Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 4, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 July 1841 — Page 3
EARLY luARRiAGES. When we see a sore eyed loafer, with! What will Ihe Iadict say lo the follow- green specks, step up to the bar and call1
mg remarks of Ur. James Johnson, in for his glass of bitters we guess if he
over his mouth
would
AKilST i:i,KCTlOA.
representative. SAMUEL JUDAII. JOHN MYERS.
County Auditor. cavanaugu, Mcdonald, McKEE.
JOHN B. MARTIN. VM. DAVIS.
T. D. A.
II. P. n.
his '!Economyf Health?" would nut the snentacles
"Th mon proper age for entering tho anj lhe liquor in his eyes, they
jmiv uuiius vi iiiauiuiuuj uwvu un leoon DC well.
cussed, but never settled. 1 am entitled to my opinion: and although I cannot here give the grounds on which it rests, the reader miy take it for granted, that I could adduce were this a proper place, a great number of weighty reasons, both moral and physical, for the dogma I am about to propound. The maxim then, which I would inculcate is this that matrimony should net be contracted before the first year of the Fourth Septennial, on the part of females, not before the last year of the same in the case of the male, in other words, the male should be ai least twenty-eight years old. That there should be seven years difference between the ages
of the sexes, at whatever period of life tho solemn contract is entered upon, need not be urged as it is universally admitted. There is a difference of seven years not in the duration of life in the two sexes, but in the stamina of the constitution, the symmetry of the form, and the lineaments of the face. The wear and tear of bringing up a family might alone account for this inquality; but there are other causes inheritant in the constitution, and independent of matrimony or celibacy.
'In respect to early marriage, as far as it concerns the softer sex, 1 have to observe thit, for every year at whioh the hymeneal knot is tied below the age of twenty-one, there will b, on an average, three years of premature decay o( the corporal fabric, and much abbreviation of the usual range of human existenoe. It i in vain to point out instances that seem to nullify this calculation. There will be exceptions to all general rules. The above will be a fair average estimate. "On the moral cosequenoe of too early mirriage. it is net my intention to dilate; though I could adduce many strong arguments against and verv few in favor of
the practice. It has been said that "matrimony has many miseries, but celibacy his no pleasures." As far as too early marriage is conceded, the adage ought to run thus "mirriage must have miseries, though celibacy may have no pleasures." "The choice of a wife; or husband, is rather foreign to my subject, and has occupied much abler pens than mine, to little advantage. My own opinion is, that were the adult population registered as they come of age, and each person, male 3nd female, draw a name out of the urn,
A A EXHIBIT
Of the receipts and expenditures of the
County of Knox, Jrom the 4th day of
May 1&4U, to the l5i day of June
1011, inclusive. Receipts.
Amount in the Treasury
May 4th, 1810 C2 03i
Amount paid into the
Treasury sinca 14th May 1810, up to June 15t'h, 1841 $4,8-25 69
IVfcW It TAR IT STEAJ1 ENGINE.
Expenditures.
4,S27 73
County Treasurer. ANDREW GARDNER, JAMES JOHNSON. County Assessor. E. M. JONES, Z. PULLIAM. SAMUEL II. ELLIOTT. SAMUEL THOMPSON, Jr. JOHN W. WIDNER. JAMES JORDAN. County Recorder. R. BUN TIN. JOHN A. DARDENNE. County Commissioner. HENRY WYANT. ARCHIBALD SIMPSON. Market Davs in Vincennes,
Tuesdays, Thursdays A Sat-
urdays.
State of Indiana,? Knox Circuit Court
Poor...
Jail
Assessment Court House
Roads
Clerk
Sheriff
Stationary
Elections Over charge in Tax
County Commissioners-Jurors
Associate Judges
Bailiffs
Horse Thieves
Printing.
i Wood
Furniture Attorneys
Inquests
Appraisement
Change of Venue
Treasurer s per cent-
82,093 87
398 34 49S 00 32 00 190 01 104 00 87 GO G5 56 77 00 8 05 200 00 785 00 103 50 215 50 30 00 20 75 32 00 50 00 70 00 48 50
77 20 189
K9 ETTERS Patent have just been obtained
jJLa for a ROTARY STEAM ENGINE, the principle of which is the application of steam to the crank direct, enclosed in a cylinder, with the same actual pressure that is obtained with the rvlinder and piston, with a gain of double pow
er, doing away with all dead points; or in oVher words doing away with half the boilers, all in
termediate machinery between the boilers and
main shaft, and a saving of half the fuel.
