Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 August 1836 — Page 4

Ono day 'while working: at my Ploaf h. A COMIC Dl'ET. As fung, with great applmtse by-Mr. Hiulaway and Mrs. Willis. He. One day while working at iny Plough, Ful lulhU, &c. I felt, Just here, I can't toll how; Fal Ial Ial, &c. I turned my head around, just to see Who 'twas I her, when the.ro stood thee, Like Menu, that cont'd out of the sea. Vol hU lal, &c. Sue. La! John, vou flatter now, I'm sure, Fal Ial lal, &c. I look'd like I and nothing more; Fal lal lal, dec. I'd walked along a field or two, And might look rosy cheek'd or so; Besides, I met a charming beau.' Fal lal lal, Ac He. I knows the chap you mean, I trow, Fal lal lal, Ac. He's at the squire', herebelow. Fal Ld lal, &c. He careful, Nan, take heed in time, Here's honest John just in his prime, If you'll be his'n, he'll be thine. Fal lal Ial, &c. She. Whv, John, vour sort in well t do, Fal lal lal, A c. You've got a cow, a pig or tw o; Fa! lal lal, &c. But Mother's mairpic talks to I She. calls me angel of the sky. He. Then mother's niaepie tells a lie. Fal lal lal, &c. She. Tells lie! the bird does no surh things Fal lal lal, &cFor I'n an angel He. tchcre's icings? ' Fal lal Ial, Ac. She. That gemman. sir, all sweet perfume, Said Oh, you goddess from the moon!' He. He meant a witch upon a broom. Fal lal lal, Ac. She. Well, time w ill show, and. John, rou'll find. Fal lal lal, Ac. He. You'd best take me, Nan, in the mind. Fal lal lal, Ac. She. Wi all my heart, next Sunday. He. We'll married be, as sure as fun. She. And then, John He. You ami I'll make one. Done. Fal Ial lal, Ac. lads, maid, Both.So. w ho'd wish to happy be, C pretty Nan C(TJ honest John Just and me; But to old nick send jealousy. Fal, lal lal. Ac. In a city well known to every, body, it they can find out the name a poetical genius was hauled up before a police magistrate for kissing a girl and kicking up the dust, and the following interesting poetical dialogue ensued: Mag. Is your name John Jay! Pris. Yes, your honor, so the people sav. Mag. Was it you that kissed the girl and raised the alarmT Pris. Yes, vour honor, but I thought it was no harm. Mag. rhymes? Pris. limes. Mag. eight Pris. night You rascal! did you come here to make No, your honor, but it will hapen gomeBe off you scamp get out of my Thank vou honor, then I'll bid you good X Y. Union. A married woman, of the Shawnee nation, made this beautiful reply to a man whom she met in the woods, and who implored her to love and look on hint. 'Olaman, my husband,' said she, 'who is forever before my eyes, hides me from seeing you.' Georgia Dialogue. 'What's cotton in Augusta?" inquired a wagoner with, a load, of another returning empty. 'Cotton? why it's cotton, in Augusta and every where.' 'But does it fetch any thing!' 'No; my team fetchix! i7.' 'I mean what does it come to!' Why, to the loom, to be sur.' 'Zounds! how hih is it!' Three tiers at Morrison's.' I say, stranger! you're a bell too cute forme' 'The same to you and all your family.' Stammering is declared curable by the use of the Dcomoglottalyte. We believe it. If any person with an impediment in ins speecn, can pronounce the above word three times running. we will be bound to say he will never want the use 01 his tongue again. Alter all, there is no remedy equal to old ThcIhvaH's put a hot potatoe into the pntwnt's mouth, and he 11 speak quite plain enough. A new jointing machine has been invented in London, which is described a3 follows: "Th machine is put in action by two men working with the ordinary windlass, the same as the common crane; and the time being kept by the most accurate mode of checking, namely, the vibration of a pendulum, there were eleven copies perfected on each side in the astonishingly short space of five seconds; at which speed, extending the calcula tion to the extreme result, the process would be 7,920 conies perfected in one hour. This extra ordinary speed of production, should the machine be applied to newspaper printing, would be an invaluable acquisition. Tk-e arost lucky accident on record is that of a

jmw and aged woman, who earned u scanty maintenance bv knitting. On coming one day to "llic end of her worsted," she found the ball bad lx-en

wound on a piece of an old newsiiaiier, which cu riosity led her to read, and she discovered that il contained an advertisement respecting herself, as lieir to a large property. Old Hue ft tiers. May the devil get such as the ladies don't take. We find the following in one of our exchange papers. Colonel. Major, we have promised you a rille; (presenting it) them s um. Major. Be them 'em! I swow! Where's thi horn! Colonel. The horn, Major! come let's drink one. Major. to let s. I hem s my sentiments pre cisely. Short Courtship, A few davs aero a disconso late Benedict, of Philham, tired of single blesse ness, waited upon the widow of a late well known character, Black Tommy at (iainsburgh, w ishing to speak with her a few words. Of course he wiu desired to walk in. After a short colloquy, thi business of the gentleman was broached lie want ed a housekeeper, and had been recommended to her. Well,' replied the dame, 'what family have you? 