Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 22, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 January 1832 — Page 3

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C 'TTON. The ur'.rNf f n.min -.es ;m

mated

and

Washington's inn i n day. As many of the citizens of Ymrenncs and vicini'v as can make it conv client to meet at the, Inn cf John C. Clark, en Monday evening next, at sun down, ate requested to do so, fr the purpose cf making arranremcii' for cckbranng ihe bii th day of

he I'ATII! U of his country.

'.WV V. rC lil'lV SUr'b'.Hied.

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! cm rue rii' ico .ts nave ct tnmaiK.cu ii

rents. Dealers in tlit- arliclc by no means aurro in opinion, ns to the future ridinj prices of this, l v far the most valuable of our export.'. Influenced by prejudice, by interest, by inlermation from abroad, by nn estimate of deficiency, or over-plus cf crops or by mere caprice, there is such n chaos of opinions, as to defy all attempts to reconcile them. TOBACCO.- Wc hnve no arrival t notice since our last. We hear of one sale SI hlit!?. at present quotations. SUOAR. The market cannot vet he

considered fairly open: for the contracts

( l-l- n.,. ; -s ,t p. - kcK rn Mct ; ' ' Oe ,t P ,nrc H js Median, U cfTcred t, the puMic meet, and near the Mrk ct-hou-c in m- tc"'j ; irtcr ending the tj w ith a COfltidoncc pvfx!.r04i !,v Icr- r:ocnucs. AU rcrsni.s who Lav c business to rI i- .crn.Ur, J.5ot, which if i:ct taken; . ,- A . .... . i

he dour in said office, will n.'ca-u to brim; Uc n,.,tl.s. will he sent to thcY, - F''V7- " . ' , f . .. ... ' b i f:(.npr-il IVoH"--, i i I . . ( to. .owing properiie'-: l iev w.d operate niuney, oreK-fce hdls will go out. Ocneral 1 est Owcc as dead letters. L I. " . rrJ... .r.v

The Canal ..ill had pascd both IIcuts of the Legislature, at our last dales- fr fan Indianapolis, and only required the signature of the Governor to become a law.

I have been authorized to say, that Urn. W. Johnston, is a candidate for Justice of the Peace at the approarhing election.

I have been informed, that Samuel Hill, is a candidate for the same place. The following remarks upon the "National Kepu'ilican Address," whirh is gi.cn in tins days' paper, are copied from the Public Advertise! : THE BROADSIDE The address ot the National Republican Convention recently assembled at Baltimore, which wc copy to day, may be considered as a full dischaisie from O the Clay batteries all that was formidable in skill and caliber, in name and inargumcnt, "having embodied their energies in the fearful volley. Willing to rest the issue of the combat upon this last desperate "broadside," they are now pet haps anxiously contemplating the havoc they had hoped to have made; a

sad and bitter disappointment awaits

them, in common with every other pnliti cal storm-breeder, who has soundid the alarm of misrule" since Gen. Jackson v as installed inio office. The shock has net been felt: not a ripple is seen to de note this agitation cf the waters; the ad dress, with its words of "ieatned length and thundeiing souni," and ostentatious parade ot names, has gone forth through the union, and has found no echo among the miHions of hearts thar throb a proud and cnlightf'ned devotion to the princi pies and head o! the present administration. It is mere stage thunder the rattling of t.it "Earl of empty barrels' He serms o have been the Jupiter of the Convention, and from his high olyrrpus. thundered and launched his lightnings with a fury, wnich lie believed no Jack soniie could iook upon, and live in 'heguilt of his creed How empty and de lucive are toe f'mdest hopes ed n ai l "vain man," most ignorant of what he is most assured!" The tempest with its

II. RUBLE, Recorder A". C.

Jan. IT. 1S'2.

