Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 May 1842 — Page 3

ivir.g speech against t!i9 Postmaster Gen-

era!. It appears that Mr. Wicklitfe, in

In t!ic Senate, Col. Benton made a bul-

Administrator's Notice

OI'ICK is hereby sjiven, that the undersign-

IU W

compliance with a request of a committee the TroMt7r ,r f"v ' a"wnrci1 l'-v of lh SenaV fm..t i . , ' rt ot KnfT my, state of Indi an m rnihej. confidentially, ana then ,n esion. administrator dehonis no,,, teria.n ktters in relation to the appoint- " th? tate of William H. Kamsey lite of men: of Postmaster for S;. I .OillS- rm.l I UOX COUIlty, deceased. All nrrj, nj in.l.Oti.l

-.iatLol. Henton, in violation of r.ll rule -sr. J c "mtidep.ee, took copies of the fame, arid caused them to be published in a row? pa per. The original letters having been delivered to Senator McRohorts. for the use of the committor, Mr. WicMifie eddressed a not- to that gentleman, desiring to be informed hv whose agency they h: J been published and lo, the act was triced to the author of the East Room

latter!

im-.siaie are requested to make payment immediately, and those having chums against the samo will present them duly authenticate ! for

sctt.cmcnt. The estate is simn.w...l t., 0,,t,0nt

JOHN B. MAIM'IX. ,1,wV. Dehonis no:. May ?, IS 12 rI.3t.

'HM1E Kev. I?. Ik KILLIKELLY hav

ui; rtriinquisneii nie eanrge ot the Grammar School, in favor of Mr! J A AIMS

BEXTLFA , respectfully recommends that

gentleman to trie kind consideration of t!i:

j jumw-j ui liio ct.-uu-.ji ana oi me imbue

lienor: lly. Vmcennos, May 1 !. IS 12 10-Hr.

UK MO V A L .

npHK subscriber has removed his Gro-

v iju,,p.imeni irotn me out stand

letter! who excused himself by grossly the corner recently oecupid !y L X. iet!fin Mr. icklide on the floor of the Whittlesey, next door to the Drug Store mate. How it is thnt cneh nun n of Jiisenli SJ.moo ..i i -n i".- i

.. ....... 0 . iio win lie napCol. Ueaton ran enjoy the confidence of CY to see his friends and all who mav ' my portion of the people of Missouri, or ivc Iiim a call. " respect of any high minded man, any E. BROWN.

Groceries for sale low for cash.

Mav 27. 1812 51 -tf.

K. R.

! a mistorv t,- iic (lii.n. u

ior, and othC-7 Representatives, are somei . I I

times gumy oi rastt ana: passionate acts; I nriro

Mt all the movements of Col. IJ. are rpHEmiJmiirnr(1lsJ taken cut letter, of nJm u;;e 1 by a rowdyism and wanness, un- ministration on the estate of Thomas Jf.

public man in Kerson Crum, late of Knox countv, In.hana, ,le-

Ait

ir.ille'ed by anv public

past or present. tic stands

in !ii infamv. Mad-

i ; !Ti"r.

'soo'srv anU alone

The Horse.

-It

is common

mime-

ieasej. i he estate is supposed ta he solvent. The of the personal propertv, consisting principally of honehld furniture, will take place at the late residence of said deceased, on Saturday the t8ih day of June next, on a credit

of fix months on all sums of three dollars and

uia'e.y alter hard working or travelling Jnpwards. 'he purchaser giving his note with sent hoi weather, to wash horses all eve r, Icurity.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

(Opposite the Pont Ojjirc, 'hi I Street.) tSev. IS. S3. Ksl!i?aIly, Viiivi x tit r . . . .

JLU' n--i-ummence on .Moiniev. ltHii

inst., under the caro of t!ie c-u!tscri ber who, having la,l considerable experience in teaching, hopes to merit a contin

nance ot the patrona-e heretofore exten

ded lo the school. Terms for Day Pupils. The fult Enish course with the preparatory studies lor entering College, at per quarter ,", )0. The. full English course, including Hook Keeping, if pupils are entered for a single quarter, - . o.OO. If entered for a year, - . 13,0;) Fuel for the Winter months, - 1,00 Payment quarterly in advance. Xri pupil will be received for less than n quarter, and no deduction for loss of time except in cases of emergency. JAMES EEXTLEY. May 11. lSi-2 i;-;it.

rr to ewim thctn in water much cooler!

