Vincennes Gazette, Volume 8, Number 30, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 December 1838 — Page 3

Ueiich in England, or lhat ci'.her of the j acta of Congress by necessary implication, authorize the former court to issue a writ of mandamus to an officer of the United States, to compel him la perform ministerial duty, the consequences aiet) in one respect, the same. The letcdl in: other c.ise? is, tlul the orru-ers ol the United State?, stationed in different j-urts vi the Utiit'. d states, are in respect Li the performance of their o'Tieial iLiue ubject trt ditl'erent laws and a different supervision, in the states to one rule, and those in the district of Columbia to another and a very different one. In the District their ciTicial conduct is subject to a judicial contest, from which, in the States, they are exempt. Whatever difference of opinion may exist us to the expediency of such a power in the judiciary, in a system of government constituted like that of the United States, all must ngree that these disparaging discrepancies in the law and in the administration of justice, ought not to be I'ennitted to continue; and as Congress

alone can provide the remedy, the subject it unavoidably prsscnted to your cotisidration. MARTIN VAX BUUEN. Sati'rday, December 22, 1838 FOR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM HBIRY HARRISON. From information derived from all quarters we feel assure! that the present Hoard o! Internal Improvement will be leformed out of office, and a new one created, consisting of a less number, either three or five member?. This appears to bo the prevailing desire not only in most parts of 'die State, but generally muIi the members of the Legislature. u uh a law exceptions they h ive, rendcred themselves o.moxious to and odious in the eyes of the the people Legislature, by their extravagant expenditures, and squandering of the public money in a manner and on works lhat will not for vears produce a revenue to the state;and by locating the different works more with the iew of enriching their own pockets or that of their immediate friends. than for the purpose of benefitting the public or lessening tiie burthens of the people. All these tilings can and should be corrected during the present bession, as no doubt they will be, i fall reports that have reached us be true. Heretofore the complaints of the people have been oniy uttered in murmurs, the precursors of a storm, which is now bursttog over their heads in all its fury. The people are determined to avert the oneroai taxation, which is unavoidable if the present slate of things is per;nit:ed to exist, and they have at least some Represen tative win are learless enougn to uis-v-h-irre their duties and to represent their the present legislature v isnes. Upon jits tne responsinuuv , nd those who fail to correct abuses, and reform a! tilings. and safely pilot through t! ship of Stale, shuui d be remembered and. matked by the people. ft - "We deem il scarcely necessary to reriiiud our citizens of the Fair to be held on next Tuesday evening at the City Hall. The taste and elegance heretofore displayed on occasiuns of this kind, ensures an inhibition, that should be liberally patronised, as we have no doubt it w ill be. The object is a most laudable and praiseworthy one, and a few dollars on Cl.rUi maa night cannot be belter spent lhar. in r. promotion. ft will be seen that the Presidents Menace is quite a different document trotn such as we have been accustomed to receive fiom that high functionary for Fme years past. We concut in most ol the recommendations, except those concerning the late Rank of the U. S. and the Sub-Treasury system. Its tone and spirit we are especially pleased Willi, but we must defer our remarks at present Jor the want of space. The lion. A. S. White, at present a member of the House of Representatives, has been elected on the 3Gih ballot. Sensor of the II S. for tbf form of ov ,r-o Smce the election the Legislature have n. but little business Mr Jdah . bdl ls reorganise the Board of Internal Improvement Im. not vet been disposed of Li moM probably will not be belore som time in January. . KOR THE VINCENNES GAZETTE. . . a .-.,,- will five a toni lie ruozan iucu. r I M;. ml in the Fresbytenan umircii.un .- ! iy evening next. v. i':s prosperity of our town, should -dy attend and aid in supporting w ill in ,.mpaVv who have so otten ma e..-, tnbutedto our amusement, and plea ures. The liberality which thc haxe anably manifested-the reputation Uie llHV: : I the honor w hich u. iCquireu -- ,1,,,,. the town, ana tne V?r :. i t.i 11 fourth every cm have snown,Miuu.u-.-.,,inn IlUe lIUS. zen upon an v,v.u pitI'KN HARRISON IN ILLINOIS. i .,! .nif ol tne GEN The . ii lii iiiiiiiiai. vi.v - . . . n't.; ninera in .Mcs, '-' irarrison at the rricrtn al I 16 licau 1 r ; m , a candidate for the Pres.American sustains, aeney. nronrietv of the in an able article, -- nomination lect of lb (iovcrnor

