Vincennes Gazette, Volume 12, Number 34, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 January 1843 — Page 3
AN ACT to provide for the reception of, certain Treasury notes in payment of
coaaty revenue, and for other purposes. Sec. 1. Be it enacted ly the General ,'t,st?nb!y of the State cf Indiana, Thet .: o Treasury notes heretofore issued by .l.e Sta'e, bearing an interest of six per out. and those bearing an interest of ore p;;rter cf one per cent., shall be reec. -Lie in payment of all debts due, or to ne due, to any county or cov-' State, whether for taxes or c J'rorided. however, that the -ers sho.'.l, in the rcce -- , ,. treasury notes for .; iu V such an amc -''
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CONDITION OF ILLINOIS. The Springfield correspondent of the St. Louis Republican, writes, under date of the 11 tli inst: Lou. Jour. The secretary of State appeared within the bar of the House, and read to that body a communication from the Governor, urging upon the Legislature the immediate necessity of action in regard to the finance the Slate. He affirmed that, for the want ,!" means, it was with the utmost ditKculhat the necessary supplies could be -ed for the two branches of the Lore, and when they were, it was at v orbilant prices. Wood, which ' could be purchased for one dol-:venty-five cents cash, the Slate
ro nav three dollars and a half
Administrator's Notice ICTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out letters bf Administration from the Clerk's olTice of the Knox Probate Court on the estate cf Royal L. El!i, late of Knox county, deceased. Those having claims against the
estate will present them tor payment. The estate is solvent.
A. T. ELLIS, Adm'r. Jan. V IS 13. 3l-3t.
Ia T of fresh clover seed just leceivtd and for sale bv
J. W." MADDOX. Dec. '0, 161-2 :K)
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money could be1 cnta per pound,
h lar, and other
lion; all aria'ng
nothing but them with. He
with the uimost loueh could be
:3tare on letters
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action miht be
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with n-.ie.t to shov . n snatched his own p A hot Col. H. dead. Gen. etter 6tating that Col. H. upon hi in, to anticipate c atal deed. (Jea. McD. idate for Congress lsucThc Jury of Inquest re- ! death. 'on Tr ntcrif t. y this dily by inhalJphia Ledger eeverl strong has decn tried n Transcript. '. that he could get ble Episcopal cler3 in a fair hand a ) j ! . to take the in gating the re- ; nioruiug. Boston Transcript.
L THE GIBSON CIRCUIT COURT,
March Term, 1843. Robert Stockwell, sen'r. "J ForeWn At. r. ' , f tachmenu Hemps Griggsby. J
T HHE said defendant will take notice
J that on the 28th day of November, A. 1). 1812, upon the affidavit of the said Robert Stockwell, een'r, a writ of foreign
attachment was duly issued by the clerk
of the eaid court; against the goods and
chatties, rights, credits, money sand effects,
lands, tenements, and hereditaments of
lhim. the eaid Dempa Griggsby, which
ssiu writ whs afterwards, to-wit, on the
19th davcf December, 1812, returned to
said office, by Joseph J. Kirknian, sheriff
of said county, he having; by virtue there
of, attached the following real estate, in Gibson county, Indiana, to-wit: Ten acres
of land, part of the north west quarter, o
section one, town two, south of range ten
west; lying adjoinin-r to, and immediately
east of a It) acre tract in said quarter section, heretofore mortgaged by Simeon Lemaslors, to Robert Stockwell, end which said ten acres was conveyed bv Simeon Letnastrs and wife, to Demps Griggsby, as the property of the said Griggsby, at :!" -it of the said Robert Stockwell, sen.;
i ' -d to the sum of fifty dollars, and jss the said defendant appear and ,e fame, the said suit will be i determined in his absence. ! Attest, . "INTGOMERY, Clk. ( 1 1332-31.
! STATE O F I N U 1 A N A , ' Gibson County, to-wit.
