The Wabash Courier, Volume 2, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 November 1833 — Page 3

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#fcO* T«C JIIW-OlLtiM SVt.Lr.TIN. LITEST VROMI MfiXICO. By the brif Spark, Copt. Kennedy, advices to the 11th arc r^ctivt.nl from Vera Cms.

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MEXICO, OCT.

,Vi'lVTr"'n»g."PP»s

th«r has been a

We are glad have it in oar power to lay before Atir readers the result® of the movements of the Federal Army, commanded by the hero of Vempoalteca those retuits are decidedly favorable to the holycause of the Federation.

The leaders of the rebels having been informed (h«t the general-in-chief had come out from San Aliguclde Allude with his division, and knowing also by their spies the movements of the federal froops from Zaciferas and San Luis, determined to oppose their united forces, and marched with his cavalry from Guanajuato. But the President keeping a vigilant eye on their movements, mnrchcd townrds the town of Silao in order to invest the traitor Purnn.

Duran began to open a fire with all his artillery against the division of his excellency, who,on his side, returned a heavy cannonadc. In a few hours he made so much havoc in the rank? of the factions, that they were obliged lo retreat on the same evening. The) rallied at Guanajtfate, whtie they fortified themselves.— The project of the enemy being thus baffled, theolher division found no difficulty in uniting with the troops commanded by the General Liberator. The division of .Zafatecas cflfected a junction on the 29th, nhd that of San Luis on the 30th September. So formidable a force being now united, there is lul little doubt ol the early defeat of the rebels.

SAX LITIS DC FOTOZI, Serr. 2G.

Yesterday Gen. Estevan Mociezuma marched against the factioners at Guanajuato, 2,50.J pat

riots,fcl0#piecc8

determined to vanquish or die.

artillery,

FROM GIBRALTAR.

JS'nc-York, Xov. 8.—Capt. Hitchcock, of the tfig Potonuif!, hat furninhcd Gibraltar papers to (he 23th Sept. Thcj contain no later intelli-

Portugal. 'I he cholera was raging

In some part* of Spain. At Seville, the deaths on the 23d were stated to be I9G on a tingle day. At Budajo* on the 16th, the deaths were 67. At Trinna on ihr 8th, the denths were 78, and on the 33d only 8. The disease had nlno appeared at Ayamonte, Elvn, Olirenza, Corin, nnd Fuel/la. 'here i* no account of iti appearance at Cadix. The precautionary measure of interdicting all communication with the interior, had been adopted ftt that place.

Gibraltar^ Sept. 20.—Camp-Martha! Rodil hat succcrdcd Lt. Gen. Vivot, at Captain General of Kstr&madura.

fMOM TUB NATIOJTAI. IKTEM.fUKNCIta. The period has arrived in which it is nccessary to decide whether the Constitution of Government which our fathers framed, and for which they hive been lauded wherever the language of freedom wnfr breathed, is be held a mere parchment Imrrk-r of our liberties, mere words nnd nothing else, or whether it is to be a substantial bulwark, cap ible of resisting I he dangerous encroachments of power.

The Constitution of the United States

'l lo r«.ler on Co»-

tltc previous proofs

il if a per-

that, umier the present reg.me, »i Icct dead letter/4»ig«'[) »otl "h* A aum Of half a million ol dollars i,.i« hr»en recently drawn Irom the

5r«wsfS?«S \Vl*reithcTrM?nryl ITci.lcnl, '0. (Vmg «n! Mf

m,M nlacc the Treasury, or any

C'un he to niorrow their present places of deposite, ant sea er them in the public highwy, and c» ,1,„TrrnsuA .and by calling make ^rLrd^iadrifttobcdr^nin f°vorof nny individ»»l innate, and, when he ha* received lheMmo

Reheat l,,n»Hf «nd the n»i™^b the

iCi:^:ilr.-v n,nb1eSbou,der

rested and txpr$

Cifruit Court, «ittmg

EDUCATION.

