The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1834 — Page 3

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Bjf the ship Normandie, from Ita#e we have Received a Paris paper of the 15th« The Gazette de Fmnce contains a letter to the editor from M. Jauj^e. the banker, stating the arrival of Don Carlos in Spain.

The Gazette says he took his seat as President of the Provincial Juntas at Elisondo, and has addressed'a proclamation to ~e Spanish nation, stating that he would v'^cr again quit them, but shoald he fail endeavoring to perform the duties which his rsjok nnd love Ah* the people impose 5»pon'fern, be will be replaced bjr hfe eiJte*t HE promises to convoke the Mi Cortex, in ail the communes, in1 of tlie present ore, wluch he calls a ^fjilrtnlom—to re establish the /euros, and the Bailie Law, which waa violated by Ferdinand VII., and concludes his pro damalion by comparing himself with rel.tgiuf, who he m) s—•'•In former timet cr.rr'rj with htm Into the

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A«turia» religion, the la v, i, nnd the glory of hi* -country* Gtfardiao of (bit racrwl deposit, of this inheritance of riafs -nal independance, he preierved it in order to tore it to Spain in all it purity, and in so doit*~ prepared the deliverance of the country. Aw exile like him, butTtill of rdr in fV- Divine protection and in yt.:ir i:,!••{:{jr, itn :»-.»h»t other Mtwri that 1 commence thc|ptUo it is wifh you, and under the ihii ldof ouro'iuient liberties, that we (ball triumph over our i,uw enemy.*'

It tvn* rumored veslerdny thai DonCar1 left London on the 1st inst, arrived at Dieppe on the at Paris on the 4th, at Hordeouxon the morning of the 7th, at l^nyonne on the 3th, in the evening, at the Jtyaniih frontier on t!ift morning of the 9th, aiitj at Elisondo I hesume evening. •Some of t!»e French papers says, "If a I)on Carlos prcscnls iii'rnjic'lf i:i Spain, il ht, undoubtedly, a phantom of a Sovereign, got up by the ('in list leaders, in order lo support the courage of the troops, who threaten to abandon e,urt*, in favoui of which the Pretender, htmsi.lt has been cowardly enough never once to draw hU loyal sword."

A tri'iur.fil in the nature of a censorship %f the drama is about to he established in France. A copy of each phy to be performed, before represent Htion, is to be Sent to the Minister of Iuleiior, to be subject ed to his judgement. ?i

The Sefilirtelie des Pyrenees 'announces lhat a houiti nl notice has received from Paris 5'M),0yO fr., to be placed at ihe di«pewa! ofiliJ C4rlit c)iipf Zum il icnrregey.

The Memorial des Pyrenee, of Pau, stales thai thO-Carllsts have just reduced to 10 per cent the entrance duties upon every kind of French wove goods. Colonial produce is subject, a? before, to 1G per ccut.

Tuesday, July 10, Ojic o'clock.—The Courier yrantms states that *'a "speech from the throne will be delivered on the JJlsl inst., lo which the deputies will reply by an address after the examinations ol the tju ihlieutions of th€ members'and ihe sippoint merit of the *fficeisof the Chamber. Ministers, it adds, are already aware lhat the spirit which will prevail among the majority will not be fuch as they could desire* Political questions will be laid uside hi much ns possible, and attention will by principally devoted to the introduction of order and economy into the department of the Finances. There is a special umfcd.ttO*givcii by Ihe electors to the Deputies to whatever party they belong. The circumstance disquiets Minister*) most, of wham arc particularly perplexed by the Urge share of the Budget swallowed up by the war department.— Jlcuce thecoldu ssthat exisistcd between them, and the Marshal during the King's recent journey. During that time, only ot\p Council was held, n$i they preferied leaving sopm Attaint ill suspetfs-c to submitting them to the Maihal as Ihcii superiors in the Cabinet."

OXE i, V~lCli IKXtiLANO.

The Uiimhigham, Captain Patterson, from Liverpool, brings London p*p«-rs to the i|ith. f"

The n«w ministry was tint yet decided iipom New diiHculties sfcem lo present themselves horn ty agaltist a pure tory, a pure whig, er a coalition cabinet. It is supposed, however, lhat a liberal ministry will finally be agreed upon. Public opinion appears to require it* and the absence of the Queen, now on a visit to Germany, innj^ present no difficulties to such an arranj'.rtnelrt.

