Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 44, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 April 1837 — Page 3

Er lh lit nd Ind best piaecs of homemade Jeana, of at least 10 yards wh 3 00 For the 1 st and 2d Kt pieces of home-ma-Flannel, of at lci-t 10 yards, each 3 00 v.,, i , ,.,,,1 ,, best nans of domestic

v " , r

voucnera ol

3 00

3 00 2 00

3 00 5 00

ft 00 5 00 3 00

manufacture during the present year-each For the best woolen coverlet of this year manufacture, Tor the belt six rairs cf woolfn s,vk'For the list piece of Limey of at least 10 ard. accompanied by Touchers of manufacture during the present year. For the best new and complete I'lough, For the best Cultivator, For the best side of Sole Leather, For the best side of I'pper I.eatlur,

For the best pair of men's boots, to be accompanied by vouchors of home manufacture, For the best pair of men's and wo-nen's shoes

,-V.r rf manufacture e.vh 1 -0

For the best niece of flax linen, not less than

10 vards. with vouchers, 3

If increasing funds of the Society v. ill jus

tify, it is recommended to award premiums at the March meeting in lS'ts, for the best acre of good

H.mn raised an,l cured during th." ensmtur year:

alao, for the best acre of pood Klav, raised and cured as aforesaid; al-o, for the best acre of cood Tobacco, raised and cured as a foresaid to W decided upon br vievvirt. or tv satisfactory miclirs, and the amount to be graduated by the lun.is on hand.

NOTICE. HE Board of Commissioners vill sell at public sale at the Court House on Saturday the

NOTICE. ALL those ind-'pted to the late firm of Kuykcndall & Decker, also to Doct. II. Decker can

Mil day of April next, the lot whereon ti c -'liavc ,ho ,,lvasure of .,avilHr tiH.ir notcs and ac

n.ng cliini a ,,,.,. mvr inn Bl'Liui luiiani-i .

belonging, reserving the use of the Old Jail uiuii a new Jail is finished. Terms of Side One-half the purchase money in six, and one-half in twelve months, the purchaser Riving bond with approved securities. Itv order of said Commissioners. A. D. SCOTT, Clerk. March 20, 1837.

counts without cost by calling on the undersigned immediately. JOHN COLLINS. March 16 1837 42-3t. .

CANAL I'incennes, Knox County, Indiana

a .1 . . r . , ., .r

A-Zy- VK ' y MIL. subscriber respeciiunv

.in Ordinance relative to keeping Stores and Groceries open on Sundays, and selling spirituous and other intoxicating liquors to minors.

BE it ordained by the President and

Trustee, of the Borough ot nicotines Sec. 1. That each and every person

AN OltniNAXCK DEI IN1NU THE OBJECTS FOR TAXATION IN THE TOWN OF MNtENNES. lie it ordaiied by the President and Trultes if the Borough of I'incennes,

rSec. 1. 1 hat all town lots with, all buildings erected or made thereon, or attached thereto, together with all improvements, which are the property of any individual or individuals, body corporate or politic, and all personal properly within the limits of the Borough, shall be, and

the same are hereby declared to be subject

to taxation with the exemptions heremalter

perilled, to be collected by the IJorough

Collector upon the assessment roll turnishcd bv the IJorough Assessor. The term

personal property in this sec'ion, shall lie construed to mean and include house

hold furniture, all moneys ou hand, also favorable terms.

ill moneys loaned at interest, goods, chat

uls and bank, stock.

GLASS! GLASS!!

'ust received direct fiom 1'ittsburgli, per steam

boat, 250 boxes containing

(Jail, half pall. uart and pint bottles, Tumblers of various qualities. Window Class, 8 by 10, 10 by 12, 12 by 18, 12 by 16, 12 by 21 and Decanters of various sizes and patterns, which are offered at wholesale at our wholesale

NEW GOODS. CLARK &IJROWN,

AVE Just received a largo uppljr of Staple and Fancy Goods, direct

$ ;.,r.,r.c i,w fripinh ;iml from New York, suitable for the season.

the public in general, that he consisting in part of

has taii.cn ti e iiiiue, iiacK, isrown, .lixeu, trao, uiarti i r r ?? rara fxpTi57 ' and Pilot cloths. &&Jl ZS Oi--?J Cassiincres, Satinets, and Flannels of ft

colors. London and Honey-Comb Drills, Canvas and Red Padding. Kentucky Jeans, Fancy, Fancy strip! and Pittsburgh Cords.

