Vincennes Gazette, Volume 10, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 October 1840 — Page 4

J'eccivitm-, Jbrn-tirdiiz, V Commission MERCHANT, Yincciwrx. la.

xicrsnxKcrs Hurtch "v lichen!, . Cruikshank A: Co. Bonner &. Carnan, E. Smith, E. cVc O. in own. Wcbb&. Shoemaker, Win. Thurston cV Co. ? F. C. Gwathney vV Co. $ Vincennes, Ij do do do Clinton, la. Lafayette, la. E vatisville, la. Loui ille 1 v, F. 15. Tillay, Jlcfford A. fSorgcnfrcy, New Orleans Vincennes. March 0, 1S38 11-tf. t a i ii 0 is a a . HI subscribers would respectfully inform their friends aiul the public generally, that thev have commenced the above business in the room formerly occupied by MartinKobinson, Esq. ns a Magistrate's office, on Market st., where by their experience in, and attention to their businoss, they hove to merit a liberal share of public patronage. SAM L.K.DUNN. 15. II. CORNWALL. Nov. 1, 1S3J '23-ly. ! i s s o ! 11 I i o 52 . flMIE subscribers have this day dissolved the co-partnership heretofore existing between them under the style oi I lilt and .Sawyer, by mutual consent. It therefore becomes necessary for them to close tlieir nooks, vc. .n uioscwiio know themselves indebted to them bv note or book account; will do well to come forward immediately and make settlement. W. W. 1 1 ITT. J. 5S. SAWYEK. Apiit 1st IS 10 13-tf. N. D. 'J'hc Drug Business will bo continued at the old stand bv Doctor Cohvcll. probate corET.GinsoN county, ( (.1 st TtitM, a. n. t;o. ;.( -parte. Robert Phillips, Administrator of the estate of Leuen L. Holland, deceased. PJHIS eomes the said Robert Phillips, as administrator uf.resaid, and tiles his petition herein, setting forth tht the said I.euen L. .il'and died seized in fee .simple rf 100 acres of hind in the militia donation south of White-river, Wim; lot No. 08 that said 7olland died w ithout nnv known heirs, and without having disposed of his estate by will, praving a decree of this court for the sale uf said tract of land- Whereupon, it is o:dered by the court, that the unknown hei-s, or Icg:d representatives of the said Leuen L. Holland, shew cause at the next term of this court, why said tract of land shall not be sold and made assets in the hands of the said administrator It 1. further ordered that a copy of this order he published in the ineenues Saturday Gazette for six vvciks suci is. ii 1 v, and that th;s cause be continued until the next term of this court. Copy. Attest. .) 