Vincennes Gazette, Volume 10, Number 19, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 October 1840 — Page 4

1, V i. ' - . - Xliel&st lot oeos lamcrat. Jitf ativmni'cnf In. Xcto York S'.-.-fc. r.e won , .Nt r Yadr.it secauihof Uir. j mt 'itrj;cu. have grown, &:i iver mc What wiiiHarrisan 5insre, Harrison ons, n:oa speech J 3 and Varrisoa throngs, Harrisoa Eicfijngs au 1 Harrison toys', Tra worried to death by the din ftnd the no;sc: For, eaily and late, nought else do I hear 13 ut sonss of the whigs, and their log e.-bi:i cheer. I .'i the morning, from slumVr I'm rudely aroused Hy the song of the maid while milk'u'gthc cows; My children and wire are dinning my cars I fi-y hurra for old Tip, the joins in their cheers! !t' I lly to the woods, in a fit of despair, Alas! I find nothing hut log cabins there! My friends and companions of "hickory " days, All, too, are sinking these new fangled lays; '(n-eoBtJ are plenty, not an old one is wen, E'en the postmaster's clerk sports a "arruon green.', I'll remove to the west, fur I cannot remain Where the men ae all Whigs, and the women the same; I'll remove to the west, for indeed I can't stay W here the people are ruled by this Harrison sway. To the west, did I say ! Alas! it I RO Where the newspapers rave about Harrison eo, My wife oVr their columns will constantly pore, And mc with their gleanings incessantly bore! At home and abroad, 'tis the game all around, Scarce one loco foco remains to be found. What on earth can I do! Oh! hereeanl lly, To tscape from the sound of this Harrison cry ! For the west should I leave, I very well know Thaf distraction awaits me as sure as I l;o; If I stay in A'ew York, I'm as bad off as ever, 1'or our party is lound for the head of "Salt vivcr; So I'm oil" to the Uilors as fast as I can, Jluy a hv cabin coat turn a Harrison man. And I'll join the W'h'.a shout and l.mdly halloo, And throw in my vote for '-M Tippecanoe." New Yolk, August 1 1. it Zlariiscn Scujr. Air Lght:l vie. -j ( h. loudly kt his name in.'.', As j roiidiv Wi his fame si i. A lid lad t!i h tor s wre nh 1 To bind his brow Who for H is COPI' know- In- is !.- ( . As first in l ie 1 c st i:t. d,Si walks he i voi y t ; ( 'ui countiy , may he A nd w e'll pl -d je him wi'. 'I'hnt uhalso'cr 1-t-iide hn IiCl, !;, d 1 us name sin- '!' in t f. 'J he t::.:. ri: ill (JCtUCni iiCJHfl if C. A certain ferities was disorderly male, in one ol the Atlantic nrosecutfd for kecpit1.!' a house. iShe engaged ! rofcsional cont'cnian to ilelend the suit: but when trial came on she appeared in court, and posses-un:r a termagant spirit, she commenced a plea of justification ii propria pfrsmui. The counsel whom she retained for the occasion, expostulated with her in vain. The opposing counsel, hoping she would commit herself, encouraged her to proceed, fend he begged her to go on. Her lawyer trembled for his cause, renewed his expostulations, when she appealed to the Judge. "Sir," said she. "have 1 not got a riht to be heard in my defence?" The Judge, who enjoyed the cmbarrassment ol the lawyer, !v nrnv tiroceed." teplied, '(, cetlamIShe then went on. Mav it please your honor, I am accused of keeping a disoiderly house, which is frequented by such gentlemen as Mr. and Mr. '." naming several eminent merchants, and adding at the same rimn thn names of a number of lawyers. The court was convulsed with laughter. Upon which her counsel, who could contain himsilf no longer, beg ged in heaven's name, that she would sit down. "What," exclaimed the archly smiling Judge, "you are not afraid I hope, Mr. ?" "No, may it please vour honor," he immediately replied with inimitable self-possession, I have no fears or the bar, but I tremble for the bench A Picture A iair young girl is lean ing pensively cn the casement, gazing with thoughtful brow upon the scene be lnr The bloom of fifteen summers tints her soft cheeks, the sweets of thousand flowers are gathered upon her round full lips, the curls cling to a spotless brow, and fall upon a neck of perfect grace, the soft swimming eyes seem lighted by the tenderest fire of poetry, am beauty hovers over her as her own most fivnrcd child. What are her thoughts? Love cannot stir a bosom so young, sor row cannot yet have touched a spirit so mm Innocence itself seems to have chosen her for its own. Alas! has dis annointment touched that youthful heart? Yes. it must be so: but hist! she startshe bosom heaves her eye brightens hcrlins part she sneaks listen "Jim you nastr fool you! quit scratching that pig s vacfc, or i u tea mar: "What signifies the life o' man An' 'twere na for the lasses O, as the loafer said when he was operating on the molasses barrel yesterday on the lavec. Pic.