'Oh, only myself.' But what house, room have you?' 'Oh, as to that, I have a sitting room and one bed-roojn.' 'Ah, but where am I to sleep then! 'Why, I was thinking we had better be married first.' After a little consideration, a bargain was struck ana on .Monday last the happy couple w ere join ed in the holv bands of matrimony. Jliirx Mtxxenger. l tarn limes. Anoldladv was complaining a few days ago in the market, of the excessive liiuh price of provisions. -It is not only meat that is so enormously dear, said she, -but I cannot obtain flour tor a pudding for less than double the usual price, and they do not make the eggs half so large as tliev were used to be!' Sign.' A being covered with rags and dressed in five jackets, all of which tailed to conceal his raggedncss, bolted into a store on Exchange street a few davs since with the exclamation of. Worse than I look bv ! Well I've, let myself for fourteen dollars a month, and find mvself.' To do what!' asked the principal of the estab lishment. 'To stand on the corner for a japer mill sign Cash for Hag,' that's all. Rochester Republican. Independence of the Farmer. The merchant or manufacturer may be robbed of the reward of his labor by the changes of the foreign or domestic market, entirely beyond his control, and mav wind up a year in which be had done every thing which intelligence and industry could do to insure success, not only without protit. but often with an actual diminution of capital. The strong arm of mechanic industry may be enfeebled or parulvcd by the prostration of those manufacturing or com mercial interests to whose existence it so essentially contributes, and on whom in turn it so essentially depends. But what has the intelligent and industrious farmer to fear! His capital is invested in the solid ground; he draws on a fund, w hieh. from time immemorial has never failed to honor all just demands; his profits may be diminished ined, but never wholly suspended; bis success de pends on no mere earthly guarantee, but on the assuran e of that great and ben ficient Being. ho has declared that while the earth is under neath, seed time and harvest shall not cease. The young ladies of Jefersomiile, la. lately took occasion to illuminate their town and make other lemonstrations of rejoicing for the exodus of an old bachelor named Fischli, who owned the land on which the tow n is built. This old -dried apple,' it seems, had sold out his six hundred acres at a great price, and quit the premises; and as be hai' most obstinately refused heretofore, either to improve his property, or bis condition by renouncing his single cursedness for any of the fair damsels living on his dominion, the slighted beauties burnt all the tar barrels and tallow candles thev mid muster when he took his departure. They did right; and it is to be hoped that such an exam ple will ocrate salutarily upon the brotherhood f crusty old bachelors. W himsical Horse. There is a very fine horse in the possession of !Sir Henry Meux and Co., the minent brew ers, w hich is used as a dray-horse but is so tractable that he is left sometimes w ithout restraint to walk about the yard, and return to the stable, according to his fancy. In the yard there are also a few pigs of a peculiar breed, which arc fed on grains and corn, and to these pigs the horse has evidently an insuperable objection, which is illustrated by the following fact: There is a deep trough in the yard, holding water for the horses, to which this horse goes alone w ith his mouth full of corn, which he saves from bis supply. When he reaches the trough, he lets the corn fall near it on the ground, A when the voung wine approaches to eat it, (for the old ones keep aloof) he suddenly seizes one of them by the tail. pops him into the trough, and then capers about the yard, seemingly delighted with the frolicThe noise of the pig soon brings the men to his assistance, who know, from experience, what is the matter, while the horse indulges in all sorts of intics, by way of horse-laugh, and then returns quietly to the stal.de. In digging a pit for a reservoir in Broad street. in the city of Boston, the workmen came to a quantity of tar at a depth of fifteen feet, which must have, been placed there ages ago. It was di posited among timber, which had been place as a foundation for buildings, and it looke as fresh and glossy as if just deposited, fin be ing exposeed to the air it melted ami flowed down emitting a pungeant turpentine ordor. ADVERTISEMENTS. MACKEREL. OS. 1 Jt 2 Mackerel, superior quality, on hand and lor sale v WHEELER L BAIf.EY. Juno 24th S36 4SHAD. ERY superior Susepiehannah, on hand and J lot sale by WHEELER & BAILEY. June 24lh, I8-16-4-' FLOUR. flONSTANTLY on hand. Fresb familv Flour and for sale by WHEELER 4 BAILEY June 24th, 16364COFFEE. Sacks Coffee, good quality II ivnniih and Rio, on hand and for sale by WHEELER &. BAILEY, Jane 24th, 13364lbs. Bacon for sale bv WHEELER B ILEY.