Brown Tab c Cot-

An amendment to the Ordinance entitled Ordinance for the government of

the Borough of mcennts. J'asseU February 25, 1837. BE it ordained by the President and Trustees of the Borough of Yincennes That the Commissioner of the public burial ground, in addition to the duties specified in said Ordinance, shall cause the addition to the public burial ground to

be laid oil" into suuares of sixteen feet, fornierlv oecunicd bv G. W.Gould, for

with allevs ei?ht feet wide between the the reception and accommodation of Trav

squares the squares to be marked with Ll'ers and all others who may be pleased

nosts of some durable wood, ana Lie to lavor him with their custom

squares to be designated by numbers. He pledges himself that his Table,

This addition shall not be used as a coin- Bar, and Stable, shall always be sup- Moleskin, Cantoons,

a l l 1 l. I I l i i - i i , .1 .1...-. .-,. i

mon burial grounu, nut eacn squaie suau plica wiui tne ixstine town anu i-ouuuj crs.

House on Market street, second door from our Dry kc reserved for the families of the persons ,n;irkets can allnrd; and hopes by his tin- Fancy Chintz, Turkey Red, Bengal

who may become proprietors tliereoi in ceasing care and attention to business, to Stripes, Mernmac and French Prints.

Cood store, on Market and W atcr streets,

HUKTCH & 1IE13EKD. March 17 1S37 12-0t.

manner following: that is to say, the Com- merit and receive a liberal share of public

missioner shall make a plot of the aud

li-

FISU! FISH!!

I'iST received direct from Boston, 1200 lbs of best Codfish,

20 bbls. of Mackerc: -o. 2. 20 half bbls. - No. 2. 10 " " rvo. 1. 10 boxes dried llerrinys. .so we have on hand Mess Shad, Which will be sold at our Wholesale House on

nation a sic

' . . . , Ml

Boirder.-by the vear or otherwise, win

, n . . 1. .U .. . 11 .1.

tion. ana troni time to time suau sen mu

squares to persons wishing to purchase. 1C thankfully received, and accommodated

I'l'he Commissioner on making sale of any on liberal terms.

square, shall mark the same on the plot,

March, 17 1837

BCRTC1I & IIEBEKD. 12-Ct.

Sec. 'i. All lots, the title of which is

MOLASSES.

vested in any trustee or trustees, body po- -rr

litie, for the use ot and in trust tor any re- qs i:ST

liilious society, and occupied by any such

whose ttore or grocery may be Kept open Societv all lots set apart tor schools or

on the first day of the week, commonly seminaries all public or private libraries called Sunday, within the limits of the ii tilp personal property of a widow corporation, except on the application of. anj orpiian children not exceeding three

hundred dollars in value; the

and for t';e exclusive benefit of movers and

nail, upon tiie conviction nit-ic-)

traTslleri

of before the President, be lined in any

uni not exceeding three dollars, and two dollars for each successive hour it may be

o kept open. Sec. 2. That each and every tavern

keeper, grocer, or other person, who may on the first day of the week, commonly

ailed Sunday, sell, barter, or give any

necessary

beds and bedding not exceeding two to each family, and the wearing apparel of each family shall be exempt from taxation,

provided also, that each and every indivi

dual subject to taxation under tins ordi

nance shall be exempt from paving taxes

on one hundred dollars worth of personal

property.

Passed .March IS, 1IS17.

L. S. A. T. ELUS, I'res't.Ji.i .

Notice to Silk Kaisers. HE subscribers have on hand and for sale 20 thousand Silk Worms eurt;s. WHEELER 5c BAILEY.

