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ning by some peasants. Ha confessed having mardcred at different times not less than twenty-five travellers, the ic- ' mains of several of whom were sfier ; wards Jdg up it the neighborhood of the cave.
Touching. The custom of touching glasses is worn out. Drop it. Let us honor it in the "breach." It has pot to
bore. A clance. an inclination of th
CHILDHOOD. 71c beautiful if childhood! with the free and buoyant air, With joy upon each diinpl.J brow, end tresica light and faii; new smilingly they trip ebnf, hew fairy like they move, And gain rpor. our aoften'J heartt, to bless c with their love! Jlow beautiful it childhood! so g lileiess and on-sta-T.ed!
Me thinks to see ihero at out fide, if 'peraJis reTe listen to their spirits' flor, to heatken ta their mirth. And clasp untj cur Icig bie:t., the little ones of '"anh! He V-evit.V. it childhocd.' when they call v by tU name Of oathcr, father, r lie UN tal nature bida
then claim! Wlier luping forth to tou:hing?y a language all their ovr., I'rftt.er'c by the worldly chain, that cb ill eur ea-f liks atone! Jow beautiful it childhood! when th fo jJliugt kneel to pray! And when with hand in hend tntwio'd asms t::ken wcrjs they eaj! W.th eyes of beaming innocence to yonier land upreis'd. They prai :lo out their artless theme! cpu id cav'r. bt better praid? Rw beautiful i chllJhood! how eniesringly they teem 7 a cbng to those nhi over thera with took f fondness gleam! To .Lire the kindly :ji,s end nod, how anxious oil I o
hard ths struggle to obtain a place upon the knee bf -tutif j1 i cl.ilihocJ! tni how sii.i;.; it '.! c'uarrs
take from tr.sn !, t:f.ciet fTj. n-1
cr.ik-f hie f t'.i;.:,-. arm!
' f 's-J Jn h'ra with happiness nd cheers his !cr.;y tears, How brtutiful t fhUJhaoJ' ith in corona! of Hi v. J.
be
head, any thing would seem to us far
! polite courtesy, t or etiquet is oftsn the very oppositiou of politeness, and
ruining is polite which subjects another
to inctnveineneeor aught that is disagree
aoie. urop tins lashion of touching
glasses. It it stale any how, worn out.
snread-bare, nonsensical
"O. K." shouted a fellow in teroveded
bar-rocm the other night. "What does O. K. mean?" said moth
er. "Oil Kornedr replied a third Pic.
Button.' Button! If'ho's got the Button? -The button factories at Waterbury, Connecticut, are running their works night and day, and employ two sets of hands. Cold weather is coming, and it is necesscry to button up close, to keep the chilly air out. Hence the extra demand for buttons.
Hew
The;
Phi! a Jo;-
of the up the
Hunting cf Stoves. The
y .ua U2e;tc relates an instance burstir.fc'of a stove from eoreri.ij
r.r?. itw? a lir.-f common r.ove in the Ubrsiory of achemiit, and had been partly filled with v,ct or damp tntharctic coal placed en ignited coal, and the whole enveisi with ashes. In n hour or so afterrn!s a tiemende-J explosion occurred, end on entering iiio Inbritory the slove
usiuiUHu w.u j'it-ces, una tne pins up;n
assunJer to the ceiling. The phenomenon is attributed the accumulation cf r-ig in the stove before the fire burnt into flinie, end whso the fijtfiie touched it, tlie exploiotj followed. The case is mentioned as a warning to housekeepers. Vftr Lira in Economy.--We jjaiher froi the Cincinnati Spiru of the Times, mat forae cf the ii; habitants of that citv ... .. i "!
iiireumuiir.a t .j io niaKe rar car
rets s:i!l c!:e?per than ever. Some
these folks attend political meetings aruieJ
with SMisors, w whirl; they cut pieces from the cost tails of bcth whigs snd
democrat", wliiie ther arc crowded together to hear their stump orators.
