Vincennes Gazette, Volume 14, Number 7, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 July 1844 — Page 3

;--r week. l,jst week tlia amount received reached upward. of 3000 guineas! and in all probability a will go orwncreasVi o regrc; t ... -uteihat The-.. Campbell. l;i,ti.lr':t'":ed td at Hon :03:1c on the 1 oth i.Ii. t"':11''- i" Rusvia, after a week's stay m J. tuok of the royal tarcl 0:1 SunJjy. the bb hi'. mid arr:,i!u ;;- iwitun.l?:i en Tuesday, f ,t route LiS iKV,! dorr.it,ioi.. He v. as gazed at, Seted, and tieated tu all the sight-seeing which th weeith of the arhToeracy ee.u t..t power el i!m crown had at thei'r exposal. A review was fj.it up for hid Special an--,,,, j,. Windsor parCi As eS;rus i""ubrs it must h.:ve been a -sorry sight a? compare! with those w hieh Car enjoys at home. Tiia imperial :-;:or d.p:aycd himself a g,. d deal in i-mie, and generahy speaker satU-fae-toria.iy. I i i s 1 r:ce;-.'i n whf.t it . 'Jjii; !'. have If-on courteous but withut i ; r .i ; t ,.; enthusiasm. 1 ie dis:rnr.u--d his money and tr?j?r.U :ss cv' T vid; a prodigal hnj; J ds-aldontulon, 300, la- treasurer for the halt in behalf Df t;u !-.!ih refa? s whieh t'-y ft them'e''xa !; ; - to refuse. Ilis 6a::.;r;j.; nu-;-Jy, it js ficp.-vuly so. id. is 4 a.ated ' 'ek-r :hc.;i !e deserts - i . . -b.., . ..! .!-., t-I Uni ir.ij'iiu, judjjin uf bv public and private conduct dumg ins week's stay in England, is eut:::e i to theaa-ne liberal discount on accumulative crime. Mr. Hood, the cn mi,; writer, has been laboring nder s-ve mid dangerous ill-:.as-s. e icj-ue-j to learn that ha is coiialescent. l'0iv.3 Pnilnppe, :!i Kingof the French, l.aa hi; pocket picked of his watch, daring a visit to the exhibition cf the Works of Art, v.: Paris the other dav.

iat the Emperor of

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a-,i. da ring i.:s weeks visit :o Lug's I, :. 'tnbutod x2:,CQ J in acts tf liberIn !. 'i;, Sishre a:.. I Vo: k;ditro the cot3'v: u or;! ta trab-s t-vn rie!:? the

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i t'ae M' I i -ai?:--r I'lenino- ;: ;rv ! tho Liu . d States i the t 'ourt . :ho Ihiii cries, has arrived in Pari?. A c;i smic raih; ay iliruiili ilu -in, :r,;.:i i t lua i..ier of ;ho Whit" Sea. a .h trance of 10 nhles, i in con-ie'.-i:i!:i-n.

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i'a irea'-Oiiabic treaty of annexation ; ep evs rv tains' "beioro i.. in fa- city of New Or!eflit!, the ! v.r was t barn up ecry vestige

hia ry, .and tc-ava ::;e ground tresii e'enr for ihal ir.:eic-c-;infr lattt called

co Pooos abandon

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It was the;r cry cv ralii.! under

P , .:. :nd I'i::X AS! .ar.'l:;oa: tiie h 'hi,"

Tex,i banner, and under it they haie t wrsi wofuliy beaten. In spite of the fraud and violence they practised at the polls, in .-ni:e of i'h ' hundreds of goo 1 hig voters who have been disfranchised, we have routed L v-ofoa.is;n and 7'e.r.-;.'. We have deuL'-tr.-.ted tiiat NEW OULKANS IS A Will i C! I""! . en.i we now pledge m luii i' iiiNi)U':i) MAJOiarv for Ila'aav Ci.av in November next! Do s any body doubt this? We ask hi;.i to I -m!; a, the farts. Here in July, when we havo not less than 5'iH't votes ah?etii from tiietaty, almo-l without crganization, f;t a ti.ne when few of our friends deemed it pos-iV.e for u-3 even to make a decent light, we have gone into battle, and come out crowned with the laurels of victory! We have revolutionized the city; and but far the outrages committed by the Locofocj judges in closing the polls in some of our strongest wards, we should have elected our whole ticket by from :Vi() to i!0 majority! As it is we have achieved wonders. With tbe b3lf.1t boxes closed on us in our strong places, and fighting the enemy hand ti hnd in hir? own quarter?, we have elected SlaVilX OF THE TEN M EM BE MS OF THE LEGISLATURE, end sir of the eleven delegates to the Convention! We have canied a .MAJORITY of POTII TICKETS, and demonstrated our ability tocarrv the whole city by n triumphant rmjori- ' ty! Tolk. Dallas and T-xas are defunct! The biz gun has made a dash in the pan.

