The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 November 1834 — Page 4

I^epcli Burr Mill Stones. Sab»crib«r* baTiDg latMy purchased the JL old establishment of Messrs. EMridge St gtrow, in the city of Baffalo, intend going ex IIP1 teuHt&J into the manufacture of

•jar

MILL STONES

and will keep constantly on hand, both for Flooring and Country Work, several pairs of tbe various kinds and sizes, which will enable them to fill order* on very »hort notice and as they import their Blocks direct from France, it give* them a decided advantage in choice of stock, and enables the subscriber* to offer tbwt db^i lower than they hate ever been sold for in this country.

DUTCH

lSolTlNG ClioTHS

of ev«»y number now used,jind of the most approved stamps

»~jr

4 A MOT •'•&?

Hubbard, AshtabuJa Whitney, Green Bay

Peach Brandy

Terre Haute. June 5—^46tf

The

»obtriber

...

Hoisting-Screws, Lighter-Screws, Spindles, *4v Bails and Divers, Damsels, Screen* ^3, Wire, $/c* fa.

Being also connected with a very ox (entire FOUNDRY, (at Koclic*tcr, N. Y.) they will furnish MILL CASTINGS of any description that may be desired. 3 The subscribe** ari" /tonfldent that they can furnUh their we*tern friends with any of the a3* bore articles on better terms than they can be procured at Philadelphia, Baltimore, or any of the Eastern or Southern market* and as tbe transportation from Buffalo will be lets than from either of the above markets, they think it will be for the interest of mill-wrights aod others at tbe West, to favor them with their orders.

GEO. W. BUSH CO.

Buffalo, Feb. 18,1834. & REFERENCES. 5 «. Thompson Co. -\^J»ratt,Taylor St Co.

Eaton

Xi-~

H'ifP y*

w«'J

V'-'gi ^fUj!

A. 3. L. Barton jBarker Holt Townsend, Coit Smith Sl Macy Norton and QarUlIf Richard Sears Joy and Webster "W. Smith, Dunkirk Gilbert Kuapp, Portland Harbor* Joiiah Kellogg, En*

& Co.

if. Phelps and Co. U. Rivfr (biddings, Bait'win, Pea»e & Co., Cleavtland Stulidart, Wibur and Co Huron

11. H. Hey wood, Venice Hollistor nnd Co., Sandusky id H. V. Disbrow -ti% J. R. Dorr nndCe. Dituii:3H 9-

i.P.Putker

nmfCo 3

ritain and Phelan i«» J,,s ?ml Griffiths and Co., SLJotephs.^^fj^i^ $ John H. Kinzio, Chicago, civ fr tlu March 15 [Buff. Pat and Com. Adv.] 35-6m

SALT.

IIX HUNDRED BARRELS of Kanbawa

u«rrS!^ott.

li. 11. & J. SCOTT, ,{

HAVE

latelj received, an excellent stock of GROCERIES, which, in addition to their

5 former supply,renders their assortment very comI plete. Among their new goods muy be found I

Young HyOtt» Gunpdwder, and lmpcna Teas Green Huv»nR Coffee *^4V^ New Orlenns Sugar Loaf,

Lump,

and white Havana do

Raisins, whole and half boxes Xante Currants, figs and Almonds Tobaooo, cayendish, and common s." 8pani«h and common Cigars

Cinnamon, Nutmegs, and Cloves Pepper, AlUplce, and Ginger ,» Cayenne. Pepper, Mustard and Rico,

Tanner's, Sperm, and Linseed Oils

It Boston Nails, assorted ,« Shovels, Spades, and Collin's Axes Best Champaign Brundy, .,

Do. American do Jamaica and American Rum Holland and Amerioan Gin

nr)

1(i

I Best rectified Whiskey Madeira, Teneriffe, nnd Claret Wine Sweet and dry Malaga

Muscat Wine, in cases Cordials, in barrels and cases Pfl^e-apple Cheese Boston Soap, Codfish, in boxes. Smoked Herring Mackerel, in barrels aud tubs, ••-•I'

Sperm Candles, etc. They have also on hand a quantity of best •uperflne fresh FLOUR, which they can warrant all of which they are determined to sell at the lowest prices for ca*h.

Doctor I. S. Paluior

HAS

establisheil himself at Clinton, and intends to practice in all tbe departments of his profession. His Office is oevr C. Clark's Store, where he may be found at all times, ready to wait on any who shall please to give him a call.

He will attended families by t/J« year, if that method shonld be preferred. Jun«9M9-8w

Hiake S

HAVE

Sept. 4-5tf

Bali

jut received Gonpowcr Tea,oatty boxes, manufketured Tobacco in Kegi and Lead in bars, which they offer for sal© on their usual terms. ?. ft •$*-*«• i.f

SACKS Havana Coffee -,ih

10 bbls. New Orleans Sugar, ,f^ 35 ohesti young byson Tea. SO bbls New Orleans Rum 1 tierce Rice, For sale low for ea»h or oo short credit.

