Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 5, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 March 1832 — Page 3

inition of his fellow ci'izens, and is now a candidate for a scat in the next legislature. Whether Mr. Touilitison will have an opponent or not, is at this time uncertain time will tel'.

- - - -- j M. Marshal -Tho who make 1iirci arc t o longer subjects, but cpi-tns ; ; During five minutes not a trend was INCENNES. MARCH U LN3J. heard except personal and outiageous 7 J r 7TT" 'cries against the juste milieu. The tu In the paper ot to day will he found the ' , ,. , J . , . i r u X- . i i iMult and disorder continued dunnjrthc proceedings ot ihz Knox county adnunis-, - . , ,. m ... ... . i r " i remainder of the sitting A thouch the trution C.nvenao:i ; and, it afiords me par- j pfCsHcnt m; ht bc 6CCnblingjn h vio. licular sitislarlion i being able to state, hU bc . that Mr. Tomlinsox lias accreted the nom- . , x- ...

ncaru. uii paiu any aucnuon 10 imc i Piesident, and the most tumultuous and

violent observations, were made by all parties, one against the other, in various parts of the Chamber. At half past six the sitting closed in the midst of noise, menace, and agitation. Conspiracy at Paius The London Standard ot January 7, says: We have received by special express, the Paris papers of Thursday, which bring us a detailed account of the conspiracy to which we biiefly alluded yesterday. The ministerial journals, from one of which we select an aiticlc giving a statement of the affair, maintian that it was excited by the Carlists, and fostered by money sent from Holyrood House; but the proclamation, which was found with the conspirators, is jacobin in its

genera,! outline, complaining of non inter vention in Italy, the surrender of Belgium to England, tec. U.C. The overt acts of the conspiracy were very absurd. They were confined to seizing on the belfry at Notre Dame, by eight people; ringing the great bell as a tocsin, and attempting to set fire to one of the towers as a signal. The men were almost immediately

seized, only one escaping. We conlcss that we doub the Carlism of the p!ot. (From our correspondent.-half fiast 7 ) London, Saturday. Jan. 7. Business at the Stock Exchange has been almost wholly superseded to day,

and the only subject that seemed to oc

With respect to the rrodincations for the different qualities always tobel

wnicn are ,wn n. as me oasis upuu . inunu in every ciup. j ne i ii.ininy oi -mr . . . n, .

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l ,ullccwl,,ln in mnruci so vrrv immco d(!(. f of j Uc esta(e f

uuii c rnigm w nit pinpneiy jhvb uie Muo- Jj);lvid Rizel ,.- Qf Knox countv. dccJ.

Some small lots are still l.tA kot.rt ,.,c,

an apprai?ement to he made of the per-

which Austiia and Prussia would be dis

posed to tatify, ii is said that a clause mnst be added, modifying the ninth article, relative to the navigation cf the Dutch waters, rivers, and canals by the Belgians, and that a declaration must be made defining the navigation of the, Meus, where it passes through the town and fortress of Maestricht so as to pre

vent future disputes the object of these

PUBLIC NOTICE.

IT" have ' i JL d,,c fcr

modifications being to respect the rights the levee, which price the sclle: and digni'y of the King of the Nether 'confident thev could w ithout difiic

In the first page of this day's paper, I have collected the several statements of thf mvagfs committed by the late flood in the Ohio river. Since it was in type, I b ivc received the Palladium, printed in Lawrencehuriih; speaking of the remarks cf other Editors, he concludes by saying "Our c hurch has no steeple upon it, and th-j '-few houses" which were here before the iiood, are here still." Although the town suliercd, the accounts of it hau bceti much exaggerated. Bv the politeness of our attentive and industrious Representative, I am enabled ti Jay before the readers of the Sun, the following important bill: Mit. Boox, from the Committee on Public Lands, reported the follow ing bill, which vas twice read, and committed to a committee of the whole house on the tate of the Union. A BILL to graduate and reduce the price

of the Public Lands. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That from and after the first day of July next, all the public lauds of the U. States w hich have been, or may hereafter be oflcred at