riaK Tjii lcxikotos iirrMJJStscEa. AJDOBBM *Of tka Executive OoBUuiUee. Fellow-Citizens of KentuckyAs a committee appointed by the Education Convention, we beg leave to approach you upon a subjcct which, of all others, most intimately concerns your honor and your interests. During this period of comparative soeial quiet, when your minds are not engrossed by any topic connected with national politics, when your judgments nre not distracted and bassed by party bickerings, we would make an effort lo call your attention to a topic of domestic an# vital importance. Convinced as.you are of the value of education that the good order of society, and the practicability of your republic an form of government, are dependent on the contingency of general intelligence are you aware that at no given period of the year can ono third of your childred be found within the wallsof school houses! Could it have been supposed prior to investigation, that there was an entire county of the state destitute of a single school? a county containing eight hundred and ninety-three children between (he ages of five and ^fifteen: not one of whom was found receiving instruction?— Cast your eye upon the statistics embodied with the proceedings of the Convention. Will you say that they are exaggerated! that the dark and frightful picture there exhibited to view, is a libel upon your respective counties? Who, then, we would ask, arc authorities to the libel? Inhabitants to those very counties. We do not blazon abroad the charges of an enemy: we place before you the acknowledgments of your own fellow citizens not the hasty admissions of vague conjecture, but the results of deliberate and thorough investigation. Can any method of inquiry be imagined, more impartial and pervading than that which was adoped in collecting these statistics! And do they not contain abundant internal evidence of credibility? Do you not hnd the greatest deficiency reported, just where deficiency would have been supposed to exist? Do you not observe too, a coincidence, (a coincidence that could not have been concerted) between these statements and the distribution of wealth and the adversity of population? Let us not, (hen, avert our eyes in precipitate skepticism from this gloomy exhibition. Let us rather summon intrepidity thoroughly to scrutinize ourintellectual condition. Let us dare to know the worst that we may provide a remedy.

Popular ignorance is a cancer upon the vitals of a self-governing community. It is a moral epidemic which if suffered to advance will spread its ravages over (he entire surface of society. It is an evil which cannot be stationary. Already formidable, if not arrested and called back, it must, by and by, acquire overwhelming magnitude. Let us then awake from our impolitic, I had almost said, our reproachful indifference upon the subject of general education, l.et us shake off our lelh-

Lat ill*.™ fpr bojpii

RF vIfU°KN D*CLERG to aid in an at-

prise uhlch pre-eminently lia. lh,e

nation are them, for the guardian care

hHVe

exercised over .he higher depart-

bered that tnc u««

'T '"VXn "no« caHed lo

of education l°l,hc

manner, it

manner,

of universal

tribution of Tracts

with benefit, -hen

person

,cUcnl common

nrf

revolting to the

admU

,ed

|?c of common "^7" .,,t„men. 11 sale or

§er\se sale or cannot be dbgui*e iaiuc«i provwior* op.nl, «tfh« nntion disregarded. 1 he tre bo as,ies »t the pleasvtre of one w|(h lumti the refO°n»ib»hty «f ot! e. he !.«», «n- "et tr.U hteof quiout initnimcoU to execute d-n».

A Terdict was rendcrcd in^be I "hen, with

Bwto

f"dAirdci!:cn«tu

lhcv

d,''',rJ

cei

and peat

'union of

the invincible

aniad"j,not'

og jc

ntt

,^37,5?

ITcbineruken1,forin^»^J*n18^°^enterprise.-

VrtionVas brought to wtnblish the

ity of a patent

©at.

ie^r

oo|i be

lo 'rcadt here ery limited

e,neVcVed«« inncomnn.nH^vhore

ScnceYhtnd!'fin»ll.v?ho c»n .bey

cxisten

lC( cry

„bout th

rh'm^J7,cnrt"e7tVdvooitei

ing themselves ii.c

rTPe:tC|

ftcld, comphancc wtlh tU

a^.i" f-vorofJol,n Am^of Sp^l!^ .hem byone of «•g--eiinst Howard & l^throp, ot 1 Convention! v\ «M dechtre, Xe. for The ble -Uh ^ds the dctiny cording lol»«»

.*!ri.^i,...lid-1 that they I""I ™_l r,.,.

*ri^l^inUa^h^«^^pW»Uf "Hl I 'mm

(Mt

in natter Ktico.

hn9 cvcr

populat instruct! ,» enemy ol dem-

ielallon on 1 lie subject of schools that enactments of the legislature were neither preceded nor followed by popular interest. But the validity of this plea cannot be admitted hereafter, since the members of the legislature are now invited by the people, to assist in removing the only impediment which hitherto has embarrassed their official action on this subject.

