The Wabash Courier, Volume 2, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 November 1833 — Page 4

p»r

Sufferings o£ ashipwrcck Party Zcnsbtsu

en5,«re

it iv warm by no re^ourre thy rould j,ut

'iHWr WwWmmPfhe

with vmligo,and could jearct-ly sta'jt! 'in til ihe door was op^n^d, when the fn»t who reached it f. II down ftint on (he snow. On the 19. leifnibrr the seumen's shoes were so frozen that they could not be wory, and tliey' nvide ibunseK'is clippers of »kiii^, and put on several pairs of socks tof»ether to keep th ir feet in heat. The ii tj .was an inch thick o:i the sides of the hut, and when they wont out in clear wea|Ji( r, their clothes became «hile with frost and ice.

They had stormy weather till about the I.jih of January, during which time they confined therm-elves to their hut. They brad the foxes running over their heads, I !i( could not catch them, which they regretted,a? their provision^ were beginning to run short. The intense cold absorbed every ether sensation.

They applied hot s,tones to their feet and

(hrmselv«« that itow the H»n was about ic uning to them, with a little patience he would warm a.\d gladden them with his hcaiiH. Kven sitting before their fii their »?0ekhig«» would he burned before they could feel the hutt to their feet. wawwwwsifcirtr***** umff* 'iKrfr ZfiTTZ*H"**'1 ",c **«fnch and »i 7 '?*'1,0 "•',3 "ctidci. y, with boat and live men, on the eastern side contiguous to the Fall*. His

who wi-rc on the opposite side, informed h/«, by a signal, that a considerable body of savages wer« adv:

lhr

'7THT'u

exjKJReu to the full shot of the enrmy, or

•c^rtdn rV

l0.

w«'r« ih

1 iitce on, full,,

under a more terrific form. K0 whos point, projected above

'm"

Snow slorms sown blc led up thCtr hut, The Captains and crews of the snnganci the co!d bccau. ¥oiol( !t Archimedes and Ilelopolis, under hardly

it. i.'v.n fnz-x tn a in-

•*n employ 4B'-cu^i ':igt the)'. lay con*t:«niiv in their b' ds» Oftentimes they

(•eardtrem? ndotasncN^sliketlfOitderhreak|^a^ seventy-fee mites of the raft, and in aafe for naviga-

the feai ful stillness of*the unbounded fro11endering thatdietance as jst'fi waste around llitm—it seemed like the ({on, as any pari of the river below it. l.iirsHr.iy asunder of n.ountnins and the 'fhere et remains, by computation, sixtyfishing tfaeminto atoms. This sound as Jour miles of the raft to be removed, which probably causcd by the fracture of ice at: the superintendent, however,has thought it s«a. Their clock stopped in consequence advisable, for the present, to abandon, for of the coKJ, but they managed to know jhe want of an appropriation sufficient for how the lime went by a twelve-hour glass, j(g accomplishment. On the Clh of December they found the The Hclopoiis, Capt. Morehead, had told *o intense ihey had no expectation ascended the Arkansas river about twenty t4 surviving if. They could keep thefn-1

t^jS

»ere perplexed tp know what lime of Archimedes, lately from Red River, hay.' I he twenty-four hours it might be wfe:n

c|eaieJ

posed first complained of not being able to th'/re powerful engines. bear it, and then Ihey werf all attacked [The above account we learn from Cap*. Moorchead, who with the Heliopolis and crew maneuvered in our sight a few days since, grappling and dislodging every

bodies to Uop tlu iu^ worm, comforting who happened to understand their value, saw them and purchased them of-he book, seller for twenty dollars, lie took them to New Haven, sold a part, kept a part for himscll, made a liberal donation from them to the library of Yale College, and then sold the baliance for two hundred dollars. Among tho«e which he

bo!.k«' 1"

men

-'anting to surround

h:»n -,h,l ik. .i "'«iuunu un, and that there was not a moment to

'nodes of conduct were at

r,7f"'

h:»i

ana tney thought they »h«. Otoatftjpiril, if they tlte life ot *mMi (hat was rl.Mbly uixfcr his ioimcdi* utc protection. v-

ii.i'h us ua The

L'^V

wa,e

Curious

nlar?