52 50 J. R MONTGOMERY" :ud, lio 12-Cw. Clk. Piinccton, Au, PROBATE COURT, GIBSON COUNTY, Afcvvf Ti.um, A. L. 110. s .lames Bo well, Adtn. of Joseph L.Whitsct!,de'd. I vs. yOu comp't of insofcy. The- creditors of the said j Joseph L.Whitsett dc'J.J riMIE said James Boswcll, hiuiug tiled his memoriul in the court, showing the condition of the said estate, and complaining that the personal property (there being no real estate) is insullicient to pay the di bt and demands outstanding against it, it is therefore ordered, that the filing and pendency of the said complaint be made known U the creditors of the said loseph L. WhiUctt, decea d, by a publication .f this order, for six wtiks successively, in the A irn ennes Saturday G.ctte, a weekly newspaper published in in. tenuis, in the te-uuiy of Knox, and that they be informed, that unless -hey notify the said administrat ir ot he l AisUme auii exien : their re- ; I'd tive claim ly Inm i tlie same, or a statement el the nature, d.r.e and desciiption of the contract or assumpsit upon which the s:i;:i,! m.iy be foundid, in the od'a e ot the cleik ol this court previous to the final di.-ii i'.iuti.m of tho a--ets i.f the otate of the said dc eased, such claims w ill be postponed i a favor of the claims ;( more diligent creditors, und this ina'.ler ciit:uuou to the next term of this court. Copv Attest. J". K. M )N i t; OM VAIV, f :!.-. lhincch n, Aug. -2 J, 1S1J i.lC-f.w. jsni: partn ship heretofore txi.-ting under the liim of Burtch and annah was dissoivtd on the first instant by limitation, Mr. Hannah having withdrawn from the establishment. All persons knowing themselves indebted by i,ute or hook account, tire particularly requested to call and settle the same immediately, as the books are le tcttled. up as sjnedilv as possible. " WM. BUKTCH, J. B. HANNAH, Aug. lsth, l.-r 10 all -If. fpoaUOM the subscriber living in Vigo township, Knox county, la., on the JUst day of July 1 ist, one spotted roan mare, light mane and tail, heavy built, about 1 1 hands high, 11 years ld last sluing. Any person who will give, me information so that I can get her again, will be l.berallv icwarded, and receive the thanks of WILSON H UN NIC UTT. Sep. 18, IS 10 nl5w3. ESmtl Feet Slonvfi. "STIJST received fifteen sets of Head and Fool Stones, assorted sizes, and for gale bv 1). Y I11TMOKE. Oct. ". 130 22-iL rg"MlE subscribers have on hand a supc rior article of Port Wine, which it Is warranted to be genuine, and was chased expressly for sickness. purAlso, an excellent article of Madeira AVine. For sale bv J. 1L Co. Urwrffhts, Sep. 20. 1S10 n!Gu3. B:jiv10TicE; Ofiice State Caxic of Indiana,) Vinceuncs, Sep. 20, 1810- 5 WOTICE ia hereby given that the an--i-nual meeting of the Stock-holders in this Bank, to elect S Directors to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Hanking House, on Saturday, the 31st of October

