Vincennes Gazette, Volume 9, Number 41, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 March 1840 — Page 3
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V WHIG.: ; ,i Vincenncs, Ta., by -ipd edited by Ethan "i.Vi J .;h. v1. i I vi, " will be printed i-,-iful type, and mailr' i , ursday morning, at , f-r i single subscriber,.'.'V -f April, and'oecon. ..'residential elcc.io,.
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honest pride, and just w t'.c experienced i'at-
vttex. William U. . esented for the first
: nor in the gift of a
- . as the title of our
111 be tirmlv devotee:
'. diffusion of his wel
:u;ip!es, under a solemn
restoration of our pros
pen equation of our freedom am
': .-e rendered certain by his sue
, i '.If -nighty antng-uiist struggle in .' eas, of the PEOPLE against
iJCKEN, and his icil u adjuncts
) t n t' by party schemes, caused the
:,nd the Union, to become involved
1- and consternation. Our course
. :;vl be marked and decided. There are
ris t.:m two weekly newspapers at ,r-int, yet, it has become apparent to
' ty intelligent and reflecting higs
t. .t, to defend the Whig candidate, and
c vplain the salutary principles which will
he called into action under the auspices of
I ahrisox fc I vlem s administration, now 'rossly misrepresented and distorted bv
'ie an Buren partv papers sent about
gmtuitously;. ''sugared o'er" to deceive the
twary to concentrate the energies of
well known Whig disciples in active sup
irt of the true creed, with which the
muse of the PEOPLE is emphatically
identified to expose the frauds and impositions practised by Van Buren's unscrupulous stipendiaries: and for the other con
siderations which the FARMER, the
MECHANIC, and the MERCHANT, will not, on reflection, fail to appreciate the success of our undertaking is of the first importance. In a land abounding in all the elements of personal thrift and national advancemen, it is with deep concern that every sound Republican ha witnessed the prtrlv
schemes and diversiued experiments of
men in power, blighting, poisoning and leading to embarrasment and ruin, every calling and industrious pursuit no one prospering, Van Buren's office-holders excepted. The pd of nature has bountifully blessed the toil of the Husbandman, but the Van Buren spoils p lie y has destroyed and proscribed the reward of honet labor and enterprise rewarding: with the People's money, a venal and deceptive retinue of party editors, who. under the guise of false pretenses to "Democracy," disregard the pinlie welfare and this partv now in power, seem to calculate upon ren
dering Van Buren the jfC7 Legislature ! th.e Trf.asvrer ! ! and in. fact, the GOVERNMENT ! ! ! "1 We oppose the Humbujrofers, and submit this brief outline to induce essential patronage. We believe, that with correct and full advisement, every freeman's heart, should at this momeni become a ciiidel of Whig Strength. Jf'e are willing to do our dutv as faithful sentinels on the Watch Tower. As we feel no luhcwannncss, we have no doubts. Col. Ethan Allen, (father of the writer) is not unknown to the readers of the history of that glorious Revolution, which tyranical foreign rulers occasioned. The writer of this served in the army of the U. States during the late war, and with his humble abilities sustained that government for which his father fought, and saw "a little service." The Whig principles of this concern, will not be found of recent growth. Reared Whigs, the editor and publishers do not claim to be so under any mere partizan
admission; we "go ahead for Harrison upon our, and his avowed principles, which the people of the Wabash valley, suffering under impositions hostile to him and themselves, should, (and it is hoped, will) stand forward to propagate and uphold. Finally, we believe, that the principles of Constitutional equality and public good, which guided Washington-, Jffferson, and Madison, will guide Harrison, and restore happiness and prosperity to the country. We believe the arbitrary financial policy which Van Buren In- adopted
to aid the spoils-men s creed oi felt ajr
giandizement. must cease to operate a
safe national currency be sanctioned
merit and worth alone be confided in, and the responsibility of public officers to the
sovereign people be aain established, if
Harrison be elected; of which, with
proper vigilence, we have no cause to doubt. Only let Indiana his old friends
and neighbors, do their dutv, and V an
Buren can never be prefercd, known as he
now is.