Th?e pieces, excissorized i:i the manner
auresaid, are afterwards converted into
varpetmg, so that from increase in the
aanjfacture the price of the article has
fahen. They work together; bat we
prrj.ue they must make z neutral carpe
A WESTERN LOVE LETTER. Sutpendcrtburg, Away in the Ill-you nois, Aprile the 20th, 1.000 eight hundted and 30 nine. My deer, dicre Henru i imbrace thi
present opporehoonity to Ut you know
as now i am had a spell of the aiger, and
i noup tnese lew lines may find you en
joying the same (iod s IJlessing! Why
dont you riie wun sweete line to let vour
suffering Kathrun know about her pirty
sweet henry. We had a ineetcn in the
black smith shop in town last night; licku
is r;z t wunder why my sweete henrv
why dont you come out here and let me
gripe my arms around your blissed body to that i can feci my hart beet agiin'a yours. It does he:t !i';e a little tilt ham IT i
mcriiu. iieiiry u you Goal come out
pray lor me. bace is eksce out here
ex3ept quu!s and ctt h.h End korn mea
and such " , fctable: Uh, mv sweet hen
ry my tu-kie ilv;nv piging mv
wc.t ut ui imjit r;i poor fccle is
longing Lr your sweete voice i think
SILVERSMITH A.ND JEWELLER. IT71HE Sutucriber takes
iUt pleasure io informing th public generally, that be has commerced the business of WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING AND REPAIRING, in all its various branches, on Main
sheet, adjoining the store of Burtcb and Hannah, and hope, by constant attention, and doing hi work in the best manner, to receive a portion of public patronage, which he is determined to nitrit. J. W. HAKDMAN. Vincennes, June 27, 18-10 r3-tf
NEW FIRM WILLIAM Bt'RTCH hse associaUd himself with John Heberd and A. W. Hull, nd will Jo business under the name of VV. Uurkh A Co., in the corner store lately occupied bv Messrs. Durtch and Hannah, where they have a fine stock of goods, well assorted, and wheie thoT
iu oLvfuuiiuusie me lormer cus tomers cf the house, and the public generally W. BURTCH, JOHN C. HEBERD. A. W. HULL. iucennes, Aujutt 22, 1910 nll-tf.
GREAT AXD VALUABLE IMPROVE. XEXT ON STEAM ENGINE.
znvm&m-
T
receiving, forwarding. & Commission
The Ilemit Briber cf Scala Greca. Some time ah.ee, a hermit of reputed snciity took up las abode in a cavern on the accent of ;ho Ecala Greca near Syracuse, supporting himself, as wag supposed by the charity of caaual passenger.6; he 1 inh&bite.l this cave for many years, during which time travellers between SyraCU59 and Catania were cften missing As Sicily has always had the reputation of abaunding in robbers, it was supposed that these personi had fallen in such hands, md had been murdered; some of them were a?-n, for the last time, in the neizh-
oorroou ot trie acaia Ureca, but no one suspected the pious hermit. It happened that a Gentleman riding alone to Syracuse, waj i-i the middle of the pas accosted by the huly father, who asked, as ustisl, for
char;;y; as these demands from euch sub
jects are never or rarely refused, the horse
man stopped to make a donation: he ob
2rved that the hermit extended his left
band for tf e gift, keeping his right crossed Upon his breast; this would, perhaps in it-
sen exci'.ec suspicion, but an accidenta
raotion, or perhaps a premature attempt,
ciscovered to the astonished traveller that
the pious man grasped a formidable stiN etto, whilst he kept his eye fixed on him
with peculiar earnestness. There was no
time to be lost; he dropped his purse as if
oy acciaent, and, as the othr stooped to pick it up, knocked him don with the batt en l of his whip, and pnuiiig his ber?e to rail spaed, soon arrived in Svrstuie, where he to'd his iaie, procured asistanc from the msgistrstes, 6nd returned in search of t': hermit, who in th
meantime, had effected his escape: but in the cave were found various hiding-places, containing money and goods to a great amount; many of the articles were afterwards recowniied as belonging to people who were missing. The robber, w ho had been sevrr?ly hurt by the blow, was foand sd brotrght into SyracoM ike tn:8 ti-
heer him singing yonky doo-del! ss h
cums from his plow now. Oh, my deere
henry, c cum cut and let s git married. ta no more fit present, but remain your Iovin KA THRUN AN TILDEN, To my sweet henry.