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7i Alligator s'on founded on fact. While the music ami rl re-works were ijoingoii at Pay on La Branch on Hundiy eveuing, aa alligator popped hU long, black snout out of the water, and speak-

m;j in me original v hoc taw WlsllCU oliiely lo know w hat was I he meaning ol uch proceedings. A young gentleman present, either not understanding tiie language, or dcemin;: the intrusion au iu.sult,immediateiy dash ed into the sea, "acoutered a:? ho wa and jumped upon the creature's back. Con suit ruble t-pLshing and floundering ensued, for the young man wanted to rmke a hctse of the alligator, and in do ne so ho proved him half a "horse," s that then; was half hors and enough over to make catfish. half alligator good ized The young man succeeded, and there in no joke about this part, in dragging the alligator ashore, where he wTas formally introduced ta the company and indulged with a view of the hre-works. As his story was translated.to ua by the interpreter, it seems nothing but simple curiosity brought him to the place. fie meant no olience. he said, but felt extreme ly hungry, and if any gentleman would favor him with a leg or an arm h would esteem it as a personal obligation. lie was neutral in politics, and intended to take no part in the coming contest. Though, he said, he had a proposition to offer our government, whereby he and his people wished to be employed against the Florida Indians. His case will, in all probability, under go further investigation. Picayune. The Monticel'.o Watchman gives an account of the manner in which a Justice of the I'eaee lately dissolved the hymenial chain of an unhappy pair, whom he had united but a snort time bcfoie till death should part them. Upon the request of the parties to be unmarried, he placed a live cot on a block, and directing one to pull at the head and the other at the tail, wtiile he witli an axe cut nnss m two, at the Fame time exclaiming "Death part vou!" The couple went away satisfied that they were legally unmarried, and have not lived tocrcther since GCFEOTfOKARY, PASTRY AKD BAKERY. , i srL'UTLTLLY informs the citizens ol Yincennes, and the (ommunitv at large, that he has'opened au establishment in the house latlv occupied by L. L. Watson, where the customers cf the former house can be accommodated with Candy at wholesole and Ktail. Dread, t'akes, and Crackers of the le.-t cpiality constantly on hand. Also, Pa.-trv of ad d-v :ijtio:.s wid be k pi on ham!, of the finest quality. September 'J, N. 11. r.e.ties ovc liiCIili ilml -nl 1-Iy, C UI uvtu aeci '-.:: , ' ' lis in the siii.; dor for tavern 1 w;t : st ii h the otiee. and liakiug done to Li i uses. or pi ivate II. T. Villi) UiST KECKlVi:!) direct uianu factuiers from th ie

I'l pair-; men's Faced calf stitched Hoots l do do Fudged do do 12 do do Superior calf Downing, '2 1 do d- Sewed do 01 do Jo Seal Fump?, 2 do do Super do J." do do India Rubbers, '2 " do Ladies Super (Jailer Hoot?. ."(I do do Welted Kid Slippets, Jo do do Thick sole do 2 1 do do Prime Stout Ties, l do do do do Slippers, 2 do do Common do I?'-' do do Fine Seal do 25 do do Super Victoria do 20 do do Fine Lined Rubbers, 2") do do Thick Sole Seal Tics, :V) do Misses French Kid Slips, 2 do do Spring 1 feeled Slips, !() do do Leather Laced Hoots, ',) do Women's do do do o2 do Children's Leather Hootees, 32 do do Ankle Ties, 25 do do Kid do 25 do do Morocco R. R. Tics. :G do do Leather Laced Huotees, 52 do do Roan do 'IC) do do Black Morocco do For sale at the lowes cash prices by

