Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 September 1836 — Page 3

' p H E subscriber will sell on Saturday t'.ie 17th Jay of September next, all his 3lousc!)oltt anil Bftrficit Jfurnituvc.

OME HORSE, I ONE COW AND CALF, TERMS OF SALE. All sums of rive do lars Bint under, cash m hand all sums over live dollars, a credit of three months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with approved securi ty. He will also sell on the same dav, three build rig lots, being the subdivision of the one-half of lot .No. 19, in the borough ofVincennes, corner ol Water and Uusseron streets, and running back to the Wabash river, Said lots are nearly in the heart of the town, and are sufficiently large for business houses of any description. Terms made known on dav of sale. JOSEPH MADDOX Vincennes, Sept. 3rd, 1S3C 14-31. CO. 1 Sunday the xrna uav oi .August, ie.io. William Kamplain, late of Lebanon, St, i'lair county, Illinois, eloped with my wife Abigail Jones, formerly Abigail Van (Judder, who took with her my son (jeo. Washington Jones, aged about IS months, and also an infant child, aged about six months. They have since passed for man and wife where they have stopped. The said William Kamplain and Abigail Jones, robbed me of about 35 or 10 dollars. Kamplain is alniut 30 years of age, fair complexion, dark hair, and a heavy stout man. The woman is about 19 vears old, dark hair, fair countenance, and low in stature. This is to caution all persons from trusting the said Abigail on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting; and the public are also cautioned against trusting the said Wm. Kamplain. I have by the dispensation of Providence, been deprived of my sight am entirely blind and abandoned, far from my friends, by a worthless woman in whom I placed eonlidenee. I have lived in Tharlestown, Coles Co. Athens, Sancranion Co. Holland's Grove, Tazewell Co. Columbia, Putnam Co. and Columbia, Monroe Co. Illinois, where I aiii well known. his DANIEL X JONES, Witness, mark. LIBERTY MURPHEY. Vincennes, Aug. 30th, 18:36. 14 "t Printers will serve an unfortunate Mind man bv inserting the above in their respective papers. JTfit, Shrcttror. anti Copper blanufactory. i. SMITH, lONTINI ES to carry on the above branche in all their variety, at his new brick shop on .Market street, nearly opposite the Market House. where he will be 1h? clad to accommodate his old customers and the public generally, at wholesale or retail. He has on hand a number of ROTARY CG0XIN3 STOVES, which he will dispose of on accomodating terms ltu ennes, Nov. 4, lf35 25-tf. N. B. ( "ash given for old Copper, Brass am! J awter. TO JOURNEYMAN COACH MA KERS AND BLACKSMITHS. riiHuor tnree journeymen i.-oncn body makers arc wanted immediately bv the undersigned to whom constant employment and liberal wacres will be given. ALSO, two Blacksmiths, who are well acquain ted with the business, can meet with constant work, and good wages, by immediate application EDMUNDS & MASS. Vincennes, July 22, lS3fi 8-tf. l he Louisville Journal will please insert the above 3 limes weekly, and forward their account to this office for collection. I tin undersigned is now opening a tor public accommcxrttion in that commodious building long occupied as an Inn, belonging to Walter Armstrong, Esq., from whom he has taken a lease for a term of years, where he hopes in a ffhort time to be prepared to keep a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, equal to any in the Western country. The house itself is unusually pleasant with large and airy rooms,and agreeably situated, standing on a square alone, unconnected with other buildings. The whole premises is undergoing repairs, w hich, when completed will render it as convenient ami as com fortable, for travellers or boarders as any similar establishment in the State. The stables w ill be inferior to none in the coun Ivy and well supplied with hay, grain, c. A Reading Room, is intended to be kept w here newspapers from the Atlantic cities and other sec of tions of our country w ill be regularly filed. In this, his new undertaking, the undersigned intends to make every one, who may be pleased to call, as romrortahle and as much at home as possible. Drovers can be furnished with lots for the convenience of their stock. R. C. LANGDON. Lawrencehurgh, July 2S, 1836 12Tl EDITORS OF 5F.WSP1PF.RS, &C. One of your corps, it w ill be seen by the above notice, has ceased his wonted vocation for a season, and assumed another. From an editor he is metamrphosed to a Bonif: "r. Instead of catering for the mental tastes of old literary friends, he is about to cut and carve for the corporeal pallates of new ones in epicurean! stvle. Should any of you chance to pass this way, no matter of what politi cal creed, you fhall be sure of a cordial reception and a hearty welcome, scot free, and tmlv happy w ill he be to greet any of his former brethren of, the toilsome art. Respectfully, cVc. R. C. LANGDON. PATENT BiUAHSES. JACKS' Patent balance's best quality, just receive! and for sale bv