We ask support, and request the lists
of subscribers to be returned to the pub lisher on or before the 4th of April.
To Drusilla Baker, Amos Besori and Rebecca his wife, Phillip and Alexander Wingaid, Polly Tom! inson, Thomas Collins, Cincinnati Neal and Mary Ann his wife, Alexander King and Lavina his wife, Sampson Thistle and Susan his wife, and Elizabeth Collins, heirs at law of Benjamin Tornlinson, deeeasev!: will please take notice, that, on the sixth, or some subsequent day of the next March T. rm of the Knox Circuit Court, we shall imkp application for the appointment of three disinterested free
holders, resident of Knox county, not re
lated to either of the parties, as commis
sioncrs to make parti tir n of the following
lescrioed tracts of land, situate, K ing am
being in the countv of Knox, and State o
Indiana, if the samp be susceptible of an equitable partition without injury to some
of the proprietors, viz: 1"!) acres, part o
Uomtion No. '.7; 200 acres, part of Do
nation No. 2 IT; 9 and 2 -100ths acres N. E. fractional quarter of W. fractions
section 1'?, township 4 north, rane 8 W Also, the following tracts and parcels o
land, situate, lying and beinj in the conn
ty of Vigo, and State aforesaid, to viz: 8
acres, W. half of S. E. qr. section 28
township 10 north, ranse 10 west; and r0
acres, W. bail" of S. E. qr. section 31
township 11 north, ranrje 9 west, at which time and place vou may attend if yon
think advisable.
CU STAVES BE AT J,! RACHAEE BE ALL. By A. T. Ellis. Vincenncs, Feb. 27th, 1810 '0-4.
3 isi i n i t r a 1 o r ' s Notice. HTMIE undersigned h as been nnnnin ted
administrator on the estate of Alexi?
Jt
Pieard, late of K
All those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and tho?e having claims against the same, will present them legally authenticated for settlement. The estate is insolvent. PIERRE RICHARD VILLE, Adm'r. Feb. STlh 18-10 0-3t.
THE undersigned, administrator on the estate of Alexis Picard. dee'd.. late of Knox county, will expose to public sale on the 21st'nf March ensuing, at the Coffee House of Patrick Moore, on
Market street, all the persona! property of said dee'd., consisting 0f one Cupboard.
U1AV1TJ ALLISON 4. Co
C O M M I S S I O X M E R C IT A X T S , Main St., Louisville, Kv.
'jMIE suliscri!ers have formed a connexion far A the purpose of transacting a flenral Corn-
mission hus.nes?, under the lirm and style of
Hewitt. Allison, vSt (Jo.
Intending; to conduct an exclusive Commission
business, they offer liberal cash advances on all
consignments of merchandise or produce. Their
office is in the new store on Main strce, between
oth and Gth, a few doors above the Exchange
Hotel.
JAMES HEWITT. JOHN s. ALLTSON. Wm. 15. CLIFTON.
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State of ixpiaxa, kxox cointy; sct. ?
ivnox rrotiaTe vouri; l ei), j erm, IblO. 3 Xany Edwards, Adm'x. ofJ
Isaac Edwards, deceased. ! Petition of
vs. .'Insolvency
flie Creditors of said dee'd. J
'SHIK said Nancv Edwards, adminis-
tratrix a.i aforesaid, having filed her
memorial in this Court, shewing tlie con-
liton of said estate, ami complaining- that
the personal property (there being no real property) is insufficient for the payment
of the debts and demands outstanding against said deceased; it is therefore ordered, that the filing and pendency of said complaint be made known to the creditors
of said Isaac Edwards, dee'd. by publication of this order for six weeks successively in the Vincenncs Gazette, a weekly newspaper published in Vincennes, and that they be informed, that unless they notify the said Admidistratrix of the existence rnd extent of their respective claim"
by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, da'e and description of the contract or assumpsit upon which ihe same mav
oe founded, in the efTicc of the Clerk of
this Court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of said estate, such claims will be postponed in favor of the more dilgent creditors, until which time said cause is continued.
est Wm. R. McCORD, Ci'k. K. P. C.
