The Wabash Courier, Volume 2, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 February 1834 — Page 4

Mi GRBATCAVERN IK IRRUND. A Correspondent of (he Ttpperarj Free Prai*, gives an account of a Magnificient Cave, lately discovered near the town of Caher, by some workmen employed in quarrying stone. The first indication of the subterranean edifice, w#9an opening in the rock, about 20 feet from the surface, capable of admitting the body of one per«onr Prompted by curiosity, one of the men entered the opening, and proceeded along a sloping declivity which terminated at ti|£jdista.iCvof 40 or 50 feet from the entrance in ati&brupt descent of about 20 ieet* Unable ttffcdvancc further, he returned, and having procured a ladder, he, accompanied by two or three of the worfemen, proceeded to examine the cavern. Having descended the ladder

Ihey proceeded, along the passage about 300 Yards in length. 40 feet in breadth, and generally between 30 and 40 feet in height, at the termination of which a superb cavern, nearlj one mile in circumferencc, presented itsely to their view. This grand cavern seemed to be supported by about 130 crystal columns, varying in height from 30 to 40 feet, and in diameter from 1 to 8 feet. In the middle of this spacious cavern i# placed a crystaliztfd pertrifaction exactly resembling a table, about seven ieet in length and two in breadth, surmounted with crystal candelabra® of the'moat curious construction. The subject would be endless were 1 to enumerate the variety of surprizing crcalioni which nature has displayed in this subterranean place. At the distance of 7 or 800 vards, and immediately opposite the entrauce, iiet another passage, which led them into what "hey called the lower cave,which is about threequarters of a mile in circumference, supported like the former cave, by lofty pillars, and decorated with the most fanciful productions. Having proceeded through this cavc, they discovered an aperture, which, having ascended by •u flight of eight steps, a sight presented itself to their view capable of impressing the strongest emotions of surprise acid aftormhment to the mind of the «pcctatw. It would be useless for me to attempt a description of this astonishing hall, as nothing less than the descriptive powers of a Sir Walter Scott could render It even moderate justice, suffice it to saj, that it is about three miles in circumference, supported, like the other cave, with innumerable pillars, and adorned with almost perfect imitations of what art and nature presentsto our fiew. However, I cannot forbear remarking that in the centre of this magnificent hall, and depending from its roof, appears a petrifaction resembling the body of a norse, through which, ut the distance of fifteen feet from the floor, issues a stream of pure water, which, after forming several evolutions on its crystalized tied, disappears with hollow murmurings, at the furthest extremity of the hall. Through an opening lo the right, in the lntt mentioned hall they descended, by a flight of tenor twelve steps to cavern called the long cave, which is about one mile and half in circumference, supported in like manner by superb columns, and adomed with many or the same irritations of nature and art. Amongst the imitatiousof art is hollow crystalized petrifaction resembling a drum, which, when struck uporn produces a tound, the reverberation of which will continue for several minutes* Having prflfcetfed through the last mentioned cave, they came to |i fissure in Its right side, which led them into what they called the cellar cave.,, This cave, unlike the rest* is not supported by pillars, not adorned with those productions of sportive nature for which the others are so highly appreciated but the spectator it amply compensated for the absence of those ornaments by the view of a deep river, which urges its subterranean course through the middle of the cave..

Discoveries of tins bind, which are not un•comtnoti in this country, many parts of it like dhe limestone "region* .of renn^'ania and IContucky, being celebrated for their immense cnvernoUl passages, extending sometimes for many miles in length, nnd spreading out in their various ramifications to an incredible extent, tend as much as any display of her power to awnken our reverence for the fstyiterioui operations of Nature. What a singular manifestation of her economy is that which hollows out tho*c subterranean chambers, more vast that any human art can construct, more splendid than any human imagination can devise, which builds, far beneath the surface on which wt. move* abode# «s bright a* those we dream of in otlver worlds, whei% new glories of creation are to be revealed to us and then leaves them tenantlers*, with no eye to kindle with admiration at the dazztiag forms of beauty heaped in prodigal profusion along winding aisles and vaulted avenues that never echo at the voice of praise, with not even an animated creature to ihare their shelter, or a ray of Heaven's light to smile upon their solitary grandeur! The mud hut ot the peasant it reared above the •welling domes, and centuries watch the prouder edifices of a city succeeding, while thousands wander homeless over roofs that might shelter Iheir whole racc, dreaming not that alt the wealth whose profusion they envy in others, oould never purchase palace or a iomb like that beneath their feet. Decay comes not there. The fn&il strocturcs, rendered by humanjiands

above, peri*h away from the earth, and •weeps their very memofy to oblivion. there grand, solemn, and enduring—there, still its when first shaped out by an Almighty hand repo»e those silent temples. The hidden retreats of Nature, when man wovld pry into all her sccrets, and revealed only from time to time, as only to show, that when—the farthest regions of the earth explored—he earned jris •tew to other planet*, there are worlds beneath his feet he dreams not of teaching him, perhaps, to study further the mysteries of hie own being, before he would attempt to resolve thote of that One, who is thus gloritk bis works, hidden and manifest.

