Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 28, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 December 1836 — Page 4

A FRIEND. I.i t adverse winds around us How, Ami fortune's frowns attend; But deep despair wc ne'er ghall know. Whilst earth affords a friend. When all our brightest hopes depart. And lift s best prospects end. There's notoingthat can cheer the heart, Like wisdom and a friend. In friendship many joys we find, Yet friendship sorrow sends; For gloomy grief o'erwhelms the mind, In parting with our friends. Besides nn insult has i's sting When enemies contend; But insults double anguish bring W hen coming from a friend, But ev'ry sweet conceals its gall Our brightest hopes but tend To disappoint: so after all There's nothing like a friend.

Ltschixo Liw. Judge Lynch holds too manv courts in nor Southern country; by and by it will supersede the laws of the land altogether. We observe in & Tennessee paper, that a man

was lately taken up for stealing, and he had the

choice offered to him of ho.ng Lynched or sent to jail. lie chose the former, when they stripped him and gave him a hundred lushes .and put him in a sort of a canoe on the Mississippi, and set him adrft with a loaf of bread and I've dollars. This proceeding shows a singular mixture of cruelty and kindness, and as the follow had his choice, it is not ns bad as it would otherwise have been. But so many precedents as we lately have had u nd to waken the respect of the people for the regular laws of the land. When such occurrences happen, thev do not rrenorallv -jive a man his chui.v;

and, no matter what his crime may be, he has

a ngat to tair trial, ami to suca punisnmcnt a

the laws award. Society cannot be held together

if this doctrine cf Lynching becomes junm!nr. Neither tloirsjins, nor taninir and feathering, ne r piping, without tho sanction of a jury and the sentence of a ccurt are legal methods of ptinishiTig misdemeanor and crime; and it we intend to live in a land, of laws, those laws anyht to be

Etiquette.

A little work has just been published in

(.ilasgow, entitled the "Science of Eti

quette," which furnishes a summary ol

the laws of good breeding, condensed into a small compass. The following are a

few of the maxims:

lrtie politeness consists in appearing

easy cud natural, not torced and aliected.

"II, upon me entrance 01 a visiter, you

continue a subject you begun before, vou

should always explain the subject to the new coiner.

"1K not allow vour love for one woman

to prevent your paying attention to others.

i ue oojeci oi vour love is the onlv one

who ought to perceive it.

'Avoid ad proverbs and cant phrases in

conversation.

'If you meet a lady of your acquaint

ance in the street, it is Iter nart to notice

ioi'Jlf&t, unless, indeed, you are very in-

umaiL. i iie reason is, n iwu now to s

lady first, she mav not choose to acknowl

edge vou, and there is no remedv: but il

flic bow to you you as a genth man cun-

no: cut tier.

"Xcvcr nod to a Ldv in the street, nei

ther be satisfied with touching your hat,

nut take it ojff; it is a courtesy her sex de

mands.

"Do not insist on pulling oil" your glove

on anv very hot dav when vou shake

hands with a lady. If it be off', whv, all

very well; but it is better to run the risk

of being considered ungallant, than to pre

sent a clammy ungloved hand. "If you meet a friend in the street, in a coiiee-housc, shop, or indeed any public place, never address him by name, at least not so loudlv as that others mav

Sensitive people do not

vC to

hear it

or '.Mr. Smith,' and so attract d

notice. Accost your friend nit

not roar out 'All! Mr. Smith! how do vou

hownup to strangers as 'Mr. Jones'

disagreeable

and do

ADVERTISEMENTS.

June tilth.

SUGAR. Y the barrel a very superior article, New Orleans Sugar, for

sale bv WHEELER ec BAILF.Y. !S:iC 1-if.

SHAD

Hp, ?ERY superior sus.piehannah, on hand and

Jf tor sale by W HEELER & BAILEY

June 24 t!i, 1506 1-tf.

sjf and Cumin

Kegs Tar, for sale bv WHEELER ec BAILEY.

.May 7th, 133.J Hl-tf.

JytjIIE hichest market price in cash or leather. cEi paid for hides. J. C. HOLLAND. Nov. Hth, lsH3 21-

KMW GOODS.

s, &

V. J,

9 tllJI

t"AYE just opened a large and general assortmen t of

suitable for the present and npproachin

which ttiey oiler unusually low tor ca:

ed barter, also 1 1 barrels of N. O. July 2'Jd, 1 ):!(! 8-tf.