Vinccnne., Feb. 29ih, 18 10 -40-Ot.
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STATE OI" INDIA VA, GinOV
In the Prvbate Corf. of G "ibf-mi Count February Tain, 1840
jonn i uorppson. Adm r. of - William Purcell, dee'd.
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On complaint of Insolvency.
and one Secretary.
Twelve months credit will be given on all stim over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. All sums under three dollars, cah. P. RICIIARDVILLE, Adm'r Feb. 27th 18 040 3i.
TT Y v'rtue of an Order of the Knox 03 Probate Court, I will expose to public sale on Satrrdav, the 2 1st dav of March, next, at Coin. Clark's Hotel, in the Ilorough of Vincennes. the Rer.l estate of VVillam Lindsay, lat" of Knox county, deceased, consisting of 1 0 feet of Lot No. S'J, in the Borough of Vincennes, on which is erected a TWO STORY BPCA' BUILDING, nov occnied by Hitt & Sawyer as a Drug store; to be sold subject to a mortgage for boot six hundred and fifty dollars, to William J. Heberd, due the 5ih of March next. Also; 30 feet 0 inches of Lot No. 182, on which is erected a TWO STOAT FJiAMi: BUILD J XG,
now occupied by Mr. Ryan, as a Grocery
it Liquor store; sold subject to the ba-. lance of a mortgage given by said dee'd, to John B. Martin, Jacob Harper, and An
Irew vjaruncr, Commissioners to secure
the payment of the sum of $1 OS, the
nlanee due, being two several notes ",r
the sum of S33G.1D 1-:?, due the 31st of
May, 1810, and 1811.
Also, Lot Xo. 11, in the division of
ihe Block Houe lots, on which h due
the sum ofS2M, the purchase money due
and owing lrom sani William Lindsay, and unpaid.
Also, one-third of Lot Xo. 71. Also, all the riirht, title and interest, be
the same more or less, in one-fourth of
,ots, No. -10 !80, 4SG and 30 S, in the Jorough of Vincenncs.
The terms of sale are, one-third p;id
down at the time of sale; one-third in ix mont'i, and the balance in twelve months to be secured by note and good freehold
security.
MARTIN ROBINSON. Administrator de bonis non. Feb. 2 -lh 181 10- It.
The creditors of said
n union rnrcell, deed. I Ti, 1.,.. -1-1 . , ,
. ..v r-.,,-., ji.nu i uumpson, naving Lied ins me
morial in tais Court, showing tlie condition of
aid estate, and romplainintr that the nronertv
both real and personal, is insufficient to pay the debts and demjiids outstanding against it: it is
therefore ordered, that the filing and pendancy of the said comprint be made known to the creditors
of the said William Parcel!, dee'd. by publication of this order for pix weeks successively, in the
1 ncennes (j.izctte, a weekly newspaper publish
e.l 111 V incenr.es, in tne, county of Knox; and that
uiey te intormed, that unless thev notifv the sai,
administrator of the existence and extent of their
respective claims hy filing the same, or a state
ment uf 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 dsitribution of the assets of
the estate of the said decedent, such claims will be
postponed in favor of the claims of more diligent
creditors, and this matter is continued to the next
term of this Court. Attest J. n. MONTGOMERY, CH February lth. 1S40 S9 Ct.
STATE OF IXPIANA, GIBSON COUNTY; SS. In the I'robne Court of Gibson County: February Term; 1840Payton Whe- lcr, Adm'r. of -n
Ceor-e P. Davis, dee'd.
On complaint
Insolvency.
