Vincennes Gazette, Volume 7, Number 19, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 October 1837 — Page 3
1&!,&SEiaS"fi,. fHE Trutees of this institution having Jjjj, procured, and at considerable expense faled up the fjat ious building known as the Knox county Seminary, and having secured the services of able, experience J and respectable Tending, will open the School the 1st W ednesday in October net. with the addition of a Primary l)eTwrtniffit, 'i which will he taught Reading, Writir.s. Spelling and lirst lessons in Arithmetic. This editice contains, besides two large and commodious school rooms and a Library Koom, several ether apartments convenient for the recitation of clashes in the higher branches of study, and f ir experiments in Chemistry and S'uturat Phil.tfuphy, in which latter branches lectures will be delivered the entiling winter. One of the best Miscellaneous Libraries in the State, comprising upwards of fifteen hundred volumes ci standard works, is attached to the Institution, to which the students will have access. The academical year is divided into four terms or Sessions of eleven weeks each. The first commences the 1st Wednesday in October. The ttcond. the last Wednesday in Uecemlx r. The thirJ. the third Wednesday in March. The fjurth, the second Wednesday in June. BTTBIES L TFRMS OF TUITION PER QUARTER. Reading, Writing, Spelling, and first lessons in Arithmetic, f 1 per session. KeadioEr, Orthography, Writing, Arithmetic. English (Irammar, Geography with the use of maps and Globes, Natural History, Rhetoric, Literacy Criticism, History, intellectual and moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, the various branches of Mathematics, Composition and Elocution, ?5 per session. The above witk Latin, Greek, French or Hebrew Language f 6 per session. Use of Library 10 cents per session. Appropriate instructians w ill at all times he rrivtn without additional charge, to a class wishing to qualify themselves for teaching, and H vigilant, parental qnardisiship will constantly he exercised over the manners and morals of all the
pupils. All the studios and internal economy of
the Institution will he subject to the daily supervird m of the Principal, and to a stated monthly visitation of the Trustees and Board of Visitors. The Institution will be open at all times to isits of parents and guardians, who are invited to call and satisfy themselves as to the instruction and discipline of the school and the progress of the pupils. Resides this, there w ill la two public examinations a year. To the citizens of Vincennes and its vicinity, the Trustees would respectfully sugtrest, that an Institution of permanency and of the hiiih character which it i their intention to give this academy, is not only demanded by the wants of this community, but is adapted in many respects to improve the character, increase tVe respectability an 1 promote the prosperity of this crowing Ho. rou;h and if so, has it not special claims on ir p ltronage"? To those at a distance, who cannot he sup posed to have any peculiar sympathy with the local interests of the place.they beg leave to say .that it is the settled purpose of the Doard.so fir as a libc11 and enlarged policy so far as appropriate and cii" lent means can go. to make Vincennes Acad;r.v, as a Seminary of sound and useful learning, ultimately and as speedily as possible, second to none in the I'nited Plates. The advantages of a public and permanent Institution must be obvious to all; there isgreatei power of motive to give it character, better opportunity to remedy inconveniences and to snp-
vlv conveniences there will be less chance of
bocks and consequently less expense to patrons; a uniform system of study can be maintained from the beginning to the end of a course of accomplished education; and what is surely a consideration of crcater importance. Globes, Maps. Chemical ind philosophical apparatus Arc. can be furnished to a much greater extent than can be expected in private and temporary Schools. Hoard in private families is from? 1,50 to ?2, per week. J'rin.-p :!, R. WILKINSON, A. M. Aist-mt. HI GH T. REED, A. 13. lliurd of Visiter,. Bnr.rd of Trustees.
Rrv. Tnos. At f.xastf.r, If. Dr.rKF.n,
ir:v. Jniix. DiTtiEL, Hoy. Jnnv law, Jr.siiiT K. Dniois, Es. Robt. Smith, Esu.. Sami.. Hill, Ea. W. W. Hitt, M.D.
Hy order of the Board of Trustees. 11. DECKER, President. J. POMES, Secretary. Vincennes. Sept. 21st, 1S37. 18-Ct
A. T. Ellis, II. D. Wheeler, Rixi. Wise, Gr.o. W. Ewixo, M. Romssox, Robt. N. Caias.
Valuable Real Estate for S ilc IN VINCENNES.