iO 4t

On Sunday List, the ice on the Wabish broke up at this p'.icc. '1 he tive- has men to a good navigable blag", and is yet rising. A bill Itns been reported in the Ohio Lcrislaturc, to ircr-rporn'e a ronipai y tor the

purpose ef makir g a Ruil-Hcuvi irom Cin-! otl ,, coast, so far as made public, are not

cinnati to St. Louis. Iv.hollv onimnortr.nt. A 'Trent di.ril

npatljy appear? to prevail amou the northern purchasers, and planters show not the least disposition to sell at reduced price?. The arrivals lor sale in the city are not numerous. MOLASSES. The demand i? very inod on plantation, at last week's quotation?, which are fully supported. In to:vu the article readily finds purchasers at ii.'Ji a " 1 cents. FLOUR. There is a prospect of a temporary advance in Flour, owiim h t lie limited supply and increased demand. We quote at ,$G 50 tot) 7f thijn, v-de? of small lots are made at J. The j ri ; may be still higher for a few (lays but cannot be so permanently. PORK Thvro is very little deman ! the oh! stock is undimished, and the i:.nv not yet arrived. Pro?peets for the C'Jir.i:; season are very unfavorable. LARD. Wc notice a shadow of improvement in this article in the retail line; but a perfect stagnation ia our trade with the West India Llands. sales could not be cfiectcd to a larc extent. CORN. A small improvement has token dace in new Corn, and a few alcs have been made of old Prices are bv no means fixed at present: die immediate arrival ot a few boat loads, or a continued obstruction c( navigation, would make ihi? article a mere drug or greatly enhance it in value. HAY is in good request the arrival?

about equal the demand. WHISKEY, is in moderate request at same prices us last noticed. '

BACCilNU &, BALE ROPE are ns dull as eer some lew arrive.!?, but no sales. LEAD. The market is sti.i unsupplied, the demand ood. S PA YES Wo have no change to notier none good nre eflored for sale. SALT, (Liverpool.) has found an improvement, arid is in good demand. FISH. Mackerel are dull at quotations. Jicrrir.o, Salmon and Cod, are as qr.ovd, v idi-'ut change. COFFEL. Wc hear of no chnnge in price. Ii peihhps not solri.-k as it was last week. BLTTLR. The demand isgood at retail. LLAIF. There is no alteration. GEOR(;K IH' N,. i Sullivan cc.iu.tv, JAMES BLAKE, of Marion cot utv, All ITil.'R PATTERSON. Parke do. NATHAN h 1' ALMt'.iL J.tlerson, do. MARK t:HUME, cf Fa et'.e county. The above nann d gentleman are tb.e eke tors, certain, and the following persons "as contingent electors, who are to have precedence in tb.e order of their names," viz: THOMAS OIYENS, ef Poscv countv, A. S. BURNE T T. ef Flovd countv. W. ARMS THONG, of Dearborn, do. JOHN LETCH AM, of Monroe countv.

H W. V. Brown, Will Blnrfc. Lnr'fti ! 1 'e the st-m ach ar.d ir.tctii.cs t f at W f . IVirtchficld. J. Burnett F Will French. - fl',i0'vc atuI iuting matter as any Mcdi-

II Will Hau'nh, (;: Humphreys ht.ior ' u,,c ,iuW knovvT, ancl v,,i rot !cr,:l1 a ' M Adam Miller. Alex. McGuirv. H I l!K"ni- '1 hey d.i nt proelr.rc the lcat :t k-

fd Tin: Yi.xe r.NM:? Steam Mill and Milton Reed, S Tailtm Smith S:;rneel ! ,,ts r r n:i,,sr;, lrA on t!,c contrary tb.e .qf l)uru.i.Kttv Sliarmon. J lm S cel-'i Jobn T,.S!.. ,. P Vlc Ui-U.is v. ill Ker.er.lN be m.pic-

n or:i; - r.n t :.h 'I hr itimL-Wi V t . . .- --..o w ! 'd i" ""e Imur after the l. ills are trken

fcbr- Do. 2nd late, - - 2 5; Asa Watts, Charles Wallace. lluy cr.nU- u,ul ata.l time and by au HV MEL, 37'. JOHN AlllUTlIXOT P M 7?'s; No r.eccary t, d ct. ckMWIHSKEY.by the ral. - 2 Prince e(,oco UrlW 'JkIz, e:i'?VT " V? f

M AKRON fc HUNTER.

Dec. .31. LSM.

47 tf ;

WHISKEY P,y theILRREL.Hr;rand frc!! ! none, of yar vhl FriKf srrrr. tvr s.ile low

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at the Yincemie?

