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VINCENNES, OCTOBER I, 131 The Lapvs Book for September has Teen received. The "Wanderi-.k" has furnished .mother article, which is jivc:i in this day's paper. It will r;ink with the best productions of tho first poets of the present day I have received a poetical c???v ?iTned Is. II.; it shall hive a place next veek. If i-. s'nt' fi in ne of ihe papers that a JTr. Kn:;p hm; nearly finished the life of L:r.i".i Weestvr. Are there no laws in that s'ato, and will the man who attempts to fuiik the life of another, go unpuniiul I At the military election on Saturday last, John F. Snapp, was elected Colonel, Jam' s S. Mavs. Lt. Colonel, and Alexander I). Scott, Major. I have heard it stated that the election would be set aside on avo:jnt of some informality in conducting it. There is a report of the nrocs having risen in i rih Carolina. The last pamper;, arc silent on the sul-jeet. The last Orleans papers report several cases of yellow fever in that place. In to day's paper will be found a Circular of a new Reformed Medical Col Ieg , to be opened in this place in No ve .tljer next It is to be under the supe: oendencs ol J J. Steele, M. D. late V' : Mdeut oi Wnrthington College, Ohio Di. Steele is a gentleman with whom we have been intimately acquaint cd for a number of years; and who, bv his vi ui.is, successful piacticc, and numerous liteiary and scientific honors, is well tnown in the western country He is in tt)ptitncof life, mild and urbane in his temper and manners, of strict moral and terLperate habits, and unwearied in his researches in Botanical Medicine. The other Professors will be. scientific men; and from these facts with the peculiar advantages which Brownsville possesses for cli nical practice, Botanical and AnaIomcal research. Students will have ev cry advantage presented, by an interior town, on a navigable river, with near 000 inhabitants Western Intflhgencer. V.n ordinance for the improvement of Saint Peter's street. Whereas James Andre. William Lind-

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F .v, jr. John Wise, Samuel Judah, John C VvClirk.J ames Smith, John Marney, George V Ewing, Sand, Hi uner, Henry M. Shavv, and Jacob Kuykendall, guardian of Charles Smith, a minor, being two-thirds and more of the persons resident in the Borough of Vincennes reported by S imuel Hill, R. P. Price, and H. Lasselle. ir. commissioners.

&c.as owners of the property, which in the opinion of the said commissioners, would be dnectlv benefitted by a certain improvement in said Borough, to wit: by graduating Sr. Peter's street from Fourth strett to the liver Wabash, and also by widening St. Peter's street from Fourth street to the river Wab.tsh, five feet on each side, ha e by pe tition under their hands, dated August 12th, 1R31, prayed that said improvements may be made v pursuance of the authority by law ested in the President and Trustees of the Borough of Vincennes. '1 herefcre. Sec 1. Be it ordaiKed by the President ?n Trustees ') the Birovgh of Vincennts, L: common council assembled, 1 hat Saint Peter's street, from Fourth Ftreet to the rier Wabash, be extended in width five feet on each side, so that said street shall henceforth be sixty feet wide. Provided, ncx'er?he!rss. That nothing in this ordinance shall be deemed or taken to require John Marney to remove Ids dwelling hcvae, nor to prevent or restrain him from including his well within his yard fence, nor to require the heirs of Charles Smith, dc-e'd. and Geo. W. Ewing to move their respective brick houses on said St. Peter's street, back from off" said street. Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That it any person or persons shall build, erect, put or place any house, or budding, or fence, o an sort, or other incumbrance whatever in or upon the said St. Peter's street, so widened as aforesaid, said house, building. Wire, or other incumbrance, shall be deemed and taken to be a nuisance within the 1st and 2d sections of an ordinance, entitled An ordinance to prevent nuisances, and for other pai postf, passed 15th of November, lSs and the Borough constable shall proceed thereon accordingly. See. .1. Jndhsi' further crd.iv:ed. That two roinmiioiiers, to wit: G. W. Ewing, A l Samuel Judah, be appointed, whese ihi-y i hall ho to cause Sunt Peter's street, from the said Fourth street to the river Wabash, to be graded and graduated; that ihcy have authority with the ad vice and. con .t of the President, to make contracts, employ labourers, and draw orders cm the Treasurer for the payment, as may be i e Cess-irv, which ord'.rs shall be paid out of at" mor'w in the 'Treasury, and the said C'J.nmisMoticrs are herebv authoi is.d to receive fnvn the persons, ow ners ot the pro prrtv concerned in said improvement, such aa-tiN of money as may b- proportionate to th' a -ncmnt chargeable to them respective - h . I" -I - .- . . iv. !' ineir pro portions oi tne expense oi m oving - 1 1 l improvement, ana ineir ic - C -ipts then for, shall be a full voucher to l i . . I . . the o f r Mich pivuii nt, and as such, shall be (leciin il and taken bv the Treasurer. Sec. 4. Th- commixlriers aforesaid sliall leport all their proceedii g- isi the pn mises fin h' t!u ir bunds and seals, to the Hoaul i f Tnis'et-s, and shad lie allowed a reasonable COO.! ns i'i for u ir actual V. .able i'i attudiug to their duties