next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A, M. and G o'clock P. M. JOHN KOSS, Cashier. Sep. 20, 1810 n!0w3.

CONFEGTIOHARY, PASTRY, AND BAKERY.

1 r ! 1 1 EsrL'C'iTL'LLY informs the citizens of Vinccnncs, and the community lit large, that he hasopencd an establishment in the house lately occupied by L. L. Watson, where the cus tomers of the former house can be accommodated with Candy at wholesole and retail. Bread. Cakes, and Crackcs of the best quality constantly on hand. Also, Pastry of all descriptions will he kept on hand, ol the linest quality. September i), 1 8 10 nl 1-ly. N. B. Parties can be accommodated with the above mentioned articles in the shortest notice, and Baking done to order for taverns or private houses. E. T. hoots xxn siums. TTUST RECEIVED direct from the manufacturers F2 pairs men's Faced calf stitched Boots. do no do do do do do 1 Fudged do do Superior calf Downinnrs, do do do do do 21 M ',,r be wed Seal Pumps, Super do India Rubbers, GO 1 ilo Ladies Super Gaiter Hoots, "0 'd." d I 1M 2" V) 20 2") 30 "V :jo a.) no do do 1 do elteu Ivtd ohppers, di Thick sole do do Prime SioutTies, do do do Slippers, do Common do do do do do do do do Fine Seal do Super Yictoria do do do Fine Lined Rubbers, do Thick Sole Seal Ties, do Misses French Kid Slips, do do Spring 1 Jeeled Slips, do do Leather Laced Pools, do Women's do do do do Children's Leather Bootees, do do do do do do do do do do do do Ankle Ties, Kid do .Morocco K. II. Ties, Leather Laced Bootees, Ivoan do Black Morocco do For sale at the lowcs cash prices by J. K. DINWIDDIE. Vinccnncs, Sept. 1, IS 10 13-tf. X vi is iieretv given to ail those muc Lbted ' to the lato firm of Abdill cv Creen. by note or book account, to come forward and make immedi ate payment. This course L made incumbent, in consequence if the death of C. 15. ( Jreen, of the aforesaid firm, and it is expected that such as are thus indebted, will make prompt pavment. H." AULII.L. Nov. lttth 1S30 5iG-tf. F ORE! G IV A XI) n o s t e c 1j i i i on $ SN store, and for sale at an advance of lo per j cent, on cost and charges, for cash, a small stock of Domestic I.i;uos and Wines. Also, pure French and l'cach L'randv, Holland Win, InAi Whiskev, vVe. bv lillL'E.NHOW & LOVLE. Vinccnncs, Feb. Cth, IS 10 37-tf. N OTiCE. 1 KEi:.MIOW &, BOYLE have now in store and oiler for sale on a vciy small advance on Louisville prices, 25 Bags Kio Coffee, 5 Bbls Loaf Sugar, 25 " N. O. do, 30 Boxes S by 10, ID by 12, 12 by IS window Class, 20 lleams Wrapping Paper, 30 Kegs assorted IS'ils, 1 Ceroon Spanish Fioal Indigo, 10 Kegs White Lead, 12 Chests Y. H. Tea, Linseed Oil, Lamp Black, &c., etc. Oct. 11, lth'JO 20-tf. CSSF.At' A: S!I!X v I ."1ST icceivcd and for sale by the subscriber 3 a large and general assortment tf Boots and .Shoes, which will be sold low for UA'H or COUNTRY FRODUCL', comprising the fob owing articles, iz: 200 MaSa Kip pegged Shoes, 100 do Jioifa thick llrozaris, 50 200 10) 50 TO 50 r.o 50 50 100 100 50 IS 4 100 100 m do do do do do do do do do do do Youth's do do Children's Seal Jiootecs, do ancle ties, do Lea Monroe smull Hisses Kip pegged Shoal, do do sciccd do jromen''s do pegged do IJou's Thick Boots, Youth's do do Men's do do do Kip Brogans do thick do do Calf pegged Boots do fine sewed do do do dress do Jl'omen's Lace Kip Bootees, Suicr fine pegged Hoots, do do do do do do The above goods w ill be sold tithei by the box or retail to suit purchasers. P. MOORE Vinccnncs, January 1st IS 10 32-tf. riiHE subscribei wishes to call the attention of his numerous and rtsptctable customers to his present extensive stock of GOOD3, just arrived from Baltimore, consisting of 4 1'ipcs Champaign Brandy. 4 41 Cognac do. 4 Br Is Pale Sherry Wine, 1 Puncheon Irish Whiskey, 4 Brls. Flour Starch, 12 Boxes Impel ial Tea, 21 " Y'oung Hyson, 10 Brls. Madeira Wine, 10 Boxes Sperm Candles, 40 Bags Rio Cofiec, CO Cans Sardines, 40 Oysters. Also, a large and extensive slock of Boot and Shoes, of the best quality, and of all sizes. Persona desirous to get good value z.iluic prices will do well to call and examine, as the subscriber has selected his stock from the Eastern Markets. PATRICK MOORE. Vkcc.'iacs, Dw'i.SOth lS39-30-tf.