MAPI Nov. th; ls:n.

f r-f rl.A ui... I ':llv snffirier.t to remove tlie mcst rA m f2,rA 0 CttCVO Ud DYSPEPSIA, with nil its cv :lTN(; In the Post Office a Wrh.-isy"'P:n'''S he ad ache, sickress ai

(st cent nr. -

liistrt si'x-

md s nr-

inrjron. navis couuiv, jn ::an i. on tne oit 1 tl 311 u-4 41 ' 1

dA cf I.e. richer, which if not taken out i ln tl coivci.es itepcnoency et nur.cl. arai

'three n..r.ths. vid b-Jen: to the (iene-1 a bost cf nervous aiTectirns vith which

ral Post O'.ln'C as dead Letters. I oxc,' person bdxHirir.g under the disease is

!n.-re rrlfssatlsicted. As an AN TI-BILI-

1! KDoV V. 1 If M,

5" 4

j A James Allen, U William Hallow, Edi '( ir,ln d IV..-;.' It rL -ft- '.. I." 1 .,..

I el s, lharles K. Brown, Juin bH:ter. J juics ; ; . . , : m. ...i. i nenor t riioacv.

, iHan, v. vuerii ci :e e. c. v .uirics r, , . , r, t,..

EOF'. V'knlm?.

.DR EOI F'S TOXIC arid . J.TZ-

()lTS MEDICINE, evnv person i;si::

Chapman, Rc atau S.Ch '.pnian, Silas v'etc'.c

WjHfRBAS I, William Way, have ta- Feins', Choree IVrrv,G-Y,n. Or, en- ? 11 1 C A' u"1 Vtt' H XrLett.rsof Administration en udh- I-lKrvev HjKans, Jan.es H aistou, f f AMUJ-.L theofAbel Way, dee'd, late of Mar- LjeSse Lucas.-M-Jan.es MTall. Wm. ft-V ' 1 f- U Ibh' tin ccinAy, Ind all persons indebted to said MattinglyS-EiiasStone, David M.Snuth. c ' " ...

rd. Rawlcv Scott. Ci.r-1 " "

j)'tyniPiit; tdso ail havin-; claims against said

esi.it . aie requested to present them duly -intheiitjcted agreeably to law. The estate is.-Uent. ILLIAM WAY, .-Jchn'r.

J o,. :, n

a i i i ' t'ore!uaI

4S 3t

J'i'-ioi ci . ir. Han isnn township.'

xcoun v. , ,;c bav H(RSECOL I

past, v-ilh a tew v!n!e hairs in its , a small white snip on its nose.

tolerable Ion; tale and mane, about 12A hands high, no other marks or br ands perceivable, appraised at S'-'. before me, on the lili of December, Ls.il, by Joseph Baldwin and Jacob Ready, (iiver. under mv haiid and seal, this 31st dav of December, 1S31. JA?,IF.S THORN. J. P.

hep pa

nt-lious Simes, Alexander Stephenson Y Daniel Yantrees, W Thomas White Y Harvey Young. JOHN MURPHY, p. :i. Jan. 2, 1831 43 5t

i '.IE

IIS DIANA SEDICCRAT, TW ICE a vn:K, Dunr.; the ticxxlon of the Lc"latvre. 53y i?. ixIcrrCo'ou.

mllE Dcnrorrat wilt Ik- published mice a L week during the Sei -n cf the Lee'iMa-

lure, ancl vi:i gne a gtnerai vrpitni tnc

S atot cf JitttvvfS

REMAINING in the Post Ofnce at Yin- ,

cenues, Kficx county, Indiana, the quar- pri.vt-di:,gs cf both H(uses. A large aririiter ending t'ne 31st ibiv of December, j tjonai t-xra-nse w ill r.ecess.irilv be in cm i ed

by making the Democrat a sen. i-wet kly zper, but as many cf cur fthmds have urgid

Jan. r, i,r;

5 OV'

1 S3 1 . which if not takeui out m three

months, will be sent to ti.e (Jcucral Pest Office as dead letters. iV'Persnr.s calling h r any letters in the fo'.low'mc list, will ts'.ea-e s.av tb.e v arc advcriLcd. or thev nuv not get thrm.