The Engine is warranted to perform well, and
can be seen at my store in Vincennes. Many of
the principal machinists on the Ohio and other nlnres. have expressed their unqualified approba-
t ' . tion of it.
Letters directed to me at Vincennes, la. post
paid, will receive prompt attention.
April 9. 1841 44-tf
rrV The Saturday Evening Visiter, Pittsburgh;
the Gazette, Cincinnati; the Louisville Journal and St. Louis Republican, will publish weekly to
the amount of three dollars each, and forward
their accounts to this Office.
17 00 19
$5,401 01 above named re-
out bv the Treas-
COTTON yarn. TATR1CK MOORE, having made ar
" rangements with the proprietors of the
Eagle Cotton Works, of Pittsburgh, to furnish a constant supply of the best
COTTON YARN, of all numbers usu
tally kept for sale, has just received a sup
ply, which he will sell unusually low lor
cash.
June 14, 1841 2-3m.
A,? I
Knox County. $ March term, 1841. George Cruikshank, jpethion of ,n. His Creditor.. J 6oIvency'
WOV at this came the petitioner, by ' Judah & Gibson, his attorneys, and
the creditors by Ellis, their attorney, and said petitioner files Ins petition, bond and schedule, setting forth his insolvency, and praying relief pursuant to the form of the statute in such caso made and provided,
which said bond is approved of by the Court, and defendant discharged from
arrest. It is therefore ordered that pubh
ftinn rf thin suit ho made three weeks.
at least sixty days before the next term paid out of the Revenue for 1841
of this Court, in tha incennes baturday
The amount of tho
ceipts have been paid
urer in the to owino- manner, io-wu.
O '
2(U on orders drawn on the ireasury
previous to the 4th day of May, 180.
The sum oi iJQ'Z. 7b, on orders drawn
on the Treasury between the 4th day of
May, 1810, and 15th day of June, 1841;
Treasurer's per centage 8180 1!; and the
sum of 02 51 i remaining in the ireasury; leaving out standing orders drawn on
the Treasury S1.410 Vt tor the payment
of which there is in the Treasury $02 5H;
and the sum of 714 50 due the Treasury from Zachariah Pulliam. collector for
1839. and also the sum of 8200 Jury lees
not collected, which two sums when made
available will leave a balance of outstanding orders of the sum of 8433 31 to be
NEW Flit 31
NEVJ FURNITURE.
f ITHE subscribers inform their friends
U and the public in general, that hav
ing formed a co-partnership in the manufacture of Furniture of every variety.
they will make at the shortest notice,
cheap for cash, or approved trade, any
articles in their line.
The following comprise a part of what
" .
they have on hand and can make to order
Sideboards. Secretary and Lsook Cases
Desk and Book Cases, Portable W riting
Desks, Dining Tables in setts and single,
Breakfast Tab es. Centre 1 ables, Pier
Tables, Pembroke Tables, Work Tablep,
Toilet, Diessing and French Bureaus, Ma
hogany, Maple and Poplar Uedsteads, Pi. ano Seats, various patterns, Sofas, Stands, and Cupboards, together with every thing
in his line.
The proprietors are supplied with the
best of workmen, and well seasoned matterials.so that they are'enabled to manufac ture any article in their line that may be
called for. Orders from the country shall
receive strict attention. The public are invited to call and examine for themselves. Shop on Market street, between Second ami Third, Sts. in tho house formerly occu
pied by Christian Graeter.
AHNEK ULOKblC. JAS. II. HENDERSON. N. P. Coffins made at the shortest
notice, on moderate terms, anu me
hearse furnished free of charge.
D. & II. May 21. 1841 50-Gm.
Gazette, a weekly newspaper, printed
and thus render matrimony a complete an(j published at Vincenns, Indiana; that
laiterv. sums total ot nappiness, misery , i the said tjeoree cruiksnanK win maise
or content, would be nearly, if not exact-1 application to this Court to have the beneIv. the same as upon the princple of selec-lfit 0f an act entitled "an act for tho re
gion. This, at first sightf will appear a I lief of insolvent debtors," approved the
most startling proposition; but the eloserj9th February 1831, extended to mm, and
we rxmnine it. the less extravagant it win he final discharge under the provisions
thereof, and this cause is continued until
the next term of the court. Attest; W. R. M'CORD, Cl'k. June 30, 1841 4-3t.