. Strickland, Amin-" j -r of the estate uf : pheii Strickland, de-
i.v-u6ed. vs. William I'earson anu Patty his wife, Isaac Strickland, William Taylor and
I l ;?t,j Rebecca his wife, Wil-
nanonaw,siephenfchaw, Jac ' Shaw, James Shaw and closes Shaw, Kljah Strickland. James Combs and Elizabeth his wife, arid Jacob Strickland.
HU above named uelenuanta
Hats! Hats!!
rnjHE Subscribers reepectfully inform the public that they have now on hand, and are manufacturing HATS of every quality, in the latest
New York fashion together with medi
um, low pressures and youth's, of which
the following kinds comprise part, viz:
E!ruli Hats, plain Kit$ia,
neiitria, Otlcr, Musk, Concv, ntiii-Bcavcr9 and Mole Shin Silk,
Which they bffet for sale at the lowest
cash prices; Also, oLA U 1 lh.n JlAIx-
TIX, MUSK, )' SBSlLti l T C..
J. W. EMEU! &, Uo. Vincennes, Market St. between 2d 3d. Jan. 1842 3l-lv.
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PETERS' PILLS.
Speaker
s yc
-Tal e
Petition to have a Commission
er appointed to
make a Deed.
r HiiE above named uelenuanta heirs
R at law of Stephen Strickland, de
ceased, will take notice, that I shall make
application to the next Probate Court, to
be holden in ami for the county aforesaiJ,
on the second Monday of btbruarv next
at the Court house in the town af Prince
ton, to have a Commissioner appointed
to convey to Benjamin llayhurta the tol
lowing described tracts of land to-wit: the
west half of the south-east quarter of sec
lion thirty-four; also the east half of the north-east quarter of section thirty-four; also, the north-east quarter of section thirty-four, all in township No. two, south of ranire No. ten west, and in the said
county of Gibson, and slate of Indiana; in accordance with a bond given by the said Stephen Strickland, in his lifetime to
Cornelius Clark. When ana where you
ma; attend and shew cause, il any you ! said commissioner should not be
-d. ICS STRICKLAND, Adm'r. , v 1N4 332-3t.
, ... . n fa any ol ain all the iufor-
ir parents and her relasjn to object to their
llov written don, it ipany wit , lukiMitiit .:.at be v mony, bu lie looked pcrienco, You r the lady, the has miration nd refit kct tint J:gct com,., ire to exaav able, and no' occasion, V " mationyo cau respec and if vou have no
beine vour relations rhd companions, you must inouire who and what are her friendi, for you must not expect her to sacrifice all her o!d connexion, when she becomes yur wife and if you find them agreeable people and not likely to be burdensome or intrusire, and are satisfied w ith the prospect, vou maythen order your wedding clothes -nd fix the day for the marriage. When the bride i Orcssed suitable for the occasion, the friends at church, a;. -Veriest ready to begin, you should get on your hor anJkjide away from the place as faet'and as far aa your li'otse can carry you. Large Telescope. Professer Mitchel of Cincinnati College, has been to England and France to procure a large telescope, for that city. He has succeeded in negotiating for one a; Munich, for ,sl i, 000, and has returned to raise the adequate um to pay for it. The sum, it is thought, v ill be raised. The telescope has an aprture of 1 1 inches in diameter, 5 feet in ength, and a magnifying power of 1200. Phis will be the largest in the United tstes. I estef rn the wisdom and calmness of nind thra: always can reserve the bfstfor be e:id.
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3. ;er's
year s crop, . to be a
;ic article,
MADDOX. 34-tf.
! riCUIT COURT, ? ebruary Term, 1813C Ehjaa liell, Pl'tT, Wm. I?!' Laing. domestic Attachment, worth. Deft. J NOTICE is hereby given that on the affidavit of Elijah Bell, filed in the office cf the Clerk cf the Pike county Circuit Court, on the 10t!i day of January, IS 13, a writ of Domestic Attachment was issued by said Clerk, against the lands and tenements of William R. Laingworth, which said writ was by saidSheriff returned on the 1 2th day of January, 1843, levied on lots No. 133 and I of "lot No. 140, in the town of Peteisburgh, as the property of said Laingworth, all of which was appraised to S' 1,000. Now the said William R. Laingworth is hereby notified that he be and appear before the Judges of our Pike county Circuit Court on the 2nd day of their next term, to be held at the court house in the town of Petersburg!!, in said county on the 4th Monday in Feb next, and defend said writ, or the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness, John Mclntire, Clerk of our said Court at Petersburgh, the 12th day of
January, A. D. 1S13.