J. R. DIN WIDDIE. Yincennes, Sept. 1, 1810 13-tf. " in-1 son w. XT OTIC Ii is liereny given to au mose lnuenieu i to the late firm of Abdill &i Crecn, by note or book accoent. to come forward and makeimmedi ato payment. This course made incumbent, in consequence ot the dealti ol C Iv. lireen, ol ttie aforesaid firm, and it is expected that such as are thus indebted, will mtike prompt payment. II . A LSD-ILL. Nov. 19th 1S39 20-tf. F O 11 K 1 ti ?i A X D 15 O 31 T 1 Ij I ti : Oil s rN store, and for sale at an advance of 13 per a . .a,., c., .,.a, ,.,n CCIll. oil cum aik'.i i iuii o, iui lanu, a stock of Domestic Liquors and Wines. Also pure French and Peach Brandy, Holland Gin Irish W lnsuey, yc. r-y (iREEN HOW & BOYLE. Yincennes, Feb. 0th, 18d0 37-tfi NOTICE . - KEEN HOW & BOYLE have now in store and offer for sale on a ve ry small advance on Louisville prices, 25 Hags Rio Coltee, 5 Dbls Loaf Sugar, 25 " N. O. do, 30 Hoxes S by 10, Id by 12, 12 by 18 window Glass, 20 Reams Wrapping Paper, 30 Kegs assorted Nails, 1 ( -croon Spanish Float Indigo, 10 Kegs White Lead, 12 Chests Y. II. Tea, Linseed Oil. Lamp BUck, etc!, etc. Oct. 11, ISo'.) 20-lf.

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old 'ash System still!! All the Lottery tickets sold by J. M. Clauki: are authorized by the Stale ol Virginia, and drawn publicly under the superiiUeudanco of Commissioners apappoiiittd for that purpose. The old cash system has been adopted, and will be imrsevcred in by me to the exclusion of ad Real Estate Lotteries, and prizes cash able on demand. vmnivr cpA'prr1 inrrpnv I lllUl.ll.I. OliLllJ lO ClassI). Draws at W heeling Friday, Octo ber HUh, 1840. I prile of 530,r00 1 10,000 1 5,000 1 ' 2,20 1 " each, 1,00 Resides others of $"00, $30, S-'OO, etc. Tickets onlv s;10: Halves S". (Quarters S2 .0. VIRGINIA SPATE LOTTERY. Class No. 5, draws at Wheeling. Friday, October 23d, IS 10. 4 , ; .10 prizi's of 61,000 each. I Prize of 10,000 1 " 0,000 t 3,000 50 " 1,000 1 prize of prize 510,000 00 1 1 100 " 5,000 00 2;500 00 1,'J40 00 Whole Tickets .10; halves quar ters ro. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Class E, draws at Wheeling, Friday, October 30th, It? It). 11 loo 50 prizes of 1,000 each. I r of 1 priz 12,000 :3,K05 1,500 I G 50 0,000 2,500 1,000 1 10 30 1,200 Resides 50 of "jUO, 200, fce. etc liekets j10, Halves and luariers in proportion. Address your orders to J. M. CLARKE, Wheeling. Agent for the Manager SEW Fill 36j"VMl,IdA.M IH KI t:iltiias associated him Tjfjjr s,.if uith J dm Heterd and A. W. Hull and will do b;:.-aness under the name of W. BnrUh S (.'(., in the corner s-torc lately occupied by Messrs. ISurtch and Hannah, where they have a fine stuck of treods. well assorted, and heir thev will be plea-id to accommodate th : -' . : customers: of the hou.-e, and the i.ubhe ., ;..iiv. V. lit KTCJI, joh.n (h hi:dih;d. A. W. HULL. Viucennes, Au-ust22, IS 10 nll-tf. mJ 4 J SILVUItNMITH AM) JilW LI.LEP.. HE Subscriber takes p'e isure in iuforminvr the public generally, that he has commenced the bubiness of WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING AND KEI'AIKING, in all its various branches, on Main trcct, adjoining the store of Durtch and Hannah, nd hopes, by constant attention, and doing his work in the best manner, to receive a portion of public patronage, which he is determined to nurit. J. W. II A It DMA A . Yincennes, June 2V, IS 10 n3-tf-Receiving, Ponvarding, V Commission 3IEIICIIAIST, Vincciincs, la. KSFEEENCIS. Durtch Ac II. bei lncennes, la. Cruikshank cNc Co. do do do ('linton, la. Lafayette, la. Evansville, la. Louisville Ky. New Orleans Donner x Carnan, . Smith, h fc O. Brown, Webbec Shoemaker, Wm. Thurston .t Co. C. Gwathney & Co. B. Tillay, Hetlord & SoreT.frey, Yincennes, .March 9, 1338 14-tf. T A S Is O I X a . HE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they have commenced the above business in thf room formerly occupied by MaitinRobinson, Esq. as a Magistrate's office, on Market St., where by their experience in, and attention to their busi noss, they hope to merit a liberal share of public patronage. SAM L. R. DUNN, H. II. CORNWALL. Nov. 1, 183. 