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If she will, the will, You may depend on't; It' she won't she won't, And there's the endou't. A Woman" a Firmness. A case of a novel character occurred on Friday in the United States Circuit Court at Providence. The Providence Courier says: A vountr

lady of a very interesting appearanca ana respectable character was brought up by ihe marshal for refusing to be sworn, and to give her testimony befoie the grand jury. Justice Story addressed her in a verv eloquent and respectful manner, and, with all the kindness of a father, urged upon her the duty and the necessity of persona giving testimony to promote the cause of justice and the public salety. He inform ed her, that, however painful to him, the law left no discretion for him to exercise and that, if she persisted in her refusal, ihe only course he could pursue was to commit her tojail, and to keep her there till she should consent to take the oaih. True to her woman's nature, she replied instanter, and without hesitation, that 6he would go to jail ralher than be sworn, and was condemned accordingly. It seems that a young gentleman, whose addresses she was not inclined to favor, liar written her two lttpr, whioh 'she sutlered to remain in the post officer. Another young gentleman look one of the letters from the post office and delivered it to the lady, who received il with the seal broken, and the young lady was summoned by the letter icriter as a witness against the letter bearer, and, from some cause best known to herself, she refused to make oath. Since the above was in type, we learn lhat the young lady has been liberated, and has returned to her friends. Boston Transcript of Saturday. It is a Whig triumph (the victory in New York) which will in the end we mean in lrlO do more for the victors. Lou. Advertiser. Is that your 'sober second thought,' neighbor. Lou. Jour. rnovisioisr market of vnicbnnes Flour, ( 'orn Meal, Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Turnip, Sweet Potatoes, Pork, . Reef, Mutton, VV.il, Venison, lluiter, LVgs, Chickens, 30a per hhd. 30 per bushel

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Potaoes are remarkably scarce and will eoYTucnr or MuoVo. rnilE Mozart Amateurs beg leave to announce to the citizens nf Yincennes, that they trill give a Concert on Monday the Zitk inst. at the Presbyterian Church, the particulars of which will appear m the handbills of the day. 7 heu hope to sec a large assemblage of It eir f ;!to it- citizens p res cut. SALE OF LAW BOOKS, &C7 HI. KI. will lip jjojd at public sale, at the store of I. -V W hitteisev, on 8aturdav the Tub day ol January, IS3!), a valuaMe lot of Law and other books, with a variety of other articles bconginji to the estate of .amuol Whittrlsry, e-eoas-od. 'J'trrns of Fal. All sums vmder five dollars, ash. All sums over five dollars, a credit of six months vil be triven, the nurchespr (riving !i note i'1' "i" " ' " u - ' ... 1. i. Willi TUl-.su , r.xecutor. VinccnRCP, Dec. 17th, 1838. 30-3. CHOICE LiUUOIW. C1IE undersic .ed have just received, find intend g constantly to keep on hand, a full supply of the most choice LIQLOKb., such as Champaign Brandy, Madeira Wine, Cogniac do. Tencriffe do. Peach do. Port do. Common do. Malaga do. Monongahela Jt'hiskry, Claret do. Irish do. Jamaica Hum, Scotch do. y. 7J. do. Holland Gin, and Cherry Bounce, To which thev would invite the attention of cpi cures. They have also fitted up, in a neat manner, a room ndjoinini: their ColTee Hous, well calcula ted for the convenience anJ comfort of those who 4 . VIUOV I Ills JllJ. M. X T. THORN. Vinccnncs, Dec. 19, 183S 30-tf 100 REWARD. AN AWAY from the subscriber, living on the bank of the Ohio river, about five miles below the town ol HonterHon, Henderson countv, Kentucky, on tne -oui oi ucwmr iasi. nejrro man named Boon, about .7 years ol age, of a rather dark complexion, near 5 feet 10 inches high, wit i a stout, robust, and well proportioned friinc- bavin? on when he left home, a green blan ket box coat, Jark cassmet pantaloons, a tar of coarse boots, and Mack wool hat. I lie above rewaro win oc givru nin - FII'TV DOLIiKSif taken in the state and out of the county, or twcnty-iivc dollars it t.iucn in the countv. WALT Kit ALUh.s. Icc. 13 30-3t Evansvilte Jour. STOVES!! STOVES!!! LOT of Fiauklin and Ten Plate Stoves, just received and lor sale low for cash, by I. ;S. till 1 ilil,. 1 . Vincennes, Dec. 22. 1839. 3 vni irwrr'iriH A QUAN TITY just rsceived and for sale by I. X. WIHTTELSKY. Vincennes. Dec. 22, IS3. '30