The creditors of the paid
Cieoie P. Davis, J
The said Pay ton Wheeler, having fdod his memorial in this Court, showing the condition of the said estate, and complaining that the personal
property (there heing no real estate) l.s insuffi
cierit to p.iy the debts and demands outstanding against it; it is therefore ordered, that the tiling and pendancy of the s:iid complaint be made known to the creditors of the said (u-ore P. Da
vis, deceased, by n publication of this order for six weeks successively in the Vincennes Gazette, a
vf-Wly newspaper published in Vincennes, in the county of Knox, and that they be informed, that unless they notify the said administrator of the ex
istence and 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 the said deerdnt. such claims will be postponed in favor of mo e dihgeut creditors, and thi matter continued
to the next term of this Court. Attest J. K- MONTGOMERY, Cfk February loth. 1M0 .r!rt-f,t.
Iu$t Kcccivcii. 4 QUANTITY of SfciMim?. Harness
and
bridle Leather, and f-T sale by
MADDOX A tSASS. Vincenncs, July 10, lto9 7-
TO II E N Gj &n nrcouHsssodat ins; icrsjss A pood mare, 5 years old, fit for draught or sad x die. A cairiage, and a double or singlt? pet of harness.
The above will be sold togetlic, or separately,
y app! wng to PATRICK MOORE. Vincennes. Dec. 20th ls;39--oU-tf.
FURS!! I'UUS!!! TIIC highest price in cash will be fjtven for any quantity of Otter,
Raccoon, Mink, Wild Cat, snd Fox Furs,
also the highest market price will be paid for as many Do r Skins as may be brought to the subscriber in Vincennes.
M. JONES. Oct. II, 1839 20-tf.
fi at , d jI 1
tplIE subscriber will keep constantly en hand
a hiskey by the barrel or gallon; also 1 lour
by the barrel or retail.
II. D. WHEELER. Vincennes, March, R. IR"0 41-tf-
'iVnut"!itc; iron.
assorted iron just received pe
fcteamer 1 uscumbia, atnl for sale low by
THORN Sc TKACY. Octr. 14th. ISof). 21 tf.
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N O T I C E . O'l'IOF is b.creby given, that, letters Dp bonis non of the estate of Wil
liam Lindsay, dee'd., has been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court cf Knox count-. Those indebted, are requited to make immediate payments, and those holding ch ims against the said estatc, are requested to present fhem legally authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. MARTIN ROBINSON. Feb. 27th, 1840 13-3t.
r O A 1' IV A T F l LL those indebted to MADDO"1' A GASS, - by note or book account, a o requested to
come forward and make payment on or before the
10th of February next, as i'urthur indulgence can
not be given.
Vincenncs, January I nth IS 10 3-tf.
A
r' T 5 C K . JOURNKYMAN CHAIR .MAKER, car. pet constant employment and a good situa
tion by applying to JOSEPH ROSE.MAX. Vincenncs, lb. Cth IS 10--S7-:jt.
Pierce .Iinsision & EL'rotSjrr Co.'uMISSION', F()i:WAHDIN(i AND (ENKRAL PrODI'CF. MkKCHANTS, Opposite Banks' Arcade T.Tcw Orleans
ViPiGi.'l'A STATS L-TTE8V.
Class F, for IS 10. Draws at heelinr. Friday, March 20. ?S numbers mmt A Drawn Jiuifofx. 1 pri.c-of 5I2.UO0 I prize of $5,000 1 10.000 I 1 4,000 20 prizes of 1,00010 of 300. Ac. Tickets!.'); shares in proportion. A certificate nf a pr.rkage of 20 whole tickets will cost ?35; shares in proportion.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY Class 7, for 1 3 10, to he drawn at Wheeling Fiiday, March 27, IS 10.
1 prize of
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10,000
10.000 0.000
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S5.000 3,000 2,500
prix? oi'St ,000
vVC. CiC. cue. Whole ticket1? 510; shares in proportion. A eertiiicate of 25 whole tickets will cost f 145. fto. do. halves do. 72.50. U- do. rpiarttrs do. 3fi.25. Aui'r ss your orders to J. M. CLARKE, Vv'heelin!?, Acent for the Manac"-. (will AT SAllu
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a i; f : t j( o , : 'pIIE STEAM SAW MILL, belonging to the snbcribcr. will be sold at auction, on Thursday, the l'J.h 0f March next. This cstiihiisrnhcnt iw new ami in excellent order; runs two saws.