""d

,|,a8S

l.°

"'""'orside,

almost a

\walerfh,,!p»

oyerwhelmed:

these

ie the only allrnmtives. rutiiam did not hesitate, nmJ jumped infothe boat nt the fortunate instant, for

'"V™(..j,.,,,

a fittle .lis-

v,clm"lo

,|lu j,.

won wied,rtiwhurewl Ihrtr

out ol their reach. No mouvr had he ^apedthis danger through the

curre,,f'

r8,pidlVy

'n,11 death presented i(*cff

»«.,(,•

'l«orbi„g

K„IIS,

Mr njiracl,. I'ut.w!„,hiwcv«^ eJ hn,„df ,|10 lichn, .'.J direS ,t "«nf »lh the utmost (ninniiilUv. !li«com

,lim. «if'

SSSSS

devour hint, »J I

cu,.,r-e

?r .?

1 nl

and

I dtactios,lot a distance of a uiiaf

I'im no liopc of esLot

ndmliwion, ttrrof,

SflbSfi,'S

Oils «i ™.i

",c

bM,on'

ih«s India!,s were no lew surprised astonished them afro»«t I winch as the tight of ih.» r,**t $

ot'l™ ho

mmi

men

«»o',,i

°f

o{ ,he

ifc?'

th ithf ^i*.it of some m. .« b* Uitr J, while th.it ilea riage maker*, «#feoaie «i in Vi,. k-

meat taz tfM-uSK* 1

j.i TIIK Rjirr OF ITED RIVES. U: *a.ig*Um of tfce Wwteni warn*-*

(superintendenceof

stnnl whei^-Likea out ot vnuui wstci^— I gaj (o he progressing rapidly in removing The cfosei ti ih'hu*.r** »eiy su.-icaf.d }obstructions to the navigation of tho Wgsllii sijfiokeiai.d iflau it bvcumei^^'| (cm waters.i Ihc wnila wrr#» 1.00acovcred wilk thin ice*, 'fhe Car aift and crew of the Archime-evr-i, tlvi betl. ^*cre i:: ed with it. Except! des, wh«ch, I-.t* been for some time etn-

Capt. Shrcve, are

in re iViog the extensive raft

Fieii iUrer, In ve succeeded in clearing a-

mjjC3

previously to the lateheavjp rains

ajter

JN?tcmmai.d, Their wine froze, apd they jj-,c snags in that distance, it was found re obliged to mi It it eveiy two days, ({ia{it could ascend no farther on account ^bfcn 4 half pint as served to each man.

0f t&€

Thev knew not day from night, the moon jjt j,«3 returned to the Mississippi river i»'i»t»ing brightly, there was no distinction and it will, in the course of a week from the time the clock stopped, and tney

having completely removed all

jow state of the water, and hence

time, with the co-operation of the

the thannd of the Mississippi ri*»d the mouth of

-i!:rp for Arkansas The business as it now

co ilif, and made up a good fuo in the even- progresses is effectually done for the Wawhichgave them much comfort. tcrof the river, akhough sufficient tor suc--Th»y had a narrow e*cnpe, however, ff?oin this vapour for, citing erery aperture of the h«it to keep in the heat as ueh a?, possible, a seaman who was indis-

cc-felul navigation, is comparatively low, and there is scarcely a snag worthy of notice, but what is destined to be cxtiacted and remofed by the neverfailing efficiency

snag in the river as they went, which ap peared to maintain a threatening aspect.]