U. M.

THOMAS, AJn'r.

than their skins or the atmosphere. This

priee is very uangerous, prouuc.ng Administrators Sale.

c oi -.i. i j vers, aiHi irequentiv tatai enronic reiim.'

u:;;e?s tne same exercise is Ji

undersiTned.fadministrator on the

PUtatfl of Wil'iim Pnr.olt s;r. .!

wen the parlia; an- ce.(i ...iM PYnrtBO lnmill,; o,

. . . , , . . - ... -..-v.ww .r iMiuiiv. con; Vil .11'

wuiu .uii .j ii. v, I'll I fin 4 1- Hio 1 IK 1 ..!.- I .

. i'.iuu,, tin vji June, ai int; late irsp tail - .. . ....

repeated.

M AY (JOOJ),

. iTi HI'.AP for cash and butter, for s;

r.L'RTCII &. CO. Mav 7. IS 10. IS-Gt.

IMPORTANT WORK! NOW l.N COURSE OF I'lBLICATroN', A DIC TIOX.V.1Y OI' ARTS, JIA.NfFACTUKES AND MINES, flv iippw ITnr V n V t1 Q -r

- J j . . , .... 1.. II. , M.

Lend. Mem. Ac I. !

f. X. Horn, IlT.CA?

o K . or le;s when the

i hasted should be avoided

orse is ,t

for his

resi-

ence of saiddeceased, all his personal

A large lot of 1KOX ec XAILS for sale by

. .... ' , property , consisting ot the fouowin" ari.n:;j .o !e gratitieu t no more a proof tides, to-wit : v. ..t it is cood for him, tlian the manifest , , ... ruuucation of n sot in drain -drinking, af- Uot 51 s Baltic, H)?S, Sheep,

lUriiTCII ec C( ). Mav 7, LSI?. 43-r.r.

er having been drunk, h proof that he .-.v- b-on benefitted thereby. The poor :or;e whili knows no btiter. experien't s present r hef. at '.he exrenae of f i-

.e sutlVrmg that he i inapaiile of anti-

FarEiiEiist; utensils, and Five

loffcihcr with the farm on which the de

ceased lived, consisting of two hundred

acres, on w hich is a good dwelling house,

tkS pound "f FRESH

May T, IS V.

Ul I Pi I.

lil'RTCII it CO.

IX THE PRO IJ ATE COURT of (Ubson Ci'iini;;, Mav Tina, IS 12.

O. S.. M. A. S

X. S. Phihd., S. Ph. So

Hanov., Mnlii, ect., ect.. ect. ILI.USTRATKD WITH ONE THOUSAND TWO Hir.NDREU AM) FORTY-TWO EN(iRA VINOS. flIIS is umpicstionably the most popular JS woik of the kind ever published, and a

hook most admirably adapted to the wants of all Hawses of the community. The following are the important objects which the learned author

endeavors to accomplish:

1st. To instruct the Manufacturer. MctaNu-

ijist and Tradesman, in the principles of their re

spective processes, as to render them, in reality, the masters of their businesses; and, lo eman

cipate them from a .state of bondage to such as are too commonly governed by blind prejudice and a vicious routine.

2dly. To niTbrd Mechanics, Brokers, Dryalters, Druggists, and officers of the Revenue.

characteristic descriptions of the commodities

which pass through their hands.

.'Idiy. iJ y exhibiting some of the finest de

velopments of Chemistry and Phvsics. to lay

open an excellent practical school to students .,

these kindred sciences.

Ithly. To teach the Capitalists who mav be

desirous of placing their funds in some productive branch of indutsry, to select, judicious-1

y among plausible claimants.

)thly. To enable rrentl emen cf the Iaw t

become well acquainted with the nature of the

patent schemes which are so pt to give rise to

nutation.

tthly. J o present to the Legislatures such a clear exposition of the s-taple manufactures,

r HEPATIC For tht Curs of v LIVER COMPLAINT.