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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE. Louisville, Kentucky. CLAGETT & KIMMEL, IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE HARDWARE MERCHANTS, ittafrt near jTcurt& rross Street;

S3 AYE on hand and intend constantly keeping a J J large stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and goods generally in their line: which they will sell on the most lavourable terms. Merchants, purchasing in Louisville, are respectfully invited to call and examine the above stock. August 25th, 1836 13-St (Tj-The Wabash Courier will please publish the aliove eight weeks, and charge this otlice. SALE OR LOIVS The county Scat of Marshall county, Indiana, trill take place on the 13t ami 1-lth of September. This town is situated on a handsome elevated plain, on the north bank of Yellow river where the Michigan road crosses the same; the State road from Fort Wavne via. Lanortn . Michigan city, crosses said road and river. Ply mouth is 4'i 1-2 miles north of Logansport 23 1-3 south of South Uend, 30 south-east of Laporte, and 42 from Michigan city. Adioininir the town nlot a saw-mill is now in ojieration and doing a good business. The county seat on the 20th dav o July was permanently located at Plymouth, nnd ample donations were obtained for the crectionof ths necessary public buildincrs. The eonntv of Marshall is rapidly settling with industrious and enterprisng Farmers, and has as fair a proportion ot first rate land, timber and water, as any county in the north part of the State Yellow river passing nearly through the centre, and Tippecanoe through the south-east corner of the county. Extensive beds of Iron ore are in this county and sulficient of water for manufacturing purposes. it is tM'lieved hut tew places in the north part ot the state presents stronger inducement to the en terprising man of business and industrious me chanic than Plymouth. TERMS One fourth in hand, the balance in 12, 18 and 24 months. VM. POLKE. JOHN SERINfJ. Proprietors. August Sth, 1S36 12-ot Groceries. WHEELER & BAILEY, a tj jusi received and oiler lor sale a stock of Port, TmiorirT rM.,: Wines, V, IlCUllJt.lJ "iiv, Muscat Sc. Claret Loaf and brown Sugar, Havanna and Rio Coffee. Codfish, Rice, pepper and spice, Almonds, cordage, &c. which they will sell low at Wholesale or Retail. incennes, Aug. 9th, 1846 IIONE CENT REWARD. ANAW A from the sulscriber, in April last, two bound boys by the names of Enus and John Shabbott. The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said boys. All persons are cautioned agiiinst harboring said boys. H. D. WHEELER, Vincenness, Aug. 9th, 1H36 11NOTICE!! THE undersigned having closed his store at the mill, and wishing to close the accounts of the snme, would request those who are indebt ed to call and settle their respective debts. H. D. WHEELER. Vincenues, Aug. 9th, 1836 11MM SBSB OIL. Five Barrels best quality Linseed Oil for sale, very low, at retail or bv th? barrel, by HUT & SAWYER 30, 1S3G a-tf. BUTLER & COLEMAN. RE now opening a large and full assortment bdi of msY aoons. Straw Bonnets, $fC. SfC tyc. B. & C. agents for the importers, w ill constantly keep on hand the (real) Anchor Brand Cham paigne; and a superior article of Spanish segars At their Wholesale store, corner of Main cfc Wa ter Streets. Evansvile, uly 14th, 1836 10-tf Hew Store. f. riao .if if ee. OULD respectfully inform the citizens of incennes and its vicinity, that he has just received and opened a general and well select ed assortment of Goods, in Vincennes, consisting (iroccries. Quecnsware, China, Cutlery, Hats, Bonnets, Hoots, Shoes, &c. &c &c. All of w hich he otters for sale, and would lie glad to disosc of on the most reasonable and accommodating tonus, at the store house on water street near the Post Office, and formerly occupied by A. B. Daniel, between market and Busseron streets, He will receive in exchange for goods, Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, Flax and Tow Linen, Flaxseed, Beans, Butter, Eggs, Chickens, and almost any article of country produce. He invites his old friends and the public generally to call and see him. Vincennes. Julv 23. 1S36 S-tf

