Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 August 1833 — Page 2
1770, and which ha been taken up and removed to his own farm, by his .other in law, Major And.cw Purccll, is still sound, and answers the purpose (or tfhich it was originally intended. The catalpa is much esteemed as cn
ornamental tree, bt't I do not know that it has been used as a timber any where but in the vicinity of Vmcenncs It is now growing very luxuriantly on Mr. Short's and my own farm, raised from the eccd" From the Baltimore Gazette. The following pargraph is copied from the National Intelligencer: "It is not without reason, wc think, that exception is taken to the course of the government of Harvard University in conferring the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on General Jackson -
Wc can well imagine the motive of kindness and hospitality by which this act vas prompted, to those at a distance, however, it looks too much like refine
ment of adulation; a gratuitous dispen
To the heirs of Christian Grader, late of J 1 3 f If 1 1
on to Saltm, and whilst stopping there to change horses, his box was found to
have been broken open, and the money
s
the lines of halem stages, being made ac 1 TAKH KCVFKiE'
iVinllAT application will ho made at the
Knox COttnfiA deceased, and all otlirr.t
to'.cn. Mr Kand, inc agent ol one ol f trnom ii ?nay concern
quaintcd with all the circumstances
took the road
another person
On the turnpike they overtook a man,
whose appearance corresponded to the description or the person who got into the stage whilst on board the Chelsea steamer. They followed him to the hotel at Chelsea, entered into conversation with him. and invited him to drink with
them. He accepted their invitation, but as they were approaching the bar, their backs bring turned he gave them the slip. Mr. Rand and his companion went immediately in search of him, and, being
directed by two females, who said they saw a man passing in a certain direction with a bundle under his arm foond the man in a wood, pretending to be asleep They apprehendedjhim and accused him of the robbery. The money was not
eation of literary honors not called for,, found in his possession and he strongly
to Boston, company with . , ,. n, in search of in, th.ef. , ,
J JWRTCII UEUIHW
Il.vvr. just rcceied their .Stock of
thereof, or as j ,.
i . - . uit-ir
soon mereuuer us may lie, to appoint coin-
ALIV AM) VALUALLB INVENTION! f K III undersigned, a resident of VinIL cenncs, Indiana, has invented aiid
perfected a tic i? and c -Jvahle improvement
',nU m.i.Io l . .i l l f 11 application of i7, lor d.e purpo-c ncn added to their ormer block, makes- . . 9 . - , ', r, , . .. ..o , . i , . t .i ii propelling maehuarv; iur which la? Li ir assortment complete, which thev w ill 1 , , .. . - ' . , ,, . I .m.,n.. i , . . r ' ! received etiers patent rum the Pro'ccnt
missionera to nssiiri and set over my
Dower, pursuant to the art regulating Descents, Distribution and Dower, in the following tracts of land helonzini to the cstate of said (Tractor, situated in the county
aforesaid, viz. V.'A't acres adjoining Mi-
scll unusually low for cash.
Juno i5 M-Hm.
of the United r?i;ito- de-ina'cd J. L. Colmavs r?i;u -KEia LVTING lio::izo.TAL t Windmill.
Occular demonstration is alwavs ti;c most satisfactory ami two mills aro :ov erected in t'nc hor ::i;h t f Vinceimfsupoii
7 J H 11 VVi 1 TH'I T V in..-... inm!2
chael Thorns, on river Dechee; 40 arros K 1 the plan of the umK-iMn;-.! , one of l.icu .k f D.,:: . ... v.., i -W and the public in general, that ihev !, . . '
S.(, V,.,f ltlt 1J.), 1 . i,MM. p,0, ... V., ' I T ie per!tctsat tv an-U-utirc simp i'.! t lu ,- i-r l . V i iV in tno uomc lrmerlv occupied lv Tin- , 1 ,, -, KS l.,i, j,and part of US u:id lt.O. ot i i:..OM ., , , . ' - . . - thco mills, may he emu ened lrcin a Lr:i the Town Lots in the Uorouih of Yin-! m, V , n? rVcT,lVL ,,uti:ne. Ai j- i i i t. t-,,Wk I irom I hiladc'phia, l-tlnnor! and Piits , cennc,. Also m nd,vu cd halt ..! ! Kl a-; ,, , a wtU'sdcctcJ ;lml M , horizontal wheel U place! on a vrrUcti;s,Wm1mn,Ao. . 100 acres, lon?.-:,,,,,,7, '. ''-'-" , , - :,,,,-, ,.r
... ' . mo .1 : x.. .