Yincennes, March 22, 1837,

Dintous or otner nuo.ii.-;uiiiu 11401 a tuuu

rtrson. except traveller, and in cases of T.RriN- Robinson. Clerk, B. T. B. I

. .:. , . . 1

aic.knesa, within tne limits 01 tne corpora- 3t

tion; and each and every tavern-keeper, grocer, or other person, who may barter, ell. or rive anv spirituous or other intox-

- ieatina- liquor at any time to a person un

der the ae of eighteen years, without the

.nnirnt of bis parent or miardian, within

ike limits of the corporation, shall upon con

viction thereof before the President he'fined

in anv sum not exceeding three dollars for

Yerv such olTnce ; and it is hereby made

the duty of the Marshall to see that all I snores and groceries are closed on Sunday,

d to report to the President forthwith

all violations of this Ordinance. Passed February 25, 1S37. AHNEK T. ELMS. President of the Borough. Test, Marti Robinson, Clerk, Yincennes, March, 1837. 41-3t.

received from New Orleans,

13 Bbls. Molasses, 10 " Bum, 5 " N. O. Bum. Those wishing to purchase will please call at our Whole-sale House, where they will be for sale at low prices.

BURTCIl cc IIEBEKI). Yincennes, March 17, 1S37. l'2-0t. !H ON! IRON!! rjyil'ST received, direct from 1'ittsburgh per 3 steam boat, 30 tons (warranted best Juniatta) well assorted, for all kinds of country work which will be sold as

low as possib le. BURTCIl ot HEBERD.

N. B. Th

dav's iiaper, added to our former stock, m

our assortment particularly good in our Whole

sale Grocery. l

March 1 1837 42-0t.

and enter it on a book to be kept lor that purpose, and give to the purchaser a cer-

tilicate conveying a title thereto; tne price for e.-".-h square shall be ten dollars, and in

audition thereto, the purchaser shall pay

the Commissioner one dollar rs a compen

sation for his trouble, making together,

eleven dollars for each square.

Passed, February 'do. 1S37. ABNEB T. ELLIS, President of the Borough. Test, M. Mix in RoniNsoN, Clerk. Yincennes, March, 1837.-41 3t.

EDWARD JEWELL.

incennes, March 8lh, 1837. 41-tf

1j. Fj.

"MERCHANT

TAILOR.

WiLUAM HAVES,

"3 Y AS just received and is now open11 M imr, at tlse Corner of Market and

Wntpr streets, a lanre lot of .New Coods,

which will be sold very cheap.

March 10th, 1837. ll-3t.

TO TEACHERS, COUNTRY nHaTS. &. OTHERS,

;t rn. ive.l . nnticeil m this rmiT KCIESH cc MOUUA.N, AO. l, 1 elar

Mcrinoes and Circassians of all colors.

Bombazine, assorted colors, Black Carab let.

Pongee, Silk and Cotton Flag, Bandan

and Madrass handkerchiefs. it , t

ijiaeu. i.evanune, iros ue .Nap. .uanuann

and Silk Muslin, do. ikncia, Thibet, Prussian, Whita and Scarlet Merino Shawls.

Twenty pieces Silks, assorted eolors and

qualities.

Black, Blue, Vhitc, Check and Striped

STATE OF INDIANA.) Knox County. KNOX PROBA TE COURT, February Term, 1837 Joseph M'Clurc and Samuel Emison, administrators of Noh Ashlv. deceased. I

vs. I Apppliea

Mary Ashly, (widow) Eliza, tiontoscll 'i't . T..ti., lr-i- ' rp-il r;!ntp

1, .iuia- j ine Ash- j ly, dee'd J

lane. Thomas. Jolni, Aora-

fcam and Mary Catharine

K-. heirs of Noah Ashlv

A ND now at this time came Joseph

19l. M'Clure and Samuel Emtson, aclmtn

intrators of Noah Ashlv, deceased, and

filed an inventory and appraisement of the

real estate of said deceased, and likewise fild their memorial susccstinf' to kllis