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BLANKS . FOR MAGISTRATES FOR SALE HERE

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iv.w-v i i, UMI1A.A. ratl'E subscribers will offer at public sale, on tk the premises on Monday the 21st of Octo bor next, the lots composing the plot of said town. Nnoxville is beautifully situated on the East bank of the Wabash Kiver, at the head of the (irand Rapids, twenty miles below Vincennes, and

anout live above .Mount Carmel and Selma. The urevier on L.ong trimmer body; Bourgeois on site of the town is an elevated bench, running bluff Brevier body; Bourgeois, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4; Bourto the river, high and dry at all seasons, which, as g-'"s on Long Primer body; Long Primer, Nos. 1,

it recedes Iroin the river, expands into a beautiful prairie of about a mile in length and breadth, in a high state of cultivation. The country around is as lertile as any in the west, and is as rapidly Betling. 1 he subscnliers can boldly state without fear oi coniraaicuon, mat no point on the W abash posc . . T .i. . . . . . sesses greater commercial advantages than Knoxville. Commanding by its peculiar position on the conhnes ot two states, the trade of the fin est portions ot v abash nnd Lawrence counties, m the SStato of Illinois, and Knox and Gibson coun ties, in the slate of Indiana, and situated at th head of the Grand Rapids, it cannot fail of be coming a place ot considerable importance. "All experience teaches, that the Rapids or Falls, on a navigable stream, must become important, anil tlmt the town KitiiMt,.,! n thiii t nf,i,n - lions, will far out strip those located at the foot, and hence the subscribers are con.ident that the .iay is noi oisiani wuen ivnoxvnie will lie to her neighbors just below her, what Louisville is to Shippingsport and Portland. In addition to theso advantages, the State has already annronriated J.lO.tKIO, lor the improving the navigation ol these Ivapids, and a survey is to be made during the present month. This improvement will be made in one of two ways, either by cutting a canal on the Indiana side of the river around the Ranid: or by throwing dams across the river and making slack water navigation in either event the w ater power created w ill be immense and must make Knoxville the Rochester of the west. Indcnennt ot these considerations, there is no point on - . ... ide river which presents stronger inducements to the speculator in produce-the whole surplus of the ahash valley will either pass by it to a more dis - tint market, or pour itself into her lap and when health and other things are considered, the sutiscnlicrs know of no place, which more strong - ty recommends itselt to puhlic attention. Jerms ot payment made known on day of sale. JOHN RAM8EY, ALLEN RAMSEY, ALBERT BEL WOOD. K. D. BRADBl'RN. I'roprietors. August 10th, 1 836 U-10t (rThe editors of the following papers will please publish the above in their respective papers, weekly, up to dav of sale, and forward their ac counts to this office for collection. abash Courier! erre-Hauto, Free Press Lafayttee, Journal, Louisville. AYE received and are still receiv ing their Spring supply of consisting in part of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye-stutTs, Chemicals, Perfumery, mt Patent Medicines, Surgical Instruments, (iold and Silver Leaf, Paint Brushes, Varnishes, Thcmonietors, .Ta Dies Ti i vor n nd Yt n.'innkn To-1 hacco, Spanish and half Spanish ci-rr-i re? Vials, bottles and shop furni ture, A lanic supply of Quinine. etc. SiC Making their assortment general and complete. they are determined to sell on the most accomIntino- ternw nnd hnnn in mri n pniilimmnra of 1 i " -' I the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them. Vincennes, May 19th, 1836 51-tf BY THE QjTjHE subscriber has cnnitant-1 iS ly on hand whiskey by the I , , r . oarrei, oi goon quaiuy lor saie at i the uiarKet price, l urcnasers are requested ta call F.. BROWN. Grocer. -6-tf Vincennes, July 9th, 1836A Mil E undersigned, continue to cary on th? u above business in all its various branches, at their shop on Water-str e, w here their old customers and others, who may wish any thing in their line of business, are particularly invit ed to call. Customes are assured, that their Carriages are not inferior in point of workman ship, to any in the United States, and will be disposed of on as reasonable term as at any oth er establishment in the Western country. N. B. Repairing of all kinds done with de spatch.' Vincennes, July 22, l8J6-8-tf. FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on band Flour bjr he Uarrel and at retail. gasBpqual in quality lo any man ufactured in this country, and Corn Meal. J1LSO a pood assortment of Groceries at retail N. B. I will cive 62i cents, tier lushel in cash for Wheat