JOHN MclNTIRE, Cl'k. Jan. 27. IS 13. 34- iw.
BNEYMEH COOPERS. L HE undersigned will give employ nient lo one or two rood journey
men Coopers if application bo made soon.
GEO uGE HEISSNElt. Dec. 30, 1810 30-tf. CASH FOR PORK. TiplIE subscriber will pay Cash for 25
- 00 good corn fed Hogs, 2,000 Pork
Barrels and 500 Lard Kegs, delivered to
him in Vincennes, between the 12th of
January and the l.rthof February next. He may be found at Clark's Hotel, or in
formation may be obtained by applying to
J. Donovan. JAMES BROOKS. Dee. 31, 142. 30 tf.
Hill in Chancery.
STATE OF INDIANA, Knos County,
KNOX CIRCUIT COURT, 7 Marcii Term, 1843. 5
w UQt,
vs.
James Yeungman,
John Voungman.
Vchillis Robb and Pol
ly Robb, John MciNealcSallv McXeal.
THE said John Youngraan, Achillis Robb, Polly Robb, John McNea!
and Sally McNeil are hereby notified that
on the 11th day of January, in the year
1841, the above named Complainant hlea
his bill of complaint in said Knox Circuit Court against them and James Youngman, that the same is still pending therein, and that un!tss they, appear and plead.
answer or demur, to said bill, on or before the calling of the cause at the next Term of said Court, the same will be taken as confessed and true against them, and a decree entered accordingly. Attest, Wm. R. McCORD, Cl'k. Vincennes, Jan. 13th, 1813 32-ot.
Slier i!T' Sale. virtue of a Decree and a writ of
Venditioni Exponas, to me directed
from the Clerk's office of the Knox Cir
cuit Court, 1 will expose to public sale, at
the eourt house door m V incennes, on
Saturday the 21st of January between the
hours prescribed by law, the rents, issues and profits, for the term of seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit: Lots No. 4 and 5 of fractional section N. 30, in township 3, north range 8 west, containing seventy-eight acres and 11-100; and in case of failure to realize the full imount of debt, interest and costs now due on said writ, I will, at the same lime and
place, proceed to expose the fee simple of
the above described real estate, sold to
satisfy said decree, in favor of George
Wiles. Administrator on the estate of
Eliiah Purcell. deceased, and against
Frederick Stipes. AB'M SMITH, S. K. C. Dec. 30, 1842. 30-tl. (IVs fee $2 50.) REMOVAL. ffPHl subscriber has removed his Gro
rfirv Pfltnhlihm(nt trnm the old Stand
to the corner recently occupid by I. N. WUiitlesey, next door to the Drug Store of Joseph Somes, whore he will be haptiy to see his friends and all who may give him a call. E. BROWN. N. B. Groceries for sale low for cash Mav 27, 1842 51-tf. E. B.
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ESTABLISHMENT.
HE undeisigned, would most ref
spectfully inform the citizens o
Vincennes and vicinity, that he has com
menced the above business in the second story of the house formerly occupied by John Wise as a Saddler's Shop, on Water street, where ho would be pleased to receive order from his friends and former patrons. Any thing which he can use in his family, in tho way of produce will be r rvecr, in exchange lor wor oi any uinu; FRANCIS SOUDRIET. Dec. 0. 1S42 27-fm.
fits such an ihy say to get u-tll with them-) LL mankind throughout their wide and JtSL extensive circulation, that ever try them
still continue to buy them. I'eters' i in
nurflv ncrtlil thev wofk no miracles, nor uo
they profess to cure all dUeas, became they nr thu siMPrilifir rnmriound of a rv5lr phyel-
;.. ...u i,; ..r-.f,,.,,!! tli( studv of
nan, v, ll'j uas iiiauc 11,3 ivn.ociwn - -
1 ,,t H ts oi-
1119 kkiv. Is I t - cicia o a j-, ' t. u l. . lege, also of the Massachusetts Medical CoUte, and has some reputation among the family of the late Geo. Bates.
