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yincennes. aU(;i;st is, ie32T "The election is over, and old Knox stands disenthralled, redeemed from the shackles of J-icksonism, and Van Buienism." The above is copied from the Vincennes Gazette of the llth instant, and is noticed alone for the purpose of correcting ilie erroneous impressions it imv give abroad. Mr. Homier, a Clayite, has surely been elected by a mnjoritv of .serenteen votes, and this majority too, obtained, as Mr. Ilill very well knows, bv the exertions of at least three prominent Jackson men supporting him, and without which he could not have been elected. Knox county ha at all times been very near equally divided upon the Presidential question. At the Inst Presidential election Jackson's majority was probably not more than 15 or 20. At the f lection in November corning, his fiie nils may rest satisfied that his majority will be increased not alone ii) old Knox, hut throi'iihout the State I hnve ben authorized to announce Hfnkv Rrnn-:, junr. as a candidate for T orongh (.'unstable, at the approaching election. I have been authorized to announce Solomon Rathhonk as a candidate for JJorough Constable, at the approaching election.

LJte lst evening (says the St Louis prce Press of Aug. 9) information reached here, which may ho relied on, that the hostile Indians, in attempting to croes the Mississippi river, had becH intercepted, and totally routed, with the loss of a threat number of liven. -Ivepoi t says THREE HUNDRED! THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE. for pkesiucnt, ANDREW JACKSON. FOR Vlf K-CKKSinCNT. ARTIIT VAN EUREN. 3a cftsou Electoral iUct. OEOUGE BOON, of Sullivan county, JAME BLAKE, of Mai-ion countv. All I'llUR PA TTERSON, Parke do. NATHAN B. PALMER, Jefferson, do. MARK CHUME. of Favette county. THOMAS G I VENS, of Posev county, A. S. BURNETT. of Floyd county. W. ARMS PRONG, of Pvarborn, do. JOHN KETCH AM, of Monroe countv NAT. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE. for rKKsinr.T, IISNB.Y CLAY. roi: vicK-ruFsini'NT, JOHN SERGEANT. Clan HlcctraMi CicUci. J. KUVKENDAEL, S. HENDERSON, WALTER WILSON, ABEL LOM AX, JOHN I. NEELV. JOHN HAWKINS. 1). PENN1NO PON, STEPHEN LUDLOW, SVLVANUS EVER TS. CoNTFXTMCXT, AuJ. 13, 1SVJ. "Dear tSi r : In eider to correct some of the manv mistakes which some have intentioHallv fdlen into in relation to the company of United States Rangers authorized to be raised by me, I have to re quest vou through the medium of your paper, to enable me to refute the stories circulated to injure m The letter of appointment was received by me on the J?th June, and accepted. On the iUh of July the company was made, and reported ready, or prepared to march. Thirty days was allow ed me to make the company, two days after the expiration of w hich time, viz. en the 2lHh5 we took up the lint of inarch for Chicago, to which place I was informed swords and pistols would Ik sent for the use of my company. On the march, J0 or iiO miles this side Danville, Illinois, an express from Captain Br.ovn, (who was then making his company at Datiille.) met me with information that the arms tor his and my company would be on in seven days to that place, the pistols without holster, and swords with belts. Every exertion was immediately made by capt. Brown to have the holsters mnd Mod on mv arrival we were assured that the holsters would be completed on the Kill. ieven days afterwards the w.iiii with the arms arrived, and on examination the swords were without belts. It was then determined that 1 should j;o to Tcrre-IIaute and have the belts made, an! leiurn against the 17th. On arriving at ta it place, and finding that they could not i e made in uss than fojrdas, 1 determined to ivturn home, see mv funily and Iriemls. and. arrange s:me business I had left unsettled. I will leave home on the 1 Bit. pass Terre-Ilaate on the Buh arrie at Pinvilie on tlie 17th. and. in com pany with captain Brown company, reU!!li the mareh on the ISth. As to tlie rept rkd ditliculties between nnself and men. I assure you, and throuiih you. those wlio ii.ne fri"uJs iu the eompauv. that there dot's nut exist the least unkind feel-ti.-j, between myself and anv man in the e-.mpariy, the ouu man I bad occavjo;! to ili '."i-r " mev. hat with before we h !t ir.rennt's, n,.t exe )it: He now s v s 1 ha e tt.e::. u:' 1!I !il-Le-t friend, and esw i r ,1 ti b. .None , ibcr and iiiv - sen n i l; t O. it'.i-: in Uity . . no tloubt ! Y Ul .-elf t.'i i in. in v otiif ! ect liiat Us lli.v