Mpwd

%tj,

who, although oHginally a savage

•r, appeal ad, by his calm aad

hi*

docilc

wt.

glorified in all

«s*4^tR^3K fHmtien

Valeeekuaos relates the following distressing «*rcnmstaase "A lady of this iew»,ja*t reteroed from Braatl, brought with her, as a mraat, a atn of tkeesss*

(torn

character, to have

K»st «!l the habits of his tribe. This man was eat rust «d »itt tha car* of her child. One day lately he and

efearga wm autsinc,

ttoewas lost in search-

iagfertbe*. At hugtii the wtetdh wa* discovered in

vited ia aplite, mtoxk he eodd Ml yeslut, aad h«W Uto the fatott to gtatffy iU*» Tlw fcwl war w» Atwwe» ftiTHeSl*****'** «he,jp»w»t3i»»e «t

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Book atatlonars atorr. it T. ROWLING are now opening at the to re-room adjoining the office #f the Waab Courier, an assortmentof LA W, MEDICAL, HISTORICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS works, together with a very general assortment of ST ATIONARY and BLANK BOOKS, to which (bey iovite the attention of their friends and the p«b1ie. The following comprise a portion of their

Plutarch Lives, complete in one volume Gillie's Greece do. Goldsmith's works do, Rash on the Voice, one volume Village sermons, or one hundred lad ooe plain discourses by Geo. Burden Robert Hall's works, two volumes Beechy's voyage to the Pacific and Bering's Straits History of Northmen by H- Wbeaton Dumool's Mriabeaa Reid on Clock and Watch-making

Life of Marion Taylor's Holy Living W atts' Hymns ... Wild sports

Christianity

Burmah,

-f Li

Scott's (Walter) Scotland in 2 vols. Knowledge for the People 3 rols. Sarran's Lafayette 2 volumes Present Slate of Christianity Americas Naral Battles with twenty one elegant engravings Life of Gen. Andrew Jackson, Boston edition Lock hart's Burps, (life and poems,) in one relume Works of Josepbus, in 3 relumes farmer's own Book Memoirs of Fete* Neff. "... Dictionary of Quotations Lacon or, many things in few Words Confession of Faith

the West, 2 volumes

Geological Manual, with 104 woodcuts Jay"s Evening Exercises, 1 volume \meent on judgment, If jdibras, Hoyle's improved games ,/VIoQre's Melodies female Scripture Biogtttpliy -Vigne's six montlis in America Pjohs songs for camp-meetings Effects of Trades, Lord's Supper Anlo-Biograpliy,of Dr. Adatu Clarke Caldwell's Essays on Malaria aad Temperament iBihJes of all sizes, some splendidly bound Christ onr Example, by Mrs. Frey Bunyon's Holy war and B^grim's Pro^r^ss Mrs. Chapone's Letters Hall on Infidelity

Young Pilgrim, Young Cadet Peregrine Pickle, Don Quixote Thaddeus of Warsaw Paley's Philosophy and Evidence of

Roderick Random, in 2 volumes American Chesterfield, American Orchadist, History of Birds Memoirs of Mrs. Judson, Misuionary to

History of Useful Knowledge Jay's Lectures, Conversations on Chemistry* Persia: with an account of its government laws, religion, &c. by F. Shrobel Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vpls."^ Hind's Groom's'oracle Robinson (Crusoe, Methodist Hymns CarpeDter's Guide, handsome edition Western songster, Do. Universal songster Shakespeare's works, complete ib 2 vok.

