Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 October 1831 — Page 3
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VINCENNES. OCTOBER SISH. X gleet of duty. Owiti to the carelessness ot the Governor, our Probate Judo has not yet lccn commissioned, coueq;icntIv we had no Probate Court this week. I have understood that other counties arc similarly situated with their officers, f las the Governor forgotten that he was elected by the people?
Br the last miii. I received a lit of delinquent non-residents land-; for rale in Illinois, i he sale to take place the first Monday in January next; it contains upwards of ?0()0 tracts of land, and may be seen by persons interested, by calling at hisofiicc.
I have the painful duty aam to state that the small pox has made its appearance in the lower prairie, within a few mile of this place. If there arc any who have Jieirlected to be vaccinated, thev should
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In this days paper is concluded the article upon the subject of the "American Lyceum.''1 By the last clause in it, the reader will observe that a Mr. Ilolbrook will visit Salem, or some other place in this State, about the iiOlh of this instant, for ;hc purpose of establishing Lyceum schools. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MEETING IN KNOX COUNTY. In pursuance of public notice, published 7u the Vincenncs Gazette of the 24th ult. calling a meeting of the National Republicans of the county, a number of citizens met fit the Hotel of Genl. Lassellc, on Saturday the 1st of October. The meeting was called to order, and its object briefly explained by Samuel Hill Esq when Joseph Cham Bkks Esq. was called to the chair, and Mr. Gkokge W. Carruthers appointed Secretary The following preamble and resolutions where then unanimously adopted. Whereas, our happy Republican form of Government is, in all the enlightened world, an acknowledged censumation of the virtue, and the wisdom of man; and th. preservation of its constitutional guar antr-es should form an object of deep reflection, and mighty exertion, with the friends of human rights: And whereas, we. do candidly and honestly believe, that thh Republic and those rights are immi nenttv endangered, by the consolidated opposition f the present Administration
ot the General Government, and its office
Loons George .Leech, ana Jotm Lmg; were appointed said committee. Resolved, That our secretary furnish a certified copy of the foregoing proceedings to each of the Newspapers publish in this town, with a request of this meeting that they mav be inserted therein. JOSEPH CHAMBERS. Pres't, G.W. Caruthers, Scc'y r BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
An Ordinai.ee relative io the Market.
Be it rrdaincd by the Board of Trusters
f the Borough of Vincennes. That the re
gular market days shall be 1 uesday, 1 hursday and Saturday, throughout the year, and that the ordinance amendatory to an ordinance regulating the market, passed 12th April, lJl, be, and the same is hereby repealed. Passed Tth, October, 1831. M. ROBINSON, Chairman. Same. Hill, Clerk.
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adherents to the existing protec-
tion )f our home industry and products
to ili.- whole imifibly valuable American Svsf.c.u to the rapid .md extensive appropriation of the means essential to ent ct thosj important links of National improvement, which wouid indissoluble bind the Union together, and give a resistless momentum to her prosperity to our ex-ctllf-nt and long-standing United States Rank, so important in the collection and disbursement of the public revenue, and in the equalization cf the currency and to the Constitutional Supreme Judicial Power of the United States, whose existence constitutes, the chief opposing barrier to nullification and civil war: And whereas the imposing dignity of our Government, has been as much lessened by a degrading, importunate entreaty abroad; as it has been tarnished by an indirect sanction of Nullification, an open corruption of the press, a derangement of the Post Office Department, a relentless par ty proscription incompatible with honest principles, and by a coercion of social intercourse at Washington city: And whereas, we believe that a change of our present rs .national Rulers is indispensably necessaifev to the preservation of those invaluaptavK institutions, which were purchased by the oI.kkI of our sainted sires Therefore, Resolved, That to effect this change of Rulers, and thereby preserve the aforesaid v.-ho'esome measures of public policy, called into requisition by the people's welfare, approved by the wisdom of Congress, and sane tioned by President's Washingtori, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Adam, we deem it
necessary to nave mis state represented in
bnutfiU Ordnance.
inance for the imptovement of Saint
reter s street.
Vhcreas James Andre, William Lind
say, jr. John Wise, Samuel Judah, John C.