The cof rf^n bill seems to puzade the House of 1 .wi Ji. They do not kuow how |j dispose of it. i' A Hairs in Spain continue to bo unsettled. The cortex h%d nut yet Ix

the arrival of Don Carlos has thrown Udngs iuto«cotifu$ion, whitb,! etbcr with want of mean?, and the influence of the ptiests over man|".i#depcndent Hands in the mountains against the Queues govern* ment, unite to j'K.ce,|hat country iu a tcrv unpleasant position. A

The committee appointed by lb& House of Commons, on the establishment of a tteam eommunkit!u»n with India, has reported favorably of' th~ $ rns, considering it a^rork of great liiipo tar.ee to Britain. .. trrtLt. tATKR,

By the arrival of the shtj Humboldt, Capl. Bliss, at lk»ston, dales to the 20th from Liverptn4 have been received.

The new cabicc has been formed with

-s Melbourne at in head. Viscount Dun~

rattnen has succeeded Mefeonrne in tH* Hoinc Department, and Sir Jol.n C. Holhouse, Commi*«»oner of Woods and Forin place ei Da iciBt)cr.. 'The itahillly oiMhii cabinet was twichdoused.

Jt w«v sthted in ilic House by Urd Althorp, ast!.*4 ir.teufllon of goveinment to ^»rocced \iU*U»cSrish bill and ilwrencwul at lae^cocrc^n ,i with modi|cations. Th«* I Otroniclc says ihe reigtj of th*" um .1U at an cod, and the inten»t pretaiK

The change of the ministry in Enghnd -had occwwoeilap r-ralsttspensionof ba--l^sinws, and a •tUlnesa «o oatwal on «id4co and moir^atw» c*|ot*»

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Vtox TSX X. T. JOVftJMX. OF COVVtKcJu THREE DATS LATER FROM EUROPE. By the packet ship George Washington, capt. Holdredge,we have received London papers to tbe^3d ult. and Liverpool to the 24th, both inclusive.

The arrival of Don Carlos fn Spa longer doubtful. A battle between his forces (represented to amount to 1*2,000 tnen) and those of Gec|. Rodil, was shortly expected* ilis banker in Paris had been arrested and imprisoned.

The British fleet in the Mediterranean had landed 1000 or 1200 marines near Smyrna but precisely for what purpose, does not appear. There is evidently a strong feeling of distrust between the Quadruple Alliance on the one band,consisting of Engiand, France, Spain, and Portugal and the Northern Despot on the other and this feeling has been increased by the recent events in the Peninsulars well as by the disposition manifested by the German Confederation to bring Switzerland within its grasp, & certain demonstrations of Russia indicating a desire to take a slice of Tur-

SPAIN.

The Gazette de France has the follow ing:—letters received from Elisondo, dated July 14th, gives the following detail*:

On tfie 12th, Chaties V. went publicly to the Church to be present at a Te Deum performed in honor of his safe return.— Crowds of people from all directions flocked to Elisondo bonfires were lighted all over the country, all the villages were illuminated, and theinhabitansdres3ed in their Sunday clothes, testified their joy by dancing all the night.

On the 12th, the King, accompanied by Zumalacarregay, who had joined him soon after

his

arrival, set out lor the head quar

ters of tfie army, at some distance from Elisondo. According to the plan of military operations adopted on the lltli, the King

immediately to advance to mecfei

Rodil, attack him, and march upon Madrid. All the necefsaiy preparations lor an action are in readiness seventeen thousand men regularly organized, and completely armed and equipped, are in marching order, without taking into account the guerillas. The first words of the King after his arrival were, "Wc must march upon Madrid, without slopping upon the way we must keep constantly advancing and not loose time in lightiug upon

be treated as rebels to my Royal person. 1 shall be as severe to those who persevere in their rebellion, as I shall be indulgiug lo those who shall repent. And you, valiant and faithful warriors now aisogjbled around your chief & your father, lclrne most rigid discipline reign amongst you, and observe lite most strict obedience towards your commanders. From discipline and obedience proceeds strength, and that strength will secure us the victory with which God will crown the cause of justicc. General#, effirers, volunteers, nnd soldiers, 1 am grateful for jour immense services, which sttall be rewarded by your King. "CARLOS."