Do do do in 1 do. Arabian Nights, in one volume, handsomely bound ORIGG It. ELLIOT'S splendid Library Edit ioD iWu ami UmiJmi prising the following:

Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vols. Bvo.ftlustrated with 25 copper-plates Josephus' Works, complete in 1 vol. 8 ve. by Whist on Byron's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol 8 vo. including the suppressed poems with plates, .Moore's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a portrait of the author Burn's Poetical and Prose works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a portrait of the author Sir Walter Scott's Poeticnl works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a fine portrait Goldsmiths Poetical and Miscellaneous works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. *vilh a fine portrait Stern's works, in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a portrait The Poetical works of Rogers, Campbell 4,4 Montgomery, and Kirk White, complete in I vol. 8 vo. with portraits

Cowper and Thomson's Prose and]Poetical works, cjjnplete in 1 vgl. ^i!li pora Milton, Young, and Gray** works, in 1 vol. 8 vo. with portraits Coleridge, Shelby, and Keat's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. with portraits Rush on the Mind, in 1 vol. 8 vo. Taller and Guardian, in 1 vol. splendid edition Spectator do." do: Ferguson's Rome do. Hannah Moore's works Milton's works (small edition,) Beanties of Moore and Campbell s-

Do. of Byron Do. of Shakespeare

States,

Lite of B. Franklin Humphey Clinker, Osslan* *i» Prince Puckler Maskeau's Tonr, Webster's spelling Book, improved edition, SmHey*s Geography^ Atlas, English Reader, bound and in boards^ Murray4* Grammer, (*rimshaw*s United States, Questions and Key to Giiiwhaw's United

Slates, and slate Pencils, Ink, Tnkpower, and lokstaads (of various 7? kinds,)

Quills, (of various qualities.) Lend pencil*, sand, and sand boxes, Crsyons and Sealing-wax,

Indelible Ink, Wafers, wafer boxes, 4cc. Wall Paper, (various patrons) sand paper. *c. Superior CAP PAPER, Airne's Manniactirre,

Do Yellow Letter paper,

Do Blue, do Do Rose, do Do White, do

Feint and water-lined writing paper, Oaborti's Superior WATER CULORS^ difereat sixes, BLANK BOOKS, of varioos sntes, Tegether with a general supply of such articles as may be fteeded ia thn section all of which they propose to teflon liberal aad mdoook nodatiMp terns,

Jaa. 1, 183*.

tfee»«ts*i-

Almanacs For 18S4L

M.lOR sale at the ofiee of the Wabash Cssrm, the COMIC ALMANAC for cd ia fhtladalphiau Also, the FREEMAN'S ALMANAC, published at CSacsaaati. 19—Wtf.

Close Accounts!

RY dew»d ass«ped to os by W». a»J" ant be forthwith mtaoid withoot t*e« is sot attaoded to

Jaay.IV if

which are very Salts wiH be rseos if this a tfc. BLAfeB ft BALL.

MEWOOODS.

9fpHE andersigpad are jost receiving aad opening direct fiwa the Eastern Citfes, a large and splendid assortment of MERCHANDIZE, suitable to the present and appreaebiag Seasons, comprising almost every article usually vended in a retail store. TbeuWssortmeot will be very complete, -and for variety, quantity, style and cheapness is not surpassed, if equalled by any in the Wabash Country. To persons wishing to parchase, gaods'by the piece, to sell again, wo would say, that there alfe Many articles in onr stock, designed expressly for wholesale, which •rill be held very low for eadu

The attention of oar old customers, in particular, and the public generally is requested, at we are determined to sell goods on very favorable terms.

Nov. 21.-20-tf J. C. & W. EARLY. .Tete

THE

Store*

subscriber has just opened, at the South West corner of the Public Square, a general, assortment of ,,

Dry Goods, Hardware, jj Groceries, Queaisware, £c.

which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash or approved produce*. P. T. CAVERLY. .Terre Haute, Oct. 31-17tf.

ntBSB SUPPLY!

BLAKE

Sc.

CROTEBMAN,

COKNCK OF SECOND AMD WASASB STXSXTS, TERRE HAUTE ^mJLHAVE just received from the East, a large and fresh sopply of •a Dron, Medicines,Oils,Paints,Dye*

Stun8,9nrgicalInstruments,Brushes,

Glassware, Varnishes, Tobacco, Snujf, StgarSf and Candies,

With every other article usually kept byjmggists, Which they offer at wholesale and retail. In conscquence of having an agent in one of the Eastern markets, their atock will be always complete. Their stock has been purchasod on the beat terms, particular attention paid in the seleotion, and every article warranted genuine.

They respectfully solicit the attention of country merchants, druggists, physicians, manufacturers, &.c. to their stock, and assure persons at a distance who cannot make it convenient to visit Terre-Haute, by forwarding their orders they may confidently rely on our sending every icicle of the qest quality and lowest prices.

Aug 28—8—If

NOTICE.