M0 HO Hi

The old Cash. System still!! All the Lottery tickets sold by J. M. Clakke are authorized bv the Stale of Virginia, and drawn publicly under the superintendance of Commissioners apappointed for that purpose. The old cash system has been adopted, and will be persevered in by me to the exclusion ol all Heal Estate Lotteries, and prizes cash able on demand. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Classl). Draws at W heeling Fridav, October K'lh, 18-10. 30,000; SCO Prizes oi S J ,00. 1 prize of 1 . 1 1 1 each. SJO.I'OO ' 10,000 5,000 220 1 ,000 Besides others of $"00, .c.T.W, 200, &c. Tickets only s;10; Halves S, Quarters S2 50. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Class No. 5, draws at Wheeling, Friday, October 2'id, 1810. 50 prizes o!"$3,000 t'.-sch. 1 Prize of ?10,000 1 " 0,000 1 " 3,000 ro - " 1,000 1 pri.e of j 10,000 00 1 5.000 00 1 " 2,f)00 00 100 J ,010 00 Whole Tickets '10; halves 8" ; iuar ters !?2 f;0. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Class E, draws at Wheeling, Friday, uciober iSOUi, 18 it?. '30 prizes of 1,000 each. I Prize of 1 0 ,r)0 f35,205 6,000 2,500 1 1 prize of 12,000 10 30 1,500 1,"00 1,000 Besides TiO of S")C0. 200. &c. &c Pickets 10, Halves and ljuarters in proportion. Address your orders lo J, M. CLARKE, Wheeling, Agent for the Manager. P I JOB A Tire 0 1; RT IB 60 X CO L'- T Uuisr TtiiM, A. 1). IS 10. 5 Ihib't McCrarv, Adm. of" Thomas .Muse, decease J. VS. V-Oli CODi'i'i i-f in-i,l-vi The creditors of the said 1 nomas .Muse, deceased. J rplIBsaid Bobert ..IcCrary having filed his tnc morial in this court, shouinf tlii! ron.'iti.in of the s;::d estate. nd compluinini; that the personal prope.ty (there being no icul estate) is insuUicient to pay the debts and demands outstanding ag:iinst it, it is therefore ordered, that the filing ami pendency of the said complaint be made known to the creditors of the said Thomas Mue, deceased, by a publication of this order, mi six. w-eeks successively, in the Vincennes Saturday CJazjttc, a weekly newspaper published in Vincennes, in the county of Knox, and that they be informed that unless thev notify the said :id:"mn istrator of the existence and extent uf their re spective claims, by iilinjr the same, or a statement r.i. .. . 01 me nature, elate and description ol tlu contract or assumpsit upon wlach do same may be lounded, in the olhccof the clerk of this court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of the s.-dd deceased, such claims will he postponed in favor of the claims of more diligent creditors, and this matter continued lo the next term of thij couit. Copy. Attest. .1. II. MUXTOOMliin". Clk. Princeton, Aug. J2d, IS 10 11 12-0 w. NEW Flit 31ES"'I.IAM Bi:RTCIPhas associated himifir self with John Hcberd and A. V. Hull. and will do business under the nanu of V. Bort. 1, 4- Co., in the corner store lately occupied by ..icssrs. ijuru.n and Hannah, wheie they have a line stock of goods, well assorted, and wheie they will be pleased to accommodate the former customers of the house, ami the public generally. W. BLRTC1I, JOHN C. HEUERD. A. W HULL. A'inccnncs, August 22, 1810 nll-tf. SILVtKSMlTII AND JUV.TLLLU. nSfJlIE Subscriber takes Til.n 'iir.i in infarmiinT U.'UIV All llllOI lilUl the public generally, that he has commenced the business of WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING AND REPAIRING, in all its various branches, on Main 1 :i street, adjoining the store of Burtch and Hannah, and hopes, by constant attention, and doing his work in the best manner, to receive a portion of public patronage, which he is determined to im tit. J. W. HA RDM AN. Vinccnncs, June 27, IS 10 i;3-tf-:520 Acres School L.:::j! lor &aic. t ILI- sell to ttic ingticst Udder, on .Ionday, . the iGth of October next, at the door i f the Court-house in Lawrenceville, the following tracts or lots, viz: The N E 32, and the N W 33, 3 N, 10 Y, are subdivided into lots of forty acres. This land is situated in Allison Prairie, five miles south of Russelville, and about one mile from the Wabash river, with a farm on it of 30 acres: it is all prairie of an excellent quality. A credit of one. two and three years will be given. Notes payable in three equal annual instalments will be rcquireJ with approved sccuritv, together with a mortgage on the land. A. CREEK, School Com. L. C. sep. 15, 1810 nI5w3. STOVES. pREMIUM COOKING STOVES, suitable - fjr small families, for sale low by CiREENHOW 4 BOYLE. Vinconnes, Peb. 2 Ist, 1S10 30-tf.

