The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1834 — Page 3

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o«niiitf Cotrespsndene# ,, ii .iii-n '.lUBjljJiif.-u'1'..,^ .•} .VtljW j, Wa*hi!TOtji^Aoo. 12,1834. 3Tb mj. »W friend Mr. Dwight, of Ike JVr» York 4 *. D#Uy Advertiser. -.• rgot yourletter three dajfa ago, andj nm right glid to findyou undemandbcoowdwrablo about the' last letter wrote to you. Yousiy now, thata good mnay folks in your par ft hare got

According to my

:4aefjS(fr'.

Ji uU'p

a notionthat the

Constitutions again alPtankaahd that Congress haint got no right to make any hank, and you want to i»rn if 1 have any thit.g to say cm Che matter. Weil now, •this isco icicle ruble of a job, fiucl# plegy hot woaifierj and so oif my coat for a spell, and give you tny liatiuns. :s~ C' -f -,, *__• -in

the first place, theft, who and what is Congress? VVncii we git that well underload, then things will work ensy.

Potion,

Congress tethe

Ly. pef^.j$1rcry man in Congress acts for about 40 thousand Jwt as you would bile

si |l' cider, will be the niter of Uiait gallon o^ J. r.:b juice.

according to tb5 nater of that barrel of

Whatever Congrthe wrtt bcin of the 5e, it is ji- :s%me:w if the p!«ple did it them «. Ivtf. ^f hen, if the people are sovereign, Congres? ilctin for iliem is $:resreign\ hut H&n^ ccs must act accord in to the Co rut itilUoft^iVcil, what is the constitution? It if of the nat-jre of an -^/racmcru made a gpod nnoy years op-, jist arter the old jr.sjjr, when all the oil Continental States &>£.-togaiUcifl and agn fd upon govern-

the hull uraps on ,'e m. One given iifi a Metleof its peiwertto another, ar.d 11kin sorm thingin turn and artc^a'lpn^ taik, and agicoin all matters, made ft Constitution, or set uf rules for the .f the

ople/

*i ti vessel shall do any oi the coastin trade, down a bsrrerof elder to a gallon, anojis^

it' any „mr»n takes up that Constitution *and restifo it, matt and I or, as I have, if he •. i)r,r.t itiVabout as coiimkie a piece of r.vfk. as waff ever put toother, then I,H agree togivv him my coinaji--h d,hh1 throw -r iI,rny regf itientalsat.fi ax in the bargain.

Theremin tone thin thai Congress can £1 ftccoroln to that Constitution, and do the people any harm no way for the folks .lint make ii ie'-m'd to look on allsides&f

evury ncont. 'i hey know there was two «idw to a powter platter—and they kirn«d every artirlc btcr, and over, and examined both sides hack, ani fro tit, nfid ifide*ws^« 90 that jno possii ility should happen for fol lis 11 wit.are oaiy actin t!.vo yeaw &r the j«cr,p!0'tkdo the peopl^mny fmrm.— The pi t# ftUtWrv pint for Coftgress to tiave the pewer (acting for the people) to 4oall the for posslh! »,and jist as t!io pvo^»l! Would do Air theuselves bat then —jf ilf knr»wto the ti.«ter of^nan, ind that l.c tniidil sonsctittiea do harm h.-n heir iint Sa do ^Hl, (hey put in all "if/ kind:"»fcf»eek»—urtwrtl.tshishj.ui—Congrtia mT "ftit ^'*t a notion to say th »t it woul-l nit do for fomc men to haf% too liitteU ptopcri

:.p|i..it

woa!«H?e best to

4^'«f(iuMt,'rrthat'should not he too pvttry bnt? t« pr»*W»t |Hl«, tiic C„».iM*(ution s.ivv that no man h? deprived of hrs ^perty without cwfpetwntion. Thim agin, Congress niigi.t tiikc a notion that eertain folks better quit the cfiuntrr, or be put Wptbott. and all, *fer (Hbpublic'sfrM lut tine nma ConfstUutian iayi tio ih-tll iw rived of ht« fvfcJMs hl^rty without: «§g«il«v' '•trHl bv co ap«)Rr4L.Tf men jift like .huu'M 'f it frttfn one pu' to nnoth'-r: and w«,r« ver theie^vvas p«Sf.. silvilify for (Vi riysstomaku some mistake $j'!h*si! i«rr, the C'onMitutio^umem right liowiu and Wtb ihnm n,t only what they but V'h tin //»,*n1thi»lutter ^ii't kb) fr»r t!u: rn 1portmt. «i- Ti Constitution kts.( on^ ?s do all the '••/'"good it can, but it talfc* pln^ |^Aod tare |o fmn* good* which is oiu nthe nater^r our