E. BROWN Grocer. Viuceooe", July Oib, 1826 -G-U

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subscribers have just comp .cd their JJ, m.w Specimen Book of light laced Hook I and Job Printing Types, Flowers, and ornaments, - 1 the contents ol w hich are herewith partially uiven I Diamond; Pearl, Nos. 1 and 2; Agate, Nos. 1, 2, land 3; Agate, on Nopareil body; Nonpariel, Nos. M 2. 3 ard 4; Minion, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4; Minion 1 011 Urevier body; Urevier on minion body; Brevier I os- l " 3 and 4; llrevier on Bourgeois hotly; J allJ i Long Pruner on Small Pica body; Small Pica, Nos. 1 and 2, Pica on Small Pica body; Pica, Nos. 1, 2 and 3; Pica on English body; I English, os, I and 2; (jreat Primer; Paragon; Double Lftijlish; Double Paragon; Cannon; Five If 11' . , , . .. ""us i ica to twenty; eight line rica l.olhic con-

densed to twenty; live, seven, nine, and ten lines (hat place and nurth-wesl to the border ofSa N'' ornamental; six, seven, nine, and twelve andlgamon County, embracing the extensive ai

htteen line 1 ica shaded; eight, ten, twelve and sixteen lines antique shaded: -..... Also a large and beautiful collection of flowers from Pearl to seven line Pica, many of which are

not to be found in any other specimen; a new as-1 Wabash, and is one of the most thickly setsortment of ornamental Dashes; a variety of Card llcd Prniries in the 8tatei directly opposite . J Inn Ilia ooit a;ru ...Itl,:.. T .