23-lv. 13 i K O 1 5! I 1 O 23 . ryMIL subscribers have this day dissolved the - co-partnership heretofore existing between them under the style of Hilt and Sawyer, by mu tual consent. It therefore becomes necessary for them to close their books, &c. All those who know themselves indebted to them by note or book account; w ill do well to come forward immediately and make settlement. W. W. IIITT, .V J.S.SAWYER. April 1st 1SJ0 43-tf. N. B. The Drug Business will he ccjntinued at the old stand by Doctor Colwelh DISSOLUTION. pjqtlE partnership heretofore existing under Jj, the firm of Burtch and Hannah was dissolved on the first instant by limitation, Mr. Hannah having withdrawn from ti e establishment. All persons knowing themselves indebted by note or book account, arc particularly requested to call and settle the same immediately, as the books arc to be settled up as speedily as possible. WM. BURTCH. J. B. HANNAH, Aug. Is-th, IS 10 nl 1-tf,

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w Usm EW b U U ti U 11 'I mi. .sunscnuers nave just rec. 'veu uirectj from Philadelphia, agencta! assortment of j foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Groceries, Lnglish, Straw ;md Leghorn Bonnets, Brush Fur, Russia Beaver and Palm Leaf Hats, Iron, Nails, Castings, cc., which they will sell on reasonable terms. THORN cV TRACY. May 15, 181051 tf. fSREENHOW cr BOYLE are just in receipt 3 of additional supplies of Winter Goods, which render their stock complete and quite 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 bo taken at the highest market price in exchange for goods, at the lowest c ash prices at the store of CKEENHOY 4- BOYLE. Dee. 1839 30-t FUltS!! FURS!!! TIIE highest price in cash will be given for any quantity of Otter, Raccoon, Mink, Wild Cat, and Fox Furs, also the highest market price will be paid for as many Deer Skins as may be brought to the subscriber in Yincennes. M. JONES. Oct. 11, 1 839 20-tf. GREAT AXD VALUABLE IMl'ROVEMEXT OX STEAM EXGIXE. ISAAC JV. W1UTTELSEY, OF MNCEXNEfs, having invented a new and improved IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL STATE, COUNTY, OR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS. 'HE improvement consists in the simplicity of 3 its construction, the small space it occupies, the expense saved in tho first cost of the engine, and the quantity of fuel saved. It, in the first place, will not cost over ene-half as much to mntifact'Jire them, will weigh not 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 minutes' explanation, any person can perfectly understand its piinciple. Applicable to any thing, but peculiarly adapted to all mill and shop purpose?. June 2Gth, 1840 n3-tf. The Louisville Journal, t. Louis Republican and W abash Courier, will insert the above six weeks and forward thir accounts to this office. N O T I C E . rpHE subscribers having sold then entire stock of MEDICINES, DHUGS, .Jr., to J. B. Colwt 11 c Co., take pleasure in recommending them to the patronage of their former friends and customers. IIITT cy SAWYER. April nth, 1810 IG-tf. 