l'Fr*m

couvened and

my Royal residence of Elisondo,July 13." The Gmcite de France has the following: Il is asserted that Charles V. when at the Chajean de Villa Real, in Portugal, sent, towards the end of December, lb*33, a gentleman of bis household to Ihe different Courts of Europe,to announce his coming to the throne, conformably to the law of succession guarenteed or recognixed since thfe reign of Philip V. by all the European sovereign*. #!t is likewise s^id, that the answer of the Continental Monarch? was to the effect that they promised to recognize him as soon as he should make his appearance in Spai»u The bearer of the answer of the Sovereigns-landed in Portugal at tbe same moment that Charles V. was leaving that country to go to England. The bearer ol these answers followed the Prince to London, and then delivered these answers*. There is some reason to suppose that these communications fiom the Continental Powers induced Charles V. lo set out without delay for ihe northern provinces of Spam, which have been for ages back remarkable for their fidelity to tht. Crown." *1.^

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the other. The Government is al Madrid and it is thither that we must rush forward with the greatest possible impetuosity."— On his arrival at Elisondo, Charles V. made several nominations, of which the following are the principal. Count de Villomur has been named War Minister ad nterim Zumalacarreguy, Chief of the General Sta(T& Commandant Genera! of the army, Uenilo Eraso, second in command. The following is the proclamation addressed by Don Carlos:

Sot.uinns!—My desires are nt Icngfh salH'ied, I am in the midst of you. This is a moment my heart has been long expecting— )ou are acquainted with my constant efforts to hasten it. My paternal heart is filled with the sweetest satisfaction when thinking of your ulorious actions, which will be transmitted to the most distant posterity. Volunteers nnd soldiers, your sufferings, your fatigues, your constancy,your love for your legitimate King and for my Royal person are a subject of admiration for'all nations, who cannot find ctilogiums sufficiently worthy of such heroic devotion. Let us set out, then, altogether, and with me nt your head let us march to victory.—But even victory will be painful to me if purchased at the expense ol Spanish blood. To avoid this, 1 exhort all those who have been seduced or deceived, or who, docile lo my voice, will lay down their arms, to come and take shelter under my Royal mantle* But if contrary lo my expectations, there should be found any so blind lo persist in an opposite course, they shall

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purpose, however,VH at present merely conjectured. The English fleet had land ed about 1,200 marines at Smyrna and is also said in the advices from Russia, that considerable activity prevails in increasing the Russian Navy. In London those indications are looked upon with a great degree of jealousy but an apprehension does not appear to exist to any extent that Russia will, for a considerable length of time at least, attempt to gain any advantages over the Ottoman Government.—Liverpool paper.

Notice.

pursuance of a decree of the VTfco Circuit Court, lad. as a court of channcery Bitting, at the November term thereof, 1834, in favor of Henry Markle, vt:

Alpha* Rawley and Deberry

bis wife, I will cxpoce to public tale as the law directs, ««Ue Court House door in Terro Haute, oo Saturday, the B7tb «lay of September, inst. between the hour* of 10 A. 3|#*and 1 P. M. of •aid day, the east half of the north east quarter of section 36, town 13, north ranee, 9 west.

Sept. Il-6w3 JE. M. JOJfES, Sh]f.

jXoiice.

ABARRELfv

of Flat Boat Furniture, Cable,

&.c. left by Ihe Steamboat Sylph, said to belong to a gentleman named Adains, can b« had by calling at Noble Sc. McCabe's Store, by paying charges ($1.68) and advertising. If not taken away before 25th December Dext, it will be sold to pay charges.

Sept. ll-6lf JAS. TR^EUE.

NOTICE.

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unsettled accounts with the subscriber,& notes now dae, are left at the Store of Messrs. Noble & McCabe, for collection, who are au1 horized to receire aud receipt for tbe same.— liaring closet! my business mTerrc Iiuute,uDd extended liberal credits to my customers, I expect promptness in tbe settlement of my out-standing claims. I must therefore, urge their settlement immediately.

Sept. 11—6tf JAS. TRABUE.

State Sank of IndMna.

THE

subscribers for Stock in the several branches of the State Bank of Indiana, are hereby notified that they are requied to pay the first Instalment on each share of their Stock, to the respective Commissioners having oharge of the Supscription Books in each District, in the town where the lirancbBunk,in which such stock in subscribed is located, and atsucb public place in said town as the said Commissioners shall direct, on Monday Ihe tenth day of Norember next. And also, that on the day succeeding, being the eleveulb day of November next, at tbe usuul place of holding elections in such town, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and four o'clock iu the afternoon, nn election will be held, by ballot, for eight Directors on the port of the respective Stockholders in each such branch of which election the Commissioners holding the Subscription Books of Stock in such Distrcit, are appointed Judges.