uMi',,bodiesto

and o.s{)( c'mlVvrwhca tb tit Beat«l,M like thr^v fafbMi »p«'ll yourc%, ''who |L0t rot ion of^ttein ^o mhch thet tt ought &%\1 ti^ aft^ifie if afiq| rntiHiiH make all »hc hiaf me^ whik ,r»nii tvhihj turn black, and tTns-though agin 1fny,that»- there w«S no law as airvol it»yct It wns Ar if hluek w^l -fcaJ-WMia^ool ^gi-.ths.r it makr's \U h^wbrld «i«r butif ytHJJto to Ui.xl uk f^H-.'-aad vhtH folfei ttvtlter, It makes vnllew, iwii that 'd»nws ilk agin natetr if it aiHtntlfc lifcW|. Ar iH?hat is «|»n Wi»'.iM»4^w|tot is agin n..wr ta he figin law, -v ^kt itpinl'ftito 1 n^f C6%' nrtltt Jkt ti p^opltN to do all the

do,

Uit-Y "Own fm the peoptr•• proviiMnin ofn* so t'he» uut nothingm tiie Corwtituttaa ig'm it—Ind thnt Scin well understood,

99^ nol to*con^cfer luu rig|£ Con*

If I '.Ktve Jr :ht notion ortl, at th»lime IhtCon iitu|or»wat»oja(|t? the folks did'nt kh3w 5o|hu«rpfth^_ %-ttoi- *t Bankin i* £hcg do i*i%^«!cial|y

mtde

Aome %ad tmd tfietl timm tt\e course of titne yt hat wat corfidffrea uf»afc *nd ttnpo^ible th» bc*t w% of workin tMne% yrn rs ago 1 Ufa feeam ^wiV^jla mwthtfr?"*y. she'd rat he%$ik nfor»t clean to Bqst©Ov nr sh^ & a!»ol»rd one of the#y^I3^IMiN«n^oat»» cotMidcM^e trail*—^ c°

tto»Knnk

i^rtoehWl***•*! Mm with ahead wtud beat ahout for d% «nd ^ia*sutiHAhe apple-sas^d m&m

For tvthia-^»tthing»%^ eha iidcriMlliHcejNM»» fj Md in t-'5?^* bank*, iUhi areAhe cor makiog «ua®8 go quick and s« eteroafe^He tpraad ccuufrras we? tcd-^4 it is ih» rwter of *n| to g% alone mther two nek* fM. good spell and whin thi» 8. ]&»k waichaftered kf €w lo pot a rtw to U»U «vi»—th«

ContiaenUi^—Coagrcc^ knew this—out they knew thatbanks well managed was a good to the country, aad the only way to keep em from doinevif, wife to make one to keep all Ae rest in order, ji#t like the balance wheel ol a watch or the pendulum of a clock, take them away and yoii see a wizzen right off. If an/ man sap Congress hail no right to make a bank tor tbi? purpose, shohld like him to shpw me whl ire it is Staid in theXoaatitution that Congre^ aiat got*the rigfit. Can't Congress pass a law ftkrin that no steatn-boa! shall be made with a bifer down in the mid die on't?—or pass any Jjw regulatin s'eam-boats for the safety of lives and property—^and why not? Because there aint nothin in the Constitution again it, and if Congress thinks the public good requires it, they can do it—^j'at as they hare got the right of ?aying no forynershall vote at elections unlesa be has ben in the coutry certain time—or that no foryncr shall own vessels with our flag—or that no for-

0n( goon

But what lifts my dander most is that «uch folks and Mr* Van Buren and his party say? that Congress has got no right to make a bank in which the bull people own one fifth part of the capital and profits', and at the same time go for a hull batch ofSta'e Banks in which nowe butHheparly"' can git a'fioger, when the Constitution says as plain as A. that no state shall haire the right (o issue "Bills of Credit," but that Congress atone shall have the right to issue "Bills of Creditbftt that Congress alone shall have the right to "regulate the currency." Now if a bank bill ant a Bill of Credit, I should like to know what kind ofa crittur it is. And if folk3 find paper money sometimes more convenient than hard money to send about the counlry-jist as tliey now find steam boats more sartin than sail boats—thet* if paper money aint currency,what on earth is it?

Lettwojist 6uch country as vrc have befpit fight along side of one anouther— and let one u&eJiard money and nail boats and tother use good safe Bank paper and ttteam boats,and see arhich will go ahead fastest.

It is a plagy curious piece q|bJbui$ness when one comes to think dn'f, toee how things have got twisted round right rong ecna first on this Batik question—and to understand it, I mujgt tell you that story about old Squire I'eahody.

