Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 16, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 September 1836 — Page 4

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T.-nmai"fi of Love - ! ,.-.- n .In-iirtft iti.ti'iiiMiilrnt of PYf. The pressure of hands, or the Weathins; of sighs, Attend then its accents, ana uciirn io nppni, For Music, dear girl, is the lan-ua;e of love. For Music, dear girl, is the language of love. Tis true that the eyes and the lips rmy impart A counterfeit sentiment, tutored by ait; But nought can the pulse of sympathy ruoTP, Like Music, for that is the lancuaue of love. The tone of affection is framM in the soul, 'Ti;spirit, unfettered by matter's controul. For what is the lanuaae of Snaphs above, Uut Music, and there 'u the Ui,:uairo of love. Then douht doareet maiden, pr,.f. s-ions nnd ?i:n The clow of the hand; the ept-si..n "1" y s; Hut doni.t not 'he soul s n-Mi itsor.s. V. 111. !l l-rirtf That Music is still the true l.uuu.we of love. PGLmcia cods " and ends. Signs not to be iiitiinkt n. Tiio i'ittslnir, Pa. Advocate, of Yt dm sd iv l ist, herctofore a sionr Vi:rwrnRp:i-or) says: "Wc hereby pulihsiioil it on the house t i inat His our uetcnuniatioii to use CVCTV fair and honest humus to promote the elec tion ot tnat tried statesman nnd hero, WILLIAM HENRY IIAUIUSOX t the TrcsiJencv, and lUWCIS (JKAX(iER to tlio Vice l'rcsidesiey uf tliu Unit cd .States." Political Dandyism. "I wish," sui, an honest nn r.'ren mm, that my can didate was less -f a d.mdv. "A) c, aye,' Rata nnomiT, 'i twit lmn touicr day to share oil his rhiskers, nnd leave oil his rings and pold chains, and dress like r sedate man. This reminds ns of old No lIe, of the Sen -.te, fi em Indiana. Mr No 11 1 ." li-rl tjie r.wa a J iiu.ei. rv itii ol jrreat interest to his State hte-.r" tlie Senate, which lie could not .son:? how or "ti.cT pet t!iri)Uirh. At aiuu; period of tha session he called ur me tn , out j; wa opposed in consequence Of ,Lnainr not the Judiciary Com .uitwf, (M v an Huren.) ieinr absent. "What am I to do Mr. ( .'iiairman said Mr Noble. '-Vih;ii mn I tn tell my constiiucnts about tin"; bill. All I can say is, that the bill fvai put m charge of a little baldtieazeu old nanny, tr!o is ei"rn:;trf ri-n ning euier nnd r,'iath,g to the. "-("is." Nowif:ere is a ?rcat dra! of truth in this. Inste - i of an Iluren being- trie steady, sedate, sober-minded man, calculated for the head i f a en -at nation, and thinking only of the public good, he is the "ghiss of faeHe.n ami minor of tnste" prides himself noon the. neatness nnd exquisite style of his dress; Ids acquaintance with Susses, PS he fjtnoiariy calls the Duke, and other princes of the blood, and reminds; us of George the Fourth. "The dandy of t-ixty, who bows with prace who is a jm'f? of Perukes, ladies Tans and blond lacke" an. I vet Van Dure n when here, tries topiiss oil' as a Deniocrallll -V. J". live. Star. - Surely the honest farmers and mechanics, the working class of the American people cannot refuse Van Dutch for li.e i to vote for Martin residency such a pure, unsophisticated "De.nocra;" as he is the humble in .'vnnr.ii, won ri!es only in a sjihndid I MULISH Coer'i, with ENGLISH horses, ENGLISH driver, and English out-r-'.