By order of the Board of Directors of the State Bank of Indiana, on this 2dth day of August, A. D. ltJ34.

JOSEPH M. MOORE,

Sept. 4—5n»2 Casfiicr pro. tcm.

INbers

pursuance of the above order, tho subscrifor Stock to the Branch of tho State iiunkof Indiana, of the 9th District, located nt i'erru Haute, are hereby notified that the undersigned, the Batik commissioners of said district, ill attend daily (Sundays excepted) from the 10th inst. to the said IOth day of November, at the Counting room of Linton, Blake & Ball, in said town, to receive payment of ttyj.jBrs^t ^instalment ou said Stock.

Wins U'ASSON,

SON,

"r- JOHN F. CRl THO. H. BLAKE. Terre Haute. Sept. 4~5u2

Src. 94. Should any failure of payment on the first or nnv *ub*equtuit iujUhueiit lake plttce on the part of any »ub« liber* forsaid Stork, then and in such case, the patty Ituliug shttll forfeit and pav,if for the fir.tlinMalinent, the

Mini

of $10 per ghare, to lfie Fresiden* and Directors ot die State Uunk, lobe recovered by an action of debt, tic. &c.

Cmcinuali Wire Factory.

On Walnut *{., 3 doors above the Pearl *t. Hotel.

WILLIAM

UROMWELL, grateful for the

patt fuvors of the public, hopes, by strict attention to business, to still merit a continuance of their favors: he is prepared to furnish Wire of every description, such as

Hulling and Standing,Screens# for Merchant Mills Dusters, Washers, and Rag Tables, for paper mills Screens for all kinds of Grain and Seeds, and for fanning mills Riddles and Screens for sand, lime, and coal Safes am^Sievcs, Hatters' hurls, Rat and Mouse Traps, Bird Cages.

Fan Mill Makexs and Mill Wrights, and others, would do well to exaiv-ine the assortment on hand. /,

A1I onfe*rs by letter,"postpaid,will be promptly attended to. Sold wholesale nnd retail, and on as favorable terms as any establishment iu the West,

Cincinnati, Sept. l-5w3

BACK AGAIN!

JNO.

BURTON has again resumed the business of a Tavern Keeper, ut the wclliinQjtn stand of th#

Terre Haute, Sept. 4-5tf"

JLI$Uoh

HAVE

^Union Hall,"

Wh^rche wiu be most happy to see tho old friends of thc-cstablishment, as well as such nrir friends as shall honor him with a call. An absence of nearly twelve months has not deprived him of the ditposilion to attend to the wants of his guests white, he is happy to add, it has placed within his rcntlboihe means to make his House more comfortable more desirable, and more pleasant than heretofore. He osn only promise to those who put up at his boose every attention-—good farepleasant rooms—and, if tbey have horses, a stable not exceeded by any in tbe State, with an attentive hostler, who never tires in his vocation His charge* will be as moderate as those of his neighbors—never exorbitant—-nor unsuited te the pressure of the times.

JFCIAKE 4* Bail

just received Ganpower Tea,catty boxes, manufactured Tobacco in Kegs and Lead in* bars, which they offer for tale on their usual terms. ..,.v

Sept. 4-5tf idk

Just Itrceivcd,

KOWN and bleached Snirtings, Casinetts, Flannels, Bine #nd Green Cloths, Jean*, Cotton Yarns, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ready made Clothing, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tar, Salt, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Hardware, Queens ware, $c. At reduced prices, by

M. W. SEDAM.

West of and adjoining the Office of the WaCourio^ Aug. 7-3«

Frmfc ftoods,

109 PACKAGES FRESH GOODS, HHJH were purchased at a very farorable titaa in the eastern cities. Our

The advices received fiotn Constantino* j, much more complete than is osoal, so pie tend to the belief that at no distant period a collision will take place between tbe ,n« and the Turks, it appears that Ras tectivc preparations are going forward in strengthening the fortifications at the Dardanelles and the Bcaphoros and it is said thatTurker is concentrating a force of' nated between 35,000 and 30,000 men, for what July 33-l~»4

eaHy in tbe seasow—pmebasef* are invited to call. Tbe usual articles of barter takes iaex-

ANDERSON, BELL, St, CO-

Louisville, Ky. iatf 15. p. 8. 30,000 do*, cettoa r*"» on band, of ttaefcstock. Bell, & CVt maonfectnre, war-

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GOOBS. A GARVIN

C&AMB1 LOUl^yiULE, Y.