ALL

perrons indebted lo the late firm of Wm C. & D. Linton, are notified that imperious circumstances require us to close that con cern, &c., that longer indulgence cannot be granted. We therefore hope they will pay up without putting us to the necessity of resorting to other measures,

Dec. 19—23—tf.

100

do Poland Starch,

"3 Barrel Pearlash, ^1 Barrel Copal Varnish, .Half Barrel of Cloves (ft «sh wtiols)

Race and ground Ginger, Nutmeg, For sale, by Nov. 7-l«-tf. BLAKE Sc GROVERMAN.

NEIV GOODS.

THE

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

Red, green, and blue blankets, Petersham, Lioa skin,aad Harrington cloths suitable for erer-coats, Plain and striped s&tinetts, Flannels of various qualities, a'part of which is fine white merino, Brown and green Petershams for linings, Circassians and other twilled goods for la dies' winter dresses and oloaks, Gentlemen's and Ladies* ready made oloaks, Kentucky Jeans and socks, Plaid and red linseys, Gentlemen's fine and coiVte fur hitstfiia lined dog skin gloves, Ladies1 Tined and fur-tipped kid gloves and large kid mits, if -r\ Merino and fancy bkfk." Fashionable black silk nmbreliai and black +U silk for dresses,^ Red hunting caps,

Black stocks and woollen miu, Gentlemen's shoes and boots Ladies' leather and gater boots, morose* and prunella shoes, Boy*, Misses, and children's shoes and red stockings Saddlery and saddle trees, Spun cotton and candle wiok Coffee, tea, and indigo, Boat cables and stem fasts, '51$.^ ,*, Qoeenswara, wMsw glass, aad glass tam-

biers,

Collins' axes, tea kettles and sad irons, and many other articles too tedious to mention. Those wishing to parchase any article usually had in retail stores would do well to call and sea, as the above stock will be sold on reasonable terms for cash, country prodoce, generally, good men's credit, ^'?v JAMES TRABUE.

Terre Hantc, Nov. 7-1 Stf. N. B. Cash and goods constantly paid oat for wheat.

THE

N O I E W

co-partnership heretofom existing between Was. C. Linton, Thos. H. make and 'G„ W. BftTI, is th|idajr dissolved by mutual consent. The bwsiaes* will ia fatara ha carried on by The#. H. Blake aad G. W. Ball, aodgr tha firm of Blake & Ball, who are fully authorised to recelve and receipt for all sums due the lata firm, and to ««U°«t finally and condanrely all matt!f*J^,ected

tberewia'

W. C. & D. Liatoo.

Bac. j|—H-—ef#

HAVE

.. BLAKE Js BALL.

FISH.4'4-'"

BBLS. Mackerel, assorted [num

Pickled Cod, Herring, and Mess Shad, For sale by *8 L. H. & J. SCOTT. Terre-Haute, jnne 14—1

Just Rcceired,

Direct from Baltimore, via Next Orleans,

PAGlKAGES Q,«eenmrara, 20 Boxes Glassware, Pipes American Brandy,^*7

do. Teneriffe Wine, 2 do Malaga do ^-1 20 Kpgs Tobacco, different qualities, 90,000 Spanish Cigars 10 Siwiipip 30 Boxes assorted Candies,"f' 20 do Windsor Soap, 200 pounds Cast Stecl Spap, -. "v 2 Barrels Almond^,^

A Case of Camphor,

fading the debts da*

WW. C. LINTON, TROS. H. BLaKE^

«. GEORGE W. BALL*

WUmke it MUUt.

TAVlN© saade sr sngtiartiU with their lata partner by wfeich tbey hav* •*—of ss&sr,jssr the arh«4asal« w»

°*f formh, at &ir prieas, aad Mr. BaB •P*« winter ia the aastsra aitiea, for the pa rposa of making parahasesia addtisoa to tha •apphasaow oa thssr war.

Pea. tt ...

Dec. lft-23tf

SCOTT,

Conurof Mmrket mnd

Okie

Strmtfi,

5ft Boxes Bunch Raisins, 120 Boxes best Hav. Sagars. 90 Casks Mad. Wine, *. 2 Pipes Bordeaux Brandy,

80 Barrels Fadl MackecdL, 3 10 Bbk.Tanner's Oil??

ALSOt

Afresh supplyef ehoica Liquor*. Pants and Oil, Spices, Sperm Oil and Candles Indigo, Madder, 4-c.&c.