Lath machine, Shingle machine, and is capable of propelling one or two run of stone ;. The en-
'E will make liberal advances on consign-1 gine is new and of the first quality. It is abmi-
KOTICE. LL those indebted to the subscribers bv
note, or book account, of long standing.
accounts t'aat they know to be due by con
tract, will pb'aso call and liquidate the same im
mediately, and hy so doing they will save themselves, as well as us, anv further trouble. THORN & TRACY. Jan. 15, 1810 31-tf.
i MPORTAlfiT DISCO VER If 'pilK public are hereby directed to th medi---cal advertisement of Dr. IIARLICH'S celebrated Compound Strengthening Ttmre, and German Aperient Fills, which are a Medicine of great value to the afflicted, discovered by O. F. Ilarlich, a celebrated physician of Altdorf. Germany, which ha been used y.i'h urparalled sticctF through' lit Germany. This medicine
consists of two kinds, wiz: the German Aperient, and the Compound trengthening Tonic Fills.
I hry are each put up in small packs, and should both be used to effect n permanent cur". T!io;e who arc alilicted would do well to make n trial of this invaluable medicine, as ihey never produce sickness or nausea while using. A afe and efertual remedy for IyScjjfcia or Intliolio:!, and ail stomach complaints; pain in the side, Liv. er complaints, loss o! appetite. Flatulency, Palpitation of the heart, general debility, nervous irritability, sick headache, Female diseases. Spasmo
dic allections. Rheumatism, Asthmas, Consump
tion, e. J lie Gernnn Aperient Fills are to cleanse l!ie stomach ard purify the blood. The
Tonic or Strengthenii.g Fills to strengthen and
invigorate the nerves and digestive organs and give tone to the stomach, as all diseases oiigioato from impurities of the blood and disordered sum
ach. This mode of treating diseases is pursue,! by all practical Physicians, which experience has taught them to he the only remedy to eifert a cure. They are not only recommended and piesrribed by the most experienced Physicians in their daily practice, but also taken by those gentlemen themselves whenever they feel the symptoms of those diseases, in which they know them to be eflii ntious. This is the case in all large cities in which they have an extensive sale. It is not to he understood that these medicines will cure all diseases merely by purifying the blood this they nil! n, t do; but they certainly will, and siii"icie::"t authority of daily proofs a-serting that those mcdicire, taken as recommended by the dirci lions which accompany them, will cure a great majority of diseases of the stomach, lunirs, nnd Iner, by v.'l.iih
impurities of the InoocI are occasioned
Dr. O. P. II-irlir-L Cotr.:!-.nd tirn-ithen-
ing Tonic, and German Aperient Pills. TIiom-
pills remove all those distre;s:r.2 disease wl.kh
Females are liable tojie ailbcted with. They re
move those morbid secretions which when retail
ed, soon iodine a number of diseases and often
times render Females nnhprpv and niiscrab'e all
their lives. Those pi" ned oceordinff to 'iiec-
tions, irainednteJv cieUe a new and heaithv action
throughout the whole system bv tu-i f.iii, -r t! r
I'l'nf, and UL- ac ; : to ihe stoiii.-w h ri! '
wels. at toe s:nne time relieving the pain in ih
siue, oaeK. anJ loins, civirig aj petite and i.vj()-a-!ing the system again to its prcper f,u itnui-: and re.sffrii-'T framo,!! rrno e.
.fisfJirs rot Hv:iiiz.
I'liose wlioeijoy Ibidtli, l-.lessrd wlici they compare
mut coibu'.iU- feel
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D'JZFN' Boxes, just received and
THORN t TRACY, Vincennes. March 23, 183S. 43-tf.
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mcnts of Produce to the above house.
E. II. GATE WOOD. A. KIRKPATRICK. Shwnectown, Ills. Jan. 20th, 1S10 37-1 It. (Shaw ncet own 'Voice.')
Petition of
Insolvency.