Ap 17—39 BLAKE & GROVERMAN.

Notary Public.

having obtained a cntnrais-

sion a* notary public, offer* bis services to the public in h»t capacity. Ntj-Mlir

B. GOOKINS.

.i JiSlAkr «c3lait JJAVF. just received flrom New York (via New Orleans) their

Spring supply of Goods, and are now ready to Airnisb customers with fa! assortment*. They ha vd alto on hand

Cotton Yarn,

from the Covington Factory, near Cincinnati May 8-4 21

35,

RECEIVED, Steam Boat, a

he»»s Vw»f II. Tea cervHUi uf ludfo 90 boxet Raisint 10 do Ctiocolale 9 do spertn CtodHt^ For tale low for cash, or on short credit, by

BLAKK fe UKOVEKMAJi.

April I-88-tf if

4^^

Unseed OiL

Bawls Ltmwed Oil, just rtrceived, and for sale by "'A BLAKE BALL.

May 39~4Stf

MBBMBAi .» WMMMM+MMVWm* j». ^ooft ^tatiotuurg Sotc.

Jstore-room

& T. BOWLING Are now opening at tbe adjoining the ii« of the Wabash Courier, an assortment of LAW, MEDIC

HISTORICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS wOrks, together with avery general assortment of 8TA--TIONARY and BLANK BOOKS, to which they invite tbe attention of tbeir friends and the.poblic. Tbe following comprise a portion of their ^tock

I Plntarch Lives, complete in ooe volnme Gillie's Greece do. Goldsmith's works do, 5 Kusb on tbe Voice, one volume

Village sermon*, or one hundred and one plain discourses by Geo*. Burden Robert Hall's works, two volumes Beechy's voyage to the Pacific aod Ber4^5 iog'sdtrails -I- History of Northmen by l|^|l^^eatoi^7 I Dumont's Mriabeau "V t, Re id oo Clock Aod Watch-making

Scott's (WalteO Scotland io 2vols* Knowledge for the People, 3 vols. Sarran's Lafayette2volume* -^•f| 1 Present State of Christianity

American Naval Battles with twenty one elegant engraving* f* Life of Gen. Andrew Jackson, Boston eaition "j, "l Lockh^rt's Burns, (lift* and poe in one «TV volume -lipi *Um tjlH?

Work* of Josepbus, fb 2 volumes Farmer's own Book I Memoirs of Felix Neff. s. Dictionary of Quotations Lacon or, many things in few word* M| Confession of Faith Life of Marion uW'i. Off* Uf Taylor's Holy Living -1- Watts'Hymn* jf Wild sports of the We*t, 2 volumes ?, Geological Manual, with 104 wood cut* ,"fc

J*J*B

Buffalo.'

Bibles of all sizes, some splendidly bound Christ oor Example, by Mrs. Frey Bunyon's Holy war and Pilgrim's Progress Mrs. dispone'a Letters v- a Hall on Infidelity JKtl Young Pilgrim, Young Cade ft y\ Peregrine Pickle, Dou Quixote^ y^ Tbaddcu* of Warsaw i|| Paley's Philosophy and Evidence of

Christianity Th Roderick Random, io 2 volumes, jSV3# 1 American Chesterfield, ,r». ,/ {. .»

At,

Evening Exercises, 1 volume^^,

y- Vincent on judgment,

American Orcbadist, History of Birds,,i(( Memoirs of Mrs. Judson, Missionary to Burmah,

Shakespeare's works, complete in 2 vols. Do do do io 1 do. Arabian Nights, in one volume, handsomely bound GRtGG & ELLIOT'S splendid Library Edition* of the British Poets and Classics, comprising the following:

Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vols. 8 vo. illustrated with 25 copper-plates. 5^ Josephua' Works, complete in 1 vol. 6 jrp. by Whistun ,f

Byron's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol i-^,. 8 vo. includihg the suppressed poems J,/-. iwitb plate*,

Moore's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a portrait of the author Burn's Poetical and Piose works, complete in 1 vol 8 vo. with a portrait of tbe 'i author

Sir Waller Scott's Poetical works, complete iu 1 vol. 8 vo. with a fine portraits Goldsmith's Poetical and Miscellaneous {V^orlI*i complete in 1vol. 8 vo. with a *ifine portrait Stern's works, in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a porti trait ..fi

The Poetical works of Rogers, Campbell -a-j» Montgomery, and Kirk White, complete in I vol. 8 vo. with portraits^

Cow per and Tliiomson's Prose and Poetical it- works, complete in 1 vol. with por 11.« ^^rArai'/s iih