When the squire first went down lo Socco he bought a considerable of a farm, and seen it was more than he wanted to fence in at first, he let a good piece go out into commons, and all the neighbors yse to pasture their Cattle out bat to right*, the Squire's boys beganto grow up,and one ofhi? sons, who had been studying with lawyer Joslyn,he come home, & just about that time the neighbors4iad caird a town meetin about thircommons,and oo« of these resolutions said that seeing that iifuire Peabody^ /arm lay right along side tlys coi% mons,and otherJolks had to drive their cows over three mites to pasture out—squire Peabody ought either top the difference for pastwrfn his cattle, or not be allowed lo havn any cattle, at all onVand Ezra Gleasing, that squint ey'd chap you've heard me tell on before, and a safe politician, he went so far as to giv£a toast down in the Bar-room arter tire meetin broke up saying-—MEtarnal hostility agin o|4 squired Peahotly, and his cows, and that the honcloMi the cattle in the neighborhood required it/'

The Squire Iras peaceable critter as ever was, and never did nothin without X,aw on his side——and his, son bein now alongside on him, as soon as they heard of this they begftri to muster up the old deeds, and ggt th^curnpus and surveyin chains, and tne next day here was a terrible to do aboutSocco, whon folks begnu to¥see the post^atwl rails gom up round every acre of that corrmon, for there warirt an acre on't that the Squire showedgem what his right was, and they till hud to nock

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tqp was

.letem^paster their cows on the common as before—but to keep etn froai (liking too ntany liberties, he used to tum in a few of his old ring tall%arcrs jisUp keep the rest in some kind of order,and In that all should have fair phty.

Yout friend, j-vk.0 J. ROWNINfJ, Mnjorj i| tkiwwingriJ'o Mi!itia, 2d "Brigiule. "1 am going4b Saratogue in a day or two t^see what-it goinon there among the folks of the nrxt frrtxarHmcni—^Zekel Bigelow tells me Mr. Van Buren is there potting things in order among em—them chaps when they git together therqyio nigh Albanjvwith rail-roads runin«verjf wfay, require sharp looking arter, 8aratogue, lor Polliliciarts, is jistTike tbe hush houses fo** killhi pigeons—4he folks all go that way, and when Mr. Van Bureu gits there can fiy his stool pfgeona cuunin^jpuf.

-A'/"* KwroffcT. On Thursday last^ just as the steamboat Oe Witt Clinton was on the point of lea vin^the wlt^rf, some person handed an infant to a gentleman on board, who supposing fhother to he near, very nyndity accepted the charge. In a minute the boat, oomplete c8t« was on hel way for Albany. The gentle'man paving waited vent patiently tof the mother to relieve htm from his little burthea^h^jgnn to wet some *i|rfl*ftt thede-, l^y. He ran firom stei%to stern cflTaang to every person hit unlinked, fo* legacy, but could find no one disposed tn accept it* As a last resorK he applied to the Cap tatn k# relief. Oilers wern in&aimy givtn to put the fe»el nhont, and »o a few moments the wps on tier return to the city. ^ww* in passing the steamboat New l^oodoo, !he|rw5l«lisil«d ftwo that vessel tutd aak iwtih

th€rei^is a strange infant *nhoaid. Qn replying in «h« aiSi1lttitive, thcy were IftMed that a lady was in great distress fof thelws of her child, which, to the»fioit& **UeX of its ten mom restnred to ih« «tother*-~/V t*f*

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.. Tfet CftieJtwai# m»wr Htm dbr wsakeiftwf «ms JSw XlMS mn*

'#r-- 0 DUElIXS'C'l

Four persons, two named English and the others Stnglefon, recently encountered each other in a deadly a|fray near Mobile, arising from a quarrel f^pecting the possession erf somejaegroes, who were claimed byifenth parties.—A gentleman who was at the time in the fieighborhood bns fiirnisbed the Mobile Register* with tlyj subjoinod particulars:—K)ia .Saturday morning the 5th both partieswas in Baldwin county, but 1 cahnot designate the spot*) The two Singletons arfd the Englishes had each double barrelled ^iyA)n approaching each other, W. English told R. Singleton "not to shoot he wruld turreruler Upon hearing this R. S. turned half round to speak to his son, and' at that-moment, received a shot from D. E. Jr. on the shoulder, (it is not certain whether* this shot or the one which immediately followed from W. E. killed J. Singleton) the shot was of sufficient force to turn R. S, so as to, face the Englishes, when he (R. Singleton) fired at D. E. and shot him in the head R. Singleton's was the second gun fired— just as he fired he saw his son J. Singleton fall deid at his feet. "W. £. discharged one of his barrels at the instant R. S. discharged his at 1). English and wounded him (R. S.) in the side, ^nd before he Sinf gieton recovered from the first effects of the shot, he, VV. English, levelled his second barrel which snapped—W. English dropped his gun and fled, calling out to R, S. 'don't shoot^eb^ishool\lhh cours^was directed towards .I he prostrate bo*dy ofhis brother, one of the barrels of whose gun was still loaded. R. Singleton supposing -it was his design to get the gun fired at him and killed him on the spot." •wv-..-