'IiE partnership heretofore existing between - Samuel Thorn and Alvin W. Tracy is this day dissolved by limitation. As it is necessary that the business of the late firm should be closed iiiimedidtelv, all persons indebted must call c::d .-lose their accounts. SAMUEL T7ORN. ALYIN W. TRACY. June 30th, 110 nl tf. NOTICU. R. V. W. ITT having disposed tk-J of the Drug Establishment, con tinues the practice of medicine in all its branches, and may be found at his office on Market street (formermly occupied hy Martin Robinson, Esq.) or at his resi dence. Thankful for the patronage of a liber al public, he solicits a continuance of the same. It is most earnestly requested that all those who are indebted to the lae firm of Ilitt c Sawyer come forward imme diately and make settlement, as their books must be closed. W. W. ITT. Junr3 1810. 1 tf NOTICE. LL persons indebted to tho subscriber are gj requested to make payment by the first day of September, as no longer indulgence can be given. E. BROWN. July 2?th. 1810 nS-Sw. H"UST received a fresh supply of the above article, wan anted pure win ter strained. For sale bv II. E. PECK', Druggist, Market st. opposite Clark's Hotel. Oct. 2, 1S40 r.lTtf. BRITISH LUSTRE. ft" etc. LBS just received of a superior article, for polishing stoves, grates or sale by 11. E. PECK, Druggist, Maiket st. opposite Clark's Hotel. Oct. 2, 1810 nlTtf. DR. JOHM 8. I. BATY, A MEMBER of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris, intending permanently to settle in Yincennes, respectfully offers his services in the practice of Medi cine, Surgery, Dentistry, and all other branches of the healing art. Office at the house of Mr. John Hannah, nearly opposite Mr. Marney's shop. Oct. 2, 1S:0 nlTtf. STOVES. 5ANTED to rent one or two wood stoves for 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 on Market street. T. II. CAVANAUGH. gSept. 17, 1810 nl5w3. BLANK NOTES OF HAND 1 OR SALE AT THIS OITCK

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rlJjS Inbtiaitioii, conducted by sisters Oj 'J" ;),;Uity iVoin the eoiiiniuuitv oi St. .h,.,eph, r i,,,,.if k!1Iir.r M.rvlmi.l been in t,uc. i for inoiv than two i ars. The spirit of the establishment is already well known, and if we may ju le from the patronage it has ei;i ved, well appreciated; it will continue l;joy lo 'inmiote the cause and enhance the value of learning and viitue.and exert it. elfin aeeoi.iai.ee with the eharacter, necessities and imuasinj prosperity of the countiy. healthy and pleasant situation, an alternate and well adjusted succession of ttudt and relax ation, a diet wholesome and exhubi rant, a government firm, yet mild and maternal all conduce to the health, comfort, happiness and literary proficiency of those who may be pla'-ed at St. Mary's, w hose conductors will spare no pains to merit a continuance of public 1'nvor. The Academy is provided with ample accommodations for at least twenty boarders and sixty day sholars. The Catholic Faith is professed by the conductors, without any encroachments on, or interference w ith the principles of pupils of other denominations. Nevertheless uniformity and good order, so necessary in establishments of this kind, re quire an attendance at the public exercises of divine worship. No uniform is picscribed, but it is expected that each boarder will be provided with about six thanges of clothes; dark dresses are preferable. The system of education embraces the English and French languages Authography, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Practical and National Arithmetick, Geography and Delineation of Maps, Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric and Belles