1UJ IMG acres, location, o. i--:i Jyf W'&, acres, location, No 11.", til) I acres, io ytylKOCKJlUX, HADDUIRY, cation, No. S." 5 acres, location, X. j Kt'VVnr? rtt' r-tM also UK) acres situated in the county . Ji t v wlUU1?,
Yandoibur-ili, thcS. V. qr. ol ec. , CHINA GLASS Cy QUEEN SV.'AIU:.
and hardly to be justified, even on the
ground of courtesy. General Jackscn's forte has certainly not been a construction of the laws, so accurate and so just as to introduce him to the palm of preeminence for skill therein. This act of the university seems to us, on that ac count, to have been an error of judg ment, in which the heart has led the head astray. In this view of it, however, the President end his friends may well have considered the compliment acceptable, though not literally earned."
After the conclusive evidence given
by President Jackson in his Proclama tiou and subsequent Message to Con press, that his construction of the su
premc law of the land is accurate and just we felt surprised and disappointed to
fsec such a paragraph as cdiior'nl in the
Intelligencer.
We are well aware that the doctrines
taught and the principles maintained in thoae documents, with so much ability, are not approved of bv those who wou'd villingly sacrifice the safety ol the Uni on for the preservation of what they deem to be State Rights and wc would not expect that the editor of the Charles ton Mercury, or hc Richmond Whig, would admit these doc rines and ptinci pies to be correct ytt even from these editors we would expect the admission, that the information and ability display
ed in these documents, in the discussion of legal questions of ihe most important character, fully justifies the gov crmnent o' Harvard University in the course, which the editors of the Intelligence say is, "not without reason, ex cepied o " For our part wc have strong dnibts Whether the degree of Doctor of L aws, from the time it irave title to the cele-. Crated Doctor Johnson to the present day, has been, once in ten times, confer ted for such sufficient cause. or with so little just reason for exception, as when it was addv-d to the more distinguished titles, which, it must be acknowledged rightfully belong to him from whom the Proclamation emanated.
From the Prnn&xjlv avian. Various specimen of Unin and Harmony The Vermont National Repub licuns have formally in a state convention given in their adhesion to the principles and measures ol Genet al Jackson's
od'ninistraHon, and agreed to support the Jackson democratic candidate for gov crnor, and four of the Councils the democra's agreeing to take their Lieu tenant Governor and the rest of the councils. By this union, Vermont will immediately give a firm support to the present general administration, and unite with lier sisters, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut and Rhode Island, in going into a general democratic convention Vv'ith her votes in her hand Masschu setts is the only state now in Nev- Eng. land in psession of the high tariff party or nationals Ifoncrary Degrees The opposition contirue to be troubled about the degree of L L D having been conferred upon the P-esident by Harvard University The people conferred upon him a degree th3t has troubled them still more. Bali Reu The Legislature cl New Hampshire
nave passed resolutions against the pro
lenied all knowledge of the theft lit
calls himself George Mason, and is an Englishman. ?. D Often and Frances Wright Several of cur country subscribers have expressed a desire to hear something of RonEiiT Dale Owen St Fhances
Wright. The former as our rcadeis
have been informed by our list of pas scngrs, has arrived in this city,acconi panied by his lady, a brother, t wo or three sisters, and Mr. D'Auusmont (Frances Wright's husband ) Frances Wright, wc learn, had made preparations to accompany her husbano to this country, but the sickness of her infant prevented it. It is her intention to visit the United States as soon as con venient, probably next fall. While af
fairs in Europe continue in a state so in
tcrcsting ami unsettled as at present, they will not fix on any place for a p-i munent residence Mr. Owen, and Mr. D'Arusmont will leavcinafew days for New Harmon, at which place the foirr.er gentleman intends to locate his family residence Ytiv York Sentinel. At Quebec, on the 7h June, there oc currcd an almost instantaneous squall from the northwest, with some thunder, rain and hail. The wind unroofed and upset a number of barns, tore up or broke down trees, and levelled fences, Sec The next morning the ground w as fiozen, and ice of an eighth of an inch thick Louisiana Adv,
Town f y. of Rnniio If) V.
