Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 34, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 September 1833 — Page 2

PiJiL B.&CHS, WILL commence on Thursday thc 17th day cf October, and contin

ue tr three dars. 1st daw One mile, three best out of; five for a purse ot lllli DOLLARS. j 52nd day. Two miles and repeat, lor a ) rse of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. purse Hnlduv. Three year old colts, i"ic .0f miieanci renem, ioi a imitu oi i vmi x JLIUMjAria. Cn the same evening at 4 oVlock a ilash efonc mile for a SADDLE and RRIDLE. A horse taking any one of the above purses will not be permitted to cuter for cither of the proceeding ones. September 14, lKW.-tr Dissolution of Partnership. rnIIE partnership heretofore existing ! tiseof modicinn. under the firm of DAVIS ;

THISTLE, is this tlav dissolved bv : V T Absalom Keel, administrators of LVom information, I think thev are mani,i ncn( " tllu cslat of Israel Mead, deceased, onMcintT tlioir wav to In.lian.n. Thnv worn

All persons owing the firm will please l Call on Dr. Davis, who is authorised to : criii tJ.o i.rtnL0 nnrl rnllnrt tho debt?: r.nd ncrsons having claims against the r..., :n Jnno hrocm.t dm Mnm td I)r . i)avis tor payment JOHN W. DAn IS, JAMES THISTLE. Carlisle, Aug. 31, is:t:t '-:U 5XTOTICE I S hereby given, that letters of administration have been granted by the j 1'robatc Court of Vanderburgh County, ! State of Indiana, to the subscriber, on the ; goods and chattels of Robert Haydcwood, deceased, late of said county; all persons J owing said estate arc requested to make j payment, and all persons having claims j are requested to present them tor settle-; ment. 1 lie estate is supposeu to uc sot - - .... . i tent. J. W. SILLISTON, Admr. August 21, 1833 a-2-3t ftlO RZ2VARD1 STRAYED or -tolcn rv. ii.o Ciiicrilor (n the nicrht of the ItHh of August last, a STRAWRERRY ROAN t Tnn v . . . ii ii i I, i i. i . . . ' years om, ii. nai.s n.gn aim , b ack mane ana tail. lo otner mams reii , rr, , i . -m i. en for the apprehension and delivery of. the thief and mare to the undersigned, liv irp in Knox county, Indiana, about "71 miles cast of Vincennes,on the tate road leading to Louisville; or 10 dollars for the mare alone. THOMAS DAYSON. Sept. 7, 1833 3'.J-3t Executors' Notice. rjpIIERE will be offered at public aucJl tion, on the 10th of October next, in the town of Princeton, Gibson county. Indiana, the HOUSES, LOT, Carding Machine, FUX.LXNG MILL, Vv'ith all the machinery attached to it, all in oou repair, on crcuns oi irom unu ;.,.i..i....i. i.i- ti, i . i:. .r . j - J.iii5. ill i'i uai iuriiuun,in.-. hi--JOHN ARBUTHNOT, Aug. 31, LS33 ;V It STATE Or INDIANA, Vanderburgh County, Vrcbate Court of Vanderburgh County. August 'Venn, 1S33. ) Charles I. Battell Isaac Fairchild, Admrs. of Elisha Harrison, deed. Petition to sell Rail L'tHe. f 1 o 1 Inivn nf co !,J It lfriJAtl f X III- livuwui r.ini imuiMi, , A" ND now here the petitioners file their petition, praying the sale of lot num ber eight, in the original plan ot Evans-, ville, with an appraisement thereof, and j surest in said petition that the personal ! osiato ot said decedent is not sufficient to pay the debts due from said estate ; and it at.Moviriug to the satisfaction of the court, that the hers of said Elisha Harrison, dc-, retard, are not residents of the state of In. di ina i-ina It is therefore ordered, that publiatlm of the pcudenev of tliis petition he lade according to law. requiring them to cati ma. I.i .iPi-iir, iiiit tn l:iv. rtMTiin appear here on or before the first da of the . . it i anv an JS August l20, 133 $5 REWARD. fei .' .1 . T T .V - - - --- - ' " - - - iMihc.M..' - . xt nit'iit ii. loii c . on Mond.ix night the lihh ot August, one I) ) lr ) VM: lAlXTM' 10 or 11 years old, a star in his forehead. Rome saddle marks, heavy main and tail. hi t icht fre feet split up; no other marks rucwllectcd. PIERRE COMIWGNIOTT.

