Vincennes Gazette, Volume 5, Number 39, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 February 1836 — Page 3

A robbery was ccmnitled nn Monday between this city and Portland. A young gentleman was riding in a hack, in company with a couple of gamblers, w ho were unknown to him, and when about two miles from the city, one of them snddenly feized and held him by the throat, while the other robbed him uf a thousand dollar. The ruffian after the commission of the deed , thrust him forcibly out of the door of the hack . The young man called aloud to the hack man to stop, but the latter drave on more furiously than before. The hackman, whose nnxe is JamesGillam, has been arrested as an accomplice, and is now in jail. Louisville Jour.

ANAWAV from the ?nbsrril.r r,r. 11 ne I'Jth day ot Feb. 1 S36. a nerro : . . . . . . - boy by then.uie of Ged. about 20 y ear. of age, he has a .car on his forehead near the edge of his wo.l. about f,v, nine or ten inches high, well built; h;s clothing not recollected. Any person ta' king up paid hoy and delivering him to! me, or lodging bim in Lawrenceville jail I thall rr;. ih. ? - - ih uuv.v n-'iaiu, iillU Uiil easonab e exnenses nmd. , , SAMUEL HARRIS Feb. 21, 1C36. 39-3t CAREY'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE IIEN this work was about commencing, the Trornetors. in their OnVi.-,l vr.X.

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place in the Library. As a pro'.f of our facilities, we haTe cornmrnred in Xo 14. thn nnhlinMinn nf wrlr ' 'I I " W uf Ilitorj an-i Fi ;tion. hv J ;unes rereivod br u DSJil lIIDvJH 321' D'-VSSS iy HJsJiJi LiiJii, This r ....... u. a,...CJ, ,,.ml, uiwi-., l.MI V uPkilln li.(e Vllll., M.,.-.,, tl;.l

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in r i u 1 1 v . f (i 11 1 1 1 1 g iu icigu ui us innarch, Henri Quatre, and is full of those beauti ful descriptions and stirring; incidents which cLaracterizes his writings. It is entitled ONE IN A THOUSAND OR THE DAYS OF 1IEMU QUATRE.

This work will be completed in advance of , "'dvi rsally adapted, t ut for nn objection, the regular day s of publication to gratify our j founded on the fact, tliaf the bo, lie? are : s 1 1 f Ft nnuraeious : enders, with-what, when thej- com-jp'' with a composition which will not allow the merc, we are convinced they will anxiously i perpirat nn of the head to escape in oonselook for the Denouement. itpienee of winch the uprr part of t!ie Hat beOur extraordinary facilities will enable us ; ' on.es tilled with ft( nm, causing headache, verto be always in advance with the works of this or brain fever; or, at the best, producing a end mny other celebrated authors. 'very unpleasant sensation frrn exce-tive heat

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Pitched cover. Th Literary C hromcle which . "y t.is ciicovery ol a t jmp-iuhon for S(; ff'tnaceompanies it contains 4 pages, and is bou. :d hy which the bodies of the Hats are ren-

an ai me completion 01 acu vuiume ai me i ud of tbe work. Five Dollars per annum, payable in a' vance. Address CARF.Y & II ART, Or LOUIS Ar GODEY, Accnt, Philadelphia. J. STATE OF INDIANA,, Daviks" Colnty. I ss. DAVIESS PROBATE COURT, Ffbruary Term, 1836. Samuvx J. Kfiso, Admr," de bonit nan, A-c of J aMes H . McDonald Dec. v. The Crsditors of said Complaint of Insolvency. decedent. J And now at this time comes the said Complainsnt by McDonald his golicitor, and j files his hill of complaint herein, stating! that tbe available assets of said estate ,

are insutlkient to pay the debts and de-L, ':"",Mirjm ,mv;B '"lie,.-stamped v.-,th , . ; j . -i 'thtir oxv" ,i:,""-'s a"'1 thus establish a reputamands outstanding against said estate. . tion for 9VU? a verj fU,,Prior nrtiri. and p-ra ing generally for relief. It is! Theso hats are greatly supperior to all