I This rvf!'an'"c tc be in force from and af- j

tei its iuhr,r:ttion. Passed 3d September, 1331. MARTIN ROBINSON, Preset. Samcf.i. Hill. CV-tX-. Ill Mil ! Ill ! MM! III 1 II I' I Ccmmrrnal Rcjjert. f IiO:i THK LOI ISIAN V ADVKHTI3EK, Of gLl'TEMULR 10, 16.T1. GENERAL REMARKS The Mississippi has fill en since our last twelve inches, and was vestcrdav at noon tight feet six ini ches below c rdimrv high water mark. 'The weather has been warm, dry and dustv up to yesterdav, when we had a few lieht (April) showers but not sufficient to lav the dust. Oar city generally, may he fairly considered as healthy, rumor to the contrary not-xvituffanding; and when otherwise,' under the influence of Epidemic, we will as in duty bound, acknowledge it for the benefit uf all concerned abroad. The number of shipping in port all told, compared with the same time for ten years past up to 1822 inclusive stand thus, 79 sail against 38, 20, 25, , 26, 12, 15. 22, 17, 19, vide statement this alone ought to account for sickness in the Hospitals. Our Market continues dull, without.variety or animation, and leaves us without any material alterations in prices or demand to notice for the past week. The apparent bustle of business on the Levee is confined to the i eh ading of Cotton, 'Tobacco, and other produce discharged after the gale of August 16 and IT, together with the great amount of new buildings erecting in almost every square in the city and its environs, which employs no ordinary force. COTTON. AH accounts from tke growing districts valuing on this matUree in a large defalcation of the fortl crop, compared with the lat, not fdyTrs to the amount, but in quality, all of which time will determine. We understand there is a few shipments taking place on owners account, which has been valued here, without being put into the market. Of future prospects more anon. SUGAR of good merchantable quality on the plantation and in the city is scarce and in demand. Inferior continues plenty and dull. Molasses is likely in demand, and good very scarce, some say there is none tor sale. The prospect of the present crop turning out much less than for some years past, is in favor of that in the market, or abroad unsold. FLOUR, fresh from new wheat, such as is wanted at present by the bakers, is scarce and would readily bring at least five dollars per bhl The sales of the week for that in store for exportation, reinspected has ruled at S4 00. S4 25 a 4 50. Sour we quote at S3 25 last sales. COTTON BAGGING and BALE ROPE. We noticed in our last report as being plenty and dull at quotations, and have nothing new to remark in favour of that unsold. CORN, HAY and OATS is lookhg m(. in value, owing to the destruction of the Corn crops in this State and Mississippi, by the storms in the last month, as also that in p'-rt at the landing and warehouses, of the former article. PORK. LARD. BACON, IIAMh, WHISKEY. BEEF, and many other articles ef Western produce remain as no cicect in our last vide quotations. IjiTl irU On Sunday the lHth Hit. Pv John Collins Esq. Air. Amos, Adams, to Mrs. Betsey Ann P.eap, both "1 Kuox County. 53tttJ In Vino county, on the lt)th ult. Rev. Edwin Ray, a Methodist Epis. copal minister of considerable eminence NEW GOODS. BURTC1I cc llEBK.U) AVE just received their Fall and Win ter GOODS, which, rdded to their former stck, makes their assortment complete, and will be sold low for cash, or in exchange for most kinds of country produce. - -A LSO ICO Barrels SALT, 40 Barrels WHISKEY. Vincennes. Oc 1. 1H31. 34 5m irmfufetvatovVj plotter 4 LL 'persons are hen by informed that I have taken out letters of administra tion upon the estate of William Vangorden, (late of Knox county,) dee'd, all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them properly authenticated for settlemeut. Ihe estate is believed to be insoh ent. WILLIAM BURTCH. Mn'r Oct. 1, 1831 34 St $20 RBWilED. RUNAWAY from tfie suliscriber, on t Sunday evenine the lSth September, a mulatto mar. mm"d CLA I BOURNE, About 25 vears ot ..iri.MXteet r.irh. stout! a years oi

