The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1835 — Page 4

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TI1E MUSE.

BrilON^ PUAVEB.

BV J. JIAI.COVB.

*-,*"4 Mj soul it »ick of th:» lon^tlaj, 't J' "v WMT7 of it* lingering light— Aod UMtlyoff B& I tarn »w«j eJ?F £iW 13

To w«cp «nd with for night. i, Hon-to me gently down In slumb«r on my mother'* breast—

*. O'er which my mother *miled. Did heaven take back the birth it That I a cold and stlent gue»t,'

Though but in manhood'* morn I stand— 1« lived the U«rel wreath to gain— Mjr soags ere heard in ererr land,

And besoty breathe* the •train, ller amile* and sweetest tear* are min*. 5 And yet of lore—yoalh—fame possessed—

Oh! gladly would my heattr«iga AH—all foi endless rest a*

The dream* for which mm wish to lire ,4 Or dare to die—the gilded clond Of glory o'er the tomb I'd giro pi -For sileace and a sbroad.

I a*k no pared i*e on high— With being's strife on earth oppreit— The only heaven for which I *igh f,

I* re*t—eternal rest.

My natal day with tear* I keej, Which I rejoiced in when a child, And each return the bifih I weep

Withi'tt my falfier's home the grate, I»y find along—-long rest.

Without my own content I came,

(v*

But with™y wildest wish I go— A For I would fiiinly be the same

/.V T**''I was ere born to wo. My "cold hush'd heart, with no pale gleam* Of consciousness to wake or wa»te,

I would hare slept within its dream*. And re*t—eternal rest.

'fiDBLIMITY AND BBABTT. Mow blest upon *ome craggy steep. To view old ocean's wave*, A* o'er the flashing, foaming deep

The wild wind madly ravel. To hear the deep toned thunder mocked. O'er lofty echoing hills around While groaning oak* by lightning shocked,

Fall crushed and scattered o'er the ground.

'Ti* sweet to view the lightning leap Frem crag to crag, to hear tha roar i-A Of mountain billow* as they sweep

And buitt upon the sandy *hor«

While o.et the waste of water* fiee. The lofty ship obey* the wind, And like man e'er etemUy

•V

Leave* not a track or trace behind.

fi«t sweeter far i* it to *ee All nature bunting into bloom Like beauty from* death'* mandate free.

Rising in glory from the t*mb. Wh« April like a tearful maid, Coiuc* tripping forth with bosom bare. And May to blushing smiles arfay'd

Waves her white arm* and golden hair.

Bat

Summer'*

eve when high in Heave"

The moon ia majesty appear*,

all the sefcaes by God e'er given, I* loveliest to the young in yean.

«. Oh if existence e'er hath chavms 'Ti* whet) the moon illnme* the earth, Aad gay rotnaace seeks beauty's arms,

To give to love and friendship birth. MILFORD BARP,

fUOM A iaTK I.ONDON (KNQ.) TAVtK.

fa A CQNTBNTED WIFE. A man «#mcd Johnson, who re*itlM in Bar* gejaril was changed with having di«turbrd the Is* neighborhood with the very sound of the blows which-he inrtiotetl upon

hi*

wife Louia, who ap-

peared before the Lord Mayor with a bideom black eye. A watchman «tated that when Johnson took 1% wt extra-pint of gin, ho wa**eiied with a ,'cruel appetitie.to blivoken hi* wir* eye*." On the ptevioua night ho happened to exceed hi* usual quantum, and the moment he entered his lodging, I be began to labor at hi* favorite amusement.—

When the ne»gh"bor* docked into the room to preTont murder, they «w the defendant beating his *wifa a* iodttstriouslj ai if he was paid regular ift wages for his exertion.

The Lord Mayor (to tho wife.) Well I suppose you hare come to complain of your bus-.-bund? «J4HKJohnson. No I hain't

Didn't he giro you that black eye! Not he, indeed. I've jot violent cold in my eyo. To be sore he sometimes give* mo a dab in the face but then that's only between he aad I—its noth iag to nobwlr *^'8C

A* you take it so kindly, I dare say he often, talges you in that way* Yes, we have our bits of quarrels, like all other married people

What, all? All I ever knew er heard of, to bo sore. Tdare sae I a'tn better than him. At -C anv rate he ia father to my children, and he works for 'em and why shouldn't I stand |.15 thump now and then, if he fancies it?

The Lord Mayor, Then yon have no com plaint to wake against him! Complaint! bat wooM I oonplftin agaimt hi» fir?l haven right to complain ofthoto that wouldn't let him alone.

The Lord Mayor. You deserve te ba treated »well, «ay poor Ho mast be a great brute wtio would -etrik# yon, and I mnst protect you against the violence of thi* man.