theretore.on motion. ordered by the com t, I that the creditors of said decedent be no. tified of the riling and pendency of said bill hy publication, for six weeks in succession, in the incennes (Jazette, a newspaper printed at Vincennes, Indiana and that unless said creditors notify the paid complainant of the existence and extent of iKeir rosnflciiip rlnim bv filincr thp same or a statement of the nature, description, and oaip oi ine contract or ae-uuipsu upon which the game may be founded, in the office of the clerk of this court, previous to a final distribution of the asiets of the estale of tbe said aeceuan' , uch claims will be postponed in iavor j oi the claim ot the more u.ngeni creu-, ltors. And on motion, this cause is continued until the next term of this court. A Copy. Test. JOHN VAN TREES. CPk. D. P. C. February 15th, 183G. 38-6 LOST LAND "YVfOTlCE is hereby given, that six weeks JjJl after date, application will be made to the Register of the Land Office at Vincenne, io the Slat of iRdianafor a Certificate of for feited land stock for the amount paid on the South East quarter of SecXion No. thirty-one, in Township No. ne, North of Range No. twelve West, in the Vincennes district, entered en the ?2d day of May, IttIR, and forfeited for non-payment, agreeahly telaw ; now olaimed by the hein of said Bennett, under the act of Congress ef the 23d of May, 182S, entitled "An act for the relief of purchasers f public lands, that have rererted for non payment of the pur haso money ;M the original Certificate of the purchase of which, ka been lost or destroyed Given under my hand, this 1 8th day of Feb mary, A. D. 1G36. JOHN PITCHER, Attorney for the heirs. Fib. lS,183,-33-Ct

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

I THE imtn,... . 7 ' ' the Eat;., p n " "V 1 classes, either H.1 Or Urtl'i J.lIlsMl.l.. r. ...... I ti'n red .. s ' uuitin I J'evo 6 CVOteJ to i'fniction, mornThe rp T ' ' Lll-hth Schools. expected that each mm I -;:! i, recite, at the time the class r -- I ..... 111 -- meet. may I rip nil n... n , 1- ., "l'""'IS;0 Ol tna . r .1 ... ' S, rle,!fi,,sWl(d this nr. lh? V, " ."P"l t H advancement of A paper for f Hp I . 1 1 a Hires n f ...i. iL,r?" -nd punik ,, r ,1 " T. ; m"-v " .hl'-.) 1,d at the office ofthe I v-" Co,pailJ. J' reb 'in lU3638-tf ELECTION7-NOTTfin Extract from the Charterer the Borough of Vincennes. !,, ,... ,L 1 ikc enactor he- . ul" 11 Mlfll have receivfil M"UIII 01 a niaiorilv of HipUni Se,u o .-M i.roUsh;intl,e,-0ir0;:in-- ; -Any wo JuM.ces of ,h,3 Peace for Vi,, I on'nsh,,, m.y cause , election to he he the Court House in Vit.rM,nB , nn.Lc ;:..., , suing uiree ...... . ,,.,-, uieneivspaperspub hshed thoren, of the Mu..Hn,l plac,; of holding sa J eoton, winch shall be conducted in tlBm r;,r as general elections, and a, sl,ch e,e" , or ''rcier.t " :.n,f If" o " ' l , ua-n i-nail Htlifi on I he r !,-.( I.,. .4 .1 maiori'v nf ifio i-o r.,.u . r ' ' v , " ."l'"n?, the imlees and " i"hj m s.uvi voles are not in fijvorof adoptinsr this, thro i,, ' " uui iaie (W or beease, i t sh n 1 1 I .r. , . ,; 1 .. .. .1 . . . . . , CUIiif ft t( w. - -t-r "OROiTGH SLSCTION. .S pnrsmnor. of the above action -7 uictmifj,-' r;,,';r hereby civen hv ,; ..1 . r.i "J HIP UN vice, tor itu towtuhm ol mcn-ini t!ift nu election for will ta!ie place at the t(l;iy 01 iarcn IlCXt Martin robinson, SAMl'Kr. HILL. Februiry loth, !8Jd--:S-.ct CIRCUXiAR. f3!LK HATS aro now penerallv worn in ' nianv parts r,f our rmmir.. ,n ... .- ; . - 1 ---- ,A in i.urope, nnd would daiihil - be ur,)eisignrd i, happv in l)rir' able to an-l i K .. . w : . t. : . - " . . . ! m11"'1" imoi lajunmn i; t-nt irei v obviated . " ' ;ui"'-"'"' '""'"i' " aiifiw ine pei spiration ol the head to nrivc In elv off, which rendors the JIL. , ec, imllv with the lioaver adapted to the iie.iltii and comfort of the wearer, while its decided superiority for beautv , aim econon.y, mubt olitaiu lor it a universal j prelerencc. ) Cy tho r,ew njode of ?!if (preserved much more perl jof the stiHV ning not being aii'ect in ot the sun. The LMpnovFn KLAsTic rciuji;-silk1 HAT, nro manufactured f.mLO by the Sub I jscriber, lit No. Cbesnut street", Phiiadei-! pun. For lightness, durability and beauty, they cannot bo exctlled ; the "prices, at the same time, are most reasonable. Orders for any quantify 0f Gentlemen's Youth's and Children's sizes, of the most ap proved patterns, promptly executed. The Children "s YV'.fi- Cr T, vtiicti are a very su perior and beautiful article, can be packed in (lie Youth's nr Mi'n'i i.ir.c .. Ol ,,, . I . to either. Tnii.MS.Four mnnths credit, for approved ?pr;" i(y or Thrre per rent, di-count for Vah. otners in warm climate?. WIIOPP.SALE PRICES. Men's per dozen, ...... C3G 00 Youth's, P.ell Crowns, ... T;s3 00 Do Straight do 27 00 Children's Taper Crowns, - . . 4 00 ARNOLD BUFFUM. Jan. 2, 1335 38-4t :ujimmstiMtors Sale. X pursuance of an order of the Knox Probate Court, made at the February Term, I U.S, of said Court. I will sell at the Court Mouse doorn Vincennes, on Tuesday the 15?b day of March next, li e following real P.sfate to-vit. Forty Acres of Land, French Measnr. 1,-irirr in lll V rr,lintir ln.'ifinn Atr Town Lots, in the Borough of V incennes, "J " t ...u. ....... umbers two buuured and ninety-six and two) - - A ' '"' ' months subject nevertheless to the rnrht of j dower of the widow of William Miner, de ceased. JOHN K. KUItTZ, JdrnTr. Of Win. Miner, deceased. February 17th l.Sifi SS-3t. VTN pursuance of an order of the Knox Pro-