Milton, Young, and Gray'* works, in 1 vol 8 vo. with portraits Coleridge, Shelby, and Keat's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. with portraits s-smM. Rush oo the Mind, in 1 vol. 8 to. Taller and Guardian, in 1 vol. splendid

edition .•

Spectator do. do Fergusoo's Rome j' Hannah Moore's works

Milton's works (small edition,)

Beauties of Moore and Campbell 1 Do. of Byron .•' Do. of Sliakespeare l.Ue of B. Franklin S,1 Humpbey Clinker, Ossian

English (^KUer, bouud ^d ln bosrds, Murray's Grammer, I Giimstiaw's United States,

Q,ucstioos and Key to Grimahaw'a United Slate*, Slate*, and slate Pencils, Ink, lokpower, and Inkstand* (of rariou ,1 kinds,)

SnperiorCAP PAPER, Aime's Mannfacture, Do Vellow Letter paper,

Do Blue, do Do Rose, do Do Wbiw, do

I Feint aod water-tined writing paper,

Osbom's Superior WATER COLORS, different sixes, BLANK BOOKS, of various sixes, Together with a general supply of such *rti cles as may be needed in this section all which tbey pi pose to sell oo libera land accommodating term*, a

QUEENS WARE.

A Os*ks Q«tesiw*i« (aflported)jost reeeiv

Jlv.d

WILLIAM

and for ule, low for ca»b, or on Aor

c-roi%by BLAKE $ GROVERMAN. March 8-34 tfl

Union, Olake 4 Ball.

Angmst, 4-tf

A-

I&jiVI?

Hudibras, Hoyle's improved games Moore'* Melodic* Female Scripture Biography

*. J, Vtgne's *ix montit* in America Pious songs for camp-meetings Effects of Trades, Lord's Supper i4f|

AntO'Uiography of Ur. Adam Clarke I Caldwell's Essays qn Alalaria trod Temper amen

C. LINTON is again associated

in bwitnes* with Blaka it Ball, and th* fires will be, as formerly, Linton,Blake and Ball. Tbey inform tbeir customers ami the public that they will have on hand by the first of September an additional aod fall supply of DRY GOODS, HJkRDWJLRE St G&OCRRtES, which they will sell on tbeir atoal terms,

JBTCAS N AMD WAS ASH

ALL

,'i

'i Piiuce Puckler Maskeau's Tour, Web^ter'sspellingBook, improved efil!on, Smile's Geography, aud Atlas,

Q,uills, (of variou* qualities,)' Lead peocils, sand, and sand boxes, Crayoos and Sealing-wax, Indelible Ink, Wafers, wafer boxes, &c. Wall Paper, (various patrons) sand paper 1 Sc.

WirifMiilllTiii mm

TERRE HAUTE V»EV ju»t Motived fro» tbe Blast, a JacgeaOd fresh.snpply of Dxass, Med iciaes,

Oil»»

8ta»sSnr|ficaIIn7lrnme«ts«Brttshea,

Glassware, Varnishes, Tobacco, Sttuff, Se~ I -r -n Vi .m wrf Candfts, With ererf other article asoally kept by Drog^ gists, Which they offer at wholesale and retail. In consequence of having an agent in one of the Eastern markets, their stock will be always complete. Their stock has beenpurchased on the be*t terms, particular attention paid in the sfelection, and every article warranted genuine.

Tbey respectfully solicit the attention of country merchants, druggists, physicians, manufacturers, &c. to their stock, and assure persons at a distance who cannol make it convenient to.,,visit Terre-Haute, by forwarding their

hns just received, direct f'dth

New York, fresh supply of Goods which he can assure his old customers, and tbe public generally, will be sold on liberal terms, and at reduced prices. *1 -l

Sept 18-7 10 *.

FOR SALE,

VALUABLE property, situated on Otter Urcek, Vigo Co. Ia, distunt about 8 miles from Terre-Haute. It embrace* nearly 160 acres of Land, on which is erected a Distillery a Saw and Grist Mill,- two comfortable Frame Dweling Houses, a Cooper's Shop ana Stable. TheMill Seat is a good one the distillery is capable of running 100 or more gallons of whiskey per day, is in good repair, and, with the Mills, cao be put in immediate operation, when possession is taken. Any person wishing to engage in the Milling and Distillery busiriesa,. will find, upon examination, that this property possesses many advantages, arid that it can be had upon

VESY RAVORABLR TERMS,

by enquiries: of

JAMES FA IIR l.VG TON,

Sept 18-7wG Agent for Wm. C- Shaw.

