The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 September 1834 — Page 4

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feSHTIIf JEW

UL1L00^^j|H^ION.

iy afoltiMWiHfli thetime«elect tke his first ascenmost charming

Darings he whole foreeat rc %ected for the est side W Charles st,, mon, atlllkcted many see what raMjress was a«on. Fron®3 o'clock whole Co»ni»n, and

nae* leading Co U, jresf nttrd !e of Wth sex^tnd ail a» ir wa^ townrds%« tecne 4 ©'click the helghls bethe wtermed»a|e space jeaye, were wronged ng lhe ni^bilhcaw^fi complexly filled n,and th#JJ*iiloon gtis. Mr.J)urant (ransferring|he gas balloon, antkwas aswho held itdrown by led to a netting of ballots^* Soon pilot balloon was seof t®(t breeze, [orderly direction o'clock, ^balloon acked eVflted li and for

lendi

oitis at

bich enclose 'clock, a jma1 ndicate ihec carried it in sight, At of a ham cord, was |)hUheatR out to tlje arrtuscme

At 4 Jpriock an

llobn wasjet ofF,wbiebJ*ent in the bf the Crifiet. "At tjplf past 4 ant entered thd car Attached to oon,bu|^as delayed *#ew minutes ^derangement of tuljn connected & ori^e below. TUs caused the all portion of«tbcgas, and it ded for ajHroment, by the tit mi§y|n'evenl the aecenurnntJPWev#, understandif, soon remedied the aving out a portion of the esighedas ballast.

pe of a $%

M'S^pprehl nfotofs, tf

,lheoj Idcn1,j S3"

Emg arranged again, the respagain took his seat at 10 minoVlock, and cutting the cord

*r#t :foH

tcrMc nqnLthe amphitheatre, and comime^Po the air. The wind blow frSrtlwouthwfird, he was waft ng1 the Common at a small st, but throwing out more of ose nwyestitaUy to a lofty slowly toward the north, the amphitheatre, he wavto |he multitudes in tb® on Ix'gan to wave JJ flag his hrfttd. -After being up s,the balloon was observed waHte the East, and the last tho,Common, was at 25j

prm at

iljkros^ ife la.W|oFi imottfvamr :bh«1v»(

ISwiur

te«r mni^c it

B» when it was apparently gradually, in an E. N. E. dirom tho common. It was hoped duld be able todescend in the rertibkhead, or,pass over toward ,At ^o'clock it was announced i}(^CQT)dtd into the water, aWii from Marblehead but a stage from Salem, reported at half past 8, wai Iwt seen near Manchester, nn* In 'Vv course he was proceedcr leaving sight of the Common, he robably iiavejfcachcd the extreme he Cape." If we obtain any tidings before the pnper goes to press, we nnourjee it in i^fvostscript. ascension was a very magnificent it it to be hoped, that thc cier.ti* resolute asrenaut has descended in

In course ot the prepartion, Mr. appeared perfectly composed, pnd with the utmost minuteness tojdl parotlons. It was his intention to ried up a rabit to descend in a parhut the accidental loss of gas by Imgcmenl of the tube, and the viosbo the wind at the moment induced uft to dispense with ndditonnl appa^u^ onncc'ted w»lb the parachute.

At (jj\iart®r past seven o'clock, the uncock »t«samer pursued the balloon seviral rttfllifcfbetow Nahant, and left itapbarcwtly about Smiles from Nahantj very Hear dipping in the wajerand three vessels toot far from the balloon.

In addition to the,above we copy from the Traricript, the following particulars relating to Mr. DurantV a seen ion.

«At6h, Sim. he spoke the schr. MiSpaulriing, and nt 7 was taken ic^urd, when he noted his bearing and distances,fram the following place-Mar-blehe^i. It) miles, S. E. Nahant, 15m E. i^ynn* 14 m. E.