Old Bojks.—Some years ago a gentleman in the city of Hartford had a carl load of old books which had long been in his family, piled up like lumber his garret.' Ifc to!».J a cJeigymanof that city that he had these books, and that he would give them to any one who would take them.— The Clergyman died not bug after thi-i offer was made, and before he could avail himself of it. The gentleman who owned them also died, the books were appraised at three dollars and purchased at the appraised price, by a bookseller, who carried them to his shop and cxhibitrd them for sale. A gentleman from New Jluven

llke most o[

nooks, \ery superior both

'lie old

print to II,C! typngraphj- "of "ihe'present u'1) —franklin Mcrcurv.

historical fuels—Hurinc the

troubles in the reign of Charles I, a coun-

COm° f°

from

Lo,u,on in

called t„?Wh°Uae, :?u of those called fuli-womcn. The brewer o!«

ei«?oo.i

tton, look her info hi-

i„oki„s giri hrti.ttr.si: rr

Mj«Io to"

fortune^ verr^0-»

the

ma n„ olh

,'?• dauglltcr, who Was «l'!fr» i,(|a the leof Jamo5II,

nm, mo,hcron

Anno, Queens of Ens-hntl.

AltCITV OF Mo.XBV._n,,.

of tho sc irci(_j. of money ,lre bcco.nh^ daimore clamorous. The distress is severe and genwaf. The best of paper is thrown from the banks and the broL* read ly

tnaracfer at the highest rates. The re-

fTf

iLt° 'f

this river.

uhumhtijjmihieiiibie,

Uie removtlJ of

„d

compl.„ts

our",H™js

•.

but 3

probably^fce result of aJcid^'

tiio^fStu-,ed'

calli"e'-

WKU} ascr.bed to »ari0Ui

Tto

CB UJea, and

ThiL'mnQ**cxhibit5

tfto jiankf 1$ one, perhaps the princin il cau?e-~this will shoTfiy cease to omltc

deposites-I

ence. b*re cannot ho were r, be murh donbt of the removaf, in a short time, of the C't !xrfVc. vrcnutci, il, the mean

"(eooi

«p««»r l^lkw^ „r '•_"««« to

Mi Eg*, £Z*. .Oct«

llOIIOIX Kfil rrl fk. ««tO OtM Cod- •». I nis ittvontioo will be of great use baj*-wood hoard* (btp*n' may be cut from t,wrh

W WI way be ct

*V-Q

Uvuvrml iirtivr*.

pl*c

o«"

mam-

o.J 1. ,.

I**- t\i"4

'^"T

lrfeie«i^ ntipmm

jjK*tReoeiv»4t

2( boxes assorted Tumblero, 24tt do 8 by 10 and 10

n,rle,cd par„.

lief in the whooping-cough

each bottle.

search of a

ee as a servant maid-but not succeed-

hciSeli"

i0**ny ®"t beer

eve,,t

8|'h,

a servant, "'i'. but be

i^lamiiv a-

wid™

mc very considerable, married her OfOnsnwn^tW

each bottle. tor using-, accompany

1 ho abore medicines for sale by Sept. 26-13, "LAK1!* GHOVERJUK.

ISAAC PUAHSOM1 «zttorjyeyati*»?

r, *cwporr, Intf. ILL attend to nil bu$ine?3

-hoL^,RLV'

£»ne Hats, by thtfeate Tobacco, bytb« ke^ VV ire sieves, by the dozen A quantity Of food Solo Leather "pun Cotton by the bale

f,1j'

0,l"r

,0%® «ni

thirteerf pound boxes,

40 sack* COFFEE,

J« *t r. cm red, aod for sale by ^HNSON & wilson.

Hard»are Herchanls, Mam, near \v*U Hfreef

rppvi^

wfcdmsioB, is

rra

Go9{f'

to*.

assorted

/4R BOXES itaaupers aod crate* a: #ud at?lSEN»\VARE.

AI.SO,

item, v?. !f Wloiow

Forv=.t ly •f. 1..R.&J.SCOTT. ••Terrc-llairte^ Juo$ 14—1

GROCERIES.

