Vincennes Gazette, Volume 7, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 October 1837 — Page 2

Saturday, Oct" 1837. The Knox county Agricultural Society held its regular Fail meeting and exhibition on Friday the 13ih inst. The farmers of our County manifested an increased interest in the objects of the Society, and exhibited the evidences of their devotion to its welfare by a handsome increase of the list of members. We have been informed that this is the first formed Agricultural Society in the Wabash Valley, and we rejoice as well at its prosperity, as we feel proud that oar couutv took the lead a". 1 atfordod an example in a matter of such obvious utility. Indeed, we have a right to boast the old Post incennes, and the old county Knox, however each may have appeared to be occasionally behind the times, have regularly ami steadily, not only gone a-head with useful improvements, but generally set the example in all but empty show and wild speculation. The late meeting of the Society exhibited an improvement in stock, and a determination on thtf part of our farmers to sustain and increase that improvement; a laudable industry and increased acquisition of skill in all family manufactures; and the articles exhibited by Messrs. Dunning, Jhs, Elliott and other liberal and enterprising mechanics, gave the strongest evidence ol the skill, industry nnd enterprise of our townsmen. But having understood that the Society was somewhat cramped in its funds, we t3ke the liberty to suggest that in all such cases it is usual for the citizens of the county-town in which an Agricultural Society meets, to assist its funds by a liberal subscription; and tfiat instead of raising a purse tor a horse-race, it would be more conducive to the trade of Viiieennos, to the prosperity of its inhabitants, and to the morals of its youth, to make a purse for the Agricultural exhibition. And in addition (the spirit of exhortation being now upon us,) wo would further observe that tins is a matter well deserving the attention of those of our citizens who are looked to for example as being the more aged and experienced, the more moral and religious, the more wealthy and wise. For if these and such as these will not en courage by the example of their presence and by the support of their contributions, the moral and profitable, the innocent and beneficial pleasures and labors of an Agricultural exhibition and fair, it becomes a matter of course that the race path and its worshippers should take the lead. The Secretary of the Saciety has furnished the following list of premiums, viz: Wra. Coan, M. Boivman, Robt. McCov, T. P. Cot, ,'o?eph Chambers, Andrew Purcell, Joseph Cha'abcrs, Cost yearling steed colt " ' Filiey " Stallion 1st yearling Bull 2nd Best Bull calf 1st yearling Heifer 5.00 3,00 5, on 5,00 5,00 3,00 5,00 5, on 5, no 5,00 .'.oo 3. on rt.no 3.00 !

.1. P. Cox, 2nd Wm. Bruce, Best " M'i'c Kd. M. Jones, ' Sprin: ' R.vt. Mc'.'orl. lt FWt year!i,s Ra.n Nile Purer!!, CI .. A. G. s:o-. !t B.v..r Lt" 1st " S. A !':rfl :.i:ih. tin! ll,-ar Tr. 2. id " Sow "m Friee ri.jo upper bather H. K. Wis.. Sja! ilur;'i D.v:;s ' pair of Bait Di. Shoes I) inn ! -'until ' Clil'.i' ator Do. ( ,rain Take 'a!. a J'uni.ir.g " Flou-di 't'm. Bn:i. ii tit Fiecc of lean.. Win. Simpson 2nd Daniel Me'dere Ut ' Hannd R.ihf. Met'ord 2nd i) ii.I. M.-OI'ire, 1st " pair of B!a:ik"t9 i'rejev Scr n. 2nd ' "