MEW SOOBS,

rTlILI subscribers have jusl received direct from Philadelphia, a jreneial assortment ol Foreign and Domestic Dry (Jojds, (iioceries, Hardware, Glassware, Cuttlery, Uoots, Mioes, English, titraw and Leghorn 3onnel, Urnsh Fur, Kussia Beaver and Palm L.eaf Hats, Iron, Nails, Castings, ec., which they will sell on reasonable terms. THORN cr TRACY. May 15, 181051 tf. OKEEMIOW $ 130YLE arc just in receipt $J of additional supplies of Winter Goods, which render their stock complete and Cjuite ex tensive. Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and examine their prices before purchasing, as they will sell for the cash, unusually low. Pork of good quality will be taken at the highest market price in exchange for goods, at the lowest cash prices at the store of (JKEENHOW A BOYLE. Dec.lS30 30-t FURS!! FURS!!! rirIIE highest price in cash will be fj given for any quantity of Olter, Raccoon, Mink, Wild Cat, and Fox Furs, also the highest market price will he paid for as many Deer Skins as may be brought lo the subscriber in Vincennes. M. JONES. Oct. 11, 1839 20-tf. GREAT AM) VALUABLE JMJ'JiOVEMEXT OX STEAM EXG1XE. v. -r-.- 1 !V .t. j11 --! " t J or vinc;:.m:s, having inventki a nkw and improved Hi NOV.' PllEPAI'vED TO SELL .STATE, COUNTY, OR INDIVIDUAL IUOIITS. J" HE improvement consists in the simplicity of y its construction, the small space it occupies, the expense saved in the first cost of the engine, and the quantity of fuel s-aved. It, in the first place, will not cost over enc-half as much to manufacture them, will weigh nov more than half as much, will occupy not half the space, will save much fuel, and is more powerful than the present reciprocating engine, and withal, is so simple in its construction that with five min utes' explanation, any person can perfectly un derstand its principle. Applicable to any thing, but peculiarly adapted to all mill and shoj purposes. ' June 20th. IS 10 n3-tf. The Louisville Journal, Ht. Louis Republican and abash Courier, will insert the above six weeks and forward thir accounts to this ofiice. X O T ICE. rglIE subscribers having sold their entire stock of MEDICINES, DKUGS, 4c, to J. B Cohvell y Co., take pleasure in recommending them to the patronage of their former friends and customers. 1 1 ITT if SAWYER. Apii! Cth, 1S40 IG-tf. riE partnership heretofore existing between -Samuel Thorn and Alvtn . Tracy is this day dissolved by limitation. As it is necessary that the business of the late firm should be closed immediately, all persons indebted must call and close their accounts. SAMUEL T7ORN. ALVIN W. TRACY. June 30th, 1810 nl-tf. NOTIC 15. R. W. W. Ill TT having disposed of the Drug Establishment, con tinues the practice of medicine in all its branches, and may be found at his ollice on Market street (formcrmly occupied by Martin Lobuison, Lsij.J or at his resi dence. Thankful for the patron.ige of a liberal public, he solicits a continuance of the same. It is most earnestly requested that 11 those who are indebted to the late firm of Hilt tt Sawyer come forward immediately and make settlement, as their books must bo closed. W. W. ITT. Jmu3 1610. 1 if jxotIce. sa LL persons indebted tj the subscriber are Jb&h retpaested to make payment by the first day ol cepicmucr, as no longer indulgence can lo given. E. BROWN. July 27th, 1810 i.S-5w. Soerm' OilLA JUST received a fresh supply of the above article, wariautcd pure winter strained. For sale by 11. E. PECK, Druggist, Market st. opposite Clark'u Hotel. Oct. 1S1U r.lTif. BRITISH LUSTRE. LBS just received of a superior article, for polishing stoves, grates For sale by II. E. FECK, Druggist, Matket st. opposite Clark's Hotel. Oct. 2, 1840 nlTif. DR. JOHN 3. I. BATVj A MEMBER of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris, intending permanently to settle in Vincennes, respectfully offers his services in the practice of Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, and all other branches of the healing art. Office at the house of Mr. John Hannah, nearly opposite Mr. Marncy's shop. Oct. 'J, 1810 nl 7 tf. STOVES. TjTf PANTED to rent one or two wood stoves WW lor the coming winter, for which a fair price will be given and that much only, in these times. Apply to the subscriber at his school rooms 011 Market street. T. H. CAY AN AUG H. Sept. 1 7, IS 10 nl5w3.

St. .TIary's lYmnJc Academy. Vinccnncs, Indiana. rrTlIIS Institution, conducted by Sisters ej Jjg, Charity from the community of St. Joseph, near Emmittsburg, Maryland, has been in successful operation for more than two years.