P- 3. Part Secund. Je?ms IJaett has razed a noo house,
and tally duz liv so snug, but she fights
mm sumtimes when he s a little Antony
.w awrei i:euiy less us keen
nouse,anu u youiuv me,t wont whip vou indeed, nor i wont look at any body else so i wont. Daddy sys as how i must cit lit .
marnea, Debase i ve let it run on too long already. so no more at presant. K. A. T. P. S. Part Thurd. v pn is bad my ink is nail
my iuv 1 1 you shall never fale, for henry i my own tru luv,
my Larc, my Duck, my Turkic duv. K. A. T. P. S. Xoty Beny Mothcr'aded and Ike has got the ftver. so no moro at present from your luvin KATHRUN AN. To ray deer henry over the Ally ea-
ny's in the Pennsylvania Stait.
9 Jleggars on Horseback. In Buenos
Ay res horses are so plentiful that beg-rars
mke their rounds a.-king alms on horseback, and do not consider that position as
diminishing in any degree their claims to
sympathy.
Surprising Property of OIL The ac
tion ot oil, in stopping the violent ebulli
tmw. r . : .
uuu n ai'uua suusianccs, is truly sur-
pnsmg. It is well known, that if a mix
ture of sugar, honey, or the like, be boiling upon the lire, and in danger of rising
over the sides of the vessel, the pouring
in oi a mile oil makes it immediately subside. In many cases, the marking a circle round the inside of a vessel in which a liquor of this kind is to bo boiled, with a piece of hard soap, shall, like a maic
ring, confine the ebullition to that height,
and not suffer it to stir any farther. This
is wholly owing to the oil or fat contain
cd in the soap; but there is, besides these.
another very important use of oil, on a
like occasion, which is, the pouring a lit
tie of it on any metallic solution, while
making; this restrains the ascent of the
noxious vapors, preserves the operator
Irom Manger, and, ut ihc same time, by
keeping down the cviuorating matter.
gives redoubled strengtii to ihe inentrum. Pliny has mentioned an extraordinary ef
fect of oil, in stilling th surface of water
when it is agitated with wives, and the
use mads ol it by the divers for this purpose.
Bunch 4 Heberd.
G. Cruikehank & Co.
Bonner t Carnan, R. Smith,
E. 6i O. Brown.
Wchb.Sc Shoemaker,
Wm. Thurston Sc Co. F. C. Gwathnev i. Co F. B. Tillay, Htiford St Sorw-enfrev.
MERCHANT,
Vincennes, la.
UBFEEENCKS.
inreniipn, i.
do
.lo do Clinton, la. Ltftyette, la. - Eransville, la. Louisville Kv. New Orleans
Vincennes. March 9, '338 14-tf.
dissolution: THE partnership heretofore exiting uncer the firm of Burtch and amiah wa dissolved on the fust instant by limitation, Mr. Henr.ah havinj withdrawn from tbe establishment. All persons knowing themselves indebted bv note or bonk account, are particulaily requested to call
.aiwc niiuicuiairiy , bs me DOCKS arc
o je settled up as speedily as possible. WM. BI'RTCII, J. B. HANNAH, Av. ISth, ie-10 ni 1-tf.
ISAAC N. WHITTEL SY, OP VINCENNES, lIAVIXQ ISVINTED A NEW AND 1MPROVSD IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL STATE, COUNTY, OR IKDIVIDUAI. RIGHTS.