and hcneelorlh we siian hear no more ot it. This work was performed on Monday, and so far as the vote of Louisiana is concerned, it is a 'fixed fact' it goes for Henry Clay by thousand-. Judging from the result in this city, we have very little doubt that we have secured a majority in the Legislature, and two :.:;r:BKRs ofCono:;ks3. The majority for .Mr. Tbibod.iux (Whig) in this city, is from 'd'20 to 250. and Ids election is certain by a large vote. thn Fourth district, our information

leaves no cause to doubt the election cf Judge IJoRDEDON, by a handsome and decided majority. Thus, the Whigs of Louisiana send cteetings to their brother Wlrgs. and bid them go and do likewise. THE RESULT. From all the information we can gather, we are satiated that the Whigs have elected the following named gentlemen to the State Convention: Christian Rosalias Adolphe Mazureau, Charles M. Conrad, J. P. Benjamin, W. C. C. Clairbome, J. Culbsrtson.

For the Legislature, we have elected: Manual (.ruzat, Arrnand Pilie, Jules Lav"S'ie. A. I). Crossman, D. F. Purihe, i ergus C.'ardere, Louis Douvignaud. I or the Convention, the Locofocs have ejected Jno. R. Crymes, H. B. Cenas. eorge Eustis, Pernard Marigny, and I ierre Soule. Fur the legislature they elected: C. F. Dauuoy, B. (J. Fouteueau, and V. Gayarre. It wili be seen, therefore, ihat thaWhigs l:avo carried a majority of bt,th tickets t.'iirlccn of the twenty -one persons wha were to be ejected. Mr. Rosdtus, tbe Whig who has obtained the dargest vote. Ins a niajoritv over the lowest Locofoeo of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY. NINTd Our average majority is some what more than one hundred votes! All hftil to the staunch snd fearless Wlii-- city of New Orleens! W e iuipe the news cent liti-d in tlie following paragraph mav prove correct. OF 11 CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. Our friends abroad will remember that in the parish of Orleans the polls ate open only one day in another portion of the State, the balloting is continued during three days. Consequently, we can give no report of the result in any Con gressior.al district until that time has expired. We can, nevertheless, tonddd.tiy avu:e our Whi?j brethren that th election of Mr. Ii. G. Thibodaux. in tb.c 2d district, by from 5"0 to I, CO.) majority i? beyond ad controversey. In the fourth district, Judge Pordrlo will triumph by n decided vnte. The first atid third districts go for the Loeofoeos by default. No doubt need be entertained that we shall gain tivo members of Congress we speak by the card. communicated. Ohitiiui'v. It is p. sad and painful task to record the death of a depaited friend. Put a feel

ing of duty prompts us to the act, as a token of our regard and esteem for the departed. And the tusk becomes more painful when we know the individual was taken from us as it were" in good health and in the dower of youth. Thus have we to record the death of Elizabeth, daughter of E. Z. and Mmerine, Ryan aged years four months and ten days, who, w hile playing with a com-m-n wood screw about an inch and e half long, let it oass into the 'J'rachea or Windpipe, hieh'produced suff oca'ion. Medical aid was obtamed but to no purpose; she died in ehont fiftoen nsinutes, on Monday, July PHb, 1-41.

Although young, her powers of intellect v ere developed to a surprising degree; she was indeed the pride and admiration of all who knew her, snd while her affectionate and bereaved parents and friends mourn her loss, thev have one thing to console them, for although a serious loss to them, it is her infinite and eternal gain. Time : - - - 7 A Christian ibiwer scarcely Mown, It c I;.rniin2 buauties scarcely known,I st ered from its earthly stem, To deck an Angel's diadem. J. Z. K.