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into ee'wecn my?e'f, ofT.cor and men,! CORN None rrmiin? rHoat : a quan- jman system its study, and that can alone apthat none but sober, honest and well-be- tity is stored, which U disposed of et our pl' t,ie remedy when that system is serious-

haved men would be engaged ; that drunkenne-, gambling, and every improper cotvh:.t would not tc allowed. Ail this has been riiridly exacted, and with but verv few exception3, strictly observed. The company have lalrcd under many difficulties. The drouth has l-en so rjreat, that water was scarce, and clouds of dust on the march made it almost inupoortable. Add to tins oil or upwards, caes ol common cholera morbus, which generally lasted from '21 to IS hours, 'leaving the men so much debilitated as to be almost unable to travel for two or three days, retarded our inarch in no small degree. Our northern position, with the repose the company had enjoyed for some days, and the rain setting in on mv leaving Danville, made things wear a much ditlorent and better aspect. You will excuse my troubling you. I assure you my only object is to satisfv those who have husbands, sons or fathers in the service. 1 have written in the absence of all my papers and memorandums, under some degree of excitement, nrid may err as to dates, but not as to facts. Yours, trulv, 13. V RECKES. E. Stout, Esq. P. S. I open my letter to say I have just received a letter from Major General Winiield S -ot dated sWth July, (the day my company marched,) directing our march by Galena, to Trairie du Chien, which will alter our route. B. V. B. FOR TI1K WESTER SUN. Mn. Stout : The '"pestilence that walketh at noonday,"1 and t h mi i i if i rifo r i ii'iiinnc ' nil m ins sacrifice being in .some rymptotni ous country assisfttner, however trivial, to assuage its violent fjjcct7 if not to produce a radical cure, will contribute to the health, longevity and happinoss of my fellow citizens, I beg you would publish in your useful, and extensively circulated paper, the. following extract from the periodical of the learned Alexander Campbell, i. e. "In some reports (amongst the number) that have appeared, much success is said to have attended a free uscoi' heating re medies. Ot this class, it appears to us Tocapucum, better known by the name of Cayenne, would be a very effieaciou-t remedy. Its potency in reiterating heat, in c'liatizing the circulation, and determining to the siit-facc, is not surpassed by any article in the Materia Medica; the very thing iieeded most in the Cholera. If the irritabi'ity ol the stomach would not admit of large draughts, clysters composed of it might be administered with the prospect of much benefit. For one dose, about half a tea-spoon full of the pow der in half a pint of hot water, if the stomach can receive it, or in cold water, sweetened with suiar. This should be repeated every 15 minutes, until general perspiration is produced, and the extremities obtain a natural heat. It is not only from the testimony of skilful practitioners hi the Thompsonian remedies, but from the testimony of the Edinburgh and Thacei's Dispensatories, that we learn that this medicine "has been used with success in curing some diseases, that had resisted all other remedies. So much for the physical antidotes and remedies for this dreadful disease.v I am not altogether a proselyte to the Botanic system of practice, but acknowledge I have considerable predeiietius in its favor, and belief in its general utility. Should a call b made in decent terms and moderate language, by a regular physician, for mv reasons, he shall be gratified. " E P A M I N ON DAS. lOri THE I.OCISIAXA ADVERTISER, OF Ji-ly 2.", 32. TOBACCO Nothing of consequence h-'.s occurred since our last, the m irket remaining nearly bare of low running lots, whilst the higher qualities are unsought for; the sales have amounted to 150 hhds. at 2, 3 and 1 cts. SCiAR Ye have ncthins to observe in thisrWle, except small sales for the supply fSoers. Ye quote as before. 3K)fbT.b bmail sales trom tne Ecfe sin made at our quotations, Jli aj 2 cts. inrn uii nn casus FLOUR The market is entirely karc of Sweet; we only know of one lot of about -100 I bis, w hich is held at 7 50 per bid; 7 has been refused. Sour is also scarce, the limited supply of Simerlmoon hand has caused a demand for it, auT re-. dueed the stock considerably, fuiw bach Si per bbl. is obtained. LARD VYe hear o ke;s at S cents per bbl. quotation is obtained f rior quality we quote at WHISKEY V fair supply remains in!