The Committee feel persuaded they do not err in calculating upon great assistance from the TEACHERS of SCHOOLS. Why may not the principles which should guide us in constructing a "Public School system," be made the subject of lectures and discussions in every school house in the land? Only let instructors see that their respective neighborhoods are moved and informed upon this subject, and the great preliminary work we have in view is done. And can we mistake in supposing that where there is so much power there is a proportionate degree of responsibility? Be this as it may, it is gratifying to believe, that there is not another class of persons in the state who have so proud an opportunity to piomote their own interests, whilst tbey seek lo advancc the interests of general education. May their practical response to this appeal be such as shall reflect honor on their noble profession.

Finally, wc (eel authorised to place something of official reliance upon those gentlemen who have been designated as aids and correspondents to the Executive Committee. Only let each branch of the committee feel duly responsible for its own county, let its members deliver addresses themselves, in the most important neighborhoods, or procure the delivery of such addresses by others let them feel the press, stimulate conversation, circulate intelligence by handbills and pamphlets, enlist the clergy and teachers to act in their respective neighborhoods, secure the appointment of delegates to the Convention at Frankfort, from such counties as were not represented at Lexington, and we doubt not, that from a hearty and united movement, the aggregate results will be gratifying beyond our largest expectations.

tic canc left,

been I mcnt

hoped, then, that

political! every denomination,

CVV

of the State, will feel country cannot

within the limiu obliRations of vantages. Lx

2'-

adopted 'J16 j^^„ur nppeal, *!«, to

.iC™TORSor^rWSPArERS,nnd the F.DlTORSot «romn)ensiril,e

wllh

with on influence they enn ex our opiw»on of were superfluert,b«Spenk "J5 ,he e„s for ul to tell themol ine m.

l'rc*5- But mny entns«ted those to whom much b» WCT much will

./ ,h„i without

.re happy'» "T^^lt'promiring ex-

citem€nT. not have been produced'

c'rtahin{^C^t»"io»USdre»rf

let

he 'V,

out a comb.^he.^^^

excrtc

lb°S

AToVnctsof «l« a.,chi«es, Ti Rt^t^^efficv»t co- ^thjrttw It has loo|

B. O. PF.KRS, B. B. SMITH. J. J. ALLEN. JOHN HARVIE, J. C. YOUNG, M. V. THOMPSON.

TR04I TilS I.OU1SVILLE ADVERTISER. The S a par Crops.—'The early frosts of last week, have done much damage to the cane in many places so much that half the quantity of sugar which was calculated on before the frosts came, will not be made. On Mr. Shepheid's estate alone, it is calculatcd that the frost has caused a loss of three hundred hogsheads. Other plantations have sustained little or no damage, particularly in the vicinity of the city where the fogs fiom the lakes,united with that of the river, had entirely protected (he cane. The extreme weather, although unfavorable]! lo the general health of thcjgpuntry, is very favorable

parationsa full dt^cr\Y\W\ building erected in tins which is now nearly com

fro,,

surpassed by fe-,

better

it may be asked, can they

val

Cd (be lot at the

i0us benevfoot, than hy

oihcV 'o udvnnce the

uniting with other m! education!

How can the dis

^tended

corncr

000 ha* been

not

taught

theatre upon an These several about to be orofthc enterworks speak

live invuivi""-' r#.lir»iou« as wen

ll as

MOn

We »nrra,,",,u„'Vohio V.l road company, the Lexington and _rlftrv arrange-

^2C!»S£R» will commence the

thecountrj, spring.—

nd from this city e,^rly From this road, when c°mpl«2intermediate

Wednesday

muc

about three inches

CCS one yard ei fe,

eminent survey©

I-"

MB*

lo tho

n["C crop

The injury to the coUo^

irt

of lhe cro

considerable: lhe grealcr part oMhe h-ivine cot out of the way of host, lhe I™"*1

ilh

pre-1

«plt':nde(i Hotel, in all

ite

tiol

p:n.»,nnl will ^,c %Ve Imvc „f company .n«. It."