A. SIMPSON,
J. THORN, WM. DENNY.
July 3d, 1S41 4-3t
Commissioners.
Knox Circuit Court.
New York
be found. Th folio win? from the
- - o Mercury i? not bad to take. Tha Rising- Generation. Wc once 'visited' a country school in i m t. . U.. tr Ohofliali
inoX between a clump of alder bushes TTN pursuance of two wnts ofm fa . . r i 'ri.- fl-U- rms. tn mo directed from the Knox Lir
noted irog-ponu. iue uuJCi.
State of Lndiana;
Knox County.
A. Simpson, 1 vs. V Foreign Attachment.
Homer Edson.
THE said Homer Edson is hereby notified, that on the Pth day of Febru-
1S41, a writ .f foreign attachment
was duly issued again?t him, in the atove titled cause bv the Clerk of tli
Administrators IVoticc.
rTTIIIE undersigned has this day taken
out letters of Administration on the pstaip nf William Low. late of Knox
county, Indiana, deceased; all persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make payment immediately, and those
havin" claims against tne same, are re
quested to present them legally authenticated for settlement, within one year from
;a fip. Tim estate is sunoosed to be
ikiij uuv j 4 solvent.
A. G. ROBERTS, .to'r June 16, 1841 2-3w.
Sale of Real Estate. millE undersigned, Administrator on
- the estate of John Benedict, deceased.
will pxnnse to Publi.- silf in the town of
B-aceville, Indiana, on Saturday the 1 0th
d3y of July next, 75 acres of Land, known " iv- i..: i i . : : n
a3 iJonatlOP. i0. U, l miZ awu unug in
Knox county, Indiana. A credit of C and 12 months will be given, the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security. A. G. ROBER TS, Adnvr. June 1, 1841. 2-3w.
GREAT BARGAINS!
Wc IAS
DR. SP01K3 ' S nEAirn elixir.
THERE is not one case of Fever in a thou sand, but may be effectually broken up and removed by the use of this Elixir. It remove
all acidity, indigestion, bilious matter and conti pation from the stomach and bowels. It operatfa gently and alTectually on the bowels, and powerfully on the kidneys and the skin. It removet all unpleasant feelings after a hearty meal, and promotes a good appetite. It needs only a trial to give perfect satisfaction. It has become a general practice with many to use this article in all cases of colds, pains in the bones, or heavy disagreeable feeling, tendering to headache or chilliness. For hoarseness, if taken throngh the day, it completely restores the voice withont producing sickness. Whooping cough, and all cough of children are cured by it. The stomach is kept in perfect order by it, and it is quite impos-
sible that any disease should commence wmie a
person is using this Syrup.
If taken daily it produces a ruddy, healthy.
and young appearance, by driving off all th
humors of the system. Sold genuine at 2 Fletcher street one door below Pearl-street, N. Y., by
Comstock & Co., and by all respectable Druggists. Sold by
J. li. COLWELL, y Co. Druggists. Yincenr. a, la.
Sheriff's Sale.
and a
our visit was, of course, to see what progress the 'rising generation' were making in the walks of literature and science; and we can assure the reader we came
nn- highly gratified and much more amused. Having seated our dignified self in the master's arm chair, we threw one leg over the other looking as serious as a psalm book, and waiting for the first exhibition. . , -Fifth class take their places to read, -was the first grand signal fer an attack on our gravity; at which command out scampered into the middle of the floor an interesting looking lot of urcluns, truly! unwashed, unshod, unshorn and uncombed was the general aspect. After they writhed, twisted and squirmed through the reading of monosyllables, came to the spelling! Tim Titmouse, whose tow frock and checked apron ornamented the foot of the class, was a 'busier at spelling. Witness his efforts: Timothy, spell hoax.1 H, o, e, ho, a, x, ax,. hoc-axe.' Tne next, fcc.' 'Toe the mark, Timothy, and spell
goal.' G, o, go, i, t go-it.' Next carao a class in parsing. (Master reads) 'Boys are less studious than girls. Ichabod, parse boys.1 'Boys is aa indefinite article imperative mood, singular '.ense, objective case, and agrees with girls." Give your rule.' Conjunctions always connect sexes and all kinds of genders.' We sat as composedly as a keg ot oysters all the while thsy were committing an nssault and battery upon poor Lin d ley Murray, and never uttered a word in Ins
; rOrt,rr0r.hv- was the next
Administrator's Sale.