Kiiblic sale to the highest bidder, and shall ! cupy the general attention out of doors,

rcmai'i unsold for a period of five years

ha;l be subject to sale by private entry at seventy-five cents per acre See! i?. And be it further enacted. That all the public lands of the U. States which have been, or may hereafter be offered at

public sale to the highest bidder, and shall remain unsold for a period of ten years, shall be subject to sale by private entry, at fifty cents per acre. In pursuance of public notice, a meeting of the Delegates from the different Townships in this county, took place at the court house, in Vincennes, on the 5th of March, 1832, for the purpose of selecting a candidate friendly to the present administration, to represent Knox county in the state Legislature, when John Moore was called to the Chair, and William J. Heberd, appointed Secretary. The following

ing gentlcmen appeared, and took their Seats as Delegates. From Busseron Township - Michael Wiles, George Clark, John MeCarty, Samuel Moore, John W. Allen, John Sprott, jr. and Peter Wiles. From Washington Township - William P. Beckes, George W. Sarter, Joseph Hollingsworth, William McGowen, Mumford

Becknell, James M. Alexander, and Sam-

uel Thompson.

FromPalmyra Township - James Welton, James Steen, James Jordan, Samuel Langton, John McClure & Thos. Westfall. From Vincennes Township - Andrew Gardner, John Moore, Henry P. Brokaw, William J. Heberd, Samuel Wise, David McHenry, Samuel Bruner, &, Jas Teriac. From Harrison Township - John Smith, David Reel, Alexander McCrca, Nimrod Teverbaugh, James Kuykendall, Thomas Beard, John Knox, Asa Thorn, Joseph

ohn

Brock.

Williams, and J

From Johnron Township - George Catt, Henry Turbett, Thomas Small, James S. Mays, Thomas Johnson, Isaac Mahl, Agraham Barkman, John Devour, Randel C. Morgan, and John Roderick. From Decker Township - John Ram-

hey, Thomas Kelly and Sparling Young.

The object of the meeting being stated

the Chair, and Messrs. Henry P. Bro-

sey,

was the probable extent of the increase

meditated in the peerage. Some disap-

pointment was felt at the non appearance

of any positive announcement on the subject, the very mention of which has a

wakened all the original interest attached

to the reform question which its enemies

would willingly, if they could, affirm to

be dying away for the second time. It would be idle to put forth the conjectures

afloat in the city, with respect to the

number of new creations, and they are only worth referring to, to show that men's minds in the city are as excitable

and as ardent as ever on that subject.

Distress of the Working Classes - The

distress which prevails in Worcester,

and which must be ascribed to the free importation of foreign manufactured

gloves, is truly appalling! Thousands

are now at the door of starvation! - meetings have been held - petitions have been drawn up, ar.d subscrptions have been

entered into - for their relief. Now all this is very well, but nothing so effectually relieves a starving people as to supply them the means of contributing to themselves. It appears from calculation, made at a recent meeting, that from January 1st to

November 30, last year, 1,014,456 pairs

of foreign manufactured gloves were imported from France! This alone was sufficient to cause a stagnation in the trade, but, when we consider that the above number is not above one-fourth of what have been smuggled over during that period, we wonder that there is such a thing as a glove trade in England at all. Really the state ol England, from one

end to the other, continues to be most al-

arming and unhappy, without the pros-

pect of an improvement; for it appears

that no plan is to be adopted for the effectual amelioration of the sufferers. From the London Age, of January 8. LATEST NEWS PARISIAN CONSPIRACY.

A conspiracy has been dete cted in the St

French capital, and delcated as soon as detected. Its object was the re establish

ment of the Hepub'ic, and ot course tnc

! .uti,rnnmrni ,f ihe citizen Kinrr His

dignry ot the King

lands. We hear also that Austria and Prutsia decline to guarantee the annual payment by Belgium of the eight mil lions lour hundred thousand guilders as their portion of the interest of the debt, on the ground of such a guar.mce implying a doubt of the integrity of King Leopold. Should these modifications be adopted, an extension of time must take place to enable the panics to complete the Treaty, or rather the Convention, for such would be its rrew character. It appears by the private correspondence of the Journal du Havre, that the

Mcriteur of the I3'h d.nicd the report,

that refusals had been received from

Prussia end Austria. But the writer co

incides in opinion wi'h the Courier, that

such delay will take place as will pio duce embarrassment.