U'l'PrNTICIlS' WAMHI).

or two Apprentices wanted to the Tannintr

Business.

J. C. HOLLAND.

Nov. 11th, 1 333 21

PADDLE and

l7 Harness Man

ufacturer, would inform his friends that

he keeps constantly

on nana next door

to his Tanning and

Currving establish

ment

nril-

a : u III iij'jrt. I I I I L i'

(TP

;v.,l Riii utaterstjne.i

now oj. mng; a

tur puluic aecommod ttion in that commodious buiMitrj Ion? occupied as an Inn, bclonuin to

Waller Armstrong, Esq., from whom he has taken a lease for a term of years, where ho hopes in a -holt time to be prepared to keep a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, o:pial to anv in the Wotcni countrv. The house

itselt ii unusually pleasant with lare and nirv

rooms,aud aim-cably situated, standing on a square alone, unconnected with other buildimrs. The

whole premises is underjoin rcpr.irs, which, when

completed will render it as convcni.'iit and as com

as any similar

1 or approv-

Molasses.

11 . 1 r ii

tues, Harness, eve

of which will be sold low for cash, ori

most articles of countrv produce.

Yineennes, November 11, 18U3 "1

f.irt .lit,. t"..r 1 1

Saddles, Ln- I ..t .Mi-hmcnt in the Shi,-

The stables w ill be inferior to none in th try and well supplied with hay, grain, Ac. A Ecadiri'.r Room, is intended to be kept

shore

lapers from the Atlantic citic;

sec-In

di:i:r skls vatj:i; fMHlRTEEN cents, vr. lb. in ca-di paid for ?- Skittsi. JOHN (.'. HOLLAND. "inccrt.ics, Nov. 11, 1S:J-21-

CITY TOASOR A.M) JJELL-

HL(ii:R, 3rmr riiAKES this method of informing his friends and old customer, that

l!!!!'!S$l' is still

DISSOLUTION,

j '' Kyr a -11 H niu v 01 aiu-SLti-

M'-ZZZT Sllli'Iierctolore ex-

-Lsjt&? istinj between tin; Subscribers.

under the tirm of siuith and Carson, was dissolv

on ttie 10th ultimo bv mutual consent. 11. iSmiih

iv Co., are fuilv authorised to settle the bus-ine.

ROB MKT SMITH.

THOMAS. J. CARSON

Yineennes, July, 5th, ls3(5 (J-tf.

1 1 1 i-rti1

lo Mr. Smith.'

Hows a j

1 . :

11 is very oliensivc. am

t want of proper deiieacv

. -licit. Several

d ata! obeved. Jadje Lvnd

mistakes, to b(

scrupulously re-p

is too rash, makes too

trusted with supreme jmwer.

A pronos of this noted jurist: the EnelisL

papers, we perceive, believe him to be a livin

and breathincr ftuictionarv, rcjitlarlv commissioned.

Just a, fei a bnej time they could not not bo persuaded that there was no such peisonage ns Major Downing, who wss in the habit of sloping with the resident. Albany Advertiser. A Pnzzlc for a Postmaster. Sometime last spring, Mr. 1 , of this city, who had been wintering in the AYcst, was presented with an ear of a new and very remarkable species of Indian corn, which came from the Koeky -Mountains. Wishing to send some of the seed to his father a substantial f armer of Oneida County he enclosed a single grain

in a letter, and toon, ii to tne post olhce 111

Louisville. The letter was superscribes "To Mr. So-and-so, Oneida co. r. V.,

enclosir.o- a single rramof Indian corn.

The Pest Master was puzzled. He knew

not what to charge. It was not a double letter, because there was but a single piece

of paper. And the law had made no provision for the postage on corn. Coats, indeed, had been mailed, and t-o had shirts the latter especially by the Western

members of Congress, liut then, so far

as the worthy Post Master knew, they had always been franked. Besides, if they had not been, a shirt was no more like a grain of corn than a grain of corn was like shirt. And the worthy functionary, to do him justice, could sec very little resemblance between them.