HE improvement consists in the simplicity of its construction, the small space it occupies
the expense saved in the first cost of the engine,
anu the quantity of fuel saved. It, in the first place, will not cost over cne-half as much to manufacture 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 principle. Applicable to any thing, but peculiarly adapted to all mill and shop purposes. June 26th. 1810 n3-tf. The Louisville Journal, ft. Louis Republican end Wabash Courier, will insert the above six
weeks and forward tbir accounts to this ctlke.
IP1
soo
Sail! Sail!! bbls. of Kenawha salt, and 200 bbls. o citra superfine, just received and for sale
for cash only, by THORN A. TRACY.
Marcn 12, 1839 16-tf.
N O T ICE:
'I'M.r. fcut icrioerfc having sold theit entire s.fock
of MEDICINES, DKl.Gf, -Vc, to J B
t.ciwcii A '0.t take pleasure in rccomme ndirie
mem to tr4e patronage of their former friends and
customers.
1 1 ITT 3r SAWYER. April 6th. 1840 46-tf.
DR. IV. of the
CONFECTIONARY, PASTERV, AKD BAKERY. -SMS VohPM'IMM'f I l' j-
f-bioiiAiri.i,i,i miorrtjs tne rmn-n o! Jxm Vine er.i.e, and the loinmunitv t krre.
tr.at he has4oprncd an establishment in the house
latch occupied by L. L. WaUon, where the n.i.
twnicrs of the farmer huse can b arcomrri'datid with Candy at wholcsole Ln.l rpt:.il. I5ra,l
Cakes, and Crackers of the l el quality constant, ly on hand. Also, Pastry of all descriptions will
be kTt on hand, of thr tinrnt nmlitv.
Wcptemler 1), 184H r.H-ly. N. B. Parti.'s can Le accommtH-'sterl with tb?
a.cve laecttoned srlic'.t ia the thortpi r n.
o:dtr for tavtrns or priviie E. T.
NOTICE.
W. HI TT having disposed
l)rv.E Establishment, con
linues the practice of medicine in all it
branches, and may be found at his office
on Market strt-et (frniermly occupied
ny .viartin lCobinson, b.?q.j or at his resi
uence.
Thankfi.l for the patronage of a liber
1 publi
same. It is most earnest! v
e solicits a conunuaiice of the
rtjqt;t'stt-.l
these who are indebted to the 1
of Hilt it Sawver come forward - .
uiaiciy ana tuke settlement,
books must be closed. W. W. ITT Junt3 1810. 1 ;f
II
that
imme
as their
NOTICE.
LI. persons i.idebtsd to the atibacriSer
Xas requested to make raytnent bv the firt dav
ot srpiember, as no l.iiizvr indub-ence cs:i t
are
givru.
July 27th. 1340 r.3-Sw.
E. BROWN.
and Baking done to
.ouses.
NOTICE.
S HEREBY notify all persona not to trade fur. or purchase a certain note iven b7 me to Felix M'Cabe for J2s4 00. dntp.l
1839, and payable in poods, as I shall not pay said
note unless lorccd to do so by operation of law.
PATRICK MOORE Vincennes, July 1 7th, 1S40.
Sperm Oil.
"JTUST received a freuh supply of the " above article, wan anted pure winter strained. For sale by H. E. PECK, Druggist, Market st. opposite Clark's Hotel. Oct. 2, 1540 r.lTtf.
Lam nsco Fo undnt.
i ui l. oui-3i.iii.ui3 wi.i receive, orcers
for any description t,f Machinery or
Castirgi that may be wanted, w hich v. i!i
e executed at the Lamatco Foundry w iih
,1.0.. 1 : .... ' . .
nu in a osr. ui surpassed in
the V. est. GREENO W it DOYLE. June 12. 1810 ltf.