i i . v . .. ..t i . . .1. i h-dr vest, dark C essinet pantaloons, and a x df wmu fur hat; lie took with him sundry ! articles ( f ch.thini', among which, a black ! broad cloth coat half worn, patched under ... ' . toe ar n. severa sJ.irts. .inionL them, one I . . ... ' " I . . .... w e,tii :i p.lated linen bosom, he can read a little, a:ai is supposed to have f .reed free I f apet s and making h,s wav to Ciinat'.a. The ah. e rew ard will be given for his II. v. . ; apprehvinsien and delivet v, or securing him ! in j.vil o that 1 cm ret him, if taken out of the slate, or ten dull. a s if taken in the state. lnformution or to be leu with Vain:. & Reel, LUTHER MORGAN. St. LouK Sort. '.'i it.; 3. J4.

m.uie, a e v oi igui inuiaivo, n:s iicia i :iin- ueseiv e men ujjoii. er broad, h:s a down-cast look -a hen spoken 'The accompau) ing numberof our work, to, lias worked at the confectionary business, ' has been made up with care and attention, and mav pas for a Pastry Cook, had en , Its contents we hope w ill be found particuwhen he went awav. a lieht round jacket, a : l.trly edifiine and instructive. The em-

semi-annual mcetioi' f f the Mcli-1 raVHft c.d Board ot the hist Medic d Disniet, will take place in Vincennes on Thursday, the thirteenth day cf GctJm Bv order of the Board. IL DECKER, Src'y. Oct. 1, 1831. . 34 tdm jEFOUM l.D MEDICAL COLLEGE BROWNSVILLE, PA. 4 NEW JibUILA . V ' n ' NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE, on J. tneDGia:maip;au,uauccncskituiisneiij in rirow nsviue, r a t nc iuumj, i cmiMnar -ii n . . ...... '..n... l) i . . . '. nia, and will go into tail operation the hist c X- U,. I lviu I flir-,1 Sl..J,r.a fir : iiveiiiue i i iaii hi i- v.iv ... . uv. . ij e T 7Uf,C: w )S j of the Kc termed Aleuto he under the care ieal Society of the United States, and to be j lucted by the Vice President am ecreconducted tary of that body. 'The plan of Medical in struction wdl be the same as auopteu in the Botanical Schools of New York and W rthington, embracing all the branches taught in other Medical Schools, as well as the Reformed or Botanical System. Nine students have already entered ant! commenced their studies, and sevei ul othet s daily expected; and, from the fiatttriug prospects presented, the high standing of those who are to be the Professors, and the numerous happy local advantages, this College bids fair suon to stand next ' -u ! " that of New York. Brownsville is situated 30 n iles -ou'h of Pittsburgh, on the bank of; the Monongahela, at the point where the great National Road crosses that rher. 'The town contains upwards of 2,000 inhabitants, and is surrounded by a dense and wealth) population. Students, or patients, can arrive by steam-boats or stages, at i V season of the year, from any direction. A Dispensary, Infirmary. Botanical Garden, Library, and Medical Museum, will be attached to the College, during the ensuing summer. Qualifications for admission: 1st. A good moral character 2d. A good Lng'.iah Education. TERMS. One hundred and fifty dollars in advance, and ten dollars as a Graduation f;e. A libei al allowance will be o - - i o : . :.ose in indigent circumstances. No student can graduate until he exhibits satisfactoiy evidence that he is qualified to practice medicine, - i' will : quirel. o.onths ch splication and studv, and with some probably longer. On graduating, he will be admitted I to membership in the Keiormed Medical Society of the United Slates, and be entitled to its privileges and benefit a. Uy"All letters (pot p;.id) directed to the undersigned, shall recede prompt attention. J. J. STEELE, Principal. Brownsville, Aug. 18, 1831. NOTE TO rmlTOUS AND rUBLlSHl.P.3. Editors who publish the above one yeat shall be entitled to the tuition of one student, gratis. 'Those editors who published, or are vet publishing my Circular as President ot Worthington College, Ohio, will please to insert this the remaining number of Mines to complete the 52 insertion, and send on their student, and he shad be leceived All editors are authorized to publish the Cticular from this paper, or any caber. They will please to insert this note once or twice, with the Circular, and send me one ottwo numbers of their paper. J. J. S TEELE. IDY'N HOOK OFFICE, lMvutvu ; 5 iv i. P n,vn, ...,i vrhpri 1 . R. annroxim pursue it with the determination of ap (11111 1A1 II VVk.V -A II. VI awiproaching as nearly as possible, discovers a commendable spirit of emulation, and never fails to produce the best results. The Lady's Boil: was commenced with a like object in view. In one or two instances onl are the publishers aware of having paitial1 failed in accomplishing their intentions with respect to the embellishments of their workwhich, if not petfect, arc superior to those of any other monthly publication in this city, or the Uiaied S-.te.-. lt has In en liberally confessed bv our numerours breth ren of the piess.that there has been no de reliction in the fulfilment ot lhlment ot our engage.ltd.menr is every nces us at once, that such e to assist us along watl, ments this ac knowgratifying it convinces friends will contmu our undertaking, which though well patron ised, has not, as yet, owing to the heavy ex penses attached to it, remunerated us even in part for the labor bestow ed on it. Our pictorial illustration of the Philadcl fihia Fashion.-, for Octobkr, is nearly completed. In this department our work has rapidly advanced in beauty and stylewhen our patrons are presented with the forthcoming number they -viit fid, thai however much they admired the former designs, and the effect of the colouring; a very essential and imposing improvement has k,..-... .if-f-i-nilivlift lrttdiru' us arr:iin to lni ..... ,, i,K-r,;.t nf wl, j V 111. ?ivl luwi jwnyiviiv v r m-'- ! tastes e;ivc them a relish for the arts, con vinced as we are that the examination will be satisfactory We have no hesitation in s'hmij hi Tie r.nu rav liiir s butfh t u one half of the sameclass t!iat appear in the