I . 1. . M . . .

ii.ui me iDUov.inn M'i'emrnr. com

niunieated to the underitied, by His Exert

lency, under date of .lOHXSTO.V. J,1rl. 2'J, IS'-:

Mr. C furies Dyer, Jr.: Mv De ir Sir Vour

communication of yesleiday, uskirn: niv opinion

ot Hr. Maitiweatuers H. pntic Elixir, his been received this noniinir- Fa rcplv, 1 will iaf.irtn you. Uiat my confidence in patent medicines ? -n-

erally. is not very rlaUerinu. I have had too much reason to believe that unprincipled men will often

palm upon their fellow-citizens their useless, ii not dangerous, nostrums, for tho sake of gain.

the use ot which tikes up that important and

critical period cf time, without producing any gooj c.'u'Ct, when otherwise perhaps proper remedies would have been used, and much suffering an.l distress prevented. For that i.-ason, I have not used them, feeling myself and family to be much safer under the direction of mv family physicians ; but having been alilicted, fa the last six years, with difficulties in the hide and chest, uncomfortable, and often distressing, painful, and somewhat alarming, and from which I could gt-t oniy temporary relief, I, very fortunately, noticed your advertisement of the mcdicii.e hi question. I had been a school boy with Dr. Starkweather, and had with him a long and intimate acquaintance when we were young men, and, from my knowledge of him, I thought him incapable of practicing deception ; this fact induced me to try

Dr. Starkweather s Hepatic Elixir, and by it-- use, I now believe myself to be entirely cured. I need not, therefore, say to you. that I consider it wf great value. I cettainlv think its discovery of great public importance.

The first bottle I took gave mo much relief.

as may dissuade them from enacting laws, which which regularly progressed until f had taken

obstruct industry, or cherish one branch of it to

tho injury of many others

And, lastly, to give the general reader, intent,

chiefly, in Intellectual Cultivation, views of man v

of the noblest achievements of science, in effecting these grand transformations of matter to

which Great Rrituin and the I'nitcd Stat s owe

their paramount wealth, rank, and power among

the nations ot the earth

nettles, wnen I discontinued, having, thank God, no further use for it at present. With much regard and respsct. Vour obedient and humble servant, sa.M-L. W. KING. For eale by Dr. JOSEPH SOMES, Vincrntie, Indiana.

.nay io, itji. ly iv

r-Mi, or brute as lie is. he would prob- J with all necessary out houses, barn or

r-jsriii. iuoouii :n it;e ena.ie ami admg the horse about at intervals, con-

t::e proper treat rent

horses whe

t .r.,i an.; ot-er

t.e-s.j ov evere work

both for the i much dim v kin i.

onaru. eve. TfiPMS. On all 6ums of three dol

lar and under, cash in hand. On all

sums over three dollars and under fifty, a

credit oi twelve, months will be eiven.

and on all sums over fifty, a credit of 2 -i

James F. Duncan. Adm'r.j

ol tne estate ol Zachariah J A Lucas, deceased, f(

vs. I real

Tin? heirs of said deceasedj

said James F. Duncan, having

H "led his memorial suggesting the

llolv NilL,

Whi.-h they offer f(jr sale at the lowest

cash prices; Also. SEA OTTER. MAR.

7'AV, MUSK, A- SK.'iLETT C.1PS.

J. W. EMERY & Co. Vinceime s .Market St. between "d 3d. Jnn. 18J2 :n-ly. co-PAirryi:nsiiu

I. In b

.m.m. UTO i. , . . I 1 MI a i 'aiwu.ic.i m-lLK'ion, tlClll'L Hiro t invi hi- hho rc.- it-

edition, which sells for 12 c. it ;n . r B"V." "J. ."u" v ua"" under the name of J. II. Co We 1 &

'or ile of .1 i . .. v e J n-v tne amicted tnroughout the length I r, ., , , , , . . i or .aie Ol iutcn R.,od paper, in new brev.cr type, and will hrcauu nf .... ,lml wn.imtm Kftr.? Co., is this day dissolved by mutual coil

coticn post .v.

'jHE undersigned hnn just finished nn clegan Tl nine passenger coach, which he will war rant n superior article, and will sell low forcnh DAN I EI. WIUTMORE. March 18th. 1811 4 I-tf. priii and Scinisnor GOODS.

ipAl'l'OA oo (ASS, have pist receiv- ' x ed direct front liie etttern cities, ti

large and general assortment of Spring

and Summer dry iodsi.