Uorders; near two thousand metal ornaments Brass Rule: Leads of ... tl.i,.fc.. A-tm i,..il. Mili,.,ihi .,,,1 Ph.i..i n; n oes and Dashes from three to thirty ems lon: t Pnmer ami Double Pica Scnptsmi inclined oooy, uiamonu and Nonpareil .Music ot various kinds; Antiques; light and heavy face two line letler, iuu iace rvoman and Italic Nonpareil, Minion, Brevier, Long 1 rimer and Small Pica; Minion, Brevier, Long Primer, Pica, and other Blacks; Nonpareil, Minion, und Bervier Greek, Hebrew and Saxon. A large variety of ornaments, calculated nan - ticularly for the Spanish and South merican markets; Spanish, French and Portuguese Accents I furnished to order, together with every other artiI cle made use ol in the Printing business; all of which can be furnished at short notice, of as i'ooiI i .. . o a quality and on as reasonable terms as at am other establishment. j CONNER ot COOKE, I Corner of Nassau and Ann sts New York. I N, B. Proprietors of Newspapers printed in I any part of the United States or the Canadas, who 1 will coppy this advertisement three times, and for I ward a copy containing the same, will be entitled I to their pay m any Type cast at our Foundry.! provided they take twice the type. amount of bill in ll-3t. CHEAP LITEBATUB EIBEIt.lL OFFER. That it may be within the means of every per son who wishes to subscribe to ax ami sino ! I'skfvi. JomxAL of F.ws.and have it Carefully md regularly forwarded to them by mail, or oth rrwise, we shall trom the present time until tin hrst of next January, receive orders FOR TEN COPIES OF THE SALMAGUNDI. AND NEWS OF THE DAY, AT THE RATE OF ON E DOLLAR PER ANNUM FOR EACH SI BSCR1PITON that is, any person forwarding us a TEN DOLLAR NOTE, free of pnntngr, will be furnished with ten of our papers for a w hole year, to lis lorwarded to any direction de signated. 1 he subscription price for a simile name is Two Dollars. We make this offer, be lieving, as the pecuniary expense will be trifling that all who have the inclination to become ac quainted w ith the character of a journal which has made such rapid progress in public estimation as this has, will take advantage' of the proposition at once, and enroll their names on the lists of its numerous patrons. It cannot te doubted that those who subscribe will receive the worth of their dol lar, when we assure the public that each number contains, independent of its various amusing En gravings, as much reading matter as many of the popular volumes which are sold in our bookstores at doutue the rates tnat we ask lor a whole vear s ubseription, 'in. .. u l I ir i rTT-vTAT i , , . ., i ne o.Aii.ii.iuu.i ui aireaiiv circulates through every post office in this country, and continues to multiply. It furnishes its patrons with the lead ing features of the News, and a humorous compi lation of lively and pungent sallies which are float ing along the tide of Literature. The Salmafii sni is printed on large imperial paper, equal to size and quality to that which is used bv the largest and best Journals of the day. It is calcu bled that more than , - ?V" , Vti V AW lH w in tic turnished in this journal in one vear these, m addition to a choice selection of Satire, Criticism and V it, contained in its columns, will form a literary banquet of a superior and attrac tive order. rrVCIubs of roi n will be supplied with the paper for one year, from the commence ment, by forwarding a five dollar note, nmtti"t pa in. PREMIUMS. The publisher, prompted bv the uncxamplad and unexpected patronage which this paper has received, offers the follow inir nrei. - miums: For the liest ORIGIN AL COMIC TALE FIFTY DOLLARS for the best ORIGINAL COMIC SONG, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for the best collection of ORIGINAL ANEC DOTES. JESTS, cVc. not less than fifty in num ber, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for the best ORIGINAL COMIC DESIGN, SKETCH, or DRAWING, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for the second best, TEN DOLLARS. Persons entering as competitors, may or may not forward their names, agreeably to their own wishes. The premiums will be awarded bv com petent judges. AH communications on the sul ject must be addressed to the publisher, prior to the first of September, 1836, postage paid. A post-master s certificate will be a satisfactory guarantee of a remittance. Negociable notes of every kind taken in payment of subscriptions. Address CHARLES ALEXANDER. No. 3 Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place. Philadelrhia. Hew Goods. ROSS & EWING, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SWIMEII Which will be sold unusually low for cash. Vincennes, July 7, 1836 7-ora 1IW (0)Bo S. & W. J. WISE, AVE just opened a large aud general assortment of suitable lor the present and approaching seasons which they offer unusually low for cash or approved barlfcr, also 11 bbh. of N. O. Mulas-

