davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EDY virtue OF a lee bill issued from the Of
HH fee of the Clerk of the Vanderb urgh Cir
cuI Court, in favor OF Francs Liuck and a.
gainst Charles Peck and Emily Webster. | will
ON Saturday the 29th day of November I845, at
the door OF The Court House in the town OF
Evansville, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A
VI anu 6 O'Clock P M, OF sIid day. expose to sale
at public auction and outcry, the rents, issues
aud profits for the term OF seven years of the
following described land, namely:
Two acres of the south end OF the west half
of out lot number i've. on the plan of out lots
laid out by R. M, Evans, being part OF the
north west quarter of section number %, in
tow nship number SIX, south of range number 10
" est, in the district of lands sold at Vincennes,
Indiana. And sould no person offer or bid for
said rents, issues aud profits a sum sufficient to
satisfy said lee bill, | viii at the same time and
place proceed to sell at public auction and out
cry the fee simple of the said above described
land for the satisfac ton of said Tee bill and costs
Oct 30-S2 VIM. NJ. WALKER 5 v c
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
SHkRlFE,S SALE

Nay virtue of a VenditionI exponas issued
I4 frnIn the office OF the clerk OF the Van
ueI ourgh Circuit Court IN tavor OF Harvey o.
" cal administrator eff Archibald ON cal aud a.
gaIust Samuel and Francis Williamson and
Warren Stroud, | will on the 29th cay OF No
vember lS45. at the door OF the court house IN
the Town OF Evansville. between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A NJ and 6 o'clock P NJ Of sind day,
expose to sale at public auction aud Outcry, the
rents, issues and profits for The term OF seven
years OF the following described tract Of land
namely:
The south east quarter of sections numbers
% and "a, in town Z, III range IL west, contain-
Ing 81 50 100 acres and. on failure TO realise
the tull amount demanded by the offer of SAID
rents, issues and profits, | will at the same time
and place expose the lee simple said land Tor sale
10 satisfy said writ and costs.
Ger 80 50 WIN. M. WALKER VIC
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

New ENGLAND N VIRGiNIA.-We learn
from the U. S. Gazette that, a large number
of New England and New York farmers have
within a few years, gone into Virginia, prin-
cipally Fairfax county, and purchased the
waste land, that is, the land exhausted by bad
cultivation. They have gone 10 work in the
New England style, with ''lheir own hired"
help, and are redeeming the soil, and bring
ing back the means of wealth, which provi-
dence placed in the bosom ofthe earth. The
success of this enterprise has been beyond
all expectation. The grateful earth responds
bounliluIly TO the kindness of the husband
man, and not a drop falls from his brow, thai
does not promote the fertility of the soil. A
correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette, who
is a close observer of this inroad upon the
manners and customs of the Virginians, has
written a series of admirable papers upon
the Improvements made, and recommends
that Virginians shall adopt the mode of life,
and encourage the means of labor, which
proves 10 be so eminenily successful with their
new neighbors. He thus concludes one Of
his essays:
"Of late years, we have had frequent ap-
peals to the people of Virgininla TO initiate
the citizens of the Northern States in thu i'm
provement of our natural resources, by the
construction of railroads and canals, the es-
adjustment of manufactures, the improve
meni of our agriculture, and the extension
of our commerce. But are we prepared TO
adopt the means essential to success? Are
we willing to bring up our children to wait
upon themselves? Can we substitute hired
help for servile dependenis?, Will we pro-
mote the mechanic arts by encouraging our
sons TO learn them? And shall we be able
to discard those prejudices by which honest
labor has been depressed, and false notions
of g~entility engendered amongst us?'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
MEMPHIS