ALSO supply of Rapp's Cotton Yarn,

Cauulewiek, ('arpet Chain, Merino, and

Wool Hats, cvrc. &c.

Persons will do well to call before puihasing elso where, as we are determined ) SMI low for cash.

.March 19. IN I J.

lar:

11 -rf.

7 4. rx7T

rSZIIfE Subscribers respectfully inform tho public . t . . i t .

k. uey nave now on nana, 'a,u' aro manufacturing HATS

oi cery quamy, in tlic latest ew York fashion together with medi

um, low pressures and youth's, of which

ne toiiowmg kinds comprise part, viz: ?ir?h Ilai. plain lissia, nesjiria, Otttv, .lEiasK, Cotiry, faiin-Ilcavi'1 and

The latest Statistics of every important object!

or .Manufacture are eivenirom the best. and. usi - DR. P. HUMPHREY'S VEGETABLE

ulir, jrorn oinciai aiiinoriiy, at me end of each

article

The work will be printed from the 2d London

PILE OINTMENT!!

Application

estate. I make about MOO Svo. pages. It will be issued

-;i , i . S .:,' .The New Oilcan 1, ovup.' h i-the fwi;winn: A centlemin in the : f r part of the Second Municipality, says, that

! !eariii:jj is of little use to a boy. and he

r-.r lir!y toaehe his son real practical know ldcc; such s h can get a living by that is. he .is k, ; t tir.i tantiag it grin Juvic for abor.t f.ve rar pjt.

I months will be given the purchaser eiv-j insufficiency of the personal estate of the

in his note with annroved security. deceased to pay his debts, and pravin

A XT) RE W PURCEEL. Sr.. an orJer of this Court for the sale of the

May 29,1812.

Ailministratrr. 51 5w.

sentiments border

ing on Wild enthusiasm I ia imnnc.-M.ln l

I Ti liiitriti!.nn. .nnu.mnnlh ,iti... K..-.. . . . , . . I .

... v-wv ...... hwij uaci8, .in LUn, nrrfTprato itc mrit an, th- nt

Ul " iMj.uiir on ueuvery. no .:.h r,r . ,rJ ;,

rr"V' I a nn v rirrson spndin 3 11 a 1 v ?. ,tt-.rc -! . . . '

u. ..... v. ,..1.., u, r1IS nr'iiiilii-p rsin'o m ma a trid ,-f t T

one time, in advance we shall forward the num- Kvv york anJ Philadelphia, in Eahimore and

n vx 1 snu, as i-oou as mey n WHt.hinfOtl. it wnn.l.rfnt virl,,..

- ' viv.iui ii una natt t ; 11

com.- K-om inn ,..., . . rsnp.f ,,,. -;.:,., ;

. u ru...w mnuuuru. a rar e opportu- And gratitude, unable to manifest itself in words.

tsction of the court, that James Lucas,

, ,,r .1,. !.:. ..r .t. 1 r t 1

OLD INDIANA SCRIP WANTED. w ".72

rjfWlE subscriber will receive the $5'sstate of huliana. It is therefore ordered.

Jg or oU s dated April 20th, 1M0, at that notice of the pendency of the said

citizen of s.mJu.-ky, a few nights! pai for Medical fees. I memorial be given by causing a copy this

JOSEPH SOMES. order to be inserted three weeks in sue

May 21, 112 ."0-3t. cession, in the "Vincennest Saturday ( Ia-

....

sent.

J. R. COIAVELL. JOSEPH SOMES. Yincennes. March 1-4, 1842 42-tf. X. R. All those indebted to the late

company will please call and settle with Jnsenh Semps. nt thfi rdd stand. vhr it

real estate, and it appearing to the satis- nay, as we can put the work to them on terms has found nt , the restorcJ invaIiJ ,avishin alone authorized lo receipt for the same.

ibscriler has re-oneirfd on Us.

street, opposite to the store ot

Eaies end Citineuj on the distinguished inven-

extraordinarilv favorable. In every manufactu

tine Inwn inl pvfrv viII.titp f hrnnrrKrvn t I Ko T iia.l 1 . ..... .

"f J ....u5..vu, i i.iiuvu tnr ft, this nntai im runpi Iv

Mates and Ivanada, subscribers may be obtained! vor sl,Phv

. u ...... c.:i:... i n - , I J

wiin mi' iiiroirM iiiiimv, .'uurrm, posi paii,

Le Roy Sunderland, 120, I- ulton street, N". V

April 20, IS 12. 47 12t.