When a rope was thrown to Mr. Durant from tbe schooner, he told them it was too ipaU and requested them to throw him apother. In th^ Hurry of the moment, the crew hetftga deal agitated in their atttfely to save him, the end of the peka halliard Was thrown to him. Unfortunately, the peak havir.g been dropped, to les«*n the spaed of the vessel, which was then greater tnan that of the balloon, the lad had forgotten to Men the rope on deck, and theconsequencc

was

were not a little alarmed at hi? safety* He was in thewajyyr altogether, from 15 to 30 miRtitefU ^"7'

We regret exceedingly to statfe that the balloon is very much injured. It is split entirely from the tdp to the ^bottom, and around the lower part, or month, it is very much shattered, ft is impossible Fo say whether it can be repaired or not at any rate, if it is done, it will require at least three weeks.

~FI,©UB.

barrel* of Super fine Flour, just reccired, ami for sale, bj BLAKE & GROVE^MAN. Mny22,44tf t-

Wheat.

2,500

hlny 29-45tf

bntheis of VVbeat wanted imme-

dSatelj, bjr the subscriber. A. L. CHASE.5

TAKEN UP, by Caleb Vestly, in Posey Township, Clay county, Ia. on the 23d day of Juae, 1834, one browo MARE, with a hurt and split in tbe boof of right bind foot, witb a stat in ber forehead, and

tome saddle marks supposed to be 10 or 12 years old, 14 1-2 bands high. Appraised to $25 Jby Oliver Smith and David McBride.

Julj 31-2w3 WM. McBUlDE, J. P. NOTICE.

THE!

ale,ata kite, time of the gm&il

subscribers bare taken letters testamentory on tbe Estate of George Ferrel, dee'd, hereby give notice to those indebted to said dee'd that their notes and accounts must be settled without delay those having demands agaiastsaid dee'd, will please present them as tbe law directs. The estate is probably solvent. Apart of tbe personal property of said dee'd, consisting in part of coopers tools, unfinished barrels, barrel staves, kegs, staves, one secretary, one bed and bedding, one new waggon, and many other articles too tedious to mention,will be offered at public sale on Saturday, the 9th of August next, at the late residence of said dee'd.

The terms will be made known on the day of sale. PETER RUSH,

H. B. OOLE,

Chototf, July 24-1 w3

Balloon, he rose gradually,#-

fort.

Jjtnseed (JU.

®arre^8 Linseed Oil, just received, and for sal#by 4 May 29-45tf BLAKE & BALL.

TO JIJEJYT,

good Brick dwelling house and Appple or chnrd.., Apply to April tf R. S. McCABE.

French Burr iWfill Stones. fT|1HE Subscribers having lately purchased the old estftblishment of Messrs. Eldridge & Strt»W| in tli6 city of Buffalo, intend going ex tensiVely into the manufacture of rv MILL STONES„ and will k#ep constantly on hand, both fof Flouring and Country Work, several pairs of the various kinds and size#, which will enable them to All orders on very short notice and as they import their Blocks direct from France, it gives them a decided advantage in choice of stock, and enables the subscribers to offer them much lower than they have e?er been sold for in this

oo",,,r^

_A,_

DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHSfci of every number now used, and of the most approved utamps,

AT.8j

HoJsttng'Scretvs, Lighter-Screwsf Spindles, Bails and Divers, Damsels* Screen/fVr«,^.^

"tn

Being also oonnected with a very oxtensive FOUNDRY, (at Rochester, N."' Y.) they will furnish MILL CASTI,N^?S of any description that may be desired.

The subscribers are confident that fhey can furnsh their western friends with any of the ahove articles on better terms than they can be procured at Philadelphia, Baltimore, or any of tho Eastern or Soutnern markets and as the transportation from Buffalo will be less than from either of the above markets, they think it will be for tbe interest of mill-wrights and others at the West, to favor them with their orders.

GEO. W. BUSH & CO.

Buffalo, Feb. 18,1834. REFERENCES. 1 S. Thotnpson & Co.