He was thoroughly puzzled for want of

a precedent. But, as time ami tide wi; will wait for no man, and as Mr. 1)

was quite anxious that his father should

.1 X,;c

were conversing the other evening the present high prices and scarcity' visions when a wag who was p said, by way of confirmation, th

times were without a precedent, for

seer, no

en tic me

hch

siunlotcs soldi in Buffalo with

the pa:

n week fur tf-S

per cwt. .-litre

-in iiisn pig mercnant, who had more

money in his pyekct than his ragged ap

pcaiauee oenoieu, tooK an inside passage

111 0110 ot our Staoe coaches, rhiriri

late severe frost. A dandv, of the

g the

,1.

nrst

Oluer, WflO was a tr ov nnsseno-oi- -u--i

i s ' evidently annoyed by the presence of Pat and having missed his handkerchief, task

ed liim with having picked his pocket,

tiireatening to have him taken before a ma-

g-strate at t:ie next stage. Helore tiiev

arrived there, however, the exquisite found

his handkerchief, which he had depositee in his hat. He made a very awkward kind of an apology upon the occasion; but Pa! stopped him short with this remark "make yourself casv, mv honev, there is no oc

casion lor anv bother about the matter.

You took me for a thief, and I took von

for a gentleman; and we are both mistaken, that's all mv honev."

uncriiHU I'utn 0 a Uroccr. A grocer, named Patrick Thompson, residing at Glasgow, in an advertisement in the Glasgow Courier, states that, as soon as lie shall have made 130,0(10 cash retail sales to the extent of 5s. each, lie will present to one of his customers his house, offices, and garden; and he proposes that the choice shall be determined in the following manner; Every customer's name shall be enrolled in respect of each 5s. purchase in a book open to every purchaser, and when the 150, (!00 sales shall have been effected, the 150,000 number corresponding to those mimes shall be put into

a wheel made for the purpose, and, after .1 1 .... i 1 . - 1 ....... 1 t

uiu w :k ei 11:1s oeen revolved, one name o

in the land of the li im

1 fully able and willing to do justie

my person who may be disposed to applv t 1 in cither line of his business. His toiisori: e is handsomely and convenient! v fitted u a'. r street, and every pains i!i he t-diet! t .'er ueistleinen acreoablo while in his h"!i-.

papers of the place together with ..ther

are cmst-intly kept by him fi-r the hem lit ,;f th.

n.10 nu.'lit tn uk we.Ke away a tew :;ii:ieti

rend, Ail t

STOVES!! iSTOVES!!!

Cll.V U;

1:1 W.

::e, whit

: pieas-li-tht b.

1j are 11:111 y ex

pecting 100 Cook'

mg, ten plate, 7 plate and

Franklin stoves, of various

tX-Jsizes, which will be oiler-

AVVV rtl at a small per cent, ad-

vrmeconv mcinnati prices,

:i Use nuui!. hi 01 transportation, at our

ami other

Hans of our country ili be rejular'v tiled.

tins. Ins new undertakimj. the undersigned intends

to make every one, who mav be pleased to call as

comfortable and as much at home as nos.-iUo.

Dnncrs can be l'urni.-hc.l with luls lbr the con-

eiueiice ot their stock. It. C. LANfHlOV

Lawreneebur-jh, July 23, !S:,T, 20tii Liiiroiis of Nrwsp.ivr.ns, Ac. ( ne of your corps, it w ill be seen bv the above

notice, has ceased his wonted vocation for a season

and assumed another. From an editor he is metamorphosed to a Boniface. Instead of catering for the mental tastes, of old literary friends, he is about to cut and carve for the corporeal pallaiis of new ones in epicurean! style. Should any of vou

banco to pass this way, no matter of t hat politial creed, you shall be sure of a cordial rccention

and a hearty welcome, scot free, and truly happy will he be to greet any of his former brethren of 'he toilsome art.

Kespeetfullv, &r. K. C. LANGDON-

i-l.

tree!

:vv-

:x IJiiiiclri'tl hltls.

1 - I 1 1 IK

w m-ii'.-aie iiroccrv on !i::;r

incite John C. CI vk's II,,;,.!

Bl Urcil A; HKBHKD Vinct nnes, Sept. H:!i, 1M(' 15-tf.

V1XCEXXES

Practical Must i I stir.

I'ni'RTH viiai;. .1 to nviAls of flthcr sex or any a,rr

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7. . ..

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W iir.r.I.KR .V 15 AH nes.Nov. 1?, 1 .:(; i:i-tf.