At a meeting of the citizens of this place,
held at the Court House, on Saturday eve
ming last, for The purpose of taking into con-
sideration the propriety OF sending delegates
10 the Great Western and Southern Conyen-
ton, TO be held at Memphis, Tenn. on the
18th, OF Nov. next; DIR. w. Hamilton Stock
well was appointed President aud w. Brown
Butler, Sect'y.
The object of the meeting was fully ex-
planned by Messrs Lockhart & Chandler
when on motion, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED; That we the citizens of Evans
vile, feeling ourselves deeply interested
in the important oblectsthat are expected TO
engage the attention of the GleaI Western
and Southern Convention, to be held at the
City of Memphis, Tenn. on The 18th. of No
vember next hereby appoint John Mitchell,
James Lockhart, A, Warner, John j. Chan
dler, Charles |. Baitell, Willard Carpenter,
George B. Walker, james Cawson, w. Brown
Butler, James Il. Walker, w. II. SIockwell,
J. e. Blythe and w. Newton, Esqrs. as oul
delegates to said Convention, and request
them to attend the same, and cooperate
in carrying Out ard consuma.ing said OBJ.
jects.
ResolUed; That in the opinion of this NEE
ting, the wants and interests of the great in
tenor Of this Union, and particularly of Thai
large and important portion of it watered by
the Mississippi and lis tributaries, containing
nearly one halt of the population ofthe whole
country, and contributing lis iull share to the
general charge and expenditure, have Toe
long been neglected by The fenderal arm o.
the Government; that while lis vas
revenues have been poured out, like water
upon the Northern and Eastern Seaboard
no portion OF them, worthy of consideration
have been permitted 10 return to refresh The
soil Of the West and South, from VIII eli
they have been drained; and we are rnurli-
fed in the reflection that this has been more
chargeabie perhaps. to our own supineness
and want of energy, than to any other
cause.
Resolred; That if the people of the grear
valley OF the Mississippi, are still TO be exclu
ded from a just and fair participation in the
benefits of the disbursement of the ample re.
venues Of the General Government, they owe
it TO themselves, that it shall no longer be al,
"!Ou'oOI0 W 81 iHOItIIyllS d CAUSE; anu ina
we are rejoiced TO believe from the evidence:
of awakening interest and attention to thi.
great subject throughout the whole SoutI
and West that it will not be so.
Resolped: That the proceedings of thi.
meeting be published in the city papers.
On motion adjourned.
w. III. STOCKWELL, Prest.
w. Brown BUTLER, ScT'Y.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
SHERIFF SALE.

- Y virtue OF a decree OF tie Vanderburgh
- Circuit Court rtndered at its March Term
A.Di845,in favor OF Bracket Mills. sc v, C. and
against John Beai. George B waguon aud others
l Will on Saturday the 18th day OF November.
io45.at the court house door IN townot Evans
VILE between the hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ and 6 o.
O'Clock T NJ OF said day, expose to sale at public
auction and cutlery. the rents. ISSUES, ana profits
Tor the term OF seven years OF the toll owing-de-
cribed lots of land, TO wit:
The west half OF the north west Quarter OF
said section eleven IN township number SIX south
OF range No III West, and should no berson offer
or bid Tor said rents issues an1 profits a sum sui
hc'ent to satisfy sa i'd decree and cost, will at
The sam e time and place proceed to sell at public
auction and outcry the lee simple OF said above
described land tor the satisfaction OF said de-
cree interest and costs. VIM. M. WALKER,
oct l6-prs Tee S.. Sheriff V. c..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
SHERIFF.


~Y Virtue Of an alias Fl. Fa. issued from
NJ the office of the Clerk of Vandrrburgh
Circuit Court and TO me directed, aud delivered
IN tavor OF William II. Walker, A. v. G.. and a.
gainst Daniel Miller and Gorge B. Wagnon.-
Will on the 29th day of November. 1874. at
1.-THE Court House door, in The town of Evansville
between The hours of 10 O'clock A. nj. aud 6 o.
CLOCK r. NJ. of said day expase to sale at public
auction aud cutlery the reuis, issues, and profits
tor the term OF seven years OF the following land
The north east quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter ct OF section number eighteen, in TOW nship
number 3, south of range number IL west, con
tanning seventy-four acres and 80 hundred tbs OF
ian acre.
And should no person offer or bid for said
rents, issues and profits a sum sufficient to sat
|isty said Fl. Fa. and costs, | will at the same
tune and place proceed To sell at public auction
and our cry the lee simple of the above describ-
led and for the satisfaction Of said Fl. Fa. and
cost. WILLIAM NJ. WALKER.
oct. 3O-S2, Sheriff V. C..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