U uyrne anu w u,, , AppHcalion for par. vs- .f f tition. C onway and wile. J H N pursuance of an order of the Knox Circuit Court in the above case, will be offered at public sale at John C. Clark's Hotel, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 28th day of October next, between 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4, P. M. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Michael O'Byrne and Eleanor his wife, and Michael Conway and Mary his wife, in and to part of lot No. 11), in the Borough of 11 r-. IC..-.
inceiuies, i uumg oo icci uu i ui
Tirst Etreet, and extending; back to the riv r.
A credit of 12 and 19 months will be
riven, on the purchaser entering into per
sonaland mortgaged security to the acceptance of the Commissioners, with interest
from date. JOHN B. MARTIN, SAMUEL II I EE. JACOB 1IARFER, Commissioners. Vincennes, Sept. 28, 1837. 18-5t W0HK STE ERS FClTS ALE-
H have for sale, a yoke of good and youngOX EN, which
will be disposed of
on accomtnodatinff
E. M. JONES. 18-3t
iVHW (JOODS.
g-URI'H Y et EVANS are now in receipt of a til large and wull selected stock of Fall and
t inter Dry Goods consisting in part of 6-1 and 3-4 Enqlish merinoes, plain and damask; red, white and green flannels; blankets of every description; a (ulterior lot of cloths, cassimercs nd sattinetts; a handsome assortment cf merino andjsilk shawls and hankerchiefs; and men's and women's cloaks; 20 cases blue and fancy prints; 10 bales tickings; 40 do. brown sheetings; and a general variety of goods needed for the Fall and Winter sales. To cash and punctual dealers inducements w ill be ottered. They are invited to call and examine. In store; castings, powder, teas, indigo, madder, pepper, allspice, tobacco, wool hats, and writing and wrapping paper. Louisville, Sep. 23 18-3t.
LARGE SALE OF LOTS IX VIXCEXXES. XV m. P. Barnett, ""j vs. i Application for Heirs of Mark Barnett, J Partition, deceased. J LN pursuance of an order of the Knox Circuit Court, in the above case, at the
last September Term, will be offered at
public sale at the door of John C Clark s Hotel in Vincennes, on Situiday the 28th
day of October next, between the hours of
10 and 1 o clock of said day, all the right, title and interest of said heirs of Mark Barnett, deceased, in and to the following lots in the Borough of Vincennes, ktiown and designated in said Borough as lots number 5, T3, 112, 113, 136, 162, 1G3, 1G3, 181,220,231,232, 337,250,251,295 299, 304, 306, 324, 340, 345, 349,352, 350, 3G0, 367, 372, 373, 38$, 401, 430, 437,469, 471, 473, 478 and 481, according to Johnson and Emison's Survey. Terms of Sale. A credit of one and two years will be given, on the purchaser giving bond with approved security, with interest from date if not paid at maturity. SAMUEL HILL, SAMUEL WISE, JOHN C. HOLLAND. Co mmissioners. N. B. In relation to titles, reference may be had to Abner T. Ellis or Samuel Hill, Esqrs. V incennes, Sept. 29, 1837. 18-St
STATE OF INDIANA, Knox County.
KXOX PROBATE COURT, Algvst Term, 1S27
John Ramsey, Adm'r. of Nehemiah Plow, deceased,
vs.
I On complaint of r I i
IIISUIVCHC V,
The creditors of said deceased.
A Nl) now at this time came the said J; administrator, and filed his memorial, shewing the condition of said estate, and complaining that the personal property (there being no real estate) is insufficient to pav the debts and demands out
standing against said estate; it is therefore ordered, that the filing and pendency of
said complaint he made known to the creditors of the said Nehemiah Plew, deceased, by a publication of this order for six
weeks successively in the Vincennes Gazette, a weekly newspaper printed in Vincennes, in th county of Knox and State of Indiana, and that they be informed that unless they notify the said Administrator of the existence end extent of their respective claims by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, date and description of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded in the office of the clerk of this Court previous to the final distribution of the assets of the estate of said decedent, such claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of more diligent creditors. Test. A. D. SCOTT, Clerk. By XV. R. M'CORD, D. C. lS-fhr fr
WANTED,
Feet of hewn timber, dei: i . . i . ,
iP uvcicu Bb iue water s cage,
opposite Vincennes, for which cash will be paid. H. D. WHEELER. Sept. 29, 1837. 18tf
AiVT.fj
terms. Sept. 29. 1837.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. pBn HE RE will be sold at public sale at the resi
Sb dence of David Ruble living in Palmvra
Towrship, Knox County. Ind. on the 28th Sept. ' all the personal property of James Mowdy, deceased consisting in part of one watch, one dirk, books and clothing too tedious to mention. Also, my own
property, consisting in part of. cattle, sheep, hogs.