SALE OF LOTS

BOX, Crawford County, Illinois. UK bubs fibers will sell at public sale on the pretiiues on Monday the third ol Oc holier next, the lots composing the Flot of laid I town. I Uriloy is beautifully situated on the west I hank ol the Wabash, 24 miles north of Viu I cennes, two miles east of PaicMiue, seven soutld HI oltroin, immediately below the mouth ol Lamotte creek. It is now the hiatlinp puce iurSuiin, loruie supply ot a large and rich portioo ol Illinois, especially for the chiel part of Crawford, Coles ami Shelby counties. . i r , .i . - . r ana u possesses advantages lor the produce busi ness, riot surpassed by any point on the river a hove Vincetiiiess. LeRoy is only seventy miles for the trade of oil the country west of it to I . n.IUg mo nniuiai uriui I due east oi v andalia, and is annd wealthy settlements on the Embarrass, not eii. ... Iqtiailed oy any other lor Ibe production ol I 'orB: Cattle and Corn. Lamotte prairie u immediately above, on the west side of the c' ,T ,C U,,,B ul l" "iver ,s the t'ements on Gill', Prairie. town tun gradually trom front street T ' fac.e , hill co..ta,.nP iltS?i ing the river immediately in front of the nlot The country in Ibe rear is high and rolling 1 1 here is a snrinr of the bet mmlitr nn th. plot, and in fact the subscribers know not e-f 1 any place in the whole country combining so I many circumstances affording the prospect of I prosperity in business, united with the en oy 1 "ient of health. A Steam feaw Mill has been erected on the 'w""'68' "ni1 ,"J":'P", buildings for a Grisl in. ne uiHciimt-i y ana muiumg are Ol Ihe first order, which will be sold nt private saleil applied for immediately. Part of the lots to be sold, front on the river, and present adratitageous locations for business. I be termsof sale will be 10 per cent, in cah the balance in eqnBl payments of 6, 12 and IS months, without interest if promptly pnid. ALKXIS LF. ROY, JOHN C. CLARK, K. I). M OFF ATT, G. W. FULTON, S. T STRIKER, SAMUEL BRUNF.R, Proprietor!, ft7-Thp editors of the following papers wi please publish the above in their respective pa pers, weekly, as long a requested, and forward their accounts to this office for collection . Louisville Journal nine weeks, Cincinnati fiazftte eight weeks, and the New York Cou tier and Enquirer seven weeks. Vincennes. July Id, 1836 7-1 It NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY, commission -ano jjoruinvmua A W E subscriber lias opened en Marltet-St LL nearly opposite the Bank, where ke has on hand a well selected assortment of LIQUORS, which he is determined to sell, to punctual men, cheaper than they can he bad in this ci ty. Being determined to devote his entire at tcnlion to the above business, he hopes his old customers and others, will call on him. ON HAND, JUST IMPORTED 25 hogsheads New Orleans sugar SO boxes Havana 3d barrels laf 75 bags coffee 200 kegs nails 100 boxes mould and dipt candles 60 boxes sperm 75 bbls New York Brandy, 4th proof 60 do do 2d do 40 " domestic SO half pipes champaign nnd cogniac brandy 6 pipes pure Holland gin SO barrels Baltimore ein 15 " domestic gin 12 " New England rum 0 " New Orleans rum 3 pipes old Jamaica rum 140 qr. casks Madina, TenerilTe, Golden Sherry, Sicily, and Maderia wines 10 doz. hoses (1 iloi each) old Maderia Ceylon hrand 100 kegs oysttrs 30 qr casks sweet Malaga 50 boxes claret wine 20 miiFcat do 20 " lemon syrup 15 4 assorted cordials 2 pipes good port wine 65 boxes gun powder tea 60 barrels fi"h 1 hbd codfish 6 barrels alum and saltpetre 2 " epeom salts 2 " ginger race and ground 1 " nutmegs 2 ceroons indigo 1 hogshead madder 20 caks cheese 125 boxes raisins fiO drums figs 1U0 boxes Boston soa 9 bales almonds 2 " filberts 100 boxes Scclch herring 20 boii s cliocolnte 10 mustard 60 empty demijohns 40 barrels nld rye whiskey llH) dried apples 50 kegs while lead 50 barrels good porter 60 boxes Inhacro, assorted No. 10 barrels alcohol 10 " peppermint cordial 20 bags tnble salt 20 baskets cbampaigne wine 50 dog painted bnckels 75 boxes 8 by 10 glns 60 11) by 12 " 40 " tumblers 8iHJ boxes melee cirars 25,000 Spanish 5 reams wrapping paper 60 cap 6 cans pine apple cheesp. F ft Til T.4V Louisville, April 15, I3G 49-6m f Cong Description Neatly, and expeditiously exe cuted at the GAZETTE OFFICE. BLANKS! BURNS;! .lljr.il S- FOR S.lLE .IT THIS