BRITISH LUSTRE. JUfit recfeived of a superior urtic-k. for polishing stoves, "rates
tc. For ss.Ie by
H. E. PECK, Druggist, Matk't st. oppobite Clark's Hotel. Oct. 'J, IblO nlTtf.
SI. Alary Female Academy.
Vizicenncs, Isdisuia.
HIS Institution, conducted by Sisters of
Chanty from the community of St. Joseph,
near Emmittsburg, Maryland, baa been in suc
cessful operation for more than two years. Tne spirit of the cs.ablisbuicnt is already well k.iown, and if we may juCgc from tiif patronage it has erjeyc.1., well appreciated; it wm cj:itin;'u to promote luo cause and ei.hui.ee the v.!. e of learning and viitiu.anl exert itself in accordance
with th. character, uectssitus :id increabl .g
prosperity of the country.
healthy and pleasant situation, an alternate
and well adjusted succession bf study acd relax
ation, a diet wholesome and exhuberant, a govern, ment firm, yet mild and maternal all conduce to
the health, cumfort, happiness end literary proficiency of those who may be placed at St. Slt-
ry e, whose conductor will spare co pains to saeri a co.iv. nuance of public favor.
J he Academy is provided with ample accommodations for at least twenty boarders and sixty
day tholars.
The Catholic Faith is professed Ly the conduc
tors, without any encroachments on, or interfer encc with the principles of pupils of other denom
inations. Nevertheless uniformity and good order,
so necessary i,j establishments of tLu Lind re 1 .
quire an attendance at me puijiic exercises of
divine wciship.
No uniform is piescribed, but it is expected that each boarder will be provided with al.,,ii ,
thanges of clothes; dark dresses are preferable. The system ef education rmbraces the Enjli.h ard French languages Authography, Reading, v riting, Craiomar, Practical and N.Uonal Arithr.ietick, Geography and Delineation of Maps, Anciontand Modern History, Rhetoric and Belles Letters, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Muicon Piano, Vocal Music, Drawing and Painting in water colors, plain Sewing, Tapestry. Embroidery, Bead nnd Lace work, in short all the branches usually taught in Female Academics.
COl'FER. TIN. A iMSET IKO.N Sv2 anizfact o r y
TERMS. Board, tuition in all or any of tha English branches, bed and bedding and washing, per annum, JIO0O0 Day .cholars in fiist and second
classes per quarter, do. do. 3d and 1th el .1,14
Itn Ware t iv!to!ejaIe ami Kctail. At the Cincinnati Louitvilte Prices I have al a rge stock of Tin on hand, and will continue to keep it on Land, nad will sill
on accomodating terms to cuktoir.era an.! tb.
public generally. The Copper, Tin. St aircc
iron manufactory will b carried on as usual t
my old stand on Market street nearly opposite tka
"i.itinouie ;wnerea:iaindaof jobwork wlllU i ne according to order at short notice. N. SMITH. March lith 183S if
police lo Farmers. UST received, between two nnd three hundra bushels of blue-crass seed, a fresh anJ :r.
rticle, from the rich pastures of "ourV..n
ty, Ky., and for salt low for cath. bv tL cti
scriber.
MADDO.Y CASS. tnrfnres. Dec'r. 11th 18J3 29-tf.
J
goo.sk nuck ploughs.
-nllE Farmers generally, and particularly those A on Prairie lands are invited to call anJ ex.
amine, at the stcic of the subscribers, this valua
ble improvement m Ploughs, now petting in grnr&l use for Prairies noih on the Wabash. The above Ploughs will ba ktnt eor.si.nr)- 1..
hand and L: ale r 4
GREENOW if EOYLE. iiirenres. Feb. 1 lat. 140 39-tf.
00 00
G2 00 uO 00 Co
I'se cf pens, ink, reading looks and
paterns for work, q Fuel for ae ason, KXTRAS. Music and use of piano, per quarter, 7 Drawing and painlir.?, r
Fivnch, 4
..otv.. I aymcnts required quarterly in ad.
var.ee. 1 he exercises of the Academv wmmur.
on the f.rst Monday of Septembi-r and close on
the ISth of July, on which day will bo held a
public exhibition.