W i:TEit ARRANi-DMENT

fXT- "S'ROM and ;ifter the t4 W'fit&S lh5t' tbe East-ZZ&Zit-zi1, ern mail from Louis-ZZ-rs5Zil vill?. Kentuckv. and.

muttcrinixs and menaces t(as swept bv. and like the 4 baseless fab ic ot a vision," has left no trace ot its p'opucss; the hypocritical lamentation over national disgrace an.? ruin, has ound no respond i.ip; sympa'hv in pub ic leeline;.

he eonrmurd j c.7i the (ler.ria Messenger tra Macon, Deo 28. 183 1 Fire It falls to our tot to recoi d the most destructive fire that ft3s ever occurred in this piace. The alarm was given about 11 o'clock last night. The fire commenced m the upper part of a o story building, on the west side of Mul berry street, owned by Philader Judson, and had made very little progres when discovered, but tor want of efficient means, it was found impossible to con trol it. The only remedy was to save as much property as possible, and confine the fire to the square where it originated It soon consumed every building on that square, on Mu berry street, and a dwelling-house on fourth street, where ano

ther was pulled down, which prevented further progress in that direction. In the other, the fire was stopped at the corner cf third st. (a considerable space intervening betwen the buildings ) The buildings to the alley, which divides the fquare in the middle from third tofoutth streets, except the office of 'Tracy and Pmtler, were either consumed or pulled down. (J f eat industry was necessary to prevent t't five trom crossing Mulberry btirct, which was effected by the active exertions of a few of our chizens, whom.

we arc hannv to slate, did their dutv. Ii

TIN AND SHEET-IRON

MANUFACTORY. II AYE a i.argiv assortment of 'TIN WARE on hand, which I will sell at

wholesale or retail low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job wo k done at short notice. N. SMI TH Yiucennes, Jan. 21, 1S32. 50 tf

Zvt3C3Z2:z;.t vijle, Kentuckv, and.

the W cih oi aii from St. Louis, Missouri. vmII arr'o r v cry Tiic-ri.'y, Thm sd1 v, nnd Saturday, at 6 P. M. .and depart every Smtdav, at 10 A M. and Wednesday and Fridav at 4 A. M. 'The Eans-file nnd Momt Yernon mad wdldcpait every Wcdaetlay morning at 1, A. M. and arrive every S.tlnida;, at 12. M.

i -"Loners intend' d for he'c malls must j I4; 'H:'d Brant hedcoisiud in the of!.' c bv '.j i.Vlor1.- V i Yetul iioiu la;

M. on the pre v ions e n g. JOHN hCU'l f, P. M. Dec. 31. lo7,i. -:r 6i.

i E. R. A mes

Samuel Adams John Alton R Joseph Beard A. ivd. llet O.. Bristol Jrhn Brant Caroline Bishop, Kobert Benson, J Burner

E;i.a 1). Purden 1 b in B irliinau . BoS Well Mrs. IV land

Ann B- lhmrer

i'l t.os J Ts ckr.

1 anV U ' t t f.J ' I I I

I 1 i ' Ji f -J . - ; . v" p t ' .,' f.. A

.;m;. of 'j'lii: ii.oiifj.

S-JUt-f7()L?.1N i. barns 1:1s frnruU

t lit 1 ubli;., that be hi.s taken the TAY BN S i AND, well known as the- H"Mse f., mei 1 o' C upiod by I I,,.. II. -i . .... l a... ii. .in'.

''". ' 111 II. I j'l I III' S

i-sAti-i'J.'-tnre, in tne to- n of Mount Car-

n. b lib. v. bere be is n.u; and bappv to ..ccomniod.ate all n . rse.r.s who si'e him a "bare of thur patronage. His house, b('th. as io coiafori ai.d pleiry, he ft els confident, v. , I! i,f.t ! dl short ci" anv other in li.e ncisiht;eu?!i !. M- ' vu.H, (111.) Jar.r. 1832 48 St