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ntv.-Thc propcrtv bcloiming to the cs.,cJ ; all persons having claims against.; complainant by Dav,, McDonald Ins attarn of James Evans, dec tate a.rc requested to present theuu , oruev, and Iiles his b. I ot coinplaint, sta-

We also mvc notice to the creditors, U10SC w are indebted to saiJ is that wc eupposc said estate is solvent. ' ; rc rcqnested to make immediate payment. ; nisufncient iO pay the debts and demamls Tr4 nrviv l I 1 he estate is, at this time, believed to be outstanding nunst the nunc, and pravin JAMLO ll. l-, I 71 . , In.nn,..,!l,-i 1 I . J , . I I . .. - i i I

t term ot tins court, ami sncw cause it Suitable lor tho moment and apnroacliiivr k IUIVV JUU ll,l? rcnioeu mem 10 u:c room , r r uoum- is wen cajcmatea lor a private . i ; t i . i ii.... i .; .. i c i ......v i,- . ,.i i... pi ,t i !r...-:i.. 1 i:i .. i ' i

liiey can, w ny saio ioi miouiu uoi oc seasons comnnsin-1- hmhi.h vivuj.Ku u i n-.uua i. ucrrv, ; wmi' .umina-wisc in a picasani and

d for the pavment of the debts aforesaid, j rnprif i vn ;inrrc77 I Lo n bukct street, where he has iate- I healthy situation.

d made assets in the hands ot the admin-, T ' . v..,..,xxi. ; ly received a fkksh pi-itlv or i lor further particulars, inouirc of A.T.

tiators for that purpose. 1 UVY ljlOO(lS i SPRING & SUMMER ! LHis, Ls.jr. and achariah l'ulliam, both A Conv Attcjt. 1 - , living in inccnnes. II. JOILVSON. W. T. l JONES, Cleric. JH&XXVt f SAdlUCm. ! - OUUDfe. V,ucenncs5 Ind. .March l.", 133 7 tf.

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Joseph I, Wilson, J)omcstlc Altaehm. Launcelnt Junkin. ) v mCn ' OTICK is hereby given, that a writ 1 ol Domestic Attachment was issued

by inc, Martin Robinson, a Justice of the " j a j for tiie-count v of Knox, in the above case: which writ 'lias this day , returned c niodaml th:lt io.t Bn,lBn;nvnnnr . V.lV,"IKUj nu Illlllllll) on Saturday the 21st daV ! Scnhnbcr next, at my office in Vin- i irpnnp, t roccei to hear and i i-r o upon the said attachment of which the said Lauucelot Junkin and all others concerned, will take notice. MARTIN ROBINSON, j. r. August.), is:j--.T-:n j Robert McClureand Absalom -Reel, Admrs. of Israel Mead, deceased, On petition Sisll . Uad Es ' me vmuow aim ncirsoi saiu f nc v I,u tate. V'I1.Kn,VVS . Robcrt IcClurc and : e eleventh day ot lebruary last, filc;il , memorial seumg lorin ttiai inc per- . onai CU"G saiu ucccasoa was insuiii c.icnt fr the payment of his debts, and 'shewing sundry messuages ami tenci meuts which were the real estate of said j ! deceased at tho time of his death, and i of said real estate, and the widow and heirs of the said Israel Mead havinc been dulv notified, the widow insisting on her dower, ami the heirs having shewn no cause to the contrary : It is ordered on due proof and consideration of the premises, that the said administrators is aforesaid do, on the fourteenth day of September next, expose to public sale, subject to the widow's dower, the wcit half of the N. E. quarter, section V27 of town 2 X. R.S west,! being the real estate of said deceased at ! . ... ... .. i the time ot 1ns death, and that they sell i ; the same for the purposes in said memorial ; mentioned; and it is lurthcr ordered that i j the said administrators aforesaid, prcrious to offering the said land to sale, do give at least twentv davs notice of the lime and place of said sale, by putting up written aavertijcmcnis inereot in tnrecot uq most public places m the vicinity uf said land. janu aito u ruxeii-ing ip.e sanio uiree ; works in siirrrsKin in tlir Vrs;lfrn Sun. ii i " " j- ' y " ..,. . r, 'cennes. and that thev make reoort of t he r ' proceedings therein to this i jg vjoui t at the i next term. , A true copy of the record. A, D. SCOTT, Clerk. August 10, 1S33 30-3 1 TOW notice is hereby friven, that in conformity to the ahovc order, we the administrators, will, on aturdny the '-2Mb day of September next, on the premises lillcr for sale, at public outcry, to the highest and best bidder, the tract of land above described, with all its appurtenan ices. Pin liM-m Will hi tn:nU l.iiiiwii mi -I ' the dav of sale. Sale to commence at 11 S o'clock, a. m ' ROBERT Mt CLCREJ ABSALOM REEL, 'j Aucut 10. li33--:W-:n. Admrs. NOTICE I S hereby irivon. that 1 have taken out 1 ... - - lot James Allensworth, (late ot thecountv; u itiifi ui auuuuisiiaiion f i ino rsiaio ; 1.,.. ..i . . .1 I . , . N . , . - ; .vl Snnii,ni- ii. !.,-. .f.in.t I...I. ...... .1 . I l.'lillllll. Ill UIU MillL Ul JllUltlllll.l LIUJONATHAN HERVEY, drir. August 10. 1S53--31 -lit