Pratt, Taylor & Co. A. Eaton Jf3^ J. L. Barton «l$ Barker AfHolt Townsend, Co it &. Co.., Smith & Macy Norton and Carlislo iz Richard Sears Joy and Webster W. Smih, Dunkirk Gilbert Knapp, Portland Harbor Josiah Kcl)6gg, Krxe ':'j* M. Hubbard, Jthtabula D. Whitney, Green Bag -k H. Phelps and Co. G. Riftr Giddings, Baldwin, Pease

'-r

MSft

Buffalo*

Co., Clcaveland

Stand art, VVibar and Co., Huron R. H. Heywood, Venice Hollistor and Co., Sandtukjf II. V. Disbrow 7'.- 1*^ J. It. Dorr hnd Co. Detroit, *•&

P.Parker andCo S Britain anil Phelaa J. Griffiths and Co., St. JottpKt art John II. Kiniie, Chicago, March 15 Buff. Pat and Com. Adv.] 3S~6o

SALT.

HUNDRED BARRELS of Kaabawa Salt, just received and for sale by Jua« »lotf L. H. & i.

JllST

ball**"*

was tossed, as it ^ere by the surging of the peak, totne hundred feet into the air and fell as suddenly into the water,whence ir was tosted again and on

4ming

into

the m, burst and fell, and tlie car foundered fmd Mr. Durant found himself for the time, ©htjirely submerged in the ocean, llore his sitUHtion wns very critical. His body was ewfined to the car by which it "was attached to the balloon, and for nearly jk minute kG jrewaiiiedL with hi* head bcn^ith the surface b*fore he could extiirate himtclf. Oi^rtsing abova the water he found so great proWtion and relic fjt, the i^fr Prvfcrvtr, (wh»rh he lbrt«nately took with him at tlie request of a friend^ m«deonly short time before hit a#cmn,) that he informs he believe# thai to it "for hit pre*-

SCOTT.

Save the Pieces.

THE

subscribers wilt yay one dollar per lOOlba. in goods, for old Cast Iron, such as ok en lids, pots, kettles, plough-moulds, etc. if deelivered rt their store in Terre-Haute. "A penny saved worth two earned duty 3—50tf R. WA LLACK, & CO. ,FRESH FLOUR.

received, a few barrels mperflae Flour, from Marktoi Mills. Jotj 10—51 JAMES TRABUB.

I 1 A BafTels Kenawhe Salt, in good order JL JL now landing from tin steamer Sylph and for sae by

June 85—49tf JAMES TRABUE. COTTON YARN. BALES, just received, per steamer

OSylph, «ad for sale at the factory prices with the addition of freight only, by June 19—48 J.C.& W. E ARLY.

Doctor 1. S. Palmer AS established hiawelf at ChnUm, and intends to practice in all die departaeot* o. bis profession. His Oftee is om C. dark1! St9i«, whete he na be foood at all times, ready to wait oa any who shall please to git* his a call. lie wilt attended ftnilbi by ttoyiar, if that taetbed shook) b« preferred.

Jaae ^6-49-$*

SdLT! SALT!.' SALT.'.'! Aft Nr«#( XweteilW 8«it» (s«|»«ter to reo|iv^laihdl.lersalo

LOUISVILLE ABtlRTISE-

BOOTS & SHOES.

THE

trill comprise a part: 2,000 pair men's Calf Pumps 2.000 do do Seal do 2,000 do do Commoo -f 3,000 do women's Heel, Lastug 2,000 do do Spring do 3^500 do do Leather do .* 2,000 do men^s Kip Brogan* 1.000 do do Calf do 1,500 do Boys and M^ses 1,000 do Boots,"

FRESH AND CHOICE

DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WILLIAM

Has now on hand an extensive assortment of genoine DRUGS AND MEDICIXES. Al-«o— SHOP FURNITURE, SURGICAL IjYSTRU MEJfTS, VIALS, etc. all of which are offered at the lowest city prices. 03r Country dealers and Physicians are invited to call and examine for themselves. Orders sent from the couutry will be faithfully executed. both as regards quality and pricey.

Louisville, March 29—37—Iy

STEWART POWELL,

(Successors of HY. E. THOMAS & Co.)