a SAD PHASE OF HUMAN NATURE.-Our
readers will recognize much home truth in
the annexed observations fIom an article III a
late. number ofthe New York True Sun.
There is too much false glare about the pres
ent state of society around us, and a sad APP
pearance of bedrtleSSneSS amongst members
ofthe same human family. The extract tells
truth, and "pity tits, 'iis true:"
The ordinary civility of mankind towards
each other is very much dependent on their
actual relation. The rich are sure of civil
treatment, and they like the compliment,
though even they must understand The mo-
tive.
One of the most estimable men in this city
once highly prosperous, informed the writer
of this, that upon the loss ofmost of his prop
eriy, and his entering upon a business OF an
hum BILE character, by which TO recover him
sell, he found that the very persons TO whom
he had rendered the greatest services, passed
him by without speaking, and that this made
such an impression on his mind, that he now,
never speaks first TO any acquaintance,
lest he may find out his mistake in his esti-
mate of their characters, and learn the mis-
cradle motive Of their once extreme ciuility.
"Such be as the flies of the summer, while
plenty sitteth at the board;
Such be as vultures round a carcass
together for the feast;
But a sudden noise scareth thera. and forth
with they are sPEcKs AMONG The CLOUDS"
CiviIity is, however, a pleasant commod-
iiy, and the shadow which we are obliged TO
accept instead of the substance. Though
its motive may in many instances be very
questionable, ii is a Iesiricution 10 which we
submit. Would 10 heaven that sincerity
walked hand in hand with il.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

TT is ADMITTED BY EVERY INDTVID-
IL UAL THAT THE BEST MEDICINE IN
THE WORLD ia DIR. SHERMAN'S MEDICA-
TED LOZE NGES. They are agreeable TO the
taste, easily administered, and from the
Unprecedented success which they have mel
with. and the remarkable cures which they have
p~eriormed, may justly lay claim to the title OF
CONQUEROR over the diseases for which they
have been recommended. They have been used
by Ministers of the Gospel, some of wnom have
been lettering upon the very brink of the grave
and have raised them up. They have been used
bv all professions and classes oil men. in Coughs.
Colds, Consumption. Asthma, aud various dis
eases of the Lungs. and found TO be more effec
tual than any medicines ever used. They have
destroyed more worms, and saved more children
from the early grave, than any other prepare
to n in the world; and they have relieved more
Headaches, palpItaIions. rheumatism nervous
affections. pans. &c. than any other preparation
that was ever to the World
Physicians pre- scribe them because they know.
from theory as we'll as experience, that they re
not only the pieasantest but the best medicine in
use.
DR.. VAN YORK, DR. Sherman's Agent SO
Chestnut>street, Philadelphia, way applied to bv
a poor woman, whose daughter, seven wears old,
has been sick nearly three years. Her stomach
\ as as large as a grown PERSONS, her arms and
legs swollen SO that she could not walk. Two
celebrated Doctors attended her, and had ex-
hausted their skill without any benefit. The
Doctor. believing 1t a case of worms, gave her
a box OF Worm Lozenges. In two days she re-
turned with Joy beamIng in her eyes. and said
the LuZenges had saved her child's life. The
first dose brought away nearly a put of worms in
one living mass, and she afterwards counted
over 300 that were discharged besides the mass
she could not count. She is now a living wit
ness of the almost miraculous efficacy of DR..
Sherman's Lozenges.
Huudr.d DIS of cases could be cited Of the efica-
cy Of DR.. Sherman's COUGH LOZENGES, but
IL is deemed unnecessary, as the medicine rec
onimends itself without putting,
"Sherman's POOR MANS PLASTER"is de-
cidedly the best strengthening Plaster in the
world. 1t has now been in use tor many years,
and not only the immense sale which il has al
ready attained. but also The teStIm"nials ot those
who have used it with great benefit, flow in So
fast that the Doctor is persuaded hat no Plas-
ter which has ever been discovered has been the
meanso t doing so much good. 1t is a sovereign
remedy for rheumatism, pains and weakness IN
the back. side, chest and e%xtremities, and as
used in coughs, colds, oppression OF the chest
and stomach, liver complaints. dyspepsia and
asthma, is productive of the greatest ben eft.
These medicines are sold by the toll wing
gents Boonville, Thomas F. BcIhpll.-Lnck
woods Store, A. w. Lock wood .-Newburgh.
R. M. Foster-Priuceton, w. II. FIsher,-Pe-
tersburgh. P. C. Hammond, and by
E. P. SPURRIER, & Co, Evansv lie,
]. B WILDER & Co.
General Agents for Louisville and vicinity.
Oct 30 ,45-lV
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