SLAVING administered on the estate of Rebecca Chansler, late of Knox county, Indiana, deceased, I will sail at public sale, at her late residence, on Sat-
ihn Sheriff thfi 10th dav of Julv next, all the
cai.l Mimtv nf Knox, which was after- nersonal property of said deceased, con-
KJl ii. - - ' II ' .11 I tr , 1 T" -
i. fl,Qoo,l , n,-r,f Marrh. 1K11. rn-U stincr nt HnusehO U anu IVilcnen ruim-
werus t'u iuu u.m , - . R -
fmoH hvsa d Sheriff, executed on the lure. &c. A creait oi u monuis wm u-
T'lAS lately returned from the Eastern cities
JL with a lnrire and treneral assortment of
NEW GOODS, selected with great care, and
which he offers to his friends and the public, at reduced prices, for cash, or to punctual persons on
short credit, amongst which are
Dry Goods of every variety;
Quccns-Warc, Hard-Ware &
Glass-Ware; 10 Bbls. prime New Orleans Sugar, 36 Sacks best Hio and Havana Coffee, 10 Half Chests G. P. & Y. H. Teas, 20 ' 13 1b. boxes do. do. 70 Kegs Juniata Nails (all sizes,) 18 " Dupont's Powder, 10 Best Green River Tobacco, 2 " Cavendish do. 8 Bales Brown Muslins, (Cheap,) R Doz. Russia Fur V Silk Hats, 50 doz. Palm Leaf Hats, (coarse Jin?,) 13 packages Shoes and Boots (all kinds )
3000 doz. Pittsburgh Cotton arns,
S. F. INDIGO, Madder, Eastern oie
Leather and Calf Skins, Sperm Candles, Loaf
Suiar, Window Glass, White Lead, Vc, with a
crreat variety of other articles. Persons purchas
ing nlease call, as I am determined to cut
j i
cluse for cash. v-
Vincennes, Mav 29, 1841. 51-3m.
Oil Kl,ivivu.lv 7 " . ' . "J . ; 7 . , ' ,, fAn...l t ,1
cuit Court, at the Court House door in in- following lands and tenements to-wit: lot given on alt sums oi 3j anu updiu, duu
cennes, on Saturday, the 24th day oi July, Xo. 3 and 1, fractional section 11, township under !J casti in nano
inst. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A
M. and 3 o'clock, P. M. of said day, I shall Rrose to nublic sale to the highest bidder
arrreeablv to the statutes now in force, re
rnilatinf fales on execution, the following
described parcels of ground situate, lying and being in the Borough of Vincennes,
viz: fifty-seven feet of lot No. 103, tront
in"- on 3d street, extending back the same
width, the whole depth of the lot having an
Allcvof ten feet in width, running irom
v; Rfrppf tn the rear of said 57 feet,
c . . . , -.1 J
the same being improved wun a goou frame dwelling and out buildings thereon. Also 20 feet front on 2d street, of lot No. 50, 20 feet from the corner of Stout and 2d streets and extending back the same width 00 feet. Said lots are taken as the property of Louis L. Watson, to satisfy said writs one in favor of Wm. Garvin, Thos. J. Carson, Samuel Getty and James Garvin, against Louis L. Watson, Thomas Thorn and Daniel Stahl. The orhrr in favor of David S. Bonner, against
Tnis L. Watson, Thomas Thorn, George
ICruikshank and Richard . Caddmgton
of
and
move. What are the chief productions
Connecticut?' trkr.;rt rd flannel sassincers
woollen clocks cried a furzy-faced goslin
We then began to think about making i... Tr. Rnooks said he should
.r:.: . . W hi. nrstclas. read
"KJ " hilt . A chapter in the New
TMmpnt was selected; and all went on
smoothly till some Johnny Raw came to a certain verse, which he rendered thua. He Bftw Abraham afar off and Leather
in R Aatnn!'
Zlu.l n.,r hat and shot out o
. to n streak: and nave
tiie sctiooinoubc uv - '
c ear ot tnotu h""-1-
ever since kept
i
July 2,
AB'M. SMITH, S. K.
IS 41 l-3t.
State of Indiana, Knox Circuit Court.
