Spanish do li Cak Champaign Prand , rery sunerior, ii Ca.ks Port Vi"n, J do Maderia do i3 do Holland Gia, lili Bbls. Common do J do New Orleans Rum, Together with a large and wl assorted stock of Juniatta Iron, Nails and Plough Wiogs. We invite the atten(ion of our customers and others, to the above stock, and assure them that it will be sold at a vary light ad virice . EvansviSle, 1 i it". m lYcwgs, Medcnes, Va'uvta, Oils, JSy Stuffs, CAiemiGaAs, &c. at Vofcsac ur WetaU. DR. J. BIAODOX. WWA1? ju?t rect-ivnl a fresh supply cf the a. bore articles, all of waich are warrantd gsnuiue. and Ltj sold at a sciiill drance ion cosi ana carri.ig Aho a variety of 'jjtffjftt-J HIIiiKSIsl'Jjj and othsr preparations, celebrated for cti;::i the fallowinr diseases' White swelling, Sore legs and Ulcers of long stendiog, Felons, Rbeuiuatic Ph-rn of the joints, S, raics and Pruises, Tetter? cf all kind?, CLoiic, (,'oids, j (.'aughs and Consumptions, Dropsy, Piux, (icut and Gravel, Fever & Aue, Sere F.yes, Dyspepsia, Vornitinir, Spitting of Blood, ic. Phvsirians, Country Merchants, and other?, If.re resrecttullv invite 1 to call an ! exemii.e for tbey vill no doubt, find it to their advantage. N. B. Tfcu subscriber will give ensh for Ginseng. J. M. Vi&cenne;, Aug. 12, 1835 11-tf PORT WINK ENFINE Port Wine, used fo'r rrsediW cal Durcoses. for sale at the Drue Store of IlITT & SAWYER. -r sn f AUgu , iwo. is-u Jotice. HOSE indebted to the Subscriber can pay in Wheat, Corn, Oats or Pork, by coming forwad and trivinc a note for the D O . if .1 iR ..... .. 1. I. n 1 ' I 1, . n ! ii 1:41 soiucu 111 iui: nay, uy uic icitii uaj October, we will place their account in the hands of an officer for collection. THORN dc TRACY ViDcenDes, Sept. lfjth, 1835. APPLES. "TUST rsceWed on consicnmsr.t, 300 tJ superior pippin apples, and for s:ile by BAKER Sc TiLLAY. Louissilla, Ky. Oct. 14, 16-35. 21J UST P.eceivod from Hew Orleans a assortment of Groceries. Alsj a ict of stone &c Potter's wute for sale by ........... THORX Sc TRACY ViRcer.nca June 11, 1835. JLast Notice. LL Those indebted to the late Firm 1 m . . a 1- - " i I f A a or Mitt 6i urricK, are nonnea lor the last time to come forward and settle their accounts and notes. And all who fail to 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. 1 Viocausi, Sept. 13, 1335. 1 6-1 2t j