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"N A Ti 171

B U LAVE J I NOV ELsT " The only Edition published in Xumlirt to tend .? Mai!. 6 number nolo rca, y fcr'di.lii tru

NDUCL'H by the extraordinary sale of his beautiful set of Marrvatt's Novels, the Pu),.

lisher of those works did, on the 1st day of Julv, commence in the same faultless st le, un edition of the rclr! rated lUilwer Novels, cen.piisinc 1'tlhtim, VujI Cr-Jfurd,Lait Duija vj ' lu-"'-' Jntmi.c, liiinzi, Eugene Arum, lii-uwiictly-rilriniii f the Lhinr.-St Falkland, Making a uniform edition of nearly 1,500 pnirci 100 more than Marrvatt. They are publislu d in sf mi-monthly numbers, each of which contains 1 complete work, with a title-paste and cover. The whole series will be completed in 8 No., and will be furnished to subscribers at the extraordinary low price of 3 50, payable in advance. They ill be sent by mail, carefaliy packed, to any part of the V. !S. or Canada. Three complete sets mav be had b.r 10, payable in advance, by directing ,,r dels to that etli i't, em-losiiiT the cash, posta''e ni-

Ojn.c ,. UtvuUieutU.ii of Pomil, r X, ,!

NOTJCL. The publication of the above wa-,

eonuni need mJu v. In Jamiaiv ncM. ne,,,l,, r

re)uL!u alio;.- of some celebrated modern Novell, A will take j lace, cither James, Cooper, Irvintr, or

some ottier of couai rejaitc. It is d, tern, u. d bv the presetit I'liplisher. that the American public shail be furnished with the me-'.t beaulir'el. and at same time cheap, edition of modern Nowlists exant. .fA few copies of Marravatt are vet for aleatr-t. L. A. liOl'IlV, Ptd-li.-!icr, VVt, .'". The Sketch Book, ol Cluirr.cicr ; Or Curious and Authentic- Narratives and Anecdotes respecting Extraordinary Individuals.

jirfjt

r tli" fu!!i.ti:i?7s trcr!; frimi r.mvlr

muttrials, care halt been taken tit iirm'tl. in Ihr

main, tbe bi ttltn track of former compilers; ti prexnt the readir rut lit r vhut wax inacct:i;l,ir, thun to copij v:tll knolvn bioriij.-bi'es ul eventr. The principal object of the present colic-li, n, i to supply a pleasimr variety of that kind of in, ideiit, which, by exhibiting the marvellous in circumstance, and the cxtraoidinary in character, displays the occasional waywardness of 1 vent, audits frequent curious operation upon the human mind. It would be easy to prove that, ir.dcp, l.daetlv f mere entertainment, a knouli-dce of remaikablo facts is necessary to correct the ju.luen cut, i en upon every day transactions, and in the beb-ncc i f Ii! ', as well a in every oilier, i; is neecsnrv to become aeiju.iii.ted v. i;h the exceptions to th," s;e;., r-

i o c-luim'e properly what is

rs are on V;

it t.,eir r:t w

!cr

: ti.

SSIDK.-

i'j Airly

nc .! tor cust, to

mcennes .Nov. I i. 1

mors on reasonable terms J. C. HOLLAND. -I'? 2 1-tf.

Ii ycszrr- st.mtiy June 21th, ls3fi rj-tf

nsKi.r liytnc Im.tcI con-

on nand, and f r Ii c. DA ILL Y.

lo Will

friend

al. They will Itoekoon, H,

and Linen. Flaxseed, I'

DI1Y CIOODS,

11 tlii-y womu mvite the and customers, and ho

tteliti.

1 1: .

the

gener-

ree ive in exchange for (roods. Deer.

ilut and Opossum skins, clean Cotton

ra-'s, (onscntr. Iteeswax, Feathers.

ax and Tow Linen, White De:

riiovi i::i)

Limit, d to about twenty

Instruetiou "iven so in to

ihble troth not excluded, Tuition 1 5 per year, l.-.rjc f.jr wood, iic. .Mr. June 10th, ls-oG 2-tf.

IF DMSlIiLD. nty tijiils t... a tea

fit pill il:, f.,r 1. 3 per (juartcr.

I.Mr.

al rule. po.-ess ii'fi.rma tr the 1:1

si)

,.f

,;i.i:

d le

nv know ledi'e . 0:1 is oli'y to be

eio;,.!,:e ami .;i--iiliiir, v. ae

; 'Until on vnx roonotnii

i-l :c.:,, '.),: :.!'!; X

1 1

1.! th

CKOSDY. Conductor

THOIiN & TRACY.