Hardware Merchants, Main, near Wall Street,

LOUISVILLE, KY.

April 4—42—tf

J. STIVERS, Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Store,

MAIN, ONE DOOR FROM FOURTH STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY. June IB—49tf

JLouisville Wire Factoryy

4- FOR UAKIN9 ROLLING JjVD STAJtDIJfb SCREEJtS

For Merchant IWillsj

RIDDLESSievesand

IOJ OOO pntr of tfBa^fltpgowty P. Shoes, assorted, 40 Cases Fashionable Fur Hats, 400 pieccsHatters banding & binding 600 Tips and sides, *wl000 lbs. of English shoe-thread, ass'd. |k* 60 DOK. best Phil. Calf-skins, 4000 lbs. first quality soal-lealher, And sundry other articles in the Shoe,line conant ly on hand, &c. &c.

Louisville, july 25-3tf

HAVE

L. II. & J. SCOTT8 an excellent stock of I

lately received,

GROCERIES, which, in addition to their former supply,renders their assortment very complete. Among their new goods may be found the following:

Young Ilysppj Gunpowder, jad Imporia Teas \-S ./tGreen Havana Coffee New Orleans Sugar ''--1 Loaf, Lump, and white Havanqdo Raisins, whole anu half boxes Zante Currants, Figs ani Almjnds Tobaccq, cavendish, ati Spanish and common Citar Cinnamon, Nutmegs, anaClov^ Pepper, Allspice, and Gmger Cayenne, Pepper, Mustard an Tanner's, Sperm, and.Liaseed Boston Nails, assorted It Shovels, Spades, nnd Collin'4* .Ifecst Champaign Brandy,

Boston Soap, Codfish, in botes. Smoked Hl-ing X' Mackerel, in barrels and tub

Sperm Candles, etc They have also on hand a itity of best superfine fresh FLOUR, which thi s& warrant all of which they are determiacfo sell at the lowest prices for cash.

Terre Haute. June 5—46tf

JUST RECE Per Steam

chests Young H.

Off 1 cerooo of Indigo JU) boxes Raisins 10 do Oiooolata 2 do sperm Candl

For tale low for cash, or BLAKE & April I-38-tf

JW"

3 la

Ifrn

subscriber is now receiving his Spring supply olf BOOTS & SHOES, which be will sett on tbe most accommodating' terms.— which thpy offer to coitntry merchants,physicians His stock will be large and well assorted. The and others, at wholesale .for less prices than ever fojlowiog (to which be would incite attention) heretofore offered, but which, in consequence, of the difficulty of the times, they will sell for cash onfy. On these terms they invite the attention of purchasers.

J. STIVERS, Main Street,

1 door West or Fourth Street, upper side, Louisville, Ky. March 15-35 4f. r*-

F. PETTET, Market Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.

and SCREENS for FANNING

MILLS Riddle* for Meal,Grain, Seed, Flour, Powder, dtc. &.c. WIRE, for Cellar Windows, Safes, Milk Houses, &e. Sold wholesale and retail, as low as any Factory in the United States, on 4thstreet. between Main and Market Street, Louisville, Ky.

Louisville, Ky. Dee. 19-23-1 yr, N. B.—All orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.

Hats, Boots, and Shoes.

U. CAREY,

Nearly

ISries

opposite to Anderson, Bell if Co. Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY

now receiving, direct from the manufactothe following splendid stock of Goods, for sale by-package or do*, on reasonable terms and requests merchants to call and examine for themselves. To say-,

Do. American do

Jamaica and American Rum Holland and American Gia «Peach Brandy \.i, Best rectified Whiskey

Madeira, Teneriffe, and Clai

Wine do

Sweet and dry Malaga Muscat Wine, in cases Cordials, in barrels and case !•. '1 Pine-apple Chi

oi rferedit, hy ERMAN.