C.oo li.oo l.:n '-."o f-,00 1 .50 5.00 V!.50 5.00 s.ou a.oo :),o0 rt.no 3,oo 3.00 Wm. U.-uoo, liest pair weolon Covfrlots 3.00 1. " six pair vroo! n sock 2,00 t'uninl S.niui ' Flax Linen 3,00 The lull to authorize the issue of Treasurv notes 'i. e. shin plasters: to the arnount of ten millions of dollars, has passed both houses of Co-atcss. These notes r;3 to be issued for amounts not less than fi.'ty do'lirs each, to be paid :.t the expiration of one year from date, and for that year to bear an interest to be named by the Secretary of the Treasury, not exceeding, however, six percent. Ciimcr, the whig candidate, has been elected Governor of Geogia. The wings of Ohio ha. - succeeded in obtaining a decided majority in their next legislature. Nino Cheers aain fjr Maine. MOliF GLORIOKS NFWS FROM DOWN FAST. Ly the Boston Atlas of yesterday morning, we learn that in the second trial for Representatives in the classed town on Monday, the Whig gains are astounding. They are carrying a'.l the strong holds of .V,o o,, .,,,1 u, u,.. .1... I .if in t i .iinj ii.c oi.,in. i lories iv i m, ; .!i...;- j : i j . liiij'.iii, in iirtuoi ni ami .inaon, in Ciimbt aland county. Three weeks ago these towns gave l'arks (Tory) KSi majoriThe whigs have also elected two more representatives from Troy towns in Oxford county. A letter from Portland, Oct. :d, says: 'T-l I 11. 1 f i uere can oe no no tun now as ' to the character of tho house. The an uuivn iiitu in iiiia lliv tnc II The number of Representatives now known to be elected is 162. "Niuetv-two

of these are Whigs and seventy are Loco ' ic is as bad as ever; it only lacks snbjects. Focos. The whole number of the House Let then, strangers keep away frora iho is 1S5 93 a majority. There are twen-jcity till frost, tv-three members yet to be heard from. - It is conceded by the Loco Focos that) Indian Council. The Sacs androXES. in? Wk;-; a:s cvn to c)sA :v. e ofof the Misiissippi, and Ioways aad"S h"in. iand Texes of the ..lissouri, met the.