SALT FOR WHEAT.

IIE subscriber "ill cxcliantre .jlt li.r V.'h.

6 bushel for bushel. If. V. AVIILL'LL'D

October (,:h, IS.'iiJ 10-tf.

XOT FHOaI DRY CLAY.

IIL subserih. r now olTers for sale Flam's I'atent ISrick Machine, for maUim; slack l.riek.

1 lie o. e. together with the niht to use them wiih-

111 tne States of Kentuckv. In.h.iua. and (!ii:.

I'he su'ici ioritv of those machines over anv ;t!v-

rs, can be shewn by the subscriber, -ivho has had

acm m sueeessiid operation tor the present sum

mer. 1 he brick arc much better i manufactured at

mttcii less expense than bv the o-.liuarv wav.

ersons wishing to purchase, are reourstcd to call

n me at the x.ouisvi e Hotel, where thev wi'I be

the .Machine and 1 i',-h made bv it, which

June GO. 1 st:iG-

-tf,

CASH

FOR

DOMESTIC GOODS. n Tin . .1 -itt

' fc. uu', suuscnucr winkcrnartularsin-

11 -

d ai

.1 at one show ihcm t

le imiirovcmeiu. JONATHAN sept. I Kh. lc b'. IT- I Ot.

.idvanta-.re ol" tliis vulu-1

IIOM'IIX.

T'K" of

Rap

on hand. Un

known to ne

Cassinclts, Spun Cotton, Hats, t'j-c. SfC.

WHEAT.

-v 1." i . , . 1 1 t .....

. oenar per nusiiei, or the lii-he.-t market

price, will be jriven for any miantitv of co

rnerchantable wheat, delivered at mv mill.

J. L. COL. MAN.

Yineennes, Oct. 6th It tf.

Domestic Cootls

upenor ipiulily of winch is t-o well

mation. ( onsistini' of j

Clothes, iilankets, 31erino,

i!i-; sub

busine

le buiulim.

U-AiLik

ci;

I'Oli

O. t. fith. 1S30 10-tf.

J. V.'. MADDOX.

CG-PAFiTNERSHf?.

S3 LOIKiK LLL'CII bavin- purchased on the

JiJ IC'lil uliimo tb.e in!ere.-t of Thomas J.

uson, 111 tl'.e merchandise ,,i tae tirm ot Smith id Carson, the business will in future be rrn-.-d

m at the iM stand bv the subscribers under the

n of Robert Smith oc Co. who will p iv a"

utu iV earson.

COAl-ECTiOA'ARV, AM)

cr has jnst commenced the a

mis piace, 111 i:,e se, o:-.cl story 1 M. Jones, adi'iini'irr l. s !!,,,

nei tore on Market street. He has already rf

ccive.la liberal share of i-:;b!i - ,,t,.

hopes, by strict attention to business, 10 m.'-ri'i

ntinuancc of the same. He has for three veie

l--t. bi-ei, i ,.o,-f, tl.;.. ..I 1 ,

- X , ...... nu. u

l-rcman of J. Jj, Martin, from his

trance 111 the

flatters 1

bts due by the late linn of

d t-i w hf-ni i1 ike inimeihat,

lneeii'ies

I! those indebted are requested ' pavraent. IiOUERT SMITH. (ilKlKCII LEECH.

loth, 13(1 fi-tf.

shall 1.,

drawn from the wheel

get the grain of corn early enough for the

planting season, the post master imall

concluded to charge the latter with sinclc

postage observing at the same time, that

if it was nor correct, the post master, to

whose olhce it was directed, might alter it, if he pleased. In due time the letter, with the grain of corn, arrived safely- at the Uti-

ca 1 ost Onice, where old .Mr. D cal

led for it. "The postage is paid," said

the old gentleman to the lad in attendance. "Yes, sir," said the lad, "It is paid for a 1 . . 1 .49 .11. 1

single tetter; out "iui wiiat, vouno

man? You dont call this a double letter, do you?" '-Double? No, not exactly,' said the lad, and turning it over and ap

pearing quite as much puzz.led as the post

master had been at Louisville. '.No, sir.