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x&fa-3bfesule by WHEELER & BAff.l-V Juiie. 24th, 18JG-4-CO-PARTNERSHIP. ?l'5;fi.'ii(jr't.'iv i "TV f.cuii , , . ed on ii, e luui uiiuno, tile interest of Minimis J Carson, in lliu iuerrli;iiuliiin nf ih. mm ol Smith and Carson, the business will hi in tun: be carried on at the old stand h ih,. scrirbes under the firm of Robert Smith x- l. who mil pay ull debts due by the late firm of ..imi.io. i. arson, and io whom .- i in. .. ,r. eu are requested to make immediate payment. KWliMU S.MI I'M. GEOKIjE LEECH. incerines, July 15th, Jfi;jo ti-tf jlTl W f. just received and are now opening n large -t well assorted stuck of seasonable consisting in part of Dry Goods, Hardware & Cutlery, Saddlery, Class and Qucensware, Iron Castings, Nails, Fur, wool & palm lea Hats, Groceries, &c. All of which will be sold nt the lowest prices I'he atleutioifof purchasers is respectfully so I.e. ted. 3 Vineenne?, May 20tb, 1836 61-tf IEM0VAI 2sl R. JOSEPH MilDDOX, has removed bis oliiee to the room lately ocotipied by R. Y. Ciiddingtoii, adjoining the t ost OtTiee. Vineennes. June 7lb, l3Jt 2-tf SUGAR. lia,r"l ! very superior Jr article, .New Cleans Sugar, WHEELER ..t BAILEY. J'.ne 24;li,.19UfI -4JITST RECEIVED .50 boxes Tin plnle, one third cross, 1,000 lbs. of Russia Sheet Iron, best quality, 1,500 ,k ' Juniatta Sheet-Iron, 500 " " Assorted Iron Wire, For sale by J. .V: II. ABDIEL. VincHnnes, June, lBtb, 183( 3 tf " 1 Xowbemjr received ami lor sale by II. D. WIIEELEK. On. 16fh. 1035. WOOI, CARDING. MAVIN'fJ had my carding machine repaired thoroim bly,and erisa.aed a sleudy i ml experienced hand to Httend the same", 1 w .1 be able to accommodate ''''e public with the best kind of work. H. 1). WHEELER. Vineennes May 7ih, 1830. US I' Received from New Orleans a general assortment of (Iroceries AUo a lot ol stone !: Potter's w are for sale by T HO K.N SC TRACY Vineennes June !l,l!i-' Wool iiofi.s CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by II. D WHEELF.ll. Vineennes, Sepl. 4, 11135. FLOUR, FLOUR. 1TLOl'R, by the barrel, or Retail at my Mill, at the rate of three dollars and fifty-cents per hundred, or seven dollars per barrel. ii. u. v ii r.i.r.u Vincenne?, Feb. 10th. 1830. kegs Tnr, for sle by WHEELER A: BAILEY. Vineennes, May 7th, loJt-4'.'-tf TI1E highe.t market price in cash, or leath wL er, paid lor Hides. JOHN C. HOLLAND. Vineennes, Nov, 14. lb3o 24DUEB SKINS WANTED. HHlRl'EEN cents, per, lb. in cash, paid for A kms. JOHN C. HOLLAND. Vineennes, Nov. 14, 24li IDES tanned for customer on reasonable terms Apply to JOHN C. HOLLAND. Vineennes Nov. 14. 183524APPRENTICES WANTED, t fcNE or two Apprentices wanted to the U Tallinn!: and C'urr mil l)ii-mes. JOHN C HOLLAND. Vineennes, Nov. 14, 1U.3. '24i k" '.IAIj PRSSS Invented, mani-i 1 i- eture.l and lor sale bv b. S. DICKIN SON, I'ress manufacturer corner of Eighth Elm streets, Cincinnati. Press will: counter Die, 30 SEALS, of al kinds furnished to order, at Engraver's prices Cincinnati, April 2i2d-5l-lf BILLS OF LADING, NEATLY PRINTED AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

AND EI3r.KH INK & KOLLENJJKHG. It ESrECTKUI.LY inform the citizens o t Vineennes, that they have permanently esf tablislied themselves in Ibis pi. ice in the above business, on .Market street, two doors above J.