Clark, James Smith, John Marney. George W Ewing, Saml. Brunei, Henry M. Shaw, and Jacob Kuykendall, guardian of Charles : -truth, a minor, being two-thirds and more of the persons resident in the Borough of Vincennes reported by Samuel Hill, R. P Price, and H. Lasselle, jr. commissioners, &c.as owners of the property, which in the opinion of the said commissioners, would be directly benefitted by a certain improvement in said Borough, to wit: by graduating St. Peter's street from Fourth street to the river Wabash, and also by widening St. Peter's street from Fourth street to the river Wabash, five feet on each side, have by petition under their hands, dated At. gust 12th, 1831, prayed that said improvements may be made in pursuance of the authority by law vested in the President and Trustees of the Borough of Vincennes. I herefore. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the Borough of Vincemies, in common council assembled, 1 hat haint Peter's street, from Fourth street to the river Wabash, be extended in width five feet on each -aide, so that said street shall henceforth be sixty feet wide. Provided, nevertheless, That nothing in this ordinance shall be deemed or taken to require John Marney to remove his dwelling house, nor to pre ent or restrain him from including his well within bis yard fence, nor to require the heirs of Charles Smith, dee'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 if any person or persons shall build, erect, put or place any hotist, or building, or fence, of any sort, or other incumbrance whatever, in or upon the said St. Peter's street, so widened as aforesaid, said house, building, fence, or other incumbrance, shall be deemed and taken to be a nuisance within the 1st and I2d sections of an ordinance, entitled An ordinance to prevent nuisances, and for other purposes, passed 15th of November, 18i8, and the Borough constable shall proceed thereon accordingly. Sec. 3. And be it further ordained. That two commissioners, to wit: G. W. Ewing, and Samuel Judah, be appointed, whose duty it shall be to cause Saint Peter's street, from the said Fourth street to the rtti Wabash, to be graded and graduated; that they have authority with the advice and consent of the President, to make contracts, employ labourers, and draw orders on the Treasurer for the payment, as may be ne cessary, which orders shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury, and the said commissioners are hereby authorised to receive from the persons, owners of the pro perty concerned in said improvement, such sums of money as may be proportionate to the amount chargeable to them respectively, for their proportions of the expense of making said improvement, and their receipts therefor, shall be a full voucher to them for such payment, and as such, shall be deemed and taken by the Treasurer. Sec. 4. The commissioners aforesaid shall report all their proceedings in the premises under their hands and seals, to the Board of Trustees, and shall be allowed a reasonable
compensation for their actual trouble in at-
the National Republican Convention to be
beld m the city of Baltimore, on the second tend tothfir dutics
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I i his ordinance to he in force from and af
ter its publication. Passed 3d September, 1831, MARTIN ROBINSON, Pres'e. Samuel Hill, Clerk:
Monday in December next.
Resolved, That be, and is herebv
deputed to attend a general meeting of county Delegates at Indianapolis in November next, t re; -resent and accomplish the foregoing views, by a selection of one or two Stat. Delegates, to attend the aforesid convei,.ion of National Republicans at Baltimore. On motion. The name of Mr. John Ewing w as inserted in the blank, and he wis unanimousl) ilcpu'cd to attend the meeting in Indianapolis, ;s our delegate. The followng preamble, and resolution, v ere tneiWilered, and unanimously adopted. And whereat, it has been intimated, that our e ed fellow citizen Henry Clay, of Kentuckv, contemplates a visit to his land m Illinois during the present month, and will necesarilv pass through Vincennes ou the route; this meeting, anxious to manifest the profound respect entertained tot his patriotic, principles, eminent talents and great public services, do hereby Resolve. That a committee be appointed, to copsi-t of twenty-three citizens of town and ( untv , to wait upon Mr. Clay as soon
after his arrival as convenient, congratulate and welcome his arrival, appl uid his support of home industry in preference to foreign skill, and as a feeble testimony ef our gratitude and regard, rt quest ot turn to appoint a day when all our citizens nu be favoured with his company to partake ot a a public dinner; of which said committee ,
wni give one nonce. Wheicuoon. The Rev. 11. M.Shaw, David S. Banner,
D id. Jacob Kuv kendall, Samuel Smith. ; JiuksiI Hunt' r. I nomas McClure, Maj. Pie'ue Andre, M ij Noah PulCell, Geo. . Caruthe's. Samuel Hill. Job1 Eiw, Doct. John Potey, Alexander Massey, Joseph .