Terre Haute, Juno 13-49tf. KEGS Boston nails 'W" 40 Boxes Creel's Tobacco 50 dos best Hemp Bed-cords,*1 Just received, aad for sale, by

July 11-1 L. H,

LOUISVILLE, KY.

^une lS-49tf

Gmh

THE

STE WART 4- PO WELL,

(Successors of HY. E. THOMAS

A Copy. Attest.

:Jan.

Magistrate's Blanks,

PRINTED

ing Screens

v«nifTqj um» atrmttff a v™»».vwm«r jcrMi

just received, in addition tbiieir ^Robert Taylor, as. John Chambers, Mary K» stock of Groceries, Paxton, Executrix, and James K.Maisball, 175 Bags Green Havana Coffee, 70 Boxes Fresh Teat,

a,i

J. SCOTT.

J. STIVERS, Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Store, MAIN, ONE DOOR FROM FOURTH STIUUCfr,

©rocrrg.

subscriber will continue the Grocery

bvSnets

at his old stand in Terre-Haute,

where lie will keep constantly on band a well selected assortment of

tjei

Groceries,

which will be offered for sale unusually low, for

cash only.

Dec.9-23-tf B. M. HARRISON.

FOR REjXT:

TWO

Store Rooms, well calculated for business, immediately fronting the Court House, now in the occupancy of J. F. Crufl, Esq. Enquire of

BLAKK& GROVERMAN.

Co.)

Hardware merchants, Main, near Wall Street,, ..tOUISVlLLE, mr. April 4—42—tf

State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss. Circuit Court, November

Josiah Richardson,

icrm, 1833.

Insolrencyr

His Creditors. fH HE petitioner, by George W. Cutter, his attorney, having filed his petition and schedule, praying the benefit of the act for the relief of insolvent debtors: notice is hereby given, that the said petitioner will, on the first day of the next term

this court, make ap

plication to have the benefit of said act extend ed to him, and for a final discharge under the provisions thereof: and it is ordered that a copy of this notice be published in the Wabash Courier, three weeks successively- at least sixt) days prior to the said next term gtf ai j*}-*

lS-27-3t C. GILBERT, Cleric.

JLonisvUie Wire Factory,

TOR MAKINO

JROLLLXG AJVZ? STANDLXG SCREENS

For Merchant

Louitville, Ky. Dee.

TW IDDLES and SCREENS for FANNING MILLS

Sicvct andRiddlet

for Meal,Grain,

Seed, Flour, Powder, &c. &c. WIRE, for

lar JVindows, Safes, Milk Hau*cs, A c.

wholesale and retail, as low as any Factory in the United Stater, on 4th street, between Main fconl»yBte, Ky. It J. ROM WELL, Jr.

Cel

Sold

19-23-1 yr.

B—All orders thankfully rcceired and punctually attended to. K!S

on fine paper, kept constantly on

hand nnd far sale, at th* TERRE-HAUTE BOOK STORE. Also, BLANK DEEDS, of a superior quality. Orders for any of tbs above, promptly attended

II—if. toT"*"-'* i*

THE

TO MILLER8.*tof!

subscriber having established a

F*A CTOR

for

Merchant Mills,

and warranted to answer the purpose for whioh they are made. Also,

Wove and Worked Wirt,

January 2—25—m2

Woolen Goods.

JUST

R.ECEIY ED, a good assortment of Kentucky Janes, Linseys]and Flannels, of very superior quality. Persons wishing to purcbsseeuch articles will de well to call and examine oar stock &

Dec. 5-22if J. C. & W. EARLY. &

I¥otfcc.

np^E creditors of Silas Reeves, mk Insolvent

debtor, are hereby notified to attend at the Court House in Terre Haute, on Saturday, the 10th day of May next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and present their claims for payment, at which time and place I shall attend and pay th* assetts ia my hands, i^ryf

FOR

E. U. BROWN, Trusts*.

Jnn'y. 11—416—m4

jtimothy SeeA

sale at the Store of Aug 28—Stf /AS. TRAHUE.

,.1,,-,*:^ WANTED,

A FEW bushels of Timothy and Blae Grass x*.sced. Enquire ol Jan. 18-26-tf. J? BLAKE BALL

State of Indiana, County of Vtpo, ss. OTICK is hereby given that a writ of for et*a attachment hae been issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of said oooaty ia favor of Beooni Tmeblood^gainsU goods, chattels, rights, credits, monies, effects lands, tenements 5c hereditaments of Newton Spenee, and has been returned executed, sn is now pending in said court.