'taint 'zactly a double letter, nor 'taint zactlv a single letter. (Somehow I don't know

rightly what it is. It's a kind of I should say as near as I can guess, neither one nor 'totherish." As the lad was so much puz

zled whether to make an additional ehartrt or not, the letter was left until the post

master, who was absent, returned. He

was nearly as much puzzled as the bov

I5ut after turning the subject in his head

for some tune, he finally came to the conclusion that there was neither law nor precedent for inflicting postage on Indian corn. Here, therefore, ended the. matter, so far as the letter and the postage were concerned, and here we mijrht end our paragraph. But we cannot forbear mentioning the produce of the sir.gte grain of corn, that came in a letter ail the way from Louisville. Old Mr. 1) planted it, and the produce was no less than sixteen tars of nourishing corn. A. J". Tran.

whom he will present the house, olhce?

ami rraruen, tree ot expense or encum

brance. He will oive the customer, if he

wishes it, 1,000 pounds instead of the

property, deuuetnio; five per cent, lor

prompt payment. The enrolment coin inenced on the 1st of September, and MiThompson states that a considerable num

her ot names have been cnteiel. Mr.

Thompson's 5s. purchases w ould produce

d,oOU pounds, and supposing he only obtained a profit of percent, his nett'pro lit would amount to t)5ST3 pounds, (-13,-0001)

A laic and distinguished clergyman of

Connecticut, who was famed for his witti

cisms, dined one dav with the senior dea

con of his church. The deacon bcinir an

old fashioned man, was in the habit of

asking bl-jssings of a wearisome L, .;,;!,. On this occasion he was particularly pros-

ing, ami nnaiiv lorccd to pause to oam ,,. ,.i.- .'-.r 1 .1. 1 1 c

nc v ouj-j-iv in menu aim worus. 1 ne

instant he stopped the pastor sat down and commenced rattling his knife and fork The worthy deacon, very much licon

certcd by the conduct of his reverend guest, opened one eye anil lookinir down to him, exclaimed Doctor! Doctor!! Iam

not through y-t, I only hesitated." "He

uate. replied the Doctor, "it is no time

to hesitate when a turkey is cooling." Xortculk Lu -sir.

The Xcw Itinsiiin Minister. It is sta

ted in the Liverpool correspondence of the

Pennsylvania Sentinel that the Baron de

Maltiz is to be Russian Minister at Wash

ington in place of Baron Krudencr. Bar

on de Maltiz was formerly the Russian

:eeretary of Location at Washintrton,

where he married an American ladv, the

laughter of our fellow townsman, William

Lec, Esi. I J3t. Alias.

V, undersigned bavin? closed h the mill, and ib.in-j to ( lose the

e. would reiiuost those who

t 1 call al.-l .sett!" their resjieetive debts. H. 1). V H EEL IYineennes. An;. 9th, 183f5 11-

f th,.

s.ore at accounts

e in.leb

.J 1& Uti TF TV

V-L iA vifii MS JX a

EliEUWIXE & KOLLEBEEO.

SiLtii Liii,! lnlorni the citi-

Z vi zens of Yineennes, that thev have permanently established themselves in this place in the above busines. on Market s-trcect, two

doors ahoe J. V. Clark's Hotel, where they have and intend constan'y to keep, on hand

firs

ace, up to the present time.

'If, that from his lonj ev-en'.-n.-

liu- iuess, both in Outtimr and Makin-v i c .. :n - . . r . .

' "in iioi ue interior to anv

country, being determine, nevmen.

mcennes. Oct. I2lh

mat hi:

western

... 1. .t..i

10 kc.-o me nesr 01 .l,,nr-

S t.i )f 'If I'x riT i

tf.

- oil

' ---' ' !; or I. roj, I.. ':

of,',(J

ortr -!nt . ?!( I to f: o o 1 ' '. Ten: s. ' l

f,r ;.-. .r.,v-.v. (iOHIIV. le'i hi,.

we must

e;M!:d thu 1 a'.ten'.i, u eie 1 ci n. do!-;. It ''-' ', ',. ' o ;,.:,, , Will

of .'-

'.'

. I"-.-

ill I A IS.

eofct.'J

WA A Hill AT Ei)

And (';.. of ( 'rim in a I Juri-prtui 10

.If 1 . r . 1

oho o.t :u 1 it, j 1 out 1 tie t;ri;ist rteorii. Selecied by a member of the l'hil'a. lh-r. 7 're.', .(;. til 1 1 itlhrroft Eolh ; .h' - tin; 11k re.-; Li in lMordtr I'irucij-Eoi: fc-- k r. .y

rWiirsi-. r,-,,,:,i I. r,l,l.' nii.T ,1. ;,.i.... r. ;.i.