celebrated London La Belle AsM-mblee. It 'iBurtch St Heberd, tormerly orcupied by was executed by one of the most promising1 M.trron ? Hunter, where he will be glad to artists in this country one w ho has obtained see his old customers.

well deserv ed celebritv by his eiTu ts in the Atlantic Souvenir. This will prove another pledge to our patrons that our oi.ject is to i .. . . .. . ; bellishments are all in good keeping we so- ; licit attention particularly to the spirited; ; and masterly steel F.ngravir.g.by P:!rnan and j Pi;brot?,: illustrating tlie happy Rlc.oscii.I , . . ... i- .. , atiox: tne storv oi wnieii will a K-rt: me ..a ...i , ! .- t . r t . - . liveliest satii-icpon. i nis plate lias ueen pronounced as oe;ng sikoei nu- to auv ve , hav e hitherto nubhshec , ' The JnJv, Augut, atd September inniI hers, each contain an extra sheer, furnishing eight udditic n d a.;i s to the original pi mti- ' tv giv en in the work whirh. it ill be rei i -liee tt d. we Iseinuons it, prepu-ed s'aow Id t i ci.i'1 . r . ' lisWith suit abie e ole. i , Da.nins,, ErtBueiDLin.:.;-.. c n R 1 1 t .'

1y. frc. We fTud tV.t tlils arrangement has civen mr.eb s iisf.c.tio: , and n.icnd

to continue it until we hac exhausted our subjects. We have h-?d, at least oie tho usar.d applications for our first volume that we could not iiipnly. There are no spare copies on hand of the second volume and appearances warrant us in belieing that our present ujditicn, although considerably increased, w ill not be enough to satisfy the cemand for the work. We regret our incapacity to gratify the wishes of th' se who have repeatedly written to u desiring our back numbers when w e commerced, we said to them, as we sav again, that it will be impossible for us to ent. lt t!, (.v,,,,,s(.s ,,f ;1 re-nnhhrnn ' ' There are doubtless, some who, mn now'

aUho, .h perfectly satisfied with the work,! Lottery, the package rnfv contains 12 tick- . . . . . ... . t i.- . .!

and detei mined to have it, are ho.dn.g b ick i t subscriptions; itthev continue to doso. i wc. art. appn.hl.lli(ivt., in a short sh u h ' 1 f j e pri.bClil v supply them with.