RO.SYAX (iRAETER, Widow of ChrhCn (Iractcr, deed. Vincennes, July 'Si, WA-ih
WISH to sell inv Tavern Stand, now
-more Windsor sins M;m:ini; in an je;.
j ned position from the way i!ie win J -vii'. - l is calculated to inn, which ihrov.s;: nidual weight of tl;'. wi:is on a. nive.j sl-ik; ' T of the wind, and the win-i hearing en 'he
IWTII.l .. 1I I I ... -ln-:!. if i'l i:f-,i-- -
Leghorn and Stnnc, htbec and ihmtUiblc cem: .IKi.jolsai f u, .;,.,. u:(i
Jwit!. tho principle of -ravitv acliiu .u ' if.,- . -.
.rt , win;;, jv.cn wiiif pcrtorins ouz vc.i :u1 1l .-1 ll, l' IIM-M f.. .... v . .1. . .. '....I
fk&D Si?i2V, jwheel. Ivaeh v. ii- has i eari:.- vf c-.c::-or i:vntv Dr.scnrrTiov. 'eiiitiii of its tiivmniWeine'iipoii th I'lus stock of goods has been purchased , wiu J, an 1 tho one-c-i.'hth occasions
ladies'. gzxTlemex I? cniLitnr.y.
occupied by Col. Alexis Leitoy, situ-j unusually low, and will be sold o:i the Lct : vr lvt n ;?Utancc. 'i'iio power i in 4t-fi-ated on Market street, in the bo- j terms fur cash or approved bai ter. portion to thy webht ;;ivt-;i, and a Vrv M!T?l rouU of Vincennes; also the May is:: lS?f. 1 liljt vei-ht is sui;:;::'-nt to drive the -i;u7?rtf; I .T "5 T n f rAnLi pie itnehiuerv i f a ru:i ,f nii:!;te:i-.
ILL 1 ILU M-sULd
r i i l... i r t..i..,-. i kl and tl
i ... It "i ,ru...!.. !... : ceived fr
iiieu in nn;eiiM cnu ui.uaiivvji sutti, 10 iuu borough aforesaid. The Tavern Stand is in a healthy and
pleasant part of the borough; and the oth
ubscribers inform their f.iomls ' iliveu while thj iniii is i;i o:x.ration, I.y
the ptiblic, that thev have j :st re-' the- lower pivot of each v inir btiu placed om Plillddilphla. Halt'iinon' and ' oa a lidi!i lloek, to whi.h a rotn; is a'-
Viltsburfrh, taehed extendinj: to main shuli passin- na-
nor aetmar on snait at rooj ot t.'.iiia-
x m;w a:;i r.xTr.Nsrvn assortment or
GO OSS,
;ini; to a windlass : siiait iisidu 1 1 ; -5 . hir.Ki' 'Piiri. u iw.li.i .! ...... . .. ...... 1 ....
er house is well calculated for a private Suitable for the present and apnroachinr; 1 . V11 ..i-r. S h f. 'K 'Z , ; liunilv, and likewise in u pleasant and season compri-ini' i ,,,'.;ilLa;.c; U 1 10 ivr.i- , . ; ' , ,. 1 1 eoiiijouio e.!; it is Urtindcd on a pniier;!o v t nriH.re, hea.thy s. t.uu.on . FOREiUX AM) DOMESTIC and arnplv tested bv practi. vwiwr. i-or lurther particular?, inquiro of A.I. -nx x-i , , - imp i' , i ' 'i i ir,.. I i nRiiTr fiwrrxic i he use and fiene.it to acjrue. cannot, hilis, hsc r. and Zacuunafi rulliam, both KJ) g y IJlfSCJtiS. i . . i . -r i . .:.'v:.,, n inuvvnY W ""9 1 remain limited ; it u ill be ioun.l to
llVllli' Hi I ilt-- 11 H-11. 1) Vli.ll 'Jr-l. 1 XT
Yincenucs, Ind. March 15, ISSii 7 tf.