Letter?, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, .Music on Piano, Yocal Music, Drawing and Painting in water colors, plain Sewing, Tapestry, Embroidery, Bead and Lace work, in shortall the branches usually taught in Female Academies. TERMS. Board, tuition in all or any of the English branches, bed and bedding and washing, per annum, 5100 00 Day scholars in fiist and second classes per quarter, 4 00 do. do. 3d and 4th classes, 3 CO Use of pens, ink, reading books and paterns for work, 0 02 Fuel for season, I 00 EXTRAS. Music and use of piano, per quarter, $7 00 Drawing and painting, 5 00 French, 4 00 Note. Payments required quarterly in advance. The exercises of the Academy commence on the first Monday of September and close on the 15th of July, on which day will be held a public exhibition. Adjoining the Academy there is a free school also conducted by the SisUr?,which will be opened at the same time. Aujust 15. 1R40 nlO-tf. FJLOUR! FLOUR!! UST received a lot of superfine Flour, whieh 9 we will sell on reasonable terms for cah. DANIELS & WING ATE. Aug 12, IP 10 nlO-tf. NOTICE. A LL those indebted to the subscriber, well to attend to 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. DONOVAN. Yincennes, July l?ih, iblO ;-tf. Xvw l)?u Siuvv. V R K X 11 ?l 5 1 V 2 . riHE undersigned has purchased -- the entire stock of Drugs and Medicines of Dr. Hiram Decker, ;ud in addition is now rcceiting from the eastern market a large and fresh as sortment, consisting of every variety of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Dve Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Glassware, Perfumery, Soaps, &c. to which he invites the attention of country merchants, and particularly 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 those who nay favor him with their patronage. II. E. PECK. Vincenncs, June 19, 1840 n2. CHAIRS, CHAIRS. 'IIIL subscriber has now on hand, a handsomS asorlmpnt nf Wimlsnr Clinir. nf fho Iitict mality. Any person wishing to purchase the article, can examine them by calling at the Cabi net room of Andrew Gardner, where he calcu latcs upon keeping a constant supply. JONATHAN SMILEY. Yincennes, Feb. 11th, 1810. 3S-tf STOVES! STOVES!! fpHE undersigned have just ll supply of Cooking, Franklin and Wood stove of the most approved patterns, which they will sell low for cash. MAIJDOX & OASS. Mav ?'h. 1S40.50 If rvotici. 'tIlL subscribers have again associated them selves in business under the name and linn of Thorn y "1'racy, and have for sale ct their old stand on Water street, a general assortment of servicable and fashionable American and Euro pean Dry Goods. Also, Boots, Shoes, 7ardware, Groceries, &c. ftc, and almost every article re quired by the wants of town and country, which they will dispose of at very low prices. SAMUEL TORN. ALYIN W. TRACY. July 1st, 1S10 nl-tf. Salt! Salt!! Q"k bbls. ot lvenawna salt, and -00 bids, o OVJV 0xtra superfine, just received and for sale for each only, by THORN & TRACY. Marcn 12, 1833 46-tf. TAXES' TAXES!! TVyOTICE is hereby given, that the Mate end JjrxJ county taxes for 16-10 are now due. All those interested will do well to provide themselves with the necessary means to discharge the same when called on, as no indulgence can be given, it being absolutely necessary to settle the ame by the first of December. In my absence please call on Wrm. J. 7ebcrd, who is authorized to receive in my name. JAMES JOHNSON, C. K. C. August 11. 1840 nlO-tf. STUV E S . PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, suitable t for small families, for sale low by GREENHOW J, BOYLE. Vincenncs Feb. 2Lt, 1S10 3'J-tf.