Adj. in ing Cue Academv there is a frm sc-h-l
also conducted by the Sisters.whLh will bo openr d ....t. .-
1 me same lime. Aujust 15, 1840 nlO-tf.
OL1 VE BUAXC1I."
TCSf HL undersigned respectfully announces to
aUb ma Irientl ar.J the public in jtneral, that he has just luted up a Co.Tee Huuf, on Market street, in the room formerly occ jpud bv Jacob Haiper, as a store, where-U will accommodate to their entire satisfjciion, all ho aiay fsvor kir' with a caii. N. B. Superior Lijuora of ttl
the ga.lrn cr quart en moderate terms
ERA A' ML' A' COLEMAN, .ru-emes, Feb. Cth. 140 39. tf.
V LOU IV. FLOUR!!
.tvmca a iqi uj supernne r lour, wLich UI we will sell on reasonable termi for rih
DANIELS cV WIN GATE. Au? 12. 1840 nlO-tf.
NOTICE.
k LL thoso indebted to the aubscriber, by note or book account, will H
well to attend to the payment r,f thr, .m
without dcl-y. All audi as fail to rJ
to this notice, will be subiected m tb
cost of collection by law. without ra-nrI
to persons.
J. nONOVAV
Vinccnnes, July 17;h. 18 JO'J-ti.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
H ILL pive the hitjli 14 .in Cash for wheat deli
iest market price
iversd at tnv rri!l.
J. L. COLMAN. ne 12. 180 1 -if. NOTICE.
ANTED bw the
r- .
...
selves to 00 incYbted to the ..fT.ce i;, fcnv would do well to attend to tli. notire.
R. V. CADDJ.VOTCN
Wif cords wf
w-.
I) i !)ho1 11 1 i u 11 .
rpHE subscribers have this day dissolved the co-partnership L'-retofore existing between
them under the atyle of Hitt and Sawjer, by mu-
fire become necessary for
. .T nv . . . .
- i "- respecwu iv in.
The Finish.
" aUJI W iorms the citizens of Vin
cennes, and the community at large, that he has opened a house under that name, on the cah
system, for the grati5cation ond accommodation
ot the public, at.d truots to the generosity of lb
citizens for the support of the house,
J He Usr shall be furnished with the best of
Wmalarwi 1 imu.r. ...I -Tl . 1 -I.:..
...... auu : . me lasiitouao.e ex
tras usually kept in cotTee houses.
A Reading Room is attached to the house, upstairs, large a.: J pleasant, where papers from all
pus oi me cniieu Mates can be fomd, and some
Irom iorigii countries. To the ladies. TK. !..!, ,f..n.. . .
...i .ouiio - niwiiuiijr iiiiormra mat a
pleasant room is furnished cxpresIy for their ben
erit, where they can be furnished, without intru
sion, day or night, with Ice Cream. Soda Water, line Cakes, Raisins, Almonds, the best of Cor.
j ...io, auu cingireo, anu i.e
hopes to secure their patronage. He pledges him.
sen mat nothing shall be wanim" on bis na.-t tn
i , .- i- . -
lenuer general satisfaction.
July '-t, 1840-
&.c. All those who
to item by note or
tual consent. It th
them to close their bonks,
know themselves indebted
b0ok account; will lo well to come forward imme
diately and make settlement.
W. W. HITT. J. S. SAWYER. April 1st 16H045-tf. V rr,, ....
.v. u. i ne irui? business will se continued
at the old atand by Doctor Colwell
S RECEIVED.
til,
TJ D KEGS May butter. 2 bbls of Mackerel, 4 bbls Madeira Wine, 2 do Sweet Malaga, 4 do American Brandy, 8 Duxes of low priced Tobacco, 50 tons assorted Iron.
lOO kegs assorted nails.
