Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 29, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 August 1832 — Page 3
WESTERN? &VI
v inci ;n n i Ate ust 25, 132. On Thursday the 30th instant, it is expected the steamboat buiidingot this place v, ill be hunched at 3 o'clock, P. M.
! water. Iideed ar;.:nt rmirils arc very t i i .: rv .: t .1
seldom USC1 OU pUUJ oeeusuni:. noonings arc raised, corn b hulked, boats are turned, and fields in grunt numbers arc reanod without the drunkard's drink. On
' military dav, beer and cider have been
its substitute. In commemorating the
birth-da of the father of hi? country, the i;iit.i .
33ovoufiU 9rtrtutucco, ice.
AN ORDINANCE
To rqlfal an ordinance concerning Uo?$.
Be it ordained Inj the Board of Trust's cf the Borough of Yincennesy That
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I have been desired by Solomon Hath.1 a -.-..HjUfffJ rOMflJ?
I'.om; to ay. itiat cirnHii!"win...i ........ to it ne'ersarv lor him to decline holding a ',..!! for Baroegh Constable, at the anproaclf g lection. I bare been authorized to announce llr.vuv Bvnu inr. as a candidate for R rough Cor.stablc, at the approaching election. Ai.r.x vxnrs M.vsrr.v and John B. LaTLAM i: have been aunouno d as candb date-; for Borough Constable, in the Ga-
Tin; rcopurs candidate rOH FKl.nOF.NT, ANDREW JACKSON. ion vK K-rKFmKNT, XffARTSK VAN &U31EN.
beloved Washington, distilled spirit" were nn ordinance entitled A ordinance rela
nol seen o the table In celebrating the. tive to Dogs,1 passed th 4th day of April, independence nf these United States, both ls32, bo, and the same is hereby repealed.
alcohol and wine were Vanished the dining table, and simple beer supplied their
place. Merchants ana mecnanics, iar
Sacftsou electoral Cirttrt. GLOnnr: ROOM, of Sullivan county, J MUS BLAKF. of Marion county, A I HUH P AT IT RSON, Parke do. N TU A N H P A LM VM , 3 r ife. vson, do. MAHK CHUMP:, of Favetie county. THOM AS G1VENS, of Posey county, . S P.UKNTr l of Floyd county. V. ARMSTRONG, cf Dearborn, do. .10' TN KLTCHAM, of Monroe county
INDIANA EKRCT. IxnrA:; v F.lecttons. ;Thc returns of members of the next legislature (ays the Indiana Democrat August IS,) have been leccived from all the counties except three er f ur, and although no systematic attemr: whs made to unite the Jackson for-t-es, ho result is a complete triumph on
the part of Jacksonism. Enough is alleadv known, in certainty, to say that there is aid will be a majority of at least en Jntksonmen in the House oi Represcn fa'.ives. and it would only be saying the ruth, ns we believe, to say that it will exceed ten." Mav I be permitted to use the lan mage -f mv neighbor, of the Gazette, and fay "The election is over, and the"'1 state stands '-disenthralled, redeemed from the shockels of" Clay ism. "The people have triumphed the people are free. Let it no longer bo said hat the'' state of Jndi-
;.no "is controlled bv the friends of Clay
"They now see their
are determined to defend them.'
own interests, ana
Extract of a letter from the Postmaster at Monmouth, (I1IA to his friend in this place, dated 10th Aug. "Oil yesterday, about 5 o'clock, P. M. six or more Indians Were seen within a
few rods of the block-house in Cedar
Creek bottom, about ten miles north of
this place, where thev shot, tomahawked
and scalped, a man by the name of Win.
M-rtin; he was moving in a meadow, and
I; new not of the approach ol toe savages
Thev retreated precipitately, leaving a loaded mm, pair of leggings, &.c. Fif
teen Hangers are in pursuit this morning,
but no doubt they have made their escape .across the Mississippi river."