From the Washington Glebe. Papers from various quarters have been

received by the Department cf State, from

some of which wehaxe been furmslud with extracts:

Morocco. Our consul at Tankers writes

under the date of Kov. 30, 1631:

"Peace and tranquility have at length

been resto-ed in thi - empire. When I last

wrote, the emperor was at Mequinez, wait

ing for the troops which were collecting in

various provinces; his army being at length deemed sufficient, on the 5th cf October he

tation blank.

hp il Mt IV r., it ucknnw m nn n Ir at that

price. It i quoted at from 14 to 11. SUGAR In the city this article has

found ready sale, at a small advance: lots I

sonal estate, good, chattle?, rights, credits, monies and effects of the said dec.

so far a? the same have come to mv know-

of suppl ier quality have been taken read- j ,ed-f which i liave returne(j t0 th'c clerk'

liv at tk m n n viopfinv r nrmiA rr r , i u ... .

oincc. ino saiu estate win prooauiy solvent. I will sell at PUBLIC ATTCTrOV nn

difficulty ob- j Saturday; the seventeenth of March now the north are rnsv;n at the residence of the said D.

lly at ui to and yesterday a prime

crop of Attakapas was held at 7 cts. on

dlers were

tain. The last advices from

, . . . i

miner encouraging, nna an improvement Rizc!Vj in Palmyra township, the looked for. On the plantation?, the last j pcrsouaj property of said deceased, (re-

sales we hear of were made at oi ana Ik,

but were not vrrv extensive. MOLASSES At 10 and 20 cts. meets a fair demand. FLOUR Sales have been mad." nt $.rJ which is now the general rate f.rgrd quality. The arrivals have not been so heavy cs expected, and the present stock limited, prices looking up. WHISKEY There has been an immense dmand lr shipment, while the import hf.s been limited, consequently prices have risen, and are still lisin. We advance our last weeks quotation from 130 to 33 et. in conformity with last aalcs.

LARD The Ftock on hand is heavy, j the demand at 01 dull, and sales affected I

with difficulty. BEANS White are in fair eemand at

1 50 to 5 per barrel red no demand. COFFEE Is without much enquiry, sales few for Havana green wc quote 15 cts. and dull, St. Domingo arrives slowly, none in first hands, 13 to 14 cts. & scarce. PORK We quote to day, mess, inspected at $11, unbrandod $10; prime, inspected at 9, un branded $8 50; cargo, inspected, SjT ; the demand is dull. REI.F Continues at, Mess, inspected,

j $jS, unbranded $7; Prime, inspected $6.

serinx the w idow's allowance and selec-

tion,) upon a credit of nine month, upon giving note and approved security for alL purchases over three dollars, but for that sum 'id under, cash will be required at the time of purchase. Sale will ccrumence at 10 o'clock, A. M. BAZEL PARKER, AdnPr. Feb. 05, 13J. C ids

, i ... i ...i i

iam virile id r z. wimii v.i-in i " 11 ws i . . . .

, , . . r- i i annranc ed, Nl-U. A good supply resion of the rebel udiahs. (White fuanl.i;) i . v, , .b, ' r they surrendered on the 23d cf this month. 1 mair.s on hand, and not in demand. on conditions, however, which plainlv sho'v j -- , -- ed .hat the emperor was obliged to .yield to j C&OU jSlCrtOfal CiCUtt. their term.; they ai e again to nil tr.fir for- r . m

rncv stations as his body guards, receiving 10 biankcels a day as pay, a greater sum than

had ever before been given. The emperor then returi.ed to Mequinez. and as soon as his affairs arc settled will proocecd to Morocco. 'Several French ships of war have been cruizing off this port; their business is not known, but it is rumoured that the emperor has demanded satisfaction for the execution of two of his subjects at Oran bythe Ficnrh, and that orders had been given to detain their consul until that nff.iir was settled.

Qchmbia The foreign ministers were I

informed by a circular on the 23rd Novtm- j

her, of the retirement tmin the vice presidency of General Caicedo, mid the appointment in his place of Gen. Oband"; to which the ministers of the United States, Great

Britain, France ar.d the Netherlands made suitable replies. On the 17th December, appeared a decree of" the convention, setting forth that whereas from the 17th of Nov. 1831, the central provinces of Colombia had been united into one independent state, bearing the name of jVe Granada,

it was necessary that a constitution siioulo

c nrermved f"r the same, which would be

done as soon as possible; that of 1830 in the

meantime to be observed in all respects-

All the subsequent acts arc headed '"Lolom

kia State Yeio Granada" but we can

- . t ? r . . i r

not find that any aesire is mannesteu ior an

union under a federal government with the other states. The convention seems to be

actively engaged, and strorg dispositions are shown to reform their ecclesiastical establishments. A prrject was before the convention for sunnressine entirely all feastdays

exfept Sundays: the great number of those at present observed, is declated to be injurious to the morals of the people, causing them to spend in idleness more than half their time. Many convents have also been suppressed.