Dn.

May Id, 1812.

JOSEPH SOMES. Vincrnncs, Indiana. 19 1 v.

f-", were attracted to an out-buiIJing, tj- cries t'o n v i;i,m . f -Murder! murder! Come quick, he's ratir-g ire up!' and, ou entering, found lying them a loafer who hid gone to sleep drunk, and : vo you-.ir tw in c-.hes were sucking Lis eais! Wht looks wore than t. see a lady prorne-a-tin ir the street, dressed in the finest satin. i"h a rir,ri ticking through her stocking? ' hat I Mks worse than to see an old toothless Mid.nv trving To wia the atTections of a gav, ?n.I.0;r. fo..'.J? W h.t lo k w-irse than to see a couple of

THE GROVE MILLS

T , rZl zelte." a weekly newspaper published in fUll dHL&i

..w .... i n .t uru ; moennes. in the county of Knox, before WiSUrJ Carpenter onJ A!vi,n

... .v.u ,,.,!.. . the hlh day ol August next, that the said 13. Carpenter In the Vander-

.ueotcnes ecc. ec., just re- James , . , . ry v ,1U h Cir.

this Court at the next August term there-r'rnncU Amor-v Jr- a,uI Mor" I cuit Courf

ot. to be ho i en at t fmirt Im, ;n "' J

Princeton, on the second Monday in An

gust next, to show cause if he can whv

the said real estate shall not be sold, and oove entitled cause ai us :iarcn I erm. requested m make immediate payment as

ceived and for sale low for Indiana an J

Dank of Illinois paper by

JOSEPH SOMES. May 21, 1S12. .r0-:it.

H5URSUAXT to an order of the Yn-

rloilinrrrh ('iri-nif t'iiirt miilp in tho

Stoves.

"HTST received a supply of Cooking,

Franklin, ami Wood Stoves, of a su

perior quality, and for sale hv

MADDUX & CASS. Sept. :t. 1811.ir,3t. VM OFF TO TEXAS.

LOOK OUT!

l'-'.-s '.-.g-ng around the off.ee of an old cs-Kip HE undersigned, administrator on the , lvl u,u. ""S -.-Mhelphvsician.atn,! timcs.4c.. in orde, M. estatc of Rvhert R JA-6,,WM. d.eblS;. U mUU "

A IT .1 li.

lsu mvae wno ire inuenicu lo me, retail.

Pit nor Hit nntrt r r ocv.tni

THE si ter s

Messrs. ' horn ek Tracv. and has just re

ceived

A !aie (jtsastifv o4 iww IRON AND NAILS,

Which, with the remainder of his" stuck

that escaped burning at the late tire, will

render his assortment full and complete.

ALSO

A general assortment ! ( Jrncerie, Wm-

anil Liquors, which he will wholesale r

X. H.

made assets lor tho discharge of the said ' 17 ia-.ui oe simi at puouc auc- n am in want of money and must hv L. ..-. .,-. ....'-.-.

lion to the Ii rrhestb dder. bv the un er- J , . , r , " w 'l,u ,u".4 iu ..... r.a....3l.M i.i,

- B J Ill

t-k away a stirtre of Jiis practice! One thing only look worse, and that is to see i white woman with a bhck child in her arms. . !,-jh's (rg-;i. An old lady living on 1 lie line of a rail

roA. in .Michigan, lost her pigs and cattle.

y their being run over

p-avment of the directors for the loss of hr property; this thry refused to make. r, revenge, she greescd "the tra:k for some

distance, which at. once put an end to nU locomotion, and ft was only by a free use of sand oo tie1 rails that tho train could

procec-d. :-jl.e continued this daily for a hort time, whan the directors were glad

o c.-uvprinist ;no a.uair oy paving tier

er 13 con

tinued to the next term of this court.

Copy attest. J. R. MONTGOMERY, clk. 1812 50 -3t.

Attorney at Law, deceased, gives notice

I that 3U notes and accounts due Law &,

McConaughv may be paid without cost

by attending to the panic immediately

which if not done, I shall leave the same IX THE PRORATE COURT of

with tho magistrates in tho several town- Gibson Count;, May Term, A. I). IS 12.

Asa C. Mills, Adm'r.