HAVE

jwi receireH^l are now f®lf AXtunaivA 1

£ng(udl,

openiaga

very extensive and %#ll selected assortment of Fall and \Yiirtrir

frnnfcIWlfnnsislinr

Frenrt.nd ORY GOO Domestic

Vermillion Probate Coitrl, Aug. Term,1834. Joseph Schooling, and Jonathan W. Downing, Administrators of On petition for

Michael Pa It oil dee'd sale of real ev*: state. The heirs of said dew® ceased.

COME

now at this term, the said Administrators, and suggest to the Court, here that they have discovered lhat the personal estate of said dee'd, is insufficient to pay the debts and demands outstanding against said estate. It is therefore ordered that the heirs of the said Michael Patton, dee'd, he summoned to be and ap-, pear on the first day of the next term, and shew cdusr,if apy they can,why suoh real estate,should not be sold aud made assetts for the payment of the debts and demands aforesaid. Aud it appearing to th6 Court, that ccrtain of tho said heirs, to wit: Benjamin Holland and Mildred his wife, and DaTid Patton are not residents of this State, it is therefore ordered, that iiotice'of this application be given by three successive publications in the Wabash Courier, a newspaper printed and published at Terre Haute, in this State.

Attest. JOHN W. RUSH, Cl'k. Sept. 4-5w3

Stale of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss: Probate Court, August Term, 1834.

RODOLPHUS

A Copy. Attest.

•HP-™

DKT, fotn'rS iKK. S

Extract trou) the Bank charter

Sept. 4-3w3 JL D. SUMMER, Adm?r.

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notice.

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partnership heretofore existing under tlu^irm of Th. Sr Enoch Burton, was dissolved «Tthe 1st of August last, by mutual consent. rcrsons indebted to the late firm, arc requested to make immediate payment to Thus. Burton who is authorised to settle accounts.

ALSO,

Hardware Sc Cutlery, dun Powder Imperial JJyson and our.g llyson, Indigo, Madder, Pepper, Spice, ,* Ginger, Indigo, Alum, &c.

TEAS.

To which tbey would invite the attention of Ihoir Indiana and Illinois friends and dealers generally, to give them a call.

September, 4-5tf

The Wabash Mercury (Latajette) will publish the above Ull the Ut January, 1835.

To Blacksmiths,

have on hand twf Blacksmith'.* Bellows, of good quality, which wo will sell low for cash, or on short credit, •LLNTOJV, BLAKE &. BALL.

Sept. 4-5tf.

D. SKINNER, Administrator

of tho estate of William McConnel,dee'd, having filed his petition pruying for a settlement of said estate us un insolvent estate: it is ordered, that unless the creditors of snid estate notify the said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims,by filing the same, or a statement of tho nature,description nnd date of the contract, or assumpsit upon which the same mny be founded, in tho office of the Clerk of this Court, previous to the final distribution of thea5sct*of said estate, such claims will tc postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors: nnd it is ordered that a copy of this order be published in tha Wabash Courier 6 weeks successively.

C. GILBERT, Cl'k.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuit ant to a decreo of the Probate Court of Vigo couuty, I will on Saturday tbe lltli of October next, al the Court House in Terre Haute, rc-expose tp public sale, on a credit of 6 months, the interest wbich was of Nath. Robbins,deo'd, in the cast hall'of the north west quarter of section 8, town 12, range 8, west. The above mentioned interest consists of ft bond for the conveyance in feo simple of said land, on the p«yment of the purchase money, to wit. $100, $25 of which has been paid, The purchaser awumes the payment of the balance due on the bond and on giving note, with approved security, for the sum bid for the interest of the dee'd, will be entitled to an assignment of the bond.

THO. & ENOCH BURTON.

Sept. 4-4tf

Union, Blake & Ball.

Wein

ILLIAM C. LINTON is again associated business with Blnke fc Ball, and the firm will be, as formerly, Linton,Blake nnd Ball.

They inform their customers and tbe public that they will hdve on hand by the first of September nn additional and full supply of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE Sr GROCERIES, which they will sell on their nsual terms,

August, 4—tf

J*J NOTICE.