JXDUCEMEXTS FOR CLUBBIXG.
'Tf ft T'TIQ nl.nrn flie ninprs nr nil directed
I j viiuw-', " i- 1 - i' -e to one Post Office, we offer the following inducements, to wit: Twelve copies for ?10; TwwTt copies for $15; Thihtt-fitk copies for $20; allJ Fiptttwo copies for $35. All subscriptions will be due upon receipt of the first No., and in no case will the fth No. be sent to any person whose subscription remains unpaid at that time, as the amount is too small to pay for having it collected. T. II. CAYAXAEfiH, & Co., Publishers. Vincenncs, March, 1810. '
State of Indiana, kxox countv, sct Knox Probate Court; Feb. term, 40 VVilliam Tichner, Adn'r.
of John O' Haver, dee'd. I vs. )
Ihe creditors of said de- j
cea?ed. J fill HE said William Tichner, administrator as aforesaid, having filed his memorial in this Court, showing the
creditors of said estate and complaining that the said property, both real and per
sonal, is insufficient for the payment of
the debts outstanding against the said de
ceased, it is therefore ordered, that the filing and pendency of said complaint be made known to the creditors of said John O' Haver, by publication of this order for Six weeks successively in the Vincennes pattirday Gazette, a weekly newspappr snblished in Vincenne?, and that ihey be informed that unless they notify the said administrator of the existence and 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 found in the office of the Clerk of the Court previous to the final distribution of the assets of the estate of said decedent, such claims will be postponed in favor of the more diligent creditors, and said administration is continued. Test, WM. R. McCORD. CP!;. K. F. C. Feb. 2, IF40 40 Gt.
JUST RECEIVED. "7 BUSHELS of first rate Cranberries. andfor sale by THORN V TRACY.
Sept.
IS30 17-
Arfisa in isiirn tor's Wait. V OTICE is here! y given, that I will expose to L sale at public auction on Saturday, the 11th day of March next, at the late residenre of Noah Roberts, dee'd., all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of One grey mare. Cattle, Sheep, Farming utensils, Household furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention.
A credit of twelve months will he siven on all sums of three dollars and over, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. J. T. EOYD, Adm'r. February 17th, 1810 30-3t. .i ti f t; s si e n t ra t or ' ft of i cc. HMHE undersigred has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Elias Darker, late of Gibson countv la., deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, will present their accounts according to law, for settlement. The c tate is supposed to be solvent. JOSEPH McGARRAH, Adm'r. February 19th, 1S40 39-3f
" O L 1 VE B R A NC 11. " KrallE undersigned respectfully announces to his friends and the public in general, that he has just fited up a CofTee House, on Market street, in the room formerly occupied by Jacob Harper, as a store, where ho will accommodate.
to their entire satisfaction, all lao may favor him
with a call. ERASMUS COLEMAN. Vincennes, Feb. 20th, 1840 39-tf.
rably located to procure supplies of fuel or logs
being at the termination of the canal, a few hundred yards from the Ohio river, on Pigeon creek, and about half a mile from Main st., Evansville. Liberal terms of payment will be given, and made known on the day of sale. For particulars, apply to Amos Clark, Esrjr,, of Evansville, or to the subscriber.
At the same time will he sold, several yoke of J
oxen, a new wagon, an excellent pair oi lurnoer
wheels, cVc. yc. VARNU.M P. S1IATTUCK. February 19th, 18-10 39-3t. (Evansville Journal.)
PROSPECTUS OF THE SPIRIT OF THE WES T . crj Fire dullars a year six months, $2 50
The undersigned having completed the neces
sary arrangement for the continuation of the above paper, Diiilif, informs his friends and patrons, that it will again anpeir, (if itific.'rnt encouragement If reet'vd.) on the 3t day of February, at the low pice of five dallars for a year, or 2 fur six months payable on the receipt of t lie 12th No. The "Bulletin" will contain, as heretofore, the news of the day commercial information sayings and doings about the City Police reports, A:e and it will be the aim of the subscriber, to make the Bulletin, in every sense of the word, a Xeivrpaprr. cry- It will contain from five to six columns af reading matter each pnblieation. Wm. II. JOHNSTON, Publisher. Louisville, Iy. Jan. 1840.
for iv
a2t ! tfalt!!