The spii it of the establishment is already well known, and if we may judge from the patronage it has enjoyed, well appreciated; it will continue 10 promote the cause and enhance the value of learning and virtue, and exert lt.-clt m accordance with the character, necessities and increasing prosperity of the country. healthy and pleasant situation, an alternate and well adjusted succession of study and lelaxation, a diet wholesome and exhuberant, a govern, ment firm, vet mild and maternal all conduce to the health, comfort, happiness and literary pro ficiency of those who may be placed at tt. Ma rv's, whose conductors wiil spare no pains to merit a continuance of public favor. The Academy is provided with ample accommodations for at least twenty boarders and sixty day sholars. The Catholic Eaith is professed by the conductors, without any encroachments on, or interference with the principles of pupils of other denominations. Nevertheless uniformity and good order, so necessary in establishments of this kind, require an attendance at the public cicici.-es of divine worship. No uniform is prescribed, but it is expected that each boarder will be provided with about six changes of clothes; dark dresses are preferable. The system of education embraces the English and French languages Authography, Reading, Writing, dammar, Practical and National Arithmctick, Geography and Delineation of Maps, Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric and Belles Letters, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Music on Piano, Vocal Music, Drawing and Painting in water colors, plain Sewing, Tapestry, Embroidery, Bead and Lace work, in shortall the branches usually taught in Eemale Academies. TERMS. Board, tuition in all or any of the English branches, bed and bedding and washing, per annum, 100 00 Day scholars in fiist and second classes per quarter, -1 00 do. do. 3d and 1th classes, 3 00 Use of pens, ink, reading books and paterm: for work, 0 02 Pud for season, 1 00 EXTRA?. Music and use of piano, per quarter, ',7 00 Drawing and painting, 5 do Erench, 4 00 Note. Payments required quarterly in advance. The exercises of the Academy commence on the first Monday of September and close on the I5th of July, on which day will be held a public exhibition. Adjoining the Academy there is a free school also conducted by the Sisters, which wiJibe opened at the same time. Aujiist 15, IS 10 n 1 0-tf. yiXnjill FLOUR!! LST received a lot of superfine Flour, which 3 wc will sell on reasonable terms for eah. DANIELS & WIN GATE. Aug 12. 1810 nlO-tf. JVOTiCE. A EL those indebted lo the subscriber, by note or book account, wiil do u ell to attend lo the payment of the same, without delay. All such as fail to attend to this notice, will be subjected to the cost of collection by law, without respect to persons. J. 1)0X0 VAX. Vincennes, July 1 7th. 1810 :'-tf. IV cir Unify Store. s ia 33 n 1 c 1 a rc s . 'pHK undersigned has purcha-ed the entire stock of Drugs and Medicines of Br. Hiram Decker, and in addition is now receiving fiom the eastern market a large and fresh as sortment, consisting of every variety of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Dvc Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Glassware, Perfumery, Soaps, lie. to which he invites the attention of country merchants, and paitieularl v Physi cians and others that deal in the above line, be lieving, from many years experience in the Drug business, he can give satisfaction to iho:-e who mav favor him with their patronage. H. E. PECK. Vincennes, June 19. 18-10 n2. CHAIRS, CHAIRS. r MlIE subsciiber has now on hand, a handsomS assoitnient of Vindsor Chairs, of the best ipaahty. Any person wishing to purchase the article, can examine them by calling at the Cabinet voom of Andrew Gardner, whero he calculates upon keeping a constant supply. JONATHAN SMILEY. Vincennes, Feb. llth, 1810. 38-tf STOVES! STOVES7! THE undersigned have just received a large supply of Cooking, Franklin and Wood stocs of the most approved patterns, which they will sell low for cash. M ADDOX & CASS. Mav ?h. 1840. DO tf IV o J sec. f pifC subsciili'rs have again associated themselves in business under the name and linn of Thorn iy Tracy, and have for sale at their old stand on Water street, a general assortment of serviceable and fashionable American and Euro pean Dry Goods. Also, Boots, Shoes, 7ardware, Groceries, etc. &c, and almost every article re quiied by the wants of town and country, which they will dispose of at very low prices. SAMUEL T7ORN. ALVIN W. TRACY. Julv l.-t, 1810 nl-tf. Wall! Wall!! q''J bbls. ot Kenawna salt, and -1)0 bills, o OVJV extra superfine, just received and for sale for ca::h only, by THORN &, TRACY. Marcn 12, 1S39 46-tf. TAXES' TAX IIS!! is hereby given, that the t-tate and county taxes for 1810 are now due. All those interested will do well to provide tbemschts with the necessary means to discharge the ame when called on, as no indulgence can 1 e given, it being absolutely necessary to settle tbe same by the first of December. In my absence please call on Wm. J. 7cbcrd, who is authorized to receive in my name. JAMES JOHNSON, C. K. C. August 11, 1S40 nlO-tf. .Just Received, FRESH bupply of pure winter Miainrd JLjjL fperm oil, warranted ronuine For sale H. E. PECK. sep. 19. 1S10 nlo.