IN STOJ

a jQ packages Qneenswari OC? tO boxes Glassware I kegs Tobacco (first qfty) igars sr

40^00 Spanish and half Spai 40 reams cap and letter 1-2 barrel Cloves (fresh)

Rice aad groaad Ginger, BLAKE & 0VER1&X. May-8-tStf

GLASSW E

Boxes 14 ft. Tnml 20 12 do 10 gill do 30 1 pt. datks 30^f« qt. bottle*

Ittt receive! per 3u War tnrc«|^r oa short

Medicines, Paints,

Mtye-Stuffi, Jtc. Ore.

THE

subscribe* haw» on band a. very plete and full assortment of l$rng*r Medicines, Paints, Dycstuffs,

GOODWIN% WILSTACH,

No. 3, Upper Market Street, Cincinnati. Cincinnati, March 22-36-3m.

PRINTER WANTED.

Compositor and pressman, who understands nis business, will find employment, and libera* salary, by immediate application at this office, personally, or by letter addressed to the •'Editor of the Wabash Courier, Terre Haute Indiana.1*

March 8, 1834.

7 NOTICE.

ALL

persons indebted to the subscriber,either by note or account, for goods had during the years of 1832 and 33, are hereby notified nnless payment shall be made before the 10th day of April next, that all such claims will he placed in the bands of an officer for collection it being distinctly understood at the time of sale that tho goods were not sold on two, but only one year*! credit.

March 1-33-tf C. WARREN

Chinaj €*tes8, etna Quccnswrac Store.

(WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,) At the Corner of Second and Wabash Streett. TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

BLAKE & GROVERMAN have on hand and are constantly receiving from Baltimore, large quantities of the above articles,which they offer to merchants and dealers in the country as low as they can be obtained in the west We shall make this husiness permaneut, andshall at all times be abundantly supplied with every article in the line. The attention of the public is respectfully invited to thisestablishmens. Or ders from a distance wit? be punctually attended to, and ware neatly ands ecurely packed.

Aug. 28-8tf

March 22—36—tf

Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron

jkauutectovg.

JOHN & NOAH BEYMER,

Crious

ONTINUE the above business in all its va branches, at their old stand in Terre Hnute. Orders addressed them, or to Messrs. H. & J. Scott,or Blake and Ball, will be prompt ly attended to.

JUST RECEIVED,

AND

J. BROMWELL, Jr.

for sale at the Terre-Haute Bpok Store The works of gliomas J.efferson, complete in 4 volumes.

Rush's Memoranda of a Residence nt the Court of London, as Ambassador of the United States, in 1 volume.

Pollock's Course of Time, one vol. 8 vol. The Ambitious Student, by E. L. Bulwer, ol. 8 vol

Contaouthc.rFleming by Author of Viavi Grey, volunginiDuke, etc. 2 mes.

Spring & Summer GOODS.

have just received beautiful stock of seasonable goods, which have been pur chased in the Eastern Cities at reduced prices, and will be offered to our customers and tho pub thJ uuuttmsllj •ftrfrr-—' ..

May 1—41 tf LINTON &c LINDLEY*

WHISK11Y.

JUSTwill

received a few bbls. Whiskey, which we stll low for cash or on short creditJnn. 25-28-tf BLAKE & BALL

BACON.

THE

JJJS,Shoulders,

Slate of Indiana, County of Vigo,ss: Probate Court, May Term,1834. ^|AMUEL ROBERTSON administrator of Da1^ vid Robertson, deceased, this day filed his petition praying for a settlement of said estate, as an insolvent estate: Whereupon it is ordered that unless the creditors of said estate notify the said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by fiiing the snide, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the Office of the Clerk of this Court, previous to the final distribution of the assetts of .said estate, the same will be postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors and it is ordered that a copy of this order be published in the Wabash Courier,tsix weeks successively,

A Copy. Attest.' GILBERT, Cl'kJune 19-48w6

Magistrate's Blanks,

IjRINTED on fine paper, kept constantly on hand and for sale, at the TERRK-HA UTE BOOK STORE.

Also, BLANK DEED.?, of a superid# quality Orders for any of the above, promptly attended te.

Jan. 11—tf.