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at the present pVice, holdei-s anticipating i Mcd;ral Fncultv and Board of Managers of an ad wince, some lots are held at 37 i cts.h-U ju,tlv celebrated in.ti,u.iou. the Pennbut we have heard of no sales bevoad 35 j H-p.taK city of P-nladelphia. nnd : aiso ct its hau g just receivtd the approct I?,r;,,i- - -, ,i ! b-ition of the highlv respt ctuble n.etlical 1 ( Lk None r.rnvmg. and reoisest h-j tntleman anPMi.it.ii tn th,. im.w.r.nn.

ir.ited; the sale- effected are at our quo tati ti: .Mi's - iiisoected, western. Si 1 .U a ;12 IKl per bbl.: unbranded siO 50, j Prm: in-'tvet v., C a Ni o v hi - ! cm K'de r.i.iiivl i iit - suioiiled. .one iu fust hand' it .i.l - 1 1 ,u ll" !, e i e . K':,;e ..li. - fTin

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UAmX-Continucs dull. nn -u ! .,i..t -,mirfl;J,rirl1 On,. atioat, ap.u no hi ri v ,us. jur toimcr Drives ' . , Tr , I are continued; Hjun, (cammed) a & cb; Iloir-riiiinil, a ,,. COFFEE The only Mies of the week were a lew bags of Havana, at our quotations. KICK We have heard of no ininrove - 111e.1t in this article, it is scarce, and comn.r.n.U C-1 000 a 4 50 ner lOO It,. AN ORDINANCE Ty repeal an onlinance concerning Dorrs, Be it ordtunt-d by the Board of 'fritstn cf the Bormtrh of Vtnvnnics That an ordinance entitled -An ordinance rel a,i i . , , . . uv,. o ..,' sse,l . he 4.h day of A,n i.-., oe, a no mi. muic nereuy repealed, Passed i:hh August, K. It. P. PRICE, JV7, Saiuul Hill, Clerk. 2S 3w. AN ORDINANCE Cicei He I icerning vacancies in the olHce of Borouxh Constable. 11 : oraumvu uy noara or J rux- j

tees oj the JSorotgh of nicnncs, That, tore ot I urn. ole. on which the same change whenever the ollice of 'Borough Constable i'of rc,r w produced, w hich would be shall become vacant by deat h or res.a c sf 1 hY c uci i i.tself' The admirable tion, the same shall be supplied hv a new f of dl , '. x . , 1 11 1 1 . ' ra l'i tne skin, have lone been election, to be ordered and held as e.ec- ; -uti0 ,n.r amoves, almost imperceptibly, tions to supply the places of Trustees, be- j !in,i who .t the least pain, the diseased cuttoming vacant hv death or resignation. jticle, dirlo.-es a skin possessed of all

Passed 13th August, IK R. P. PRICE, Vr Samuel Hill, Clerk. i2Sw? Trrr7tvrix z?grr-'risyr rough Constable to supply the vacancy j

occasioned by the resignation of William ; cular rigidity; to increase the means of afLindsav " fording relief to females at this time of ex-

Bv ord-r of the Board of Trustees ! SAMUEL HILL, Clerk 2S-tde rTlUE W-MCVsTf l.NSi n.VXCK Co.mp.vxy, . J3 Yincennes, is now prepared to isue policies. Houses and Furniture, Stores ', and (roods, Boats and Cargoes Vvill be in- ' sured upon fair and reasonable term; : ami uius an opportunity is anorueo n tren; prudent person to "secure at a tntlin- ! ' , ' . c i c ; expense h,s property from accident. ; OrOiiice on Market-street, adjoining ! md thus an opportunity is atlbrded t erethe store ol Tom'inson Jc Ro David S. Bonner, J'rc.sidciit. John Ross, Secretary. SV.. tvil iril rl m 1 1 1 i ni 1 1) AVm. Burtch, S.unuel .Tud-h, Thomas J. Bailey, Samuel Bruner, Thomas Bishop, Nicholas Smith, John J. Neely, Director.