Court, that the personal estate of said deed. is insutlicient to pay his debts, and

pray an order for the sale of the real esfxi of said deceased, or so much thereof

as mav be sufficient for the payment of the

debts; whereupon it is ordered that Mary

i.hlv. fwidow) Eliza, Jane, 1 nomas, A

braham and Mary Catharine Ashlv, four of the infant heirs of said Noah Ashley, Aaroxvrd. who are residents of this State,

v- ..r.rr,rnPiU and John Ashlev, one of

Uj guiiii""" 1 1 ths infant heirs of Noah Ashley, deceased, who resides without the state, be notified by three successive publications in the Yincennes Saturday Gazette, to appear in said Court on the second day of the ext May Term of this Court, and shew ause if anv they can, why such real es-

inta shall not be sold and made assctts for

.l. ,ti.hro-a of the debts, demands or

navments of said Noah Ashley, dec d. Tsst. A. U. SCOT T, Clerk. March 21st, 1837. 43 3t

- -5 -5 m 5 k - . M . w t. -'."- 3 - , .c i , -, 14 c 3 c 5 . .5 o o C -; i-4 c c T. - si u s : 1. S r- -y" e " - p; si -si -ij -3 : . c .5 1 , m 2 ? 'J. cjco tit r -etc c.5

d felll til

W. MADDO.Y has just received

and is now onenintr a splendid assort-

- 1 I merit of Foreign and Domestic GOODS,1

suitab e to the present and apnroac!un!r

seasons. Together with Iron, Nails, Castings, (iroceries, Oueenstvaro, ( lass-ware, t.Vc-

All of which he is disposed to sell on

reasonable terms. Yincennes, March 17, 1837. 12-tf.

PSAS removed to the house t.irmcrly ccii icd 1

Pn him. adioiiuns uurtch and lie'.vrd s store, 0:1

W ater-street, where lie is opening a gjoJ assort

incut of

GOODS

in Lis line, consisting in part of ,, Ill.., h .,,. rir-rr n-,1,1 17.-.

this I rwraL ItUl-.SS t .MUitUAA, AO. in, leiari ""'"'i i i..." akes .feft Street Cincinnati publish the following val- cd t 'htllS,

uahle books, which tliey believe to lie the most com- JStUC, JJlUCK, JjrOlVll, I laid and IjTU'J

pie to series for Elementary instruction ever oilereu Cassimcres,

Striped Cassimere, assorted patterns. Plain and Figured Silk Velvet,

Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vest in gs

of the latest stale.

Goat Hair L amUt, oj superior rjuaury

Cloak I assets and Suspenders, Shirt Collars and Jiosoms, Storks and Handkerchiefs.

ToTdhiT with a small assortment of ready

made L IwlliiiifT, viz:

Cloth Bos Coats,

Blankrt

real estate j , g S

HEV SPRING GOQOS

r?pi'E

JU.

subscribers are now opening a

laro-e aud iieneral assortment ot

Hry Goods,, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, eye. eye which they arc disposed to sell on accoin-

imodatiiiff terms, and to wlncli tliey wouiu

respectfully solicit the attention ot coun

try Merchants visiting tins market.

GARVIN, CARSON &, CO. Louisville, March 10, 1837. 42-lm

RELATIVE TO DOGS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

PAto !k Awmm" are now receivinc their pring supply of Fanry and Staph Goods, whih they otTer on fair terms to punctual men. rr-Rags, Feathers.Ginseng, Beeswax, Flax and Tw Linen, taken in exchange for Ciood. Louiaville, Mireh 17, 1S37. 43-3t NOTICE.

iTIE rjbscribera intending to otart Eat in a

fw weeks to renew their stock, would re

qaeat thoa indebted to them to call and settle thoir

reprtiTC notes ana accounts. 1 5. W. J. WISE, Yincennes, March at, 1337 43-tt

NOTICE.

THE paupers of Knox cuunty will be farmed out to the lowest bidder for one year from the

irst Monday of May next, by the Commissioners m Saturday the 8th day of April next, at the fosrt House in Yincennes. By erder of said Commissioners. A. P. SCOTT, Cltrk. Var19 187. 43-3t

AN ORDINANCE

Sec. 1. Beit nrthiined by the President find Trusters of the Borough of Viivenncs, That

. , J i:...: f .1.:,

eacli aim every person .llllIIl mc 11111119 mi?

corporation who permits more than one dog to

harbor about his or her house, snail upon conviction thereof before the President, foifcit and pay

a fine of two dollars, and one dollar for each successive day he or she may suffer the same to harbor about his or her bouse. Sec. 2. That every person owning anv doir or

permitting the same to habor about his or her house, shall have a cood and substantial collar of

leather, tin or brass, put around the neck of the same with the initials of the owner's name upon

it, and each and every person who may permit

anv dog to harbor about his or her house without a collar as aforesaid, shall upon conviction thereof before the President, be fined in any sum not ex

ceeding three dollars.