"I ''k''5, Kenawha salt, just received
aj for sa(? for carh onVi hy THORN &" TRACY. April 9, 1839 -IG-tf.
GOOSE NECK PLOUGHS. ''HE Farmers generally, and particularly thoss - on Prairie lands are invited to call and examine, at the store of the subscribers, this valuable improvement in Ploughs, now getting in general use for Prairies north on the Wabash. The above Ploughs will be kept constantly on hand and for sale by GREENHOW BOYLE. Vincennes, Feb. 21st, 1840 39-tf.
STOVES. pREMIUM COOKING STOVES, suitable - for small families, for sale low by GREENHOW 4 DOYLE. Vincennes Feb. 21st, 1 i? 10 39-tf.
Valuable Property For Sale.
By order nf the Probate Court of Knox c'y.
rip I IE undersigned, administrator 7)e
bonis non of the estate of Francis
Ileeney; dee'd., will expose to public sale to the highest bidder, on Monday, the 23d day of March next, at John C. Clark's, Hotel, in the Borough of Vincennes, the
interest which said deceased had when he died, in the following described real estate situate in said county, to wit: The undivided half of the east half of the s. e. qr. of section 5, in township 1, n. of range 11 ;vest, containing SO acres. Also, the following town lots, situate in the BorougS of Vincennes:
The undivided half of Lot Xo. 150, according to Johnson & Emison'9 survey of said Borough; bounded s. e. by 4th st., n. e. by Nicholas st. On this is a good frame dwelling, a garden, and well of good water. Tervis of sale. A credit of six and twelve months, with bond and security, to be approved by the Court. THOMAS HEENEY, Adm'r. Feb. 57th, 1840 4J-3t. iistiliti3r Apparatus. 2 LARGE Copper Still Worms and other Distilling apparatus for sale very low. Apply to I. X. WHITTLESEY. Nol3,1839 25-tf
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EI O 5' s , AND BOAT STORE. TIIE undersigned, have associated thenusi
-- together under the firm of A. B. DA MEL A Co., for the purpose of carrying on the Receiving, For
warding and Commission business. They have recently erected a very large and commodious Ware-House, immediately on the bank of the Wabash river, with a good Wharf and Landing attached thereto. They aie now prepared for business, and hope, by strict attention, to receive
a liberal share of public patronage. A. 15. DANIELF. EI3ERWINE. S. A. KINKADE REFERENCE. N. Smith, Thorn 4- Tracy, i
Bonner V Carnan, Burch V Hannah, Wm. J. Heberd, J- S. & VV. J. Wise, J. Donovan. J. M. Stock well & Co., George White, T. G. Thurston fr Co., (). Hite cy Co., Wm. Garvin -i- Co., J.Keller Co .
F. K. Tillay, J T. J. Carson, Baltimore. Vincenncs, la., January 10th 1840 3-1-tf.
Vincennes la.
Evansville
Louisville Kv.
raLbl received lrom 1 huadelphia, a supply of
ZD Landreth s seeds, crop of 1839, and for sale
by BURTCH A HANNAH. " Vincennes Fib. 18th, 1840 89-4 1 il2i:isstraor's IVoticc.