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GENERAL assortment lor sale low, by I. N. WH1TTELSEY. Vincennes, Dec. 22, 18.13. 31) STATE OF INDIAMA, sg tilBSOX Cocsti, 5 In the Probate Court of said county, at ihe term of February, A. D. 163S. James Skelton, Jr. assignee of James Twcedlc and Sally his wife, late Sally Garret, Margaret Phenkks, late Margaret (Jarret, Ureenberry Garittjohn Garret, Presley Garret and Henry ( "arret, Jr. t'r. v . - - - Jane Garret, widow of Henry Garret, late of 5 said county, deceased, and W illiam Garret, 0 Elizabeth Garret, Alexander (Sarret and Sle- I jihen Garr.t, heirs of said Henry Garret, de- j ceased. J 2; Jano Garret, widow of Henry Garret, "late oi paid county, deceased, William Garret, Elizabeth Garret, Alexander Garret and Stephen Garret You are hereby notified, lhat an application will be ma jo to the Prolato Court of the county aforesaid, on the first day of the next February term of said court, (or so soon thcresfur as counsel can be heard) by James Skelton, Jr. assignee as aforesaid, to appoint Commissioners to assign and set over to lane Garret, widow as aforesaid, her dower in the following described lands of which her husband died seized and possessed, viz: The east half of the south-west quarter of section eight, town three, south ranqc twelve we.-t, containing 80 acres. The east half of the north west quarter of section eight, town three, outh range twelve west, containing 60 acres. The west halt of the south-east quarter of eccti .n eight, town three, south range twelve west, containing 80 acres The north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of the same section, town and ranie, and the south-west quarter of the north-we.-t quarter of the same section, town and range, all i:i the countv of Gibson, aforesaid. JAMES SKELTON, Jr. Princeton, Dec. It, 183S-3t. CI I R I STAI AS FA IR. f rUll ladies of the Setving Society of Vincennes, beg leave tj inform the citizens of Yinrenncs and its vicinitv, that thev will hold a FAIK ntthe Citv Hall, on the eveninsr of the jth instant, f r the purpose of disposing of h variety of fancy articles, of their own nrmuftctore. The pi oeco! to be employed in the purchase of a ilell for the Presbyterian Church, fur which they solid' a share of public patronage. Admittance 25 cents. Vincennes. Dec. 13, 1S3S. VJ-t 1 PROHATE COURT. V a special act of the Legislature, there will be a .session of the Probate Court, cominerii in o,i Monday the 24th inst. ZAC1I. 1MJLLIAM, Sheriff. Dec. 11, 1h3i 29-td J. IS. .11.1 IVVW A- CO, HBAVE just received from I'liiladelnhia, a large and fplendid assort ment of WINTER UOODS, consisting in part of colored Cloths Blue, Black, Drab, and Fancy colored Casiimers, ribbed awl plain Plain and printed fanry colored Sattinetts Plain and figured Silk and Cotton Velvet Silk, Satin, Swansdown and other testings Molakin, Pilot Cloth and Flushings Jeans, Baize, Flannels, Vc Sheetings and Shirtings Woolen Buckskin Gloves and Mitts Hosiery, Merino and Cotton Shirts. Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, -r. Fur and Silk Hats Fur amr Sealskin C aps. r. 7 ei v - - - Also a quantity of ready-made clothing, superior to any stock ever brought to this market before viz: Dress and frock cloth coals Cloth and cassimerc panlaloo)ts Silk velvets, satin and fancy vests Dress and frock jeans coals Saltinctt and jeans pantaloons Cloth, petersham, Blanket and Flushin if over coats Linen and cotton shirts, collars and bosoms Satin, bombazine and fancy sleeks All of which me open and for sale at reduced prices at theii Store on Market streel, one door! from the corner of Water 6treet, anu opposite j. v. cuua Hotel. Persons wishing to purcha e arc . . ,..'icii j v-rtU jnd examine. N. U. Clothinrr made to order at the shortest notice, and in the newest style. Vincennes, Nov. 2 , I8itt. 27-if Administrator's Sale. THERE will be sold at public auction on Sa turday the 5th day of January next, at tin late residence of Nathaniel Kukendall, dec., on Clavpolc Hill, in Decker township.all the person al property of saiJ deceased, consisting in part of One three horse ivagon, Two horses, 1 colt. Twelve head of Cattle, Seven hundred bushels of Corn, Twenty Hogs, Ti.hms or Salk. All sums of threa dollars and'under cash- and all sums over, a credit of nine months, with bond and approved secu rity. AZIKA KUYKKNDALL, Adm'r. Dec. 8th, 1R3S. 29-3t IS hereby given that I have taken out letters of administration on the estate of Charles Delisle, late of Knox countv, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate r requested to make immediate payment, and all those having claims, to present them legally authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. EUGENE DELISLE, Adm'r. of Charles Delisle, dec. Ere. 7, 1838. 28-3t