mers in great numbers, physicians and lawvers wi(hut exception, magistrates, judges, and ministers, have cast the weight of their influence into the sfjjc f tnmr.raneo. The rrood effects of this
nip ; u
i course may be easily anticipated. On I public occasions, drunkenness, riots, qiilrT
rcls, profane swearing, and a host of other vices have been greatly diminished, and in some instances have entirely disappeared. Industry, economy, domestic happiness, and good order have been extensive
ly promoted. In view of the wonderful success of this humane institution, let us take courage and go forward. There is much land which remains to be oosscsed. While
we rejoice that more than 220 in this
county are members oi temperance soci eties, that these exert an influence over three or four hundred others; while we rvjoice tint several distilleries have of late years ceased their work of death; that popular opinion is, to a considerable extent, in favour of temperance, and that
1 reposition is les3 violent than formerly,
we lament that a Dove lour mousana omers have taken no decided part in favour of
temperance measures; that three or more distilleries have, of late, been in operation; that so many are disposed to encourage the use of intoxicating drinks; that some continue to sell the fruitful caue of poverty, misery, cruelty, blood-
sheed, insanity, disease and death, in a thousand horrid form. Conidering the evils which now pre
vail, and arc likely to continue from the above cairVsy the executive committee do humbly, butNmost earnestly recommend, that we sh uua not relax, but increase our eflbrts in this great and good work. Let suitable addnsses be frequently delivered throughout the county, by men of all professions. Let societies be formed at least in every township. Let every member be an agent, and use all his exertions in this
cause, fraught with the best interests ot
humanity, patriotism and religion.
By the Board ot Managers ot thi3 fco-
cicty, on moii n ,
Resolved, That the above report be forwarded to the Western Sun, and Vm-
cennes Gazette, f r publication.
R. IIAWLEY, Src)
Passed 13lh August,
R. P. PRICE, Prxx't. Samuel Hill, Clerk. 2S .w.
at G a m, arrive at Shelbyviile th same f. N ,ne but a free wSitp er?n
day bv 4 p m; leave nncioyviue every ibeempkevfd tocarrv the mail.
AN OPJ)lNANCE
Concerning vacancies in tin oflu of Borough Constable?. 7?e it ordained ; the Board, of Trustees of the Borough nf Yincennes, That
whenever the office of Borough Constable '
shall become vacant by death or resignation, the same shall he supplied by a neiv
election, to be ordered and held as elections to supply the places of Trustees, Incoming vacant by death or resignation.
Passed 1 3th August, i U. P. PRICE, PrrsU. Samuel Hill, Clerk.
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SCTION NOTICE. ICE IS HEREBY piwnthatan
olpnticn will be hold it '.b-.i Court-
Iluse in Vincenncs, oti " tuiway the Q?)th or August, tor the choice of . Borough Constable to sippl v the vacancy occasioned by the lesignatiju of W'ibiam Lindsay. By order of the Bonn! of Trustees. SAMUEL HILL, Clerk. Aug. 13, a-lde
Thurslay at G a m, arrive at Anderson-
ville the same day by 4 p m.
93. From Richmond, bv Greenlor, to
Munceytown, and Grant Court-House to Miamisport, 100 miles and back once , I r- 1 1 T .
a, weuK. Ljeave Jlicnmoua every jiuuday at 6 a rn. arrive at Miamisport the next Wednesday by 3 pm; leave Miamisport every Thursday at Gam; arrive at Richmond the next Saturday by 3 p in. 90. From Lawrencebunr bv Canbridge,
Yorkridgc, Hughe's store, German Village, Summons mill, and Oeorge'd on Salt Creek to Rushville, f'2 miles and b.ick once a week. Leave Lawrenceburg every Wednesday at G a m, arrive at Rushville the next day by 10 a m;
leave Rushville every Thursday at z p m, arrive at Lawrenceburg the next day by G p m. ll0. From Indianapolis, by New Pennsylvania. Thorntown. Lafavette. Div-
. 1 - 1
ton, Huntersville, Jetferson, Franklort,
and La Porte Court-house, to Michigan
G. Proposals should state whether tb
person prop-cs to carry the mail in a 4 horse coach, a 2 horbc stage, or otherwi. 7. If the person offering prop'isls wishes the privilege of enrry ing newspapers, out of thf rn-.il, he must state it ia 1 .