Mrs. Johnson. Why, then, God bless your lordship, and leave its to settle the basioess ourselves (laaghter.)

Mr. Hohler. Sbe will manage bim better than we do, my lord. I heard of a yoang woman, who complained that ber hatband had not affeefor'her. What'* your reason for sapposistg «*S said ber confident! BeeattMs replied she* I have been married to him a whole moath, end he

Has net walloped me once in all that time (laogfc

^TH« defendant h'ere vowed that be never .would* raise hi* hand to bis wife again, and

TV* I.oni Mater oermitted him to go to hi* Tbe Lord Major permitted upon drofj eompany of his w»fi*.

A Jfanl Cat*.—A girl by the name of Catharine Dingwall, was tried before the Quarter Session* in New Brunswick, on Saturday last, for stealing a horse. The history of the transaction is briefly as follows. The girl is from Yorkshire, Eng. where ^e

became,

Jcriej—being wearied,

Aod would exchange in empire'* crown Tor ereilnJtiog rest.

attached to a

young man named Stewart, who was driven from tho house by her father* She absconded in search of her

lover,

assumed man's clothes,

and arrived at New York a* a common tailor from thence she travelled to Boston, then-back to Philadelphia, aod away to New Orleans. She again returned to New York came

over

to New

heart-broken,

and de

jected, she stopped at a barn with the intention of committing *uicide, but the appearance of a horse *ngge*ted to her the idea of stealing it, that she might thereby incur the penalty of death, which was the law for that offence in her own country. She was taken up with the horse near N. Bmnswick. When put upon her trial •he pleaded guilty, and refused to retract it, but her counsel was permitted by the court to enter a piea of not guilty, and the case went to a jury, who brought in, avcrdict of not guilty. Such was the sympathy excited in her case, and so strong was the belief that the act was one of phrensy and not of deliberate intention, that no one appeared against ber.—Newark Eagle.

fellow of infinite charms.' Mr. Jiimea Siierron advertises in a Pensylvania paper that he has dcen shamefully swindled by a certain itineraet "puppy," balling himself Dariut Broekett, alias Dr. Quill, a Gacher of mnsic and penmanship. He obtained, says Mr. Sherron, about thirty scholars, took tho money from them, together with a goodjy assortment of flutes, clarionets, &c. and decamped, even without paying his board bill. The advertiser's description of the vagabond is a curiosity, and we copy a portion of it in the hope that we may aid in bringing bim to justice. lie measures, "standing in his own, or some other perron's boots," six feet three inches in height—his feet in proportion—say fourteen inches—his legs placed in the middle of hi* feet aforesaid'—his complexion dark, hair bushy (not curly)—about twenty-eight years old," with an impudent look. He dresses in black, and took with him three changes—videlicit— "put on, pull off, or go naked"-—(truly a very competent diversity of wardrode,^ and is

complete a scape-gallows looking scoundrel wus ever wrapped in six feet of hide." The people at large and innkeepers in general [particular] are cautioned to bewnre of him." Wc hope Mr. Sherren's inventory of his charm will not load any romantic young lady to fall in love with the writing .master beforo she sees him in person. Such a gay deceiver we are fearful will do immense injury to the country.

Oct 9-9tf

Tturday

LEATHER.

A GOOD supply McMurrun'sbeat soul and

A •BtosAE&ir

Dee 4-»14tf

CERTAIN CIME FOR THE CONSUMPTION, Spitting inflammation o, l|VKJTOR YOt|

Jr Balsam, the crlo discovered, foi tion. 0^- To enable valuable Specific,

4»as

JV". Y. Enquirer.

TAXES! TAXES!.'

THE

citizens of Vigo County are hereby notified that I am now prepared to give receipts for taxes. They will be called upon at their residences either by myself or Orson flarbur, who is authorised to receive and receipt for the same. I presume no perspn will want calling on the second time.

C. T. KOBLE, Collector.

A I O N

HE subscribers will offer for Sale on Sathe 17th of January, a quantity of Dry Gooda, Hardware, Q,ueensware, Castings, Iron and Nails, tin property belonging to the estate of George Ferret, dee'd. The sale will be continued on Saturday in each week, until the property is soli. Credit will be given--Terms made knowii on days of sale.

PKTl'llt RUSH, I H. B. COLE,

am in the breast, cough, the lungs, asthma, fyc. NG'S European Pulmonic ost effectual medicine hithevery stage of coiistiiup-

ill classes oo procure this •e propriet has reduced

the price to $1 peiiRottle, witt printed directions and certificates of curcs. The Propi ietor's niliale are stamped on each Dottle.