GEORGE BOON, of Sullivan county.

JAMES BLAKE, cf Marion county, Alt nilTR PATTERSON, Parke do. NATHAN B PALMER, Jefferson, do. MARK CKUME, f Favctte county. The above named gentleman are the ciector certain, and the following persons "as contingent electors, who are to have precedence in the oidcr of their names, viz: THOMAS C.I YENS, of Posev coiu.ty, A. S. BURNETT. cf Floyd county. Y. ARMSTRONG, cf Dearborn, do.

SPRIXG AND SUMMER GOODS. WILLIAM M1EURE Has just received a good supply of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

Amongst which are the neucst pattrrns and latest vtyle Calicoes, Gi.vouA.xiROUEX CA8SIMERE3, Sc. 11c has also received GROCERIES, IRON CASTINGS, SALT AND TAR He respectfully solicits a continuance of public patronage. Yincennes, May 17, 1S31 15-tl NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to make payment immediately, as I purpose moving to ihs country by the 1st of April, therefore my books mjst bo closed by thit time.

JOHN SHIELDS. Mnrch3,lS32. 4 tf

JOHN KETCH AM, of Monroe county

tcant-23ont ifoi.

AKItrVALS. March 3 Criterion, from Lafayette, la. 5 Don Juan, from Louisville, Ky. 7 Utility, from Montezuma, la. "Banner, from Lafayette, la. Don Juan, from Montezuma, la. DEPAL.TUKES. March 4Cnteiion, full fi eight, fcr New Orleans. 5 Don Juan, for Montezuma, la. 7 Utility, for Louisville, Ky. ' Manner, for Cincinnati, O. 8 Don Juan, for Louisville, Ky.

The Wabash river, after having been on the fall for some time, and got within its banks, has nrxain taken a rise, and has

been gradually coming no for the la3t lour dnvs. It i" hoped it w ill not rise over its hank.--. The weather has been pleasant for the last week.

from the Chair, and Mers. uenrv i .up -. R. , j vvc suspect, is by this time sick Ullv, and James Jordan appointed tche . the meeting proceeded by oallot to sclct , i w

lae person t'aat sh n.id l.c the . and unon counting the ballots, SAMUEL

TOMLINSON had 17 scattering . On motion-7om?, That a commit-

teeofthrco be apjintea to wan . rhe A,bany sajied on the Uth ol January

! By this arriva', the Editors ol the Lom

VERY LA IE FROM EUROPE. baltimorr fkb 2.

shio Albanv. Hawkins,

avre, baa arrived at New ioiK

-r....,!;,,c nnd inform him ol ins nomin

- !HTillU-"M ii

tnm: whoieiipon Messrs. Samuel livmip-; Advertiser have received files o

son, Henry P.Kr lvawand Jainesb.M iv?,; l)aris lQ lhe 13lh inclusive, with

were appointed said committee. commercial letters, Uc. 1 hese papers

AVvrtrnZ. lhatthcprocec- . . .... -f oyr 1 if, of Jan

The loss of property bv the late fire at

Phomas is estimated at between two

and three millions of dollars Vast num

bers were houseless, and ihe government

was issuing rations to the destitute. 1 he light was seen at Porto Rico, 72 miles,

wbcrce a vessel was despatenca next

(EQUUtH, PROBATE COURT, February Term, 1532. J AND now at this time came John McGiffin, admV of Nathan Webb, de- ' ceased, and filed his complaint, suggesting to the court here, the insufficiency of tho estate of said Nathan Webb to pay the dcl ts and demands outstanding against said estate, and praying generally for relief, It is therefore ordered by the court, That the creditors of said estate bo notified of tho filing and pendency of said complaint, by publication six weeks successively in the Western Sun. And

further, unless the creditors of said estate notify 6aid administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of tho nature, description and date of the con

tract or assumpsit, upon wnicn toe sama may be founded, in the office of the Clerk of the Probate court, previous to the next term of this court, at w hich time a final distribution of the assets of the said de. cedents estate will t made, sudi cl-inas will be postponed. Attest.