SHALL offer for saleou tho 15th of October next, at 12 o'3bck, my premises in Grand View, Edgar County, Illinois. Said premises include 3 and acres of land, on which is situated a convenient house and other building*, which render it a very suitable stand for a tavern. Also at the same time I shall sell a large Tan-yard, nenr the above, wbich is conveniently located for carrying on the tanning business. Tho above situations are finely located, and combine as many advantages as4rtiy spot in tbe County. A liberal credit will be given, and payment may be made hy equal instalments, by giving^approved security. i' SAMUEL W. DUNN.

Spencer, lnd. A«g. 4ts

HERNIA, OR RUPTURE.

THE

nf,

subscriber respectfully announces to the People, and the afflicted, that Tkos. Stag-

Kentucky, has invented a Truss for tben of re a in so

Hernia, or Kuptiire,

And has obtained a patent for tbe tame, and that be has procured tbe sole right of its use in tbe State of Indiana.

Its peat advantages over every kind of Elastic Truss consists, not merely in retaining the bowels in their proper sitoation, bat in producing certain re-ouio* of the ruptured parts.by the process of healing them permanently. Radical ere* are effected whenever tbe bowels can be retorted to their natural position. Tbe time repaired from 60 to 130 days, awl in aggravated eajee looger. No compensation will be reatfired, or accepted, unless a permanent core is effected. Df. R. Biake is appointed Agent, who trill attend all cases at his Store.

TH ACKER V. BUSH.

Terre-llaote. August 28~4w3

Laborers Wanted.

M/E wish to employ one hundred laborers on WW tbe Wahanfe

and Erie Canal (near the

month of the SafasMsia River,) to whom f'5 per moath wiU be paidP The oonntry is healthy, and fast settling.

M?K. WINES 4b BROTHERS.

A as 3 $ 4 3

TERRE HAUTE RACES. /•IHE Terre Haute Race* will oommenc* JL tbe 8th of October, and ooatinue 3 days (8th, 9tli and lOth) on the track near this|Poe. The first day's purse will be OJVJ5 HU&&&ED DOLLARS^ fiee for any hort*} OMf* tfir gelding three miles and repeat. Entraa«fe &n dollars. "The second day's pone will consist of the enJ^|PK!MMney of tbe first and second day's entrance money, free for any horse, mare, or geld ing, (except tho wining horse *f the first day .)— Entrance fivo tlollars—two miles and repeat.

Tbe third {day's pnrse will be thirty dollars, free for three year old col ft, one mili and repeat. Entrance three dollars.

For the Jirtt and second day's Races, three horses must be entered under the regulations of the Track.

The whole proceedings of the Track will be under the most imperatiwe regulations, drawn up with a view to insure the most perfect fairness in every transaction of the Race.

Sept. Il-6-3t THE STEWARTS.

To the Afflict^. S. MAXWELl^PhySician and Surgeon, and memben of tho Medical Society of tbe college of Physicians and Surgeons, (W. D. St. New York,) respectfully informs the inhab itants of Fountain county, and the publio generally, that he has located himself in the village ofltob Roy, Fountain county, lnd., and will most cheerfully attend to all calls or enquiries appertaining to his profession. In addition to the more common diseases of our country, his attention has been particularly directed to chronic difficulties and complaints, generally supposed to be incurable, and from his experience,believes there are but few diseases which do not admit of cure, or at least of being so greatly mitigated lhat the patient may enjoy a comfortable degree of health, instead of laboring under disease and pain. Being aware also that thousands neglect medical aid from an idea that their cases are remediless, or frcm repeated trials with no better effect than an increase of disease, & an extravagant bill—He therefore mentions a few of the diseases which he proposes to remedy or make no charges for his attention and services, viz: Asthma or phthisic, dropsies, general and local, nervous or periodical headache, consumption iu its insipient Stages, acute and chronic rheumatism, ^alt rheum, goitre or swelled neck, pancreatic and other tumours, dyspepsia, varicose veins, or diseased action of the veins of the lower extremities, accompanied with pain and swelling of the limb, indurations of tho spleen or ague cakes,indolent ulcers, &c. From his practice in southern as well as northern States, be hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. Good reference onsapplication.

August 27-4tf

Slate of Indiana, County of Vigors*: Probate Court, A ugtistTerm, 1381. William N. Perry, Administrator and Alberf Badollet, and Rachel his wife, Administratrix the estate of Mark Barnett, deceased, vit William P. Barnett, and Euiily Berry, and John W. Berry her guardian.

Bill for a settlement and Distribution.