Liscotbco Elcctorial Ticlcet.

1st

2.J :U tih 5th 6:h ?th Sth 51th 10t!i "

Atint ' Select ioiY.'

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lo r Representative, DANIEL G. MeCLURE. For Clerk. WM. P. McCORD. For Sheriff, ISAAC MASS. For Treasurer, JAMES JOHNSON. For . Jssociate Judges, CHARLES POLK E, THOMAS PISHOP. For C'Vimissioner, SAMUEL E.MISON, For Coroner, WILLJLVM BRUCE. I . ii 1: n t: n t Candidates. For Representative. John S. Beneliel. For Clerk, John Purcell Martin Robinson. Washington Liilie. For Slier if'. Seneca Almy. Tiiornas Y . W illiams . John Emison. Jacob Harper. John Barekman. For 'Frea&urfr, John S. Sawyer. For Associate Judge, Henry Wyant, Frederick J. Myers. For Gun ?nis& ioncr, James P. Badollet. For Prosecuting .Rlorney, Frederick A. Thomas. For Coroner, M. L. Edson. For Justice of the Peace. B. M. Thomas, Elijah Thorn.

Loco Foco I'rrciS. tSub-Treasiiry. A SiaiKiinq; Army of 200,000 men. An unlimited exercise of the Veto Power. Free Trade, Direct Taxation, A metallic currency, to the exclusion of all banking institutions, A destruction of confidence between man and man.

SENATORIAL ELKCTOa. GRAHAM N. FITCH, of Cass county. J. G. RKED, of Clark. District Electors. Dist. Win. A. DowSes, of Orar.s. Elijah Newland, of VVashiii'toa. " J. V. Johnson, of Franklin. " s. E. Ferkins, of Wayne. V. VV. W ick, of .Marion. I'aiis C. Dunning, of Monroe. Austin M. l'uett, of Parke. Henery W. Els-.vorth, cf Tippecanoe.

tiarles W. Cathcart, of Lapjrte. Lucian P. Ferry of AlUn.

ShcriiPs feSe.""

virtue of a decree and an execution, to roe 5 itiiected from the Clerk's oiHce of the Knox Circuit court, I will expose to public sale at the court house door in Vin-ennes, on Saturday llio !0th day of August next, between the hours prescribed t-y law, the rents and profits for the term 4 rfeven years, of the following Real Eestate to wit; survey 20, 21, and 22 in T. 2, R. j containing 250 acres be the same more or leas aiso, a part of donation lot IV o. 41, it being the 8. E. part of said lot T. 3 R. 'J containing t35o acres, be the same more or less also, survey 12 in T. 3 It. II containing 90 66-100 acres. There ii a good Dwelling House ruth other improvement on the above desciibed lenl estate, !evieJ on as the property of Andrew Gardner also, I town lot in Viiueunes, No. ICt) it Icing the lot v.hne Mart:n Rabins. n now lives, uitli a troo J 1', celling

i:o:c laereou, ana las u:a:iw..eu n.ii u :oi .o. ;