Gall.

cond Streets, now occup another ex*hcre mtended

,,ctBCCn

of between S4

BOSTON, Nov.

uroU.e 5.0MhH^l.f „f

--'I'sh to leaso for a few Tcrre Haute, Nov-28,

llCJ'

fcrior Courts of J"

len

Lnol,,

slocU

()»and

'°°0

ine ».»^unt of between

and

nlr.ca^u

work will immediatel^proceec^e

lhat lbe

„roceed. A nevr

ftl

Weekly "Journal and Ihooo

—and the following

citizen,.-

^Z^Tdtri.n^iS"lv..t the Directors of

'mediaU

nnd the

ton and Louisville fail to reap Louisville will *en become of all the trade of the

1«,'

^r%

of Birmingham, made another

1 In Attica, IndM whei^

timeh reaHj to

enmc„t

with their steam ™{^ch is a loose »nat Bromsgrofc L»- ), tjlat lhe wheels of dy surface, so

jftecn hundred

tlicir machu.0 ^'before them weight) carried a

The

up a number of their tnev

the

the enti«

.bout fifteen «_

din 1 in two hour* and

lh€

willbcgloriott#. returned home*

h,!l is about

on Bn

.even hundred «,me pla„e„geoneyard

vorstpie

ce of

^l^eTntndVed^.,^"-

peisoi«,tn wnem

minutes. They then tooK I

Marke at

lw®"ln"Le

staid a con-

^adin? Crab Mill Inn. they

tbe history of **f

Clay.—This distinguished West

ern statesman, accompanied by bis family, took his departure from the Tremont House yesterday, a little before 10 o'clock in the stage for Worcester. He was accompanied by a Delegation from that town. The committee of the citizens of Boston waited upon him at 9 o'clock, to take leave* He has been highly pleased with his visit to this city, and has constantly expressed his grateful sense of the hospitality and spontaneous respect that has been extended to him io course of a fortnight's sojourn among us. On the other hand he has left the most favorable impression upon our citizens generally, ile proposes to visit Worcester, Hartford, Springfield, and perhaps Albany, if he can do it consistently with his other engagements, in season to reach the seat of Government by the opening of Congress. Wherever he goes, he will carry with him the best wishes of our citizens.—Ccntinel.

The Rothschilds ami Barings are about to establish a great bank in Canada, on the Scotch principles. Perhaps, at they learned the president's preference for the Manhatten Bank, owucd by foreigner*, they expect to get the pubJic deposits.—Albany Daily Jidv.

Commercial.

A«» OtfiMt Market November. 3 The weather contiuues dry and cool eeveral white frosts bare taken place, and the health of the city is improving.

Sugar.—There is yet very little doing on plantation a 74 cents per lb. is asked in the city more cannot he obtained.

Molattet.-—The planters ask 21 cents, and the merchants decline going beyond 90 cents per gallon. There is yd very little doing.

Tobacco.—There is nothing doing. Tho last sale was al ott of 9 hhds. at 4, 5, and 6j ents per lb. Arrived this week 62 hhds.

Flour.—The cold weather had the effect of animating the market, and a better business has been done this week than for some time past.— We quote last sales at $4 50 a $4,62$ cents per bbl.

Bacon, Beef and Pork-—nre scarce, nnd in good demand. Arrived this week I hhd. bacon 77 hhds. 167 bbls, beef and 18 bbls pork.

Lard.—The price has been reduced, and the article is dull at 10 a 10i cents per lb. lVhitkcy is dull, and the former quotations, 32 cents, remain withotit change. Bagging and Bale Rope remain without change scarce and in good demand. Arrived this week. 25 coils Rope.

Sperm Candle* *en»ain the same as last quoted.

Wc are authorized to announce GEO. WASHINGTON BALL a* a candidato for Brigadier General of the 11th Brigade, and 6tli Division In diana Militia.

Married,

ON Saturday evening, the23d inst. by Judge E. Til lotson, Mr. SAMUEL KVERSOL to Mitt MARGARET PHELON, all of this village.