l'ho same let - ler says: Since writing the .ni vo ro ',.. ! reived iniorniaiioii tut liu: ..i-- ...-e succeeded in choosing their representative in the distuct composed of the towns of F.dgecomb and Wesport in Lincoln county. These iowiis gave twenty-six majority tor 1 arKs, aim returned a Tory to the Legislature last year. All doubt about the character of liepescntative is now settled. It is rer dured to a certainty that the Whigs will have a majority of from ten to fifteen. The people are anxious t3 learn how it is that their Covermiioiu manages to expend such enormous sums of monev i:i the prosecution of that Flonda war. The whole mystery, we doubt not, will one day be explained. Jn the mean time various little circumstances are already throwing light upon the subject. The following letter, written in reply to a communication from an Assistant Surgeon of the Army, was read by Mr. Wise in the lloue of Ivcpresentatives on tbe tith mst. Can any body, after such dovelopements object to the additional appropriations of millions from the treasury of an impovished people for keep ing up the Florida operations.' U'Ufiliis;, Sept. 30, IS 37. Sir: Your letter of the 28th instant came to hand this morning. In answer to your inquiries I have to state, that the transactions to which you allude occurred at Fort Mitchell, Alabama, and not in Florida as you were informed. The particulars were substantially the following. I arrived at Fort Mitchell on the steamer Anna Calhoun, from Appalachicola, the boat having on board freight for the Initial -Si nes Army; the freight on which amounted to about one hundred dollars. When the amount of the charge was made known to Skinner, who was acting as Quartermaster for the Failed States; he (Skinner, toid W. W. Crenshaw, Clerk, of said boat to make the hill amount to SiiOO; upon which Crenshaw replied, that if he , Skinner) would give him one hundred dollars he would do soi to which Skinner immediately agreed, and Crenshaw mad the bill amount to So 00 for which Skinm ,-r., 1, ', . .. l a . - 1 1 1 I I , 1 g.in; nun uiic iiuiHiieu oonars. ana i ren shaw receipted the bill for live hundred dol lars. This transaction occurred about th 1st of February, IKj.;, at fort Mitche Alabama. Tins is a correct statement of the tran action, so far as observed by me, and ; stated to alter the transaction bv Crenshaw. 1 am, dear ir, your most humble servant A. V. SMITH, Ohio County. Ya., to wit. 1 !!.. . II r i ciou.tKv appeared neiore me, a Jus tree ot lVace lor the couivv aforesaid, A 1 . Smith, and aecurdine'v took oath that the foiejToing statement is correct am true to the best hi r. know lev! ge and beliefWOODS. O-t the on nT, u ! nr-t instant a Mr. 1 rattcis o in ci alone a''out ni !'.ou. was found dead ex idem! v murdered. ie 111: trom Lex in in Ins own house. his gun having hi-i the alicrwards. . it i i- . s i.ireii :esn;e aim to imiucr :i oi suicl ie. .1 lew (lavs a negro n ond Burn II. he longing to Mr. (icorge Ware, was arrest i ii ku in..- nui.iicr. lie confessed par ticipation in t!ie deed, and designated an other black linn and a white man namei heesc as his accomplice?. Reese was taken, and, alter an examination, dischar .l C.,1 .1 , . . 19 uu. ouubcquentiy another black man named Gabriel, belonging to Mr. Wan .. . i .... iit'' , huj micsicu, aim lie too coniesssii his guilt atid charged Reese with havin- been the principal actor. Consequently Reese was arrested again oo Wednesday last .,.i ,..i i- : lani n ill l.'.'.Mugion lor lurtiior exami nation. The negroes state, that when they attacked Mr. Connie's Iiom p, Mr. C. fired upon them through the window and before he could re-load his gun, thev .1.- i ii . , i , oi'inc i'i-ii nu; uoor ami iiespateneii him. The murdered man's house was rilh-d of iwo watches and about s?l,0'.)0 in money. Lou. Jour. . - 9...., From the ChicLutati f;nrltp. Kirti.wp Miii.s P. ()., Ohio. Sept. 24 liills ol the Kirtland Safety Society, sent out from tnis place by the Mormons, aie pcrieeuy wortnless tliev ar-3 not worth any thing here, and no probability .U... .1 . , .... 1 luji i.'.ey ever wi.i he. I he quantm ent out is immense. By giving this a notice in your paper von will confer a fir or on toe community, ami perhaps rclieva this omcc ir m the tronhle ot answer mquincs that are continually made from distance, respecting those bills. A. H. a From the T rue .hnrrican, Sept. 30. i Ar J.palanir. The citv has been oeiugeo, tor the ast ive nr I I l . i i six days, with r.. . i i fi - iont and heavy i howcrs nj rain; du ring the intervals of which, the sun has darted down its deleterious influence, and, as we predicted, the sickness, which hai .1 : .: i i - ... u.niiuiMieo, is again resuming ai its viru , ienee. 1 ,, burials yesterday and Wed nc.'iiay exceeded, we have reason to beineve.y ea. h day. and we hear hourly ot new cases. This; ;s no excrvertnr. People of note Ut! Uame Ini-p iirniiniul,llieu oil. OT DoSSCli lirnuir , I ho i'""v iiiiougn ttic urtlea : but go ahout and enquire, and it will be found that (he new comers are taking the fevr and dving. I he truth is. that the

