Vincennes Gazette, Volume 12, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 October 1842 — Page 4

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From the Richmond Palladium. Clay's welcome to Indiana, (Woier l.v, 1S-12. iit johs ri.vi.tr, iMi.

From our villages and farms, Thousands congregate to-day; Willini; hearts and open arms Come to welcome HCeR CL.W First anions the eood and preat! Welcome to the IIoosifh Stati.! We no servile homage bring. To -i I.orJling's title name; lu;r our loudest plaudits ring it ?i a patiiol statesman's fame; Welcome (Mi Kentucky's lest, Weicoii'e "Hakht cif the Wist!" Oft wo'vf tried him to the core. Found him sound and free !f nil stain; And in eighteen forty-four, We will try him once again: At.-.! the nation will areord To his deeds their just reward.

ho foe was at the door,

L :t our rights have been assailed, lie vv first to tnkc the floor, His the voice that never quailed; W Li-n disunion's shifts could reach, He- was ever at the breach.

f';e.' Giv

rn of this widespread realm! .! v.-u sare the ship of State - H 1 LM v V CLAV the helm, e s t impending fate: i is prosperity aiin, ri.-.e.no her wonted reien.

5. There is one oilier great difficulty in the wey of Mr. Miller's scheme. The years of Daniel are Jewish years of 3'30 days, not .'k"5. The period already mentioned of 4S3 years before the death of

Chris:, and the period of 190 by Mr. & Miller, are both year? of 3d0 days each.

This i a part of tin? "tlO(i vpars of Ilatiipl I S3

which ; re all alike. Hut the other part siiice ill e death of Christ, namely: 1810 years down to 1813, is reckoned by Mr. Miller as common years of 3d. days, as in our chronological tables. Thus the years are too long by 5 days each, making ." years too many in 1S10 year?. We must then, deducting 25 from Air. Miller's year 1 S 13, which gives us the year 1818,

when the U':0i) years of Daniel ended,

and the world should have been burnt up according to Mr. Miller's scheme. Or

deducting V!5 from lv50, the 2300 years ended in 1S25. However, the world stands, and proves there is some mistake

in the theory of this modern expounder of

the prophecies. Lither the 11300 evenings and mornings do not mean years

or, if they do mean Daniel's years of

300 days, they ended 18 or 'do years ago, or there is a blunder about the bcginnin: of them at the same time with seventy week?. Hair, p. Gaz.

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The following is. an extract from a late unpublished English work on America: ''Lcvccs are bluffs on American rivers, where the slaves congregate to dance their aboriginal dances at which great quantities of water melons are drank. nr

paws a species of iarge cherry is used on

the Mississippi to feed an animal called II osier, and the same river abounds with an odd iish called Sucker. It is great sport in a town there called Kentucky, to

shoot at the Ccm Crackers, a species of

birds that infest the houses. The country on the whole is well worth a visit but we advise a traveller to carry a life preserver, for when the steamboats are heavily laden, and after tho passengers have paid their fare, they open a boiler and Mow some of the passengers over-

! board, to make room for those they expect

to get at '.he next landing." Fo:;ck of IlAiur.-: tdirard's old porter still clings to the tenant!es walls of that old building. Twenty-nine ears lias he been a constant attendant there both under the old United States Bank, Mr. Girarl, and more recently tho Girard Hank. Having been retained under all these various institutions, and become a part even of the fixtures there, he still clings to it,

and nouuiig can alienate him Irom its cold walls. Day and night he may be found at Ids post, either sweeping the marble steps of t!i3t institution, or sitting in a

eontemeiaiive moou m trie iittle nmoininn

lode. Poor man, w!i3t revolution in his trade. I'ftil. Eve. Cour, Tii finest library in the world is said lo be the Royal 'Lftrary in Paris. "'In this library are to be found the best works that ever appealed, upon any possible subject, and in every known language, living and dead, ancient and modern.' It was commenced in the reign of Mine John, about the year 13."l,aa.d did not exceed ten volumes. In the rein cf his successor Charles V it was increased to nine hundred volumes. After the discovery cf the art of printing, when books were multiplied, and at cheap rate, a royal ordinance was issued obliging every bookseller to deposit a copy in the library

cf every book he published, which of

course rapidly inert. ascd the number. The library at present of eight hundred thousand printed boobs, seventy thousand manuscript volume?, and rive thousand

days, tlr.it is, : years nnd 70 i volumes of engraving. Of the mantl

et a i impro''ab.e rxpiana- scripts "thirty thousand volumes are con-

is the neeted with the history of France; the re

maining lorty-two thousand consists of foreign languages, ancient litcraturo, and the correspondence of eminent individu-