-hrz; and who has never refused to serva the people of America in any station, provided the salary aifordcd him means to revel in this fronreous displays of ENGLISH nobility!! Can it be possible that the free-horn sons of America will not give him preference, over the purse-proud "aristocrat," General Harrison, who after serving his country, with honor, both as a brave and meritorious Soldier and Statesman in fact grown poor in her service thinks it no depredation to labor on his firm? Let the honest working people reflect, however. To their judgment we are willing test the is.eue. Civilian. "'773 the lime, for action." Let our friends, here and elsewhere, remember that the crisis of our struggles is at hand. The object for which, through Ionr vcars of turmoils and convulsion, we have toiled, and which has t tdisK.d the hands and hearts of millions, must be pained or lost. It behooves all, of whatevt r rank or condition, to gird on the armor and mingle actively and fearlessly in the contest. ' "If our readers could be possessed of the information which we constantly receive, they would not hesitate to believe with us, that the regeneration of the country is at hand. If wc could rid ourselves for a short time, of the claims of private business if we could stiller the sense of our deep responsibilities to Heaven as men and freemen to take full possession of our minds if we could conside that in a fewyears more, we shall have finished those toils and struggles for wealth, which now seem to make men forgetful of almost all oilier claims a healthier state of public feeling would prevail, and the moral and political change, so imperiously demanded in this land of liberty, would be easier and more readily effected. ' .!? y Daily .Id v. We respond, with our V hole hearty, to the admirable sentiments co-stained in this passage. The Kr.r.r.M-: nation of jh." Ol-STKY is AT ham.! The ucwly awak

ened vigilance of the People lias been ac

companied by an energy and perseverance which cannot (ad ol succe ss. Men, ol bold minds and courageous hearts, in eve ry part of the country, are buekl.ng on their panoply for a decisive contest, and arc determined to rescue the Constitution from tin; insolent and bragging functionaries, who have well nigh obliterated and destroved it. It cannot be doubted that the presidential contest will he the preat : decisive strutrple between the people in terested in the reformation of abuses the abatement of the greatest political nuisances the reduction of the expenditures of the Government, and the diminution of j Executive poworand patronage between the people interested in true reform and retrenchment, and the corrupt faction interested in opposing these things. This is the true character of the present contest, and with our conceptions of what the public safety requires with "our sense of the responsibilities which rests upon us"' as men, freemen, Amercan citizens; nothing scarcely the common wants of business certanly not the ordinary pleasures of society, ought to be cared tor until "the moral and political change, so imperiously demanded in this land of liberty,"' is effected until wc shake of this incubus that locks up every faculty of our moral and plitical frame. Let not our friends place- any value on the vaunts of anticipated triumph with which some of the more adventurous Van liuren papers abound. They daily exercise their ingenuity in inventing soinethinto boast of. A NEST OF r-S:.TOCi?ATS. Z.Wv.' Hals!! L'als.'U ; Mr. Hood, the Irish orator, remarked in relation to his own holding olhee, that a patriot in ollice was the more a patriot for being in olliec. Uponaparitv of reasoning, a democrat in ollice may be said to be the more democrat Lfor being in ollice. What a consummate democrat then must he be, who is not only himself but hath congregated his whole family all his kith and kin around the Treasury corn-crib, l'lcss me! w hat a squeaking and squealing when thehoncst old Farmer of the North I?end, lilting up with his cane, a few of rotten planks of the post-oiliec establishment, lets in the sunlight upon the cheese parings and the rat family, we may imagine, but very faintly, what the scene will be. There! there waddles a fat, grey, lazy, superannuated old fellow. How fat he is! how slowly and lazily he moves! He has hardly energy enough to start from the uslified stick! heigh! what's that? a little, brisk, spry, diminutive concern, not full grown. How he frisks about! There! he's o if. The little dcraanr! lie un derstands scampering now. Look! there! 