C John Crock

Hindman Hare Josiah L. ILdms J Philip Jr.es W. C. Jones Thos Jamison K N. Knipc L II. LasH-lle jr M James Ma' tin, Robci t MrCaA-

saac ?viyv i s

A. B. M'.Ecc

'bn Mi ".Clare

J icob May John Mc.Koe dlia'o Myers Iimatius Mattin;dy John MeCoinb

Christcp'ucr Curtncr J.S.Norton Hemv C;iswll H. B. Neiberton P. A. Chamtiomier O.

the prrprii ty ot ir.e uiu.ertaku. we navo determined to hazard the experiment anl throw ourselves upon the liberaiit) of the public fcr its support. Subscribe is b)r the session will receix-c

two paj ers pjr week, durini; the session tov

75 cents to be paid in advance. Regular animal subcjibers av ill cr.lv pay as heretofore, 52 nun. hers makha a year. Subscriptions can be conveniently remitted by ihe members of tb. Legislature. Post Masters aie re(joes.tel to e.ct :s ieias, atal by forwarding us the sum ef Ive dvHarr, shall be entitled to receive a paper twice a week for their trouble, and papers for seven subnet ibers, v ieh is equivalent to ore dollar. 'The same privi.t -ge will be cxtemJcd to all othei s who v ill act as agents, ;.nd the paper fei warded on the receipt ef the mo ncy. (Joed and f.vithful reporters will be procuud, and these who aredesmr.s to kftow, w'ub.out da 1-cv, the protets oi Lc'iisbi'.ivc buMiies;, aiul K uceivea piper ;;iv:r;a jreneral 1 i.-tt ry of the paisi:. events f :.c tm.es, in .dl departments, wilt r::.d the Democrat a ( heap and faithful r cord.

Indianapolis, ( )et. 8th, 1K31.

L'. . f CIHAYLNvJ TOLACCO,

ii--fv.

LAND FOR SALE In Illinois in the rdilitory Tract.

The south half of Sec. 2, T 9 N 1 west,

North-west Sec: 10, T 1 S3 west

North-east Sec. 21. T 6 N 3 west'

North-west Sec. ;o, T 7 N 5 west, North-cast Sec. 15, T 9 N 3 east,

The nbove LANDS are ia the neighbor-

hood of e;ood settlements The North-east cf 21 lies within 4 miles of Macomb, the cenntv scat of McDooonh.

The

ALSO 400 acres. No. 231. in Indiana, tl

is only owing to the width of our streets; miles from Yiucennes, on the road to In-

t a much larger portion cf the town i dianapolis. 'There will be an indi-putabl

was not consumed During the fi.e, three buildings were blown up, which materially decreased the danger of the Bp-eadini; of the destructive element 0TiW"'S?i ilfvitnt VwUtahuviu ii454i ikom Tin: !.o: in au rui isi::, or rr.vr.Mnr.K III, 1SH. rrvi1!) I i',,'r.'-!i-' . , ..

vi i . i.u . v i . u ;.ai.viv .vt ier,r:":i !

nvc have m.'iv favorable weather br lh

lat , v iiays tae sun (an utter iran;er lor

.n t .v.v pas.), b.as ro-nppeareil, the swamp

and ii'iihins in tho streets beriu to io h-

f em

d in

en'h

d bonnoaries: still th-

title triven tor anv ot tlie ahave laia'.s.

'Ttie abovemeiitioned lands will lie ex

changed for lands in the neighbourhood of Yiucennes, or good HOUSES, at a reasonable price. The laud is well timbered and w atered, with large prairie near. N. SMITH. Yiucennes, January 21, iS32. oO tf f v

VALUABLE PEOPSSrLr

FOP. SALE. .

piIE subscriber will sell at private side I in tl:.-town ef Melo n, on t'ne 'ab.-Hi

river, Ind, a HOUSE and LOV, in an eligible part of the town The hause built expressly for

i vi

F f i v . t f a wh'ljam MIEURE. VwirTnnc-. S m.?. :M, L:H. IW tf

7 P Mil: rtnn'-cruji-r na tne piea.fL s'ire of informing his fiieials and the public generally, that

fc C-Ki'v be has returned to b.s 1-avorjtc vfe-' 4X' Land; iicis now i an yiag on tlx f-tl e-e ?.-v-' f In the shop p.. sr. occupied by (i 'A. Parley deceased and if I meet with encouragement, will be able to wcrl; tothe best advantage for my customer', bv coins good work and selling low for cash and p,ood furs. Cash will be given for Beaver, Otter, Muskrat and Mink 1 will take in payment for mv work good clean short wool, pork, w heat, rye," corn, beesw ax, butter, tallow, com. try linnen and good hides. N. B. I will giw TWKNTY-rivF. cents for good R A CROON, FOX, and W1LDCA T, in work. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Yincennes, Nov 17, 1831. 41 tf.