FllOSITXri'CS Of a A'orr and Interesting Ytf!J Publicufion, to be entitled
; reconnneucl i-eif for ulilitv, r!i.M:.iK-r-
! certainty, safetv and ctnyciiier.e
lir.
The Spy in Phihulclphla, and tu'nur of Tin; A;r,.
The amount of the coinage efTcctcd at the United States Mint in P'li'adelphia, within the last year, was g3, 40 1. 055;
gold, 798.435; silver, 2,579.000 cents, j vanccd
g2 620; of the go'd coined, about
QUO were derhed from Mexico.
Which w;tu selected at a taoral.:o time; land will bo fjand en exatuiuation, worthy
It is very pliihisophirally observed by Ad- tho attention of purchaser-, and v. ill be dison, that our greatest pride arisvs from do- ! oId nnusuallv low l;r cash.
lug gnou io eai u oiner, or, in o;ner words. MiTP kl CV-'iV
Vincennes 1st Juru. !s4:i. Ii) tf
to tl::? : United
I :Sial2s. 'JV those w ho reside on the western ani Mill. '. In i . . . . . at ft .
i . .im. i ii jii.tm-, .uio i o unco near ai- ; lantic or imnliern shores, it will aif.rd di:-
It i'io I'cin;' in'.'ividuallv ser ioeablc to soci
ety. Tiiis c::n be best cdcc'cu by a prope r a;).!icalion of our intdl'n;enres, ic.etir.g them out according to the necessities of the commuiiiiv. find less lamenting the decline of
; raide benefit and ;reat aeconmiodati a. person aci':aiuted wrh mills, v ho lias 'seen the mill of the nuclei-signed in cjKTa- ; lion, has v.iihhcid r.n e.j;rcosica of eotinj approval; and a strong recommendation, alter actual examination of tijj raiil at ! work, could i.inv Lo procured, s: r:u d bv
hundreds ot intelligent cili.vns.
0 have apprinted Jehu Law, Lstjr. mv li;,I,',rc'? A H-.iint citi.vi. ih-v.v-
t.nSV.r lirtno than r hec k in (r 1 1 ie nmM-.rfi Jl iiuonicy 111 i;iCl XO receive, atlp.lSt V.V.tl 1 , - " .r"-
I " " r - - ; - . . , public icc: for ice retarded is irtue ad-1 -Uic ail d;
aims
due or owinir tv, ,:, j., tl:o ! wiifdier tiie m:;in vertical or h -ri
zontal, is well kn j-.vn to ail millrrdi'.-
Anveiica, and the West 'i.dies 823.900
from Africa, and g678 000 from the gold region in the Southern Slates. The gold mines in North Carolina supplied Us Mint the last year with 8453.000. The total amount nr the last ten years from that state is gl.913.000. Georgia, lor the last year supplied 8 1 40,000; Wemia, 34.000; South
Caiolina, S45.000, Tennessee, 51.000
The p'oducion
mines in ;he Southern
sed to find its way to the mint the other
half bung exported uncoined, or employed in the arts. According to thb estimate, the product ol the gold found in the United States during the last year, was not less than a ndliion and a quarter of dollars The go'dminesof N Carolina produ
ced, then, during the last year, about
cents, vanccd. As the direction and discussion of; county of Kn )x, and to loac and dispose-' "om7 ,s. vlV. KI1JVI1 l,J "'1 milln-.its; and S30 sue, su res of national and state policy me; of my properly in the borough of Yin- j c.nef ciiKreuce arises lrom ihe dm mir S ni b ; the badness of the daily press, the full ap- ccimes. Any arraie-emeut made with : i,OViCr ''1C expense of a winduhe i do-
plicate n i,t Admsun s remark is nccessari-1 liimfvill be binding on me. Iv neglected, and the consequence is. that ' f Mm ii i e '-t , r vice, shielded bv wealth and workllv 'wSnxjf M . .. 1 V''1'? ,.nrr ai-o r.hrnail amon-the neooU, nnt ,nlv V ClCCIinO, April 1 Sd.Jl'J-.f .