, , , .(snips lor collection, he demanded I 1 .tn-nr mtr a .

OA.ML'IjIj IIII.Ij, .777i r.

de"

Mav "20, 1S-12.

50 3 w.

DIVIDEND. BRANCH BANK ?

Vincexxes, May 1G, 18-12. J .4 DIVIDEND of three per cent on the profits of this Bank for the six

months ending 30th April, has been de-

bonis non of the estatc of

Elias Backer, deceased, vs.

The heirs of the said Elias

Barker, deceased. J

Application

lor sale ol

real estate.

i. SMir.i-v

i , .. , i

signed commissioners appointed to maue

narlition in tliis cause or under their dirnr-

tion, at the door of the Court House, in tiJIl.i (,

the town of Evansville, on the Sth day of HSEX I'latc stoves, of various sizes.

August, A. I). 1912, a certain tract of Premium Cooking Stoves, of vari

'land containing five acres or thereabouts, sizes.

situated near and below the town of Evans

ville, and fronting on the Ohio River, be-1 ing the same tract conveyed to Francis!

Amorv, Jr. and Charles Stewart by deed,

P. DO AX. I will sell low for cash in anv

I ron

and Nails which were partially damaged

bv tho late lire,

P. I').

Nov. 'JC, IS 11 I" -if.

Coal Stoves of varioun sizes,

rrankiin Stoves, Dog Irons. Hollow Ware. Wagon Roxcs, Mantel and Fire (J rates.

Corn Shellers of an inipiovi-d pat-

amo".:t of damages claimed.

fiom William Pope of Kentucky. Upon which said tract of land is situated the

lariie three story Steam Flour Mill and

!-..-. ii i i I . . . . 1 " . Ik i

HE said Asa C. Mills, having tiled 1 Isl'llerv helow l'-vanville, known as me " rn, ;.im iV goucrai u.-u m i timsy ivama,

memorial, suestin-r the infufii- t;iiE MILLS, running lour pair o! F'lt oi a superior quality, and will be sold

C r I

ciencv of the personal estate of the de-1 stonC9,

ceased to pay his debts, and praving an

vtio contends with a determined woman v ! rlways come oil" second best. Telegraph.

The terms of sale will be as follows, to-

Jclared, payable to stockholders on de- E , f , , - f rea, wit : One fourth of the purchase money

- t i - - - - - . - .. -

estate, and it appearing to the satisfaction t0 bo P3,lt down, one lourth in six months.

nf tho Cnnrr. that Pelina Ch.rk. and h"l the residue in one year ; the purehas-

ITenrv Barker, and Elizabeth Barker. giving satisfactory personal security lor

niand.

50-3t.

JOHN ROSS, Caslfr.

at the lowest t)riccs for cash.

PATRICK DORA N, Water Sir ect. Sept. 10, IS 11. 1 Itf.

IX THE CIBSOX CIRCUIT COURT, minor heirs of James Barker, deceased,

In vacation, May 1 1, IS 12.

amuel Hall, and John L"'

i he Xorthcm Whig says, a goo"e be-l-i-.giug to Mrs. Gray, of Trummerv,

i i - i

near Moira, aDout a lortniglit ago, laid an Warrick, merchants, tra- I

czg weigning tnirteen ounces, navmg two jjntr unjer (he name, firm.

shrll?, one within the other, with a stra- anj stvle of Hall & Wsr

um of wliite between.

i 1 Foreign . A tra. li mpnt.

C aistlidatos' Dcpartiuciii.

and other unknown heirs of Elias Barker.

deceased, are not residents of the State of

Indiana. It is therefore ordeted that notice

of the pendency of the said memorial be

given by causing a cop' of this order to

be inserted three weeks in succession, in

' the Yincennes Saturday Gazette, a weekly

the payment of said three fourths of the

nurchase money, noon the payment of

which the deed will be made.

F. E. GOODSELL, J. S. HOPKINS, JOHN LINDSEY.

Evansvil'e, April 2-, 18-12. 3m.

E v in i x v Hie Journal.

NEsV ESTABLISHMENT.

l')r Senator, UOHERT N. CARXAN. For Roprosontativo, GLORGE LEECH. For Sheriff", A RR ATI AM S3IITH. For I'robatc Judge, JOHN II. HARRISON. bankofIuikois AT PR "

ITIOR debts due the late firm cf J. B.