Jffathew Stewart RESPECTFULLY

December 26,-24-tf

for aale

JLJM*

Itooft & ffetstfetia

J&T.

com

store-room adjoining

subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping a supply of very superior Bacon—

Midli

aiid Joles,

well dried and smoked, which he offers for sale at fair prices. Also a few HAMS in pickle. May 8-42tf JOSEPH MILLER.

informs his friend

and tbe public, that be has erectcd and will open on thf first Ua/ of Jan a a

Public Honsc,

at tbe sign of TERRE-HAUTE HOTEL, name diateljr north of Doc't. R. Blake's Drag Store and opposite the dwelling of Mr. John D. Early in Terre-Haute.

The Tavern House is spacious, and affords a sufficient number of comfortable, airy, and pleasaat lodging rooms, to accommodate almost any amount of travel, many of which are retired. Being well supplied with good servants, and determined to spare no exertions to promote the comfort and reader agreeable the stay ofall who may call at his house—he most earnestly solicits the patronage of the public.

A tried and faiChfai Ostler will give his constant attention to the Stables, which shall b« well supplied with every description of Proven der. Twenty-five or thirty boarders caabeaccommodatad.

WORMS.

RECEIVED at

a, Terre Haute Book ®l°'^

fcr

»*te—Coodeosed Reports

decided in tbe High Coort of (Aaocein England, Edited hy Richard Peters aod

Oelphip. In d^roiumes, splendidly bouod. tbm Lav of Mortgages, bv the '»^lth

Hwr

€?,pio,s not«*»bJ

if2T-

~TJERM£-*Mvi

bad) Courier, an assortment of LA w, HISTORICAL, and MISGELLAN together with avery general as»rtmw

TIONARY and BLANK BOOKS,

VUtag, tcrwoDi, of plain discourses by Geo..B Robert Halt's works, twojotumes Beechy's voyage to the P*®® 4 ing's Straits

History of Northmen by H. WbcatoO Dumont's Mriabeau Reid on Clock and Watch-making f, Scott's (Walter) Scotland in vols.

Knowledge for the People 3 vols. Sarran's Lafay ette 2 volumes Present State of Christianity American Naval Battles with twen

«r

tt• at the eWalICAL, works,

DOW LING are BOW

I'A-

to^L putJ

invito the attention of their friends fri /rf their lie. Tbe following comprise a portrt" stoek .nkine

Plutarch Lives, complete in on« Gillie's Greece Goldsmith's works Rush on the Voice, one

W™®J'

one

WfetS.KKck»o,Bo.lo# tion v. 1. Lockhart's Burns, (life and poo

volume

Works of Josephup, in 2 volumes Farmer's own Book Memoirs of Felix Neff. n' 5 Dictionary of Quotations ..

Lacon or, many things in few words Confession of Faith Life of Marion 1 5 Taylor's Holy Living •,

Watts' Hymns Wild sports of the West, 2 volumes Geological Manual, witb 104 wood cuts Jay's Evening Exercises, 1 volume Vincent on judgment,

Christianity

Hudibras, IIoyle's improved games Moore's Melodies Female Scripture Biography Vigne's six months in America Pious songs for camp-meetings Effects of Trades, Lord's Supper Anto-Biograpby.of lr. Adatn Clarke Caldwell's Essays on Malaria andTem peranjent Bibles of ell sizes, some splendidly bound Christ our Example, by Mrs. Frey ft Bunyon's Holy war and Pilgrim's

'rogress

Mrs, Chapone's Letters Hall on Infidelity Young Pilgrim, Young Cadet Peregrine Pickle, Don Quixote*' Thaddeus of Warsaw Paley's Philosophy and Evidence

-Roderick Random, in 2 volumes American ChesteriGield, American Orchadist, History of Birds

Memoirs of Mrs. Judson, Missionary Burmah, History of Useful Knowledge Jay's Lectures, Conversations on Chemistry Persia: witb aa account of its government laws, religion, &c. by F. Shrobel Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vols. Hind's Groom'8 oracle Robinson Crusoe, Methodist Hymns Carpenter's Guide, handsome edition Western songster, Do. Uuiversal songster Shakespeare's works, complete in 2 vols.