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A lairs, rep - . La it - ' .. il v to ti , i n-, ;! .ce. i.i-i: I . on each side ol th i ed in ureal number, by tieiieral Street 'I'm- Indian were ilall.irm, and appearThey were attended and M dor 1'itcher, their agent, ami interpreters. I he church was crowded to excess, both below ami in the galleries. Several distinguished gentlemen were present. The ice President of the I 'nited States and the Secretary of the Treasury were on the platform. Mr. Harris, the Commissioner of Indian Airairs, addressed the Indians, through the interpretors, stating that their (heat Father had assembled them together for the purpose of settling matters of interest to them, ami their several land titles, and of endeavoring to satisfy them on any point wherein they had become discontented with the arrangements which had heretofore been made with them by the (Government. Several of the chiefs of the Ioways addressed the Commissioner in support of their claim to some part of the consideration for the land, in which they hud a common interest with the Sacs aad. Foxes. Keokuek replied, assertiiiLr the right of the people to all the land, oecause he had fought for it. He afterwards spoke of some articles of Treaties that had not been satisfactorily fulfilled. The Commissioner pronu-f 1 them an answer on Monday, (to-day, at ten o'clock, when tbe Council will ?Ti"ct again in Dr. Laurie's church. The talk on Saturday w.-.s a very interesting one. and the sp-ctaeie on the td itform not It t:i..ii a.' which preceded it. Intulij;ciic(r. TUr fSrct 1UII of St Paul's Cathedral is not rung, and only tolled when a member of tilt- K'ov .1 Family, or tbe Bishop of ,onuon ihes. hen rung m the usual kes the foundations of the noises. W hen tolled it is side, without beiiijr swung manner it sh neioh!)oring struck on the like oliier bells by the wheel. Jlois'oii 'Fransrrijit. - - Front Ihr Buxton 'Franscripf. Mr. Editor: At half oast five yes terday morning the mercury was two degrees h'liv the freezing point. This morning, at sunrise, it stood at ten below, and must have been much lower during the night, as grapes, tomatoes, peppers, and even apples, were frozen hard. ours, J. L . .nan Killed oij a JJtit. .lr. w m Strange, of this town, while passin through a pasture last Sunday, was atlact ed bv ahull. He was faund in ihe latter part of the day, shockingly bruised ano almost entirely naked, his clothes having been torn oil". The bull had brass knobs on his horns, nnd was therefore prevented lrom goring th. ).ly. 'I'he ground was much torn up, and show d that the attack must have been continued tor time, and probably alter the man was ;ad. h.7 Hivir Falriot. C-msrqucnrci ,,f ,t Chririvnri. A se nous atlair, ath-n'ted with loss ol Ine, took place on Tuesd iv last, a' St. Dennis. O Monday evening, a few individuals took it into their heads to charivari Madame St. Jaquies, without any aush'nsible rea on. .ne told them that she would not annoyed so again, and if they eontiu tied it die next evening, she would lite up on them. This only had the effect of increasing the number of charivariers am aiso me annoyance on 1 uesilav evening. when the lady was as good as her word. She fired from her window, mortally w ounding a man named Bellanget, and slightly wounding another. The enraged populace razed her house to the ground nit she managed to escape their ven geance. Montreal IF raid. - It 1ms been forbidden in Lombard v, unler the severe?t penalties, to speak of the Government. We suppose that their Gov ernment, like ours, is not lit to be talked about. Louisville Jour. file Messrs. Josephs of Xew Yor wiiose failure last spring created such an excitement throughout the country, are about to resume business under the inspec tion of a committee. Their debts are sta ted at i?t,500,()0i) and their assets at ?7, 000,000. Louinille Jour. Accounts speak favorably of the regene eration ol Aew Hampshire. I hat state is now the only dark spot in New Fngland, and she cannot long remain dark in the midst of the glorious light that is blazing and dashing on every side of her. I.oui a iile Jour. frTRetnrns have been received from nearly the whole of Connecticut, and it is a remarkable fact, that not a solitary town thus far has given a Van Bureti maarity. JsOUIS' ile Jour. Georgia We have little additional intelligence from Georgia. In Gl coun ties, Gilmer's gain over Schley since 1835 is 3,o6b; and, as Sch'ey was elected in 1835 by a majority of only. 2,571, there can be no doubt, that Gilmer, a staunch Wing, is now the successful candidate for overnor. The Macon Msenffer" of ine 7th says in reference to the Legisla tive elections "There will be a Van Buren majority in the Hou6eof Representa tives, but it is doubtful which party will r.vnnwnji"i.4 1 . U C1 . 4 Lou. Jour.

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j 1 lie wnig papers are raising quae a l'Hr rail over die late township elections in ! Connecticut. Tbe gentlemen of the op-

i position forget that democrats never slrtifgle lor the petty local otliecs of the COUIitry. .i.lcrrtiscr.