! household and kitchen furniture. Terms of.
sale all sums of three dollars and under, cash in
hand, and r.ll sums over three dollars a credit ef
twelve months will he given, the purchaser giving bond with approved security. DAVID KUBLE, Adm'r. September, 15 1S37 15-ot STOREHOUSE FOR SALE.
WILL sell on good terms a new frame building, finished for a store or grocery, and
pive the purchaser a lease on the ground on which it stands for upwards of nine years, at low rate. The building stands on a corner, and in the business part of the town. Also a two horse wagon nearly new, with horses and gears or aeparatc. L. L. WATSON. Vincennes, Aug. 23 J 1S37 13-tf.
TAAES! TAXES! THOSE interested, are hereby notified to come forward without delay, and settle their Borough Taxes, as further indul
gence cannot be riven. In the absence of
the subscriber, a receipt from Martin Rob inson, Esq. will be pood. J. DONOVAN, Bor. Col. Sept. 29, 1837 18-3t PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE.
VIXCEXXES Practical Institute, SIXTH YEAR. Open to pipils of either sex or any age. BOARDING PROVIDED IF DESIRED. Tupilis taught as their circumstances require. Tuition: $15 per year of four quarters; f5 per quarter, of twelve weeks; extra charge for wood, &c. Tuition due on entrance. Mr. & Mrs. CR08BY. Condurtnrs. fept S 1P37 15-rf.
UNIVERSITY OF VINCEN'XES, JSlcd ica I Department. Hirst Course.
HE lectures in tKis institution will commence on the first Monday in December 1837, and
end on the first Monday in March 1S3S.
Special Anatomy, by Dr. OJfutt,
uuneral and Pathological Anatomy McidJor,
Surgery, Johnston Obstetrics and diseases of wo
men and children, Hit:, Chemistry and Natural Philosphy, Troosl, Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Baker, Theory and Practico of Medicine, So)nes, Physiolojj and Institutes of Medicine, StulJ. The price of all the tickets will be $S0. Matriculation 62. Dissecting tickets, $5. The University building is largo and commodious. The town is healthy and so situated as to mark it out as a point peculiarly adapted to the location of a medical school, being on the confines of two states and easy of access. There is a large and excellent Library attached to the Institution, to which students will have access gratis. Tho faculty can also inform students that they will in all cases be entitled to the benefits arising from observing clinical practice gratuitously, and that in rare or difficult cases, gcat care will be taken to impress on their minds important medical and surgical information. The faculty are
entitled by their charter to confer the degree of
Licentiate of Medicine, an extension ot which will however be applied for at the ensuing session of the Legislature, and there can be no doubt but the power to confer the degree of Doctor of Medicine will be promptly granted. Those stu
dents who niav wish to stand an examination for
the degree of L. M. can do so at the expiration
of one course. Those- who attend the ensuing course are informed that it will be considered equivalent to a full course under the anticipxted extension of the charter, and that they will be ex
amined as candidates for the degree of M. D. by attending a second course.
(iood boarding and lodging can be obtained at from 52, r0 to 3,)0 per week. Students
upon their arriving in town, will please call upon
the Dean at Col. L'lnrk s Hotel. THORNTON F. OFFUTT,
Pean of the Faculty of Physic.
Vincennes, Sept. 17, 1837 17-
The Missouri Republican, St. Louis; Indiana Journal, Indianapolis; and Free Tress. Vandalia, Illinois; will publish the above weekly to the
amount of 5 each, and forward their accounts to
the Board for payment.
LARGE MAPS OF THE Mississippi $ Alabama,
Showing the public and Indian lands, Indian
Reservations, Land Districts, 1 ownslups. Streams.
Ac, engraved from the Government surveys and
ptats in the General Land Office, ashmcton City: by E. Oilman, Draughtsman in the Genera! Land Office.