Do do jdo in 1 do. Arabian Nights, in one*volume, handsomely bound GRTGG & ELLIOT'S splendid Library Editions of the British Poets and Classics, comprising the following

A a at W 8 vo. illustrated with 25 copper-plates Josephus' Works, complete io vol. 6 vo. by Whiston Byron's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol 8 vo. including the suppressed poeins 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 Poetical works, cofh-' plele io 1 vol. 8 vo. with a fine portrait Goldsmith's Poetical and Miscellaneous works, complete in 1vol. 8 vo. with a fine portrait Stern's works, in ljrol. 8 vo. with a portrait lt The Poetical works of Rogers, Campbell

Montgomery, and Kirk White, complete in I vol. 8 vo. witb portraits Cuwper and Thomson's Prose and Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. with por4:" traits

Milton, Young, and Gray's works, io 1 vol. 8 vo. with portraits Coleridge, Shelby, and Keat's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. sriLjU portraits Rush on the Mind, in I vol. 8 vo. Tatler and Guardian, in 1 vol. splendid edition Spectator do. da*. Ferguson's Romo do. Hannah Moore's works Milton's works (small edition,) Beauties of Moore and Campbell

Do. of Byroo "Do. of Shakespeare Lite of B. Franklin Hiimphey Clinker, Osslan

aiiMsiwiic

VIIUSVI

v/LEINU

States,

Thos.

I-oveotry, Es|. of Liocoim's lan, Barrister at

*•*****•&» Ammricmn

Rand, Esq. Ia 3 vols, haodsoineiy

Prince 1'uckler Maskeau's Tou»\" Webster's spelling Book, improved edition, Smiley's Geography, and Atlas, English Reader, bound and in boards, Murray's Grammer, Grimshaw's United States/ Questions and Key to Grimshaw's United

Slates, and slate Pencils, Ink, Jnkpower, aad Inkstands (of various kinds,) Quills, (of various qualities,) Lead pencils, sand, and sand boxes, Crayons and Sealing-wax, Indelible Ink, Wafers, wafer boxes, fcc.

Wall Paper, (various patrons) sand paper* d-c. Superior CAP PAPER, Aime's Mannfacture,

Do Yellov Letter pajer, Do Blue, do Do Rose, do Do White, do Feint and water-lined writfn-f paper, Osboro's Superior WATEjS. CULORS, different sizes, BLANK BOOKS, of various sizes, Together with a general supply of sucharti eles as may he needed ia this section- all which they propose to sell on liberalaad accom modating terms.

QUEENSWARE.

Ill Cask#Queensware(assortedjjnttrecei? ed and for sale, lowfor cash, or on shot credit, by BLAKE 4 GR0VERMA5.

March 8-34 tf.

NOTICE.

MrOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign x* ed have taken out letters of admioistra* lr*°,,

0?,

Alexander Ceoper,late

Parke Couaty, deceased. Those haviog claims against said estate, viil present them leeaPy astheaticated for adjoatmeot, aad those indebted to the same wfll owke Immediate payments The estate is probabty solvest.

A. ltt'GREGOR,&CO. WHOLESALEb RETAIL DEALERS

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, ANt)

KJ V^ /'CASTIIVGS^

RESPECTFULLY

they

inform the public that

they have opened an IRON STORE in Terre-Haute, Indiana, adjoining Linton, Biake and Ball's and Linton and Lindley}sstores, wh re they intend keeping always on hand a large assortment of Iron, Nails, Steel and Castings, which they feel disposed to sell at a small advance on Cincinnati prices.

A. McGREGOR, & CO.

Being connected with the Rolling Miffs in Cot-1 ington,Ky.,and Furnaces io Ohio, &c. will /always be receiving an additional supply tot^eir -present stock. ALSO, Stoves and Pipe, Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils and Vices, Coal Grates, Mills Saws, and Wagon Boxes.