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COPTER, TIN. & SHEET IKON

Manufactory Tiis Ware at wholesale ami KcSail. .It tlte Cincinnati .V Louisville Prices I have al 1 rge stock of Tin on hand, and will continue to keep it on hand, and will Fill on accomodating terms to customers and the public generally. The Copper, Tin, V sheet lion manufactory will be carried on as usnnl at my old stand on Market street nearly opposite the tf :ket house ; where all kinds of jobwork will be J ne according to order at short notice. N. SMITH. March loth 1 838 tf Xofico to Famicr. JUST received, between two and three hundro bushels of blue-gras seed, a fresh and genuin article, from the rich pastures of Bourbon roun ty, Ky., and for sale low for cash, by tbo sub scriber.-. MAD BOX 4 GASS. Vincennes, Dec'r. llth 1830 29-tf. g)se1vec;k ploikji is! 'J'' HE Farmers generally, and particularly those 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 ou hand and for sale 1" GREENHOW 4 BOV: I' Vincennes, Feb. 21st, 1810 3'J-tf. I OLIVE BRANCH FT'jHE undersigned respectfully announ tOi his friends and the public in genera I, aU he has just fitted up a Coll'ee House, on Vet street, in the room formerly occupied by ob Harper, as a store, where he will aceomnne. to their entire satisfaction, all ho may favo tu with a call. N. B. Superior Liquors of all kinds, soty the gallon or quart on moderate terms. ERASMUS COLEMA Vincennes, Feb. 20th, 1810 3'J-tf. CASH FO 11 r 1 1 EAT WILL rive the highest market tee in Cash for wheat deli ven d at my nil. J. L. COLMA. June 12. IS'0 1-tf. NOTICE. wrANTED by the undersigned, about 20 jf cords of wood. Those knowing tlum-rt-ives to be indebted to tne ollice in any iiv. would do well tj dend to tins notice. R. Y. CADDINGTO.v. JygllE undersigned will rent the house on the i, corner of Water nnd Bioadway striiits, formerly known as the Broadway House, f term of years. The situation is a dcriiuble lor a tavern stnnd. THOMAS BISHOP. Sept. 9, 1810 nl -lwL STO YES. JUS'i' received from tbe Lamasco Foundry, three very superior Union cooking siov., a new and approved pattern, suitable for small families, nl leduced prices. Also, Cannon, and trnlate stoves, for sale bv GREENHOW & BO'LE. Ynccnnes, Dec'r. 12th 1839 29-tf. DOZEN Boxes, just received and fa sale by THORN et TRACY, March 23, 1838. 13-tf. ABDILL WOULD respectfully inform his lriends. that he will manufacture for sale all kinds of COPPER. TIN, .V Ir- ; SS1 V 11 I. is I - 1 K I ) A yttr-'rvizn-K ti ic i-j in all its various branches. lie solicits the attention of dealers, to hi stock of wares, intending to oflcr them a ttlltimcM an assoitment complete, as well as perfect in its w orkmanship. He intends that his ware shall be equal to any in the west, and to olfei it upon hs reasonadle terms, as it can be purchased in Louisville or any other western market. All kinds of job work attended to, with neatness and despatch. House-Gutters made and put up in good order, and on reasonable terms. Feathers, old pewter and copper taken in exchange for wares. HIRAM ABDILL. Vincennes, Dec. 1st, 1839 17-ly. 4 lot of superior Ploughs just icceived, auJ for sale bv N. SMITH. Jan. 29th 1S10 3G-tf. M u a r I o 1 a 1 e . WUST RECEIVED, and for sale low for cah, 9 15 Hogsheads of Sugar. 200 Bushels of seed Potatoes, from La Fayette. H. D. WHEELER. April 8th, 1813 IG-tf. THE VINCENNES GAZETTE Y;3 lluuUstct) r be tu SatuiTian IIV I. V. C A fi 1) I A c; T O IV . TERM f. 2 00, If paid in advance. ?2 50, If paid during the first n'x months ?3 CO, If not paid during thtfirU bia: montlm, ?1 25, For six months. Papers discontinued only the option of Ak published .vhile arrcarags are due. rrj- Advertisements making one tjuhe or li t will be inserted three times for one dollar, and t venty-five cents every for subsequent insertion longer advertisements in the same proportion, Advertisements sent without orders vill, in all cases be inserted until forbid, anJ charged accordingly. Five dollars will herccft;: lc charged for ad,vcrtisinrr w ives.

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