, . . o i , - . .- , i i, ii i i . , ,.!...-.i i . i y
unsuspected, (n:t courted anU requited; and ) 1 i;w:u .):u m uw.s
that .h publication is necessary which will : moinn ; persons navmjr business witii tr.
! ponds upon ihe size; one t' carry one htia-
jdre.l yards of sail, wili not cost one huni dred dollars : and on; carrviii" six iuu-
ired yards, may not cceed live lum Ired
i dollars. The first mentioned si.i will
not only detect, but exhiVit these woKcs ia 1 after that time, will please call on Mr. I tlrn ;i ril!1 ot 1"',?r ""ii illoiic-si wi'li a
sheep's c.lothir.g to jmblic s-cora a mark by Law, who is authorised to arrange it which others will be warned from their in-j j tent rnd a service be rendered to society. ; In efTectingthis ..bject we shall pursue a yet j X2SsX2 C7(rm
.. , .. r , I untt oclden path; one nliere the nccess-n-v : yw-v.t., ,r . tA ,v. , . . ol only one halt of the thornshall jje mi.,.:iea (not cn-,ccaled) uitii 3 A,5AS". l Comivvnv,; 1 iic tmdersi-ncd. as a matter oi choice icrn States 13 suppo rf.ntraMi!."- tiowet's. The :rinnrr c t" th" ' -Av. mccnucs, is now p.Vimred to issue ;lt tho present time, would p.-eil-r to rcrom
.. . . 1 ... ..I' .! 7 t -mm . 1 I I. . '
.V.v in J'hihrJ.'lihur shall be perfectly ' rM,t, s- 110uf.es and l unulurc. AAv,v menu a windv.neid to carry about thret
very mvderate v. ind ; and t!:: lut mr-n-
j tioned si.e w ill, witii the : an.e. wind. ,!nve jsi ran of thesam size tton-i ui:h e pial
aiety at all limes.
delicate, and uncontainimucd by cant or vul- and Goods, Bouts and Cargoes will he in-! hundred yards, say sixty i":et i:i diamcier. garity; its censure shall be jadickris. itssa-'sured upon fair au:l rea-onablo terms and to re'movo an posi'alc diubt the fdtire cliavte. Literature, and the arts shad ! and thu an epportunity i a.'lhrded to re-, Iowin- assurances are here mac-. Tint
Literary criticisms shall meet 1 " Ulh a U Ire ;jt a tr,lIlIJo 'fi !,e klit f lsMblo wm-I ,tu,!! dun Itentive and in-fiai thd tiyt and c'xP('MfN iKS property lrom accment. ir feet imll.iones; u ill, a m .:,rai the liar and I'olnit of PbUadtl-! O'ni' o on Market-street, adtoiiiin oree.Q it will drive two or three, and witl
find hi it an until cd and zealous friend: l)ra
matic and I
with most ;
vki'trhes ot the- liar anu u in
pliia shall occasionally appear from the pen ; yiff Toinliii.snu : Uos.s
ot competent judges, vnumUienctd by per-
1 ... 1..,. i 1 m riit 1 .
916000 dolhrs. In 1829 the product sn" 11 iU 11 c auarn. j yj jonn lioss, esre.'an. matvc ii iur epiaf to was on.v 263.000 dolh.s.in 1830, 403,- n,.tM,V thes?,;cc17n,,ll,0,; l'o SamV.cl Tomlinson, Meholas Smith, Wiires mm h b,,s . . . ' . etical column wnl add another, which. com-: !v.. :.i t? i ., ' . .