THEappearingto

complninants having filed their bill, and it the satisfacsion of the court that tho said John W. Berry is not a resident of this State: it is ordered that he appear at or before the next term of this court, to be held on the third Monday of November next, and answer the said bill and it is ordered that a copy of this order be published in the Wabash Courier 6 weeks successively. .*4 Copy. Attest, "ii C. OJLBERT, CPk, ]. '-^August 97-4w6.

Style of Indiana, County of Vjgo,ss: Circuit Court, May Term, 1834. WELLS IIUQIURO, ~l i\ vt: fhsblveucy.

CREDITORS,

THrs

HE petitioner, by Samuel B. Gookins, his attorney, having filed his schedule and petition, praying for the benefit of the act for the relief of imnlvcut Jcbtorf Nutioo rm hctob^ gIron that the said applicant, will, on the first day of the next term of this court, make application to nave the benefit of said act extended to him, and for a final discbarge 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 term, and that the cause be oontinued. -ss#

A Copy. Attest. P- GILBERT, CM* August 7-3w3

NOTICE.

Tministration

HE undersigned has taken out letters of adon the estate of Henry Maloom, dee'd. late of Vigo "county, Indiana. All perdersonc indebted to said estate, arc requested to mnke immediate paymont, and those hnving clnims against the same, will present them duly authenticated,within nine months for settlement. The estate is believed to be solvent.

JOS. MALCOM, MARTIN RAY,

July 31— 2t2 Administrator.

i¥€" jNOTLCE

NHE undersigned, having taken out letters of administration on the estate of John T. Whilaker, dee'd. late of Vigo County Iud. notified all interested, that tho said estate is solvent, and requests all those owing the dee'd. or having claims agaimt the same, to take legal stops immediately for settlement.

NOTICE

JESSE WIIITAKER,

July 32-2t3 AinCr. NOTICE.

is hereby given, that we have taken

out letters of ^dministratiOQ upon the estate of James C. Turner, deceased, late of Vigo County, lnd. All persons indebted to the said estate, will please make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are requester! to present them for settlement duly authenticated. The estate is solvent.

July Sll^t3 SUSAN TURNER, Admn'x.

Cuieibcrlantl Road West of Jiidianapolia.

THE

letting of Contracts on this part of tbe road, is postponed for the present. II. JOllSON, S«»p. BeltviUe, July 23d-ltf

COOKING STOVES. •eceived, per steamer Science, a few improved ROTARY COOKING STOVES, an excellent and convenient article, much superior lo those formerly in nse.

ALSO,

A large assortment of Blacksmith's Anvils and Vieee Crocscat and Mill Saws Evans' A ogars, a first-rate article. Franklin Stoves, for wood and coal Seven and Tea plate wood Stoves Cannon Stoves, for coal Grates do do Smoothing: Irons Wrought and cot nails, of all sues Cast-steel for axes EajfHsh md American blittof Wagon boxes and drawing chains Mill irons, cranks, Gadgeeas aad raggwties!* Williams' axes Hollow-ware, odd lids Iron, flat, roaad, and square sheet aod boiler iras. With many other articles nssuiUy kept tn iron Stores, all of wbieh will be sekt al fair prices, for estb ot approved produce.

Jul,

24-ia

A. McGSJEGOR

Teachei

HAVE

Asg

CO.

constant c:

I&SRAL wages

*-4 will be given to school district of-Ne lnd. The applicant Reading, Writing, A graphy. He will be examination, and respe^ desirablj»._ The school August."

«ai

be reqaired

JOHN ED. MARLO

v. SAML. CLA Newport, Iblj 24—Iw3

Ox H|ill and DlsUHfl FOR SALE.

WILL sell on aetedit of one and twl 200 acres of first rate land, oa wbicL rected an OX MILL and DIST1LLBE1 rior to none in tbe State, susceptible of l| six barrels of Whiskoy per day* Aft plete repair, with vats, tubs, and other1 ry aparatus* eligibly situated on the Wal ver, five miles above Yiacennes. It kfl tablishmeot worth the attention of any^ wishes to embark in the Distilling^

I. N. WHIT1

Carlisle, lnd. July 24—l-6w

Stale of Indiana, Vermillion Probate Court, in

COURTLAN#

LAWSON,

Samuel Rundell, deceased,

It. M. Corwine, his attorney, filed^ praying for a settlement of said estt solvent estate whereopoa it is ord leas the creditors of said estate toot ministrator of the existence and eat! their respective claims, by filing tbslamf,| statement of the nature, description, and of the contract or assumpsit upon which same may be founded, in the office of tbe ei of this court, previous to'the final dlstrit ef the assotts of said estate, the sane postponed in favor of the claims of mei gent creditors and it is ordered that a this order be published in some autl newtpaper, for six weeks successively.