.. ........ ...... ... , j ,, , .in,!. .,, it; 1 ij.,1. have been collected from all th,-beat sour, in

which the puUic and jai.ate I.ihraries of I,'.;

coui.ii-y ailord. I he i.i;ii:!-:, will embrace ;:;anv recei.t cases fur, .i.-bed -x hi.-lve'v bv t... T . .. ,.',.

Anneal lh -::-ier. a'.d r, eo;:r, e ':,.!, ,, I, 1

1.11: use: ipts v. her" pm: led d.,dumeri! procur, J. It is luhc-.ed that thu

:d!

elle.-tloa

il-ari- s of ca Icr. 'j

i:.t lee

lies I.av

d.i-

in tho

1; 1.,

m the

." the 1 .iidiilar

mur.'er protestii upon t!i

M.'ii.uer laia'icncv

cr, J'hy.-i i.ui, and of the liar the :i

eeou.mend il. as tln-y mutt km w i: the general lea.ler. who mav be inischaraeter, the publisher assures them

:nd, when completed, a volume ise and exeitiie; interests. One niintf fact i res, nts. it.-clf in t!,p d il is that so manv should dri

Is il to be believed tha thev could so loudlv

1 1 Us ,-h: will be f mo-t int. ar and al

cas s, a

4 their innocence. i' verre of eten.itv

1S3G "0-

I'lAMAl. 7COXsTANTI.V on hand. En

h la:

COUDIAI.S AXD SYRUPY, OF .ILL KLXDS. All of which they are determined to sell at the lowest Louisville cash price.--. Merchants and Oiveers are particularly reoucsled to caff and

evamine for themselves, p- iur to iurcha:ins elsi

Jin

ind for sale

'A, 183C-

VvTIEELER -1-tf.

ec DAILEV.

IN. 15.

Or.lcrs from the country will be promt

Iv attended to.

Yinc-niies, March, 3rd 1?3G 10-! v

NOTICE.

HE subscribers are in iirossimr ne,

ney, and those indehtd to them b

1 of mo-

lioto or

book account of loner standing, are hereby reinind-

cu 111:11 iiiuess iney conic iorw aru ami pay up soon

they may have to pay some other person. THOU.Y oV TRACY. Vincrnnes, srpt.22d 1S3G 17 tf.

t Wholesale,

BUTLER & GQLEMAN

RH now opening a large and full assortment

DRY

WHEAT! WlIIiAT!! f ffHE undersigned wish to purchase a a large quantity of wheat for which they wUl pay in advance, any articles in their store, and on delivery will pay cash 15URTCII ii HKHEKD.

10, 183(3 10-tf.

Sept.

Straw lionnrts, cyr. A'C.

11. &, C. sisents for the importers, will constantly

keen on hand the (real) Anchor Urand Cham

iaij;nc; and a superior article of Spanish si -jrar-

At their Wholesale store, corner of Main Sc Wa

ter S'treets. Ev.msvile, July 11th, 1S.1G 10-tf

p,llL suoscnlier wi-'ies to lii'vnirii f i lni-1. :ni vt, il

ed wilh the business, and of

t0 M. HI

cmj.loy are w ell sober am

two jonr-

ac.juaint industri

u"v-r' v; Milton

o;is

fpart

10a

ban,

invent.

r- iiu, r'T a-.--, , -

'it. rvi... i.'.

SEAL PJIE

manufactured mid for sale bv S. S.

Press manufacturer corner

of Eii;ht and Elm streets. Cincinnati.

Ihess with counter Die, ?:0. SEALS, of all

kinds furnished to order, at Engraver's prices.

v. iiuiu-iioi, .pru . .c. LH-tl.

, -. . 1 , .1 .-hi

!a: i:s. 1 o suen. poou v.a:re.s win ne irtven

eiilarly ti a iii:;;i who is capable of man. ilta shop where there arc bovs and other

J. C. CLARK. 1S3C e-tf.

WHEAT & OATS. -VrHE sulweribers will S- receive either of the

J mcennes, July COlh,

Il - 1 1- t1 .il ft.ij-

-i--, r

goods.

above articles in payment for debts, or in exchange for

THORX ev TRACY.

