Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 36, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 February 1836 — Page 3
&fru(ufoU7itor0' iioUce. TV OTICF, ii hereby given that the undersigned have taken out letters tf administra tion on the estate of John Taylor, late of Knox eounty, and State of Indiana, deceased. All pons indebted to said estate, are requeued to ike immediate paj me,nt, and those having claims against. (he same, are notified to present thcui duly authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to bestdvent. jomn Ramsey, iJRIAH HUMPHREYS, Administrators. February.!, J S35 46-?t . AtAumustratoTV SaAe. VVyOTICE is. hereby given, that we will ex.AXJ p0,e to salo, at puhlic auction, on Friday and Saturday, the 2tUb and 27lh inst. at the late rrsidttice of John Taylor, deceased, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Six head of Horses, 25 or 30 head of cattle.
1G or 12 fat
30 or 40 head of stock hogs, Oats in (he stack, 800 hushels of corn,
1 wagon and gears, , Fanning tools, Household and Kitchen furniture, &c. A credit of twelve month will be given on all sums of three dollars and upwards, the purchasers giving his note with approved security. JOHN RAMSEY, URIAH HUMPHREYS, Administrators. February 1st, 1636 38-3t
hogs,
ugarTCoflee, &c. THE subscriber is now receives from NewOleans a large Stock of Groceries and Liquors, which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail, at reduced prices. H. D. WHEELER. Vincemies, July 29, 18359&ttmfuf0trctor'0 Sale. 7 OTICE is hereby given that will w expos to sale at public auction, on Saturday the 20th day of February next, at the late residence of Jane Uno, Lower Prairie, Knox Co , deceased, all the personal, property of the eaid deceased, consisting of
hit $J$av$$ti dwVJR coir, FOUR FAT HOGS. SEVERAL STOCK HOGS, ONE PATENT WINNOWING FAN, FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
A Credit of nine months will be given
on all fums of three dollars and upwards,
the purchase! giving bis note with ap
proved security JOSEPH SOMES, Adm'r. Jan. 30th, 1836 35-4t
B
SncrCJTs Salr.
Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni Einonas,
to me directed from the Clerk's Office of
the Knox Circuit Court, 1 will offer at public
Uf,. 1. - t If A : V. -
:A'n Sa f tt ftl tr In 97m tmf ht u-ln 1 h hnnlf nl
10 o'clock, A. M, and 4 o'clock, P. M. all the Tight, title and interest of Ettoine Duboit and
Mario bis wife, of, in and t the following tow n j Jots in the Borough of Vincennes, known and designated on the plan of Johnson's and F.mi-j ' eon's Survej-, by ttie number two hundred and j forty six (2-46) Also one-half of town lot num- j ber (t65) one hundred and sixty five, with the ;
thereon belonging, it being the j
Co-Partnership.
J L. ber leave to inform you that we have
v entered into Co-Partnership in the Auc
tiou and Commission Business, in Natchez, with ample means to render the usual facilities
and respectfully solicit your patronage. The
firm will be JACOB SORIA k Co. JACOB SORIA, ISAAC SOMA, ALEXANDER MASSEY REFERENCES. BRIGGS, LACOSTE it Co. "J S. T. M'ALSTER, ALFRED COCHRAN, VafcAe. JAMES C. WILKINS, WOOD, PENTECOST k Co. j BRIDGE, VOSEkCo. ) JAMES GALLAGHER, Meie Orleans.
J. D. BIEN & A. COHEN.
COOPER & WIS WELL, J. it C. Ii ROAD WELL NVANZER k HARRISON, BMLY, WARD Sc Co. KELLER, M'NEIL Si Co. THOMAS B VOSE, A U ST 1 N DO W N E R. VI TO V1TIE CHARLES LE CARON,
C.EOR(iB A. HOPLEY.
& MILLER, Savanah Geo
POMLINSON, St. Louis.