C J-f rge I'alhound

W ilTnon Childress Jesse Clavpool David II.'Ccc Daniel Clark B. t'ravens C. C happell Jalm Cannon W. B. Chiton (t. Cunnn vdumi i) Thomas Davis 2 Sa t.ue'. Dunlap J asbua Davis Jesse Day ' F. John Ewing V Jr'in Farmer Hugh l uidlcy Isaac J. Foster Cm John (irecn 'Thomas ( ilass 'vin. (lallaghcr 2 Julian Gray Win. Cio(;drnan James Gibson 2 Charles Gallji'hcr 11 Jiuv's Havens C H.Hau.illen John Hummer Dsmotul II ust en S. M. Hone. 3 Chas, Hancock

E. Herriagton

Horarr- On utt John K. Owen Oveau c"c Pccard P Ji hn Purrtll Henia II. Pb.elon S inun I Pattei sun Geo. W. Potter Moses Pinson R G ReCVts Win. Rcnnick S Minard Stnitli J. hn F. Snapp D ivi! Stiiiwi il Wm. Sampson A. D. S eott Able Serjeant Dav id Sn tier 'T F. 'Thompson Madam Tisdellc iiamuel Thomj)son S. Teverbaugii . M. C. Yemen Cassandra Yanhock W John Yvant I'.lizab-tb White Dr. Wochertou Sarah Webb Roliert Warth II . I). Wheeler Jv.sse Wiiitee.ouib

11IE o a:, iMrr.:;iAL siikli, Tu icc a link dcrirg tie .v.s.,V.:i cf tlx In' h re. FgHIS paper will, as hi i e tofore. be pubJL li-hed twice a wo-'-. ilia;r,;: ttc svsiioa f the ( it. neral Assembly. ;.n.! i: wj.l.H oviral, C ait-iia a detailed acconui f die pl ot cede ii.g-. of t b.j. Legislatute. Its laot t n-ed izr will ;dford us an opportunity to pic4- nt eureadcrs with a much greater tpa ;utb)" u:l varieiy of intelligence than heietotnrc. 'The character of the paper is presumed to b'j wvll known. It has been in existmee nearly nine years, at. d for the last three sears has been published tw ice a week dm a.'; the

j session cf the Legislature. It has thus been

enabled to give what no cher paper here has dene a full and connected hi trv rf the

; proceedings of ihe Legislature. Havi. g i?,- ' eurred an increased expenditure in ci ! . ;--

u.g it to an unpen il s,c, we ;.p. .1 to r

Jan. C, IS 32.

joiin scott, p. ;m .18 St lO'-'l

i i) T1CE is hereby given, that an elec-

SAMUEL & WILLIAM J. WISE,

pui and r.ALTl ioiK, ana ate now

tcllow-citrcr.s, v.i'.n conb leiice ia at t e appeal wall nut In made in v ain for ,v, i,u . . ; pHtronagc. We have mi'.f'-rn.'y s. -.,! .' ;! a lass hy our serr.i-wec kly p'Jj'.'r at ;..:, l.'.t the pr gressivc m.p.i oven: t : th? t -try, tb.e rpid increase ef o .r p' n ;! t'.: and the grow ing demand f-r t:ev.sp.:.-.v intelligence, S'.em to re.juire that we st.eu.a advance ratber than retrograde. We have therefere determined to enlarge cur sla t, exert our best energies, and rdy f -r reiY.uneration on the liberality and p-trioti;m tf an enlightened people, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. To subscribers daring the st vsh n of thLegislature, the pi ice will be sex t i, : -Jivc cents, in advance. DOUGLASS ?c MA GUI RE, Editors. I-:dnnapo!is, Oct 29. 1831.

loans are in a n.isen.o.e condition dravs i wu!e. it is net ouite tin-sh.-d. but the nn-