The second edition of the New York Journal of Commerce, under date of 8th instant, declares it to be beyond doubt that the-Asiatic Cholera exists in that city, through as yet the cases are few. "Last night and this Awrning," says the same paper, "We have heaijJ of eight or ten cases, most or all which have terminated fatally. About the same number, we learn, have reported to the Board of Health. They are in all partB of the city, providing that the disease was not caught, as thr expression is, but that it was endemic. On the cont^ry, there are two or three cases which appear to have followed the law# of contagion*" The Journal then states several cases, supposed to be Cholera, adding that "there is no doubt a good deal ol spurious Cholera." The othcr New York papers of Friday after noon do not mention the subject*^

A man without money.—A man without money is a body vtithout a soul—a walking death—a spectre that frightens every one His countenance '%sorrowful,and his con versation languishing and tedious. If he calls upon an acquarrfipnce ne never finds ^him al home, and "if he opens his mouth to speak, hf*is interrupted every moment so that hfc may^not have a chance to finish his discourse, which, it is feared, will end with his asking for money. lie is avoided like

v»

person infected with disease, aiirf is regarded as an incumbrance to the earth. Want wakes him up in the morning, and misery accompanies him to his bed at night. The hdics discover that he is an awkwark booby-landlords believe that be hv^lfe upon air, and tf*he wants any thing from a iradesman, hejis usked for ca^h before delivery. -4

Lintou,

WILLIAM

THE

"la &*t e%

Blake & Ball,

C. Lm rON i« again.associatecl

hi bttfiness with Itlake & Bufi, and the firm-will be, at -formerly, LintonjBlake and Thoy inform their customed afnl tfca public that they will have on hand by the firtt of1 September an additional and full #opply of DRY GOODS, IfARDJPAJU: $• OROCERfES, which they will sell on tligiruaual terms.

August 4-tf

Con ii ty JLibrary.. fl

ffc©tiQt»

Under, he

rallat,

wiT1_be held at the Court in Ter-

latite n^lclay the 1st day ofSeptem'^Spfbie'of eJectiftj seven

ber nelM, far the tevt fur the Vigo CofiKiy Library Aug. 4-tt €. G. TAYLOR, Shff.

i'rus-

MfTICE.

WILT,

be sold os Tuesday the 2d of September at public sale for cash in hand 5000 bnsbel of stone coal on the bank of thetiver be16w Durkey's ferry, to pay a dct^t due from Thfliapson and Condit, to myselt.

Aug. 4tf AS TltADUEU,

NOTICE.

SIIALLajfo fot isleoii the Ktb oTOctobpr oext^ at TI o'clock, iof premises in Grand View, Edgar ^ounty, Illinois. Said premiwes ineludiv^and fgfres of land, on wMcS situuted US eemveaient Mj»/ and oth« bSiIding», which render it »"»ery suitable stand for a tavern. AP so at the same time shall sell a^large Tai^yank, »»ertr thenhove, which i* cawvenHmtly locaicdfcr ^•rryin^ o«*tk» tanning tmsinoss^ The'^^owe ..... 9*$

fma-

(ituatiatiijirc finely locut^ff ind cortibiwe ny ndvaotag es as any spot in tbeOounty. a ub«ral credit will be sites, be made by equal iuUlmwtt, by girfftg Spp«»v«d security.

SAMUEL W. DUNN.

Cpwct, til. An*.,

4l»

HERNIA, OR RUPTURE.

subscribetrespectfully annomnccs to the Peorf^,andtheafltcted, that That. Stag- **, of Ke»acky, has loveoted aTfua for theo niplete c8re of alHtimii of

Bernia,ar Rupture,

AiH Hwtobtttilied a patent for the 19m, rttbat attialk* he* has mctttcd the sole d|bt of iu Stale of Indiana. -i

Its great advantage* over tx&ry kind of Elastic Tr»*» coniiUt«oV atenfily in retaining the bat fa pradacrmftien +t thl topferrd fi«ns,kf the pro caps of thea KadiMl cam are affected esa fcs is* tarced to their natoral pniitltMs. The tinw re-

Lit

ISO lays, aitS in as*r*vat«d

ca«es Wi^er. No compewatiwi will be rt~ paired, agcepte^. nal*m a pemaafwHit tmn efieeted. Dr. K. Btakeipe Agent, wlw «U atlcad all aaacaat Sis Stat*.

TtfACKEU V. BUSS.