BLANKS. OF ALL KINDS TOR SALE.

STRAYED. 37HOM the subscriber about eight or j ten days since, from Vincennes, one bay horse, live years old, one of his hind feet white up to the pasture joint, white star in bis forehead, a small lump on his back, occasioned by a saddle, short tail, which was eaten off by a Cow. Any person restoring the above described horse to me at my residence in Illinois, five miles from Vincennes, or giving information by which I can get him again, will receive a liberal reward and the thanks of J. B. SHAW. Dec. G, 183?.28-3t "notice: IjERSONS indebted to me will do well to cal - immediately, pay their accounts or give their notes. I am determined to settle up iay book, and those disregarding this notice wiil most assuredly have to pay cost. fcT. F. OFFUTT. Vincennes. Dec. 15, 1833. 29-31

STATE OF INDIANA, (Gibson Countv. In the Probate Court ok the County avoresaid. $ At the term of October, le38. Elijah Melton, Adm'r." ol James Carter, dec. vs. The widow and heirs of said decedent defen- Petition to sell ilants, to-wit: .Louisa real estate. Carter, widow of said decedent, and Jane Carter and Isaiah Car ter. Now comes the said administrator and files his petition suggesting to the Court, that ihe personal estate of said intestate, is insufficient to satisfy and discharge ihe claims and liabilities against said estate, ind it appearing by the affidavit of a dis interested peison tiled herein, that Louisa' Carter, widow of said deceased, and Jane Carter and Isaiah Carter, infant heirs of saiil intestate, are non-residents of the state of Indiana, it is therefore, ordered that publication of the pendency of this petition be made in the Vincennes Gazette, a public newspaper published in the town of Vincennes, in the county of Knox, and State of Indiana, (there being nonewspa per published in the said countv of Gib son,) for three weeks successively, sixty days before the next term of this Court, knd that said defendants appear at said next term of the aforesaid Court and show cause why the said real estate of the saiu decedent mentioned in said petition and inventory herein filed, to-wit: ihe undivided moity of fractional section No. 'J3, in township 1, south range 11, west, except f;rty acres to be laid off in i square, out of the north west quarter of said section, shall not bu sold and the prooceds thereof to be nindf vo jinnio ui me sam aummistrator lor the discharge of the debts and liabilities of the decedent, to which time tliii cause is con tinued. A tru? cnn J K. MONTGOMERY, Clerk j:, i:i. 'jvu I ov. i:.0:S "l INTOKH vV IIKNKV KI.I.ISON. w j Cij wi vil j V litem tics, I nd. Vlhh attend to all business in their line, at their hhop in the basement story of Col; (Marks Hotel. N. 1$. Uenovating done at the shortest notice, and in the best Btyle. Dec. 7, lHG8.J2S-3t EXUnT Uii HOTEL. KVANSVILLi:, IA. rerjHIS Establishment, the Largest and most M. Convenient of any of the kind, in the southrn part of the state, is now epened by the subscriber, who intends making the care of it his entire business. Its location is in a pleasant part of the town, and near the steam hoat lanping, an! its spacious and convenient ipahtmests, together with the attention it will receive from the Proprietor, will, it is hoped insure a reasonable portion of public patronnge. Persons travelling; by stack, will find it convenient to