Peters' Tills are simple in their preparation,
mild in their ection, thorough in their operation, and unrivalled in the results. The town and country arc alike filled with their praise.
The pHiace and poor house alike echo wnn ineir
virtues in nil climates thev will retain their
wonderful powers, and exert them unaltered by age or oituation, and this the voice of a grateful community proclaims, Peters' Pills prevents,
keeps oil' disease when timely used, and have no
rival in curing billious fevers, levers anU ague, dyspepsia, liver complaints, sick headach. jaun. dice, asthma, dropsey. rheumatism, enlargement of the spleen, piles, colic, female obstructions, heartburn, furred tongue, nausea distention o the 6tomach and bowels, incipient diarrhoea flatu lence, habitual costiveness, loss of appetite,
bloched or sallow complexion, and in ail cases of toipor of the bowels where a cathartic o aperient is indicated, producing neither nausea, griping nor debility, and we repeat all who try them, still continue to buy them. The most triumphant success, has ever attended their use, and enough is now known of this unrivalled pill, to immortalize and hand it down to posterity with the improvements of the age. Dr. Peters was bred to the healing art, and in order to supply demands he has originated and
called to his aid the only steam driven machin.f
ry in the world for pill making; 'tis perfect, anff
its process imparts to the pill essential virtuee far by being perfectly wrought, all the pills hid
den virtue is revealed when called into action,
and here also again it is Peters excels all the world and takes all the premiums, medals, and
diplomas 6o clear the track for tke Engine, Peters Pills are cominsr. a million of witnesses
can now be heard for them d va hear that
not a few can testify they believe they owe their
salvation from disease and death to Peters- Pills,
and if calomel and knives ate not getting into Dernetual disuse, we are only mistaken. Certi-
ficates, this paper could he filled with them by
Indianians look here! it is now well known that the people will have Peters Pills, and to hinder
would be to stop the rushing wind. 1 rice -25
or .0 eents per box.
Their happy influence on young ladies while suffering under the usual chances of lite. n di-
rz rected bv the laws of nature, they impart a Luoy
aney of heart, feeling and action, an elastic and
vigorous step, velvet cheek, lily and carnation complexion by their action on the chyle, &c, and ladies in delicate situations always admit their
BALDNESS 8c DANDRUFF.
WW'PHAl is there that adds more to the i.e.
&TJ eonal appearance and comfort of mas kind, than a good head of hair 1 Iu youth it ir indispensable with 'good looks,' and in age it is cetainly necessary for comlort; and it is 6urely as proper to supply the loss cf any of IN'ature's gifts as those that fashion and custom have forced pu on us. Put will you for lost hair, substitute a wig? ?Jo! Wearing a wig impairs the health breeds humors, and produces numberless evils all ot which can be avoided by the use of -Old-ridge's Palm of Columbia, from 71, Maiden Lane, which fully restores the hair, whether it is lo6t by sickness or by age. Never buy without the name of Comstock Sc Co. on tho wrapper all others are counterfeit. For sale by 11 E. PECK & Dr. SOMES. Vincennes. Luliuva. August 5. 184. lJ.f.m. A NtVV THIXO. S 81 A V I X i . DK FIELD'S A.XODINESHAVKi CREAM ill be found like nothing else ever invented, fi.r those who prefer a real luxury to the barbarous butchery of bad soap, bad razor, and bad shaving. Many articles have been lately tried, but none will compare with this. It produces a luxurious lather on the face almost instantaneously, and is a perfume unsurpassed. It is confidently asserted that nothing can give tho otisfaction and comfort to those who shave themseve. or to those who are shaved by others, that ih;n cream will. For sale bv IJ." E. PECK & Dh. SOMES. Vincemies, Indiana August 5, 1842. 9-6m. ""HOBS" WANTED.
iJ!-. rvrHT7 ...t :i ......
h iiiii puuscriijers win
pay CASH for 2000
gr.good Mast-fed Hogs, deiiv-
" Oil Manufactory, in Vin
cennee, between the 8;h of January, and the 1st of April. From .$1,00 to "1,25 per hundred will be given gross, on foot, for the above number of Hogs. CROSBY cc ABDILI,, Jan. S, 16 13 :)2-tf.