Knox CoCTNTY. 3 "homas Bishop, ) . . vs. S Foreign Attachment.
rmilEsaid Benjamin Jl no.ifiP.d. that on the 4th day of March,
cm o rvrif of foreign aJtachment was
duly issued against him, in the
.:.iJ twr tiio I , Rrk 1)1 ill"-! - -
Circuit Court, directed to the SheriJl ot
i,.0,r nnnfv. wniCll vus tm-i""'
23d dav of March, 18 10 re
turned by said Sheriff, executed on the fol-
lowing lands and tenements io-u. South0half of North East quarter, and the
West half of the S. E. quarter ot section
13, Township 7,South range Li . situate
in Posey county, and also, uiai ui. luc
ath d.nv ot December, l
foreign attachment was duty issueu au
him in tho above entitled cause d tne riorl- of the Knox Circuit Court, directed
wi.' - - ii
RlrifT of Knox county, wnica was
ID IUU ...w...- - , r-or,l trt-wit: on the 22d day ot March
noH hr can h leriti execi'it'u
lOil, ICIUIIIVJ" ,Jj i f ii : UnJ rr-i,l tonpmpnt to-Wit
mi nn in nn " auuouu t.....
V ' 1 1 l- 1 v ' . , . T '
rinnKtion lot No. 140. situated in ivnox
county, attached as tho property of him Olnp.v. and that said
u-rit is now nendin in said Knox county
Circuit Court. Attest, WM. R. .M'CORD, Cl'k. , Julv 3, 1811 i-it
2 N. ransre 10 . containing one hundred
and nine acres and thirteen hundredths, at
tached as the property of Homer Edson,
and that said writ is now pending in said
Knox Circuit Court. Attest, WM. R. M'CORD, CTk. July 3, 1841 3-1 1 FUs II I) K V A X I Icilicine!. snmllE subscriber has been receiving from the
ji eastern market in aJJition to his former stock, a complete assortment consisting of every
variety of
Drills, jacciiciiics, l'aiius, lils, Variiihcss, DycStullV, Window C-JSas, Patent
Medicine, Pcrliuncry, Soaps, Aic. to which he invites the attention of country merchants and Physicians, those living at a distance and vicinity, and all others who deal in the above articles, to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is prepared to sell on reasonable terms, and will endeavor to give general satisfaction as regards quality and prices. II. E. PECK, Druggist. Sign of the Golden Mortar. opposite Clark's lintel, Market st. Vincennes, la. June 25th, 1S41--3 tf.
A. G, ROUKK 1 S, 'ldm-r.
June 10, 1811 2-3 w.
REMOVAL.
TThR.
ILV.
ss.
STATE OF INDIANA, GIBSON COUNTY.
In the Gibson Circuit Cowt, in vacation,
June 21s. Jl. D. 1841. Joseph 11. Montgomery,"! vs. j
Thomas Cranage and Mary, his wife, Benjamin Cranage and Wiliiam Cranao-e.
TJHT now here appearing;, from the affida-
H vit of a disinterested person, filed . m ran
iereinf that tne said I nomas cranage, anu
Administrator's Sale.
rmilE undersiirned. Administrator on
i. iIip Petatf. of William Low, late of
Knox county, Indiana, deceased, will exnose to nublic sale, in the town of Bruce-
ville, Indiana, on Saturday the 10th day of
July next, between the hours ot 10 o cloclt A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day. the fol
lowing property, viz: Carpenter's Tools,
1 Horse. &c. &c. A credit ot vi monms
will be given on all sums of and upwards, the purchaser giving note and ap
proved security, under S.J casn in nanu, A. . ROBERTS, Admr. June 1G, IS-tl 2-3w. .1 1ST HFX'EIVED. In addition to the former stock.
20 Tons Bar. Band, and ilound Iron.
Plough Wing?. Plough Slabs. Kegs assorted Nails.
For sale bv P. DORAN. Agent for Covington Iron Works. ALSO
Bbls Prime N. O. Sugar. " Loaf (No. 1-) do Sacks Rio Coffee.
Boxes Cincinnati Soap & Cant lies.
Baskets of Champaign me.
Wm. C. WARNER, has re
moved his office from his dwell
ing to the 2d story of Mr. Brokaw's
v brick house, next door to the store ot l
f.i Wm. Haves. Entrance on Market X
A street, by an outside stair case
,
May 15, 1811
40-tf.