J Collector9? Sale"VOTICF. is herebv given, that on the se1 eond Monday in .cvembcr, 1831, I
shall at the court bouse door, in the town of Vincennes, county of Knox, and state of Indiana, expose to public sale all and singular, the several tracts and parcels of Land, including Town Lots, in said county, upon which the taxes for the year 1831. and other previous years have rot been paid; the said Tracts and parcels of Land, including Town Lots, hav ing been levied on by me as Collector, for want of personai property out of w hich to make the taxes due on said Tracts and Lots. Sale between the hours of 10 o'clock A M. and four o'clock, P M, on said
dav, and be continued from day to day, be
tween said hours, until all are
or have been offered for sale
JOHN MYERS
Octobers. 131. 35 4t
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vt wince .f p.e- , - , - - -V , ; . ..or . . .tw ,!. 1 c: l Board rf tl. h i M- !;c. ! DutttCt. fj
estateof John B. Dobbins, (hte of Pike conn- i I -t of Ot tober 1HJ1. which if not taken cut VU l.ake l;iacc. Vi in:Mi!. on day.
tv. Ia. deceased all nersnn Imintr rlnims within three mr.nthv will K- tn thr Gen- mc vietmn aau oj uciofi, r
agninst said estate are desired to present j eral Post Office as dead letters.
ij, v., . i., r. 1 1. ii, J. Antiinnv r.enret.
them legally authenticated for settlement, and those indebt to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, the estate is believed to le solvent. JOHN CHAMBERS, AdmV. October 3d. 1831. 35 3t.
XvlLL bate
JOHN LAW, attend to any business in the Pro
bate Court in the settlement of dece
dents estates, executors and administrators
will find it to their interest to call Office
under the Cle' ks Office. October 3d, 1831. 35 4t
NCTICS Tf rs herebj given to all whom it may con" L cern, that I will expose to public sale at
the Court House door in the town of Jasper, on the second Monday in Sovembcr ntxt, each and every tract of LAND and TOWN LOT lying in Dubois county. State of Indiana, for the tax due thereon for the year 1831, if such tax be not previously paid, and the sale will continue from day to day between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon, until all have been offered for sale. B. B. EDMONSTON, Collector D. C. Sept. 4. 1831. 35 4t
NOTICES.
To all whom it may concern;
TtIA T the estate of George Waggoner i.tcW. is insolvent, and not able to discharge the debts against it, and all persons indebted to the said estate, are requested to come forward and settle their accounts that I have against them. ELIZABETH WAGGONER, Adjjwustratrix o?i said estate. Oct. 8,1831. 35 tf a Mot of 7Aeiier
5 EMA1N ING in the Post Office at Vin remits. Kuov ccut.tv. Ia. the Quarter
9 endirg the 30th September, 1S31, which if not taken out vv ithm three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. )7Persons applying for letters in the following list will please sa they are advertiscd," or they may not get them.
Elizabeth Jones Eliza Johnston
xanderW. Jordan
George Banner, Simon Billings, Samuel Col- i man, James Carretherv Daniel Davis, Ow- j evv. Davis, Thorn Davis. Alfred Elliott. G. J R. Furguson, George Gill. Js ,ac Giles. Jo- j seph Hooten, David Howard, Absolam j
Hurst. v m Johnson. L,M, P, R,S, T. Rex Lancaster, Jonathan Marney. David Myers, Eli Muls, Simeon Moore. Charles Magill, Doct. J. J. Pennington 3. Jamen Poguc. Benjamin Ridgway, Josiph Rcerty 2, G. W. Snethen. Shcnffof Sullivan county, Berj. Turman, Bei j. Tnnmons, Robert Taylor. I. ONG. P. M. Merom, Ia. Oct. 1, 1S31. 45-3t
By ordci of the Iv !iit.
II. DECKER. SrV. Oct. 1, 1831. 34 tdm
; STRZ qrVR AY ED or her, a dark Ir Id, a blaze face.