GROCERIES. GOOD SELL &. LYON, Evansville HAVE now on hand a general assortment of Groceries, which they are disposed lo sell upon very liberal terms
Grocers and Merchants, wanting Goods,
are respectfully requested to call and ex
amine their Stock, prices, tc. Among the goods on hand or soot! expected, are
40 Chests Tea p. 100 Bags Coffee, 10 Ilhds. Sugar, 20 Bbls loaf and lump de. 6 Casks Hice, 15 Bags Pepper and Spice, 20 Kegs Ground Gioger, 4 Ceroons Indigo, 100 Mats Cassia, 25 Lb. Nutmegs, 200 do. Cloves. 4 Casks Madder, 25 Jars Mackaba Snuff, 2 Caks Ssleratue, 15 Boxes Cod Fi?h, 20 Bbls. Mackerel, 25 Bbls. New Orleans Rum, 20 Pipes, half Pipes and Bbls. Sig
nette, Champaign and Common Brandy,
4 Pipes Holland Gin, 10 Bbls. American do. 30 Bbls. Malaga Wine, 12 Madeira Ai Teneriff Wine, 6 Casks Port Wine, 4 " Claret do. 25 Boxes Claret, Muscat and Cham
paign Wine,
22 Boxes Tumblers, Decanteri and
Bottles,
100 " Window GUii,
100 Doz. Men's and Women's Boots
and Shoes,
100 Kegs assorted Nails,
Cincinnati.
JS'ew York.
u nniirfnanrt
J3. . ' mil r
IflpiA kit wiU mnrlffirail t t William lilirf !J
..... ,c - ........ , r i r ....... .
bavin? been decreed that the same be sold to , - f:"- " A ' '
aatUfy the said William Mieure. JOHN FURCELL, Sh'J. K. C. Fab. 4th, 1336. 36-3t
Boston. Philadelphia.
Charleston S. C
Sfcvflt'a Sale. BY virtue of a. writ of Venditioni Eiponas, to roe directad from the Clerk's Office of the Knox Circuit Court, I will expose to sale at the Court House door in Vincennes, on Saturday the 27th inst. the following real estate, towit : Two hundred acrf of land, part of location one hundred and nineteen, (No. 119) (it being the same traet of land which Phineas Davis mortgaged to William McCormick and Wm. Wallace,) with the appurtenances thereon belonging, to satisfy a decree of the Knox Circuit Court, in faror of William McCormick, end Harrison Wallace, and John W. Horrell, Adoiiniitrators of William Wl.ice, deceased.
JOHN I UKLLLiL, S'tjj. K.C Feb. 6th, 1836-36-3t I co-rjiRijrERsuii THE subscribers have this day, associated themselves in the practice of
Natcln z, Nov. 18th 1835.
REGULAR IT 1BJISH IK1 CKB 7 ,
OF the receipts and expenditure of the County of Knox, from the third day
of November, 18S4, to the first day fo
November, l35
The amount paid into the the Treasury
frum the 3d day of November, 1834, to
(he 1st day of November 1835 i
2750 86 Amount of Expenditures
from the 3d day of November, 1834, to the 1st
day of November. 1835 is
tor Pur,
Court House, Overcharge in
lax,
Record Books,
and Stationary,
Clerk,
Assessors, J-il,
Bonds,
Wolf Scalps.
Returning Judges
of Elections, Associate Judges,
Jurors,
Bailiffs, Congressional Schools. County Commit ioaeri,
20 8000 200 50 4 4 12 100
Lbs
Brads,
Manilla Cordage,
9 cents. 484 52 168 35s
9 96
31 15 343 172 42 9 20 76 390 133
561 4Ci 00 514 25tJ 50 50 00 25 00
13 50
0 00
$1990 391
Commissioners.
Total. $1990 39i JAMES S. MAYES, CHARLES POLKE, ABRAHAM SMITH. Test
A. D. SCOTT, Clerk January 7lh, 1836 34-31
kt ll,fle Powder' notice
v tine juti.uj Bbls. Spirits Turpentine, Kegs Litharge, Boxes Crome Yellow and Green,
Lbs Camphor,
30,000 Spanish Cigari, 300 Barrels Salt." . ALSO Most other Goods usually kept
at a Grocery Store. ; All of which, we
flatter ourselves, we can sell as low and
upon as good terms as any other House in
the country.
lf'.l TF1D-In exchange for goods
10,000 Lbs. Live Geese Feathers, 5.000 Beeswax, 1,000 Hog's Briitles,
For which the highest n. "rivet piice will
be given . Evansville, Sept. 1835. 15
IS hereby given,
that the under
signed has taken out letters of Adminis
tration, on the estate of Jane Uno, late
of Knox county, and state of Indiana.de
ceaed. All persops indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against
the same, are notified to present them du ly authenticated for settlement. Theeaid estate is supposed to be solvent. JOSEPH SOMES, AdmV. Jan. 27th, l83635-3t AILT, SA1LT.