a4, it btiir ll.o same lot wherein the post oice is iiow kept. The two last mentioned lots will be sold subject to a mortgage also, town lots IVo. 321 arid 197 also commons land, division AXos. 52, 77, and half of is also, commons land 20 acre in dividon B, Nos. 20 and 25 also, 31 11-100 acres of cf land in the 1 .ower Prairie, of survey So. 15, T. 3 R. 10, levied on as the property of Martin Robinson, and ia case of failure to r. alize the full amount of debt, interest, and cofts. now due on said writs, I will at the same t i iu-3 and place proceed to expose the fee simple of the above described real estate to be sold to satisfy said writ in favor of Thos, Uishop.Wm. Scott, (ieo. Davis, Morgan Jones, Piere Urouillet, Win, Garvin. Janus Gaivin, Thos. J. Carsun, Samuel Getty, Francis 15. Tillay, James P. Drake, A liner T. Ellis, Robert Patteison, Abner T. Ellis, for the ue of Greg 5 A: Elliot, Lake Kendle, Thos. Elmes, Ohver Prooks, James M. Cropman, Horace Cole, Abner T. Ellis for the use of Lee A: Knmaug, Abner T. Ellis for the use of TifFney & Duval!, Elii-ha Wilcox, John Welch, Jr., Wm. Fellows, Cornelias Fellows, Isabella Weaver, Adai'x of Michael Murphy, Ferdinand Evans, Lloyd D. Addison, James M. Clendenen, Wm, E. Greham, Andrew Low, John C. Baldwin, Mohzj Lilley, Henry li. Colburn James Atwood John M. Atwood, John P. White, Jas, Henry, Thomas A Wd!s and Robert Hmlin, and and against, Geo. Cruikshank, Martin Robinson, and Andrew Gardner. ABM. SMITH, S. K. C. July 17th, 1814. 7. tw. ST A T F. O F I V I A SA, ? &.? Knox count', S j WILLIAM R. McCOKD Clerk of the Knox r'ir.Miit C.mrt .1., liprntiv rriil'v thl lh.- nf.

tices of Representative to the State Legislature, two Associate Judges. Clerk of th Circuit court, Sheriff, Coroner, County Trea.-urer, County Commissioner of first dh-trict of said county of Knox, and Prosecuting Attorney for the 7th Judicial Circuit cf said State of Indiana, art" to be filled by election on the first Monday of August next. . Gh-en undtr my Land thi die loth any cf July, A. D. 1844. WILLIAM R. McCORD, Clerk. I the undersigned do hereby certify thut the, above is a true copy of the original, Julv lGih 1S4L ABM. SMITH, S. K. C. Julv 17th, 1844. 7-3w. "TAILORS A Yl KlZZIbX. E? 2:0 Si A w cou.wi:l2, I f AVE removed their establishment up stairs A 0vcr the shop formerly occupied by ih ra, where they wiil be able to accommodate their customers in every Form, Fashion, Fauci; a n I Fixture J ii'jiaiLlii.aif'jcSo AND although they have Uken this jicrc-ptible rise in the world, thev wiil infirm th public that they don t chooso to be coni iered ABOVE their burincs?; and that though their pusiti'm be considerably cl' rated, their prices are much REDUCED. j- THEY are now in receipt of the latast New York and Philadelphia ; y J $ ;v $ ;

AND are prepared to do work in the cheapest nd best manner, and will take in return for Tailoring, All kinds of Country Produce. Vinccnnes, July 11th, 1S41. 7-tf.

Jissl ISfCt'ivtMi,

.'VO T I S f, LL persons i.-debteJ to the Estata of 1,1 TTLEfON TIM. MS, deceased, by note or plhorv. he save cost by calling on W.n. N. WAKia.'P.;. it 11. D. Wheeler's, and settling the aaaic uithe.) ten days from this date. JOHN H. HARRISON, AJm'r. Ja'v lltb, 1844 G ot.

Ni) f 1: t-ale at the store3 of MesM. (Jald.vcil, Haves jjjek. and Heberd & Scott, th com

plete Stt-i.o.'iMpic Report of the Trial of Rcc. Roni'iin We'uizfrppJn

! Cudiolie 1 riest, at Princeton.

,vr- i,',fj 3? 1-2 cts. per Copy or $3 p::r dozen.

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"llfti;? out your Banner viicn ihe outward n-als. I'i-c cry is still they

come.

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fin

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Ckrttpcr than ?ur: for Cl $ V 'l O It 55 A II T :i .

I rp ill 1 s;;vscriber has just r -i.eiva

' opened sic vtf'irc ne .v j.,, :;.; i-.f

In the room adioining Messrs. Heb"rdtC

Scott, embracing a variety of Sa & -.nwy Dry 4,'KSs, A general assortment of ILirtlizarc, JJoots cud Shoes. Leghorn 4 Pcimkaf Hats, Ccps, Jionucts, Ab,c., ALSO A vane; v of .AILS, VIXDOW GLASS. And al! oiher articles usually selected for this m.ke:. .All of which ho is determined to sell as low as any establishment in Yineennes, and he pledges himself not to be undersold by any one. He would respeclf illy solicit all those in want of any of tho above articles, to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as 'tis 1:0 trouble to show bis goods. On hand a small lot of FLORENCE BRAID BONNETS,