In store on consignment by
G. CRU1KSIIANK, Art. Oct. 2, 1810 n!7f.
i sue:
A P
RIDDLE. H M
! Ague!
CURE FOR
AGUE
A CERTAIN
AN D FEVER.
T-kR. SAPPINGTON'3 Ague Pill, for sale at
the store of DANIEL & WING.TE.
July l I.IH40 n5-tr.
7 BRASS Kettles just raccived an. iD by N M
Aug. 28. 1830 14-tf
for sale
MITII
Jnt Received, A few barrels Turjntincdo. Linseed Oil, Boxes Rsisins, soft-shelled Almonds, Sperm Candles, Ji c. 4 c. For sale by J. B. COLWELL A: CO. Market street, opposite Grccnliow A Bovlvi May I, 1840 49-if J
NEW GOODS.
K O M Tli'se letters in the proper plac, AV'ill show the world and then Acaasecf sorrow anddisj ac, An! vourc; of Kiie,
JWHE subscribers have just reecited and are IX nw opening a splendid assortmect of OOD9 euilable to the preset and approaching reason, which they will cll on reaaonable terms
for cash or approved country produce.
MADDOX GAS3.
May 7th. IS40.50 tf h HANSBKUUGH LEM1T ATTORNEY AT LAW, ineroni, Sullivan countv. Ia.
DUE IVOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given i& all those indebted l.v thm Itn firm af A K, i 1 1 Ar Hr..n K At. nr
book accornt. to come forward and make immedi ate payment. Thia coerse iu mad incumbent.
in cor.sequenco of the death of C. R. Green, of the aforesaid firm, and it ia expected that such aa are
thus indebted, will make prompt payment. .. ABDILL. Nov. 19th 1833 26-tf.
Aeiv Urns Store.
'pHE undesigned Las purchased - the entire stock of Drugs and Medicines of Dr. Hiram DeVejand in addition is now receivirt eastern market a large and -tr..r-3-
sortment, consisting of everv vari.-ty of Drus Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes D' StutTs, Patent Medicines, Glassware, Perfumery Soaps, &c. to which he invites the attention of country merchants, and particularly Phy.i. cians and others that deal in the above line, believing, from many yeara experience in tha Drug business, he can givo satisfaction to those who may faor him with their patronage. If- E. PECK, v mcennes, June 10. 1840 r.2.
FURS!! FURS! ! THE highest price in cash will bo given for any quantity cfOtttr Raccoon. Mink, Wild Cat, and Fox Fur, also the highest markrt price will l.J paid for as many De. r Skins a mav ,
; brought to the" subscriber in Vincent
M. JON Ed. Oct. n. 1839 20-tf.
STOVES. CTUT r.ceived f.-ora the Lamasco Foundry UI three very superior L'r.ion cooking stves a' new and approved pattern, suitable for small families, at rcducid pric,... Also. Cannon, and t.a'. late stores, for sale by
iKt.fc.MIOW Ar BOVLr
neennes. Deer. 13th 18.')
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CHAIRS, CHAIRS. THE ubscriber has now on hand, a handsoms "ortment of Windsor Chaira, of the best quality. Any person wishing to purchase the article, can examine- them by calling at th Cabinet room of Andrew Gardner, where he calculates upon keeping a constant aupply. JONATHAN SMILEY.
vincennes, b. 14th, 181C. 38-tf STOVES! STOVES!!
THE undersigned have just received a large supply of Cookinr. Frar.klhi and Wnrwl
in mot approved pattarns. which th ;n
iow jor cao.
MADDOX Si GASS. 1840. 50tf
I5raiidrelh
SO Mfe2? BX"'j'u,t T"ivrd and
lf ; TORN 4c TRACY March 23, 1333. 43. tf.
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Mar 7'
n.