Pec. 3. The Marshall shall kill or cause to

be killed all dogs running at large in the Borough without a collar as aforesaid, and report to the

President the owners of the same if they can be ascertained, and also all violations of this ordinance, and on complaint of any individual, that there are more does than one about the premises of any

inhabitant of this Borough.shall kill or cause to be

killed all but one, and shall from time to time be allowed for the services aforesaid such compensation as the Board may deem just and reason

able. Tawed March 10, 1S37 l,. S. ABNER T. ELLIS. President B. .V Miitik RoBiFsoir Clerk. B. T. B. T. TmcennM Mir, h, l3T 41-St.

AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO EFFECTING A LOAN FOR THE VSK OF THE DOROl'Oll OF VINCEXNES. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the Borough of I'incennes, That the President of said Hor-

otiffh be authorized and empowered to oh-locations of Bvns

tain a loan for the use ol the Borough on the best terms he can, for an interest not exceeding the usual banking interest of the State of Indiana, to an amount not exceeding; five thousand dollars. Sec. 2. The said loan to be procured on bonds of live hundred dollars each, to be signed by the President under the seal of the Horouffh, and attested by the Clerk,

said bonds to be payable in live years with six per cent, interest, to be paid annually in advance, and redeemable at pleasure after one vear.

Sec. 3. Said bonds to be used as the money shall be required for draining the Commons or improving the Borough thereto belonging, and when obtained, to be

placed by the lender, immediately to the credit of" the Treasurer of said IJorough. Sec. 4. That the faith of the Borough, the funds arising from the sale of the Commons, and all other sources of revenue, are hereby irrevocably pledged for the payment of the principal and interest of said loan so authorized, as above to be effected. Passed March 10, 1S37. TL. S. ABNER T. ELLIS, President B. V.

Test, Martin Robinson, Crk. B. T. B. V. 42 3t

in the cstein allev

The Elementary Primer; an Introduction to

Webster's Spclhne Book; The Western Primer; Webster's Elementary Spelling Bock: The Primer Keader:

The Elementary Keader, all of which are too

well known to need commendation

Webster's II i-torv of the I'nited States; Web

ster's School Dictionary; already adopted as the

standard, bv conventions of teachers in vaiious

states of the 1 "nion. Webster's Improved firammar.

Smith's New School (jeoirraphv on the Produc

tive system, accompanied by a new and enlarged trm rnntahiin? nine Folio minis from steel

nl:ites. a mnst valuable work, and adopted by the

schools in this citv.

The Practical and Mental Arithmetic, with a

Kev to the same, (for teachers only.)

The Productive Grammar, etc. by T.oswell C.

Smith.

Cleavland's Adam's Latin Grammar with nu

mcmus additions an 1 improvements. The Mother's Primer; bv T. II. Gallandet

The above works constitute the immediate pub-

aud Morgan, besides which

nr ,))!. t, fiirnih all the school books want- I TP HI. subscriber win

l'" v ------ I tr

ed for the Western market. March 11, 1837 ll-3m

Ginghams.

Gum, Nett and Webb Suspon

Black Satin and

SiIk,

Worsted,

ders. ;ncy Marseilles

Yalencia Yrstinjrs.

Printed Superior Black Tabby and Black

Silk civet estmgs.

Irish Linen Collars and Bosoms. Mohair, Plaid and pleated Bombasine

Stocks.

Ticking, Bleached and Brown Shirtinga

and Sheeting's.

Corded Robes, Brown and colored Drill-

illTS.

Plain, Figured and Striped Cambrick

Muslins.

Plain, figured Mu'l and Book Muslim. Plain, figured Jacconctt and Bobinett. Dutch Lace, Edgings, Quilling and Inser

ting.