Vincennrs.Cid, 1535 1 i'-ti"

xenons. HE subscriber is now opening a very lar-e rl K,-rte.nn f 3

DRY GOODS, SHOES. BOOTS,

oot, 1 ar Mills HATS.

L A I) ES IS O XXE 7 .V et c.

imlced almo-t all articles usualv kejit bv countrv

.vicrcliants, an, I would sohcit a call (mm tl,

vi.-iimg tins market for the jhujiosc ofmakin chases.

OOOUS CHEAP, TERMS LIRERAL. M'M. OARVLV Eouisvillc. Sept. 1st. 1.93rt 15-t

use

pi!

prociaua that which thev kiiew to be false, when not a hope of escaj e is held out to them; tho Circumstantial Eveidencc' cases, if which there

are live, would make us think otherwise, h j.

i suljcct which may well make one iionder noon

the law which demands life for life. The publi

cation was commenced in July, and the numbers

are issued semi-monthly containing 120 pace each, printed on fine white paper of the sie of the Marrvatt .Novels, and will be completed in October makimr a volume of (hill closely minted

octavo paces. The numbers will be sent by mail

ti onv nart ol the I moil. earefnlU- it,-1.o,'

I i. ii -ms s t.,r tiic complete work; or th

tor ;o.

It is worthy of remaik

riuMished in London at about 75 cents n r,n.),f

and contains onlv 70 small l"mn raw Tl,;.

lUTi.m w in cost nut 40 cents a number.

tains I 20 large octavo paces. Address

L. A." CODE V, 100 llW.j(

ri e copn

that a similar work is

ami

w '(6 m m

I gives me pleas-

4r- Ip'l "ro ,l) announce y -J.j to my friends and cusriryViLifc tomers, that I have re-,

mo ed to the

NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE.

On the corner of Mar kit and Second streets.

where I have just opened a large and general ail

sortmcnt ol

GROCERIES,

HARD & QUEEASYVARE.

which I am desirous to sell at the lowest cash pri-

ces. I. A. il 1 J I LLSEV

Vineennes, O, t. fith 13C 19-tf.

riiii'u

CEUJJBING.

er'.s Xovels, and Saturday Xcrs,

jor ?j " " Celebrated Trials" for c-:

The Trlah, Sketch Book, and LadrS

Book, for ady's Book, Saturday Xcirn, a7id Sketch Book, for si

Saturday Xnrs, Sketch Book, Celebrated Trials, for ..r

Marryatfs Xovch, and Lady's Book,

On a remittance of 55 will i,nv f,,r

V....i.. :.. c o .. ' " ..

.' is in inn, aim on account ol

to the Lady's Eook.

-!.

Culwer'st

f ubscrijition

3rACKIREL.

hlMX NOTES OF HAND, iali printed on nriv fe, FOR SALE AT THIS OITCE.

C jP O r-'-k"cI, .upcriHJfiJu d&t Wa KJ orquahtv.on hand

and for sale bv ' HE Kb It I? A

June Clih,"l?3C 1-tf.

Ot rurrti D-'srripti'on

Neatly and e.rpctliliously r.rr-

rated at the

111TZ VINCEN3V2S GAZETTS s IJtttdisIrt tbmi S.ttut'&nn '

ti;r.:s 52 oo. .

- i0. If p"id diirh. LT t.':e t erT.

If not paid (I ori o:' t.c year

00,

or i.r mnnt.'i.".

tinued onlv at the ontion r,f tha

BANK CHECKS. Xratly jirfittrlJ on acb DTrjic AXD FOU SALE AT Tills OFFICE.

BLANKS! BLANKS!

iLJY.lYS FOR SALE AT THIS

OFFICE.

i'..p

pi. i-.islier w.iile arrearages are due.

Advertisements makbg one s.-juare or less be ii;s, .-tcd three times f:-r one dollar, an.!

iiwcnn-i.ve cenis l..,r every rubsrrjuent

lou-ei-a-ivcrti'em.-n s in t ir ,.r,

Advertisements sent withou

all cases, be inserted until foil

cordincl v

a, no .,i ,ronu-e. a.' arp ti..l r. , r. :

1 :n i . "

i.' i " hi oc receiven

insertion

i ratio, orders, will j;, , and chared ac-

inpayment for ,hscripin,

r.e mtrtrt price, deihered in V

incennc .