. j . , . . . , III II V II till' H"Ulll ii UdUl 1 1 1 With hammer in htt;u. is again at AjUMial; fi r sehh-m is tin re sut h a g.-laxv

fit it. . 4 ."s it will prompt -2'. ly attend to all ( alls in his line, bv -v ... Apromptntss in execu ting all riders, and by having his work well done, he hopes to share the patron age of a liberal public. Being himself in debt, he has to request those in debt to him to make payment by the 10th day ef October next. A neglect of this request may give him unpleasant feel ings, and put them to expense. V liiCen ' t:o 17 183'. -NEW (iOODS. ') : :o ;o . ADAMS & FOUD now receiving their fall ArD WINTER STOCK OF M.V AM) bought with much rare, bvc no of the firm, in Baltimore. Philadelphia 'and New Yoik consisting of Planlets, Print, ....... , C'tetimcres, FlannsJy. Ginghama. find Domestics, bleached nnd nnhIo:irhod. Tt to 0-1. ALSO A general assortment cf HAUDWAUK, which added to their former very general assortment renders it complete, and pi eJscnts to purchasers many desirable advan tages in selection. Louisville, 1831 9 8t NOTICE. rsons holding claims against the re oi J'h I 'hb. deCe.'si f!. ;ir informed tnat the estate is insolvent: less they appearand file their claims before a oecree of the Court thereon, the same will be postponed. ELI THOMAS. Administrator ef Jcel Webb Aug. 24. 1S31. 3: 3t 2t AND y "HE subscriber 1 ia the pleasure o! .3 inlorn ing the public gene? ally thtt e still continues the v ommission and TORAGF, Uu'ISt-.SS at his (), I St led. sourn n-Rsr cony Bit oi waver asd MARKET STREETS WILLIAM MIEURE Vincennes. April. 1 8 3 1 . IMt ry J f rREfiH FLOUR Vincennes Suuni Mm fnr Cas!l nn,v MAUKON & HUNTER. Vincennes. July 13, 1831 7-tf 30.000 cvfSS1,ngi:es' Z. WILLIAM ilEURE. incennes, Sept. 21, 1KU. M tf jeO Kt-si.f CHEWING TOBACCO, 4lL WILLIAM MIECRE. Vineennes, Sr-m. 21, 11. tf REMOVAL. HE subscriber begs leave to inform his tnenils and customeis. that he has rei nuvni .lusum. iu un. umlmuiuji-.uhc - door j froni Wmer-ktreet, adjoining the store of! ! He has on hand a good assortment of GOODS cf every desciiption. Also an inv uce (if J mm Jf V , ico b;. salt, lOO B .i-s ALLUM, do. All of which he vvill vt il mi fair terms for casli.orfor PORK and CORN, deiiveitd this Fall and Winter. Persons hiving accounts with him. are herebv informed that hf. intend. goiog on for goods shortly, and they ate idpieted to call and settle the s one bef. ie the Join i p' ember. Aug 31. 1S31. SAMUEL SMITH. JO tf T.N'1K1) to pureh ise, a first rate Milch t'ow. h.r which cash will Le pi;id. IV vpiire of the Pi inter. Vini-Ltiuts, Apul lt;, ItiM.

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rrriuoRrT:.ATY -.TTB.CTIC2C GRE.VT AMI fiKAITD SCHSISE. TICKETS only IB Dollars.'! Much has been said of the excellent schemes produced b Messrs. Yates McIntvie, not one, howeer. has givtn the general satisfaction (which is pn -claim d from Maine to Floiida) as that cf the Lrtttiy to be drawn on the 211 September next I he Capitals are magnificent and brilliant, and at the same time soLun crtus thul all ma be made affluent.

Six i)um!ors are to be drawn fiom the wheel, and this being a 1 nnty-six number ets, rons, CIuently one half the tickets n ust be piizcs.

time wej l'1 purchasing a package of Whole Ticolume to j ets c oi 192 dollar; Eighty-one ih liars j and fO cents t.ctt is sure to be dr.n 31 Hhhes, Quarters, and Eighths in sume pro-