IWre-Haate, Aactut 2S-4*3

Wanted,

rdian, wi»h t» esapley-eoe bandred !aboeH«oa it* delighted tb# w«iktudi a«d Kne Canal (««ir tf»e

awMfc. of tbe 8al1ui«iia Riter^ to wb«(a ^15 par «MKBtk willl»epaid. *0tm «oadb-y iibealtHy, a«d fiwt settling.^-

to Hlie Afflict,

and member of eaical Society of the college of PfajstciaoK and Surgeons, (W.lC St. New YoA,) respectfbUy iafortns thft inhabitants of Fouoliitf County, acd tbe public generally, tirnt hehfts located himself in the rtllife of Koh Roy, JFouutafD coootjr, lnd., and wilt most cheerfully at tend to all calls or enquiries appertaining to his profession. ^[a addition to the more common diieasei of our coootry, his attention haa been pmr&rularly directed to the chronic difficulties and complaints generally, supposed to be incurable, and from his experience, besides there are but%*r diseases which do not admit of cure, or at least of be*og so greatly mitigated that the patient mofPenjoy a comfortable degree of beakb, instead of laboring under disease aad pain. Beiug aware also that thousands negiect mediexl aid from an idea that their cases are remediless, or repeated trials with no better effort than an increase of disease, and an extravagant bill. Ite therefore mentions a few of the diseases which be proposes to remedy or make no charges for bis attention and services, viz: Asthtpa or phthisic, dropsies, general »°d local, nervous or periodical headache, coosumptioft iu its insipient stages, acute and chronic rheumatism, salt rheum, goitre or swelled neck, pancreatic and other tumours, dispepsia, varicose veins, or diseased action of the veins of the ktwer extremities, accompanied with pain and swelling of the limb, indurations of ih« spleen orague cakes,indolent ulcers, &c. Prom bis practice in southern as well as nortbt-rn States, be hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. Good reference on supplication.

August 27-4tf -v*

State of Indiana, County of Ptgo,ss: Probate Court, A ugustTcrm, 1384.

William N. Perry, Administrfttot and Albert Badoltet, and RaoJirl his wife, Administratrix of tlie estate of A|ark Barnfett, deceased, M: William P. Barnetf, and Emily Berry, and John W. Berry her jfuariiijii

Bifl fkr a and DUtributioit.

THEapfienringitttlement

cOf&piainanis having filed their bill, und it to the ?atisfncs"ion of the court that the siid John W. Berry is not a resident of this State it i* ordered that he appear at or before the nejtt term of this court, to be held on the third Monday of November next, and answer the said bill and it i# ordered that a copy of thi? order be published in the Wabash Courier 6 weeks successively.

Copy. AUett. -Xl. GILBERT, CH.

August 37—lw6.

'NOTICE.

pursuance of a decree of the Vigo Circuit Court, Indiana, sitting as a Court yf chancery at the November term thereof, A. D. 1830, in favor of Deroas Deming, rj James Hall and Mahals, his will offer to public sale ns the law direct# at the Court House door in Torre Haute, on the 29tb day of September next, be» tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following tracts of land for cash in hand, to-wit: 80 S, 1-3'S W Qr Sec 15, II, Nof 9 W. 80 N, 1-2 N W «4 22, 11, 9 160 SE 15, 11, 9

TAii?ust

HENRJ ALLEN, Com.

28-4 4

folate of Indiana, County of Vigors: Circuit Court, May Tcrmt 1834.

WKU-S HUBBARD, vt Hfs CKKPITOSS, IIE petitioner, by Kamuel B. Gookins, his attorney, having filed his schedule apd petition, praying for the benefit of the act for the relief of insolvent debtors- Notice is hereby given that the said applicant, will, on the first day of the next torm of this court, make application fcc artvc thO'te'^'-fit of said act extended to him, aud for a final discharge under the provisions thereof: and it is 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 tertt, and that the cause be continued. #s»

Insolvency.

'•I

A A I E August 7-JJw3

State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss Cirtiiit GmrtfMay Term, 1831

HUOSON Du&iu., rs: ITis CaKDiTonsj

Insolvency

HIS VJRKDITOH8| r||^HE petitioner, by ^amitel B. Gookins, his .B. nttorney, having filled his schedule andpetition, prating the benefit of the act foftherelief of insolvent debtors: Notice is hereby giveu that the said applicant will, on the first day of the next term rtf this court make application to have the benefit of said act extended to him and for a fifiil discharge under the provisions thereof: and it is ordered that ft.copy of this order be published in the Wabash Courier three weeks successively, at leasbfixty days prior to the said next jerm, and that this-cause be continued.

Jl Copy. Attest,

#.C.

GILBERT, Cl'k.

August ?-3iy 3

Just Received,

BKOWN

and bleache4 Shirtings, Casiifetts,

Flannels, JBlue nnd Green Cloths, Jeans, Cotton Yarns, Boots, Shoes, Hats, (Taps, ready made Clothing, T$a, Coffee, Sugar, Tar, Salt, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Hardware, QneentwSre, ijj-c, At reduced prices, by

M, W. SEBAM.

"Wed of and adjoining tbe Office of the Wabash Co urier. Aug. 7-3tf

Tr*

rre*fa Ciood9.