I DO RAN, E H AS re opened hhWOX STORE, on " Water strrel, and has ua hand a fall assortment of the beat b.at.U Jutiijtta

B'oom Iron, v.-hied; he will sdl low for c.i-ili, or give in c .c-h-enge La- PioJuce. lie ku3ps u'ioo, a! tiie same stand. gt:iiral as.xor.m-iu t of Dry G ': Is an J Gracrics Boots, Shots Hals, co,, -:.r. lb:

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3;i Bills Rourbot! and Ucc'.i.

Whi- .a-y, 100 lib!?. Kcna- i a which 1;,.- will sod bt-. L r cash. June.';.--!.. if I :i -J t rO.'S.'v,i.O'.'. I t'MiE stibsci tU rs have !h . da v i'-o menced the election of a !tlli

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F'ty'V opened, bv Wm. 13. . a eh. 0,1 --"tret, !?! Icor to .1 . Peeu s

loau.l a iaigi stutk ut

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nmng i.ioist.-ii a!.;oit '-.t!i!i-I

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Some of supe'ior quality, whiidi w;

sold at a small advance on manuiaeturers'

price;

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In exchange for guods, fl'Ueui, Foithers, Jiccswax, Gi-iscng. Flax and Tow Linens, and

Count iy Produce generally.

B. WETZELI

May "dl. IS 11.

I'jriisvrs AHt'i2lisi !

HENRY . WISE, Suldle end I lumens Aloker, hereby gives notice, that hereafter he intends constantly to keep at ill3 store of his brothers in Yineennes. as well as

at bis resident:

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tien by tho Jlrs:

they mnt.u to Pall, uye, aiu

manufactuMi es u ell i-nd -s cb - can be dvt;o any where in the we i'hey widi to call l!:e attonti n f th iio (..arta-uhrlv tic1 fanners) th;:-,

to th-1 te-ef.;:: of this e:a: tbo i:t;v :.ai e tht-:r iv..;,;

s;;-'h a ; , :at it oi."

Tlit- ennd '!-'.-irs V't'os ii.ili..;::!i" in if had loiig e?;te.rienee in the 11-

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the- above business, feel eonildf

will be able to srtisJV the m

expectations of any

favor them with a call. Pn. kinds taken in cxcluma for at tlio cah :-rice.

w ho may c ;.. t-;

UADDOX HAY, d tin- m-rca! '.sic i a-:

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DAVID MAX. K. Z. RYAN. Ln-.vrencuville, 11 a

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wars mmmirn . ' ii'-iV-3? '-'y y re---.,.. s.

I OWER than ever j-olJ in this nniki't. either -J wholesale ...r retail. Ail kinds ,. lohbirm

rem..

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f'f'i: sub

:.d at

dune at tue liHortest notice,

firics. Shop opposite A. W. 'i'm ' Street. ... ... ....

v iticcnnes, .u.iv -tie., i i. t-i

very reCaceo

"s stor.', Wati gll. ABDILb.

1 i:.-cr j are ;.-ov m! tjoiK-rai ;c

v a o o "Vjdi the e&ster.n v.i:if-, 01 cat C3te, h:; ! ;,-c'. r in do;oesti.; co -is, '.d;:.!: 1 ca: or country 0. odtn:.--. m - at eonsists ia pari cf the :: ?, 7 s and t-rou ;i ? t J, ;.;.d '. - i b'e-i. hZ 1. 7-S. I 1 Tt.-!::n.:.

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ieine and Surgery, on; i

Clark's Hnfl, (Water stret-i, Vmeenue.s) j in the ro's::: forme rSy cceupted by the iatr-j Sam u si Hid, Esq. !

A fetiare ot patronage fiom t-C ctn.'ei: of the town and surrounding co.miry is resaectfoll v fdici?"d. Aori! 10, 13 11. '1 '-ti.