D. C. JOHNSON, Clerl Feb. 29, 1MW. 4-tnv. LAND FOR bALi In Illinois, in the MUUoiy Tract. The suth half of Sec. 2, T 9 N 1 west North-west Qr. 10. T 1 S 5 west. North-east Qr. 1. T G N 3 west. North-west Qr. 36, T 7 N 5 west. North-east Qr. 15, T 9 N 3 east,.

The above LAND are in the neighbor-

3I3SD n tl)'s ,ow,l jn :-Utn Fnbrmirv. Mr. HuMPnai-.T Ar.MY, Printer.

. l.jn ',iltinvro, Mo. on the 31st oTj hood f good settlements Tht- North-east Tanunrv lasr Mr. Rodeiit S. Reynolds, ! r.f 21 lies whhm 4J miles f Macoxb, the

merchant of this place.

Michael CrooUs. iivit in asmng-

conntv seat cf McDonoueh.

ALSO 400 acres. No. 231, in Indian?., 14 miles from Vincenues. on the road to Indianapolis. There will be an indisputable title given for any of the above lands. I he :'ovement:oncd land v. ill be ex-

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norn'.nrr. A overnmem o u -i imaw-n jjaV j- li.ijY , J-upp oseo to o- h j ri , i u.tni. .4 ' ' t , ..Vv nublished, lorbiduing any advance on the snnn-. with a bald face, black mane and j Vin. enr.es, cr good HORSE, at a reasonapumisneo, un b -P ?. . a,fl somt? . , . The land is well timbered and

ttSJja'iv - . . . - . r ..

The Hereford (Eng ) Journal mentions that 18,U00 tons of iron in rails are being made in MonmouVhshire, for the United States.

white on the right hind foot, about 12 hands

high, no other narks perceived, appr.osen to 14 dollars, before me on the U'h ot Febmaiy, 1S32, by Robert Gilmore and Mason Timmoti. A true cop v. VVM. P. BEEKES, J. P. W.T. March 8. 1S32. 5 3t.

Chairman and Secretary, an t paiuiwo, circulaltd avidity by the ami

ot this meeting be signed by the j UvMons Tbe reports which

:a this Western S m

On motion-

l:it do now ad urn

pay

BUTTER THAN A PONUKDHUM. What gives a cold, cores a cold, and

stbcdoctuif A draft.

watered, with large prairie near. N. SMITH. Vincennes. January 21, 1B32. 50- tf

iiootor EorrT3 T-Mr and An Dyspeptic Pills. rillilS Medicine U offered to the publicI w'nh a confidence produced by long tx-

iur:"nce in practice that they possess the . - -, ...111 . - r

rVNERS cf D()(iS. tike notice, t.iai , rf r,,n.v;- Drcntrties: They will operate

V I shall

be compelled to put in force the

T" . II.-

e-nt-.tlv as a nureativc. ana s tueciuaoy

: . -. c ..n .X.

The

! ministerial, or war party, that not only j into the

rr-i .-. 4 ! ' ' . ..I

lliai ua imu-i Russ-U, but Pruasia and Austria wouui , seven

JOHN MOORE, Chm n.

Wm. J Hehi

Stctv.

.. : r ! i..,n r.f iiHictn of ca'dons

rciuse to sanction tne anncics vi jjac- ,mic o

between Ile'gium and Holland, as dicta

r orrtmf ,m,its ' 4th section of the i.i dinance respectir.R r.ui-, - the stomach and inte.tines of all of- A importations of ' . ! sauces, unless it is c,n.;died with. 7 5 P'T!" ftnsive and irritating matter any Mcdi-

TTf.irrd States has (Jminisniu in , . . f .... t-,:,.r. c, -rt all UUijiTy . , ,i rn Hnhi htate ' IS

- - . . vision ui uim .. . - j - riv.e nov. Kii'imi, t i . n n.i mnc frw It 1 1 1 I . . ... . . H , - n hi. c hlt . . , .1 .

vears, ironi inc n.n.iww i ruiimne at jwwunaiu a iuu.h Thev du not proanceme icj

ted by the Conferences at London, continned to be rife in Palis. The London

. . c . .

the 5h, r.as tr.c louowing

TfrLT in' Tim Frenci: Chambers! 'lhe pajis likewi.e. tt.ntain a iepo:t cf some execedic R y violent proceeding

the Fiench Chamber ot U.-putics. l

The Minister ol Public lnstiuctmn. wei

Ccutier ol

paragraph: Our readers will recollect, that, about a fortnight ago, we stated that the in

i fluence ot Russia hatl exienucu u. nu-.ii

cr Orcat Power, and that serious uoums

c entertamed of the ratih -ation ol the

Commrrctfil itri)ort.