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ui sain mil, o p'loiicauon in mc U' ADIVIINISTRATZOH. Item Sun, a newspaper printed in VinNOTICli is hereby given, that I have ; eenncs, tor six weeks in succession; and taken cut letters of administration ! tuilt? "nless such creditors notify the said : on the estate of Amos Chippy, (late of! complainant o! the existence and extent of Spencer county, Indiana.) deceased; all 1 l"ci"' respective claims, hy filing the same, ; persons having claims against said estate ! r n statement of the nature, de ription are remiestcd to present them legally au- and date of thc contract or assumpsit, upon

thcnticatcd w.thin one vcar. and those who are indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. The eskite is sunposed to be solvent. JACOB MYEES, Admr. August 10. 1S33 31-4k ; XTT' j . T o jj j ij J O X) 0 1 TIl, . .. . . , . ,. , IF111) hc" !ors nU ,,hcir cnd: a.m thc !V. A V !ha! t!,OV have -i p.10, ' ua"Wh Itunorc and ' '. A N1:W A;n i-ivr: Afo:vr?.riNT or ' vTvUJL?f BOOrs AND SIIOKS, FUR & WOOL HUTS, ilr"' UlilSS' eastings, cC. cS'C. V V I t 1 1 1 -A . .t.x- l 1 I . i "i-ii M-imiu ui a i i oraoie nine : i alul u 111 l'n,uu ui! examination, worthv , . t.in-iiit-'ii vi tiKiMiiT", UUU win ue sold nnusuallv low for cash. SMITH vx;. CARSON. Vinccnnes. 1st Juno, 1S33. 10 tf JOB WOEJI or EVERV DESCRIPIION ino vim ulsvxku .r iuts orrct.;

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0100 RSW&RD! TTT) ANA WAY from the subscriber, on JjLvi the Ohio river, near the lower jrart oi' Illinois, on the 1st of August, 18o3, tTvo mx.ko Mr.j nv Tiin xamk of f rl II fl T . r. - r-