F. TAYLOR, bookseller, Washington City, has just published (and secured the copyrigl.t accor
ding to law) the above Maps, which will be tound
infinitely more complete and accurate than any
heretofore published. They are published on separate sheets, each containing nearly six square feet, and will be found especially useful and val
uable to those interested in the Ians of either State, as they show every item of information
whi 'h is in the possession of the land Oflices rel
ative to water courses, township lines, Indian lands and reseivntions, land districts, &c, and will
be fiund perfectly accurate and precise, in thee
points. Thev can be sent by mail to any part of
the United States, subject only to single letter
postage. Fri.-e two dollars, or three copies of ei ther will be sent by mail for five dollars. A liber
al discount will he made on travelling sgents, or
to any w ho buy to sell again.
Cj- Editors of newspapers, any where, who will give the above advertisement (including this notice) one or two insertions, shall receive by re
turn mail a copy of each map, if they will send a
copy of the paper containing it to the advertiser Aug. 10. lf.37, 17 -3t.
PLANES, F LANES. DONALDSON & HALL.
ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
Vincennes and the countrv.in General that
they arc largely engaged in the manufactory of
PLANES in the town cf Troy, Miami County, Ohio, and will be pleased to receive orders for rianes of any description. A Bill of Prices mav been seen at the office of the Vincennes Gaictte which is twenty per cent, lower than they can be had in Cincinnati nr east of the mountains. All Planes delivered to our agent in Ciueinnati, at our risk. September 12, 1S37 17-6m
NEW SADDLERY THORN & BRISTOL,
EXDER their sincere
thanks to the public, for
the patronage which has 1-
readybeen so liberally exten
ed to them and hopeby strict
attention to business, and
fai and liberal dealings, to merit a continuance of the
same.
They have just received from Cincinnati, and Louisville, a stock of splendid matcrsals for the
manufacture of SADDLES, SADDLE RAGS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, WHirS, C ARRIAGE AND 1VAOOX HARNESS, &C. not surpassed bv any in the west.
All thsoe wishing to purchase any artic.Iet of
saddlery, are respectfully solicited to eall ana ex
amine for themselves, as the whole will be om
low for cash or approved credit. THORN cV BRISTOL. Water St. two doors above Messrs. Burtch & Hannah's store. Vinceenes, Sept. 23 1817 17-tf.
FEMALE ACADEMY. FTIHE Fall Session in this Seminary -- will commence the first Wednesday
in October next, and will still continue under the particular care and instruction of Mrs. Wilkinson.
The course of instruction embraces,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,' English
Grammar, Geography, History, ISatural Philosophy, Chemistry, Philosophy of
tha mind, Rhetoric, Logic, Literary Criticism, Astronomy, the various brandies of Mathematics and Composition.
1 he terms of tuition per quarter fur
those under twelve years of age $1. AH over this age $3. Tuition to be paid in advance.
R. WILKINSON. Yinocnnes, Kept. 23, 1837. 17-tf.
JS5 Reward.
"AS Stolen on Thursday night the 21st inst. out of my Ten Pin Alley,
one sett of balls, being aix in number,
belonging to the Alley. The above reward will be given on the conviction of the thief or theives, and return of balls, or twenty-five dollars for the return of the balls alone. PATRICK MOORE. Vincennes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-3t.
iStoccs! . Stoves!! rspHE undersigned are just in receipt of a Lot of JStoves, which, together with those we had On hand, make our assortment good. BURTCII & IIEBERD. Vincennes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf
4 POXES TOBACCO just received and for sale by BURTCII & IIEBERD. Vincennes, Sept. 22nd, 1937. 17-tf
St)
BOXES TALLOW CANDLES, just received and for sale by
BURTCII fc IIEBERD. Vincennes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf
REAMS WRAPPING PAPER -" assorted, just received and for
BURTCII fc IIEBERD. Yineennes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf
HOLLOW WARE & CASTINGS.