100 PACKAGES FRESH GOODS,

WHICH

w(|rc purchased at a very favorable time in tlie eaalern cities. Our alock |s rauch more complete than is usual, so eariy it) the season—purchasers are invited to call. The ususJ articles of bartef taken in exchange, by

AKDERSON, BELL, Sc CO.

^tjotUsvilla, Kv. Jtily 15. P. 8. cottijp yarn on band, of Blaefcstock, Bel% & Co'f^ manufactore, warranted.

July 31»®i*»t'.,

For Rent. TftS large and convenient tavernstanza Terns Haute, lately occupird by F. Cuaning^tra. If not rented*® an irwlivida^ for a pablic bouse,

it will be rented as to accommodiue two ot three fa mi ties, if arisbed. Terms very low, end ioiaediall possesion gtvea. Enquire at tbe

antnues* sly $1—3*2

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Aeale

ef the personal property belonging fee the estate of Henry Mateoro, deceased will be held ea Safarday tbe I6tb of Awgwst consisting of Iktrmtj Cattle, Hag*, HouttkoU and fflltkm Furmtpr*, 4ce» Sale to take place at to o'clock. A.. AL Terms made koown oa tbe day of ssJe.

JO PH MALCOM, y: M. may.

July 3l-3wl

NOilCE.

7RRS aader*lfa««l,lMiriaf takea ©ot letters of d* adtaiatstrathm

(be estate of John

Whitaker,dec^. l«te ofVlgo CoeOty IndL noti fiedali iat«vr«ta»di bat tbe said estate •Olveiit, •Mlf«M|m«ts alt daiii against tbe

UM^eowiaur tbedecM. or having 'se sa«MF, to taHk|d isa-

A DMLYfS 1RA TOR" S SALE.

SALE of tbe -persons! estate of John

Whitaker, deceased, late of Vigo couaty, Will take place on Friday, th« 23d of August, art tbe residenceof Robert 6.

son township, Commencing at 10 o'clock, consisting of Horsf ii Cattle, tTogs, JFarmiug uteniib, Botuehetd and A'jvcAm ftrnit'tare, etc.

July 3l-3wl

JESSE fVHITAKKR.

AV77CE,

NOTICE

is hereby given, that we have taken

out letters of.3dministratifm uiwii tlie estate of James C. Turner, d»*c«*ml, jate of Viga County, Ind. «4il persons ind«htei to the said estate, will please make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same nre requested to present thom for settlement duly authentiMted. The estate is solvent.

July 3l-2t3 SU4JAN TURNER, Adnn'x.

A DMLXJS Till TOR'S SALE.

TH&iiE

will be sold at the late residence as. C. Turner, in Honey Creek township, Vigo county,lnd.onSaturday,thel6th of August, the following articles, to. wit: JJartrst Cattle» Farming utcruilj, Household and Kitchen JFtotittur, kc. Hale to comnftence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Conditio us, 9 months credit.

SVSAff TURJi'ERtAiri*.

Jul 31—lw3 «»r

W IBERAL wage's nnd constant employment will be given to a TEACHER, at the school district of Newport, Vermillion County, Ind. The applicant will be required to tench Reading, Writings Arithmetic, Oramar and Geo« graphy. He will be expected to undergo a srict examination, and respectable references will be desirnbta. The school will commence on the 20th Augutt.

JOHN W. RUSH, El. MARLOW, Trusted. SAML. CLARK,jr.) ...

Newport, July 24-1 w3

Cumberland Road West of

Indianapolis.

THE

letting of Contracts on this part of tbe road, is postponed for the present. II. JOHSON, Sup. Bcltvilfe, July 23d-ltf 1 isf h-

COOKING STOM.S.

UST received, per steamer Science, a few improved ROTARYCOOKWQ STOt I A nn excellent and convenient article, much superior to those formerly in use.

ALSO,

A large assortment of Blacksmith11* Anvils and Vices .. Crosscut and Mill Suws '. Evans'Augurs, a first-rate article.

Franklin Stoves, for wood nnd coal Seven and Ten plnte wood Stoves Cannon Stoves, for coal Grates do do **l* Smoothing Irons Wrought and cut nails, of fill size*

WlLLaell on a credit of one and two years* 200 acres of first rale land, on which is e* rected an OX MILL and DISTILLERY, inferior to none in the Stale, susceptible of running six barrels of Whiskey per day. All in com* plete repair, with vats, tuba, and oilier necessary aparatus* eligibly situated on the WabasR river, five miles above Vinccnnes. It is an establishment worth tbe attention of any one Who wishes to embark in tbe Distilling business^ 1. N. WHIT! ELSEY.

Carlisle, Ind. July 24-l-6*r

State of Indiana, Parke Circuit Jabez Hunt III .'.::

Sidteof Indiana, County oj Probate Court, Mat

jg a muel

C^rmmins,ioPier-

t-~'

Pocket Book Lost.