rpi A -ii 1 T f be insured at a very low rate. Vincennes. Aug.V, 1835. 28-1 v TO THE f,.ii trn AND PEOPLE OF THE U. STATJ-IS. i r I 1 M ten years cx)ericnce, much ex-i-'a. pei imcnt, and consetpient expense, the 0f the ick with perfect ease and safety to the pntient, no matter how weak, and ex ! hausted he may be. The efforts of the sulj scnjer nave D"e" directed to simplity his neietoiore complicated; apparatus; and lie now presents them to Iu3 tellow citizens, P(J , , , . , . . strong, bght, and cheap: so simple m their construction, as to be easily made bv any person haing a knowledge cf mechanical toots; or applied by the members ot any fa - pnily; ami so portable in one of their forms, j I s U) be completely enclosed in a tin case, ; merits cf his machine on the tct of its ha- - , ,(,f watching over th health of tbe citv of I". .41 " "" " ,sew ork. at this momentcus time. It is ! deemed expedient to enlarge upon the: - : 1 ,,vv " "l "-e em warn antu. canon ot the 1 active and powerful agents, they can ! still i. ly be coasiclc: ed as a.t eii-aru s to the ; 1 uuuijcul p,j actice. and h: ouid of course be - i u,u;t.r tt,e control .f that profession that :o:r!.t v.

a lie company win man n.ouev hi mxh 1 hi?Vv iental to ai, offiri,; bath hnuse periods, upon real or personal security, &Ce H - V s also an apparatus for the liwbs and will exchange uncunent bank notes, which is v-ry portable. He will sell draw' foreign gold, tVc. ings, instructions, and rights for each or all. Persons who mav occasionally need on reasonable terms. The subscriber is money, and do not wish to involve their ; wrrc of th constant draughts that arc i en 1 j 1 ' made on the liberality of editors, and would tnends, m uv till a 1 on and mortae as . f r ' . ' -t , .. , " - ; cheerfully lav for publication ot this advera collat terai security, and thus be accorn-1 tisement 'throughout the Union-this beinr modated upon their own liability, with ; out cf his power, he proposes to furnish any this advantage also, that those w ho may j editor, vhne philanthropy may induce him thus borrow, will be allow ed to repay the : to publish it, with a copy of the patent right, whole, or any part, at ami time, and have j drawing, ike, which is now in a stace of prean abaiemtnt of all the "interest agreed" i paration. Letters post-paid, directed to No. upon, for the time unexpired, but two5' Library street, iVV - J lV,. rfl" be per oerit. j promptly attendtd. BO D REILLY. The company will receive money on i;nre publishing the above in the cit- of deposite, and will allow interest at the , New-York, information was brought there, rate of six per cent per year for all depo- jthat th's principle had been acted on in the sites for staged periods. 1 town of Three-Rivers, situated midway beHOUSES L THE CQUSTRY will ; twcen Montreal and Quebec. The Cholera

suuserioer nas succeeueu in prouucing an emu: ncuner can tne apparatus there pro-i frro men named BEX ami RFL BEN apparatus which has long been a drsidera-! posed, be used safely in Cholera-the gas of ! BEN is alout 10 ears ol a- short a' flirt) 1M TriPiT l . 1 titvirtiP fv mtc t ivinri'x . cnmhitr ic rrt nhnnv iool a H.... -I,: 1 7