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mm T i Tin Ware at wliolrsalr a tl Retail. At the Cincinnati Louisville V.v (have a! i rge slock of '1 in on hand, and will continue to keen it on hand, and will Poll on accomodating ternis to customers and the public generally. The Copper, I in, eV sheet I rim nvirmfactorv will be carried on as usual nl my old stand on Market street nearly opposite tli. VL-.kcthou.se ; where all kinds oi jopwoik wnlre J ne according to order at short notice. N. SMITH. March 15lh 1838 tf Io!ifc to Banners JUST received, between two and three bundle; bushels of blue-grass seed, a fresh mwl eenu in Article, from the rich pastures of Bouihui. conn ty, Ky., and for tile low for cash, bv ibe mi' scribcr?. MADDO.Y .V GASS. Vincenr.cs, Dec'r. llih 1 839 29 -if. GOOSE NECK PLOUGHS. rT"iIE Farmers gem-rally, and paiticularly those on Prairie lands are invited to cull and ex amine, at the store of the subscribeis, this valuable improvement in Ploughs, now getting in general use for Prairies lic.i'h on the Wabash. The above Ploughs will be kept constantly oi hand and for sale I GKELNHOW A BOYLE. Vincenr.cs, Feb. 2 1st, 1310 39 tf. olivj: n ranch." IflJpIIE undersigned respectfully announces U .2, lus Inends and the public in general, that he has just fitted up a Oull'ee House, on Mark' street, in me room lormeriy orrupieu by jc Harper, as a store, here he w ill aecommodai to their entire satisfaction, u!l ho mav favor hiiii with a call. N. B. Superior Liquors of all kinds, sold by the gallon or quart on moderate terms. ERASMUS COLEMAN. Viucennes, Feb. 20th, 1810 39-tf. (TASi V FOR VH EAT. "jtj" WILL jive the highest market prbo u in Cash for wheat deli verfd at my mill. J. CULM AN. Juti'! 12. 18 10 1-tf. NOTICE. K ANTED by the undersigned, ah., tit 20 cords of wood. Those knowing themselves to be indebted to the olfice in anv was. would do well to attend to ibis notice. R. V. OADDINCTON. t L' v . - t Is e-L svL . O JTIIE utnlersiunej will rent the houe on th i, corner of Water and Bioadway streets, formerly known as the Broadway House, tn a term of years. The situation is a ilesiiable one for a tavern .,i ou. j TlidMAS BISHOP. Sept. 9, 18 10 nil w- 1. s rv o v i-:s. UST received from the Lamas-.-o Jnindiv. l-J three very superior Union cooking stoves, it new and approved pattern, suoable for small families-, rit reduced prices. Also, Cannon, and tfiiate stoves, for sale bv GREENIInW c BOYLE. Vneennes, Dec'r. 12th I .-':;il 20-tf. t (Tti DOZEN Boxes, ju t recim d and t, VVj sale by THOliN A TRACY, March 23, 1 S3.-?. 13-tf. 11 . A B D I L L T Vf?'" '0 re.-pel-5 w fully inf"i m hi luends, that he will manufacture for sale all kinds of COPPER. TIN. . H E E T -1 E ( N in all its various blanches. He solicits the attention of dealers, to hi stock of wares, intending to oiler them al nil times an assortment complete, as well as perfect in its workmanship. He intends that his ware bhall be equal to any in the west, and lo ul'ei it upon m reasonable terms, as it can be pun based in Louisville or any oilier west, rn market. All kinds of job wo;k attended to, with neatness and desputch. House-Gutters made and put up in good ordu, and on reasonable terms. Feathers, old pewter and coppcrtal.cn in exchange for wares. HIRAM AE DILL. Yincennes, Dec. 1st, 1S3'J 1 7-1 y . I t o ii li n ! Z a o u ?; !i s t lot of superior Ploughs jm.t received, and for sale by N. SMITH. Jan. 29th 1810 36-tf. S ii s a r c: I otatocs. wL'ST RECEIVED, and for talc low forcah, 3 15 Hogsheads of Sugar. 200 Bushels of seed Potatoes, foni La Fayette. II. D. WHEELER. April 8th, 1813 IG-tf. THE VINCENNCS GAZETTE Is lluairvtct) clur? .Sattutia? 15 V K. Y. .nS5L;TO.. TERM f2 00, If pu'nl in advance. fZ 30, If pu'ul during tht fint six ?3 00, If not paid during lufmt ax jo..s-, ?l 23, Tor. six months. Papers discontinued only the option of published .vhile arrearags arc due. rj-j- Advertisements making one sqime or Ie willle inserted three timCB for one dollai, nnd t veiity-five cenU every for subsequent ini (ion longer advertisements in the same proportion, Advertisements sent without orders i!l hi all eases be iusctted until forbid, uud charged accordingly. l'ivo dollar will hcittftcr Lc charged for advertising wives.