C Clark's Hotel, where Ibey have, and intend constantly to keep, on band SWEET CAKES, CitAGKEItS. CORDIALS AND SYRUPS, O F .1 L L K I JS D 8. Allot which they are determined to sell at the lowest Louisville cash prices. Merchants anil trocers are pnrlicula rly requested to call and examine lor themselves, prior to purchasing cl-ewbere. N B Orders from the cuu&try will be promptly attended ttt. Vineennes. March, 3rd 183i 40-ly C1EB, GOODSELL & LYON, EVANSVlLLK, I A. (Successors of V. J . mid J . Lewis, L Co.) ALSO, Wbalesale dealers in Groceries generallyNails, Paints, Glass, Boots, Slioes, &c. and buye is of most kinds of country produce. Evansville, July 'JO, 18:15. jTllllE Subscribers are now opening at their Li uew Store Room, on Water street, au udditional stock ol to which they would invite the attention of their friends and customers, and the public in general. They will receive in exchanee for goods, Deer, Rackoou, Riibit & Opossum skins, clean Cotton and Linen ra, (iinseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Flaxseed, Flax and Tow Linen, While lieans, Sec. THORN k TRACY. June 30, 1S30-5 tf em: AV1NG purchased the eligible tavern stand formerly occupied by Hyacinth Lasselle, offers his services to his fi lends and the public in general. This stand hns undergone a thorough repair ing. From ils location and convenience, is well as retired situation, it is rendered a desirable place for gentlemen travelling through the country with llieir families lie alco Hatters himself, that from his long experience in his profession, as well a" his known desire aod capacity to pleaae. he will receive a liberal share ol public palronage. In connexion with Ihe house, a spacious wapon yard is attached lor the benefit of movers and teamslers. His stable is large and commodious, and ivell provided withall kinds f provender, and a careful ostler, who is always io at. a! nilance . N. IL His Rar is supplied with the most choice Liquors. Qrilorse? to hire. Vineennes August 22J 1835 12-tf. riTMIF. Wabash Insurance Co. continlies Io insure BUILDINGS and r'UOi'EKTY against fire and will insuie 150 ATS and CARGOES S. P. STKIKER, Secretary. Dec. 25, 18.35-31 1y DISSOLUTION. tween the subscribers, under the firm of Smith i: Carson, was dissolved on t e 10th ul timo bv mutual consent. R. !mith ii Co., arc fslly autliorised to settle the limiiiess. ROBERT SMITH THOMAS J. CARSON Vineennes. July 5th, 1836 0 tf" John C. Holland, S ADDLE and Har ness Manufacturer, would inform his friends that be keeps constantly on hand, next door to his Tan ning and Currying establishment, Saddles, llridles, Harness, &c. all of which will be sold low for cash, or most articles of coun try produce. Vineennes, Noverahpr 14, IS35 24VINCSNNES Practical Institute, Open for pupils of either sex or any age. mm PROVIDED IF DESIRED. Limited to about 20 pupils to a teacher. In struction given so as to fit pupils for businass. Bible truth not excluded. Tuition per year, 5 per quarter. Extra charge fur wood, Sic. Mr. &Mrs. CROSEY. Conductors June 10th, 1836 2-tf PWfl(HE Suscribers have just received at their establishment, corner of Water and St. Peter streets, an entire new stock, consisting of Domestic, French, Italian and Russian Goods of a superior quality. Hardware Cutlery ,Queensware and Groceries of every description, winch they will sell at very reduced prices for cash, or exchange fai most articles of country produce. WHEELER & BAILEY. Vineennes, Oct. 15lh 183a. 20-tl"

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A MONTHLY MAt.iAZl.NE OF Humorous Tales, Eisays, Jlnecdoitfy and tacttnii. EMBKLtlSUED WITH NUMEROUS (irotcsquc and Amusing ENGRAVINGS. IHE cheerlul aud pleasing feature with which it is proposed to diversify and distinguish this work lias imver yet been adopted try anyone of Ihe numerous literary cbaraclerthal fiuve li.tlierto abounded in this countryaudits extensive novelty and the vast luud oi humor and variety which will be inursperseo throughout ils pmres, is calculated to render it dcMtable and popular companion for the amuse iinuit of nil classes who desire to possess an ep itouie on the works of celebrated Modeiu Hu