JX bate Court, made at the February Term, ry 'Perm, 1830, of said Court, the underISitj, of said Court, I will sell at the Court j signed, administrators of the estate of Mouse door in Vincennes on Wcdiies.Iay the( William Newport, deceased , will sell at 1 bt h day of March tixt, the following real es- , , , , , ' . tate,tovit:-Town lot number four hundred i,.ubI'? ?a,e on luesday the 15th day of

anl eisrhtytwo, in the Borough of Vincennes, on a credit of four months, sublet neverthe-1 less to the right of dower of the widow of John Mason, deceased LEONARD., ACKLKY, In right of his wife, administratrix, of John Mason, deceased , February, 17, 1816 3H-3t MONEY! "mONEyTT NE of the undersigned, eoing eat in n short time, to lay in a new supply of (ioods, would respectfully reijueft nil who are indt-bteil to ihera hy note or book account, to call and settle the same without delar. THORN TRACY. Vincennes Teb. 17, lfcifi.

yfOUS W. MADDOX. has this day purchased from Joseph Maddox, his Stock of

i r . 1 . v ?' "u WI" 1,1 iu- ; linnik iti tlm Strira in innnnoe -i - ,1 il . r m j "ire conduct the business on In? own account I Intm W T,1,',. ...III no., oil .1. . . i . ., " I'liiMnu in " on ciiiimi one ai the store, Heretofore contracted hy Joipli Maddox, and is authorised to rective navmpnt f.ir jsettln, Hnd difhar'o all debt doe to Joseph Maddox tor eoods sold, fcc. at th Store. JOSEPH MADDOX, JOII.N W. MADD OX, Feb. 15 1836 Mc(2 T. rjlHI" subscriber wishrs to inform & the citizen? of Kaox and the adjHcent coimfies that he has and experts to keep on hand, an assortment of FASHIONABLE HATS Hnd of food quality, presuming bs he does, that hose wishing to purchase will not he disapponted in the price and quality. Mis shop is. two tioors below John C. Clark's Hotel, in the house formerly occupied by the Register of the Land Office. H. M. GILII AM. Vincennes, Augti-t f5th, 1G3 12-tf Mr. Aaron Vandever, the hnsband of Mary, foirriPrly Mary Kvans, and Isaac Montgomery, t he husband of Sarah, formerly Sarah Evans, and Philip Evan, vill please take notteo, together with