I KOM Tlir. LOITSIAXA ADVr.RTISKK, OF Febkuary IS 1-.

rrvrD AT T? FAT ARKS. B-i?inc?.

nenillv spcakin-.has revived since our!

-ct nnr". mav now v vmi.-.-.. wv

.nd hisowncr to a hoe of m dolLr

WM. LINDSAY, b. c. March 10, 1S32.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.

nirK rnun havinc connected

L -pV a at hVte to defend! t reaty of Peace between BclRium and o o money for the civil list i Holland, agreed upon by the Conference

t a , had been proposed by the commiss i Circumstances have just occur. - Jr n havb the sentiment in convince us that we we, e perfectly well . , , n?t ' . .Ifvoubani-hluxu.v informed on the subject, and that if any ieplr oadcp .tr. 'r it will U ratification should anivc cither from

,rom me w . ri,;h Pr..i nr A n v ria. it will be subject

brUk We hope sincere! v, that the f. if jj

" ,K rnntvrv the 21-

iies cr nausea, uui .:. petite and feelings uiil generally be improved in one hour after the pills are lden -T They can be used at all times and bv ail aes. No attention is necessary to diet, drink, or exposure to wet or cc-W. whilo

themselves with . h ACKLtroKo. i using them. A tew poxes - ...:n thn v.-holesale DRY , ...n.. ..,-,-r.t m rpmovc the most confirm.

(;OOnSC;UOCERYANDCOM-!cd DYSPEPSIA, with fll it distressing MISSION HUSINESS. under the J8VrnItoms. head-ache, .ickneis and sour-

l9 firm cf Adams. Ford & Co.. in ' ' s,of lhe stcmach. loss m aPpeic.

:cne

f hin sub

scum oannneu irom m- njects'the deputies of the extremes of thrhnniher rose and ciicd alood L'is

Ptiilip bus r.osubjects M. M Cabci. Clerc Lasalle. Lub;issiere ar.d othcis tx claimed, the Kirn; has no subjects -o der, orii! let the m mister be culled Vo oi-ci.

Prussia or

1 C a

o many nmuiiitauuua

to ret uf r u

ntcesiary to Ko throuph the whole afjair de nov. Indeed, it is confidently stated mat there will be no ratification before the time fixed upon by the Protocal at the U'.est period, ?.. the 15;h instant.

change mav be r-rmaiiPtit

if to fivor ibis desirable consummation. h-, continued favorable to business trar.?-

,Mi.nc norhars too warm tor stramjers:

fmm the ice-bound regions of the Northern j

states et pleasant unto us, v nouesirc to see no ico, but that imported fr our Q-.

cial ue. j CO fTON Tarce operation!: b.ave been ' made this Meek, chiefly fr Enzlish account and as we are manned, at a redue- ; t-.m, ,.- f.il! I nor lb. on the average nuali-

tie- that ir to say, on a fixed price round.

1 ne weather, helow their nd tard.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 7. 1

new Vnck building, two doers t loal Costixer.es despondency cf ' . r -,r-.a nffi'rtir.r.- With WhVClX

i do

5 Sw.

nrrvoii affections, with

rvei y person labouring under the cHJse i

mnfp Or r51 'Hii'v-scu.

1)MS FORD fc CO. rfLr for sa'.c ()lIS MEDICINE, every p'M-n usinj n'r'rels of froo.i clean Fv them will socn become satisfied of their iu-

; LOVER SEED. 100 boxes gifi perior efficacy;

l o'iacco; 1 00 V 'J-&gJi7 YrFrtf.ared cr.iw oy

KOFF.lVhcrhntr. la. ,

Louisville. Feb. 7. It3. a- M)R Ev ) F F TrJS ft, '

f rf.nl V No. 1.

do. No. 2 do; 1P0 krts o

1, do.

4 cfi Kcasof CHEWING TUI5ACCO,, f :le at ?H. sw of ! 13i Eor sale bv & WILLIAM J. WISE, M-ref

ZT WILLIAM MI EL RE.

Vinccnne?, Sept. 21,

MUth

htrect,

V2H

Vincennes. Indiana.

I Dec. 31,1-Jl.