IVotiee.
rrHE aubscribera have again associated ihera. selves in business under the nam AnA firm
of Thorn Sr Tracy, and have for sale at their
stand on Water street, a general assortment of aervicable and fashionable American and Euro. p an Dry Goods. Also. Boots. Shoes, an? war
uiocenes, ccc. ac., and almost everv article re.
quired by the wants of town and country, which
mey owpose ot tl very low prices. SAMUEL THORN. ALVIN" W.TKACY. July lit. 1840 ni-tf.
B 0 I L L fOULD respectIJ fi'Ilv inform his fnende. ir.at he will
nianufacturo for i!e all kinds of COPPER. TIN. SHEET. IRON
in all its various branches.
He solicits the attention of dealcra, to his stock ofwares.mtending to ofler them at alltimea an assortment complete, as well ae perfect in its workmanship. He intends that his ware .hall be equal to anv in th a.i . r, -t . ..r.. .-.
j ..u vtiri tl upon as reasonaMo terms, aa it can be purchased in Louisville or any other western market. All kinds of job work attended to, with r.atr.ess and despatch. House-Gutters made and put up ia good orjVsr, and on reaaonable terms. Feathers, old pewtar and copper tales ic ftx. change for wera. HIRAM A B DILL. Vincennes. Dec. 1st, 183a 17-ly.
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tor
Jan. 29th 1540 36-tf.
mms. sratJiizT'i
A Ut of superior Ploughs just received, and for is hv
N. SMITH.
BLANK NOTES OF II AND" roa 8A1.E AT THUS OFFCS
NOTICE. ri REENHOW & .DOYLE have now
m n in store ana oner lor saie on a ve
ry small advance uii Louisville prices, 25 Bags Rio Coffee,
Obis Lnhf Sugar, " N. O. do, Uoxes 8 by 10, 10 by 12, 12 by 18 window Glass, Reams Wrapping Paper, Kegs assorted Nails, Ceroon Spanish Float Indiro,
10 Kegs White Lead, 12 Cheats Y. H Tea, Linseed Oil. Lamp Black, Lr , Or. 11, l'3W-K '.
5 25 30 20 SO 1
Partnership Ditolred.
rpiE partnership herotofore existing ht.r,
famuel Thorn and AWn W. Tracy i, thi.
J : . u 7 tin.iiauon. As it i. nec..ary
o. trie ute nrm aiioold be closed itscieaiately, all persona indobted rnuat call and close their account. SAMUEL TOKN. v t ALViy V- TRACY. June 50th. 1840 n4 tf.
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TAILORING.
HE snbtcribera
their friends and the public cenerallv. that
they have commenced the above business in the
room formerly occupied by MarlinRobinson, Es.. ae Magistrate's office," on Market at., where by their experience in, acd attention to their businoee, they hop to merit a liberal share of public
patron agn.
8 AM L. R.DUNN. B. H. CORNWALL. Ko. 1, 1833 tSAy.
Supar & Potatoes U8T RECEIVED, and for .ale low for cash J 15 Hog.heads of Huiar.
Fayetta.
200 Bushels of seed Potato., from L
April 8lh, 1845 48-tf.
H. D. WHEELER.
TUB VXNCEWmsS GAZETTE Is Dubllsbii tbtxs Saturday BY R. y. CADDE'iGTOIY. TEBM $t 00. Ipaid inedtanct. $2 50, 1 paid during thi Jnt t months Z 00. If net pcXdurimg t.4Jt,tt six TJionths, $1 25, Forgis montit. published hile arrearags are due. CT Advertiaemecta making Jne .lrJ. ,n Ut wnl be inserted three times for one dellar uwi t venty-fivre eenu every for Miho.i i-JJt?
longer advertisement in the ..me PrMftioG
-cm wuaout orders sill. in all cases be inserted until forhi
eordtngly. ' 'M
Tne dollw. will aireefler Ve ctt.-ii ffr , r t;gii-m