JNO. W. RUSH, Cl'k P.

June 24,1384.—50w6 •^r^rNOTICB^-^ jj^

TAE

partnership heretofore existing the firm of *CHAS. 4c JAS. HA IT was dissolved on* the 30th June last, by mntl consent. Persons owing any tiling to tbe firm are requested ie pay the same to Ja| Haynes, who is authorised to ssttle all accot

F. R. BENNSTT for C. & J. HAYNES July 17 52tf

Seed Wanted.

Dr.Mustard

THOMAS K. WILSON will gft per bushel for all clean mustard seed may be delivered at his Drug Store,Mainat I Louisville, Ky.

July 1T-55&-3W ,,' FOR SALE. subscriber wishes to dispose of ai one-third part of the woll-known'

PERRYSVILLK STEAM-MILL, Vermillion county, Indiana. A bargsta to purchaser will be given.

THIS property consists of Vt ing Mill, or two pair of JJuri1 Sin (and a pair of French Burs Bto of the best quality will be runnim

a few days.] Also, A Sato Mill, two CardinfrfftfachitliBi, STEAM DISTILLERY, with which is also connected 09 £5*100 acri first-ate bottom LAND.

The whole tnacbiaery is in sbeeessful profitable operation, and its local situation, respect lo all the conveniences oftprosecut a successful business, is not proBanjr surps b/ any in the western country*, %'he let will be liberal.

The purchaser, if he desires it, #an h«uj comodated, on fair torms, with a ebarenil and pleasant House and Lot, suitable.Ib% small famil), with the necessary out-buildil

THOMAS AMDERSOl

Perrysville, March 29—37tf

i-iS-

Patrick & Pea»c ii

leajs,

just received from New Orl steamer Sylph,and now offer for sale at Briok Store, west of C. Rose's new block of b^i dings, a large and general assortment of

Groceries, JYails, Stc,

They have, and will continue to keep on bsn^ good assortment of fs

®rua« sc JttrtiTctnrs

Physicians, and others, supplied on aceommod ing terms. Family supplies oftiroceries el Medioinss pub up, with the necessary diresiij for usuing. Among their Liquors are:

Cognac, Choleia and American

Holland Gin, Jamaica and N. O. Rt warranted pure, and of the quality, Maderia, Tenerifle, Muscat, Muscat! and Claret Wines, 1 Cask old Poit, a superior article, Pure winter struined Lamp Oil, Do summer do do do A few sacks of Liverpool blown Salt. They expect to receive in a fisw weeks a stoc

Paints, Dyc-Stuffi, arid Confcctionaries*| They wish to purchase (after harvest) five six thousand bushels of OATS—-and will give fair price for Caster Oil Beans.

June 19—48tf

FRESH SUPPLY!

BLAKE St tROVESgUN,

CORKKX OP SECOND AND WSSASK STaSCTS, TERRE HAUTE HAVE just received from the JSac a large and fresh supply of

Drug*, Medicines, Oi la, PnLats, Dy« {fM^enrgicaliastrasneBtSfBraslMH

Glassware, Varnishes, Tpbacco, Snuff\ Si gars, ami Candies With every other article nsnall/ kept by Dro -T-. *uu» Which they offer A. wholesale and retail, consequence of having an agent in eae of Eastern markets, their stock will be always plete. Their stock has been purchased oa best terms, particular attention paid fo the sel tion, asd every article warranted genuine,

They respectfully solicit the attention of cot try merchant! druggist*, physicians, manefi torcrs, Uc. to their stock, and assure persons a distance who eaanot make it conesnient te sit Terre-Haute, by forwarding their orders t! may confidently rely on our fending every cle of tbe host quality and lowest prices.

'County Library.

election will be held at tbe Court in T# re Haute on Monday tbe 1st day of Septet ber next, for the purpose of elecUog rtven fr* tees for tbe Vigo County Library.

Aug. 4-tl C. G. TAYLOR, Shff,

NOTICE.

WILL

be sold oa Toesday tbe 3d of Beptei ber at pabtio sale for cash In hand bn«bcl of stone eoal on tbe bank ot tbe riverl low Darkey's Jerry, to pay a debt dee ff« Thompson a fid Condtt, to myself,

Atig. 4tf JAS. fBAH'Si