:i.d ia.s proof of it, tho following is a brief .. - . which we think tho reader wiilbe .-.! to understand. He finds in Daniel : 1 1, the j cri-d of "J 3 00 days, daring which r.o ? vti:iry is to be trodden under foot. ! l-o ; and maintains, that these days mean years. Iut when do they begf'? In tho next chapter, Daniel 0:21. he ';:. ds a period of 70 weeks, or V)0

:ars; and he maintains, that the 2.W0

years ucjui at the same umo wr.n me 100 years. And he thinks the 190 years end with the death of Christ, so if we eonnt 2:300 from 100 before Christ, it w ill bring us to

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the year ot" the buttling up cf lite world. To this .scheme we make- the- following o jec!ih. 1. It is not ccrtasr,. tint 'he 2o00 days m-an years. In the Hebrew language, in which the Old Testnme nt wn written,

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eV.'C. 2. If we allow tho davs, or mornings

r.r.d evening, mecn irnrs, yet there is no 4 e i.lence that the 2300 year? be gii when There is an editor in rdd Virginia by 90 years begin. The vission in which the name of Cake. H is wife says he is the 2300 years are mentioned, was in the a su-rrt Cakw Cin. .Microscope. year o."?3 befereChrist. "the 3d year of the A '-ogj-nut, perhap. Hasten lire. reign of Htllslnzzar," Dan. 8. lut tho More likely a sletp-jwk. Point Post. next chapter, Dan. 0. which gives the Most likely a soft Cake. Perr'e Gaz. iOO years wa? w ritten in 53, "the tirst And possibly, though wo should be sorycar of Darius." Iy wliat authority ry lo believe ir, a . yyongrc-Cake.-Norwick

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3. If tbio th '?e perl.-J-jc!i.itjjjat av. A'. Xut-SheV. ti e same time, yet M r. Miller i icroni in J Hammer away, and inivar' poana'' the time of beginning them. He begins; Cake of him. A. O. Picayune. the 70 weeks cr 100 years, 50 7;iany years J Perhaps he's a Jonny-Cake. Vincenncs

before th e death ol Christ, w hereas the ; Ga: tte

70 weeks Dan. 9: 21-

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ie death of Christ: Out we learn cxpress-

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'190, remainder for other purposes. Now, learned men have proved vend doubt, that it was precisely

years, of t'00 days each, irom tho oruer of Artaxcrxe? to Xehete.iah to rebuild Jerusalem, to the time of the death of Christ. If. then, we count 2o00 from 483 years before Christ, (that is if we deduct 13 from 2300. and add 33 for the life of Christ. 11 it will bring us 10 tho year lv."0. S thai Mr. Miller has joa-l a mistake of 7 yp?.rs bv oing 70 weeks inste-id of 00 weeks. This mistake he wiil be happy f lerro, if he sh'l live to the end of 13 for it will give him 7 years longer, be fre the. world is to be burnt i:p!

the WOO

8 . - Mr. Maffit. luite a revival is going

on among the Methodists in the upper part

be "cut oil"," after 7 weeks and 02 weeks. ! of the city, under the preaching of the that is, af'er, cr at the end of 09 weeks i Re v. John Xewland Mafiit. Thisdistininstead f 70, that is, after d83 years guished divine has labored among us for and one week of the 70, or 7 years of the several weeks back incessantly, with the

exception of three or four days occupied be- in concluding his duties as Chaplain to