NOTICE
. . . i . .1 1 4 . t 1 f T
jyS hereby givi n, inai on me win uay m juu,
JL 1811, a writ of Domestic Attachment was
issued bv me. George M. Uclieltrec, a Justice
- - IT
of the Peace, in and tor the county oi ivnox,
State of Indiana, at the instance, and ujon the
affidavit of Horace B. Shepard, aent for deo.
V. Koseberry, against the goods, chattels, cred
its and effects of George II. Sinclair, by virtue
of which writ. on8 brown stud Horse, one Geld
ing and one brown Mare have been attached as the rroi)ertv of Georce H. Sinclair, and that on
the 17th dav of July, 1841, at my office in Bus-
seron township, in the county aforesaid, I will
SOUTH AMERICAN NATIVE SOAT. 11 Xalion Liquitlo
ITSED by the ladies ot Lima ana throughout Peru and Chili for giving a glossy appear
ance to the hair.
For cleaning silk dresses, &c, without affect
ing the roLoun. It is also recommended as
superior
WASH FOK TIIE TEETH.
by the Professors of t'.ie Baltimore College "f
Dental Surgery, and other distinguished Den
tists.
For sale by J.B. COLWELL, & Co. Yinccnnef, Lt. tTtIFbald headed AND OTHERS. DOES any know a neighbor or a friend has been Bald, and whose head is now coved with fine hair! One whose cotrt collar was
covered with dradrulT, though brushed every hour which has now vanished entirely? Or on
whose hairs at early age were turning grey, who now has not a grey hair? Children whose hesds were covered with scurf, whose hair would not grow, that are now growing the fullest crops of
harr? Some cases must I e known to most prisons. Ask them the cause, and you will be told, these things have been done by the use of the
Balm or Columbia
Of 20 years growth is this article, its demand ini .
creasing annually some nunureu per crm. though when discovered not opposed by any
thing for the same purpose, now assailed by almost numberless mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair if used to any extentCan more than these facts be wanted refer to the recommendations by a list of names of respectability, unequalled by any other article.
Look to these things buy this article. May anil preserve your hair by its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies, attend to this hundreds in fashionable life arc using it as the only article really fit for the toilet. Long hair is very apt to fall out.
Ladies, use the Balm of Columbia in ti.ne to save yourselves the disgrace of baldness by neglect of
your persons.
It is vour duty, as moralists, to preserve the
beauties of nature, w ith which a bountiful Creator
has endowed you use the Balm, for it will do it.
Caution to be 100301111)016(1. Several most flagrant attempts hare been mad"
to counterfeit the true Balm of Columbia. Som of the impostors have gone so far as to counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the Falls of Niagara, and every external mark except the name of
Comstock, which they dare not forge.
To avoid impositions therefore, always look for
the name of Comstock 4 Co. or L. S. Comstock. and never buy the article unless it has that name upon it.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No. Fletch
er street, IS. 1 . Sold by
J. B. COLWELL, & Co., Druggists. Vincennes, Indiana.
AsL", inquire Ask tlioscwlio
Know.
FfwallOSL only who know iy trial or imme-
diate observation, can form any idea of th
effects, of the perfect relief, of the almost charm
like cures effected m cases of the Piles, Kheumatism, all swellings, and all external pains, no maf-
nroceed to hear and decide upon the said attach- tcr how severe, by the use of Hays Liniment.
, nMh IhA cniil IvPOTfTR II. OlllCIUlr 1 r lilQ Olitf WI1U li3 U?IU li tnai nui inuu v
100 50 100
and all other persons concerned will take notice.
G. AT. UUHtlljTKtt, J. I'. Jun 17, 1811. 2-3w.
20 5 10
1
1
I
)In Chancery. i I
J
10
A rronprsl .issnrtment of first rete li-
quors At the Iron Store of P. DORAN. June 25th, 18 41. 3-tf.
Foreign
Attachment.