Fall and Winter Goods STEPTER P. CAMMACK,

ATfirst

his dwelling nnd store house, on Main-st. building north west of the Union Hall, and corner opposite the Post-office and Mansion House, where he is receiving and opening a large and Aiy&y'-

is not so an entire ^"^uaunlW low for cash. I

p31

namcd

arUc,

or at

oi*°

.. nan hn.hcls of Corn. 1 have

intend I'-'J"^ Their WlrJ nUent.on anting and Cojletlt^.

shall bo g.ven. lo u«

out

ett Free Press" and \Mercury ,, aid" and Crawfordsville Recoro

comprisinR almost eve

complete, and

_-»Lar»y-

Roc

kville "Her-

'pOUNTAlN HOTEL" Win. Crumptou, RESPECTFULLY informs the pub-

Kc Mi w' f"01"1' een"a"J',hal

hoSeof ENTERTAINMENT HOU^

foull(i at all

cheapness is not sn ^nons wishing to

the pieJTt* porchase, goods^»y man? articles in^pr won Id say, that there are «anj stock, designed «Pre«ly for wn

we are ble term*. Nov. St.-20-tf

wag moun

read intheking ail-coach

hnte

& W. EARLY.

TO MERCBAtrrs*

j„tt received a

proCce- of

G^eerus, wb.ch

educed price., conning

uosee «w v—,

10-

id.

1 Wo^e»ter°.trect, .n

with] of

aft

notficJti.

Ms tho& who bold notes or accounts on tile •state fof Abraham Whitenack, deceaWd, are requested to prove their accounts, and forward them to me, as the law directs, as the estate is thought to he solvent. And all those indebted to the said estate, arerequested to come and settle them immediately with me.

ABRAHAM Dc BAtJN, Ad»*r.

TAKE NOTICE\

A LL persons hav\ng notes or accounts against jAl. the estato of Samuel De Baun, deceased, are requested to present them to me, properly authenticated, as the law directs, as the estate is thought to be solvent. And those indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment.

ABRAHAM DK BAUN, EX.

NOT. 21—-20—3W,

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that 1 will expose to

sale at public auction, on the 14th day of December, 1833, at the late residence of ^Velth Wallace, dee'd. in Vigo county, Indiana, all the personal property of said dee'd. consisting of one Mare, one Cow, some Hogs, household and kitchen furniture, some farming utensils, &c. Terms of sale made known on day of sale.

'November 21.--50-w3

J. BURNAP, Admr.

Slate of Indiana, Vigo County ss. Tt|j"(5TICE is hereby given,that on the 11th day X» of November, 1833, a writ of Domestic Attachment was issued by me, a Justice of th« Peace, in and for said County and State,* nt the instance and upon the affidavit ot $a«*uel Crawford, against the goods, chattels, credits, aod efe fects of James M. Watson, by virtue of which writ, certain credits and rights hate been attached in the hands of Parmelia Watson as Garnishee nnd that on the 14th day of December, 1833, nt 12 o'clock, M. of said day, at my office, in Torre-Haute, I will proceed to hear and de* tcrminc upon said attach intuit, ol which all persons interested may take notice.

Nov. 21.-20-w3 C. T. NOL.E, S.

JFur Capes*

Just received a few handsome~Fur Cap®# or Pelerines, and a good assortment of Black Stocks. Nov.21.-20-tfj JAMES TRABUE.

NOTICE.

Books and Notes are in the hands of A. ROSS for settlement nnd collection. He will alto assist me in the Practice of Medicine. Corn, Wheat, or Oats will be received if delivered soon.

Wlll

the public will

jSwriKTSEasinr. „«*ns .Ti" .., i' Al irvvinc. h.nrrnfemcnt will proceeu, A a

othpr mny a

""",e'U°=o»nuiJ .t «h.ir "T'C" Pi"!!."

all businest that may be en aud one or

inf adveftisement in their respective

nd their accountMo •_the l/ouisville In

forecomg »,»uu .v„ ncAountsto

the foregoing papert

one month, ami

H. &, C. for adjottmen

averti«er"

has been always disUngmshed or

calJ oD

nccomSWate

immense ad- Uiro,in good village tyle.

MEW ©OOPS

THE

are iu*t receivioj: and open

undejiifncti ^CJ citie

engravings of the fashions, but .us U.e of the Proprietors to lewusr

January

iBr^

ing direct MERCHANDIZE and splendid approaching seasons, suitable to the prt

art

icle usually Tended

ment

in a retail store. The

will be very

antit

j. stjle and

'equalled by any

Tl.. »i" r"ce ill.