Eno, John, Silas. Israel, Martha, andji-N sonB concerned, that the under

Elihu, together are not uith others vhose known, infants under name? asre, who are without a Guardian, and all the children ot Thomas Evans, decea?ed, togpther with said Thomas Evans' widow. Elizabeth Evans. tui i ...;u ,i, ii r .i next Marrh term of the Circuit Caurt for March next, move the said Court loappoint -'.,.-.,, iimv I ur t'UI UuV Ol, Commissioners to as?i?n to tne the dower which Gecrgo Mitrheltiee's widow tva? entitled to, but which I now Jmh! as the purchaser of by law which said dower, you as the heirs and widow of Thomas Evans, deceased, who w as the purchaser in his lifetime of the real estate of said George Mitcheltree, which you are now in the possession of, have heretofore failed to assign to the widow, and which you have failed to assign over to me since mv right to the same has accrued at which time and place you may atlebd if you think proper WM. T MITCIIELTREE. Mt.Tleasant, Feb. , 13G. 37-3t w . .j it urn.-. 1. ?7 L be? leave to inform you that we have V V ente red into Co-l'artnerhip in the Auction an Comiuifii-n Dusific??, in Natchez, wilh ntnp!e im nns to render the usual facilities and repecifuli y solicit vour patronage. .. ... - . . a The nrro will be J ACUii U!tlA i; Co JACOB :r()lUA, ISA C SOMA, AI.KX ANDF.R MASSF.Y. Rr.FF.IlLNCLi. BRffiGS, LA COST K i Co. ") S. T. M'ALSTLR, AIrRKI) COCIIKAX, .Va.V,?iC3. J A Ml-.b C . WILKINS, WOOD, l'r.M bCOs l i Co. J

(,.e shape is! BiillKiK. 0 K k Co . ( onseiju'encc- j ' A M KS (i ALLAGMKM, uv lijuheati J. I). l;iL. .1- A. C'Hil.N ICOOl'KR S.- Wl-WKI I..

JIcw Orleans c k c. r::o P,VI.J, VA N Zl'.K .V 1 1 A It It! SON. C'tju iioiali. B A! !,V, WAIM) Sc Co. 'etc York. KF.LI-KR, M'NKIL Co. IIIO.MA.S P, Vf)SK, AUSTIN DOWNER. VITO Y1TIL. CHARLPS LP, CARON, GPORfiB A. IIOPPLV. s I Ihs slon Philadelphia. Charleston S. CCOI1F.N & MILLF.R, Siwanah dco J. C. TOMMNSOX, si. Low's. GF.O. COCHRAN, Pittsburg. Natchez, Nov.lhth 183.3. 7 E IlE subscribers have (his day, assoi ciated themselves in the practice of Their Shop is two doors above Messrs. Lurtch &. Ileberd, on Market Street, in the house latdy occupied by Dr. Maddox, where one or the other may be found a! all times. II. DECK EI', JOSEPH PKOWNE. N. B. Having purchased Dr. Maddox' Drug Store, one of the firm design going Last immediately, to enlarge and perfect the Drug establishment, when they will be pleased to furcish Physicians, nnd others deal ino- in the articles of Drills Medicines, Paints. &c. ut.on as liberal terms a3 they cao be furnished in the west. Jan. 2Gth, 1C2G 35y. ' I IT N pursuance of an order of the Knox i H ui. . ... . -U. 1 onae ouri, mane at the I ebruaJarc next, belore the Court House door in Vincennes. the following real estat to owing real estate to il:-TOWN LOT, Number sixtyeight, in the Borough of Viocennes, sub. ject nevertheless to the dower of the widow of the said William Keivnort do. ceased. SAMUEL THORN,; ALV1N TBACY. 1 1 1th, 1C3G 37-3t Admi's Feb. JOB PRINTING DONE WITH .XE ATX ESS JCCURA CY.1XD DESPATCH.