SHERIFFS'SALE.

virtue of sundry executions to me direct ed and delivered from the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, Ind. I ha«e seised and taken the east half of the south west quarter of section No 19, in township No 12, north of range, No 8, west, containing 72 acres, which I will expose to public snfb-b8 the law directs, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, on the Sin day yf Oct. instant, between the boursof 10 o'clock A. M. ami 2 P. M. of said day, as the property of Loviu Burgctt, to pay Denias Deraing. £. Jtf. JONES, Stiff,

Oct 9-9w 1

a. x*

History of Useful Knowledge Jay's Lectures, Conversations on Chemi*try'f Persia: with an account of its government law#, religion, &c. by F. Shrobel Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vols. Hind's Groom's oracle Robinson Crusoe, Methodist Hymns Carpenter's Guide, handsome edition .1 Western songster, Do. Universal song1 sler

Itt-WiKS

•rtl°

CioodsSdoods!!

T. NOBLE & R. S. McCABE, under the firm of A'able &. McCabe, offer for sale at the Store recently occupied by James Trabue, a general assortment of MERCHANDIZE, consisting of

Drv Goods, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin, Glas9 and Queens'vare, Hals and Shoes, Groceries. Together with most articles nsked for in this place- which will be sold for cash or exchanged for such articles of country prodnoe.or manufacture, as can be sold here or elsewhere. ,./•'

Oct 2—8w9

unsettled accounts with the *ubscriber,& notes now due, are left at the Store of Messrs. Noble Si, McCube, for collection, who are authorized to receive and receipt for the same Having closed my business mTerre,Haute,and extended liberal credits to my customers, 1 expect promptness in the settlement of my out-standiur claims. I must ..therefore, urge their settlemei minetliatcly.7^

Sept. 11—6lf JAS^TRA UE,

COME AND SEE

SVt

S«|Kr. 4-4tf •¥W

Doc. I9-23tf

Oand

orders

may confidently rely on our sending every arts cle of tbe beat quality and lowest prices si Aug 28—-8-ftf

•f NEW GOODS.

C•"WARREN

tbey

/Jfs

JVO 7 ICE.

A BARRELL of Fl.it Boat Furniture, Coble, ili &c. left by the Steamboat Sylph, said to belong to a gentleman named Adams, can be bnd by culling at Noble &. McCabe's Store, by paying charges ($1.68) and advertising. If not taken away before 25th December next, it will be sold to pay charges.

Sept. 11—6tf A S A E NOTICE.

.ft

A.A.FULLER.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, South Side of the Public Square, at the stand formerly occupied by John Britton^

WHERE

be is now receiving di ecty fro

tbe Ea«t, and will keep constantly on hand a large snpply of

Drugs,Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, i!

AND ALSO, A large supply of

BOTANICAL MEDICINES aM of the first quality and respocifully invites Merchants and Physicians, and dealers genetally, to call and examine bis stock sod pi ices.

Terre Haute. April 17—39lf

Tanner's Oll.f ^1"-**"" 30 BARRELS Ti»noerVbil, just received per Citizen, and for saU

April 17—39—Sm

WM. McMURRAN

fcoricE.

J1HK jtl'ftyirship heretofore exisiiog uo?et* be firm of Th. Enoch Burton, was dissolved on the 1st of August last, by mutual consent. Persons indebted to the late fitm, a requested to make immediate payment to Tbos. Burton who is authorised to settle accouots.

THO. & ENOCH BURT ON.

FOR REXF.

T"OStore

Rooms, well calcolated for busi

ness, immediately fronting the Cooit House, »ow in tbe occupancy ofJ. F. Ciui't Esq. Eoquiieof

BLAKK& GROVERMAJi.

KEtiS Boston nails 40 Boxes Creel's Tobac 50 dot. best Hemp Bed-cotds,*®^*^ Jost received, and or sale, by July 11-1 L. H, JT. SCOTT.

11 Paper.

CAP-PAPER,sale

NO*. 1, 2, and 3, just receiv

ed, and for at tbe Terre Haute Book tore, on reasonable terms. ALSO. &

Ruled Cap and Letter paper, of a snpenof quality. •.* .*•?» —rSept. IS-itf

The OHIcen (SnifKe.

BOOK of Form, for Justices, St*, jost mceived and for ssikt at Terra Haute Book StOfO.