. i '

ji i 1 1 Q 5 H a

store, beir.g 50 t.ct

s;iek ui iae ii.uu in tn- nt -t important" eommcrcial s!ret ts of ihe citv.and tlie ccst ' of traiis;or:a;io;j fr staple produce and; t!io eor.imon noeesai ie.- of life, continues j to ho enormous. i

'The river b;ts fillen tiiis wo: k about two

teiaals are alt on the premises. The whole will be sold :: far cash, on application eitiicr to I, t)iVg Post-?Ia3tcr, Merum, or the subseriber at Lcuisv "dl?. W, G. SNETIIEN.

Jan. le, lc

a j-

feet, andcu.:,mev buveede rapidiv . Rv ! M XJ -V Jl!rnntl '1 . . . 1 .- ilaute K. cister w ii; ncrt tlie ib jTr

J r a i

!.i--aec emis, the upper riveis. a-" tat-oub, . ai;i;,t:nt t,Vi

::d

Terreto the

tvir acxoits t'

t;on w n. oe neui ar me vouri-noasc , , iV Ki,s.-S stor-

Yincennes, on Mendav the 6 h dav d" Februarv next. ei.Miii.v-," lor the purpose cf A oe.nkral assoktmknt or .mlrciian

COMMiSSION AND STORACii;

! Market street, a few doors frcm Reynolds ; "IIE subscriber has the pleasure cf ! cc Bonner's, and i:;,tr,cdiately opposite Tom- j JJ itdorn ing the rubiic rcnerallv that

if T AYE jut received from Philaokl-

f t PUI

ehoo-e.ga President ct tne Board ot I rus- irzi:, rn.-i.ii-- ot te?s, Tv icogh ConsMbde, and three 'lius- (!ittnTC te.s, and three Assistant Trustees from I ? ea. h w ar d ' rf - S J..h:i Me(;ifTin is appointed Judge, and I 0Dkf-t.l"iSWA2lf James Smith. Clerk f-r the Upper Ward. ! CxKGCriKZBS. cU. -SlO.

A I.S

R. Price Jud;e, and II. P. Bvt lcaw Clerk 1

t r the Middle Ward, and John B. Dum.ing

Judge, and Joan Moore ClerK for the Lower A T.vr.nn ami ; i:eril .'.s-oktmfnt o1 W aid. ! y- ft r-i f m, TT mr'T

; All ef which they are (!et-rn.in-.-l to seb i l.ov for cash, or approved COUNTRY i PRODUCT.. Persons w lsbii.g to purchase.

wail do well by calling and examining tor themsclv ..

Yiucennes, Dec. IT, 1S.1.

Rv order cf the Board cf Trustor. SAMUEL HILL. Clrk. Jannarv 7, S.V2. -'.9 ulc

ILL continues, io carrv on the

STtu nuU Stirct 5rcu Business at the old stand, whcie he will be hap.py to accommodate his customers. :,U-'tf August 0, 1S.11.

45 tf

15 or. 20.CCO H s. of jgoi MERCHANTABLE PORK. VLWVV.- ON JI i.VH, AMI tod fcALi: AT Till ci i le r,

iniorn mg inc puoiK

he still continues the Commission and Storage Rusinkss. at bir Oul St.n.d, sor.ru :iF.sr corsei: of ivateh ash MARKET ST H LEYS

WILLIAM MIEURE. Vincennes, April, 1831. 9-tl. Sl'lUMI AM) SUZvII&S? GOODS. WILLIAM MiEl RE Has just reciv'd a nl s ippW of FOREIGN AND D'VMF.S riC DRY GCOS.S, vuir.T.t v hlch arc t'.e r.ncct j-,.!ttrr

1 Utnd Litrt style CvLieors, Giwha?i,

Rot l. Cassimliii :, etc. He has a!s.o received (.TJXT.RU, IRON CASTINLS, SaLT AND TAR He respectfully solicit a cantinuaiKt

j of public patmuae. Yineciiiie-.j May 17, lU K -!i

.' t)l'' toW fi o

,n; w cie I k a .ed t up tho e!.:e t-:v celb-ctin On hand ind tor sale at t!ds ( ro