morists, Etchers, and engravers. The encouragement generally given to new undertakings, having a salutary object in vieu , has proved b decided public advantage, and it is questionable whether any other age has ever brought in to active Use so huge a proportion of the reallj der.trv lug oli'-prings genius and talent as the present. AsMirei: (hut tbis periodical, alfording, as it will, an elaborate and comprehensive cid lection ol taucllul Illustration?, i?u(ificnl Esys in prose and verse, witty Talis, wit!) Quips, Quirks, Anecdote, Eacetne, must have a partial tendency, (among its patrons at leasi) to divert into anoihi-r am! luoie exhiliratmg channel much ol the oppressive action of the muni, consequent upon the, cares and vexatious of huiness, the publisher anticipates for il a most flat tc.iug sud exlensive subscription list. 'Ihe u oik, at ull events, will lie coinmouced on the lirst of July, and continued lor one year, therefore every subscriber will be certain of receiving ull the numbers for which be has paid. V hen the twelve numbers are completed and made up iuto two volumes, they w ill furin one of the iftott desirable and ainu-nig records ol Wit and Humor which can be found in print. Let the public assist the publisher with their patronage, and be assures them he w ill leave lioth in g undinc, that will give celebrity aud pupu larity to his work. The Every Body's Album, will be published in monthly numbers of Z pages, w ith u variety of embellishments neatly stitched in colored covers printed with new type, and on fine w hite pape, at three dollars per nullum, payable in advance. Two copies will be supplied to order, for dlie year, for 5. When snt to a distance from the city, the work will be packed in stroug wrappers, to prevent rubbing by the mails. Notes of solvent banks of every deenption taken iu payment of subscriptions. Each number compo-ing seventy-two large octavo pages, neatly covered and stitched making at the end of the year two volume ol eiirht hundred and sixly-lour pages, aud at leust six hundred engravings with titles Judex complete at Three Dollars per au num. Address the publisher (postage paid) CHARLES ALEXANDER, Athenian Buildings, Eranklin i'lxce, (J5A specimen number has been received al ibis oifice, and we request our friends lo call & ee it. Ilitt 4 Sawicr9 m WE received and are still re ceiving their Spring supply ol consisting in part of Drills and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Djc-stuffs, Chemicals, Pe rl'u in e r y, Patent Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Gold and Silver Leaf, Paint Drushes, Varnishes, Thermometers, James lUver and Roanoke Tobacco, Span. & half Span, cigars, Vials, bottles and shop furniture, A large supply of Quinine, &c. &c. Making their assortment general and complete They are determined to sell on the most accom rnodatirig terms, and hope to me.rit a contiuu mice of the liberal patronage heretofore extend e' to them. Vineennes, May 19th, IS3G 51-tf fJlHE subscriber wishes lo inform I (he citizens of Knox and the adjacent counties that he has am expects to keep on hand, an as sorlrnent of V A STTTO'M A T1T.T! TT A Tf; and of eood quality, presuming as he does, that those within" to nnrebase will not be disannont ed in the price and quality. Hi shop is two uoors oeluw jonn c. iinrK S netei, in tne house formerly occupied by the Register of the I 1, ! l ,It. l ., Lanu umce. H. M. GIL! I AM. Vineennes, August 15th. I83." 12-tf SHOE WHOLESALE & RETAIL. NATHANIEL PRICE. Fi EFEC TEULLY informs the citizens of Vineennes and its vicinity, that he hits es. tablished himself in this place, on Market street one door above J. C. Clark's Hotel, where he intends keeping constantly on hand a large assortment of oots & Shoes, of every description, of Ihe very best quality which be will sell lw for cash. Merchants are particularly requested to call and examine fbr themselves N. I!. A few cases of Hats, will be sold cheap. Vineennes. May 1 1 th, 1836 S0-3t BAGS! RAGS!! HAGS!!! , Two and a half cents per pound, in cash, or three rents in printinc, will be given for any quan tity of clean linen or cotton rags delivered at this office.