000 dollars; and m 1 83 1, 588,000 dob f..om an alrcadv .)om:1;ir som.CI. u,, ; - - - --uer, , lK MiiT lll , ... repa.r mat :
lars: showinc an increase the list vcar of 1... ,1 n r.f ... ...a I " J- iicncni, j bomas C. llai cv'e l!i;,v '-ave v
323 COO dollars. ine nub'dcations. It is unncccssarv to be I 1 noluas bl-h('l' -I -Mun-hv. ; mand ol it at all
w a 1 1 1 7 s .... pi ri-
Will
'.Ii
a sirong winu uve run oi u,e f-an.:
unuel Judah. Prciuknt. I '':ic1' dom ood business. That it
any other mill, and attention tj keep it
1 hoy 01 ten ears ot
ul ire. ari l neilect con.
tlinS WltilJUt
t .
witii 'Mrners tu hjld
dilil-
The company will loan money forslr.rt cinit iain,and lead a suaiily to the h-
mere explicit, as we presume the want of
.1 1 i:
n.'n-l- TL,u n,..v 'vun iac pro noseu journal is noi eu aunuueti,
ol Octroi-, 7." seems know much better lm f ,,c,;alJ" f'V' x?inr.c plce ! periods, upon real or personaf security. ; pers, it may bo Icitin perfGcl safety i'-r uviui, U1II7I1U1T iiiuu.i 'tuu n-uselves before the l,hi)I,Lh, and reiving ai.,i ,v;n ovclian-Tp ,,,,.,..,,. 1,.,, 1. , , ' tuMitv l',,v f.. r -m 4 'i " 1 how to estimate the true character nfi 1 r 1 b au.U11 AUI,Hloc ut.cuiient bank notes tcnty-ioui liour at .1 i-me. Ju-; uiud
Ijlack Hawk than our eastern brethren Instead of cheering and welcoming bv
the males, and smiles and kiises from the CONDITIONS.
females on his landing at Detroit, the
The marriage of Col. Aaron Ilurr to Mr. Rii7i Tfmnl i nnnnnnrpil in 1W0
jectof distributing the proceeds of the; .w York n..nP of Kir 11 it f'nJ.
public lands among the several states i Hv,rr is nearlv SO 1 cars of ae.
,
upon u,e, me ot jasuce .0.0 ,u. oe x,r- el)rr & ; nv ,,1jW f , ,
cotifidcntlv. j lctons who may occasionally ne-d . florin, (both inclusive) and clian-.? is di-
money, and do not v.i-h to nivtyhe their rcctma as olicn aral as (vi'vl: as uviv i.e.
The first number of " Phk Srv i; Piur.-' - ' M'o i uwi moni'-airi; as . iut n r. u.uuuii-i; wni ji-.tcji.
Cleave land Herald says he was burned adklpiiia" wi;l be issued on the tirM Sat-. a "''""ai s:ectiri!y, thus bo acconi- vea m U:e rnovcn:ut oi the miif. 'i'fiat in
urdav 1:1 Jalv. It will be printed cn fine niotuiien upon ineir on 11 liability, wim proportion to cost, it will do a LetbT bu-i-
white apcr, in eight large quarto pares bus advantage also, that tltoso uho may nets than any steam cnirine (,'.w:u-c
AVe are glad o se the republican gra
nite state taking the lead in opposition to this wholesale system ol bribery. Louisville Adv. Fr the Boston Transcript, July 12. Another Friensive Bobbery. The Hasirrn Miil Stage was robbed yesterday , of a package containing g 1 4,500 in bank bills, belonging to the Piscataqua Bink, redeemed in this city, bv the Globe R ank. The circumstances were osImIIows: The stage was driven by Mr Hobmson It left town at 1 o'clock, the
usual hour, with three
from the K istcrn Star nfT,rP .i 1 and tail, sunposed to be S or ) years
..."i . .1 . 1 .1 1 it .
ana wuu goou ipe. .as u is nueuueii to, mus oorrow, win no allowed to n ji ty the I,u'1 engineer saved ) Vu i that lLremler the contents worthy of preservation, ' whole, or an,, ,irl, at a::,, tine, andhavc ' w'wj and rist mills, it will be f.uui ctor amusing or instructive reference, the ad-1 an itemed of all (lie 'interest agreed iuallv effective, and le-cvner.sivc vantaire of the proposed ami more portable 1 , " ' size will be evident The terms are S2 ier:l5',on' lor lilu tllll(i ""expired, bat two Persons den.-js of further icf.rinitba
1
nniiiim a t - 1 . in nd e-i n r t A C . f l' tClll
"How you going to spend the fourth of paid be fere the expiration ct si; moot!