call at this establishment, as it is the stage house for the Wabash Country. (JEOKGE VV. L. WHITE. Nov. 2?, 1S3S 3m Administrator's Sale. THERE will be sold at public sale on Saturday the 29th instant, at the late dwelling gof Charles Delisle, deseased, in the Prairie, three miles below Vincenne?, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting in part of One four horse wagon, Six head of horses, 5 head of Cattle, 7 head rf Sheep, A quantity of dry Beef Hides, together with I'an.ing utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furniture Terms of Sale AH sums of three dollars and under, cash; and all sums over three twelve months credit, bond and sccuritv re.puierd. EUGENE DELISLE, Adm'r. of Ciiarlhs Deli5li:, dec. Dec. ?, 183.28-3t

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BROOMS DOZEN Broom in store und for aah Ji, by N. SMITH. Vineen'rtrs, My 2 IS"?.

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-w- , r-.r . .. . . - M niijijseil publicly, bv virtue ot an tj , r i i i . f c ' County, Indiana, on Saturday the 12th day of January next, on the premises in Vigo county, the well known and valuable tract of land about four miles south east of Terre-Hautet containing 320 acres, and designated on the map ss ihe south east quaater of section eight, in township eleven, north of range nine, vrest, and the south vrest quarter of section No. nine, in the same town and range. About 100 acres of the above land is in cultivation. r and CO or 70 of woodland enclosed mak ing ihe best kind of lilue Grass pasture. There is also upon it an Orchard of fine r . , , . li e iruu, anu uouse?, siauit? suun as a , farmer requires, and it is one of the most valuable tracts of land in the country, both for fertility of soil and location. Terms of Sale. A credit of nine and eighteen months will bo given on part of tho purchase money ,a an-d mortgaged and bond required on the premises to secure it. The title is indisputable. Perions wishing to examine the lands before sale, can apply to Samuel Patterson, Tcrre-Haute, to George Jordan on the premises, or to the subscriber near Vincennes. JAS. M. E.MISON, Administratorof Thos. Emison, dec. Nov. 2 1838. 'iT-ts The Indiana Journal, Louisville Journal, and Cincinnati Whig.wili i ert the above weekly to the amount of three dollars; and the Wabash Courier, will insert to the day of sale, and send their accounts to this office for collection. Mew-Firm Tin $ Sheet Iron Manufactory, Tllij unuersinua we" Id respecet.ibly inform the public, that hairv puri i i . :. : i nusru inc euiiiu inmm teri'st ot I- abdili, I''SS will continue the bu. .fy&jjfi&k sinoss, in all its variggous branches. nnJe he firm of AB1.I,L &l JO.XE.S, at the old stand on Water street, opposite the -store of JAMES 8. MAYES, where they would invite all who wish to purchase tin-ware cheap, to call and examine previous to purchasing elsewhere, as they arc decrmined to sell as low, wholesale or retail, as tliey can be had at Louisville or Cincinnati. N. B The books and accounts of the late firm of I. & II. Abdili, are left in the hands of Abdill Cv Jones, who are authorized to settle the same. Vincennes, Oct. 2Glh, 1S37. 22. V the receipts and expenditures of the Countv of Knox, from the 5th d.iv of November . 1837. tin to the 'Jlh ' A day of November, 18 18. A mount paid into the Trea. turv from the l'th Xnvcm-