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MANLFACTl KFK, OlTers for tale to contry MerclMints ud others nt bis store, 210 Main-Si rett. Cincinnati, a ueat, general a-sortoient nf GILT m MAK06AKY (VW,inij fasseo, w hich he will tlispi.se of at wholesale or reUil at reduced pric. Cincinnati, Obio. May, 1st, It3. l-lj ': i '.1 U V W.I m hi y vvl FLOUR. Varreli of (iiprfiR flour just 'Xi'ili and lor sale by rtce.veU THORN TRACY. Vinconnes, June 1st I83C. j IHE undersienpd inform the citizens of S t'121&Ji'SJSi'Ji'3) and vicinity, that they nre established iu the city f LJLii;iy (i)l2m iiliiHSiJat No- Hi Gravier St., in Ibe M II O L E S A L E, " O M 31 1 S S I O X where thy will be pleased to attend to the commands of those w ho may pleas favor them wilb patronage. We respectfully rtfer to Dr. Joit pb Maddox of tbis place. WM. II. SUMNER, C. Vineennes, May 30th, 1836 I-3m NEW GOODS. OURTOH Ct MEBERD, AVE just recoivca thmr stock ol lunuisr comprising a comrdete assortment of Domestic aud For- 1'ilch Forks,1 ein Shovels and Snades. Hardware, A (rr doz. wai calf skius, Carriar Triminjs, & pair stvtl, Eliplic 4- C. Springs, Cordage kc, 2 Casks superior Id port wine, particularly for siekneis. I .-on. Nails, Queefisware, Glassware, (iroceries, Dye Stuffs, Scythes, Sickles, Vineennes, Jun, 17th, 183 3 tf i v TffHE stibecribers Lave just received g direct from the cities of New York. I'll i lade I phi a , find Baltimoi e, nail art now opet)in: a large and general asuorluient of seasonable 3SC cons-igling in part ol the following articles: Sup. Dine, Black and fancj coloured Cloth. do do do &o do Cassimere3 A Io a tine assortment of Bdckskio and II ib beef onssimeres Blue, Grey and Drab SalttoetK A handsome assortment of Silk, Velvet, Marseille and Valencia Veiii!gi Gentlemea's sutnaifr (all aud ninter Siock9 Italian Silk Craratt Silk aod Linen pocket Handkerchief n preat vaiiety Gentlemen's Silk, Lioen, Colloo, Hone, kin and Beaver Gloves Gentlemen's Silk, Latubswool, ao Cotlon half Hose Narrov and double idtb Marinon, Bombazines and Circassians, various colors A fine variety of summer ware consisting of Sea-grass Liueu French do White and brown IJriUiojj Crape Lasling, Hamilton stripe West India Cantnou Black, Drab anil Crown Moleskin Summer Clotb, various colors together with a large and splendid aisoifmentof trimmings. Also, a new nod elegant assertmeut of ready made Clothing, consisting f Cloth Coats, Cotton and Linen Roundabouts Cotton and Linen Pantaloons Silk, Maiino, Valencia, Marseilles and Sat t in vests Also, Suspenders, Bosoms, Collars, Linen and Calico Shirts, Silk Hats, kc. Together with every other article of wearing apparel not enumerated above. All of which we will sell on the most accommodating terms. N. B. The Tailoring business will bo carried on as usual al the old stand adjoining Me?sis Smith & Carson1, where wo will cheerfully attend to the making of any article of clothing which our olj customers and others may entrust to us. BKOKAiV & TAYLOR. Vineennes, May 25th, I83C-52-H" J j6a 4k. bbls. Kenhawa Salt, first uualiG5P tv, for sale bv - wHEEEER U BAILEY. Vineennes. May 7th, l8Jti 4t-tf Df ctrr Description Neatly and expeditiously executed at the GAZETTE OFFICE.