BRIGADE ORDERS. FIear Quarters, Febrcart 5, 183G. The first Resiment, Indiana Militia, com manded by Col. A. I). Scott, will parade a

incennes on Saturday the 8th day of October iiexi. i iie ;n, commaiKJed by Col. John Van irees, win parade at Hasliiritfton on the Gthnnd the 4Gth, commanded by Major S. Halbert at Mf. Tleasant, on the first day of October next By order of the General. BARTON rcCK Aid de camp. JOHN B. MARTIN, ) Bri-ad. Inspector. BARTON Pt:CK, Ai.l-de camp. ROBERT CARNAMAN.) Brigade Q. M. February 6th, 1S3G 27-ot. Administrator's Notice. ETTEKS of administration on the estate of John Kodarmel, late of JianesiS County, deceased, have recently been granted to the undersigned, by the Cleifc of the Daviess Probate Court, in vacation. Persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and ench as have claims upon it will please tile them duly authenticated for payment. Said estate is probably in solvent. SAMUEL A. RODARMEL, JONATHAN WARD. Administrator $. January 30th, 1836 37-3t A&mmislKfctois's Notice. "FXOTICE i3 hereby given to all per. igned hag been appointed administrator, on the estate of Louis Delorie, Jr. late of the county of Knox, deceased. Ail persons having claims upon said estate, ,WI" P'ease '1,e the same ,n tlie p'"ce ' ,,l,e LMerk of the Probate Court; and (nose inuenieu to ine estate are aiso re;fluted to pay such cebts to the under FRANCIS VACIIET, Administrator. Tebruary, Gth, 183G-3T-3t M 111 L undersigned, administrator upon j the estate ot Louis Delorie, Jr. late oi the cun,y of Knox, deceased, will pel1 af l"iblic auction, on Saturday the 5(h f,ay of iitrc noxt al ,he late rfiltnce of deceased, immediately below the jCHtrir.ettu Prairie, all the goods chattels ;dtl'ects, which were of said deceased at the time of his death, consisting of HOGS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUUXITURK, AVI IK AT, CORN, CHICKENS, GEEME. &C. A credit of one year will be given for all sums over three dollars, the purchaser erecting notes for the amount with sufficient security. All sums of three dollars and under cash in hand. FRANCIS VACIIET, AdmV. February, Gth, l&CG 37-3t. CSiE.lK9 CILOTMING. 7fl ST received a good assortment readv made Clothinsr. COfisietinff r,f in part of Blue, Blark, Brown, Green, and Olive Frock, and Dress Coats. Cloth, and Sattinett pants. Janes, and Beeverteen do. Plaid, anil Striped do. Satin, and Cloth Vests. Swansdown, and Jeans, do. White Mersriles and Valencia V Velvet, and Bombazine do. Flannel, and Cotton Flannel under Shirts. Drawere, Socks, and Gloves. Pocket handkerchiefs, and Stock. Fine Shirts, and Elastic Suspenders &c. &c. The above articles will be eolJ very low for cash. In addition to the articles above mentioned, which will be. made up to order, they have the following variety of beautiful cloths: Blue, Black, Brown, Green, Olive, and Drab. Cloths Blue Steal-mixed and Drab Satlinett, Cassimere . Beeverteen. Bombazine. Camblet, Jeans, &c. &.C. All of which they offer verv low for rash. l. l Watson, Vincennes, Jan. 15th, 1C30 33-tf FLOUR, FLOUR. iTH.OUIt, by the barrel, or Retail at my Mill at the rate of three dollars and fifty-cent; per hundred, or seven dollars per barrel. 1 11 I). WHEELER. Vincennes, Feb. lOtb. 1836. DISSOLUTION CO-PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership heretofore under the firm nf f. L. Watson. & Co. a dissolved bv mutual content on the 11th inst. The business will he continued by L. L. Watson, who will pay a" dt;b,B of his contracting. L. L. WATSON, S. P. STBIKEIt. Vincennes, Feb. 12th 1836 37 BLANK BEEBS, YS FOR SAL? ALWAAT THIS OTFfCC.