iLuicui ana musus. HARRY h about vcars old, 1 1 nrarsis ect huri. of a vp !n i complcxicn, his right arm crooked at the elt- " J ' " bow joint, and when snoken to, nods hi lican PflOSBS is about 22 years old, some the largest, black complected, has a scar on his right hand, which has made the little finger shorter than the other; he is a blacksmith by trade. I will give the above reward for the apprehension and delivery of said negroes. to John Lane, living in Equality, (ialla tin county, III., or iiltv dollars, if lodged j in any jail, and information given to Mr. Lane, or to 1). Ilenccminger, in Vienna, Johnson county, III., o that I get them aain. purchased of Samuel Burks, Jellcrson I county, Kentucky. LOVELL II. SNOWDEN. Markvillc, Louisiana, ) August 8, iba:$ 3l-tf i BOOK STCRS, A sih-ct general assortmeut of licolx. Sfa iionnrn. A., o 1 1 i e r fine articles just re!"ceivcl now o'icning lor salc,bv IT. Tvlcr, at the new brick huilding, on VVater Street, not duor to Messrs. Tomlinton RosViuccnncs, Aug. Ib'A--30-tf BOTANIC XVIEDICINH. "JTUST received from Columbus, (Ohio) Qj an assortment of Jiotunic Medicine, . ot a very superior qualit ,to wit : Cium Mvrrh Composition powders Paid Lily Lobelia, herb and seed Cholera Syrup and powders Number G Third nrcnaration African Grey Cayenne or Capsicum Hay beriy Nervine (Umbil) Hemlock Conavi cr Colic Root X:intlioxylum Ohio Kcrcuma Hitters No. 4 ot ;o. i a Hitter Hoot. And many other articles not here cr.umc ' cr.umc-; tor sale ! uliid, ihn sH.ni, r,T.,u ,aleU ul,l 11 UlG snbsuiber o.leis ! u o in n, i iHiii'iui, mi i.1 ,,uail i utiu vJi.ee, t M .n..l IL,. I I 111' where he intends keepmg at all limes a: piemutii supjiiy I .it I n - " rt I , 1 , , . . . 1 ,. . i . n n . rcafliness to attend ton ca Iti in the Bo- . , .. .. . tanienl practice ot medicine. i , . . fir,? Also, the su nscriber having rccciv - , , . " Vi . v. .v. ...pMU.M.UVI ..,-....11.. T,,,,W vjiiii iiiu Mtui n . in it in: ri:is ri'r '.ivpm :i . uuiuiiL'r in r-ciis oi ooo vsauu rrr us, toi i i . i . J p-ethcr with Robison s Lectures on the . . I I 1 i ' ; 1 4iunisMiu;m oNsiein oi ineuicmo, wmcn .in 0 .. ... , . , ho oilers for sale as above. S. lCVniBONE. August k2i, 1S33 -30 tf STATE OF INDIANA. DAVIESS rilOHATfi COURT, August Tern;, 1S33. Elijah Chapman, Amur, of Elijah Chapman, Deceased j Hill of Iiiiolretct;. -,, vs. rhe creditors of said decM. . x I I null' nT idu iinv t xi . .? i ' ' 1 ' in iiuj mi i VPIIH..1 the t a iil t by the Court. That thc creditors of said deI ceased be notified of the filimx and pendeui i i : 1 1 i ...... i t ' .1 , . - ; ""hicii tuc same may he founded, m the mce of the clerk ot this court, previous to 11 ina' distribution of thc assets of the j estate ot the said deceased, such claims i ...:n i . i i.. . .i i in poMponuTi in iavor oi me claims ot i thc more diligent creditors. I Copy Attest. JOHN VANTBEES, Clerk- P.r. c. August 21, IMP "tMt REMOVAL! , fTiim subscriber respectfully informs j JL his friends and the public, that he ; ha purchased of Frederick Rapp his Stock !f Coods. (formerly called t!ic Harmonv Which added to tho former Stock, makes the assortment complete. Those wihim j to purchase would do well to call, as he is i determined to sell very low lor cash, or Pi.ruvoJ batter. J. MADOOX. Vincennos, July 1, lS33'Uif TIN AND SHEET-IRON KAKUrACTORY, I ll.Wl. a lakgk asortiinrnt ot TIN 11 . j JL ARE cn hand, which I will sell at 1 wholes ile or retail low for CASH or TRO1 M ' 1 . . . wuv r,, sucini ma) iuit. Job woik done at Mien notice. N. SMI I II. Yincames, Jan. 2J 1SZ2.

mfufotvator's llottcc. TJOTICK U hereby given, that I have .XN taken out letters of administration on the estate of Charles Pierce, (late ot Spencer county, Indiana,) deceased; all