Did not your whole party, a few weeks' ()" Sunday the loth ins!, near ago, shout like ten thousand earth-1 l'''s place. John Uapiisie Laplant. Hquakes on account of tbe election of sustained through lile mo chai acter i f an a Van Lurea man as Mayor of Chaile-i- honest man.

ton: Lttii-ivillc Jour. The hickory nuts in Connecticut have been cracked with a sledge-hammer. What is to become of Senator Niles? Can he get back into his old berth in the Hartford 1'ost Ollicef Louhville Join-. A Ni-LECH. r filer ollicers and gentlemen so I jers, I'm tarmilly obliged to ye by gaully. for! j'linii: me a Korperiii, l n tarnetl to tarnation it I eanit cut Joe Brown now and get Pol Higgim in spite of every thing: on airth.' An editor in Illinois excuses himseM far delay in publishing his paper, on the ground that the ague had shaken all hia teeth loose, and has compelled him to use hoth hand toholJ hi- breeches on and that all his workmen are as badiy off ae himelf. m of the th.atres in Ne-.v Vork the w ho!.- eonp inv were i.a aialiaaee. the in.-h.-h natoi At one la-t Week, d, :i;!.t. J . d a : : n ,T fine, to a l.d K,'0eaile l Lioil K.ie the tjaet n," ia honor of Queen '.i. toii; when an old saiior who no doul t had i!t toe'rahly sc eiely the jressurc of the times, d'n-'d a! aid from the extrrniity of the I 'it iiad better .-iig. Go J -save our country !" THE DEATH OF EIWGS William the first died from enormous fat. from d.ink, and from the violence of Lib pas. .-'ioas. M ili'i.irn Rufus died the death of the poor stags which lie hunted. in 1. iv tap iirst dioil ol gluttony, havina cr.ien too mtvh of a di.di of lami.rcyi). Sir,hen died in a li-w .laysof what was called a thc-iiliac passion, which we suppose may be a royal name for J'russick acid, or something it. Henry th second died of a broken heart, occasioned hy the had conduct of his children. A hro'ien heart is a very odd complaint for a monarch to die of. I'erhaps 'rat's bane in porridge' meant the same tiling us a broken heart. Kiehard CVur d- Lion di.:d like the animal from which his heart was named, by an anow from nn archer. Job.ii died nobody knows how, hut i.-i ssi 1 of chagrin, whi"h we suppose i.; auot.'ier trrm fur a dos of hellebore. Henry Hi. is .-ai 1 to h.ivo aKr.J .;1 n,ra 4lrutl,,V w lieii with kiass in r-ulaces means t! lie xu 1-1 i.unatural death, bv w ili"! 11101 tal can sliUi las -morlal coil. Edward the first is likewise satJ toha-.e died of natural sickness.- a sickness which would puzzle all the I 'oilers ,, physicians to nominate. f.d.vaid the .Second was most baibarouslv and indecently murdered by ruffians, emploved by his own mother, and her paramour. Kdwurd the third ili.-d id" dotase. Kich ird the fourth is sii i ti have died of -f.ts cause, I l,v uneasiness' and unea-iness in palaces at those tunes was h very cuniimm complaint. Henry the Kill), js snj,j lave tl i t- 1 -of a painful alit-ction, prematurely. This is a courtly phrase for getting rid of a kimr. Oh! that the siloii.ms hrro of Aijincouit should have been got rid of by the priests -by a painful affliction, prematurely. Henry the Sixth die,) in prison, bv means known only to his tailor, ami known now only bv Heaven. L'dward the Fifth was'stritiurlod in the Tower. by his uncle liichaid the Third, whom Hume dcires to have possessed eveiv quality for Gov ernment. bard the Third was killed in bait! e fairly of died natof t'nese a niiier course, for ail kin- were killed fairly or tirallv according to the com! ir,-i,l-,r ivs. Henry the Seventh wasted away, oii2ht to do. lit to Henry the Eighth died of cnibunclts, tat and fury. Wliil.-t Edward the Sixth died of a decline. .J.ueen Mary, the most heartless, or the most bloody hearted of wretches, is said to heave died of a -broken heart.' whereas she died from a serfeit from eatint; too much of bla !; tmddiniree her sanguinary nature hem prone to hoi's blood. or blood of any soi t. Old Queen Hess is said to have died of mel ancholy, from having sacriliced Essex to Ins en. emies. Janifs the First died of dnnkinii and the elf, cts of nameless ice. Chai lis the First died a r'hteous deith on tbe scaffold. And Charles the Second died re, idenly it ii said of appoplevy. Ja nes the Secon 1 died abroa 1, thank Cod' and we trust the duke oj Cumberland will do the: same. William the Third died from consumptive hab-' it of body, and from the stumbhmr of his horse. ' Q een Anne died from her attachment to, tron 'waters,' or in other terms, from drunk-' enness, which the physicians politely called the; dropsey. Gooia; the First die! of drunkenness which' the doctors politely called loiioplcctick tit. George the Second died of a rupture on the' heart, which the periodicals of (hat day termed a Msuauon 01 unu. 11 is in only instance in which Hod ever touched his heart. George the Third died as be lived a madman. Throughout life he was at iea.-t a consittcnt mon arch. George the Fourth died of gluttony an J ofj drunkenness. William the Fourth died nmid.st the svmpatbies of his subjects, and mav it be a Ion? time icfore we have the means of describing the death rf his successor. Lundun paper. D. I). "Warner, of New" York, has recovered SjOO and costs, in the United States Circuit Cou't hc-ld at Hartford, Ct. against James Godwin, Jr. of Hartford, as compensation for injuries sustained in being overturned, last winter in a stage coach belonging to the defendant. DIED On Saturday the 7th instant, Miss r-.,,.a;,, rra r.,r itmiohiw nf h John Widener of this countv. Fortunately she had o lived as to be able to meet the king of ter-' rors viith a smile ot appronauon. 1. ntversailv be- . lovod in life, nnd as QiiiversaHv lamented in death, i she has gone to that -undiscovered country." leavner aiicted parents, and a large circle rt, friends to raoura her pttraatare i;t. But th-.r