i ?:,300 so l.: Balance in Treasury SI Go 23 1.2 WILLIAM JUNIUNS, ARCHIBALD SIMPSON, Conwiissioncrs. Viaceones, Nov. 7th, 1838. 25-3t BOitOUGII TAXES. THE taxes of the Borough for the present year, are now due, ai.d inust be pai 1 without delay. Those interested, will please attend punctually to this call. The receipts of Martin Robinson, Esq., will bo good for the sam?. J. DON O VAX. Borough Collector. Sept. 28, 1S33. 18-tf REWOVAITOF THE GOLUMBIAN INN. riHE subscriber wishes to inform the public -- that he has removed to his NEW and ELEGANT HOUSE on Eaton street, fronting the Public Square, where he will be much pleased to wait upon all those who favor him with a call His house is large and well calculated to render persons comfortable. Ho can furnish several rooms with lire 'laces for tho accommodation of small families. His stable is well supplied with the best of provender. HENSON RIG OS. Carlisle, August 7th, 183S. 12-St Admini-trato rs X ot ic r . f??TllE undersigned has t ikin out letters of Ja administration on the estate of Robert Lemen, deceased, late of Knox county, Indiana, All those indebted to said estate will make im mediate payment, and those having claims will present them legally authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be insolvent. JONATHAN P. CON, , . . ABRAHAM MILLER, Jr. 5 mldm ri Nov. 14, 1S3S. 23-31 THE subscribers wish to purchase Jor eh, 10,000 bushels of WHEAT delivered to them i:i Vincennes. - TIIORX 4- TRACV. Dee. 7, 183S. 2t-3t THE subscribers wish to purchase tor cash. 300,000 pounds of good PORK, delivered to them in Vincennes. THORN oV TRACY. Dec. 7, 1S3S. 2-tf s.n r; cos's s: . . Messrs. Thompson and Wardlaw have lelt ttieir e notes and sr-counts in tho hands of Martin Robinson, Esq. for collection. Those interestee will call and save costs. Vi.. -ennes April 20. 1 S3S. 4T--f. BLA.MvS OV

dai'eri 1S37, up to the. Mh Nov ember, 1'N, i, Poor foTjo 'J3 Jail 2.017 S3 Assessment 1 10 o ('ourt-Hoi:se 'I -r 3 V K)als 2J: 21 Cleik 31 o Shend" 1 3S Books and Stali Jli.iry i'J r2 Elections ' :: M Overchane in Ts 22 f2 Wolf Scalps 1 0( Jurors MM) Z'y Baiiiii i i i'J r; Assoiate .1 utiles 2 (in Ciimtv Cominitsioncii 10S CO Public Well M CO Inquest 6"' 35

PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at public sa'e at Robert Smith' T rnrnir. in Vinrpnnpi nn SafnrJa the l&lh . , . ' ' ' r.r c'a y l" January next, at noon, on a creditor six nion ths.for notes with good security and interett from date, the following property; 1 Yoke of Oxen, XJ Log Wagons, 1 Large lioad Jf'agon, 1 Cross tCut Saw, and a large lot of Chxins, Jlxes and Tools, S-c. JUDAII, HARPER & CO. Vincennes, Nov. 13, 1S38. 25-td as s a. s "Sf UST received and for sale by the subscribers. se and general assortraant of Uoou land shoes, which will be sold low for C AMI or COfJNTKY PPOUUCE, comprising the fal lowing articles, viz; 200 pairs Men s Kip pegged Shoes, 100 do Jiou's thick Brogans, 50 !200 10 J 50 ro 50 ro 50 50 100 100 ro 48 IS 48 100 100 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Youth" s do do Childrcn"s Seal Bootees, do ancle tics, do L,ea Mtiroes smal Misses Kip pegged Shoes, do do sewed do Women" s do pegged d Boy"s Thick Boon, Youth's do do Men's do do do Kip Brogans do do do do thick do Calf pegged Boots, fine sewed do do dress do Jf'omc7i's Lace Kip Bootees, Super fine pegged Boots, The above goods will be sold cither by the bos or retail to suit turcbascr?. P. MOORE CO. IV. B. Wc have and will continue to keep on hand a large and general assortment of FOREIGN AM) DOMESTIC LIQUORS AND GROCERIES, of every description. Store opposite the Dro Store of Messrs. Hitt & Sawyer, Markt strtet. 1 M. & CO. Vincennes, Nov. 23, 1838. 2!3-tf Pine Window Sash for Sale. orv WINDOW SASH, just received ot th OLFU Market Street Warehouse, and for a!; for cash by ' J. DONWON. Vincennes, Sept. 27, 1 833. lS-tf stems mm FOR SALE. TH E subscribers w ill sell at private sale f" reasonable payments, the Steam Mil!, near West, fall's, at the Cypress Swamp, or they will sell the Machinery. It i all first rate work, 11 inch cylinder, :t boilers and machinery complete, for two Saws and Shingle and Lathcn Ma; binary. One run ot Stones can be added t jr about 2o0. The sale i only proposed, because we are compelled to wind up our business on account of our private eng.xcTiiient, JUDAII, IIAIUT.U it CO. Viucennes, Nov. lo, lKix. 21.17w lit cdving. Forwarding, - Couuaiiio. -MKKCIl'A.Vr, Yincennc: la, REFERENCES. Burtch ct Ilclierd, Li. Ciuik;haiilv it Co. Bonner & Carnafi, K. Smith, E. At O. Brown. Webb v hoeioaket. Wm. Thurston Sc (,'i. I. (J. (Jwathiicv it Co V. B. Tillay, Hcllbrd ci fc?or-frev, y iriceiir.es, iv .1.) ! 'liitoip. ).. Laljyette, Ij. Evaiii( Louisville K v New ( )r!e:mn Yncciines.i'ii'Melir:) is.;s 4 1-t f. Superior Cotton Hatting. rl',IIE subscribers are manufacturing ' Cotton A Batting of superior quality, which they otTor for sale in quantities tu suit purchasers, a the !o.vest market price. C. ALLEN Cc CO. North cast corner cf Main and Second Ki(. Cincinnati, Oct 30, 1 833. 21.2m GnzHta CASH WAIVTIilX LL persons cHn me notes and accounts of Mj- one year'j Btandiug and ever.nre requested to ppy the same by tho 10th of February next, as I must have money by that time, und will not promise, to wait longer. Those who disregard this notice will find their notes, Ac. traded off for something icoro in demand, and probably to per6ons less indulgent than W. HAYES'. Vincennes, Dec. 14th, lf?. 2'J-3t Valuable Land for Sale. THE subscriber will offer at public sale on Saturday the 2'.)th of December, in Vincennes, if not disposed of at private salo previous to that time, 180 ceres of land on River Duchee, the late farm of Col. L. Decker, SO acres one mile below Vincennes, in the Lower Prairie, all in cultivation; and 120 acres in Allison Prairie, on Ihe Road to RusscIIville, Illinois. T:hms. A credit of si. v and twclre months will be Riven, the purchaser giving his note with approved sccuritv. TIIOR N TO N K U V K E N D A LI,'. Vinccnnesj Nov. 20 1 83. 274t-, BUILDING LOTS fronting on Mar'act Street, between 3d and -llh Street; and on 3d street, between Market and Vipo streets. The terms to. those who will improve immediately, shall be accommodating. Apply to JOHN EWINC. In his absence to SaVi.. Hill, Esq. V i m-ernie?. Nov. P. 188. 2-".l OI'TUTT lias removed to th,! house owned bv Mr. J. II. Hannah,

on Broadway, formerly occupied by B. M. Thomas, Esq. near, the Methoilii't Meeting House. Nov. 20 lP38--r2?-tf TIX'ST received a quantity of TAR which is a fi 1st rate article andwill S3 sold low, by THORN k TRACV Au;ust 17, its tt" r---

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