STRAY TGASIE.
or st )lt i . ii . :n ttie Subscri-
rou Grav Mare, four vears
the lower part of which is
considerably mixed with dark hairs. She is a likely well made animal, but low in flesh, about fifteen hands high. Also, a last spring's mare colt, the foal of said mare, a vejy dark Iron Gray, ith a blaze face. They have been missing since about the first of September last. Any person who will take up said mare and colt, or give information where they may be found, shall be libeially rewarded. NEWEL LEONARD York, Clark co. 111. Oct. 1. 1831. 35 3t
ttsed,' or they ma V James Alice Samuel U. Alexan
Jacob Ar.this Francis Arpant Wm. Askew John An'.his B John T Burden John Bon cuee Henty Bedin John P. Brown Eeiiznbeth Bartley James Broadus James Bnants I nomas Beard James Bloxsom John Bark man John Buck Jan es Bunch Re:nc.H Browning John M. Brown A'cses B'ddle Be.nj, Bole
George Brownfield jr.Jas. S. M'Clure C N W. B. Clifton, 2 H. B Netberton Isauc Coons Henry Nolin J, C. Clarke P Gtorge R. Cn-hing, 2 Thomas Piety Wm. Colilns John Porter Chas. W.Cathcart,3Z, Pullam Phillip Catt titty Pitts John Cash Wm. Peadon Nancy Callahan John Price Chiistopher Cooper Joseph Purcell, 2 John j. Camp R Rachel &. Ellen Coch- A. Richards, 2
Jacob Jacobus Saml Johnson Page Jacobs Lewis Jones K William Kirk L George Leech M Wm. R. M'Call N M'Gufiin Jas. Maltman Wm. or R Morris Hiram Moore Hiram Mallary Obed Macey John Mull J P Morgan Jas M'Known J. Myers John M'Clure
FRESH IKEDICINES,
OILS, VARNISHES AND DYE-STUFFS.
To Physicians and others.
I ITT Sc OR RICK have just received from Baltimore a fresh supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. Their as sortment is will selected, extensive and complete. Orders from a distance will be as promptly attended to as if personal application were made; all articles warranted of the best quality, and sold low for cash. They have the genuine PORT INE. used for medical purposes; cverv variety of PATENT MEDICINES, and ample supplies of FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS, used so successfully in the cure of chills and fevers. AL?0, WORM MIXTURE, erm.dlv
effectual for expelling worms, and made in so convenient a form as to be taken with
ease bv the youngest child. The FEVER Sc AGUE POWDERS, and WORM MIXTURE, art altogether of vegetable pioduction, and ( or sequentlv their exhibition can be attended vuth no danger whatever, and will effect a speedy cure if the directions arc complied vith'The two latter Medicines may be had of Mr. Owen Creesy. of Cat lisle. Mr. Simpson, of Bruceville, Jacob Wolf, otJShaker Prairie, S. Dolahon, West of the Christian Settlement, 111 S. Bell, Mount Carniel, Messrs. Micur & O'Neal, Lavvrenceville, and Peter Green, of Maysvillc, 111. Sept. 24, 1831. 33 tf.
apnrya am) SUIVZMSR GOODS. cciiUaw Ittfrurc ILvs just KErr.iYF.n a sitply or Foreign and Domestic IK Y GOODS. Amongst irhich are the newest juitterni
and lateH ."tyle Calicoes, Glnuiiaxs,
lvOLEX CasSIMEHI.S,
He has also receive
GROCERIES,
IRON. CASTINGS. SALT Sf TAR. He respectful I v solicit a continuum of public patronage. Vincennes, May 17,1831 lf-tf
ceivel J7P IBS,
ran D John Decker Joshua Da' is '1 lu mas Dason James Delany W illiam Denny E N. Ewing Charles Emmons Daniel Everhart Newton Elliott F Hubbell Foster, 2 A. M. Francois Transom II. Foote Augustos F razee, 2 Win, French William Fleming G Archibald George Jordan Glazebrook William Gamble H Barbary Huston William Harlin Samuel Hall John R. Hamlin A. W. Hull John Harvey Elizabeth Hamilton J
Genl. W. Johnston, 2
C. R. Rogers John Reel, 2 Thomas Richey. 2 Gustavus Rieves S Jacob Small Jackson Sprigg. 2 William A. Stevens S. K. Sneed S. P. Striker W. A. Squire Geo. C. Smoot John Shelby T Avery Tobey M. Thomson John Thorn Henry Thomas Joseph Thorpe Charles Thorn W David M. Welton Jeremiah Wood John Williamson David Wilson F Watson Elisha Whitten Daniel Wadsworth John Wise Y Margaret Yolte
SPORTSMEN ATTEND ! mHE annual FALL RACES ilj be run JL over the Vincennes Course on the 13th, 14th and 15th days of Octobc next. The first day's race, Three miles and Refieat, for a purse of one hundred dollars. The second day's race, T.vo miles and Refieat, for the first day's entrance money, and the third day's race, One mile and Refieat, for three year old colts, for the second day's entrance money; the races to be coi. ducted by the rules and regulations of the Vincennes Jockey Club. The Jockey Club will meet on the evening of the 12th of October, at John C. Clark's, to make arrangements for the races. THE JOCKEY CLUB. Sept. 5. 1831. 30 tem