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a . t I .! '.ud. ii-':: IK..! .I..; ! .xw;.j.- a,o--;i:,s, ianon cambric I i a . I: i .a liiiieii:. .' ittr-'C i' 'CiC

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i!i the country, ve' iac ot

all kinds in his line of business. I lis sad dies hf? will warrant to be well mnde -of as good materials as can be procured in the W.-st. ami are insured not to "stain the pantaloons.'" The above articles lie wili sell extremely low fir cash, or almost any article of country produce, delivered either in Yineennes, or at his residence in the country. Janunrv S-l,

I. N. W IliTTELSlhV. E can be f uud one

- " ooor oeio-.v .) . c . ("lark's Hotel, on Mark-

2 i) feet Iloa's cat-Meei do. do.

!),OOiJ lbs asarte

Iron from Pdt-

burgh. For sale by WM. BURTCH. Yineennes March. 10. 4l-if.

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re? HIE subscriber has wist ree

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I 'ae.cy and iltairi

Black and Co v otd ti i d b

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idkerec.ieJs

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Satoncts ei'id Len' ucl'.y .leans Silk and Tabby Vrivots, White, s-ailcf, yellow nVn b'une's foreign and d. imestic. Blue drills a :sd (half-uad.;.-, ,. i .... ( Bonne's. Leg Horn. Pain; Leaf

tiaia as-or.-.!: New

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1 11 d fo r & a I c . OFFEE, by "the Daij, Nails, do ke;.

Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 by the box. Rice, by the barrel, Na!aratus. by the keg, W hite Lead, do do, Tar, by the barrel. Rosin, do

A. W. TRACY".

June 27lh. 1311. -5 tf.

A O T J C E . LL person indebted to the late firm of THORN .V TRACY, by note or book ac

count, will do well to come forward and settle

the same as I am determined to close this business. Those neglecting this notice, will not be burpiised to lind their notes and accounts placed in the hands of a Magistrate in the township in which they reside. A. W. TRACY. June 27th. 1341. 5-tf.

13 wool. pyrli Ii E Puhscribers being agents fur eastern woollen manufactories will pay the Highest prices in cash for all descriptions or wool, Delivered in Louisville, Ky. JAMES CROMEY & CO. Louisville, Ky.. June 25th, 1S44 6-2m.

S A V P I N G T ON.O X V K V E K K . 7V"OTICE is hereby given to all such as have 1 subscribed for a book bearing the above title, that they have arrived, and can be had at the Drug Store of 11. E. Peck. There are also THOSE who have not subscribed f)r it, sliould ceitainly avail pi the present oppoi tunny of rocurinj; one, for it is a valuable family work, and no family should be without one. ABRAHAM SMITH. Julv 9th, 11 1 fi at.

1 ron, a, ai.s

.b:d dlery

t'r .-P ( '

flj'Sv J e t street. Silver ware

f-'V V manufactured, Cunntv Vv 1 seals engraved, liil.ungi

V-?SPanti Silv-ring, or cny jal)1) a!mo-t ever

siock oi .spring goo:

new style Prints, and Ladies Mes's zBov's So miner wear,

Florence Braid, Siraw and Widow Pa:

Far, Brush, Wool and Palm Hats, Velvet f. Vps

Bout

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good iiFv.rtmcut, 'fi ft lllgS,

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FLOUR.

BARRELS Flour of superior

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TAIt. Tj BARRELS Tar, in store and for

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June 5, '41.

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Copal VnndsJi, Spirits of Turpcnlhir, Lilharifr, and Dry White Lead, "gXST received a fresh supply ami fo iV sale by J. SOMES. April '27th. is4. l7-tf.

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G'EUAI, Lard, Linseed, Castor, Neat's

C? Foot. Olive, and Tanner's O I, al

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NOTICE. K LL Persons knowing themselves i ndebted to th . estate of SAMUEL THORN", deceased, will do well to come forward and settle the same on or before the 10?h of July next,- those nejiectleeting this notice will not think hard to find their notes and accounts in the hands of an oificer f..r collection. A. W. TRACY, Lx'ur. June 27th, IS 11. 5-3t. "U OLE;" llWll: Neativ executed at this cilice.

my newer in

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one, north rang- eight west, in Pike c. ty, Indiana, (.f wfiidi lit airy Ooonrod, deceased liuhi!a.t. died, sc.z -d. ELIZABETH eOONj: d June I'.). IS 1 : 1 '-.w.

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