183 the Senate of the United States. Consid

erable prejudice seems to have existed towards this gentleman prior to his last visit among our citizens. I take great pleasure, however, in saying, that it has been removed to a considerable extent, and all now admit that there is a great deal to approve, though there may be some little to condemn. The principal fault found with him is, that he differs in his movements from ail other ministers but in this con sists his great power. To use his own language, he may be a "little eccentric ho !i3s his own views and his oivn man ners, and every man should have his oicn ways and his oic-n manners!" He is do ing a vast deal of good, and himself n bigot, his hearers are of all denomina . .1.1 . 1 1 :

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nihe undersigned by reason of the houso in which he kept his shop, being torn down on the night of the fire, li3 removed to the house formerly occupie-' by Dunn it Cornwell on Market str one door from Mayes and Kuykesd, store, where all having any thing to , in the line of Tailoring, will please call. He pledges himself to give general satis

faction.

JOHN II. MASSE V. Oct. 20, 1S11 20 ly.

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A LI, those indebted to the hte firm lX. ar0 requested to call immediately and settle with A. W. Tracy, one -door below the old stand on Water street, who is alone authorized to receive all dues and pay all demands. SAMUEL THORN, A. W. TRACY. June 2hh, IS 12 1-tf-

TlOO Oacon hams j 1st received for L. L. WATSON. April 0, IS 12 11-tf. waited Immediately, & FEW hundred bushels of Oats -Enquire of L. L. WATSON, fpembrr 23," 1S42 IG-tf BROADWAY HOUSE, i,Aviti::;ci:viLLE, ills. Corner cf First and Market Streets. W. 15. ii iiduH, Propricter.

fhTMlIS establishment is in the

most convenient part of 1

I n P town hpinrr citnal

FAR.MLUS IjOOS here:: IT IS A POSITIVE FAGT

"'HAT the undersigned has located himself

in "incennes and has taken part of the

shop formerly oreupied ly Decker A. Ileiulersoii : and where he intends to carry on the Chair Making business in i:s various branches. Those wishing to buy would do well to call and see Lis I work before purchasing elsewhere, j Country J roduce taken in exchange for chairs; Benton mint drops not be refused. ! SHOP ny MAKKKT STKEET can't help

out find it, it vou Oiilv try. J." W. CRA.MPTON. Vincenncs, August lit, 1S12 11-ly.

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ngi'Wttne town, being situated near

;the centre, opposite the Dnnk.

The proprietor is determined that the Broadway shall be second to no house in the eastern part of the state, and he hopes by an untiring attention to the comfort o his guests, to receivb a liberal share o public patronage. Lawrenceville. Sept. 12, 1842. lG-7t.

WHOLESALE V KETAIL DEALER IX STOVES, COPPER. TIJ & NHE51T IStb J WARE, ALSO Has on hand an assortment of C A STB for ?ale to the trade on liberal terms. Marktt Sti:i;et, Yincc?incs, la. July 23, IS 12 7-0 m. By lsicEiif ry ivc Thrive

T5lcri, g'i!c-. 2iit?. ggllE TILES, the price t, is r. funded to any

petiion who will use ajt'tilo of Hay s Lin

many hundreds sold in a few vctks nut "one lins been unsuccessful. For sale by IL E. PECK Dn. SOMES. 1 itircnncs, la.

AucustS, K!12 O-Gin.

Receiving, lurwardinz, Cotnmissioii

3IEHC1IAAT, 1rincctiiic Li.

!T TS "r? P, srs. c-r-a ,sj

lnceiines, la.

Iturtch v lleberd.

(i. Cruikshank t Co. ldonner tSc Carnan, R. Smith, E. tSc (). Urown, 'ehb& Shoemaker, Win. Thurston &. (To. F. C. tiwaOmey & Co F. 15. Tih'ay, HelTord ex Sorjjrnfrov,

do do do Clinton, la. Lafayette, la. -Evansville, la Louisville K v.

New OrJeans

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Vinceniies. March 'J, lSd!S 4-4 tf.

PAPER. AGENCY. flflllE undersigned informs ihe public fj that he has been appointed a pert manent agei.t for the sale of paper of al

kinds, which will be kept constantly on

ihepa;'tr is manufactured on lha.

hand.