™nE subscriber hasjust receirtd, nnd is now ^JL opening at the caruer of First amlObioSts N» O. brown and loafSugar,

St. Jago and Flav. Coffee, Teas, White Lead, Mackerel, Claret, Muscat, Mar. and Sicily Mad. Wines, N. O. Rum, Gin, Molasses* Window Glass, Tobacco, Nails, Rice, Cigars, Raisins, Candles, Spun CottoD, Raw Cotton (Mississippi) &c. &c. Which will be sold on favorable terra*, either at wholesale or retail.

ulj? 25—3—3

W. KENDALL.,

Tobacco, Qweensware, &c, Ke^s manufactured tobacco, 12 Boxes do do 20 Crates Queensware, 50 Sacks Coffee, just received, and for sale,by

LINTON, BLAfiJS & BALL.

july l8-2tf» 'Wfiifl??' 'Boston^"naits 40 lioxes CrecJ's Tobacco {j0 doz-best llernp Bed-cords, Jost received, and for sale, by

July 11-1 L. II, S- J.SCOTT.

Ir. Tliomas White's VEGETABLE TOOTil-A CUE DROPS.

TIIE

only specific erer offered to the public, from trbicb a permanent and radical euro may be obtained of that disagreeable pain, the toothache, with alt its attendant evils such as fracturing thejaty in extracting the teeth,which ofteu proves more paioi'ul than tlvo toothache itself aod cold passing from the decayed teeth to the jaw, tiieoco to the bead, producing a rheumatic affection, with many other unpleasant effects such as a disagreeable breath, bau taste in the mouth, all of which are produced from foul or decayed teeth. 1 am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy that will not only remove the pain cine times out of ten, if properly applied, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease in such a* are decaying and have not commeoc ed aching, restoring them to hcjdth and useful uess.

Certificates of Physicians and Dentists, also directions for using accompanying each bottle JLa mllotVs Cough Drops. Valuable Medicine for Coughs and ConsumptionsriTlHlS Elixir, in its original form of prescrip

Jt tion,has stood the Lest of twenty years e.c perienco, in the general use of it, and is now offered, with the addition of some articles from the vegetable kingdom, the virtues of which hare been fully attested and highly appreciated which render this composition peculiarly adapt ed to the present prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading to consumption. Cammon co'ds and coughs, which are occasion ed by obstructed perspiration, will readily yield to its influence, removing these troublesome ir ritations, which act as a constant stimulant to coughing. It eases pain, and induces rest to an

JC.

usir,&

ent lailtu to produce that desirable re-

and it not be

Imay

"a?

ll, n,,t

be attributed to (he fact

rhe Vewtablo Rhenmatic On-na areoffnmi

"rticlM- "l-tek c« «n?—m

TEA AND COFFEE.

a:z,

STEWART 4 P() VVEll^ (S^orsof IIY. B. THOMAS & Co!

hands ami Town Lois,

fWSole, Re«t,orLet)«.

THE

undersigned has a number of Houses and Lots in Terre-Haute, which he is desirous to dispose of, either by sale, rent, or lease. They consist of both improved and unimproved out Lots and iu Lots, some of which aree®&~ venieot for .family residences, and others situated for the transaction of business* He has also several lots of Land, near Terre Haute,- in quarter and half quarter sections, which he will sell as they lie, or Subdivide to suit purchasers and if sales should be impracticable, he will rent, or lease for a term, of years. These land* are of the first selections in the country, of fine rich soil, well watered by springs,and well covered with timber.

AMONG other property offered, is a fine farm, to ren% ten miles east of Terre-Haute, immediately on the CUMBERLAND ROAD, One hun

dred-acres of which is under a bigh state of ia»-, proveoicnt, fifty acres well set with clover and timothy, and a nunil er of fine bearing fruit Irees, aod some shrubbery. A tannery has also been in operation, until the last year, on the premises. The "value of these lands and lots is fast advancing, and funds invested in their purchase, will, within a year or two, bear a handsome speculation. Being determined Jo FORCE SALES, those desirous of obtaining good property at a low price will do well to examine them: particularly, gentlemen pnssiag west from Cincinnati, and other cities. Persons desirous of purchasing or leasing will call on S. Wright, Esq. or the subscriber, at TerroHaute. I repeat, I am determined to force satiety be thejirices what they may.

May 2d——46—6mos- C. B. fT.

Ffom England.

A FEW crates Crockery, handsomely assort- «. ed, direct from England. For sale by LINTON,BLAKE & BALL

Oct. 3-13tf

Leather!