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IS. A: F. TIIO.ttA, ATTORNEYS AND COCNCELLOItS AT LAW, Vincennes. Indiana.
ENJAMIN M. THOMAS, nnd his brother FHEDERICK A. THOM
AS having associated themselves in the practice of law, under the above firm, will Attend r" their profession jointly in the states o' Indiana nnd Illinois. December 7ih, 1812 2S :?m
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. fMll' undersigned, having associated themselves together in tho above business, are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Fashions for the present season, and are prepared to execute all work entrusted to them, in the very latest and most approved style, and in the most workman like manner. Our friends and the public are invited to call nnd see befor." making engagements elsewhere, as we are fully determined that no man in the chape of a Tailor shall work at a less price than we do for prompt payment. Shop on Market street, one door from Clark's Hotel. S. R. DUNN. L. L. WATSON. Nov. 24, 1852. 25-m3. CHElrApRiNG HMIE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has commenced
the above business, in the room formerly
occupied bv Dunn and himself, on Maiket
street, where he hopes to receive the calls of his friends, particularly those who want
work done, a9 he intends to work cheap
er. and fdo work better, than anv Tailor
west of the mountains. U. H. CORN WELL. Dec. 0, 1842 27-Gm. HENRY FAUNTLEROY, Attornev and Counsellor at Law.
TTR'lLL piactice in the Circuit Courts of Knox and the neighboring coun
ties of this State and of Illinois, and will
give prompt attention to the collection of
claims, and all other business confided to
dm in his profession. Office in Wise's Block on Water street,
opposite Clark's Hotel.
Vincennes, Dee. 20, 1842. 2V-6m
power a
tims, an
nd innocence, anu iase mem or v ai a
,U witnoutinine Piikjmexi uesrree mcur-
Administrator's Notice. .
TJOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken letters o.r administration on the estateof Andrew Wilkins,
ate of Knox county and State of Indiana,
deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same are notified to present thf m, duly authenticated, for payment. The said estate is supposed to be insolvent.
J. 1 . BOVD, Adm'r. Dec. 30, 1842, 30-3-.
rini the hazard of abortion, which facts are of
the utmost importance. 'Tis fun to get well wiih
Peters' Pills, for they cause the blood to couise as limpid and gentle through the veins, as a mountain rivulet. 3 or 4 is a common dose; hence the
patient is not compelled to make a meal of them For sale a few bushels by Dr. PECK, Dr. SOMES, . Vincennes. THORN 4- TKACV. 3
Also by some authoiized agents in most towns in
Indiana and Illinois, and the V. States, and by J. T. KING, general agent, Terre-IIaute April 22. 1812 4f.-ly. Hoc lor Tavlor's BALSAM CF LIVERWORT. QKEPARED at 375 Bowery, in the city o
New York, where the article first originated,
and is the Only Genuine. All otheis bearing similai names are counterfeit and impositions. C E 11 T ll'ICAT i: S . Being predisposed to consumption, both from peculiar formation and hereditaiy transmission, I tried every means to check the disease, and
strengthen a naturally weak constitution. I spent
two years at Pisa, one at home, two in Florence, and another in the south ot France, seeking,
meantime, the advice of the best physicians. Two
years Bine I returned to this country, in about
the situation as when I left it. I had seen in the reading-rooms in Europe, much in favor of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, and as soon as I arrived in this city, I used it, and in three months I was so well, as to safely pass the winter here. I have used an occasional bottle now and during the time, but am now in as good health as is pos
sible. My cough has wholly ceased, and my lungs have every feeling of health.