January 18—27—3w,

G. W. Cutter,

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Terve*Haate.iadiaaa, ,L attend to QsUetling, Convey anting, aod all other bpsinesii connected with his profession. ©3rOfi*e sttbe ro&m formerly oecopis^t fot rintiog the Western Register.

Terre-Haate, March7—30tf

Admiriisiraior's Notice.

MNHE aodervigaed baviog taken Lotterw of Ada»in»tratioa from ttte clerk of (be 8ul. livaa Probata Court, oa the estate of WiUiai* Itaaristoa, deceased, fate of tbe said county at Scllivao. All persons having claims agaiast said estate will preaeot tbem l^ally antkeati oatsdas tbetaw diracU^all penoaatodebted said esute ans

htttbj

aotffiad that

THE

WIRg

for MakiBg

Rolling, ti Stand-

of all descrip

tions, sold wholesale and retail, lower than any factory in the United States, on 4th, hatwaan Main and Market streets, Louisville, Ky.

J. JJROMWELL, Jr.

immmibta

papaaatia raquirad. It is baiiovad Um catala

Jaa. li.

*OB»T CTRRY, him*

ss.

crm,

18SS.

Executor of James A. Paxton, deceased Beajaiaio Harberson, and Mary his wile Pliaba Ann Paxton, Marshall i^axton and^jiVilliam Paxton,heira of said deceased. 4 •, 4

Partition.

A ND now, at this time, comes the complsin•fjP- aat by bis solicitor aforesaid aad by leave of the court, files-aa amendment to his bill, wherein be suggests the intermarriage of the satdPhebe Ann Paxton with one Charles A. Marshall: it ia, therefore, ordered ihai ihe said Charles, with the said Phebe Ana, hit wife, be taade defendants to this bill and it appearing to thesatisfaction of the court that the said^Charles is not a resident of thn State it is ordered that notice of tliependeney of this bill be published tare* weeks successively in th# abash Courier. A Copy. Attest?

Jan. 18-27-3t C. GILBERT, Clerk.

Administrators Notice*

"S|IOTlCE is hereby given, that the undersigni* ed has taken out Letters of Administration on the estate of Isaae Roll, late of Vigo county, and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to*aid estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having cUams ftgainst the same, are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Said estate is supposed lobe solvent.

ELIZABETH ROLL, Adm'x.

Jnn. 17-27-w3

Administrator's Sate.

Saturday the 1st day of Febraaty, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on said day, 1 will commence selling the personal properly of Isaac Roll, deceased, at his late residence in Pieron town4iip, Vigo County, Indiana, on a crcdit of tan months, consisting of Cattle, hogs, two horses, Beds and bedding, house-hold and kitchen furniture, &c. The conditions of sale made known on duy of sale.

ELIZABETH ROLL, Adm'x.

Jan. 17.-28—w3

Notice.

THE

uhdersigncd has taken out Letters of Administration

[de bonot

non) on the es

tate of John Maroney, deceased, late of Fountain county. All persons indebted to said es tate are requested to make immediate payment —and those having claims unsettled will please to present them legally authenticated. Th* estate is believed to be solvent-

WM. CRUMPTON, Adm'r.

Jan. I8-27-w3 1

TAKEN UP.

BYTownship,

Isaac Balding, living in Otter Creek Vigo county, Ind. Eleven E-

stray IIOGS, supposed to be from eight months to two years old, marked with two swallow forks in the left ear, nine of them with a crop and upperbit off the right, two of them with swallow-fork and upper bit off the right, colored red, aod black spotted: described by Samuel Howard aod Cornelius Howard, and appraised by them to twelve dollars, before me.

A true copy from my book. January 7th, 1834 27—w3 ALVA1I PAINE, J,

I'AKEN CP by William Maxwell in Harrison Township, Clay couu ty, Indiana, one Bay Mare, with black mane and tail, all fourofher feet while, and a blaze in her faco fourteen and a half hands high sup.

posed to be two years old last apning. Appraised to twenty dollars, by Presley Owen and Tito Cooper, before me. 1 do certify this to bo a true cop^lfrom my estray book, this 9th day of January, I834« 27-w3 WM. BUCKALLEW, j.'p.