.1... h«t« been made.

v. O. Rom-. Gin,

Claret aod Mtr^t Clove*, Ginge# Molasses, Pepp®1"

Window Glass a«M-

Brown Sheetinp &c.

Sor.

iisM*

,h^Lh1^rori.orrU,l

favora

SEPTER PATRICK

November, 21.-20—tf

Glass RolUcS)

JUST

received and for sale by the box, assorted sixes. LINTON & LINDLEY. Nov. 21.-—20-tf

Shovels & Spndcs,

JUST received and for sale by the doz. 3001bs. Bar Lead by the hundred. LINTON & LINDLEY.

Nov. 21.—20—tf

Al«o,

LADY'S BOOK,

Published by L.A. GODEY. & Co. Athenian Buildinirs, Franklin Plact, Philadtlphia. Price $3 Per Annum, [PAYABLE IE AOVANCK.]

The Cheapest Work ever offered to the Public.

presenting to the public the October number of the LADY'S BOOK, the Proprietors feel much pleasure in inviting attentiou to a comparison between it and the preceding num-

JifLiMf-Caty^l.tl'aif a-g^du-1

Sly "Celled l,wifi of

l°bove

Ladv's Book sufficiently

Hence,

preceive that the hopes of pro-

which

uonSS

the Proprietors

10 u,eir

have been fully realized

rons chance is observable in the

To'S

jects—every work.

hnt may be en-

may be enumcra Washington l'otts" Prize Tale entitled "Mr.. i*,r

c«»-1Hot.,,. ..

formrr at :u r«n flonti- (jilferl-*-i'"®P

cdy-

a ^_„i- writers wiiosc |m«-

j„rist-Con8un —Y. •_

readers of the Uidy

beautiful

Direct from Baltimore* via JVex§ Orleans 30 PACKAGES Queeasware, .20 Boxes Glassware, 3 Pipes American Brandy, ~. do. Teneriffe Wine, 9 do Malaga do 20 Kegs Tobacco, different qualities# 90,000 Spanish Cigars 5^ 10 Reams Cap and Latter paper, 30 Boxes ««sorted Candies^

SO do Windsor Soap, 1j 200 pounds Cast Steel Soap, 9 Barrels Almonds, 1 Case of Camphor, 1 do Poland Starch, 1 Barrel Pearlash, 1 Barrel Copal Varnish*

jo0

#||M

still more tplen j(hout herald-

it b, offulgro exertion.,

both prompt and pleasing. Nov. 14-19^3*.

\CAK».

»N directing the ve I the improvement, and ®**relevate

lhe

been increasingly |,jch is now occnO O a a a PWletors have incurred a very conptea, the

ro^,

siderable

j(jch o^ervel, en the *Mb-

e*Pe^** ble pun0

scriher par them, individually, the their engagements, lot

but l0 tbe

amount of the mt»b®c«pt utmost im* proprietor*, it .-.collectively, "£tejUUat

•ssairSSSsttss

Half Barrel of Cloves (fr«!«h article) Race and ground Ginger, Nutmeg, For sale, by Noy. 7-18-tf. BLAKE & GROVERMAN.

NEW GOODS.

/glHE subscriber has just received a handsome m. assortment of NEW GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching season, consisting in part of the following articles, to wit:

Red, green, and blue blankets, Petersham, Lion skin,and Harrington cloths suitable for orer-coats, %. Plain and striped satinctts,

Flannels of various qualities, a j*rt of Much is fine white merino, Br~6wn and green Petershams for linings, g^rcaQians and other twilled goods for 1m

dies'winter dresses nnd clonks,

UiC

„,. P~p™.-:v.e.ra 1 are in arreara one year to avoid tbe «Pfe(.of.ff make payment before that &***•

Nov. 14-19-^-

eftbefol-

DinwIntioB' heretofore exrttoog oe-

fgittE col^n^P,—n^-w tbe firm of M. tween tbe

,D^"^T mt)

Williams &• Cb«*S1,1

dissolved. All P*T,0,"V.it. nayment to either Requested to malw tm»«diate S*7 ^j( W. WILLIAMS^

of the undersigned-

October, lit, t833--l»-'4

—~A to sell ««cheap

yi-Bs.