'jazing with stupitied amazement, is the main rat of the whole concern? he rubs his chops with his paws, pecrs'froin his accustomed corner, unable to realize what has come io pass. Mini, keen visaged, prematurely grey, or rather grizzled, cad averous and aghast, the flesh is meagre on his ribs, but the provender which he has piled up lor future use is, as Dailic NieulJarvie would say, "prodigious!!'' Now this last deputed rat is the Postmast er General the heaven born, the immac ulate, the beloved of all that feed upon the public even Amos Kendall and Amos is paid 80,000 per annum. The elderlv rat is the father-in-law of Amos He can hardly write his name, is indigen ous in tnc north id Ireland, more than 00 years old, by age physically incapable of earning a salary, and as to una ideations notoriously incompetent. His place is well known to be a mere sinecure, and under stood to have been created expressly for him. The spry little rat is a nephew mos, lives in the family of his fatheri.iu, is miner age, ami receives lor ins ser vices 61,200. There is another nephew of Amos, mamed Kendall, who receives ?I,100; and a boy in the family of Amos' father-in-law, who olliciated .as assistant messenger, but who is not now in the de partment, whose pay was -SfdO now count them up. Amos Kendall, His father-in-law, One nephew, Another nephew, The boy, nephew, or other close relative, 80,000 1,000 1,100 1,200 400 810,200 per a'um. There's a nest of democrats for you! Rats! Rats!! Ruts!!! TIPPECANOE. U. Slate Telegraph. T7te. Signs of the Times. It is but a brief period, since some of the wise men of the Van liuren party used all their powers to endeavor to convince the people that General Harrison stood no chance for the Presidency: that he was nominated with the intention of throwing him aside in a short time; that he was unqualified; that he had never done the country any service; and that it was preposterous in the extreme to think of the elevation of such a man. What is the result.' Fn m Main to Georgia the tide of his populantv is sweeping every tiling before it. He is looked upon by all opposed to the elevation of Martin Van liuren, as a man who can be safely trusted with the reins of government. The people are no longer "fulled by the cry "Ac llepublican party is in danger." They see and feel the evils that have existed for the last eight years, and they have resolved, in imitation of times gone by, to elevate to the Presidency a man who is honest, capable, and who will never violate the constitution. This man is William Henry Harrison. .ilium ij Journal. Waul j !,,: What you please, mean T expect iuuch more than I con in 7coou