Ribbands assorted, Lace and Satin Col

lars, Rubber Lacets.

A larre variety of "Umbrellas fc Parasols. Ladies' and gemlemen'a Hosiery and

Gloves.

Gentlemen's calf and stout Boot and

Shoes.

Ladies' Gai'.er, Bootees, Cloth, Prunella-,

Morocco and Stout Shoes. ALSO Iron, Nails, Castings, Cutlery, Queenaware, Glassware. Mill. Cross-cut and Hand-saws.

Cofl'e?, Tea, Pepper and Spice;

together

Pantaloons and Vests, Shirts and Drawers, iV'C- $"

The former customers of the establishment arc

pectfullv solicited for a continuance cf their fa1 . ,- ., .i. ... lw.

vors witli me assurance inai ito j'aiua .m spared to afford them advantageous bargains.

Nov. 17th. 18o(3 25-tf.

with a large variety of other articles toa numerous to mention; all of which will positively be sold on the most liberal terms. ALSO In a few days they will receive a laigc assortment of Gum Elastic Clo-

lhing.

Yincennes, Sept. 21, lSo)-17 tf.

VALUABLE PROPERTY' I'OH

WOODRUFF & SMITH, cUjiofcsafc ftnS) '.'Oc'ctatC coonsEiiiERS & sTATiorrans, Terrc-Havte Ind.

T?n.A-.'t,.r .T..reli!irts and Teachers v HI be

ruppUed with School Books.fllank Pooks.Misct

laneoiis Standard Works ; lowest wholesale prices. March. 1S37. 1 L-3m

1 '

sell the STEAM MILL,

5 situate at the new town of I.eKov, i.i (-.raw lord

C'ountv. Illinois. This would be a valuable piece

of property to any one ni.lun; to einiaiie in tne

bu -iiics, as the demand tor l.uml'er anil r lour is t -.. .1..- H I. MM... Ti. rt.it

Cijual to any place on i:ie ,,aoaii. .

will he ma le easy to any person that will put u in immediate operation. Apply to

A l.r.KOl, A pent for LeKoy Comp. 1S3G CS tf.

NOTICE! NOTICE! LL persons indebted to me by not

nr lfl:,' ac.-oi'nt. d'.rr twelve mnnthn

anuinir, are requested to settle the same

without delav, a.iJ. prevent costs.

JOHN K. KURTZ. Yincennes; Dec. 20, 1830. 30tf.

JjL .,

Dec. 8 th.

and Stationary, at th

Cia, Krt Erou

BISHOP, MOFFATT, & 00,

PcrrysriHc, Id. March, 3.1, 1837. 10-tf

.,. 3 j ' I m ttr- rn,1 c rnnnlil k

icksUarsr, jnss.

Sod (Topiitr,

eij

ail!

F.SI'F.CTFl'I.

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1S37-37-

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Vf . VS.

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Mi"

urn

LOOKING GLASS

M. IN UFA C TUB ER ,

Offers for sale to eoun

try Merchants and others at his SiO)-e,210 main street, Cincinnati a neat general assortment of Gfit ant) IHaljoflnnn LOOKING GLASSES which he will dispose of at wholesale or retail a reduced prices. Cincinnati Ohio, May Is 1-12

r-,T,,-r U hereby uivcn to fhrwe who have claims

f i against the late firm of Edmunds & Mass.

to come forward and present them for settlement;

and those indebted to said firm will please come and settle the same without delay, and thereby save trouble. ISAAC MASS Surviving Partner

.! I .... .'.I I

I fcV?.' VinmK. Feb. 15. 1937 38-tf.

.1' :

I'fii'-l'i'.!

n.iL-'-ji'.'l

i '.:).