HE subscribers have just received on consignment, 30 tons HOLLOW WARE cV CAST
INGS, which they will sell at the Louisville wholesale prices by the let. WILLIAM THURSTON, cc Co. Evansville Sept. 15th, 1S37. 17 6t
ADMIXJSTRA TOP' S XO TICE. "OTICE is hereby given, that the un--L dersigned has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Samuel Plugh, late of Knox county, deceased. All per
sons indebted to the same, are notified to make immediate payment; and those hav
ing claims against said estate, are requested toprefent them properly authenticated
for settlement. The estate is supposed to
be insolvent. ABRAHAM IIURD, Adm. Tinccnnes, Sept. 23d, 1837 17-3t
A I WS ) STU ATOirS S A LE. fgMIE undersigned administrator on the estate of Samuel Plugh, deceased, will expose to public sale at the house of Martin Mill, on Saturday the 14th day of
October next, all the personal property of
said deceased, consisting m part ot Horses, Cattle and Hogs, Farming utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention. A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over three dollars. All sums under three dollars, cash in hand, the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
ABRAHAM HI KO, ,'tdmr. Vincennes, Sept. 23d, 183G 17-3t
ffe DOZ. SADDLE TREES assort-
v v C(i jU!it received and for sale by BURTCII fe IIEBERD. Vincennes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf
6BBLS. BEST COUV1R1 GIN, inst rpriverl and for Sal bv
BURTCII & IIEBERD.
REAMS RULED WRITING 9VP PAPER, just received and for sale by
BURTCII L IIEBERD. Vincennes, Sept, ?2ud, 1S37. 17-tf.
ROWAMDS5 TONIC MIXTURE, on Vegetable Febrifvge.
A Specific and Lasting Cure for the
lever and .igue.
IIIS worthy remedy repels the charge of being
I a quack medicine, it having been the result of
many years study, experience and labor in the
medical practice and observation of rever and
Ague. It is composed of such medical principles
as were considered most fit to restare the liarino
ny of action between the stomach, liver and the other important functions of the system, the loss
of which harmony is evidently the immediate cause of the disease. It speedily promotes a reg
ular and healthy appetite, winch is generally entirely destroyed or redered very precarious; by which effect yip:or and strength are soon alforded to the whole system. It must be apparent to all, that a medicine possessing these peculiar virtues, is useful in a great variety of complaints. By to newing the healthy action of the digestive organs, it has proved itself of remarkable benefit in Dyspepsia, Depraved appetite, Heart-bur.i, Water Brash, Flatulency, Jaundice, Night sweats, Dysentary, Bowel complaint, and many other afflictions of similar origin. But it is in the treatment of Fever and especially Fevr and Agiir, or In
termittent Fever, that its powers have been principally tested, and with those who hare seen its
usefulness, it is pronounced an invaluable remedy.
It has also been used as a preventive, by many who were subject to a periodical recurrence of the Chills and Fever, and it has always warded olT
the apprehended attack. Many hundred persons
of known veracity, have testified to its powers as
a specific, '.ut the medicine is so generally knwn
that it is deemed unnecessary to copy any of
them. It is manufactured by the proprietor in Philadelphia, and sold in all the principal towns
in the United States Canada, Mexico and St.
Domintro. It may be had in Vincennes, Indiana,
at the Druj Store of HITT &. SA YEIt.
Vinceunes, July 9, 1837. ll-13m
NEW FIREZ. THE subscribers have associated them
selves for the purpose of carrying on the
MLRCANTILL business, in the name
and style of Burtch & Hannah, and hav-
purchased the stock of GOODS of Messrs. Burtch fc Ileberd, and taken the
corner store lately occupied by them,
where they would be pleased to Fupply the former customers of t'.e 1 c j"", and the public generally. A a our csscrtnien is g-jod, we are d.:.r::?i;icu o sell as low
as any house in ;he p-ac.