j;oiu ii, urn ueauy one Halt thr ailHUin: n.u.-t be returned, with a chance for the Cap.t.ds 'TliOse who rnly desire to adventure to thd extent of a single ticket or share can do so, ti.ir rl'.ur.rs t. I .itM-i V. ........ t. prizes, and the numbers to be drawn frcra the wheel, exceed the usual average. In sending orders for this Lottery to the undersigned at Pittsburgh, postage r;-t d re! ie .aid, and to save return postage, Cei tjf.cat(s f the 'Tickets will be '-ent when desiud, hut in r.o case is this resorted to unless bv special direction. ' 'The following is the SCHEME which has called forth such universal admiration! J ! 1 rr.rzn or 1 i rizk or I rrnzE or 1 PRIZE OF 1 TRTZr. OF 1 ntizn or 6 TKIZESOF T2 FRIZES or 12 TRIZIsOF 21 jRizEor 60 rKizr or lrO riiizEnor 10 TKizi sor 2IJ10 ri7r.or 1 ";".() prize or !0,if(H7 5,n-0 2,500 l,O0C 500 S00 to 50 22 16 l.iH) PRIZES. $XT.;i20 'The next remark is, that die price cf Tickets never was so reduced in ;. srh -me containing Five Hundred and F:f:u-ijc Thousand Xinc Hundred and 7c:yC dollars. Whole Ticktts Sl6. Halves 88. Quarters g4, Eighths Sx-thus all have the opportunity of becoming wealthv by tire outlay of a trifle. 'The subscriber is well known to have conducted the Lottery Exchange and ( "cmmission Thinness for many vears at 130 Broadway his punctuality and attention is proverbial if it happen, however, that this notice sbouldbe seen by any one umn quamterl with that h- use, they are referred to Messrs. Yates c Mclntyre, and can lnve the first and best references in ever) city in the United States The office at Pittshurgh, Pennsylvania, has been opened for tht express purpose of accommodating the numerous correspondents West of the Mountains, and enabling them to obtain tickets in all authorized Lotteries. Availing himself ef this general advertisement. S J. S. bees to state that a N. Y. Lottery draw s ciery" Wednesday a Union C;ual Lr-ttery eveiy other Sutuidav and ;i Yi ginia Lottery once a w eek. At the Ne.vYoik Office, tickets only in that State are sold!) directing orders to Pittsburgh j urrhaers may be supplied with chances ui all the foregoing Sehrnies (including, t f course, the New-York ticket-.) Those liv ix:g at a distance are informed that when they iemi: money without designating a Lotteiy," ticket will be sent in the most approved Nrhen-es; and when an order is given for tickets hi a Lottery, the drawing cf which shall lidvc taken place before the letter is at hand, the money will be invested in the next Schmie, or held subject to the order of the paitv. The Reporter from New Yotk.ard De!f patch from Pittsburgh, contair.ii g Drawings, Schemes. Counterfeit Detectoi .mci Exchange Table, with prices of Stocks, cc. will be sent gratis to all who pui chase from the subscriber Add res S. J SYLVESTER, 130. Bnudwcy Vt ?- York Or S. J SYLVEbTER. Pitt bur!:. il'The OHiceat Pittsburgh U ce;jd.:cte:! by N. Sylvester, who will at r.;l times have on hand h comj)lete assntnunt oc CAPS, suitable for each reason r f the year. The attention of country Stohekki- per s i-i particularly called to thi-, estahiihn ent -Commission Buiines f everv (!esrimtion attended to, and ami enquire on al 1 ! uus.r.esa subjects, will be answered bv return m.dl, either ft Titu Pittsburgh, or New-York. Pittsburgh, Aug. 17. 1631. 3'J ?dI Printing Writing Paper. s! 4 LARUE supply cf Printing and WiiLfL tm? ihwtlh Cnn.miiin. ; Cn hand, and for sale by J. K. KUR IV. Vincennes, July 13, 1831 27 tf iH.tiTCu $c TQuutrr f l.SI'EC i FULLY inform their frietaJi t and the public generally, that tiitir Nl'AV GRIST MILL is nov'v complutd, Tlr-y w.d in future endcavaur to kctp on hind at all times, fresh MEAL and FLOUR, which they are determined to sell at tair juices for cash onlv. No orders will be accepted after thi notification, unless the cash accompanies them. 1 t:oe who may have accounts at th Vincennes STEAM MILL, are informed t.ntt cash payments will be expected kr ! rvcI rcie they may nave puichaed at ! l?lut tabhhmcnt. Ihe pioprivKrs arc prepared to execute cniers lor PLANK, and SCANTLING of every descn;ti..n at the shortest notice, and on the mot reasonable terms. N R M ?z II. have received a n nM. -iOieut of 1CU Burials of KENHAvA'A SALT, which they will dispose oi low. Yjucciuh.., May 7, 13j1. JJ--tf

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