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t3. FBM K sulncriher wishes to inform i tlie citizen? of kno ami the Miliae.ent counties that li" li.is nnd expects to keep on hand, an uswjS sorttnt nt of FASHIONABI.I3 HATS am! of eod quality, presuming a? lie docs, that lliose wishing to purchase will not be diiupponted in the price and quality. Mis shop is two doors below John C. Clark's Hotel, in the house formerly occupied by the Register of the Land Office. H. M. GILIIAM. Vinrennes, August 15th. 183 12-tf wars MANUFACTORY. J, & II. ADDILL, rrjj ESPECTIT LLV inform the citizens JJ U; of V inccnnes, and ita vicinity, that they have commenced the above business on Second Street, next door above Smitl and Carsons 6tore, and nearly opposite Dr. Somes, in all its various branches and invite Merchants and others to give them a call, as they are confident they can atlard their ware ns low as it can he bought either at Cincinnati or Lou isville, at wholesale or retail. As we intend that our juices shall be uni form both at wholesale and retail, mer chants may be eure of getting their tin ware at the lowest rates. Gutters am Conductors made on the shorted notice and most reasoable tern s. Tin ware giv en in exchange for old Copper and Pewter. Vincennes, March, 1C36 44-1y. N. D. Wanted two or three apprenli. ces to learn the nbovc business. J. k. A. v. vk;o 3kKEi; 1 3 on hand and oilers lor sale, at his new t Store on water street a lare su i'i ily ol ijooil Kenliawa Suit. irieeimcs July 2 5, ISHG S-tf. 1 1 AT 311 K subscriber respectfully informs the publi that he has on hand, and intends manufai turins cverv variety of T3? A of the latest fashions and best materials. Hi shop is on Market-St., between 'i and od., oppo site E. Drown s Collec-lion. Ml. AS fsf.'HNEE. Vinecnnes, Aiiii. 18th, ls:; 12-tf APPRENTICES WANTED, NE or two Apprentices wanted to the lauuinir and Curryim; Laziness. JOHN C HOLLAND. Vincenne. Xov. 14, lti3.. 242AXj PRuSS Invented, mnnu SiJ facta red unJ for sale by S. S. WCKIX SON, Press manufacturer comer of Eighth Mm streets, tancinnati. I'ress witl; counter Uio, 30 SEALS, of nil kinds furnished to order, nt Engraver's prices. I nicinnn'i, April l:vld 51-tl AND EK EH WINE & KOLLEMILHG. S ESPECrULLY inform the citizens of I 1 Vinecnnes, that thrv have nerranrn-i-.tlv f, Mblislied themselves in this place in the above business, on Market street, two doors above J. C. Clark's Hold, where they huvc, and intend constantly to keep, on hand SWEET CAKES, CUAGKEltS. CORDIALS AND SYRUPS, A!! of which they are determined 'o sell at the lowe-t Lo'iiviii cis.i prices. crc hant' mid Grocers are particularly requested to call inj examine lor themselves, prior to pnrchas elsewhere. N. B. rdrrs from the country will be nromntly attended to. V incennes. March, 3rd 18.1fi 40-ly GGODSEIiXj &. LYON, 1M3R C13JMJV rl & , EVANSV1LLE, I A. (Successors of W. Si J. and J . Lewis, &i Co.) Wholesale dealers in Groceries generally Nails, Paints, Glass, Boots, Shoes, ire. and bnyei 9 of most kinds of country produce. J-.vansvilIe, July 20, Ifi35. $ftfft bbls. Kenhawa Salt, first qualiSU? 'y for sale by WHEELER i BAILEY. Yinccnnes, May 7th, ISJij lu-tf 1 1 E-? t anne.l Tor customers on reasonable ii terms Apply to JOHN C. HOLLAND. Yinciunci, "ov. 14. 13-Jo. 14-

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MACKEREL. OS?0S. 1 Jt 2 Mar.kcrt-1, superior quality, .i hand and for :ilely WHtKLEK. DAI LEY. Juno 24th 18304-

SHADyVHRY superior Suscjuehanntih, on h;ind and J fur sale by WHEELER II BAILEY. June 2 !th, IC'iG 4FLOUR. (TOXSTANTLY on hand. Fresh family Flour and lor sale by WHEELER & BAILEY. June 24th, 1&30 4COFFEE. Sacks Coffee, scood (juality Havnnnh and i.io, on band anil lor sale bv WHEELER i. B Al LEY. Jane 2-1ih, 133G 4WHISKEY, A "TtTHISkEY liv the r,Hrrl.n stamiy on; iianu, and f, ur I suit I'V WHEELER June 2 Jth, 1SCG 4i BAILEY. CO-PARTNERSHIP. i-Si"iiA J. J: jt-p, sr tin vinir Mircbns i nomas J. I arson, in the merchandise nf ,o lirm nfSmith !i...l r.. i -.i . . . 