Tft Ctffv BARRELS, KenCPViy hawaSalt.at 62 1 2 cents per bushel, just received and for sale by N. SMITH.
PETER SXEXPLD AT 37 1-2 CENTS EACH.
OTijHE great and constantly increasing da jjk mand for the novels of Captain Marryatt
has induced the subscriber to commence the
publication of a new edition of bis entire writings, in a new form and at a reduced price. Several of his works that have not yetappeared . in this country will be comprised in this series, which will, when completed, be thejenly uniform edition of his writings tbat bes yn issued from the press. The work will be published in semi monthly Numbers at 37 1-2 cents per Number. Ecli Number complete in itself; and containing the whole of one of his works, equal to Two Duodecimo volumes: a Tide Page to each Number. The whole series will be complete ia Eight Numbers, and will form a royal octavo volume containing; nearly Twelve Huadred Pages for Three Dollars. List of works to be comprised In this edition: Frank Mitdmay, op the Naval Officer
Newton Foster, or the Merchant Service, King's Own. Peter Simple, or the Adventures of a Mid"
shipman.
Jacob Faithful. Pacha of Many Tales, Japhet ia search of his Father, Naval and Military Sketches. The first Number will positively be issued
early in January, end the whole will be oom
pleted by the last of April. The work will be stereotyped, and any of the Numbers can be had separate, if desired! 'I bey will be sent by post to any part of the Union, so packed as to defy the friction of the mails. Postage under 100 miles 1 1-2 cents per sheet, over 100 milcs2 1-2 rents. It is almost useless for tbe Subscriber to re mark that this is the cheapest work aver offer ed. Tbe simple fact of the number of pages being near twelve hundred, and tbe price only three dollars, speaks for itself. The public may look upon this as the commencement of an enterprise to furnish them with works of fiction by the most celebrated authors, printed in a beau liiul manner, on line paper, at a price that will at once defy competition, and place it in the power of every person to possess a library of novels at an eitremely low rate. The advantage of transmission by mail is one that will not be overlooked by non residents of large cities. The publisher thinks, and he presumes
that tbe public will agree with bim, that it is belter to issue the work of each author, in Bu
ries, at a stated price, than to publish a continuous work at so much per annum, for by this arrangement they may subscribe to the works of one author and reject another. Not being obliged to pay for that which they do riot want. A remittanc e of $Q will command four cop ies of the work. Single subscription $3. (-Subscribers to the Lady's Book, or those wishing to become subscriber, will be furnished with the Lady's Book one year, and the set of
Novels, for r ive dollars, in advance, posture
paiJ. Single subscriptions to either work, Three Dollars. Address, LOUIS A. GODEY. No 100 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
January 2, 1836 3l-tf
Surgery, fyc.
Their Shop ia two doors above Messrs. Uu'rtch 4i tleberd, on Market Street, in
the house lately occupied by Dr. Maddoz,
where one or tbe other may be found at all times. H. DECKER, JOSEPH BROWNE.
N. B Having purchased Dr. Maddox1 Drug: Store, one of the firm design going East immediately, to enlarge and perfect the Drug establishment, when they will tie pleased to furnish Physicians, and
others dealing in the articles of Drugs,
Medicines, Painti, &c. upon as liberal terms as thev cao be furnished in the
west. Jan. 26th, 183635y.
TARLTON, master, will leave Cincin
H nan ou inejioiti r eoruary.ior i.aiayetie
with her two new barges. I be INDIAN ha' been very much increased both in power and size and will now be the fastest boat on the
Wabash. Sho will leave Cincinnati at the time
stated, and if the Wabash river is not open, will
remain at the mouth until it is navigable; so that merchants and others, by providing their
order may rely on her being the first boat up,
and thereby secure tbe erst arrival or tueir eoods.
Capt. 1 ari.to! natters nimseii, mat irom nis
experience in the Irade, and his study to have officers in his mploy to give satisfaction, and
that this he will meet with the same encourage
ment as he has heretofore done.
For freight ice. apply to
Gorman ii Strader, Cincinnati, J. C. Buckles, Louisville, Peter Roche, Mouth Wabash, Thorn k Tracy, Vincennes, R Wallace k. Co. Terre-Haute T. T. Benbridge, Lafayette. January 21st, 1835 35-3t.
IJS1 T8.