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' The absorbing subject at the present criIsisUthe Asiatic Cholera; the necessity r,f 1 .1 inducing a opnek determination to the surflCe. and of pveventinv; its bemg succeeded )y a chill is vtif.evident to all that have any knowledge of the characteristics of this '' rapidly prostrating disease; but the gas of J sulphur, from its highly active and anti ! sP'tn,odic Power appears to exercise a i Pcfcu,iar influence over the complaint, not .l v."ul: l"-'"'-Professor Ucelli, an eminent Italian phy-'of ' sician, made use of this application in this disease, in the Crimea, with great success, j land its preventive powers are incontestibly established by the fact that this destroyer i iPasseU harmless ly over myriads ot people i Ln th, Y- l .ond"M- "h.0.v,tlp Ppared bv all their habns for rorcivine itwhi e in tiul n,ighbouring city of Parw. hCTe. for many reasoTis. its visitation might be exnect ed to be les severe, it found thousands of victims. This fact can only be accounted for by the presence of sulJiuricvs acid .7. arising from fires of stone coal, and contained in the thick vapor with which Lon !on is known to be constantly enveloped, the uujalli dense state of the atmosphere prevent ing its escape tins has been aniplv tested by persons walki .g through the citv with a I - . 1 . paper on tun" liuts saturated with th-tinr th '.t softness, freshness, and bautv, that a ' lii:tny 1 estorat'.on ot ns impeded tunctions cau aione pro luce: the deceptive promises !of the venders ot deleterious compounds j called cosmetics, to the contrary notwithstanding. It is kn".vn that sufferers in the j Cholera arc quickly rendered unable to emoval, or even to be raised from a nt position; to such an emergency apparatus is fitruliarli applicable; and another also hishlv interestine namely. difficult partur tion, when arising from mus UP,ne Penl a,lU ss-nng, is certainly most tiesiraoie. As a substitute for the warm water bath, in a medical po;nt of view, particularly in sudden and dangerous attacks, where the 5 m rfi in tn itfi-ift -inr nf i.lu-v:ri be obtained, this apparatus has manv advantaees. bein; more certain in its tff, cts. beintr nrenarcd for use in five minutes, w'n - iirine no beating, and carrvine in and out of lare quantitit-s of water; not subjecting the patient ro the danger cf a chill, and to n,a,!r f,ther distresses attending the use of ,ne tni.15 tun. ov persons eitner crippled . x....v. v..t, '7 h ase; among otherthe h res sure of a heavy U right o ivaft ThJwh.cl.r earnestly wishing to be means of facilitating the use of the im; m iii.-oiiikaitru o iiist-tfsr; aiuoog oincrs, u fer. be the mi nor I tant application cf medicated vapor, propoj ses to furnisV families and firh-ate individu als with pum drawings ot the most simple form of his apparatus, together with printed directions, at the moderate price cf five dollars He hopes that the smallness of the demaml win have-the double -flFcct of inducing a general use of the machine, and preventing the invasion of his right, which he has secured at the patent office. Hr; has j constructed a Jixcd apparatus on an entire ly new- '--ru ip'e, which will be found both f rt 1 tr 5 Mr? t fV rtici nr.l r x tr ,1 fv.wiiv v. cifvi iiiav ik ill lilt" having made its appearance there, a large quantity of sulphur was consumed in diJFer- ! ent pnrts of the town; the event justified j the measure; the complaint immediately (disappeared. I find the application of the i drv vapour bath recommended in Europe; ; the vapor so called is. it appears, the steam of water, which is objectionable, as debilita- ; ting bv a too profuse perspiration, and as ; subjecting the patient to the danger cf a "TOTTING MIOTICS. , ""rffTlNG purchased all the interest of , j 1 Marro & Hi ntek in the Yin ; CPno3 Steam Mill, Store, ,Soc. the busi- .. , 4. . i . uess ot the same wi I hereatter be earned 1 , o i , i .n b-v me thugh such agents as 1 may Irom ti:ne to appoint. I UAL.1 r-liiM'.x, By his Agent, 1. . 31 akro. Vincennes, Aug. 0, 1S32. 27-3wtf NOTICS I. .1, ll A 1.., A i it. in f" it meu lO'ii m i"'- ui ui uue JJ the late firm of Makrox Hlnter, l be.en .gned to me All persons mJebted as above are rested to call ;"t my o,ice on Market atieet, and settle the same, to save costs. Till further notice is given, orders from : i. ... x-.... v..!i u., .i : II a 11 .ltlisu") " tn co i ii nil - nwut A. i. hbLlb, 'f rustic, S;c. Vincennes. Au. C, 1S32. 27 -if r f I m m m job wosus: OF EYERY DESCRIPTION VOliL VITH JDfATtlJ AT 1llf Ct'i'H'E