o. Health and its attendant blessings can on
ly be secured by = proper attention to the symp-
toms of disease as they occur. and which, if left
unattended to, result in the most fatal consequent
ces. How often is it the case that a neglected
cough terminates in consumption, when a few
OF Sherman's Cough Lozenges taken in time,
would have prevented the evil. And worms, too
those deslroyers Of The rising generation. are
permitted to pursue their rsvages, when q box
of Sherman's Lozeuges would have banished
them entirely, and rendered the sufferer hearty
and happy. And how frequently we see many
around us bowed down under a dreadful head
ache, or hear them complaining OF iaintness or
palpita ton. when it they only knew how o uick
She rman's Camphor LVzenges would relieve
them. they would suffer no more. Fisherman g
remedies are no hum bug, nor is there any quack-
cry about thea. Try them and you will be sat
isfed.
DIR. Sherman's agency for the sale of his med
iclnes In Evansville is at
L. P. SPURRIER & co.
and sold by the Agents published in another
colemn.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
NEW GOODS.


rENHE Subscriber has received direct from the
= Eastern Cities a large and we'll Selected
Stock o. NEW CHEAP and FASAlONA BILE
DRY GOODS. bought at theIlowest Cash Prices;
which enables him TO offer them here at remark
ably low rates. HIS stock consists in part OF
the following articles:
A SPLENDID ASST. OF RIBONS,
Rep Cashmeres, French Ca sslmeres,
Mus oe Lanes, Engliah, do
Cashm cred Ecosse, silk Velvet Vesting, a
Pain & Fig Blk Alpaca beautiful article,
Fancy do lSaun, do
BaIzarines, BLACK & Blue Broad
Calicoes cheaper than Cloth,
ever. blue Beaver, do
Furniture Calicoes, Fancy CoatIngs.
WooIen Shawls, LADIES' Cloakings,
Meriuo Hdkfs, lChildren's do
Wool Linseys, Checks Pilot Cloth.
Extra quality Blankets Ca Jeans Tweede
Common do Blue Red q yellow
Saddle. do Flame Is,
Blk & Grey Alpaca hoes White. do
Mix Lambs wool hose IBlc'd & bro Cotton do
All colors worsted hoes Russia & Cotton.dIaper,
Fig Swiss Muslin Dr'n Linen Table cloths
Pla n md barred, do Long Lawn,
Fig Nets for Caps am irish Linen, all Nos,
Capes, Blk and Fancy Italian
Blk & coI'd Cambricks, Cravats.
Black Linen Thread, lBlk Satin Stocks.
All colors do Gld Gloves,
cotton, 200 rdgings, Laces &c.
BOOTS, SHOES. BOOTEES, BROGANS,
Misses, Boys and ChIldrens SHOES. Brown and
Bleached MusIins, Blue, Brown; and Bleached
Dullings, MItts, Gloves, Satin. and Silk Ties,
&c, with a large variety of articles
TOO numerous, too mention. The public a-e re-
qnesied TO call and examine this stock before
elsewhere.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
Oct. goth ,-ts45-3t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
LOOK HERE NOW!