A {so. large supply of School Books, «iy, Ac. dail/ expected. Sept. 4-54T

Tm th« ABBcSe*. 7*r

S. MAX W ELjUPby si cia and Surgeon, member 6f the Medkwd Jfeciety of the colWe of Pbysioians and Stirgwms, (W. B. St. Now York,) respectmHy informs the mbabltantftof Koostjtain co«»tyi and tbo public generaUy, that he has located himself in the village, of Rob Roy, Fountain county, Ind., and will most ckeeffiilly attend to all calls or enqnlries appertaining to bis profession. In addition to' tbe more common diseases of otw country, kia attention bas been particularly directCMl to chronic difficulties and complaints, generally supposed to be incurable, and from bis experience,believes there are but few diseases which do 5ot admit of core, or at least of being so greatly mitigated that tbe patient may enjoy a comfortable degree of health, instead of laboring under disease and pain. Being aware also that thousands neglecl medical aid from an idea that tbeir cascsare remediless, or from repeated trials with oo 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: jtsthma or phthisic, dropsies, general and local, nervous or peiiodiCal headache, consumption in its insipient stages, acute and chronic rheumatism, salt rheum, goitre or swelled neck, pancreatic and other tumours, dyspepsia, varicose v^ins, ordiseascdaction of the veins of the lower extremities, accompanied with pain and swelling of tbe limb, indurations.of tbe spleen or ague cakes,indolent ulcers,&c. 'from his practice in eoulbero as, well aa northern States, be hopes to merit tbe confidence and patronage of the public. Good reference on application.

August27-4lf State oj Indiana, County of Vigo, ss: Ctrruit Court, May Termi

JIUOSON DUSKL, 1

THE

''.

v»: Insolvency.

HlS CSBDITOBS,

petitioner, by Samuel B. Gookins, bis attorney,, having filed his schedule andpeition praying 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 term of this court make application to have the benefit of said act extended to him and for a final discharge under the provisions thereof: aud it is ordered that a copy of this order be publish-^ ed in the Wahaih Courier three weeks successively, at least sixty days prior to the snid next ierm, and that this cause be continued.

A Copy., Attcit.y C. GILBERT* CTA*^ August 7-3w 3 '.

•ny Just Received, Per,Steamboat SYLPll, and foir sale, "B KL hnlf pipes American brandy 3 do Cogniac do 3© casks of sweet Malaga Wine* -5 do teneriffe do

1 do Port (very superior) {i30 boxes bench Raisinsi30 kegs do do mfha 3 1 barrel Pepper \tiu

1 do AUpice

4 4

BLAKE & GLROVERMAN"

Nfa jr 6—43—If

Valuable Land Tor Sale. ,! WILL be sold at public auction on, Monday, the lSlbday of Jan'ry. next, at the Court House door in Bowlinggreen, Clay Counlv, Ind. all that valuable School section, in Town 11, N of Range 6 W for Cash in hand, and 1 in ten years,with interest. Sale to commenco at 11 o'clock A. M, on said day, and continue from day to day, till alt said section is offered rn forty acre tracts.

SAMUEL MILES, School Commissioner.

Bowlinggreen, Nov, 13-11 \v5

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.^

NOTICE

is hereby given, That I have tnkeii

out Letters of Administration or. the estate of Norman \^. Picrce, late of *Vigo county, Indiana, dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims agoinst it, to file, them legally authenticated for settlement.

R. D. SKINNER, Adm'r,

Oct. 27—11 3t

Indiana Farmer

AND AGRICULTURAL REGISTER.

WORK devoted exclusively to the great object of promoting the cause of VVcslern Agriculture, t.-iking a general view of the present condition and future prospects of the farminginterest, is at this time and in this country, a mutter of much importance. Indiana, from her local situation, from the fertility of ber soil, must look to agriculture as the great source of her wealth. Indeed, in almost any country, it is the farming interest which sustains and upholds commerce, gives employment to the irntehrinic, and adds to the wealth aud prosperity of the merchant. It is a science which cannot be too well undcrstoodjor too much investigated. The improvement -of the stock, and general cultivation ef the land, is a matter of much more importance to the practicable former than the establishment of National or State banks. The soil of Indiana, under the direction of tbe enterpri*. ing farmer, affords a bank where bills will never be protested, and whose vaults will be constantly replenished.

The Furmer shall be what its title indicates, paper devoted entirely to agriculture. It will keep aloof from tbe politic* of the day and will contain agricultural intelligence, prices current, aud general review of the markets, with a list of soltent banks in the Union.

The paper will be printed by Davis aod Wallace, at tbe office of tbe Herald, Rushville, Indiana.

A ay person obtaining »ii subscribers, shall receive tbe seventh number gratis.

WILLIAM J. BROWN.

Rushville, October 95, 1334. BLACKSMT1IIIJSG, WAGON MAKING, ift.

Thaving

rsT-{f®**v

HE sobsci'bcr (Inte of Washington city,) removed toTetreHaute,(wbere be intends to reside permanently,) offers hit services Io tbe citizens of Vigo, and tbe adjoining coonties, as a Blacksmith and Wheelwright. Fifteen years experience-in the above basiaess, steadily followed, may be supposed to bave aonferred some knowledge of it. He will say, (bat if ha fail* to render sati'faction to those who may ssake eontraeta for work, it will be from some cause beyond his control. t^nnrlualily, at lea«t, he will promise—aod good wot £, so far asJiis capacity extend*.

Geod Keasooed 04tC and Hickory lisober^uitable for Wagons anu Ploogbs, will be purchased, and is now mocb wanted.