nis iw, otherwise ho cannot enjoy that privilege. 8. Propositions lor anv improvements in transpv.rtmg th j nnil, ;i5 to the manner of carrying, increase of expedition, ex-
lenston or routes. J regency e-f trips or any other improvements, are invited to bo stated in the proposals, and will be duly considered. 9. The number of the route, an! its beginning and termination, a? advertised
snoma re statea in every bid; and th-i proposals must be sealed directed to tlj "General Post Once, Oifrc of M ill Coal traots,' and superscribed mlProposalsmn The following is a proper form for c
proposal : ir7 conretf the Mail, agreeably to
advertisement) on route .o. from
Si
TS. lT
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"JjY virtu of two writs of Fi Fa, in debt to me directed from tSie Clerks Ofuce of the Knox Probate Cuit, I will otlar for sale belbre the Court-I louse door in Vincenncs, on Monday the nth of September, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. agreeably to the third section of the law "subjecting real and personal estate to execution,11 all the rights, title and interest of the heirs and devisees of Frederic k Craeier. dee'd. of, in, and to, TOWN LOTS iu the borobgh of V.ncennes, known by the num
bers ONE HUNDRED AND SEVKNTV-KIK1IT, f'7k nr-il r.vp. IITTNORED AND EIUUTV-
eight, (1S8,) taken as the property of slid heirs and devisees, at the suits of Kuvkendall and Decker, and Andrew
(iardner. W. L. v i l ili.tt, d. s. k. c. Aug. '5, 13-2. '2'.i tds.
Wasliington
Jul
, Daviess co. la. ) 'uly 25, 183-.
Commcvcfal itri3ort.
TO THE EPITCn OF THE WE3T3:HN SUN. De-.'rSir: By inserting :he following
in your itsc-fnl paper, you will gratify a number of subscribers. First Anr.vzl Report of the "Washington TuirrnANci: Sociktv. The' executive comrrittce submit the
following report in relation to the ctfrs Tr ft,f nmnnfitin ?f teooern nee it:
the town and vicinity of Wellington di 5 50 per bbl. and sales have beenelTect-
v lvr rviit vear Cil a' tuai ince.
FROM THE LOUISIAN A ADVERTISER, OF August 1, 183'2. Ton c(o The transactions of this week have been confined to shipments; sales we have none to mention, but continue to quote at 2, 3 and 4 cents.
Sugar The arrivals have been large
fjr the last few days, apparently fr sup
nk-incrthe refineries. We have heard ot
sales to Grocers at our city quotations, but some lot- in baricis have been sold ut Oi rents. Molasses We know of none in the city except small lots, in barrels, held by Grocers, at !21i a '25 cents per gallon. Flour Our market is completely bare of first cnlity, the lot reported in our last as being the only quantify in the city, as disposed of at $7 50 per bbl, Sour
our of superfine brand is now held at
TT75ROM Li- i.ston, (on '.he national JC road) o the2ii.h ot June, fn fKON dREY RE, si- years old, about 15 hands hiiiiu high hip lone?, a sore or
mark on the middle of her ba. k, tr ts high, and is n good traveller; had j her ue" k when she left, a small bell fastened wbh a common girth. S 1 id mare was taken a wild colt on the Wabush bottom, near Vincenncs, and ii probably in that section of country, (en this side of the river.) A generous reward will be given for anv information so that I obtain her.
HORACE BL1NN. Livingston, Clark co. Ill J August 10, 1S32. . j 29-3w
This society was oriAn.zrd July k27.1
131. with 31 members. Tiie const itu-
The sales of this week have
bei n m ule at eight cents per pound; the
LARD.
Tiou rennires rnonthlv addresses, provides ! stock on hand of good leat is very small, for the 'exclusion of "disorderly members,! the demand for shipping to the Havana r.nd except for medical iwcs, recognizes! market being extensive at the present the principle of entire abstinence from ar-i lime. ,v.o c.,;, :- TWrl.t nridrMe in this: town WHISKEY. Sales have been made at
and four in other parts of the county, have been delivered by gentlemen of the bar. of the pulpit, and of medicine. On
such occasions the audiences have been
30 cents, but hoh'ers continue to ask oil. The demand is quite limited at present. PoiiK Nothing appears to be doing in
this article, we have iieard of no sales, but
TORfcarrving thj Mails of the United 1- tes, for one year, from the first day
of J.muarv to the thirty-fi'st u:iy oJJecember 1833. on the followbig post routes m Indiana, will he received at this office Ontil
the 2d day of November next inclusive,W.o
be decided on the 9th day ct ovemoci
92. From 5pncer by F.-.irplay and Brucevibe to Yir.cennes, 01 miles, and back, once a wetk. Leave Spencer every Wednesday at 6 a m, arrive at Vincenncs the" next day by 12 noon, leave Vincenncs every Thursday at I , p m, arrive at Spencer the next day by G
city, once a week and back. Leave Indianapolis every Tuesday at G a m,
arrive at Michigan city the next rnday by 11 am; leave Michigan city every Friday at 1 p m, arrive at Indianapolis the next Monday by 0 p m. 10 1. From Milton'to New-Castle, 23 miles and back once a week. Leave Milton every Wednesday at G a m, arrue at New-Castle the same day by 3 pin; leave Naw -Castle everv Thursday at G
a in, arrive at Milton the same day by 3 p m.