LOST,Honey

on the 4th iMt. near the widow^Jones', on Creek Prairie, a red Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing sundry papers of value to any person but the owner. One of the papers is a due bill, given by Lintod fc,Lindley, of Terre-Haute. dated June 24, 1604, for $1175 cents, the payment of which is stopped. A liberal reward will be paid to the person who shall return it to me, or to the Editor of the Courier.

SAMUEL MAGILL.

Hillsborough, near Cole-Creek, Fountain Co.

Teacher Wanted.

Cast-steel for axes English and American blister steel Wagon boxes and drawing obains Mill irons, cranks, Gudgeons and raggwheels Williams'axes

Hollow-ware, odd lids

Iron, flat, round, and square sheet and boiler iron. With many other articles usually kept in Irort Stores, all of which will be sold at fair price*, for cash or approved produce.

July 24-ltf A McGREGOR CO.

Ox JTIill and Distillery FOR SALE.

rt, ss

Ann Hunt, widow of Willi iam Hutit, deceased, Salom- On motion to rOon JeSsup and Hannah Jes- instate a decree sup, wife of said Solomon, of the Parke formerly Haonah^Iunt, Zc- Circuit Court, meria Hunt} Asa Hunt, and renderd March George Hunt, and William Term, 1832. Kennedy and Ann Kennedy, wife of tbe said William,formerly Ann Huot. *1 ,ti* i?

T^TOTICE is hereby given, to Gc^ge Hunt, 1 Asa Hunt^and William Kennedy and Ana Kennedy, formerly Ann Hunt, non resident defendants in tba'above entitled causa, tbat at tbe next August term of tbe Parke Circuit Court, on tbe second day of tbe term, 1 will movejba said Court to reinstate tbe above decree and admit it of record as of tbe date at which tbe same was rendered, tbe record thereof having beea destroyed by tbe burning of tbe Clerk's Office of Parka County.

JABEZ HUNT, Complainsnt

July 24-ltf

'f Notice is hereby Given

Francis Dicksoa, Jr. tbatl shall on tbe Sthday of the nrx August term of tbe Parke Circuit Coart, Indiana, move said Court to reinstate, or place upon tbe Records of said Court, a edgascnt rendered in my favor vs. said Francis DickaoO, Jr. on tbe 12th day of March, 1830, for one hundred sad one dollars and each pTirty to pa/ a moiety of the costs- said judgment having beea originally entered in said Court, aad the record thereof destroyed by the burning of tbe Clerk's Oftce of said County.

July 31—2t4 JAMES JOSIjCT.

Stale of Indiana, Vermillion Cottnty, $s: 'i Probate Court, la Potation, 1834.

€OURTLAND

WtnTASRE#

^-JS9AW:

Robertson

hvitb

LAWSOH, administrator 0}

Samuel Eaadelh deceased, this day, by R, M. Corwiae, his attorney, filed his petition praying ior a settlemeat of said estate as aa io« solvent estate whereupon it is ordered tbat unless Ike creditors of said estate notify tbe ad« mioislrator of tbe ex»taaea aad extent of their no^e«tifadSliaa,br filing iic same, or a statement of tbe natnre, descrif aun, aad date of tbe coutra&t or a«sampait ofw.i# which tbe same may be fouaded, in tbo olSce of ilie clerk of fbls court, previous te tbe fioaf diHttibutioo ef tk as*etts of said estate, tba same sill be feetfmead ia favor of tbe clause of a*oie di'igent creditors «ad it la ordered tbat a copy of this order be published ia some autboraed aawspaper, for six weeks successively*

&M2k 0m, of Da* filed his te, ered the

adi

vid Robertson, deceased, petition praying for a seltfemen -as an insolvent estate: Whereu that unless the creditors of said es said administrator of the existerioe and their respective claims, by filing the sam statement of tlie nature, desoription aud dat the contract or assumpsit upph wbidh the sa may be founded, in the Office of tl»» CJwk this Court, previous to the final distribnti the assetts of said estate, the |amf will te poned ia favor of the claims of »he more ili creditors and it is ordered that a er»py of this onler be published in the Wabash Courier^six we^cs successively.''

A Copy. Attest. C. ^|LBERT,Cl'k June 19-48w$

NOTICE.

THE

partnership heretofore existing uij the firm of CHAS. & JAS. HAY, was dissolved on the 30th June last, by consent. Persons owing any thing to firm are requested to pay the same to Haynes, who is authorised to settle all

F. R. BKNNXTT for G. & J. HAYj July 17 52tf

Mustard Scod Wanted.

JJJR. THOMAS E. ILSON willgivi pef'bushei for ait craan mustard seed |l may be delivered at his Store,Main strest,1 Louisville, Ky.