I have brought out, at «oosderable trouble and expen*e. patterns for foiiriiwtofS. DAVIS' PLOUGHS, which I think caonot foil to please, as tbey bave done wherever used. I hope Is bave some ready for inspection soon.

A good Sack smith wHJ find ooostaol employment by immediate spplicatioo. N. B. Three good work HORSES, with a tw» borie WAGON and HARNESS, complete, will ^be sold at a lair price for cash^ of approved

Shop on the Natiuil Road, lately occupied by the Messrs. Sibleys.

•Sw. 13—11

State of Indipm,Xbwidy Probte Qaarl, May Term, 1834? (gjAMUSL ioBERTSONadministiatorof pavid Robertson, deoeased, this, duyjSled his petition praying for a settlement of saiid estate, as an insolveiA estate: Whereupon it is ordered that nntess th^ creditors of Said estate notify the said administrntor df the existence and extent of their respectihf claims, by filing the saoie, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contract cr assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the Office of the Clerk of this Coort, ^previous to tbe final distribution of the assetts of tail estate, the same will be postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditofs and it is ordered that a copy of. this oKler be published in the Wabash Courier, six »eeks successively.

A Co}r• Attest.

June 19—48w6

1 ftlaoistrate's

PRIST^D

December 26.-^4-tf

Mfit

U-3

a few days.] Also,

Tbe first nambcr will be issued the lint of Janoary, 3 *,» ^-v

if *TERMS.t sfoi&sf "it

The pnper will be published semi-monthly on a medium sheet, in quarto form, for binding, each number containing 8 pages, making at the end of tbe year a volume of 200 pages, at $1 25 prr annum, if paid io advance, or $1 50 at lb« expiration of the year.

:!a

C. GILBERT, Ci'k*

on fine paper, kept constantly on

hand ind fot sale, at the TERRE-HAUTE BOOKSTdRE, Also, BLAJiK'DEEDS, of a superior quality Orders for any of the above, promptly attended to.

Jae. ll-4f.: IK 'f-

Jflathew Steumrt id RESPECTFULLY" informs raS fritend and tlie public, that be has erected, and will open on tbe 6rsl3day of Jana a

Public House,

COOKING STOVES.«

JUST

received,'per steamer Science, few nppioved llOTARY CO OkfNG S TO FES, an exodltuit and convenient article, much superior to those formerly in use. d.a: J.&y* also, Jc: f:. ui iyju

A large assortment of Blacksmith's Anvil*and ur%Vjces ,•,:_ ia i4 V'ta, Cropscst and Mill Saws ..j Evans' Augurs, a first-rate article. Jfranklin Stoves, for wood and coal Sev^n ami Ten plate wood Stoves r-iifit-i Cuiinou Stoves, for coal ,„,v5,«,t &*!**' Grates do do 4hl nv Smoothing Irons Wrought nnd cut nails, of nrl sizeV Cast-steel for axes

July

English and American'blister-steel '*»i» ti'HlfJ Wagon boxes and drawing chain# Mili irons, crunks, Gudgeons and raggwheels Williams'axes Hollow-ware, odd lids Iron, fiat, round, and square ?1^6ct hnd boiler iron. With many other articles usually kept in Iron ctores, ftlt of which will be spld at fuir prices, tor aeh or approved produce.

24—Itf

A. McGREGOR it QO.

Ox Mill and Distillery' ••,'.•^1.. -if*A

F0R SALE

IWlLLfcellonfirst

a credit of one aod two yeara

200 acres of rale land, on which is reeled an OX MILL and DISTILLER iufe rior to none in the State, susceptible of rutuiio six barrels of Whiskey per day. All io co n* plete repair, with vats, tubs, and other^ necessary aparalns- eligibly situated on the abash river, five milfs above Vincennes. It is an establishment worth the attention of any one who wishes to embark in tlie Distilling business.

I. N. WHIT 1 KLSEV.

Carlis!e: Ind. July 24-1-tfw it,

Mustard Seed Wonted.

DR.

THOMAS 13. WILSON svill give $3 per bushel for all clesn mustnrd see, thu may be delivered at his Ditig Stote,)laio street Lonitville. Ky.

Julv 17-5*?-4Jw io

bit *, yFOR SAL&'tilfih£i $di lo

Zp'HE sob?cii!»er wishes tb dispose of is one-ibitd part of the irell-koown 3-a PERRYSV1LLE STEAM-MILL^1 Vermillion county, Indiana. A bargain to the purchaser will be givco.