persons havi-.g claims against the sanies ! ' . . , requested to present them immeuiai, - '. j m no arc iiiucoiun i nau tatc v 11 ,ako immediate payment.The estate is insolvent. DANIEL RROWN", Admr. August D, 1KM Ill-Ot STATE OF INDIANA, DAVIESS PRO DATE COURT, August Term, 1S3. James Calhoun, Adinr. &c. of Jubcz D. Osmon, DecM., Bill 1 ,u: VrcuiV Jra Vl ba,u "".V CCilSCtl. J A NI) now tit this dav comes the said coiUplainant and files his bill of complaint, stating that the estate of the said deceasM is insufficient to pa v the debts I and detnanus outstanding against the same, and praying generally for relief: It is tlorclore, Ordered by the Court, That the creditors of said deceased be notified of the filing and pendency of fa:d bill, by publication, for six weeks in succession, in the Western Sun, a newspaper printed in Vinconnc; and that, unless i?uch creditors notify the said complainant of the existence, and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement ,no nature, description and date of the co,uracl or assumpsit upon w tncn llie ;sa,nG ,Hriy "c tunclcit, m the otl.ee ot the 'clerk of this court, previous to a final dis jtribution of tho assets of the estate of said deceased, such claims will be postponed in lavor oi me claims oi tuc more uiligcnt creditors. Coin- Attest, JOHN VAN TREES, Clcrh August 21, 1n:?3. 30 Ct STATE OF INDIANA. DAVIESS mortATE COURT, Augu.yf 'Venn, 1633. Samuel Comer, Admin istrator, vic. of John llelphinstinc, deceased, ItTT.L OF I.XSOLVLNCV, The creditors ot said decM. J A XI) now at this dav roinrs tho snid A in- i r Mt....i i.;. -X. JR. r(J.'llllllit 111. I' J I 1, .MVi' lUirilll 111? attorney, and files his bill of complaint. statin that the etaic of the raid deceased. is lusullicicnt to pay the debts and dc ! rnanik nnN.nill:IS(r aonis tl,r .. nm! i.u'r;,...!!-. n II. rR . , !M'nvinT fptif n v J.tr iv I -Ntllt I IV'I 11. 1111 . IL 1 Z IliLIV 1 tjMTI -.. l...atfl l.l- llir. .rvt.f ' i r .1I VKH 11,11 IIS (IHy VUIII I. 111. II lllli llUlillus ot said deceased he notified of the lii i ' -i i -h i t i- , Iin and peudencv ot said lull, by pub hi P 4t- , ' J 1 ' cation 1:1 the estern Sun, a newspaper : . i -- r - printed in wneenncs, lor six weeks in , pp. . . and that unless such creditn,. tiiitift l!ir 'i til f-, -i a ti 1 1 t'. i HV'lll , IIIV .-lliu t-villrlllll.uil vl ii.v c- , 1 . .t i'cncc and extent ot their respective I , . .. . . - . . i iciims u iiuii mi; r-auiij oi x MiiK:in'lll of (he nature, de-cription and date of the couiracl orassumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the fl"iicc of the Clerk of ! this court previous to a final distribution of the assets ot the estate of the said deceas ed, such claims will bo postponed in favor of the clims of the more diligent croditors. (. opv Attest. JOHN VAN TREES, Clerk. August lil, Ls33. 30 (it NEW GOODS. nrnrcii .y minimi) I IIyn just received their Stoi k of SUmPaSF. GOODS; Which added to their former Stock, makes their assortment complete, v. hieh they will sell unusually low for cash. June jr l0-3m. SilLT. Just received two hundred barrels first quality KEXII.lirA SALT, and for sale bv BCitTCil & IIEBERD. July 23 133 0-tf FOR SilLS. WISH to sell my Tavern Stand, now occupied by Col. Alexis LcRoy, situ 1 ated on Market street, in the borough of Vinccnnes; also the Uvfcfe Tfjomc 'Jlml Two Lois formerly owned by I). C. Johnson: situ- ; atcl at the cast end oOiarket street, in the j borough aforesaid. The Tavern Stand is in a healthy ami pleasant part of the borough; and theothSSTOT2GB. JJITE Sul.scriber having commencen JL the HATTING IICSINESS on Wa ier sireet, incenncs, in tne house formerly owned by Wilson Eaijow, takes this method j of informing the citizen, and the country at lar-e, th.it he expects to keep on hand, and jr sale, a Scl,eral nrtmont of ECR HAT, which he i.itcnds to have made in a neat substantial and fahionale manner.