JUSTsale—

received, per steamboat Envoy, and for 1,000 pounds Spanish aiid American Soul

I.eatbcr *, 100 sides Upper do 50 large K.ip Skins, 13 calf do

All of which will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for dry Beef Hides or Deer Skinsjuue 29—50tf HARRISON & Wir,RON.

& W. KAHIJY have jusit received, in addition to their former stock of tiuods, an assortment iron*, consisting of light tyre, Plough plates, Scallaped Iron. 4 dy. dy. 6 dy. and 10dy. nails, Collins&(Jo.'s cast steel Axes and shingling hatchets, glass tumblers, IValdron's best grass scythes, Tea, Coffee, AJ \tn, Madder, Pepper, Spice and Indigo, togei.ier with many other articles of merchandize, which they feel disposed to sell on reasonable terms-

Terre Haute, June ]H-49tf A'EJV GOODS.

HAVE this day reeeived, and now offer for sale— Nail?, Spun Cotton, Raw Cotton, Gunpowder and Young Hyson Teas, Havanna and Jlio Coffee, Palmetto Hats,&c. Which, with my forn»er stock, and (he goods received last month, makes my assortment good.

June 29—50tf

,be

accompany

actable Rheumatic lroj»s, Or Sure Remedy.

Ii. S3. & J. S€«T1\ Corner of Market and Ohio Streets,

MAVK

just received, in addition to their stock of (Jroceries, a re a an a offee. Wss 2 Pipes Bordeaux Brandy,

Vn !!?fr® f1,aMMackc«,«l/ 10 Bbls. I anncr's Oil,

ALSO,

Oil v*h

SUPP*Jof

choice Liquors, Pai.ts and

0tt

Terre Haute, JunC jg.

wanted,

J^-"

afa

38 813

profession.

w«°i »r 'i

a^h k*.

,h"'

as.

"Mi Groceries

110 ite4a

Indigo,

-19tf.

Notice.

JSf Jstff !Wrvby eivcn- application Vil T'Ic

to the noxt

Sept. 9€-lx-3,y

Ij^OR

^obntv Lun

for the aPn V'EU '.'»nty, decca,ed, her dower hi tZ °/nmiss,f""TS to assign dee'd. waV ied duri:r0f|Crtr

«•*»«.

0fwMch the

seized during her coverturo.

SAKAH ANN

wns?aCOU'

ROGERS.

Timothy Scetl

sale at the Store of Aite SH—8tf jAs TRAlJl'E.

Bct A

\ViZT •°"d °c ', 'e

2000 lbs. Bacon, 12 barrels Mess Beef, 0 kegs Lard. June

aiij

MM,.. EVERSOr..

Flour.

«0 "r'.'au'"1' flour fca»l

Aug. 15-etf.

w-vro*v

H'.ake 4 B.u.r,.

"rarionr-

purchase quantity

heat or FJour.

WJ?OU»AI,E

thej ca»b-

arttcle in the line. Too nttmnli

•sjsr'j

WHOLESALE. E *i!l tell any article •, hur. on ,.„j

N t, V'

AKE ft 8

DOMESTICS.

*B V*

A«*d

fine sl

Ticking*.

Oct, 3-13tf

co-

for J,» wi.

ADD.

\VV *rj-« n*

Ort. t-Uff.

Oil Hand

HARRISONS

'TTET'8

per#, and 3rt

g00d

JA8. 'I'RATtrTT'

blore.

AN"D RETAIf

At the Conner qfSccand and Wabtuh Kt yK«^-KAUTFUND

,r""r

more, large quantities 'rom Bati-

WILSON hgjto oahand eve

ry article in tlieir »e. Amqng others— 'Oo^niae andL American Brandy Holland and American Gin Jamaica,St*tftoix,and N- O. Ram Old Monrtngahala WJiislity Madeira,Tcneriffe,Sherry (.'laret, Champaign, Muscat, and Swt. Malaga HL'onfeclionarie?, asserted.