FRESH FLOUR
OR SALE by the bhl. m the Vincenncs
oieam mm ror casti oniv. MARRON & HUNTER. Vincenncs. July 13, 1831 27-tf
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CIRCULAR. REFORMED MEDICAL COLLEGE. BROWNSVILLE, PA. ANEW MEDICAL COLLEGE, on the Botanical plan, has bct'n established in Brownsville, Fa) ette County, Pennsylvania, and will go into full operation the first of Nov ember next. This Mtdical School is to be under the care of the Reformed Medical Society of the United States, arid to be conducted by the Vice President and Secretary of that body. The plan of Mediral instruction will be the same as au j ted in the Botanical Schools of New York at.i Wrvthington, embracing all the branches taught in other Medical Schools, as well as the Reformed or Botanical System. Nine students have already entcrtd and commenced their studies, and several ethers daily experted; and, from the flat'tring prospects presented, the high standing of those w ho are tn be the Professors, and the numerous happy local advantages, this College bids fair scon to stand next in nmk to that of N evr ork. Brownsville is si'nated 30 miles south of Pittsburgh, on the bank of the Monnngahela, at the point whre the great National Road crosses that river. The town contains upwards of 2,000 inhabitants, and is surrounded by a dense and w ealth)? population. Students, or patients, run arrive by steam-boats or stages, at .un reason of the vear, from any direction. A Divtn-
sary. Infirmary Botanical Garden. Library, and Medical Museum, will !e attat h d ta
the College, during the ensuing summer Qualifications for admission: 1 A good moral character 2d A good English Education. TERMS, One hundred and fifty dollars in advance and ten dollars as a Graduation fee. liberal allowance will be made to tt.ose in indigent circumstances. No studer.t can graduate until he exhibits satisfactorv evidence that he is qualified to practice medicine, which will require 12ot 18 month rc- apl plication and study, and with some probably longer. On graduating, he will be admitted to membetship in the Refoimcd Medical Society of the United States, and be entitled to its privileges and benefits. J7A11 letters (postpaid) dire- ted to the undersigned, shall ieceie promrt attention, J. J. STEELF, PrineificL Brownsville, Aug. 18, 1831. NOTE TO EDITORS AND FUBLI?tlER3. Editors who publish the above one yeafr shall be entitled to the tuition of oi student gratis. Those editors who published, or are vet publishing my Circular as President of YV orthington College. Ohio, will please to insert this the remaining number cf times to complete the 52 insertions, and send on their student, and he shall be received All editors are authorized to publish the Circular from this paper, or anv other. T hev will please to insert this note once or twice, with, the Circular, and send me one ottwo 'numbers of their paper. J. J. STEELE.
REMOVAL.
subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and customers, that he has re
moved his store to the brick house, one doer from Water-street, adjoining the store cf Burtch & Hebcrd, formerly occupied by Marron & Hunter, where he will be glad to see bis old customers. He has on hand a good assortment of GOODS of every description. Also an invoice f STOVES, assorted, 7 & 10 plate, 100 B . SALT, 100 Bags ALLUM, do. All of which he will sell on fair terms for cash, or for PORK and CORN, delivered this Fall and Winter.
hereby informed that he in.,,,,!, ginS o .half wo furha.Ti Lr ZJt 'X tu tT"? iATJ? !?!f'"f.lS. - which a lucl
..'""V v r. . . .. .... . . 1 wui coat half worn. n-itc-K t) v.r.ilrr
$20 REWARD.
jiV"a.n rrr.ni tne subscriber, on , X I. Sunday evenir g the 18th September, a ; mulatto man natwd
CLAIBOURNE, About 25 years of age. hx t high, stout made, a very bright mulatto, bis tf eth rather broad, has a down-cast look .vb.i cnokca to, has worked at the confectior.ai-v business and may pass for a Pastry Cook, md on
wucm 11C sent away, a light round hrket.