(7-The highest price given for all kind of riMS. H. M. GIL1IAM. Viaceuucsjla. MarIi 17,1 yj. G-ti

A;n a si) VALUABLES INVENTIOKI TIIE undersigned, a resident of VinJL cennes, Indiana, has invented and perfected a nrjr and rtjhiahJe improvement in tJtr application of ;n"j, for the purposa propcllini; machinery; f r which he has received letters patent from the Prcvrlcnt of tike United States, designated J. L. CoLMAN's SliLr-lUlGlLATI.NG IIoUlZONTAX. V IMIMILL. Occular demonstration isilwavs tho most satisfactory and two mills are now erected in the borough of Vi:,Cennes upon the plan of the undersigned, one of which has been in operation near two vcars. The perf.-ct safety ami cutire simplicity of these Mills, may be conceived from a brief outline. A horizontal wheel is placed on a vertical shatt above the house, with four or more wings or sails standing in an incli

ned position Irom the way the winduhcel is calculated to run, which throw ilunl w.i.riif r,e it.r. s a gra-

v.... vi n.o iwusuiiii given scoj"c of thc wind, and thc wings bcarinou thc wind, propel thc wheel: it illustrates a combinational power of weight and wind, wita the principle of gravity acting on wind. Each wing performs one rcvohi. tion on its pivot, to ono of the main windwheel. Each u ing 1ms a bearing of seveneighths of its circumference upon the wind, and thc one-eighth occasions little or no resistance. The power is in pro. portion to the weight given, and a vcrv light weight 13 sulhcicnt to drive thc -ini-ple machinery of a run of millstone .More or less power, if desired, cnn'bc given while the mill is in operation, ,Y the lower pivot of each wing hcimr placed on a sliding block, to which a rone is at- , tached extending to main shaft passin- under a collar on shaft at the roof of build- c ing, to a windlass on shaft inside thc house. There is nothing conjectural or complicnied in thc improvement mentioncd; it is founded on a principle of nature and amply tested hy practical experience Thc use and bciielit to accrue, caunot long remain limited; it will be found t.

recommend itself for utility, cheapness certainty, safety and convenience, to the citizens of every quarter of the United State. To those wiio reside on the western -an J southern plains, and to thoe near the Atlantic or northern shores, it will allord du rable benefit and great accommodation. .No person acquainted with mills, who has seen the mill oi thc undersigned in operation, has withheld an expression of entire approval; and a strong recommendation, alter actual examination of the mill at work, could now lie procureJ, signed by hundreds of intelligent citizens. The expense of running gearing of a grist iniiL whether thc main shaft be vertical or horizontal, is w ell known to all millrights; anl thc chief difference arises from the driving power. The expense of a windvvheel dc. pends upon the size; one to carry one hundred yards of sail, will not coa one hundred dollars; and one carrying six hundred yards, may not exceed five hundred dollars. The first mentioned size will drive a rnn of four feet millstones with a very moderate wind; and thc last mentioned mzo will, with the same wind, drive six run of the same size stones withcuual safety at all times. The undersigned, as a matter of choice at the present time, would nrefer im rrrom. jmend a windwheel to carry about three hundred yards, say sixty feet in diarnc;cr, and to remove any HsibIe doubt, the following assurances arc here made. That with tiic least possible wind it will drive four feet millstones; with a moderate breeze it will drive two or three, and witU a strong wind rive run of the same siteach doing good business. That it wilt make flour equal to anv other mill anl requires much less attention to keep it in repair. That a boy of tcn years i age may have entire and perfect command of it at all times without difficulty. That with garners to hold sufficient grain, and lead a supply to thc hoopers, it may be left in perfect safety for twenty-four hours at a time. The wind may blow from a moderate breeze to a storm, (both inclusive) airJ change it, direction as often and as quick as may bc and little if any ditference will be pe'redved in thc movement of thc mill. '1 'hat ia proportion to cost, it will do a better business than any steam engine, (expense of fuel and cuginccr saved.) And that for sawing and gristmills, it will be fuuaJ c qually effective, and les expensive. Per.ons desirous of further information in relation to this important discovery will please visit thc mill of tli3 under.M:! ed, or address him by mail, post paid," to Vmccnncs, Ind., which will receive due attention " Any person or persons, who will build 3 ood and substantial mill 011 the aboe principle, such as the undersigned will designate to him or them in writing, in lb? most prominent place in anv of the state., and attend to the same persouallv, sdiall be entitled to half the proceeds "ariin from a patent in thc state he or tfcey may :e!cct. J. L. COI.MAX. incenncs, March J0, lKJri .v-4hn. JSiuce the abovo was handed to ihe EJ. itor, a respectable and intelligent citizen of thi place, Willis J-ellowifEsqr. well acquaiuic.l with machinery, and with tho different principles cf wiudmills, gave it a nis opinion, that the abovo principle is at least live hundred ikt n nt nr.t..r .!. .

any hcretvijic RicJ -fKn Sr v.