il WW Looking Glass -tlAKUFACTUREK, Offers for tale to country Merchants and others at Lis store, 210 Main Street, Cincinnati, a neat, general assortment of GILT AND MAHOGANY .i:V y . .c WW mm II ,1 Jlllll MM Mm '''jt'if'V m rvMV! f? WW,; w hich bA will ilianr.cA nt - ..... . - J. w w t wholesale or retail at reduced prices. Cincinnati, Ohio, May, 1st, 1836". l-ljr WCttV 1 v M J, I w v .a.i o ' twin W GROCERIES. GQOBSELL & LYON, Ecanstillc, la. HAVE now on hand a general assortment of Groceries, which they are disposed to sell upon yery nnerui terms. Orocers and filarchants, wanting goods, are respectfully request ed to can ana examine ineir stock, prices. Sic. Among the goous on hand or soou expected, are 40 chests tea 1(10 bags coflee 10 bhds. sugar, 20 bbls loaf and lump sugar 6 casks rice, 15 bags pepper and spice 2i kegs ground ginger 4 ceroons indigo 100 mals cassia 25 lbs nutmegs, 2u0 " cloves 4 casks madder 25 j us mackaba snuff 2 casks saleratus 15 boxes cod fish 20 bbls mackerel 26 bbls New Orleans rum 20 pipes, half pipes nnd barrels Sicnette. Champaign and common brandy 4 pipes Holland gin 10 bbls American do 30 Malaga wine, 12 Maderia fc TeneriflT wlDe 6 casks port wine 4 Claret do 35 boxes Claret, Muscat and Champnign Mine 22 boxes tumblers, decanters and bottles 100 " window glass 100 dnz Men's and Women's boots 1 shoes 100 kegs assorted nails 20 brads 8000 losmanilla cordage 200 kegsLoomis' tup rifle powder 60 " white lead 4 bbls spirits tu ipet e 4 kegs Litharge 12 boxes croma yellow and grceo 100 lbs camphor 200M) Spanish cigars 300 bbls salt. ALSO Moit other Goods Usually kept at a Grocery Store. All of wLich we (latter ourselves, wu can sell as low and upon as good terms as any other House in the country. IN EXCHANGE TOR GOODS 10,000 lbs live geese Feathers 6000 " beeswax 1000 " hogs bristles For which the highest market price will be gircn. Evansyillo, September 163315 NEW GOODS. DURTCH & IIEDERD, J JAVE just received their stock of summer comprising a complete assortment ol Domestic and For- Pitch Forks, eign Shovels and Spades, A few doc. wax calf skins, Carriage Trimings, 8 pair steal, tliplio 4' C. Springs, Cordage Jcc, 2 Casks superior old port wine, particu Hardware, Iron, IVails, Queensware, Glassware, Groceries Dye Stuffs, Scythes, sickles, larly for sickness. Vincennes, Jisne, 17th, 1836 3 tf JUDSE TAYLOR, CITY TONSOR AND BELLRINGER, rixAKHS this method of Informing' X his friends and old customers. sin "M'b&T lapiiii 111 me inuu Ol me IIV ii ."'""t "in luiiy ante an willing to do justice to any person who may be disposed to apply to h i id in either line ofhis business. His tnnsorial office is handsomely and conveniently filled up nearly opposite the Post-Omceeo water street, and every pains will be taken to render gentlemen agreeable while in hii house. All the papers of the place, together with other. are constantly kept by him for the benefit of those who mi;bt thus while away a few minutes pleasantly when in waiting, which othervi"e might be tedious. Vincennc", June Sth, 1836 2-tf. THE VINCENNES GAZETTE, Is JJublfshcti rbrrj SaturUan TERMS ?2 00, If paid in advance. ?2 50, If paid during the year. f 3 00, If nti paid during the year. $ 1 25, For ix month. Paper discontinued only at the option of the publisher w hile arrearages are due. fTAdverUeemenU( making one square or lees will be inserted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents' for every subsequent insertion; longer advertisements in the same ratio. Advertisements sent without orders, will in all case, be inserted until forbid, and chared ac cordingly. Such articles of produce, as are used in a farm'-. ly, will be received in payment for subscriptions, at the market price, delivered in Vincennes. RAGS! RAGS!! RAGS!!! Two and a half cents per pound, in cash, cr three cents in printing, will be given for any quan

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