TASK

rill 1. su sculer lias nisi commenceu uic mouh

X holiness in this idace, in the second story of

the buildins of M. Jones, adjoining U. S. lionner's Store on Market street. He has already received a liberal share of public patronage, and

hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a of the fame. He lias for three years

past, been a citizen of this place, and known a: thn foreman of J. C. Martin, from his first en

. tl nl.ice un tc- the Tiresent time. He

native . ... i i- i flo.,.Ta Vomself. that from his lonir experience

business, both in Cutting and Making, that his

. .1, ill nnl he inferior to anv in ttiewesitrn

country, being determined to keep the best of .Tour-

nevmen. s. uutii

Yincennes, Oct. 12th, 1830 -U-u.

is J

LY inform the

citizens of Yineen

and its viiinitv, that

they have remove their shop to V"at

.-tret oio-;ite the

st.r of 1". . M'K

iroi.-. il... -.ihove business m ad its van

invite Merchants and otacr to ;ivc tliei

.....,t ,I,.nl i iev can anoni tocir

1. l,i,:i.- it cilh'r at t mem

nati or l.ouwville, at w noie.-uir iu .

As we intend that our prices shad or oth ot wholesale and retail, merchants

sure ot iiiiiin meir un waie

I utters and Conductors made on the

lice, ami most reasonaliie terms.

en in exchance for old Copper and Pewter.

Yincennes, March, 183ii H-ly-

N. 15. Vanted two or three a

earn tne anove ousiness.

and

call, as thev are

ware as low as it can

TO RENT.

140 Acres of land in the Lower

Prairie. Apply to GEORGE DAVIS.

Vincennei, March 10, 1837. il-3t

MACKEREL

Mackerel, superi.

ora'ia:"v-ori nam

and for sal by V Hr.tLr.lv & iJAU-r., Jun34i, 1636 4-tf,

vuiif'n i may b

lowest rat.v

shortest no-

Tin ware giv

rentiers I. & II.

VLCE.; ES ACADEM V.

Institution tvill be open on Monthe 21st inst., for the admission

ot Students, under the immediate supcr-

ttendance of .Mr. Reed Wilkinson, A.

M., as principal, ami such assistants at

lav from time to time he required. Th

county Seminary luiildino; which was ori-

uinally t iected for the State University haa heen procured by the Trustees cf llie A -

cademv, in pursuance ot the charter, and repaired for that purpose. The Hoard of

l'rustees, from the money they have ex

pended ami tne srreat exertions tney nav9 used in establishing this institution, as well as from ureat inducements olfered by-

it, hope to secure a liberal patronage. Students from abroad can be aeeommodat-

d v ith boai'linir i:i private families on

r,'i 'ill j

asonaiiic terms, i nere win do i term

or sessions? in a year oi u wicks eacn. The 1st. to commence on the 1st Wed

nesday i:i October. 2d on the last Wed

nesday in December. 3d on the 3d Wednesday in March. 4th on the 2d Wednesday in June. The present session will continue five weeks and be considered two fifths of a term and be chargvd for accordingly, be

tween wl

there

h and the winter session,

will be a vacation ol 3 days. Female students will not be admitted till a separate department is created for

,-hichthc Hoard contemplate doing

thev can make suitable arrange-

Groceries.

WhEELEH & BAILEY ,

rr"S?AVB just received and offer for sale a stoik

Tort, 1 Champagne, j Muscat &, Claret J I,oaf and brown Sugar, llavanna and Rio Cotlec. Codfisii, Rico, pepper and spier, Almonds, cordage. & c. which thfT millwll lowat WholBle or Eftiii!. Vla-cr.ne, Aug. Bth, 181611-

tlicni, w as soon

ments. Instruction will be friven in the following branches, viz: Readinir, Writing, Arrithemetic, Eng. (trammar, fieography. Trigonometry, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Natural Philosophy, History, IJotanv, Miuerology, Chemistry, Rhetor

ic aud Astronomy ALSO In the Latin, Greek, German and French Languages.

RATES OF TUITION. For instruction in Reading, &. Writing, per term in advance, 9-1,00. Eng. Grammar, Common Arithmetic and, Geography, per term in advance, 85,00 For the higher branches of English, the Ancient, the German and the French languages per term in advance, SO 00. N. 1. Applicants for admission will apply to Air. William liurtch, the Trea

surer, lor ccrt.'iicates. By order of the Board of Trustees. II. DECKER, Prttidemt. Jos. Scuffs, Seify.

1 Vinccnnee, Nov. 13, 1839. 36-t(