Colwell, 4- Co. JOSEPH SOMES.

May 21. 1842 50-3t.

rick,

vs.

John N Truesdcil. j I newspaper published in V ineennes, in the

fB"HIE said defendant will take notice, county of Knox, before the 8th day of

-fl- that on the20thdayof April, A. D. August next, that tho said Pelina Clark, Forwardiirr and Commission Business. 1842. unon the affidavit of Samuel Hall, and Henry Barker, Elizabeth Barker,

one of the firm of said Hall it Warrick, and other unknown heirs of Elias Barker,! ',IIE undersigned has just opened in the house writ nf fntPitm at'nchment was issued deceased, maybe warned to appear in A at the foot of Market street, formerly kept

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m. m .,f it,.. ,;.! tv,rf ,rr net t us t'otirt. at the next August term there- 'T-- Donovan, i., ,ieie i- n... i

KJ y kliKi i.irviini"w'tiv-v-Livttiivj---- O I-r it l- i it ii J - . f . i i i . -t . i I KivpiviiirT nriil Y ir vvsin! mor fit Vonds. IIP U'l

ft.. .i v- i . i .- w.Tt.f.- r - . . .-, ifii ii. i ii i I'll ill lilt i .inn i niiiisr in i '

GAHDEN SEEDS.

& atiety of fresh Garden Seeds care-

fiillv sol.'Otod mill nut 1111 Il- IIio .'xtlTi.

kers of White water village, Ohio, just

received and for sale by

M ADDON it GASS. March 1th, 1812 3i-tf. WIllSKKY

'S"UST Received and for sale cheap for

r.fsli lit Inrridu Iflihod 1 1 i . t

L. L. WATSON. March, 18, IN 12 11-

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

FEW hundred bu?hela of Oats. -

Enquire ol

L. L. WATSON. April 1st, E-tf.

GENUINE DRUGS & MEDICINES.

WSsoSe-ale and lit tail.

''mHE puhscribcr keeps constantly on

lioiiit r.ir S'ili -! I Ihp ii-iu;.l iirmat 1,.

ash or approvt-d crt-Jir. a large and gener-

assortnicnt of Drugs. Medicines, Paints,

t 'lis, Dye-sluils, Varnishes, Glassware. Surgical Instruments. Brushes of all kinds, Perfumery, Stationary, Choice

Wines and Liquors, f'Irc fed iitv

Tied sc a I Ji"-es, Almonds, Kasins.

iVC. !CC.

JOSEPH SOMES. iMai kt t St.. aliovi.' Second, Vincenne.?. Vineentics. April, 2.1, 1212 -12-tf.

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Administrator's Notice. rniF.E un 'ersigned has taken out letters - of administration on the estate of William Purcell, late of Knox county, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted " sakl estate will please make immete payment, and those having ehtms -gait;: the snme. will present them duly c?hf r.ticated fr "settlprr.ent. The estate . suppoe.l to be r,vent. ANDREW PI RCE.L, Sen. May 27, IS 125! -St.

CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! ON ATI I AN SMILEY would respectfully inform the citizens of Vin-

i ii. t .. t . . iL-dinnnre mill i iiMiiill' lliit Im Iri.i nti Ii-jii.I ,

c . . . . , , i - . i also sen goons on commission, aim hums uiai I -i..wj oh. . .v...... . , ...... .. ..... .ion-. a 1 TV .- I 1 , . . . . II I nr Inn nn ho CanIn. 1 nn hv In A 11-1 I . ... .

moneys ami euecu, i::nui, itiiBiiienis ami lumiw.., ommu ... nersot1s ahroail fiml it to their interest to splendid assortment ot line

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hereditaments Ol Ilim, llie said Jotin A. gusi next, ui anew causw 11 uk.-j un, n uv make consignments to him. For his strict and

Truesilell, which said writ was afterwards, the said real estate shall not be sold, and prompt attention to business, he will ref. r to the

to wit. on the fth day of May. 1842, re- rr.3de asrets for the discharge el t.ie said following gentlemen

turned to said Clerk s office by Joseph J.