Young Hyson, Imperial,^ ^Hyson Skin, and 4 Gunpowder

DriJrRtf

3° lugs Tobacco, Boxes Tumbler^ lfoxe§ Bogrir* 2 Bales Ticking,'

all of which will ho held

^TeVre Ifaute, J(ine

ererr

50 Sack? Coffee, 50 Kegs Boston XaiI«,

tUaber of ««,

7 °r

^iOPtCUw^diid

LISTON, BL

ilHS cUix 1

•AKK Sc DAf,i. (Zr ^^ooeC!»

v.. :ck Onwortsrofc.

ZZ.Z

u"l

WINES.

TEAS.

New Orleans Brown, Lump, and ifOQj /""Sugar Cfteese, Pepper, Pimerrto.Gir.ger JVarlash, Kosin, Glue, Sahpeirey

Madder, Indigo, A in in,1Copperas hosjwood,Fustic,Chocolate 7 Tallow Candle^, ground Mustard, Shad, Mackerel. Herring, Codfish^ Corn Brooms,Tinware, assorted^ A large supply of Queei.sware. Pint, half pint, and 1-3 pintTuniblors June 30—50tf r"*t

«^4rh Kegs uails assorted, 10 qr. Casks Sweet Malaga 8 Bbls. Tanners Oil,

Just ree'd, atid to be sold low for cosh, by LJNTQSC* BLAKE BALL. May 3-46-tf. v,.

FISH.

ICO BBLS. Mackerel, assorted uuu»-

PickledCcd, Herring, and Messybad, «, Korsale by L. H. & J. SCOT Terre-llante, June 14—1

JUSTsale,

received, per &tcutuboat Kautblar, uud for Coffee, Pepper, Spices, Linseexl Oil, Loaf Sugar, Spades, Shovels, Snd. Irjns, Box 'J'obaecO, Hoes, Glass 8 by 10 and 10 by 12, Brush®*, Cigars, Wrapping Paper, Sieves, and 13

June l3-4ftf

'25 barrels Potatoes 50 do super. Hour5 4 do Vinegar 100 pieces assorted Washing Tubs 4. Bucket

Rectified Whiskey constantly on bund, by barrel or retail. HARRISON Sl WILSON Juao 30—&UW j. i.iMV.TT!fi tjwnjTv

H'\v TCCciv£,J tLcir stuck of Fall V\jnler (Jood« 7

usually kept in 'Store's,'whic»,ir"

at reduced nrir».

HOOK "KLLRRsetsr.lTIO.yKHS IndiHimpoli!,

Matin!, TinfauZ Lf

». ci,y ^ZoZ:a,,cjr

on as favdrnble°\erina^ns

Joxcs C'u ti

dy. LINTON, BLAKE &. BALL. Juno aO-SOtf

fBlEA in Chests and Catty boxes, Pk .pef Pimen to aud Indigo, just ree'd ami. Cur sale by LINTON, BI.AKK Ai BALL.

COLldiVS & CD'S AXES. 4^ DOZEN Collins and Co's AXKS,just recuiTnud. for sale by

Juno 37—51 tf HARRISON &. WILSON

V. W. utter,

A TTORjXE AT LAW Terre-If a me, ludinnn.

WILL

attend to Collectings Conveyancing, and all other business connected with his profession. (t^Ortice at tlie room formerly occupied foi printing the Western Register. ^i'ei re-Haute, March 7—IlOtf

For S^slf,

BBLS. Porter 1J barrels,'Par

JAMES TRABUK.

J'' af,tJ

ar,lV,M

les

1" u'®/

at reduced prices. October, J(—14

,|. WM.

Drug Store, Market st

Ltiuisrille, Nov. 12-Dec! 6-2t

Just IkCcrircd,

34®

ALES

»"f and Sheet

a«d

l.4 8hi.'

lnjjs.

!w for Cf„})

Tcrre-ffnnte Mny

do. WhinJ{,.y4

BAU"

Junr l3-49tf liLAKE &. BALL.