SOME gentleman walked into my off ce the
- other day and walked away with a Black
Morocco Pocket Book, containing a few small
notes due me for hard earned lees, and other
private papers; now as the gentleman cant col
lect the notes, and as | possibly might it | had
them,l trust that he will have the goodness tn
return them to my office as privately as he took
them, and keep the pocket book, worth about
$500, for his trouble
Oct 80 JOHN ]. CHANDLER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
SHERIFF SALE.

SALE.
virtue OF a decree OF the Vandeib Ugh
- Circuit Court, rendered at its March Il a.,
= .l945,in favor of Bracket Mills, sc. W
aud gainst George b. WagnOn, l will on Sutur
day the 18th OF November, l845 at The door
OF the Court House in the Town of Evans.
vile, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M.
and 6 o'clock P. NJ. of said day expose TO
sale at public auction and outcry, the rents is
sues and profits for the term OF seven wears OF
the follow ing described land in said decree men,
toned and specified 20 wit:
The East halt OF the Narth East quarter OF
said section number 10, in township number six
south OF range number III west.
And should no person offer or bid for
said rents. issues, and proits, a sum su efficient to
satisfy said decree and costs; [ will at the
same time and place proceed to sell at public
auction aud outcry the tee simple OF said apo We
described land tor the satisfaction OF said decree,
lnteres. aud COSTS. WIN. NJ. WALKER.
oct ~l6-3w-prs fe s.. Shclff ". C.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