Wabash at Lafayette, and is warranted

be mlerior to none manufactured anT

where. Foolscap, reeled ncu ti::ri!ltI, Letlcr, " S't-iaalin Post-0 ii'ivv, n:sd WrappcsEj;- Frspcr, Will be sold at a rale that will be to the advantage of merchants and others to purchase in Vineenms. JEREMIAH. DONOVAN. June 17. 1S-12. 2-if.

NEW GGODSi! G4SE! STCRE!!!

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Thorn tC Tracy, has on assortment of

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irntnt for the Tiles and rt turn the empty bottle Hi Jt pr(i'; s r. . r.r.-.r, ,n without bein cured. These are the (tositive or- j Ati SV t i i; L fi i j CUt

utrs 01 II, e proprietor to the agents; atid out cf

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red lor saie at

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!3eEsers

1 f St-S S L.tv3 rSlrb ! B M1E snhscribers rcsppctfii'dv ..inform I from tbi-Jirion' fiuJ!' otrtims of the

V virtno of - drd of 'rJTf rrdp ' "3 " e pUOUC mat tney ilHTe .IiOr- "Vr" "-',0 ill.1v'j i..u,clwni,ucmc

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1 12, by W iluam l'atterson. 3d, and .Mary I Wf2X2i fH AS?TS: e Ann, his wife, to John Ross and John i p n a p Q Law, the undersigned will, on Saturday, i U 13 h I 11 O j . tho 5th day of November ne:.; between ; Notices, OCiabics, Ilocli-ingr the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 o'clock, P. Chair., Lnrsc &z SmalL Ch 5i-

Chairs, &c. Which they ofier at the lowest market prices, ami for w hich thej w ill leceic in

BroncIjtttG ! Broucljitis ! ! Beware of that dread Destroyer, OCT THE BRONCHITIS, Which spares neither the Young, the Good or the Beautiful, but is annually hurrying thousands upon thousands to a premature grave, under the mistaken name of Consumption. The uual sj-mptoms of this disease are, Cough, Soreness of the Lungs Throat, Hoarseness, Dituculty of Breathing. Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Spitting up of Phlegm or Matter, end sometimes Blood. It is an inflammation of the fine skin w hich lines the inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels running through every part of the lungs. The great and elfectual remedy for this alarming and wide-spreading disease is the Rev. I. Covcrls TiALYi of LIFE. This r.ew ami invaluable Medicine is universally pronounced by the multitudes who have used it and tested its healing virtues, to be the most wonderful and admirable remedy in the world frthe cure uf Uroicliit ts, Coiigbs, Su cre Coltls, Crouj, As(hma, Wlsoopiiig Cougb, And all diseases of the Lewes and Windpipe, which, neglected, soon lead to Teal Consumption.

The Balm of Lirt: stands entirely aloof

men ere c

for ca?h.

S. T. returns l is sinctie thinks to the citizens of lids ant! the adjoining counties for the liberal patroivg1 extended to the late fnm, rnd respectfully solicits for him-elf a crntir.innco of the sr.me. lune 2 Ph. IS 12 1-lf.

Forwarding and Ccmiissiea Eusincss. 'PlIK undersigned has just npent-d in the house A nt the foot of .M-arket street, former! v kept by J. Don.ivun, Es... where he wiil attend to tie lleceivinsr and Forwarding ot soods. He will also sell goods on commission, arid trusts thit persons abroad will find it l tlu ir interest to make consignments to him. For his strict and prompt attention to business, ho wiil refer to the following gentlemen: LEWIS L. WATSON. ii i is a

.1. S. it W. J. Wisf 1). S. Doxxer, W'. J. HniAiin, K. N. Ciioiv.

Tiionv & T11 act, J Mappox cc (Jass, J Josfi'ii Pjat'tT, St. U;irio, U!ine.i. J. I. SrocKvvrt-, Evansville, In. Tiros. G. 'J'i tistov, do Jo. E. O. Bnowv. Clinton, do. Just received from New Orleans a general as

sortment of Family Generics and 15. nt Stores.

Vincenncs, Dec. SI, tSl I 30 4rn.