1000 ib». Soal lenfhrtf' S'd,C"

l*fP«r

W* BA^Yt

-bidi

B'"*KE

nf-otiCf. -i*

HK enhtcptbeni hariu®- r, «elre* with a force ittonU /OW

Wf"3'

rtr,^

I Mi WOr* o\tew for g-f^L

"T'

»e»»oneif

lualif y.are

Fjy Person* w»{MOe**

frt

taptirdJ-r

fceary wagoos, ptea*urc W,

earU-

tec. warraofed of St.'*

LOUISVILLS.

Drugs, IMedicines, Paints, &>e.

W3IL F.PETTIT,

Wholesale

Retail Di'Wj

MARKET STREET, HAS now on hanl a Irosli Of ..."t,

«.rt»cn(0flra„,S IT'

Firmrrn UlC

•^fu"r inform el?

and offer fo

'eatfier.

i'J Bales Cotton *W 5 Barrels Ke»r Orleans tU|?ar.

tho Lcjfislature, and to futnl I ft

faithful and impaniii ,if

Th«

CO!Tlctl

wU?*i°

Vb« paper wa•

useful.

week durjnir thJ .*

Wo™, »t, and when it

wa«

ISC,T

thorued and requested toaef"

^c..,,.

BAI.L.

ftjf07lCKt»berth*

*lle

Ut p,i!

Kite dee eased, in of aZ* personal property oft ?l/tintJr* one har^c ,erjt] co*«Mu-

hoM ajjd k.fr jasi fUr

1^,®el^ar*

.* '%v.hrr*ki ^'.^^.1

Jfoir. M,

Mm*' ip.

m.,

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PAINTS & DTE-STCrPS, of tbe first quality, and respeotluliy invites Mer chains, Fhv«iciatte, und Dealers generally, to call nud examine his stoc^, all of wUicU will botfored at the lowest-prises. liOttisviUe. Nov. 19—-Deo. 6—SfCtf

MU*L*&aQ&E riiOTQR*. CORjXKR OF MARKET A AD JS'LVTH

LOU ISVILLR, KV.

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They will in a few weeks receive.direct from Sew Vork, such additions to heir stock a* will render it complete, atid being disposed ti sell on accommodating terms, respectlhilyr solicit a call from purchase/a visiting the jiij

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ou'v!'-' 2rk*' «m sAw.TtT^r.' luti Jstreet, one door froui Fou/lh r*"

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for sale

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IIE subsc-ribcr has established ushop in LMisville, at the above named stand, whero he is prepared to furnish those who may call onhim with BURR MILL STONES, of a superior^ euality.

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Stones for grinding ami chopping. These arti*•des will be sold un good terms. I' A. FUAZEU.

Louisville, June 13—ld~6rt'os

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Whotesiik ami Retail Hoot and Shoe Store, MAI«, O^tB HOOU FUOM TOVUTII STUUCT,

LOPISVILLK, KV.

June 13—likf

Jin Is, Roots, and Shoes."

CABBY,

Jytarltf opposite (0 Andasoi^ Bctlfy CV Jllitin Slrtwh LOUISVILLE, KY.

S now receiving, direct from tho maniifacto* ries the following splendid stock of Goods, -1 for sale by package or doz. 011 reasouuble terms and requests tu*ruhauts to call und c&aiuinu for themselves. 1 say, l(, 1)00 pair of best Brogans, Boots and

Shoes, assorted. S •10 Cases Fashionable Fur Hatrf, -It't) piccesHatters bandiiig^c hindtug. (MWJTips and sidts, ltKX) lbs. of F.nelish shoe-thread, asw'd. 00 ]oz. best Phil. Call-skins, •1000 lbs. fiit quality soaMeather, A I sundry other articles iu tho Shoe,h»« couv "v nntly on haud, &c. &c.,v f.nui-n ille, july U.1-—3tf _•

IVhoIe^ale ffai'dnare stosb.

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PONYFiliL, having formed a whip, under ihe firm of iSh'Wirrti^ Potrclf, and piirchased from the assignees of the laic fii jof Henry E, Thomas & Qt. their entire stock of HAUDWAR13, CUTLKRV, SADDLKiiY, n. $c. will 6ont inuo their husiuess at their old stand on Main, uear Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky. .*

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