July, Ben?" said one apprentice to another "Why I reckon Til bring water for my mistress to wash all morning; break stone coal all after noon, and spend the iest of the evening in be '!"
wim.'Mi, o i .ixJit ca au .lin e, o j u no; ' n iv;:aii'j;i hj ii'is liiiporcuu jVC'V paid be fere the expiration of six months. ; ? i lic compsny will receive money on will please visit the mill vi the rule'-i-n-Agei.ts will be allowed a discount of 10 per : ucpositc, and will allow iuterot at the rd, or address hmi by mul pooa'idto cent on all subscribers they shall obtain, on ; rate of ,x per cent per year fr depositee Vincennes, Ind., which will Wne due reruilting one year's payment :n advance, or ! IIOl'SLS L Till! (.'UUXT11Y v ill attention r-Cti.e ti.c
IvL TV .l.l...,- Alnv.in.l-
liviiiir iu Veal township.
! i.vA. Daviess county, Indiana,
OXL HOHSl-:, a li;;ht bay. with a black
ucco-ningresponsimv tor me same, anu a be insured at u very tow rate.
gi a'.tuu us copy 01 me pajier.
"r.UF.S.'Y ix Phii.aui.limiia" will con
tain htinauous engravings afttr the manner
o the celebrated C ruikshank. They will ( be execi-ted by skillful artists and be acconi-
pftnL'd with comic illustrations ia prose cr;
cs Ati'i. P , 1:;-J. 12S lv
Any person or nrsons. who nil! build i
xhI and substantial mill on tho abme I principle, such is the undersigned will cV-
from the Commercial Coffee H-uise, Mr
Ito inson listing previously received at the Globe Bank the package cf bills He crossed the Winncssimmet Ferry, end while on board the steam boat, a person watered the stae ai a fourth passenger. At Ly nn, he p lid his passage as jar as that town, and left the stD.e;e, pre ending sicknc;s. Mr, Robinson drove
old, 1") hands and one inch hinh, has the appearance of a brand on his riht h udder, alsj marked with the add!o on the back, has a lump on each hind le between the pastmi joint and hock- -aporaisctl to thirty dollars by Jacob I). Crabbs and Jesse Crabbs, bef jre me. J. W. HOUR ALL, J. r.
4 Subscriber ft iir.;i commenced j r,-'ulc 10 bim or them in writi.uur, in tin
the HATTINti UL'SlMiSS 0:1 Wa S n"t prominent place m any if lh- afjt-s
vese from the pens of original and coinpe-! tor street, incennes, in the -c-r- and attend to the s:une pers uiallv, shill
tent writers. j house formerly owned bv Wil- ! , cntllhd to lialt (to proceeds ariinAll orders must be addressed, jiost paid. I son Laow, takes this ineth-Kl ; tlom a patent in the stale he or thev uu xo WILLIAM HILL, & Co ; of intbnniiv; the citizens, and ,fCk !
tV)l j' nu.iuing,. rinia.; tht C(,unrv a. h lh;;t "-J y L. C'OLMAN".
Larc wul b-taenlo liavet ie work care- l0 j n ll H,l, and for sale, a fully packed when sent out ot the city. j ner;ll f .-o nAT r j . .... ,r : 1. 1... , . 1
cni.scriimons rereirei: mint opec woik ne imeuu 10 nave made in a neat
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Ar at Irfnunau' lnvr;t , . , i Pcc, Willis rVllows; Kvjr. well OCT J fie Iu;hest price "i; en for all kinds : :,r.?n:.;t..,l v.i.b ..,.,.1.;.. .....1 .. ..1.
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Vincennes. U. March 17,ls;j. ti-tf
Vincennes IarchVO, ISPJ J-j-m. Since the above was handed to the Kiitor, a resectable and iutelli 'ent citica
CASH, or II ORK, will be given foi
any quantity of clean Linnen vc Cotter. '
rjgs at the westkrx sun office.
ditlerent principles of windmill's nve i'. as
fus opinion, that the aloe principle is at
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