3* a-

#«rr

Gentlemen's and Ladies* ready made cloak*, -Kentucky Jeans and socks, w.

ed dog skin gloves,

Ladies' lined and fur-tipped kid glove# and

Those wishing to purchase any articlc usually hnd in retail stores would do well to call and see,sf as the above stock will be sold on reasonable terms for cash, country produce, generally, cr rood men's credit.

'V,

•tii

Jiist Received,

large kid mits, A Merino and fancy hkft. Fashionable black silk umbrella* and black silksfor dresses, Red huntfag caps, Black stocKK and woollen mils,?' Gentlemen's shoes nnd boots Ladies' leather und gater boots, morocoo and prunella ^hoes, Boys, Misses, and children'! shoes and red stockings Saddlery and saddle treei*. V| Spuu cotton and candle wick Coffee, tea, and indigo, Boat cables and stern fasts, Queensware, window glass, and glass turnbiers, -J Collins' axes, tea kettles and sad irons, and many other articles too tedious to mention?

warra

LOST, last, this to'wn,

JloaephCase, for thirty

r».c

•sii.7-iwr'

"w4*

.r ^...

irculart W TO

{rtrr«a trf«

Scroti' therefore, (torn trading for an/of advertise the sn»* the portable ff** answer the

tual cowfcnt

5th

imlcJud to Mid

firm are

a.'L. caAse.

jeff**"-

JAMES TRABUE.

Terre Haute, Nov. 7~18tf. N. B. Cash and goods constantly paid out for wheat.

JVetr Store.

T-

HE subscriber ha* just opened, at the South West oorner of the Public Square, a genor ral assortment of Jfcij

Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Qvemszoare, d/c. V*

which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash or .pF„»cdFPd»oe.

Torre Haute,. Oct. 31-17tf. ,s-

FRESH SUPPLY!

BL1K£ &. «K«VIiKfflAN, CORNER OF SKCONO ANB WABASH ST RESTS, TERRE HAUTE

With every other artlcTo usually kcpt'bf

WUdi .bey consequence of ^.j, ,c jways cornEastern markets, their st „rohascd on tho pile. Their stockJia. ^Jl^l in th. selco, best terms, Pftrlicul."5

,»A,

ntcd genuine.

tion, and every arUde, warof

They respectfully-u li" gJcianj

try merchants, drngg 1

''"'lli'en li r'lj o»

1"""

"d"-

,i/„y for .b.

posed

Among the COB' L8gUe

this occasion

anthor

of the

"ci"cyofTc ,e.t LJ, .ndL.e.. p-ic.

.pots on her bnack! four of her legs black up'

"Et..

writer8 who8C pro

cou„.

m4n

ufRC-

ftg

t/rers, &o. to their

.Ufo persons at

'4% |V, ei 1

t0 vl

di.U«.I WKO ora.r. Ibej

rbank township, 8ul« a strawberry roan

living in Fair van cottonyi in«f inriDfi mare, four year* old hands hnd 3 inches high, a »car

bran(i,

Of November, 1833. ^ok. '-M

,,0rceiv-

mane and tail, no other ^ollara by Jacob

91"dnl

yH.

K»« r.8, J.

a note of

a credit

piov. 14— AlDMVWSTlMTdWS SJLE.

notice i. b««b, ]^1 sate ®t j»ob^»c

tuality in meeUop

ttOC

of tcrt

leven month* after dai Kw,ng. The dollars,) in favor of 1Wb®

me by

f°de,P tiw.r"' Mir^ff

returning:

»«id note, unlaw McN. EWtNG.

,i(jenc0 of Ww*

of November, inrt-« property of

i« £•-'3-:

the *aid hw- k0p», spades, mat gons, carts, pM" hoosehold furni lock., axe*, *Ko^ field &c. A credit of

Wed r*lv*

t, HI., Otet

Orwitifr

#oW**t*

HfcPi jay •y'a

(tie4' Balds#^ r*m«********

#AMK8 M. ARCHER A

Notice.

hereby

Jl bai

has ta^r-n

ters ofadnrfnirtfation off

th»e4tf*n» J, All pefsons »ndebl«t U* ^•Pliana^cea^ ptyJe,Utej«*«g claitlrt H^ainat tbe sama metit, theift doly aothenticated

1 to

JACOB BURNAP, Ad®'*.

Sor. 21,50-3w.