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GOOD SELL &. LYON, Evansville jOT AVE now on hand a general assort--S ML ment of Groceries, wnich they are Mspnsed to sell upon verv liberal term Grocers, nod Merchants' wantincr Hnnn'a are respectfully requested to call and ex amine their Stock, prices, &c. Among the goods on hand or sooq expected, ure Cbests Fea, 100 Hags CotTee, 10 Hhds. Sugar, 20 Bbls loaf and lump do. 6 Casks Rice, 15 Mags Pepper and Spice, 20 Kegs Ground Ginger, 4 Ceroons Indigo, 100 Mats Cassia, 25 Lbs. Nutmegs, 200 do. Cloves, 4 Cask Madder, 25 Jars Mackaba SnufT, 2 Casks Saleratus, 15 Boxes Cod Fish, 20 Bbls. Mackerel, 25 Bbls. New Orleans Pvum, 20 Pipes, half Pipes and Bbls. Si. Ofctte, Champaign and Common Brandy, 4 Pipe? Holland Gin. 10 Bbls. American do. 30 Bbls. Malaga Wine, 12 " Madeira & TeneritT Wine, C Casks Port Wine, 4 " Claret do. 25 Boxes Claret, Muscat and Cham paign Wine, 22 Boxes Tumblers, Decanters and Bottles, 100 " Window Gla?s, 100 Doz. Men's and Women's Boots and Shoes, 100 Kes assorted Nails. 20 " Brads, f.000 Lbs. Manilla Cordage, 200 Kegs Loomis1 Sup. Mule Powder, 50 White Lead, 4 Bbls. Spirits Turpentine, 4 Kegs Litharge, 12 Boxes Crome Yellow and Green, 100 Lbs Camphor, 30,000 Spanish Cigars, 300 Barrels Salt. ALSO Most otherGoods usually kept at a Grocery Store. All of which, we flatter ourselves, we can sell as low aud upon as good terms as any other House in the country. W flJ TED I" exchange for goods 10,000 Lbs. Live Geese Feathers, 5,000 " Beeswax, 1,000 Hog's Bristles, For which the highest market piice will be given . Evansville, Sept. 1835. 15 MANAGERS" OFFICE, Wheeling, Virginia, January, 13th, 1P3S, SCHEMES FOR FEB, 1036. Tetersbug Lottery Class No. 4. Draws Saturday 13th Feb. 1826. Grand pries of 23,000 10,000 4.000 3,000 50 of 1,000 is 50,000 Tickets 10, Halves 5,Qr. 2 1-2 Maryland State Lottery, Class iNo. 4. Draws Monday, 22d Feb. lS3ti. 75 prizes of $ 1 0H Capitals 20,000, 4,000, 1 .6UO. and 13 of 1000 is 75,000 Tickets 5, Halves 2, Qr. 1 1 Petersburg Lottery, Class No. 5. Draws Svittirdnir. .'"Tth l'k I m f1-m..J Cl --, ..... ..j , . ... v. i a jr . I uuu. M.IHi JtllCIIltT. 100 prizes, each of 1(K)0 dollars, Grand nriza of SO.OOo, 8.000, 4,0O0, 3,000, 100 each of 1000 is 1 00.O00--Tickets' 10 Halves 5 Qr. C2.50 We present above a synopsis of Schemes for February in which great inducements offer tt tlie adventurer. Address your orders to CLARKE & COOK. Who have sold within a few weeks, prizrs o $30,000, 525,000, $'2o,000, 10,000 and many of 1 000' kc. MOTICE is hereby given, that we will expose to sale, at public auction, on Friday and Saturday, the 20th and 27th inst. at the late residence of John Taylor, deceased, all the personal properly of said deceased, consisting of Six head of Horses, 25 or 30 head of cattle. 10 or 12 fat hogs, 30 or 40 head of stock hogs, Oats in (he stack, S00 bushels of corn, 1 wagon and gears, Panning tools, Household and Kitchen furniture, &c. A credit of twelve months will he given on all turns of three dollars and upwards, t tie purchasers giving his note with approved security. JOHN RAMSEY', URIAH HUMPHREYS, Administrators. February 1st, I83G 3G-3t VINCENNES GAZETTE Published every Saturday, Terms S2 SD) if paid during tbe year. Qil CDDj f paid in advance, tjH (D1)3 if not paid during tho year for six months. Papers discontinued only at the option of the publisher while arrearages are due. 5 Advertisements making one square or less will be inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every subsequent in sertion ; longer advertisements in the same ratio. Advertisements sent without orders, will in all cae, be iutertod until forbid, and charged accordingly.