THE subscriber wishes to inform the citizens of Knox and the adjacent counties that he has and
eipects to keep on hand, an as sortment of
FASHIONABLE HATS
nd of e;ood quality, presuming as he does, that "hose wishing to purchase will not be disappontd in the price and quality. His shop is the
next door above Smith ic Carson's Store, and
opposite the shop of Dr. Somes. H. M. GILHAM. Vincennes. August 15th, 1835 12-tf
Hurtch 4 MchcrcL
TTJTAVE iust received
At. JL
and offer a'
Wholesale,
54 Boxes Glass wire,
Pipes Cogniac Brandy, Bbls. American do. ' Holland Gin, u Jamaica Spirits, Best Port Wine, Baskets Champaign Wine, Boxes Muscat do. Bbls Malaga do. Half bbls. Mackarel, " MeesShad, Boxes Candies, assorted, Kegs Powder, Dozen Saddle Trees, " Patent wood bucket!
4 10 2 2 2 5 10 10 20 10 10 100 12
and
NEW AND CHEAP
STORE. C. CLAKK, MAS received and has now opened at hi Store in Vincennes, opposite Smith and Carson's and D. S. Bonner's Stores, a General assortment of goods suitable to the trade, which be offers as low as can ba bought in auj other store in the place. His assortment consists of
of all kinds, such as
Calicoes, Ginghams,
Plain, Figured, Jack-
onett, Bobbinett, and Swiss Muslins,
Linseys, plain & plaid
Flannels, Mennoes, Sattinetts,
Cloths, Jeans, Checks,
Tickings,
3-4 4-4 Brown and
Bleached Muslins,
QUEENSWARE,
5
BARRELS Alum Salt, just received and for sale by
IV. SMITH . January 2, 1337 31-tf
24k
SETTS of Counter Weights, just received and for sale bv
I. SMITH.
January 2, 1 836 31 -tf
VH LOT of Brass Kettles on hand and for sale by JS. SMITH.
January, 1836 31-tf
CASH.
ONE of tbe subiciiberi expects to go east about tbe middle of next month for the purpose of renewing their jtock of Goods, and would request those in debted to them, to call and settle their Dotes and acconnts before that time. S. & W. J. WISE. January 8th. 1836 32-tf
f UST Received from New Orleans a genera
I assortment of Groceries. Also a lot of
Stone & Potter's ware for sale by THORN & TRACT Vincennes June It, 1834.
BLANKS JTOR MAGISTRATES FOR SALE HERE.
8
coolers, 12 Casks of best Cheese, 12 dozen wire sieves, Which added to their former itock, maks their assortment good. Vincennes, Oct. 29th, 1835 22-tf MANAGERS' OFFICE, Wheeling, Virginia, January, 13tb, 1836,
SCHEMES FOR FEB, 1836. Petersbug Lottery Class No. 4. Draws Saturday 13th Feb. 1836. Grand prisa of 25 000 1 0,0004.0003,000 50 of 1,000 is 50,000 Tickets 510, Halves 5, Qr. 2 1-2.
Maryland State Lotterv. Class No. 4. Draws
Mooday, 22d Feb. 1836. 75 prizes of $1000 Capitals 20,000, 4,000. 1,600, and 75 of 1000 is 75,000 Tickets $5, Halves 2 ,Qr. 14
Petersburg Lotterv, Class No. 5. Draws
Saturday, 27th of Feb. 1836. Grand Scheme
100 prizes, each of 1000 dollars, I Grand prize
of 30,000, 8,000, 4.000, 3.000, 100 each of 1000 is 1 00.000--Tickets 10 Halves p-Qr. 2.50 We present above a synopsis of Schemes for February in which ereat inducement! offer to the adventurer. Addrrfs your orders to CLARKE COOK.
Who havrsold within a few weeks, prizes of! fiQJVE WITH KEA TXESS ACCURJ1
t-iu wo, jia.imu, jiUjimu, W,OW and many of
DRUGS NAD DYE STUFFS,
SHOES AND BOOTS, COMBS CASTINGS AND IRON. The above articles have been laid in low, and the subscriber is confident in saying, will be offered as low as any in the market. Without puffing or enumerating prices, he myites all persons to call and examine for.themftlves. Wheat, Rye, Corn, Flax ieed oc. taken io exchange for goods. C.CLARK. Fahnestock'a Worm Mixture, for smle at the above Store. C. C. Vinconnes Dec. 24, 18S5--31-4m
JOB PRINTING
CY.WD DESPATCH.