Slate,of Indiantu Conntyiyf Vigo Circuit Xmtri, November Tc

Babary Ellis)

petitioner^.by Farrwgion and Taylor her attornies. having filed her petition, praying for a divorce, from the bans of inai rimony with her husband, lite said John Ellis and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the said John Ellis is not a resident of this Slate. It is ordered that he appear on the first day of the next term of this court, and answer the said petition and it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published in the Wabash Courier three weeks successively, at least sixty days prior to the said next term,

A. Copy. Attest.. C. GILBERT, Clerk. Jan. 18-37-31.

Hats. Boots, anil Shoes. ,m H. CAREY, A early opposite to Anderson, £,iUkC:

Main Street,

LOUISVILLE, KY.,

ISries-thet

now fccemrtg, direct from the mflifliifaotafollowing splendid stock of Goods, for sale by package or dor. on reasonable terms and requests merchants to call and examine for themselves. 'Io say, 10,000 pair of beat Brogan*, Booti anr

Shoes, assorted.

OEORGfi

& 40 Cases Fashionable Fur Hats,« 400 piecesllatters banding & binding 600 Tips and sides, iS 1000 lbs. of English slioe-tlircad, as**d.

GO Doz. best Phil. Calf-skins, 4000 lbs. firet quality soal-lcathcr, And sundry other articles in the Shoe,line eonantly on hand, dc.c. 4c.

Louisville, jnly 25-3tf

iWholesale Hardware STO&B.

They will ia a few weeks receive,direct from New York, such additions to boir stock as will reader itcomplete, aod being disposed to sell oa accommodating terms, respectfully solicit a call from purchasers visiting tbe eitv

April 4g-42tf

Itoote iiuH snof0.

THE

C, GILBERT. Clerk.

subscriber r«|«asU Merchants, aod others, before they^purehase, to call and examine bis stock of Boots and Shoes, at bis Store on Main Street, ooe door from Fourth. It is very largo aad wdW assorted, consisting of every article in his line, and will be sold oa the most accommodating terms. Tbe following comprise art of bis present stock: 5,000 pair men's fine calf and kip brogans pegged, 4 do do thick do de de -, do tee sesrad /r "*do do do pamps,Caif and Seal.f do low-t^iartered shoes, sewed, aad pegged do. Ladies Lasting, do. Woaseo's leather shoes, 4s4*

6,000 9,00(9 MOO

Mm* Strte^J^misHUs

one 13-4Stf

Wow Sale.

Fa IHE subscriber* will sell five Orleaa Boats JL oa raaaoaable tensn Apply to D, D. Coadjt, opposite K. Cenaiagbast's Tavern.

Jaaaary

THo*pi5ifc ooKDm^

RESPECTFULLY infomsMs fH«rf*r the-public, that be has arectad, will opeaoa tSa first day ot January next, a

House,

at the sign of TERRE-HAUTE HOTEL, immediately north of Doc't. R. Blake's Drug Slora and opposite the^dwelling of Mr. Joha S. Early, in Terre-Haate.

The Tavera House is gieieut, and affords a' sufficient number of comlW^li, airy, And pleasant lodging, rooms, ta accommodate almost any amount of travel, many of which are retired.-— Being well supplied with good servants, and de-v termined to spare no exertions to promote tha comfort and render agreeable t|ie stay of ull who may oall at his'house—ho most earnestly solicits the patronage of the public.

Jan. 1,1834.

erm,

1833.

Petition for a Dirorce.!

Silis. S

Jwhn Ellis

p'"

A tried and faithful Ostler will give hfifconstant attention to the Stables, which shall ba. woll supplied with every description of Proven*^ der. Twenty-five or thirty boarders aan be aaoemmodated.

December 96 .-24-tf

LAW PRTNKRSmr. E, A. Hannegan 4" R- M- Corwinc,

HAVING

ancing

and

formed a co-partnership in the prac-

tioc of Law in all of the Superior and In* ferior Courts of judicature of this State and IIlinois, are prepared to attend to all business eonSded to them, with fidelity nnd despatch. intend payiag particular attention to

Golleciittg.

either,

ConveyThey

Their started attention

shall be given to all business that may be entrusted to

and one or the other may al

ways be consulted at their respective places of abode: the former at Covington, Fountain Couuf ty, and the latter at Newport, Vermillion County, Indiana.

Indiana, Nov. 91, 80—tf.

MW woitire.

RECEIVED

at the Terre Haute Book

Store, and for sale—Condeused Reports of cases dicided in the High Court of Chancery in England, Edited by Richard Peters and E. D. Ingraham, Counsellors at Law, of IMiiladelpliip. Jo 4 volumes, splendidly bound.

Trealiso on the Law of Mortgages, by tlm lateT. Powell,Esq. with copious notes,by Thos. ('oventry, Esq. of Lincolin's Inn, Barrister at Law. Notes and references to American eases, by B. Rand, Esq. In 3 vols, handsomely bound.