sorrow is not without hnpc Tiuly tlx y may inscribe on lier t.mili, the following scmiim-nt. Thi!itv bed the prisoner sha'iit !.-uin

When Jesus coitu s, with is angelic tiuiu. To euii Ins mints: then shall our ian jate:- ri-e lu tiued ly dealh and fitted for the skies. i Uti t'ie 1 btli mst. near this j Anseliiic Barrois, w do of L:;i Mrs Barrois. Siie was horn m lncenne: th 1 5th of .ovun er. 1 Osi. IMXii;!! M'J'X'il'::!! TfjtWlE Subscribers Lave on hand, and constantly keep a large amount of Cold and Silver, which they offer to those w:hing to make Land entries at the same rates as those elrargi d by the Brokers at Louisville and Cincinnati. GFOKOF CRl IKSIIANK A: CO., Vineenncs, Oct. 1 9th, ly:J7. 2 1 1 3 1 . wa?vti:j to im ik iiahi:. F. S. Notes. Fa-tern drafts ir., C ie on the J'ost l ;t.ce uetpartmcnt. ior whieli the highest pr.i:ii or wl.icli tlit mills will tie given nv GLO. CRl IKSII.VMv & CO. Vinci im- s. Oct. 12lh. 1S:3T. ciiKi coons. fltFWlE Subscribers have on hand a large assortment of Pry Goods and Groceries winch they will sell at reduced prices, nnd lake in exchange Louisiana, Alabama. l,p.;...;r,t Tennessee, J And notes of all other -uivcnt Bank of the I'nion. GKO. CRriKSILWK it CO. Vincennes, Oct. 19th, IS37. 'Jl-L'lt T I ! ' ' i v ' ' ' 2 rcigneil wisnfs to i:;;ar:-,i g'"!:rr i.'.v . I! it and his friends and the public that he has commen -ed the a ness in a part of .Mr. Jones' Shoe Store, where he intends carrv ing it on in all its various branches. Having a long experience in the business he feels a confidence in assuring the public that nothing on his part will be wanting to give every satisfaction to those who may fav.-r him with their custom, and hopes by cai and attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. J. MASSY. Vincennes, Oct. 19th, 1S3T. '21-tf. A. B. CARPENTER, & GO. j JVio'csdc Jh-afcrs. Kraiisriilr. j -ff.WI! received, and are reccn in a very b:n;e d&s stork of merchandise, for Fall and Wintec trade, purchased bv the Case and I'ackajc in lii'-ton and New Vork (eci:.-:elv for Cash.) then fore purchased lower than usual, ami will be soiil t-ir ' a.sti (or 011 short tnu '.t lower than fir merly oilered by us. and as low as the same Good can be bought in Louisville or Cincinnati. Mer chants and dealers in Goods, are solicited to eal and examine our stock, (as it is veiy general.) anil they may hud it to their advantage to pur chase on Main, between First and Sc-on.' streets, Evansi!lo, Get., 18:J7. 21-tf 3 1 a a a ( ; i ; 1 1 s c f i i c 1 :. Wheeling, Oct. -t, 1S3T, Grand and Splendid Scheme. ro.ooo (jo,ouo io,coo GUAM) COXSOLIDATED LOTTEKV Class B. 1837. Draws ut WiUnin goi Del. Nov. 18,1837