1 v-fc u I Ml 11 II Hull. I IB lilrrtc! ,.l luture be carrieil on nt the ohl stand by the sub- . u v-uisuii. i mi; ousiness vi m -i runes tinner II. e tirm of Robert Smith . f'n uo will pay nil debts due by the late firm of --ri.it hi Carson, and to whom n II those indebteu .ire reipaested to make immediate pay merit ROfiERT SMITH. DEDUCE LEECH. incennes, July I jth, ,",..-,--' f A V J""1 leeeivcil anil are now openin; lars .5 it well assorted stock of seasonable consisting in part ol. Dry Goods, Hardware & Cut! cry. Saddlery, Glass and Queenswarc, Iron Castings, Nails, Fur, wool flats, Groceries, All of which will be sold palm lea. &c. at the lowest prices. I he attention'of purchasers is respectfully solicited. Vincenncs, May 20lh, 183'j 5I-tf REM0VA1 JesS Bit. JOSEPH M ADD OX, has removed his ollice to the room lately ocoupied by It. Y. Cad J in ton, adjoining the Post Odice. Yincennes. June 7th, 1 33 2-tf SUGAR. yT Y the Barrel a very superior mJ article, New Orleans Sugar, for sale by WHEELER & BAILEY. Juno 21th, 1S30-4-JUST RECEIVED 50 boxes Tin plate, one third cross. 1,000 lbs. of Russia Sheet Iron, best quality. i,owj j uniaua sneet-lron, 5GO " " Assorted Iron Wire, Far salo by J. H. AGDILL. incennes, June, ICth, 1G3i 3 tf WOOL CARDING. MAYING had my carding machine repaired tiiorouglilyand engaged a steady and experienced hand to attend the same; I u il be able I.) accommodate the nuhhn with the bci kind of work. . ). WHEELER. Yiucenues, May 7lh, 1S3G. SJ(BIE3ia!3 XL 3 P Received from New Orleans a Ercneral 3 assortment of CIroccries. Also a lot ol itoue & Fotter's ware for sale by I IIOBA & TRACY Vineenncs Juno 11,1833. Wknl Rolls TIOXSTAXTLY (in hnnrl nrl fori,!,. lLj I'V II- D. WHEELEil. incennes, Sept. 1, 1 C35. IJT'LOL'R, 1 y the barrel, or Retail at rny Milla1 -t ,1... r . i t i .. . w "in ij.o ui iiro uo.iars unit Iilty-ceut, per hundred, or fivedollars per b irrel H. I). WHEELER. incennes, I cb. 10th. 1 i3 krirs lar. for sale bv WHEELER ' BAILEY tf. incennes, May 7th, 1CJ0- 4J !IE highest market price in ca b, or leath er, paid for Hides. JOHN C. IIOLLM). Vinecnnes, Nov, 11. 1S35 24DEER SKINS WANTED. ZTII IRTEEN' ceats. per, lb. in cash, paid for JOHN C. HOLLAND. Vincennrs. Nov. 14, 1S3.V 24WiA UZJ LUiO subscriber has constantLffiwy. Art '.)' on band whisk.ty by the Ir j 'C1' - harrol nf o-nod nun 1.1 v fur c;1lrt , 1 le-ViT ' h - market price. Purchasers ere equested to call . t.. buuh a. Grocer. Vinrrnnes, July Sth, 1 G3' fi-t f Of ctocrij Drstrfntfoit Neatly and cjcpcdiliotishj executed at the BLANK NOTES G? HAHD. Xea'ly printed on neto fypr, FOR SALE AT THIS UFFCE.

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GGOOSEIL & LYOH, ErausrWv, 1.

fT AVE now uil hand a general assortment i. A Uroctries, which tbt-y are disposed to sd ... . - i it... upon very noeiai lerms oioit" ".' chants, wanting joods, are respect Itiily re(pie3t ed to call and examine their stock, prices, itc. Among the goods ou hand or suort expeclie.i ire 40 chests tea 1(H) bags eollee 10 hbds. sugar, 20 bbl IunI and lump mgar fi casks rice, 1 j bags pepper and sj.ict 20 kegs ground ginger 4 ceroons indigo 100 mats cassia 25 lbs nutmegs, 2o0 " cloves 4 casks madder 23 j.iis mackaba snuff 2 casks saleratus 1 5 boxes cod fich 2 "1 hbls niackerel 25 bids New Otleans ruin 20 pipes, half pipos and barieli Signctte, ChampaijMi and common bt .ndy 4 pipes Holland eiu 10 bbls American do 30 Malaga wine, 12 " Maderia it TuncriQ wine 6 casks port wine 4 (Jlarct do 35 boxes Claret, Muscat and Ciiampaigi .ttine 22 boxes tumblers, decanters and bottles 100 u window glass 100 doz Men's and Women's boots L ihoes 100 kegs assorted naih 20 " " brads fc'COO Ids manilla cordago 200 kegsLoomis' sup rule powder 50 " white lead 4 bbls spirits ta p 4 kegs Litharge 12 boxes