The Law of Executors and Administrators, by Sir S-. Toller. With American references, by E. D. Ingraham. In 1 vol.

NEX'

THE NEW GIL BLAS, by H. D. Inglli, a volumes. THE ABBESS, by Mrs. Trollope, Aulhorof the "Domestic Manners of the Americans," &,c. 2 volumes "WILD Sports of the West," by the Author of "Tales of Waterloo," Ate. in 2 volumes.

Recollections of a Chaperon, by Lady Havre, in 2 volumes. Memoirs of the Duke of Wellington, by Cant. M. Sherer, in 2 volumes.

Just received, and for sale, at the TERKEHAUTE BOOK STOKE. Deo. 2G.-24-tf,

A. M'GHEGOR & CO. WHOLESALER RETAIL DEALERS

Respectfully

l"liry hnve opened an IRON S'J OHE in Terre-Haute, Indiann, adjoining Linton, JJ]«|f(f and Ball's nnd Linton and Lindley's stores, wlicro they intend keeping always on hand lurge assortment of Iron, Nails, Steel and Castings, which they feel disposed to soli at a small advaues on CincijMiati prices.

A. McGRECOIt,

Being oonneeted with the Rolling Mills in Codington, Ky., and Furnaces in Ohio, dto. will always be receiving an additional supply to tlfsir present stock. ALSO, Stoves nnd Pipe, Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils and Vices, Coal Grates MillsSnws, and Wagon Boxes.

Terre-Haule, July

4—53—-tf.

LIST

January 1st, 1834.-28-w3

ONiam

vw. '4

STEWART and THOS. C.

POWELL, having formed a Copartnership, under the firm of

Sletofirt 4* Powell, il

and purchased from the assignees of thelata firm of Henry E. Thomas Or Co. their entire stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, (c. will continue their busioess at their old staad on Main, near Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky.

NOTICE

ISken

hereby given, that the undersigned h*s taout letters of Administration on the estate of Lent W. Faircbild, dee'd. late of the township of Gill, Sullivan county, and State of Indiana and ail those indebted to said

Dissolution.

Clinton, January 14—38 tf

DoTe^mrRli^K^T1*

J. STIVERS,

WORKS.

^grOIIRAB, THE

HOSTAGE, by «,i An-

tlior of Hajji Babu, in two volumos, vo. THE CONTRAST, by tho Earl of Mulgrave,2 volumes, 8 vo.

inform the pubiio that

&. CO.

LETTEKS remaining in the

Post Office at Honey Creek, Ia. which if not tuken out within three months, will be sedt to the General Post Office as dead letters.. Levy Bogard David Lynch

Sdnuel Robert Earls Robert Hopkins Aaron Hoggntt* George Jordon James Leiuastcr''

Wm. McDnniel' JoHnV. Popa, Maryjfcelv '•. Jeremiah Tryon

C. G. Vanznnlo JFenlthy Wallace M. HOGGATT, P.

TAKEN IP,

the 8th dny of January, 1834, by WillNichols, living in Otter Creek Township, Vigo county, Ind. Eleven Estray HOGS, eight of them supposed to be about ons year old, and three older, all whits and marked with a crop off tho left ear, a slit in the same, and slit in tbe right. Appraised to eleven dollars, by James Sherwin and John Stronse, before me,

Jan. 25-2B-t3 Af.VAH PAINE, J. P.

TAKEN l?P, on tbe 3th dny nf January, 1834, by Marvin M. Hick. *ox, living in Otter Creek Township,

Vigo County, Ind, one estray Mare Colt, supposed to be between one and two years old* a b*y color ao

other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to ten dollars.by Abraham A. Markle and Stephen Bar more before me this 18th day of January 1834 28 3w ALVAH PAINE, J. P.

«ute

are requested to make immediate payment and ail those having demands against said estate to present them duly authenticated, as I shall proceed as the law directs. S

BETSY G. FAIRCHILDS, Admr'x. January S5-2S-t3

FVWE partnership heretofore existing betweon

W DO IX

ALLEK RUSH.

d°e

the

J#te

firm 6f

Dole and Kash, have become payable 4o AlUn Rush, and if not settled immediatelr k«

Witt .au»,coiiectioo?

w,n

a«"Priot.

f®"rt*eo

Ja.n,tm3Cf.

to seven-

jaars of.« of a good disposition, and •jllparmit himself to be ins fueled^-.

taen years who flttch an oae will find a rood plae«. wSh «MaMat4a Indalirsnrs everv