THIS property tonmls of a Fleming Mill, of two pair of Bu» r,Sioocs», (and a pan* of 1' iench Bi»rr Sioiicr, of the best quality will oc luntung io

A Siuo Mill, Iico Curbing Manhmp,, and a .|. mm STEAM D1ST1LT.ERY, wiih which alio cnonocied 50 25-100 acres firit-ale bottom LAND

Tbe whole machinery ii ia successful an pro&'able operation, and local*i(is»iioo.wit respect to all the conveniences of proTculin a successful businecs, i» not probably bin passe by any in the west em countiy. The term will be liberal. "J-

The purchaser, ?r lied cm ice tt,crin^to arcomodatcd, on fair teims, with a convenient and pleasant House aod Lot, suitable for A small family, with the necessary out-luiidinzjs.

& Pease

Jf^^Patriek

HAVE

just received from New Orleans, per steamer Sylph.and now offer for sale at the Brick Store, west of C.*Ro*e'« new block of buil dings, a large and geueral a*sortmeot of

Groceries, JYaUs,

They have, and will continue to keep on hand & good assortment of ®ft? kfflj Srunfii Sc i«eti(t(irr^ rnjticUos, and others, supplied on accommodating terms. Family supplies of Groceries} and Mcdicinss pot op, with the necessary direction* for usuing. Among tbeir Liquors are: ('ognac, Choleia and American Bran* dy,

Hollatkf Gin. Jamaica and N. O. Rum, warranted porti, and of the best quality, Madtria, Teneriffe, Muscat, Ma&catel

and Claret Wines,

I Cask old Port, it iaperior article, Pare winter strained Lamp Oil, Do summer d# do do A few sacks of Liverpool blown Salf.' They expect, to receive in a few weeks a stock of

Paints, Dye-Stuffs, and Omfectionaries. Tbeywlsb topnrchase (after harvest) five or I*

thonond badieli of

JOSEPH COOPER, tf Jane 19—4

OaW—«ud

air price tor Caster Oil Stf

J",

at-the sign of TERRE-HAUTE HOTEL, immediately n4rth of Don*t. R. Blake's Drog Sture and opposite the dwelling of Mr. John D. Early, in Terre-Haute.

The Tavern House is spacious, and affords a sufficient number of oomfortable, airy, and pleasant lodging rooms, to accommodate almost any amountof travel, many of which are retired.-*-Being «ell supplied with good servant:", and determined to spare no exertions, to promote the comfort and render agreeable the stay ofall who may call at his house—he most earnestly solicits the patronage of the. public.

4SP

A tried and Aiifhful Ostler will give his constant attention to the Stublns, which shall be well supplied with every description of Provender. Twenty-five or thirty boarders ciiu be accommbdatcd.

flBtinv andCay raj ,ST received and for Jitle a lot of Printing paper, MaAmoth and *, Of the neightKJting Counties caw t^fert.shed by aswith the aboee agrtiele^ Also o»Japd*ii *s-

Septemper 18—^tf 1- "11'' ,* .•

TUplete

,?t'

THOMAS ANDERSON.

Perrysville, Match 29—37if

•M

NOTICE., fei,

anPWR nndersiened has taken out lettepa of edt 4L ministration on the estate qf Edward tooj dee'd, those,indebted are requested to, make immedlale payment, those having elaims against said estate, will pr^ent as the laws directs.. The estate?* probuWy solvent. The personal property of said dee'd, will be offered!al.pnbjic sale e»*# Friday, tbe lOtbof October a«t, at the late residenoe of said dee'd. Teripa -made knowpoa# the day of sale.

Sept. 18—3w7 JOS. LISTON, Adms' kti-9. State of Indiana, County of Vigo,

Probate Court, August lerm, 1634.

RODOUPHUS

D. SKINNER, Administrator

of the estate of William MoConnel,dee'd*ip, having filed his petition praying for a.settlement of said estate as an insolveut estate: it is ofd^red, thut unless the creditors of snid estate notify the said administrator or the existence and es-b tent of their respective claims^y filing tbe same, or a statement of the nature,description and datog of the contract, or assumpsit upon which the same mpy be founded, in the office of the_ Clerk of this Court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of said estate, sacb claims will bo postponed in favor of thfj claims of the more diligent creditors: and it is ordered that a copy this order be published in tha Wabash Courier 6^ weeks successively.

A Copy. Attest. C. ILBERT, Wk.

NOTICE.

THE

undersigned has taken out letters,of »fl ministration on the estate of Heurj Mnlcom dee'd. Kite of Vijfo county, Indinna5^ All per-'* dcrsons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, and those'huviftg?" claims against the same, will preseut them daly 1 authenticated,within nine mouths for selllemeut Tbe estate is believed to bo solvent

JOS. MAtdOM, martin ray,

July 3*1— 9ti Administrator.

I'.'i', ."..i.'i- rj

some saddle marks supposed to be 10 or l'i. years old, 14 1-2 hands high. Appraise^to by Oliver Smith sud David Mcllridei M**..* $

Julj U-2\v3 WM. McliRlDB J. P« 3TJ

nfiny saved is worth two earned If July 3—50lf 11. WALUACK, 4-CO.