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1 I'rize of $30,000 is Sod, 000 1 20,000 20,000 1 10,000 10,000 1 7,500 7.50J 1 0,010 0,010 1 2,3 00 3,000 3 2,000 fi,0Ud 5 1,300 7,500 10 1,230 12,3,10 23 1,000 2.,000 30 750 22,400 30 300 15,0 00 00 300 13,00! 53 200 11,000

Tickets S10, halves S3, quarters ?2 50, Aeei titieate of 25 whole tickets will cost $140 A certificate of 23 halves A certificate of 25 quarters For capital tickets addrc; 70 35 your dtrs to. J. M. CLARKE. Wheeling V NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given to those indebted to me W note or book account, that I an: in r reusing need of rnonev, and take this met'niU 01 reaunoing mem 01 uie i.ici, mar umes, tney coraB forward and hquiJatetlie same, itnout de- ""-'- '"-"s.m ..... . GOCHEIN'OLKVLiceaues, Oct 12th, 1S37. -10 if. ALL KIXDS OF BLANKS

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Cit m -tt issiou .Is r: i'ta '. E ANSVILLi:, I.i liii M)V receiitd. '0 bids. Stuinis!!: a, I 1 ol at excellent uu ,'iitv, wlii-h is f r "nr Vt holesale llouse. BCIMCII .v i;r.:i;iM). Vincecennts, .May llih, Ib'.i'.j i-3 C G-P H I U E R S H ! P , " ''pllIL lindersigned, iiaving entered into p.irtr.ersiiip in tin: Llil G busimss, intend constantly keeping on hand, an extensive and general Supply of DRLGS, lLfs. OILS. nVF-SFFFFS, F FAll V MF.llY. and hope from their constant attention to business, to merit and receive a share of public patronage. Thev assure thiir friends and the public, that any article offered for sale by them, shall be genuine if Their terms hUnl. tit who! II. DLVKLR, V. V. .m kli;. DUCT. DL'CKER. haviitg r 1 partner who is experienced artentivi . will, at all times when called on, ttcml 'to his prRCtieo as hc-ctnf ire, who. grcatfu! for past favors, hopes. fr attention, to merit a liberal ihare 1 his f pal-O.l-t! ronape. Mav 13, fr N. B. The itndcrsii-u-d. baling hisfoimer stock of (i(.)OI)S, informs !ns customers that he has his books in l!: Drug Store, where his former customer may find him, and request ihev wouh call and settle immedi i'idv. r.' v. m'k;:;:. A'OTICi:. I 'o t! 1 bit; f. .jail' ri-.p.i" t- d t '-, 1. r . 1 1 1 r iii-iu! ji t ike in c, !,,.!.. i ii. at the m;iik 1 ov. Cd. tstjiii;.; LI. th. C.l'S Alllcir lli-ri' civen. is. C Via W'e will (.in or I' lit A L I l. .7; hi . n v. ; ti:al 1. ire la i b ss v;n, I'-K V.1; 1 iii'i 1 aiv, it 11 a Mo- 1 U.I Ii 4 to .. :..!..! b. . cia..! id -ia. II, a 1us. S. arb f. .r.