JAMES HILL. Western Hotel, Courtland st N. Y.
Remarkable cube of Co.isumptiox. Ihave been an invalid for three yeais, and have suffered every torture from confirmed consumption. But Dr. Taylor has wholly cured me. The laige quantities of matter I used to raise has subsided, my cough has ceased, and I am fleshy again, my health being wholly restored by using three bottle of his celebrated Balsam. M. E. WINDLEY, No. 139, Maiden Lane.
For sale by
August 5, 1842.
Dr. SOMES, Vincennes, Indiana. 9-6m
J! HJrW f W payment of debts, taes ot the cheapest Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. in the countrv. BURTCII & CO. Dec. 21th 1842. 29-6 Ii!es3 Files, Piles. paw HE PILES, the price $1, is refunded to any J5L person who will use a bottle of Hay 's Liniment for the Piles and return the empty bottle without being cured. These are the positive o. ders of the proprietor to the agents ; and out of many hundreds sold in a few weeltsnot one has been unsuccessful. For sale by H. E. PECX A Dr. SOMES. Vmcenr.es, la. y 6tucu5, 1S42 9-Cm.
BLANKS FOiTAlX THIS OFFICE
RO! YE LAME AND HALT, Who will you bZaisse, il" you Walk is ol i TWENTY-ONE HUNDREDS! have been healed of all lameness, though for years cripples, shrivelled and withered tho body drawn nearly double, and the patients bed rid. All the sulTeiing incident to Rheumatism and its attendant ruin. Gout, Ac. have been dissipated, and aremw warranted cured no matter how bad the case, or how long it has Mood, by Hewe'jerve and Bane Liniment, and Indian Vegetable Elixir. This we assert without the fear or possibility of being contradicted. Wiil you try then these remedies, or will you f-uifor and die T We leave thinkers tn answer for themselves--As to the proof, a mass too ivei whelming has come to our notice, and may be seen nhere tho articles are for sale. For sale by Dit. SOMES, Vina i) tirs, Indiana. -Jojru 5 isii. FARMERS JLOOK HERE!' IT IS A POSITIVE FACT nnHAT the undersigned has located himself in Vincennes and has taken part of the shop formerly occupied by Decker ol Henderson and where he intends to carry on the Chair Making business in its various branches. Those wishing to buy would do well to c:i and see his work lefore purchasing elsewhere. Country produce taken in exchange for chairs; Benton mint drops not be refused. SHOP ON MARKET STREET can't help but find it, if you only try. J. W. (JRAMPTON. Vincennes. August 19, 1812 11-lv.
FOR CASH. A LOT of Flour and Whiskey for I!iinois money rnd Indians Script. BUUTCII & CO.' Dec. 24ih 1812. 2!-0w.
Ad tn in isim tor's Notice. JOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has takt-n out letters of administration on the estate f Abraham Hooper, late of Knox county la., deceased. All persons indebted to paid estate are requested :o make immediate payment; and those having claims against tho estate will present them legallv authenti
cated for settlement.
WILLIAM B. WILLIS, Administrator de bonis nun. Dec. 17, 29-:it.
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
IIK subscribers have just received at their old stqnd a large and general
assortment ol rail and Winter Goodj suitable for this and the approaching seasons, purchased in New York and Phil
adelphia at very reduced priceb lor cash, and will be offered at a small advanc e to uit the hard times. Persons wishing to pur
chase will find it lo their interest lo cad and examine for themselves before purchasing.
Cash, Wheat, Flaxen!. Beeswax, Feathers, And such other articles will suit, wiS
be taken in exchange.
JNO., SAM L k W. J. WISE, Dec. 2, 1812. S;. t:.
aNFORMS all lovers of the Fine Arts, that ha has taken a room opposite the Post GiTie, where he would be pleased to execute ordor in hi profession for any who m-y disposed to fa "or him with a call. Auast 25, 1842. 12-tr".
153
Juf Received,
cf 'vonee, for saV cHmd.