102. From Richmond to Greenville in Ohio, 30 mi:- s and back once a week. Leave Ri bmond every Wednesday at G a m, arrive at Greenville same day by 4, p in; leave Greenville every Thursday at 0 a in, arrive at Richmond same day by 4 p m. 103. From Milton to Jacksonbur, 12 miles and back once a week. Leave
Milton every Wednesday at G a m, arrive at J acksonburg same day by 9 a in; leave Jacksonburj every Wednesday at 11 a m, arrive at Milton 9ame day by 2 p m.
101 From Connersville by Danville and Perk in's to Greensburg, 50 miles and back once a week. Leave Connersville everv Wednesday at 0 a m, arrive at Greensburg tha uxt day by 10 a m; leave Greensburg every Thursday at 2 p m, arriv e at Connersville the next day bv G p m.
105. From Fort Wayne, by SeeleyV. and
MoiiToqninong, to White Pigeon Prai
rie, Michigan Territory, 07 miles and
back once a week. Leave Fort Wayne
every Monday at 0 a m, arrive at White Pigeon Prairie the next day by 6 pm; leave White Pigeon Prairie every Fridavat G a in, arrive at Fort Wayne the next day by 6 p m. 103. From Bloomington, by Tabor and Gosporl, to Grocneastltj, 50 miles and back ones a week. Leave Bloomington every Wednesday at 5 a m, arrive at Greencastle ths same day by 7p in; leave Greencastle every Thursday at 5
a m, arrive at Bloomington the same day by 7 p m. 107. From .Madison by Paris to Brownstown, 42 miles and back once a week. Leave Madisuii every Wednesday at G a m, arrive at Browne-town the samu dav bv7pm: leave Brownstown every Thursday at G a m, arrive at Madison the same day by 7 pm. 108. From Lafayette by La Grange, Gre-
gory 's seuiemcm, ouou?pori auu Baltimore, to Perrysville, 48 miles and back once a week. Leave Lafavette every Thursday at G a m, arrive at
Perrvsville the next day by 19 a ni; leave Perrysville every Tuesday at 3 p m, arrive at Lafayette the next day
by G p m.
109. Twm Edinburg to Martinsville, 30 miles and back once a week. Leave
Edinburg everv Tuesday at 8 am, ar
rive at Martinsv ille same day by 0 p 111;
leave Martinsville everv W: ne day at
0 ji m. arriv e at Eiiiu'crg the same day
by 4 p rn.
to for the yer.rJj com pen a tic n of doll, 1 r-t He must state the place of his rc:dence, and if not a contractor, he m i-t accompany his bid with satisfactory recommendations. 10. Th di-tances, as state?, are esti
mated, and mav not be entirely correct but if anv errors have occurred in relation to them, no increase of conipensa'i n
will be allowed on that account. I he contractor will inform himself on that
point. 11. Th
Postmaster General reserves
the riht of annulling anv r..-.r.!r." ever repeated failures to arrive within the contract time shall occur; or whenever ona failure shall happen amounting; to the loss of a trip; or whenever any direction which he may give shall not be promptly obeyed.
12. No bid shall be withdrawn after
the time lor receiving it li3S expired; and should any person refuse co take a con
tract at his biJ, lie shall torteit Gil ot.ier
contracts that he may have wi h the De
partment, and be held responsible tor atdamage that may result fr.jin his fuilur.;
to comply.