crome yellow Bed green 100 lbs camphor 200O0 Spanish cigars 30U bbls salt. ALSO Most otlier Goodt usually kept at a Hrucery Store. All of which we flatter our selves, we can sell as low and upon as good terms ai any other House in the country. IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS 10,000 lbs live geese Feathers 5000 " beeswax lOOO " hogs bristles; tor which tho Inchest market prico Ttill bo Riv en. Evansvillo, September 1835 15 MEW WHOLESALE GBGGEBY, (Comiui.ssioa airt ifovUiavEilifj JTSIH E subscriber has opened on Market-St., JL nearly opposito the Bnnk, where ho Las on hand a well selected assortment of LIQUORS, ScC. which he is determined to sell, to punctual men, cheaper than they can be bad in this city. Being determined to devote his entire attention to the above business, he hopes his oh! customers and others, will call on him. ON HAND, JUST IMPORTED 25 hogsheads New Orleans sugar 20 boxes Havana 30 barrels loaf 75 bags coffeo 200 kegs nails 100 boxes mould bdJ dipt candid 60 boxes sperm 7j hbls New York Brand, 4th proof 50 " do do 2d do 40 " domestic 20 half pipes champaign nnd ccjeiae brandy 5 pipes pure Holland gia 20 barrels Baltimore gin 15 " domestic gin 12 14 New England rura 20 " New Orleans rum 3 pipes old Jamaica rutn 140 qr. casks Madina, Teneriffe, Gehlen. Sherry, Sicily, nnd Miidcria wines 10 doz boxes (1 doz each) old Maderia Ceylon brand 100 kegs oysters 30 qr casks sweet Malaga 50 boxes claret wine 20 20 15 muscat do lemon syrup " assorted cordiali pipes good port wino 65 boxes gun powder tea 50 barrels fish Mid co.lush barrels alum and saltpetre " epsom salts ginger raco ano grouna nutmegs t 2 ceroons indigo 1 bojsbead madder 20 casks cheese 125 boxes raisins 6) drums tigs 100 boxes Boston toa 9 bales almonds 2 " hlbert3 100 boxes Scotch herring 20 boxi s cboc's, to 10 eist-.rd v (:r",!'oliPS 40 ba: :t J ' M I J e ''-hiikey 100 " dried ap, 'C3 6 ) ke5 white lea 50 barrels good pr r er . SOT t0 boxes tobacco, r 10 barrel? nh-ohnl 10 " pepperm '-dNos. ordiul .1 20 bags tabic salt 20 baskets cLampaigno win 50 doz painted be kcts 75 boxes 8 by 10 gl.i'S 50 " 10 by 12 " 40 " tumldcr3 S00 boxes melee cigars !5,000 Spanish " 75 reams wrapping pnper 50 " cap " 6 cans t)iua oppla cheese. F. B. TILLAY. Louisville, April 15, 1S36 40-Gm FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLGURII! FSHS SUBSCRIBER Kb has roiistaully on hand Flour by he Larrelatid at retail. Unequal in quality to any man ufactured la this couotrj, and Corn ?Jeal. JLSO pootj assTtment of Groceu'r? at rflail X. B. 1 w:M give C2J cects, per bush el io caL ot W ;ieat

E. BROWN Grace. ViixroBea, Jo!j tbf 102 C-f

SALE C?F LOTS

tst . Crmrford Cainifu. .v.v ' Ji llE buhscribrrs uil at public s n VA the i remiies oil .Mni.ilsiv !. i.:..t f i . , " J .nun in ft;tober i.rxl, tho luti couiposig thu Flot of nid tow-II. it C lien is beau'ifullv s;t.,Q(.t i - . bai.kol tho Waua.h, 24 mil,-, UOrth of V. ceni.es, two miles oaM 1 pul, .,. K if Mtrtm, .mmediate-y b;BW t!l. 11U , f LamoMe (ri,k. j, (JW pl.ee for gods. tor th ,.,,,,.y ( , f r h portion ol lil,:u, especially for the ,h.tf part of Cauford tV-U-sa,:, ;,lby rollnIles and it possess advantages for (lie produce buinr, not surpassed by aiiy ,,., 0 the ri , bote mcenness I.tlJov is only seventy milet dueeatof a tidal, a. and is the natural de,.0tor I,-trade of .11 the country west of it to .hat place and no.th we.t to ,h border of g.u. gamon County, embracing tha extensive aud wealthy settlements on the Embarrass, not quailed by any o-her for the producon of I ork, Cattle niJ( cur. Lamotte pruirio i. immediauly above, on the west side of tbWabash, and is orm of tl,s In0t thickly tetta d prainc- , ,he -Cte, and liirectly ot.po.ita on he .