CiJroeerics & Liquoro.

JUST

American do

j. Rum '(Jin

•ti

TenoiiflTWme Malaga do or a A

1 1

barrels of Super fine Flour, just, recciy- .? ed, and for sale, by BLAKE Jc GRQYURMAN.' 'i,r' May 33, 44tf il

TAK'CJN Ul', by Calel? Vestly, In Poiey township, Clay dounty,I|.S on the «8d day of June, lf-iM,-one" brown MARK, with a hurt andJi split in lb# hoof of right bind foot, 4.: with a ktai in her forehead, o*d^

Save the Pieces. ribcrs will yay one dollar pcr^ goods, lor old Cast Iron,such as4.

riiiiR subscribers JL ICnihs. in droken lids, pots, kettles, plough-moulds, etc. eelivered pt «heir store io Terre-tlattUjw

k*A|

received per steauiper Sylph, Ciirocc-|£ rics and Liquors, consisting of llavanna brown Sugar New Oileans ..-do Lor-f do -liiido Pepper, Alspico, and Cinnamoa Raisins in boxes l4'igs in drums ^^Signelte Brandy

Which we offer to our customers tm eur al terms. BLAKE St HALL.

IViedieiiieA, PaintST""*

JPyc-StuffSy A'c. #c.

E suli^ct ihet's buve on hand a very and full assortment of Dnrr*, MrHiviiieft, Point*, Dj/esivffk, which they offer to con try' meiclituit^physioinnif**^ and others, nt wholes.!le.^rltss prices Ihun eve^t hereto (ore offmecl, but which, in consequence, o|5sthe ditlicuHy of the times, they will sell forca»Vf only. On tbe«e Jetm* they invite i'ue uttentiou ofpurchasers.

O O W IN SL \V«LSTACH,

No. 3, Upper Mrket 8l«eet, Cincintiuli. Ctncnn:'li, March .li-Sti-Sro.

China, Glass, and Quccnswrae Ntore. W O E S A E A N E A

Alt Co. it€•• of aenond end Wabash Sh eets. J,. pl.w 1 TEft RE-ff AUTE, IND.

BLunitG»«etconsl.intl.y

S CJROVEKMAN huve on hund^f receiviug (rom Rilli-,

iwo e, huge quiiiit ilef uf the above articles,which tiiey offer to mercluint* n*nd dealers in tlie oonn-' '''X as Jow as tbey cun be obtained in the west WeBhi'll mtike tbisbuMncss permanent, and shall, at all times be abpadautly supplied wi^h every* article in Ihe'litiff. Tlie attenlion^f the publiu respectltflly invited*fo this esl»«biishmen». O ders from a distance wi.-' be punctually attended^ to, and wi»re newUy nud ccuicly peeked.

Aug. ^8r8tf

hlf

ymff

C$pptr, Tin. and Shrcl ho a

SsI.umtCactuva. JOlliN & NOAH BBYMEtl,

Ctious

Werch 22—26—t#

htve

Mi»v 1—411 LINTON Ac L1NDLE¥» .r? ijir WwM

RECEIVED

OXTinue tie above iMi-ioof* in all i^* vo' 't: bj'iincbe*,et their old sliiod in Ter*®*^ HauJe. O-oers adJre«-rd them, or to Mews. IJ. St 3. SeottjOr Bli'kcant! DiJI %%lit be prompt'-' lv attended to. #"*f*

The Law of Fseculors aod Admlnitlrators, S by flirS. Toller. Wtih American references, |T by E. D. liigrahaiB^ Jn vol in. 1,1694 .U

SALT!

will ^ve a

SALT!! SALT!!!

Jane- 26-49

i.v

•.it!

0ii*iii3r & Summer GOODS*

j,n*t rece veji a bpijuliful jrfeck o({^. seaioo»'ble good/, which hii ve been pur• ,y f* cfoiued in tbe E.istern Cities at reduced pnce«, sod will be otfeed io Our customers aud tlhe puS^' lie anesonlly low^

at (be Tctre llvuie Cooli"'

Store, aod for sale—Cpodeobcd IfepoHa of ca%es decided ?o the High Court of Chance*'' Edited by Richard Peter*and k. E. 0. logrsbam, Couasellors at Law,of Jftjila* delphip.^ Io 4 volumes,splendidly boundU

Treatise en tbe Law of Mortgages, by' tlie s^IsteT. Powell,Esq. with copious notes,by Tbos. Coventry, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at^ Law. Note* aod references to American _ca*«f ses, by B, Band, Esq. In 3 vols, handsomely. 0:, bound.

barrels Zanesville Salt, (sope/w to''?%• fSi Kanawha,) just /Keived and for sale 11

low foreasti, by *s iw BLAKE & GiorKRMA2t

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