NO I ILL is hereby given, that the undersigned
estate of Noah Roberts, late of K"f5 county, la., deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are notified to present the same duly authenticated for settle, ment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. J. T. DO YD, Adm'r. Tebrrarj I?ih, IS 10 G3-St.
i mst'Ives to those
ohi-rers lliat have leei nf.'icted for year wi'h various diseases which the human family are all subject to be troubled with. Dii-eases present themselves in various forms and from varieiu circumstances, which, in the couimeneemeM, may
a!l be ducked by the i;o f Dr. O. P. Ha.-li.h' Compound trrngthening nnd German Apt Hint Pills, such as l)yppr,f i i. Liver complaints, P:U.i in the Si e, Rheunia'i-ro, general ilehilitv. Female Diseases, and h! Diseasis to w hich human nature is gu!je.-f. where the stomach is ntfectej. Directions for ujag these Medicines id ways accompany them. These Medicines can be nfci u with perfect safety by the most delicate Fetntde, as they are mild in their operation and r lea-ant in their olieets. Entirely cored by the use of Dr H.nlieh'ii Compound Stiengihening and German Aicrb-iit Pills. Ms Solomon Wilson, of Chiwtor co. V. , : tMicted f.r two years with the a! ove dif re.uiig disease, o!' which be had to use l.i crutches for 18 months; his synj t mis were, e . rnci.iti'.g p ii.i in all his joints, t"piei.i!!y in his hip, hhouMer, ar:d ri; 'les, pain incirai-i -ig f!-.vavs towir.'s evcning at'end'-d with beat. He was at f"o ti:not able to p. .ive his limbs on account of the i -M't
being; so grcnt: he h( inir advised liv n I'ric-ni .,t hi
to procure Dr. Hnrhch's Pills, ser.t to the ugetu in West Chester, and procured some: on UfSv
the medicine the thiol day lb" pain ilis.-ipj eared and his strength ineresiiig f.et, a'.d in three weeks was able to attend to his husiccss, w hit h he had not done fir IS months for the beiifftt of otheis nfibc'cti, he wi. In s those lines ptihlish-d that they may be re'ieved, mid ngr.iri enjov the pleasures of a healthy life. This disease often eliminates from a habit f overloading or distending the stomach by excessive c iting or drinking, or very protracted prri nN of fastinp; an indolent or sedentary life, in which no exercise is afforded to the muscular fores or mental faculties, fear, grief, and deep anxi-tv, taking too frequently, strong purgative inct'icines dysentery, miscarriages, intermittent and spasmod 0-..T f .1,., ... U ... 1 l i
c uiirtituna ui i.ic Mn:iueii nrvu ooweis; the most ommon of the latter causes are bite hours and the too frequent use of spirituous liquors-. Symptoms. Dyspepsia may be described fro;n a want of appetite or an unnatural and voracious one, nausea, somi times bil'uws vomiting, sudden and transient distensions of the stomach after eating, acid and prutrescent eructions, water brash, parns in the region of the stomach, costivenes,. palpitation of the heirt, dizziness and dimness of sight, disturbed rest, tremors, mental despondency, flatulency, spasms, nervous im'ability, chilliness' sallowness of complexion, oppression after eating, general debility; this disease will also very often produce the sick headache, as proved by the experience of those wh have suffered of it. 'lYcatment. The principal objects to be krp in view are 1st, to free the stomach and intestino from offending materials. 2nd, to improve th tone of the digestive organs and energy of th system in removing noxious matters from th stomach, and obviating costiveness. Violent dra tic purgatives should be avoided and those aperi ents should be used which act gently, and rathe by soliciting the peiistaltie motions of the :nte tines to their regularity of health, than by Irr.ta ing them to a laborious excitement, There i o medicine better adapted to the romr '.etion this than Dr. Harlich's German Apciirnt Pills. To improve the functions of the debilitated organs and invigorate the system generally, no medicine
has ever been so prominently efficacious DrHarlich's Compound Tonic Strer.gthenidg Tills whose salu'ary influence in restoring the digevo organs to a healthy action, and re-estabJisainj; health and vigor in enfeebled and dyspeptic constitutions, have gained the implicit confidence of the most eminent phyoieians, and an unprecedented public testimony. Remember Dr. Harlich's Compound Tonic Strengthening Pills they are put r.i in small packs with full directions. Principal Office, No. 19 North Eighth stieet, Philadelphia. ; " Also, No. 41 t. Clair st., rituburjb.
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