Valuable Tiwiu 1TN Pursuance of an order of the Knox JL Circuit Court, the undersigned (Commissioners appointed to divide the rval estate of Matthias Kose, deceased, among his several legal representatives,) ili sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 30lh day of January. 1836 at the late dwelling house of said Matthias Rose, deceased, in Knox county, a farm containing 41J) uteres (if Land Commonly called the Hose Farm, lying about live miles east of Vincennei, en the State Road 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 neighborhood, and is in a high state of cultivation; 140 acres cf which is plough land, thirty acres meadow, ?etren acres orchard and one hundred acres cf wood pasture. The improvements are a large two story Brick Dwelling House, A two story log house weatherboarded with a meat hense, milk house, two lumber houses and three stables; all of which are in good repair, for terms ot sale, apply to either of the undersigned. SAMUEL EMISON, ) NOAH PUKCELL, Commr'i. BEN J . V. BECKES.) Oct. 24th, 1635. 22-tf. The Couripr,Terrehaute, Indiaica, and Public Advertiser. Louisville, Ky. will insert the above fenir times, and send their accounts to this office for payment. RAPP'S DOMESTIC GOODS. JWJ(HE sabscriher will keep k regular supply JX of Ranp's domestic Goods on hand, (the superior quality of which is too well knuwu to need any commendation,) consisting of Flannels, Cassinets, Blankets, Spun Cotton, Merino and common Wool Hats, 0)i Maoongakela Whiskey kc. &.c.,'ar,d will l sold as low as at Economy. WILLIS STEWART. Louisville, fk'y ) Sept. 25th, 1 835 1 7-tf 575 PACKAGES. NEW GOODS. CHAMBERS & GAHVIN H TAVE jii9t received, and are now open ing tneir stock of pall and Winter Good?, comprising the most extensive and tjeDeral assortment offered in this market &.C, to which they invite the attention of their friends dealers in merchandize. Louisville, Sept. loth, 1835 16-'Jw NEW GOODS. IIUIITCII ANII IIEBERD, 0 ju?t ilsceive J their stork cf Fall & X un'' Winter Goods, coiiistni ot Black, Ld'je, Lrown, gr-un, claret and Jrab Proadcioths. i'llot, l'etfcrsham, FlusLing and Lion Skin ch-.ths. Poub'e and ir.;!e milled cassirr.ere.s, assorted, Luckskii:, Cassimers, aiiortad colors and i qualities, j Sattmets, assorted. T ' t : i. 4 - ITT .1-1 I c ! r.iig!isT, ujcr!iii! hiiu narmocy r lacneis, or , various colc-s and qualities. Green, Blue, brown and white Mackinaw, Whitney, Rose and Point Hlankets. Kngli?h and French Merinoes. Circassians, Bombazelts, Beaverteens. Mer.no, Thibet, Silk, Cashmere, Worsted and j Cotton dress Handkerchiefs . ii, i i Merino, Waterloo, Cashmere, Worsted and Cotton Shawls. Calicoes cf various kind3, colors, qualities ar.d prices. Brown Cotton, 5-4 4-4 3-4. Bleached do, do. do. do. Fur Caps, Fur Gloves for Gentlemen and 1dides. Canton Flannels, green, blue, brown and white, and most other articles, that will be wanted in our country. lr-i .1 , ,- , Boots and Shoes, for eentleman. ladies, bovs, ...il.t ' Sf U , Misses and children, of all qualities, a very 'aiSe stock 4 1. . r,t ,.r i . IdlgC BUI LlliCli b HI llrtluntllC J HATTER'S TRI1VIIVIINGS. CHINA AND QUEENS WARE. Fur, Cloth and Seal Skin Caps fur men and Boys. They are confident that the Stock of Goods ar 1 1 11 hi 1 1 hi n:u .mi'u ni 1 xiiiii 1 i;i:st received, aildedtotheirformer,wllbeequal e . m i f to any in our country, if not superior. I hey ofWHOLESALE OR They will take in exchange, l'ork, Wheat,

enerBjOats, Corn, Beeswax, Jeans, Linsey, Cypress

1 hin.;ies,arid niot other articles winch are produced in our country, at retail, for which they will give the market price October 29, 1835 42-tf NEW GOODS. )SJHF. Suscribers have just received at their jX. establishment, corner of Water and St. Peter streets, an entire new stock, consisting of Domestic, French, Italian and Kussian G oods of a superior quality. Hardware Cutlery ,Queensware and Groceries of every description, which they will sell at very reduced prices for cash, or exchange far most articles of country produce W HELLER & B ILEY. Vinctnces, Oct. 15th 1835 20-tf

goria c& Howell, (43ajy2il & ,3 a 31 6j? 3 AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS . j7 c;;z, miss. Nor. 22. 1834 25-tf WoolUolh C CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale j by II. D WHEELER. Vincennes, Sept. 4, 1C35. A Good distiller, who can mm well recommended, will meet with constant employment, and good age, but none other than a fober man need apply. H. I). WHEELER. Vincennes, Sep 4, 'C35. ew goods? TUST Received an additional supply of dry

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