THE SALMAGUNDI, AND NEWS OF THE DAY. Embellished with a Multitude of COMIC ENGRAVINGS. Anew periodical, of a novel character, bear ing the above appellation, will be commenced on the beginning of January, 1836. While it will furnish its patrons with tho leading features of tbe news of the day, its principal object will be to serve up a humorous com piMation of the numerous lively and pungent sallies which are daily floating along the tide of Literature, and which, for the want of a proper channel for their preservation, are pos
itively lost to the Reading world. Original wits and hutnoriits of our time will here have
a medium devoted to the faithful record of the
scintillations of their genius. It is not neeessa ry to detail the many attractions which this journal will possess, as the publisher will furnish a specimen number to every person who desires it (those out of the city, will forward their orders, postage paid) (-and he pledgrs him?elf that no exertions on his part shall be wanting to make each succeeding number supe
rior in every respect to the preceding ones. The SALMAGUNDI will be printed on large
imperial paper,cqual in size and quality lo tbat
which is at present used lor the (jentlemaa Vado Mecum. It is calculated that MORE THAN 500
will be furnished to the patrons of this Journal
in one year- -these in addition to an extensive and choice selection of Satire, Criticism Humor and Wit, lo be circulated through its columns, will be found a Literary banquet of a su
perior and attractive order ; and the publisher relies with perfect confidence oa tbe liberality
of the American public, and tbe spirit and tact
with which this expansive undertaking will be prosecuttd, to bear bim successfully and profitably along with it.
Tha terms of 313 S&&32&Ca3KkI2)2
will ba f5y(T) OLLlihSiliJiJ Pr annum, pay
able invariably in advance. Ho paper will be furnished unless this stipulation is strictly additred to. OCJubs of tbrea will be supplied
with the paper for one year, by forwarding a five dollar note postage paid. Clubs of seven will be supplied for tbe same term, by forwarding a ten dollar note' C7"Tha papers that are
sent out of the city will be carefully packed
in strong envelopes, to prevent their rubbing in the mail, fjT-The Salmagundi will be published on alternate weeks otherwise if would be impossible to procure the numerous Embellishments which each number will contain and the gen era! interest it will afford must beeuhauced by this arrangement . t All orders must come pontaere paid. Address, CII RLES ALEXANDER, Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia. 1836-34
CHKJMi JUST received a paod assortment af ready made Clothing, consisting- in part of Blue, Black, Brown, G-reen, and Olive Frock, and Dress Coats. Cloth, and Sattinett pants. Janes, and Beeverteao do. Plaid, and Striped do. Satin, and Cloth Vests. Swansdown, and Jeans, do. White Merf iles and Valencia doVelvet, and Bombasine do. Flannel, and Cotton Flannel under Shirts. Drawers, Socks, and Glavel. Pocket handkerchiefs, and Stockl. Fine Shirts, and Elastic Suspenders &c. Aic. The above articles will be sold very low for cash. In addition to the article! above men tioneci, which will be made up to. order, theyha?e the following- variety of bwnu tiful cloths: Blue, Black, Brown, Green, Ojive, and Drab. Blue Steal-mixed and Drab Salt iue tta Cnssimeie. Beeverleea. Bombazine. Camblet Jeans, Lc. Lc All of which they offer verv low for rash.
L L WATSON, it Co. Vincennes, Jan. 15th, 1836 33-tf
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS! All who have rags to save, prepare t5 save them now. Two and a half cents per pound, in cash, or three cents io printing, will be given for any quantity of clean linen or cotton rags delivered at this office
ronnLX stones. THREE pair Best French Burr Mill Stone$ if Butby fc Norton's Manufactory, for sule hv ROSS & EWINO. N. B. Orders will be received and prompt ly filled for the above article. R it F.. Vincennes, May 28, 1835 5Stf VINCENNES GAZETTE Is Published evtty Saturilmift Terms 2 S(D5 if paid durins; tbe yaar. 2 (D3)3 if paid in advance, 3 (D-Dd if not paid during tbe yeaf 3 233 for six months. Papers discontinued only at tb option ef the publisher while arrearages fit a da. Q-Advertii.ements making one aqua less will be inserted three times for one dollar and twenty-five cents for every subsequent in ertioni loader advertisements in the saue ra tio. Advertiseftients sent withntlt orders will I i all cae, he inserted until forbid, and ctarjel accordingly. StirU articles of produce, M are tftl ;rr a family, will he received In payasa for itihrriptions, at tl.e market prist, tfffi red Ii Vineaoaes.
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