13. N contract or bid can be trar.M tred without the special and written ,0bation of t!ie p.rJtmater General, ai.n .hi assignment of a contract or bid, 'vvhrit his consent first obtai'ed in :-ri!ing,t
shall forfeit it. This rn.e wul never r3
departed from. 14. If a contractor or bis agent .-dia!! violate the Post Office law, or sh .11 transmit commercial intelligence by -xp.-csj more raiidy than the m.til, hii conract shall bcforfei;cd; and in all cases, when a contractor shall run a stage or other ve
hicle, more rapidly, or more rjq;ie,itly than he is required by c -itract ta carrr thc mail, he shall give the same increased celerity and frequocy to the mail, (unless the Postmaster General shall otherwise direct.) widiDot increase cf compensation .
15. The Postmaster General reserves
he rHitof curtailing or of discontinuing
any route, vnen, in ms ooiui:i, mc uj-
ic interest shall require it; ana in sucn
case the contract shall ceiue, so far as rc
ates to the part curtailed, or to the w hole,
if discontinued an allowance oi one month's extra pay being made Ij the contractor.
1G. All contracts fr routes embraced
in this adveri-du.ent shall com. ncm-e or.
the first day of January next, and contin
ue one y ear.
Decision on bids will bo made known
on the 9th dav of N ivember next.
WILLIAM T. BAR itY. Post Master General.
General
NOTES
1 The Postmaster General reserves the
riht to expedite the mails, and to alter the
times of their arrival and departure, at
exceedingly lare and very attentive. 1 ntinue former prices; Mess inspected
Justice constrains us to mention that three j or four have v iolated the constitution; but it is gives us pleasure to state that, utter tiie select committee hail plainly and af-j fvtionatelv conversed with these persons, thv brought to tb.c Board of Managers the gratifviug inlonnation that the delinquents bad acknowledged their errors, ji d detcnc.ined on a course ol entire abstinence These, as fir as our information extends, have lived, ever since, macei .-dr.nre with their profession. The relapse of a low miht caturally have been expected, uln n we coiidcr the rapid increase cf t lie society, f ;rtv, and even fifty
ir.iving joined nt a legular meeting. It I ' . ' m now numbers 201, and wo can safely say,! DIED, On the 23d inst. of a lingering that tiie members almost without ovccp-i illness, Anne, consort ot Samuel fcn.iuj. ti n, have acted consistently with the 1 Eqr. of this town, aged 59 v eais. pnncipl. sof tb.c society. " I 'i'he truly amiable qualities of this lady
t 1
OII.MI n 00- unhr.ia led RIO oU:
J. A. " - i Prime inspected .$9 a 9 00; unbranded vS 50 a $9 00; Cargo $7 50. Bacox Continues dull ; we hnvejiad no arrivals of late, but a good supply remains on hand. We quote Hams canvassed from 7 to S cents: Hog-round 5i a 5i cents per lb. Butter- No change in price, and but little demand; the arrivals cf Western continues heavv, sales of which have been made at 10 cents. Corn The last sale to our knowledge was a lot of IKK) sacks from store at the two bushels.
93 From Clinton to Paris, Illinois, 23! anv time during the continuance of the miles and back once a week. Leave ! contract, by giving an adequate compenClintou everv Sunday at G a m, arrive j satbn, never exceeding a pro rata allowat Pnris the's:,me day bv 4 p m, leave lance for any extraexper.se which such al-
Paris everv Saturday after the arrival
of the Springfield mail, arrive at Clinton the same day by 7 p in. 94. From Logansport to Niles Village, Michigan Territory, So miles and back on'-e avcek. Leave Lor airport every
Fridav at G a
n.vt Sunday' bv noon
everv Sunday at 2 p m, arrive 7h Lj- ; arriving at any point after the time precontract, the contractor
lr,l IInI). .( 1 u iu A ' n ' ' " . 7 . - ... - f
X). From Oxf rd by Biliingv ille, Dim-'shall forfeit five
lapsvilie, Connersvide, and rudpots shall continue b
. 1 .1
in, arrive ai .vjies ine
Leave lies
teration may require. 2. Seven miautes shall be allowed for onenin" and closing the mails a each of
fice, where no particular time shall be specified, but the Postmaster General reserves to hiiiuclf the right of extending the time.
For everv ten minutes of delay in
il Post CRcc Department,) Julv 2ith, 1K32.