September
Aug. 31, 1831
SAMUEL SMITH.
30 tf
Printing & Writing Paper. 4 LARGE supply cf Pii: tm ami Wri-
October 1, 183
ting paper on Commission, constantly
on hand, and for sale by
UJf J. K KURTZ.
lmv cpott n vr I Arincennes, July 13, 1831 27 tf
31. 132 1. 35 3t f $X
x. disposed of, J - r l GAINING i S, Co.. k. c. . Jfc; Washington, I
2Lt3Ct of ZLcftrt'0,
II
DR. fnADDOX
WiNti located himself in incennes, cn brshis PROFESSIONAL SER
VICES to the citizens of the town and its vicin;ty. His ethce is on Market-street, next door to Messrs. Rose & Harper's store, where he may be found at all times, except when absent on business. He hopes, from his unremitted attention to all cases entrust ed io his care, to nierii a part of the puhiic pacrouHge. His .!iar- will be reason dle. Yinctames, Oct. 8, 1331, 353;
in tne I'ost Uihce at
gton, Ia. on the 30th Septem
I ber, which if not taken out in three months
will be sent to General Post OfEce as dead letters. B. C. F, G, H, J, L. Merrit Bunuel. Jacob Crabs, Sen. J inies Calhoun, William D. Farris. Thos. Faith, James (ioodman, Isaac Headden, Elijah Johnson, John Johnson, Andrew Jones, Vance Jones. John Lud'vick. M, N, P, Q. R. S. T. W. Mary R McDonald. John M'Alister. Phillip Mastin. 2. Jesse Morgan, Mary Nolan, Martin Palmer, Iohn W. Peck. Messrs Plu.nb t Faftt)orrow, J Vim Quinn, James G. Read, 4, John Smith. Barton Towel. Rev William Taylor, William Tisdai. Wstlv Wallace JOHN MURPHY, P M.
Washington, Oct. 1, 1B30
iavrou K hunter
IESPEtrTFLILLY lubx in ther friends and the public generally, that their NEW GRIST MIL1 is now completed. They will in fnt ne endcavi.ur to keep on hand at all timei, fresh MEAL and FLOUR, which they arc determined to sell at fair prices for cash enlr. N oraers will be accepted after this notification, un
less the cah accompanies them.
1 hose who
Vincennes STE
that cash payments
every article they may have pm chased a
that establishment. 1 he proprietors are prepared to execute orders for PLANK)
w.v. ..., sc.erai spurts, amomr tn-m. one
with a plated linen bosom, he c.n read a little, and is supposed to have forgtd free pajicrs and making hi way to Cam'da. The above regard will be given for his apprehension and delivery, or securing Lim in jail so that I can et him, if taken out cf the state, or ten dollars if taken in ti e state. Information to left with Vainn Sc Reef or LUTHER MORGAN. '
54.
JOHN E. DUNNIJIG.
With hummer in hand, U oaui at iif
0
4 ND will prcmnt-
Lompaniestnem. ( JZSf f -1 Iv attend to all faccounts .at tht,i V -i'in hi. line, hf :.AM MILL, are intormeo A omptr.ess in execu.ents will be expected tor Af A .R crdcrs, a:ti
&J&yJ tn . n'.f.g his v ork Js&f2& ,e!i ',OD" he hope
.,isMvn iv- r .. ...,: .. k'---
at tne snortest notice, ana on trie most tea
sonaole tern.". N B. M. 6C H. have received a co;i:i;iiment if 100 B iirels of KEN HAW A .L T whicli tiitv vkil discos k.i low.
'jA-nuei, Ma 7, 1851, 13 tf
'V it p
Be g hiiii'-t lf m debt, he has to request
th s-.- i" debt to hini to make pjyinent bv the 10d d iv f Oet ber next. A neglect cf t".i i-equcsi . iay ,ive him unpleasant feel ings. anl p.i'te.ii to expense
ViasciiLts, iept. 17, 1851.