v. m. ut;:? rcii, J. B. HANNAH. Yineennes, August 7, 1837. 11-tf
svu.i or LOTS in t!)r Cohm of
Illinois, on the l?th and 11th of Octoberi FkU.U the very hbeal pulronuge luuuiuvled lit the purchase of Lots in the town of Florence, heretofore, and from a desire on the part of the pro
prietors to comply with the wishes of many
dividuals who have not yet purchased another
sale will take place on the day aforementioned when it is hoped that all who are desirous of making profitable inyestments in town property will avail themselve of the oppoitunity which that oc c.asion will present. At the sale alluded to, tha average price of lota was greater than that in the first public sale of lots in the flourishing tewn of Indianapolis, the Capitol of the state of Indiana. FLORENCE is delightfully sitmated in tha county of White, on the Wabash river about eighty miles above its mouth, and is the only site in the whole intervening distance where a good landing for Steamers can be found cither on tho Illinois or Indiana side of the river. From this place the river is navigablo lor Steam boats to the point of its junction with tho Ohio, all tirac when they run on the last mci tioned river; and isisthe only plane below the Grand Eapida which is not sbject to be overflown in high water, on which a town could be advantageously laid out. Bon Fas creek which flat boat;, descend from 40 miles above its niouti, unites its waters with those jo tho Wabah at this point. Its situation is believed to be as healthy as any on this river. A few miles N. W. of it is the wealthy and flourtsking settlement of Albion. The country around it, abounds with the finest timber is inhabited by an enterprising and industrious populat on and interspersed with larms, which in luxuriance of soil and high state of cultivation, will not lose by comparison with any west of the mountains. It coinuiai.ds the trade not only of White, but ako of several adjacent counties, and from the nature of its position it is destined to be the dividing point of trade between the northern and southern 'portions of the rich valey of the Wabash. To the merchant, the manufacturer, the mechanic, and the speculator, it presents inducements of no ordinary character, as it may safely be asserted, that no town on the Wabash river has better prospects of arriving at greater commercial importance and few indeed as good. A plot of the aforesaid town is open to inspection at the house of Thos. Bishop in Vincennes, and at the office of O. B. Ficklin in M. CarnicI, lllinoia. N. B. Messrs. Kearney and Tyrell have erected within the limits of the town, a splendid Steam Mill, and there is every confidence that their public spirit and enterprise will be rewarded by rich harvest of gnin. It is situated directly at the junction of the Bon Pas with the Wabash, ani the vast bodies of fine timber floated dowa to it from the Wabash, White and Bon Fas rivers, will enable them at all times to keep on hand a constant supply of lumber for the market. Terras of payment made known on the day of sale. THOMAS BISHOP, and others, 1'roprictort. Sept. 16th, 1S37 16-4U fj-jThe Mt. Carmel Herald, will please to insert the above notice three Uuiea, and chargo this office. DISSOLUTION OF Partnership, f I M1E p.riKcrship between I:s, cv:us L an( Stahl, has tltis sv ' :e-n dissolved by mutual consent. A'.i psr.:r.s indebted to them, are requested to their accounts, as the books must be closed. Oflice at the old stand. JOSEPH SOMES, DANIEL STAHL. Vincendes, Sept. 13, IS37 16-7t
OFFEE, just received llKl Bags Havannab, " " " 60 Rio.
For sale bv BURTCH & HEBERD. Vincennes', July 1, 1S27. tf tf
ftt jHE Subscribers having received by late r JfjL rivals a large and general aMitruent of Liquors artd Groceries which will lie sold at Wholesale low. BURTCH efc HEBERD. Vincennes, July 1, 137. 8 tf
WHEAT! WHEAT!!!! THE subscribers will receive any quantity of good merchantable wheat, at the market price when delivered, in goods, or for notes and accounts due. Those who know themselves indeb.ed.
would do well to avail this opportunity ta pay up, and save further trouble.
11 1 URN cv. IJvACil. Vincennes, August 4, 1337. 10 tf
THE subscriber has removed his store to his new brick building) next door to Messrs.
Brokaw ct Tavlor's. and immediately opposite thu
door of Mr. J. K. Kurtz's on Market street, whera he will be glad to see his friends and all these wishing to buy cheap goods.
Vincennes Sept. 1st 1S37 I4-fiw
PORTER & ALE, 25 bbla. Pittsburgh Porter and Ale.
1- or sale bv BURTCII & IIEBERD. Vincennes. July 1. 1837. 9-tf BLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
VINCENNES FALL KACES
WILL commence on Thursday the 16th day of November next at 12 o'clock, and continue for three days. The followinj purses will be given each day, viz: 1st day, 2 miles and repeat, purse $100 2d day, 1 mile, 3 best in 5, pursa 75 3d day, colt race, 1 mile and repeat, 50 Same day at 4 o'clock, sweepstake for the) third day's entrance money,- 1 mile. The abrve races will be conducted acrordinjr to the rules and regulations of tho Jocky Clubb. JAMES TIIEHIAC, SSy Tinceanes, Sept. 23th, 1937.