CO.MMifcSION AND STORA.E RHE subscriber Ii& the p'essHre of & intortr.biK the public ccncraJly that he stiH contioucs the Commission ani Stor.u.f. Businkss, at h:s O a Svod, south ;vBsr coxser 0 hater jsb MARKET STREETS. WILLIAM M1EURE. ' Vincennes, April, 1831. 9-t rMIE Sub- riber having commencen i the HATTING BUSINI2SS ..a Wa
ter street, vmc&nncs, in h house tormerlv owned by Wil
son Lagow, t;d;:-s tins method of informing the citizens, ur.d tht country" at large, that bo
expects to keep on hand, and f r rale, a general assoitincnt of FUR HATS, whica work he intents to have nude in a neat,
jsub-stur.tial and fashionale manner. ! w-T!.. t-.;..!,rst nricc LMven for all kinds
i 1. y .1 iKn t irl.nl.
r.l. H -t , ...O ,-lc- .t,f.u o n-M-tMra n u n V n!lOinr Illtll. lllw
week. Leave Oxford every Wudnes-1 ure shall be equal to twice the aniouil a -day at G a 10, arrive at Ra sto.vn liie lowed for carrying the mail one trip. It next day bv 10 a m, leave 'iliystown 1 it be made to appear that the delay was
everv
Thursday at n m. arrive at U- occasioned nv unvoi'.iau.u
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There has been in this place a gradual ; during her short stay amongst us made oer decrease in the use of ardent spirits du-' a friend in every acquaintance. The doty
ri ,.v ...,.,r-,l t .viK I, ut in ih. t.-it ir:ir .ii'.il iiffbefiuii doe to her y:Tt,d paitner was
the decrease has been astonishing, and , only exceeded by maternal solicitude tor fir eci cded our most sanguiae cpecla- the eternal welfare of her children. In tiou. The fact is seen at a single glaive I her e;ulv yco.di she spoused iheeause III the tov.n and cour.trv, at the family lot the Redeemer, and iu all the u!tr vi-tire-uJe and in public assemblies. The ei dtudc 'S 1 f life tin wa iht? rock on v. hu h IV on of : stenii. mill. 59 f. i bv 45. v.Us she built her hones. "Pcs-ed are th)
repared aim raided ui'hout anv stronger dead lb it die in the l,vO, 'ii'.Lii than that hcukhbd Leverage, cid ' ii.Uril e'.tru.il lib
tor
nev
shall
which the Postmaster General shall be the jude, ihe forfeiture may be reduced to the amount of pay for a trip; but in no -flvM mn that amount be remitted. The
forfeitures are otherwise unconditional, aM.l will in all cases be enforced.
4. Persons who make proposals will state their prices by the year; payments to be made quarterly, in the in mths ot
-..i . ! i A! ..." . w l i t 4 V.ivfn.'.iT unit February
inline riu k'm , mm .hjm uv, , m r:nei- .uay , an;"3'! " - ; -. bvvillj, 30 naboaha. koo-,a week. ' one month aftr the xpir4tian ot t'1 Leave Ai'eicrS'.'ir. ilie ever v Wednesday ' ouarter.
ford tiie next day by 0 p in. j
ade her I 90. From Somerset bv Cnnstlers nibs to
(Jontiersville, 12 miles and back, once a etk. Le ve Somerset every Tuesday at 9 a m, arrive at Connersville the same dav by 12 eo -u, leave Connersville ever) Tuesday at 2 p m, arrive at S.ineret the sameday by 5 p m.
97. Froui Aii'ieisonville by Kichland,
contract, the contractor . i Tiu b:-hest price tMventor an kiuu re dollars. If the delay 1 0UKi "3" H. M. GiLIIAM. eyond the time tbr the de-1 VlRCcnncSf fa. Mardi 17, 1S32. b-tt
TiN AND SHEET-1B MANUFACTORY. i have a uk- jjsw U1;; f V id iov f!r CASH or PKOwholesale or fct.t.l i , .
. . I ,,.r-t not iCC
Vloccnnc,. Jn. 21. 183J. 30- it SAKJUELi THORN HXS on h.ma a lakok axi ohnkrai. s-oKT'.aT or SADDLES, BRIDLrS, MARTINGALE, v-. of hh own manufacture, which he vviil di-jsec! on liberal terms. Viiictunes, June u