-JfcTOTICE a hereby criven, that on the
INI 9nl dav of June. 1811, a writ
Mary, his wife, Benjamin Cranage, and Foreign Attachment was issued by ;iaiy, j i c i n iliatinfi nf hfi l'eac
Of
me,
Snmnp.l Hill, a Justice of the Peace, in
and for the county of Knox, State of In
diana, at the instance, and upon the affi
davit of Hiram Abdill, against the goods
chattels, credits and effects, of Edward
Tanner, by virtue of which writ, one 4
i . - - . ,i . . i , . a f i
r ... - i ,i,;n,ni'. hill of horse Post (Joach called tne .uonaw K,
dency oi me .u --r- i K,e U. th nronertv of the
complaint, and that, unless uiey per..i.- - - , , . . . ui ,h0 novt Prm of our said Edward Tanner, and that on the ..iin
. . ..it -1.1 -. U Pnn.tliniisp
said court, to ne noiueu y ;n nniv of
in Princeton, in said county oi wosuu, TV " ' , t . in'hr
William Cranage, are not residents of the
State of Indiana,
OTICE is therefore, hereby given
to the said Thomas Cranage, and . A
Mary, his wife, lienjamin cranage auu
William Cranage, ot tne nung aim p.-
LIQUGRS, WINES. &C,
Pipes very superior Cog. Brandy,
Casks do. do. do. Port Wine, superior quality, do. Madeira, do. " " do. Malaga do. " " do. Saleratu3, do. Lemon Syrup, do. Alcohol,
1 0 Boxes Tobacco.
For sale low for casn bv J. P. COLWELL, & CO Opposite Greenhow fc Boyle's. May 29, 1841 51-tf. IC3 Particular Notice.
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TH suhscriuer miorms nis cuswincis m (;nieral. that, having waited for them to liquidate
their accounts so long, tnat patience nas ceaseu
to be a virtue, he now, fui the last time, conjure
them to call within ten days, and settle their ar
ther bv cash or note, as he is deter
icaiutj"0) v" j
mined to enforce collections.
PA TltlvJxv MUUKL June 14, 1641 2-m. 0 COMM ISSION. . , . - .- it ,;i
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lUw 36 ' Post Oilke do. superior article,
n.,n,1lp common wranninc do.
be holden at the Courthouse day of December, 1841, at my office in wh-,h Wlll be sold very low for cash.
June 1, 1841. 52-tf.
Princeton, in said county of Gibson, on Wennes rovvnsh.p, in the , ci . firist Mnndav in September next, and Ivnox, aforesaid, I will proceed
J i ' .u nn,. and decide uDon the said attacn
p ead. answer or acm ir . I "h- h lhfi ,ai'd EJward Tanner and all
plainant's billot complaint, uiue -.
mntipp. and things therein contained, will otner person, r"n"
a . . I VJ tlllh I. Mll,. .1. I ,
June 2G, 1841 3-3w.
Borough Surveying.
be taken as confessed, and a decree enter
EOKGE 1). HAY, having been appointed
s.irvevor of the borough ot v incennes,
business in tnat line wncn
BLANKS FOR
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will attend to ar.y called upon.
June 14,
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above all things ever used, and you will f;nJ-
what cannot be found.
For the relief of suffering human lteins who
may be afflicted, I beg you to ask ask of thuse gentlemen who know of cases unconquerable bv all other remedies or physicians, though
tiied for many years, that have been cured by the use of the genuine HAYS LINIMENT.
I'housands of other persons know similai cures.
We appeal to their sense tf justice their hu
man feelings.
It is but a duty von owe to your suffering fel
low beings to let this great remedy be known. 8peak of it then to all your friends. This will save much pain where the newspapers are not
read, or where readers are incredulous, hecauso
so many worthless articles are advertised for the
same purpose. To buyers we say, ii all who have used it do (not say it is beyond all praise, then do not take it. The proprietor will not al
low this r rticle to be paid for unless it cures.
when all the directions are fully followed. ill ar.y one suffering refuse now to try it! If he docs, he ought to be pitied more for his obstinacy than his suffering. Mr. Havs would never consent to offer this article, weie he not compelled by his sense of moral of religious doty to do all in his power for the victims of distress and misery. For this purpose he would sooner devote a fortune, than focurc a dollar for any worthless article. I,OoK OCT. Some swindlers have counterfeited this article, and put it up with various de. vices. Do not be imposed upon. One thing only will protect you it is the nama of COMSTOCK Jf Co., that name must be always on the wrapper, or yon are cheated. Do not forget it. Take
this dhection with you, and test by that, or never
buy; for it is impossible for any other to be tru or genuine. SOLOMON HAY?. Sold by COMSTOCK t Co. C Fletcher strc New York. Sold by .1. B. COLWELL fc Co. Vincennes, Indian. March 17th, 1811." 4C-6m.
ed against them accordingly. Attest. J. R. MONTGOMERY CI k. Juno 26. 1811 3-3w,
where tnev teach young lueas
how
to
fKoot so outrageously.