Kirkman, the sheriff of said county, tie

having by virtue thereof attached the fol- " y lowing real estate in Gibson county, In-

iliana. to wit: joi io. inirty m me original plan of the town of Princeton,

which was valued and appraised to the

sum five hundred uodars also, lot No.

live in Evans' enlargement of said town

of Princeton, which was valued and ap

nfcttS-'a'Oir TAS2 2i has left all

'- his no'es and accounts in die hands

of Mai; tin R finson, Esq. for collection.

April 30, 1811. 17-tf. j!T"lu"Srvi:i.

2-i I'.i.ves .. 1. Kcntiickv Tobacco.

IJarrels Clover Seed,

."0 Kes ritt-hiusth White f.eaJ, best quality ,

12 Dor.es Mould Candles. For sale hv

MAUD. .St GASH.

debts.

Copy attest. J. R. MONTGOMERY, clk. 112 50-3t. IV civ Ia!SihBrist.

A NTOX G CENT HER, lately from

Louisville. Kentucky, respectfully,

informs the citizens of Terre-Ilaute and

its vicinity, that he intends carrying on the business of Dying and Scouring, in nllj

LI : WIS L. WATSON.

avs .im rc ;rs r.-t f ii zj ii iSZt i&t &l j-i. -v a J. S. t W. J. Wise, P. S. Bon neb, '

W. J. Hkbahi.. K. X- CirtNA, TiiortN' S:. Thact, Mahdox & Gass,

Whii-h he will sell low for cash and noth-

! ing else but cash. 1 le is at all times rea

dy to do mending and repairing i i . i i i

cliairs tor mose wno mav givo m,n

Jan. 21, 1S42 33 tf.

SALT! SALT!!! SALT!

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f old

i call.

M.iy

!. i'ir-t rate Kanhawa SALT just

rr ci ive 1 and for sale ty MAUIX-.X V HA 88. :t. 1H. ;,i-tf.

). Vuicccnncs, la.

praised at one hundred and twenty-live tie business ot L-y mg an., oco. .n.u i i do!Iars-and also, lot No. eight in said variety of cdors, on National Road street enlarcrementofsaid town which was valued opposite Chngton and Random--Also Z aprail at the sum of seventy-live general Renovating, and hopes bv stric

. . ...... . .Unnllilll f. (All - I lll-! Id fT'lIM M S .-I TH 1 1 I

loliais, and that unless the said delendant " f iuu.ii'1 l ii- . lt onl.iri wo-rrnin.

annar and. defend the same, the said suit

wi!! be heard and determined m . .:s aosence.

Attest

I a. 12 50-31

P ,TONT(tOMLKl, clk

to stand.

Ladie.'i and rentlemen are partic.ua: i v

invi-ed to itive him a cad. Mav 2L 1812. 50-3m.

Joskpii PiafET. St. Marie, Illinois. J. M. !Stockvf.t.l, Evansville, la. Titos. G. Thvuston, do do. i: 0 O. Brtowv. Clinton, do.

Just received from New Orleans n ceneral as

sortment of Family Groceries and Boat Stores. Yincennes, Dec. CI, 1811 30 im.

NOTICE. HEREBY" notify a!! j c,son, ,,..t to ir.-dc !! or purchase a certain note -uveii bv mv t l'e M'Cahe for ?-?! 00. dated Au.-v-t '-t!i.

lilOMOVAL.

PHI suhscriher informs his friends and cus-

tonuis that he has removed his Blacksmith

hep. to his new hv;ildni, opposite the 1 own

1 .ill, iv lo u he u ill he (-leased t receive the calls

ol ail :IU,

not

E5 K M V N b-: 1 . LOT of fresh Hemp Seed juit received and for saif bv

MAD DON ct 'rAoS, April 22, 1 Sill. 40 f.

1 So'.', and payable in

note unions forccdt s- bv operation ..-) .;-.v.

F'ATRICi; MOOKE

Vineenue.s. Tlv liih, IK-ID.

rJ'ijHP p.'tlntri-hip. ;;Cieu.fr.re fir ing between W . W. .t C. i1'

.1 as have any tnmg to .lo MBYuiv.

HA i1 ,

LUt-fOX PHELOX.

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A Lft rsons having unseuled accounts

Aii.ht'.e itnn of Greenhow tt

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ovie 'f. cwrc'.A in conic lorwarri ana

ihe same without delay, as it is ab-

tho r.itairtt ct tr.

' W. GREENHOW

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