July 17-52-3

sMfr-

FOR

I/HHE subscriber wishes to dispose of 41k one-third part of the well-knowa

pbhrysvilleFsteammill,

Vermillion county, Indiana. A bargain to tbO purchaser will be given.) THIS property consists of a Flouring Mill, or two pair of Burr Stones,

I(and a pair of French Burr Stooes, sgBfisfsilof the best quaUtkw.ill be running in a fow days.] Also, A Sato Mill, two Carding Machines, and

STEAM DISTILLERY,

with which is atso connected 59 25-100 seres first-ale bottom LAND. The whole machinery is hi suceessAil sod profitable operation, and its lucal situation,with respect to all the convenience of prosecuting* a successful busHbess, is not probably surpassed by any in the western country. Tbe terms will bo liberal.

The purchaser, if he desires it, can be,af*comoduted, on fair terms, witb a convenient and pleasant House and Lot, suitable for a small fomil), with the necessary out-buildings^.

Advertisement.

(/TRUE undersigned, in addition 16 their stdokl

THOMAS ANDJ2RSOK~

Perrysville, March 29—37lf

Patrick & Pease

HAVE

just received from New Orleans, p#H steamer Sylph,and now offer for sale at th# Brick Store, west of C. Rose's new block of baib|_^ dings, a largo and general assortment of

Groceries, JYaii#, 4*e. They have, and will continue to keep oa band goou assortment of ©ruE** $c jHeftfcfuritii Physician*, and others, supplied on accommodat* ing terms. Family supplie* of Groceries ami Medicines put up, With the necessary directions for ustiing. Among their Liquors are:

Cognac, Choleia and American jftati* dy, Holland Gin, Jamaica and N.O. Rum* warranted pure, and of the be«J^ quality, Maderiu, Tencriffc, Muscat, Muscatdf and Claret Wines, 'S 1 Cask old Port, a superior riirticfe^, Pure winter strained Lamp Oil, Do summer do do do A few sacks of Liverpool blown Salt. They expcct to receive in a few weefi a itoc^f

j'attMi Dye Stujfs^ anaf QonfeclltMiMet* They wish to purchase (after harvest) five 0$ six thousand bushels of OATS—and wiU gi\*e ft fair price"for Caster Oil Beans.

June 19—48tf

DRY GOODS, have on hand endoffsr

ojriale, on fair terms, tbe following art-iole* o§t Gceries, visi lo_ Hogshead Claret*Wino (soperior quality,)

Boites Muscat do (containing 1 dosetfc bottles each) Boxes bloom Raisins SO Sacks best HI vanna Cofiee 1 Barrel prime Hollaed Gin 9 Do Whiskey 16 Do superior fsmily Floor

Together with many other articles, dwaed unnecessary to make mention,and they invite the attention Of luoh as wish to purchase any-of the above articles, assuring them of their disposition to sell chafrfr

Tbey respectfully solicit the attention of«£ua* try merchants, draggkts, pby*ieis»», aiaaofaeturers, Ac. to their stoek, ami astare persons at, a distance who cannot make it convenient to visit Terre-Haute, by forwarding tbefr orders they may confidently rely on,oar sending every srtij de of the best quality and lowest pnoes.

Aug 28—8-tf .:

JAMESattbeGrocery*

June l9-48tf J. C. to W, EARLY.

AXES MATTOIUS 1"tJJBT rtiCfived»and for sale by •f .. BLAKE it BALL.

IvraroB'3S-38 IA

FRESH SUPPLY!

BLAKE 9l «BdV£RlAIV

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eoaaca ot SECOND AND WASASB STSK^TS^tI TERRE HAUTE flAVE just leceived ftom the Eaitr a large and frcsb supply of

Drnjs, Mediciaes,oils, Paints* DyeHtttfl«^sargicailB»trnaieBts,Bjrai«lies»

Glassware, Varnishes, Tobacco, Snuff, Sugars, and Candies, eVery other article osually kept by Drug* g«»t», Which tbey offer at wbolessde aad retail. Ia consequence of baVbig an agent in one of the Eastern markets* their stock will be always complete. Their stock has been parebased on tbe best terms, particular attention paid in tba aelee* tlon, and every article warranted genuine.

HAYNES continses tbe Groeerybis*

shiess stand occopied by tbe lat# Wa|. Hogae, Jr. where be intends to keep a good as* tort spent of faonly Otoetriu, ffma, JJquors, ice, which be will sell

tbe aiost reasonable terms

to bis friends aad the pobiio generally.

NOTICE.

nriHE ot^ertiga^d has takea oat letters of adJL tniuistr^tion oatbe estateal Iteury "d. late of Viip jcounty, Indiaaft. Alt per* Oertons indebted to said wlals, are reqaeated to make immediate payacst, and those having claims against tbe same, wilt present them duly aatbeaticated,witbia nine moa&sfor seitlemeab* Tbe estate is believed to be solvent.

J08. MAf£0Mf^: MART rig ftiML