-,,t m.V. with,,, ne milwof tliu Knur is the selilemenfs on (;,)!', Prairie. ' Tlie tow,, ,-j,,.s ira.lo .l y ,rCM11 proU, t(reJt on l!,e river, uii tl... f.,,., .,f i ,n . . plenty .,f .. B,l rflilI lhe ,,e.( ,:. 2 t llHf. l. n l-.sr .....:.... I' . i l . . 1 . ';?''"' !"".(,. e-, ,;ont of the plot. I b - cotl!,v ,;i ,,iir ,ijgh aru roif" P. re h of U.e best tj.lity wh9 plot, and m (act (!,e subscribers know not f any n.acc . the l,ol couuirv c.binin,. ,o many circumstances uf.'ord;.,."n. . prosperity in l,,nlue,s, uuileJ will, ths .bjot. meat of henllb. " A Srl.am Saw Mill hr., beeo erected on th u'u'f. a:i1 "1:i,'i:,,, buildings for a Grisl . 1 1 1 - 1 ''- macl.inery and building are of tis lira order, wbicli Hill be sold at pnaU Juleif atiplii d lor iumiediat.-lv t'.ti. f n. i-.. . " , . HID IOIN IO be sold, front or, the river, uud prcent ada. tnpnnm lne'.tio i 1 nie termsofs.ilewiilbe 10 per tent, in rh, the bainnce in e.jua payments of f, 1 auJ JS mouths, without interest if promptly mid ALEXIS LE KOY, KULN C. CLARK, K- D. .MOFFA1T. 1. W. FL ETON, S. P. STRIKER, SA.MUELJiatL'NER, lJreprirtr$. ,G5Th ed:tors of the following papers will p.ra pub!,.h the above in their r.-pective pancr.3, weekly, as Ion-as requested, and forward their a cois to this office for col.ection . Louisville Journal nina weeks, Cncii.DWt (azetle eight weeks, a,l the Nev Yo.k C.tt. rl' r, ,r" Lnqiirer seven weeks. 4.. on cones, juiy jo IS36 7-1 It NMW GOODS. '.fAYE just received their stock of suukior comprisin; a complete assorltoent of ' "ontitio and lor- Pitch Forks. Shovels and fpadetv A few rftz.jwax eaif ikiai, Carria;e Triaaiaja, 8 pair steel, tlijill 4 C. 3prins, Cenlage tc, 2 Casks soperlar olal port wine, parlicoHardware, Iron, Nails, Queenswaeo, (jln.swtre, fi roceries, Dve StuCf, Scv lhe, aicWles, larly (or .ekucst. Vioeenne, Jone, TTth, 1836 3 tf JOBSE TAYLOR, CITY TONS Oil AND EET.TRINGER, riTAKES this method of Bfermlosj o...i ;ff a hn Inenrls and old cutomers. I t B I iU. . i, , i. ;..i, .i , i liyj:r u isi.ii jn me lanu ol the li LSing, ana lully able anf willin? to da . i ...... u. unviou ig J.ipply to him in cither lino of his business. His tl-.lui.to nnv nprinii 1. m I.-.I.. i. .wn-ji ii.u uiiilu is nuni.someiv ami convtnieutly filled up nearly op osile the rost-Olhca on wte street, and every puins will be taken to render gectlrrnen asrerable while in bis liousa All the papers of the place, together with other, are constantly kept by bini for the benefit of those who roijl t thus while away a few mio utes pleasantly when in waiting, which tieYincennes, Jnuo Slh, U36 2-tf. JUST RECEIVED, 2 BARHKL? h iai-rced oil. 6 doz.SadJJo Trees. EURTCH& HEBERO July 1at,1 33C 5-tf S, W. J. WISE. nrVE just opened a large aud general sortmeut of uitahle for the tirrsenf Atut nnnrAl.;. sons which they oilVr unusually low for cash or i i . . . i i i . . . . . nppiutcu uarier, also 1 1 fcoij.jol IN. U. Melavses. 'Ueennes, July 22, lC3r S-tf. CLANKS . FOR MAOtSTRATI-.S FOIt SATF. IICRI I5 ew "SB n a BUTLER & G CLEM AN. HE now opetiincr a lare and full a-ssortmo O 'JL of Strain JJoiinels, ifyc. $c. 1). ift C acents f.,r the importer., will constantly keep on hand the (r(i:l) Anchor Uraml Chaiupaijne; and a sejicri..r iirieli- of .paid.-h --gar:: At tin ir Whi di s.de store, eorni r of .Main & ter Street Evan sviK v.1? 11:h. 3 -T' 10-tf rF"p. 'iv0 I'-'tri ls l-e.-t qualitv I.insJ .I 0iI T!e. very low, at retail . V 'i-'Vi tiie liarrel. hy naS-r.'wTf- ra II ITT fe HtWVP'!. July :iu, 1S3G J-tf.

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