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AUCTION Sale fN ctmcqucoe cf thr d' jTh f T! nm D. Berrv, late sorviii mrt ioicr T. D. Bf.kkv Co. the I oi the firm will be closed. Tb nnd- ri .nrf, executors cf said Thom i D. P rry. dee'd. wiil at public aucMon the sth-k of GOODS hand, sale t( commence at the store r"'Mi on M irket-st. on Monday thel i!ny nf Scj'fraer n rf, at 10 oYbck, and coniiive from d.y o dav until all be sh'. Th s lie of this STOCK OF GOODS worthy f je. cral attention, as thev were parch sed advantaeouslv in Phil u!e!phb, ai.l coi.il principally of articles in demand a tins and the ensuing Fall season. Bo the public generally, and country merchants particularly, the oca-jori is invitim'. It is thou-dit imneee-s n -v to T enumerate the various artirlos to be s dd. Suffice it tosav that the stock embraces a LARGE and very genera! assortment cf MERCHANDIZE. " The terms of the sale ar a f !!ow s : All sums of three dollars and under, ey-b. On all sums over three dollars, and not exceeding ten, a credit of six months will be given. On all sums over ten, and not exceeding twenty dollars, a credit of nine months. On all sums over twenty dollars, a credit of twelve months will 'no given. Notes with approved rcuriy wilt le required. J. V. BEKBY, W. 1 1 ITT, Jjxrr?:t:ir Vincenncs, Aug. 0, 1SB2. t7 tds N. B. At the same time and placwill be s !d the PERSONAL PROPERTY of Thomas 1). Berry, dee'd. PARTITION. OTICE is hereby given to Antointi J Mar-hall and Pierre Laplante, proprietors with the unleriiMied of a certain Parcel t,f GROuMS Irot.tia-U a ter-strcet, Yincenues, Iwinded 011 ooe ide by a street called B isst rou street, and on the other the south-we-t by th h ;:se aid lot now , or late of Tho;n is J.uk-- hei i s.aiiu running hack R the Waba.-h. that ilie ondcrsiiined will apply to tin K: . Circuit court, at its next ensuing rm, and on !!; 1st Monday of Septcuf. r i-';.vt, t ja;: i.ir commissioners to in tk- p.uijti.-n of said parcel of ground. PIERRE COMIMnNIOTTE. incennes, Aur. J, 1 ivi. A LE persons intere-io-.i .ire hre!v notifiel. that unless the t;ies on tne following lots iu Vashiii:to;i f Dur-s county, (led.) assessed and levi.al 1 y virtue of certain ordinances of die Pr. sident and Trustees of said town, be ,.;i-i by the first Monday in S?n'en''-r .iet. they will be olll-red f r sale, 0:1 th il for the taxes a ions? id, and coN, r court-house floor in said town, vi' : No. OS li3. It-M, ir. i:r, 112, 2, f7, 12, 14, 12:i, r,M, P7, ' die Lots 111, Hill, 20?, Vi, 50. rS tn, ss, 112, 11 133, 131, 135, 13-o, 11, 11. I i 1',, 10, In, i:. J. E. Bif.VT'J'fiN, 'fo'j'n Coll tor. Washington, July 1-32. 4 It -WS HEREBY (ilYEN, that letters tec tamenfary have befn granted to th. undersigned by the Clerk of Sullivan County Court on the estate of Tire Harris, late of Sullivan county, dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate are notified to make immedi tte payment, and those having claims to present them dulv authenticated, within ten months from this date. The estate is believed to by, insolvent. GEORGE BOON, Adm'r. Aug. 1, 1832. 2f It 0100 REWARD. RANAWAY from the sulsciibcr, on Thursday the 2t'uh of April last, two nolin, with both his ears off close to hi head, which he lost for robbing a boat ou the Ohio river. Xo doubt t ut ho hnc than ged bis clothing since he left hme. REUBEN is a heavy, well built follow, about the same height, and what mav be called a black negro, a boot 33 .rs of ane, has a down look when sh ken to, n:-: of his finders next to the little finger is oft to the first joint, which hand : i recollected, and walks lame tccionail;. by a pain in the hip. 1 w ill give 50 dollars for either of thorn, or 25 each, if cauh' in 30 riles of my residence, or secured in any jiii so that I net them, or all r-n-onaole charges ii" brought hoiae and deii.'ered to n,' , Jivingin the State of Kentiickyj :ind e..,..t U Livingston, near te hv- d f ilrr.-ano Island, Ohl river, JAMES FORD. Juiv 1 1, lSJi. 23 .w TIN AND SlIF.Er-EtON KAsuPic?on:f.t H A YE a LAKCiK assnimcit of l'IX WARE a haud. winch I iU st'.i I wn(lesale or retail lov for CASH r PitODUCE. suih u mav su.t. Joo k drnx

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