- f ad i 'laaja.ai.t. t v.-:: ialli sU. 1: 1 1 idle, .laia.iii i'ypi.us, V. 10. ais. As'.a 1 . r a-cl . and Kh-tm ;: iv. r !':!s. Wh Dr.. 'pi. ii I.-. I ' f Wei ite S , t'a tioi.i !. Gaiaa rs. -. (' Ilia of ee:" l.Kai. esi . I 1 ri I 1 xahi 11.-. ili . a re bv iemoinL' ail !":!. ear '.rs l.um tbe s.sleni and -rc r,HEALTilV. to e Thev fd !.:,,,. UI.GUi) rdo:the Wizt.i ta the ii,!v, taev re nine im - 4 'i t v kin 1. J'iaia dirccli is accoa.j ai.'. ena:bnv. Theusiinds 1 ! te-tiinoi.i i! ia l!a ;r I iut l.uvp bee,, reciied an,! would be n! '.i-i.fA h"re were i.a ,c siiaee; sui.iee it ;.i sa 1. ii 1. 1. v.v- , LNVA'kIAULV KEi-'O.Vl.MEM' I MEM. Gb-ia-ie that j h 1 im rial's ihr.i.s c::i f." be i''i!alnr l i.n y 1 s k ef any ;.'.',.. cory r ji' i1i!l r, f,,r tie l in'i r;n r nil. a v ' a ttlfn U -a fr 11 rrru .-a Wi s eva.'-'i-. f; f..-e r.llfll I-,, Hi, m on (.'111 '.VI ','. K 1' I", IT Every autbo.iied au''nt has a ia ai:".- a' ;i?oi.'V signed by 15. I'KA.NiJKETII I. i and S. TOI'SEV. Ask to re'e thi : rertiiieate oi ageiicv ; if il not be shown do not purchase. 1 1 ri if r- ' ' t -.-! i n - of Fourth ilonr from .IelT.Tsim s!a Dr. lirandreth's general agent. Sold by 'J'horn A Trai v. 'inc M. H. siiryer. b'loomfbM; "V. ( ",, 1. 1,0 s ll nn V M. HutVei.nn Is. son:;ie, , s. limeh .1 la- .aar.i. August i--:r. 1 i :.t 1 ELl.ll IrJ VUi-kifiMIVi 5 -j KE now opiiui.g a lave and t'ulJ aoi tnu ii -'tl.Si Ol rr rfjk ' 'i ax '-rf'f St rair ioaiH t.. tS'c. r. H. V '. a.ents for the in, porters, w ill ccilMantiv .f-'p o-i haial the (r'i) Anchor Urand Gham-Hi-ie; and a superior article of Spanish so-rs - t their Wholcsalo store coiu -r of Main ec WnStreets. Evan-viie, July 1 Ith, 1 s.'jft lo-tf a st'tT- t.!i; iita ert iiu ibstraycrnf ta it gre it t-i -1 IV? 1 For sule whole-f.ale or reiail bv 2 HI'lT A S.WVVER. Vii.ccr.ncs, ApriU, 1337. 15-Cm. BOXES TOBACCO just r.ier -"-'' 7 el and for sale bv IJL'RTC ll '&, HCBERD. Vir.renncs, Sept. 22nd, 1S37. 17-tf -gfih BOXES TALLOW CANDLES, J"- ' i"'e,i. .nil! 1111 Sine O V lU UTCI! A: II KM K J D. v; ice;in'?'j, -ept. 2nd. 1M37 17-tf i't KEAMS WRAPPINC PAPER 0 assorted, just received and for sale by BLRTCK cL- HE BE HP ccr.--.es, Sep-. 1?3?. 17-T