Splitting OF Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty oil
Breathing. Hnarseness. l1Henza, Group, Colds
Pains in the Breast and Side. Dyspepsia, and
various affections of the Stomach and Liver.
ID r. R,S MAN.
Or AL Healing BdLSdm.
TT is acknow lodged that more persons die oil
n Consumption than of any other disease. 1t
is estimated that IN the United States alone over
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS annually tall
victims to this dreadful scourge. The cause OF
the evil is generally overlooked. A short dry
Cough is the precursor or a neglected Cold
These symptoms are deemed unimportaut. Pain
in the side, Hectic, and night Sweats follow, IL
death ends the scene.
Would you find a REMEDY FOR THE EVIL?
Here it is. The experience of more than twenty
years has proved It's efflcacy, ana thousands are
rejoicing IN its effects.
nrRea the following case Of CONSUME
TON. The cure Ues truly a wonderful one,
and places the ''Olosaonian, or Ail-HealIng Bal
sam,' at the head of the list OF remedies LOT
er graduating that dreadful disease.
George w. Hays, residing IN this city, was
seized with a severe cold in the early part OF
the SUMNER. His cough became very trouble
some, and he began to raise blood. lie COM
planned of a severe pain In the CHEST and MS
breathing became SO short that he could not
walk any distance without stopping tor breath
His night sw eats reduced him very low. lie was
under the care OF several physicians IN Brooklyn
who told him they could do no good, as his dls-
ease was a settled and fixed Consumption. He
removed to this city to die among his trends
He was by this time so weak that he could not
wakl without assistance. Although his friends
had now given given up all hope OF his ever
beign any better, he commenced using the "Oio-
saonian or All Healing Balsam," and IN a few
weeks. was so Tar restored as to be able TO ie-
sumo his business
nrAnother case of severe ASTHMA relie-
we'd by two bottles of the ''OlosaoniaH."
Mrs. Bell, the wife of Robert p Bell of Nor
ristowm, N. j.. who had been afflicted auth
Asthma Tor many years, was gwen up by the
physicians. who said they could not relieve her.
and ADVISED her being removed TO the 8 eaboard
IN the huPe that a change OF air would prove
ssrviceable. 1t proved OF no avail. One bottle
of the "Ciosaonian' so tar relieved her that she
was able TO get up from her bed and dress her
self, a thing she had n OF done before in months;
and she has now returned TO her residence with
every prospect OF being speedily restored.
Hundreds of cases could be given to prove
the efficacy OF this great remedy.
Price ST. per bottle.
Principal office 100 Nassau stree: New York.
Sold by the following agents.-Boonville, L.
J. BetheIl-Ne wburgh, R. M. Foster-Lock-
woods Store, 4. w. Observation-Disclosures, w
FL. FIsher-Petersburgh, P. G. Ha and
by E. P. SPURRIER & Co. Evansville.
J. &. WILDER, General Agent, Louisville.
Oct 30-Iy
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The Augusta Chronicle of the 18th has
returns for Governor from eighty-6ve coun-
ties, which give Governor Crawford a major
ity Of nine hundred and sixty-two. Eight
counties to hear from, viz: Dlde, Ebert,
Montgomery, Lowndes, Raburn, Thomas,
Walker, and Ware, remain to be heard from,
which will increase his majority probably to
fifteen hundred.
From the SdrGnadk Republican.
THE VERDICT OF THE PEoPLE.-Georgia
TO her sister States, sends greeting. The
first TO falter and desert the Wing standard
in IA, she is first to return. Let other states
follow her noble example. The "Slandard
Bearer of Locofocoism has faIlen-Whig-
gerry is in the ascendant, and "That same
old Coon has come again." fat and slick and
hearty, just as if be had been spending the
summer among his ''wheat-growing" friends
in Cherokee. This is probably his last ap-
pearance, as the 'roosler'' has eyidedtly had
bad picking during the season, and looks
rather sad and sickly on the occasion.
Well, the battle has been a hard one; but
the result is glorious. Georgia is redeemed.
The friends of good government have fri
umphed. The Locofoco majority of 1914
has been overcome A majority of Wings
nave been returned TO the Legislature. Let
the people rejoice. The occasion is one
which calls for more than an ordinary exhi-
bition o feeling. The pride, the honor, the
credit of the Stale have been sustained-lel
the triumph correspond in dignity and mod
Grafton.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30

WHEN II BLOOD Is in AN UNSOUND
CONDITION tbs as ready for Infection, as land
plonghed and narrowed TO receive the allotted
grain. Those who are wise will therefore COM
mence the publication of their blood without de-
lay: and those who are already attarked with
sickness should do the same. BRANDERrH's PILLS
are an eflectuaI puriiyer OF the blood, as thou
sands OF persons can testify who continue to cure
themselves OF Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, Costiveness
and the host OF those Indications OF the body OF
the blood's being out OF order, simply by perse.
veringly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. Females will find them to secure thar state
o. health which every mother wishes to enjoy.
The weak, the feeble, the nervous and the del
Icate. are IN a few days strengthened by the use
OF BRANDREfH'S PILLS, and the worst OF
complaints are effectualy removed by p rsever-
ence without the expense of a physician.
These pills are sold by DANIEL WOOLSEY
at Evansville, Ia. and by Agents in most of the
villages in the United States.
aug 7,~'45-I2mSl0. B .BRANDRETH. MD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
PREPARED RICE.

ME subscriber has made arrangement with
q the manufacturers of this article and will
be able in future to keep a full supply always
on hand. e. P. SPURRIER g. Co.
luly 3-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
JOHN ]. CHANDLER.


90 nAn of Wheat Wanted.
The subscribers will pay
FIFTY CENTS CASH
all merchantable Wheat.
Evansville.) GRIFFITH & CORBET.
Oct. 30. '45-tf.( Main street..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-30
FAMILY FLOUR.

~ SUPERIOR article OF Family Flour 70
kA sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET.
may I5-tf