- Vinccrnnes, la

M., of said day, proceed to at pub

lic auction, at VffAJJl '20-

'JFU'jsljm ''ie follow ing describ'-'dproperty, to-wit: All that certain lot orarcel of

9. ,,. f T , c- exchange all kinds ot produce. hon On of mcennes, County of hnos,nd State ( yj twepn Fiflh an(1 gjxlh sUtJ of Indiana and bounded as oHows: Q u. DUSTEKBURG & OI." On the norm east by Maikct Stet, r n the ,,,, . . r . south east by Water stteet, on the south ,r'; A!1 descriptions of 1 urnmg m west bv the building crectcby John 00(5' Iron or Brass executed . e thc Wise and on the north west by the River storlest notice. Wol,ne. nnrnininrr 9.1 foot frrnf nn Wa. ! (t - & -

iin-r nuts, oepi 14, jo i y.

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ter street, and running back, the same width to the river Wabash ing rvft of

lot No. 21, in said deed memionedj for tho purpose of executing tb' trysts and paying the debts and liabilitipamikl in said deed. ,

TERMS OF SALE. Oifealfot the purchase money to be paid ffgwn an the balance in six months, with interest, satsatisfcorily secured. i JOHNSS. joiirvw.'; Vincenncs, Oct. 1, 134'5-iY-fCt. .-

Administrator's Sale. EVTLL ofier for sale on Saturday tfrj 9?h day of October next, 30 shares of the Unpital Stock of the Wabash Insurance Coi iiny, (on which remains paid in $150) belotj?in:j to the estate of Stephen P. Striker, deceased. 4" TERMS. A credit of six months, niSj sad security required. . Sale to tae place between the. ho:rs of

J 12 and 3, at tho door . of the "grocery of I E. Brown. " "" v j ' II. P. BROKAW, Adait. j t. 8, 112. U-3r.

introduced. Philauthroj ists, and all who truly Fympatld?'i with hmjian pu tiering, every where hail its njipcarance with heartfelt joy ; and look upon the Balm of Life as one of those rrnU and vrxommon bletsinsrs which a kind Providence occasionally bestows on man. but which, like arurers visits, are few and far between. XCJr" Circulars, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can

be ha, 'graruit-us. ot all our Agents. For Sale by Dr." JOPII SOMES, V."icenncs, Indiana. July 30, 1813-S-ly , r A NEW TnTXO. SUA V5 U . rR FIELD'S ANODIXE S1IAVIG CREAM will le found like noiV; " -!e ever invented, for those vho prefer a real U xiiry to the barbarous butchery of bail soap. '"-aJ razor, and bad shaving. Many article liavo been lately tried, but none will compare r ith t- is. It produces a luxurious lather on the face abnofit instantaneous, ly, and is a perfume unpurposed. It is confidently asserted that nothing en give the satisfaction nnd comfort to those vv' shave themeeves, or to those who are shaved l y others, that this cream will. For sale by II. E, PECK vV Da. SOMES, ltr,cfi?p. Indiana. August 5, IS 12. 0-6m.

F THE WABASH VLIEV. : rpHET sulTscrifiers have erected a Iart;e Tapef -1- Mill at Lafayette, Ind., and having S aredno cost in obtaining the most aj'proved .Machinery & skill from the East, arc prepared to supply the Entire Wabash Valley with every kind of paper wanted, on the most favorable terms. The Friends o Home Industry and Western Enterprise, are invited to give us a call, and to save heir Ras, which will be received in exchange for Paper or Cash b.1 fair prices. THOMAS & VANDES. Dec. 22, 1811 30 ly.

gJLEJX linen and cotton Pag' wanty ed at ihe Gazette Office.

'in: vi.ci;.m;s g.zi:ti i; is Duklfsljcti clicrn Satuvtn!)

TERMS ?2 00, If paid inadvanet 2 50, If paid during tl.i months ?3 00, If not paid during six months, $ I 25, Jforsix months. Papers discontinued only at the or i. . publisher .vhile arrearages Bredue.

(rf"Axlvertisenients making one s.-- -will be inserted three times for one' .Y t venty-five cents for every subsftjueie longer advertisements in the same p ; Advertisements sent without ore'; : all cases be inserted until forbid, ant' . h cordingly. Five dollars will invariably be tl.ov-. vertisinj ives.

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of the rn !esg " and eition, ' ' n, ' , " ' d ' Sd-