Terre-Haute, July 4—52—tf.

COME AND SEB!

A. A.I II IB

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, [Srott Side of the Public Sqvarr, at the tland

formerly occupied by /ohn Britton, Esq

WHERE

he is npW receiving direct frorn\

tbe East, and will keep constantly on hand a large snpply of

Dtugs,Medicines, Paints, Dyc-StufFs, AND ALSO,

A large supply of

BOTANICAL MEDICINES

illof the drst quality and respectfully intitea |Herchaiits and Physicians, and dealers gene* lly, to call and eiaipice his slock and prices.

Terre Haute, April 17—39tf

whe selel

Jlitna for Sac. A tract of 160 acres, best kind

Land, lying on the National Road,4 miles east of Terre Haute. The Ihnrf is of good quality, and partly itnpror Enquire of R. D. SKINNER, lay I, 1834-41 tf ,*

4,000 lbs. jams and shoulders April 34-*40tf I

NOTICE.

TURMiuonber

wishes

rice May

ot Mi

Tanner's Oil. 30 BARRELS TcnnerVOiJ.ty received per Citizen, and foralq by

WM. McMURRAN.

|ril l7-^39—3m ,:

(ffivocn-tf.,

subscriber will continue the (fa^i tiness at his old stand in TerrejH will keep constantly on banl' assortment of

Groceries,

whicl cash

rill be offered for sale unusual!1

De»-23-lf B. M. HAKJW

Dried Apples and Peaches

received, per steamers Fairy Milr— rrels dried Apples do Penchei-

ALSO,

els crab Cidt wluc cash. ati II

ANU,

9 bnrifeg Mess Pork 8 dol Prime do

to ptirchas

tity of irood Butter,

good Butter, for which tl

price will be paid in CASH. 21,4m HENRY'A I

28 SACKS Havana Coffee 10 bbls. New Orleans Sugar, 35 chests young hyeou Tea 30 bbls New Orleans Rum 1 tierce Rice, For sale low for cash or on short cred

Ap 17—39 BLAKE & GROVEI

Notice.

fWlIIERE will !»e on electioR holden township of th« county of Vigo, first Monday in August next, at the usm of holding elections, for the purpose of one Governor, one Lieutenant-Governor nator, one Representative, obe Sheriff, od ner, and one County Commisiioner.

a. TAYLOR

1 erre-IIaute, April 5—3813 ft

sti

Notary Public.

IVIIIE subscriber having obtainiid a~ .i *L?.n ^tflry public, offers his ser* the public in that capacity

May-l-41tf g.

fr0OK

Uafte $c iiu

HAVE

just received from Now Yorl New Orleans) their

Spring supply of Goods,

and are now ready to furnish customers assortments. They have also on hand

Cotton Yarn,

from tbe Covington Factory, near Cincin May 8~42tf

Just Received,

or Steamboat SYU'il, and

"P. 15,

for I

half pipes American brand/

Cogniac do

10 casks of sweet Malaga Wine Teneriffe do

5 do

H# bokM boncb 20 kegs do do 1 barrel Pepper 1 do Aispice

May8-4^tfBLAKEt^0irERJ

FOR RENT.

f|lWO Store Rooms, veil calculated ness, immediately froatin* th House, ao«r in the occupancy of J. Esq. Enquire of

Dec.

]Wahf

BLAKEi

COVER

OA SEG8 Boston nails 40 Boxes Creel's ToWcco oO doz. best Hemp Bed-cords, Just received, aad or sale, by July 11-1 L. H, J. HCfT

€rroc«rIe« St Liquor.

JU8T received per sieamper Sftyh, G»»«e-

an^

Liquots, coosiatiag of

Havanna brown Sugar Ne* Orleans do

•Loaf do do Pepper, Aispice, and Cinnamon liaisins in boxes Pigs ia drums ifiignett# Brandy

Americaa do

G*«

Teneriff Wine Malaga do CordSu,&c. Which v« oder to oar customerc on dor

si Ufnr,