For sale at the stdre of BLJKE & GROVERMJLff. Jan 15—20tf

I Antonj It take rf* Hull

HAVE

just received Gunpower Tea, catty boxes, manufactured Tobacco in Kegs and Lead in bars, which they offer for sale on their usual terms.

Sept. 4-5tf

TA|LEN UP, by Jas. Edwards, of Vi£o County, Fayette Township, Indiana, an estray brown Marej fourteen and a half hands high supposed to be fouii years old next spnng.with neither marks nor

brands perceivable. Appraised to fifteen dollars by Frederick Groves and Alerulit Shoes. A true copy f^om my estray book-

Jan 1-I8w3 JOHN HAY, J. P.

TAKEN UP by Robert Bales living in Lewis township, Clay county, the seventh day of September, 1834, one Sorrel^MARE, 14 hands high, *5 years old last

spring, a natural racker,wrth two white spots in he left flank, and two in the right, and three white spots on the breast, mixed with white hairs on the belly. No other marks or brands are perceivable. Appraised to $25 by William Crist and Harvy Crist.

true copj from my estray book. LEONARD KIMBALL, J. P. Oct. 9—11 3t

TAKEN U?, by William D. I.ee, in Riley Township, on tbe 24th day of October, 1834, one whitish STEER, with pale red

sides, red ears and some other red spots, marked with a cr« off of the left ear, and a half crop and a split in the right supposed to be 9 years old. Apnraised to $12 by John R. Lee and D. 8. Lee. 1 certify that this a*t»ue copy from my estray book.

NOT 27-13W3

BKOWNJnst

goi

employment, wpon the nsrarranee that he would aever lake a drof of gm again, except in tbe

JOSEPH COOPER, J. P.

Received,

aad bleached Skirling?, Casinetts, Flannels, Blue and Green Cloths, Jeans, Cotton Yarns, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ready made Oo thing, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tar, Salt Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Hardware^ Queens ware,"to* At mlaoed price*, by

M. W. SEDAM.

West of and adjoining tbe Office of the Wabash Coarier. Aug. 7—3tf

TAKEN UP,byGali«n M. Brown of Vermillion county, Vermillion township, Indiana, an estray black MARK, supposed to be six years old next spring, with neither marks or brands perceivable. Ap-

raised to $25, by Edward Rarlow sad Jamea Jones. A true copy from my Kstray Book. THOMAS F. LHACH, J.

*9*

'Sh

fBSSfi PffKII BLAKE & SBOTElOlAK,

coaMEaor MBCOKB AI*DWA»ASH TERllE HAUTE HAVE jost received from the East, a large and fresb supply °f

Progs, Medicines,Gil**

Aug 28—8—tf

Oct 2—8w9 -ft" rCOME

Executors:

Clinton, Dec 27,1834—19 3t

Glassware, Varnishes, Tobacco, Snujft, Segars* and Candies, With eferySther article usually kept by Drug gists, Which they offer at wholesale anil retail. In consequence of having an agent in one of the Eastern markets, their stock will be always complete. Their stock has been purchased on tae best teems, particular attention paid ia the selection, and every article warranted genuine.

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

GOODS.

WARREN has just received, direct from New York, a fresh supply of Goods which he can assure his old cflstomers^ and generally, will be sold on reduced prices.

Sept 18-7wlO 4-

libcral terms, and at

Goods! G^odsS

CT.

NOBLE &. R- S. McCABE, under toe firm of Noble &. McCabe, offer for sale at the Store recently occupied by James rrubue a general assortment of MERCHANDIZE, consisting of

Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin, Glass and Qqeensware, Hals and Ji, ShoesrGroceries. Together with most Vticlea

aske(^ for,in

place, Which will be.sold for cash.or exchanged for such articles of country produce or manufacture, as can be sold here or elsewhere.

AND SEE 'XJM'x

A.A.FIIMEB.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,'

South Side of the Public Square, at the stand formerly occupied by John Britton, FsqJ]

WHERE

he is now receiving diiectyfro

the East, and will keep constantly on hand a large snpjjly of

Drugs,Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuffs,

AND ALSO, A large supply of

BOTANICAL MEDICINES,

all of the first quality and respectfully invites Merchants and Physicians, and dealers generally to call and examine his stock and prices*

Torre Haute, April 17—39tf

Tanner's Oil.

30 BARRELS Tenner's Oil fust received per Cit»en, and for sals

April 17—39-3

WM. McMURRAN/

JVOTICE.

HE partnership heretofore esyatiog under the firtn of Th. & Enoch Burton, was dissolved on the 1st of August last, by mutual consent. Persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to make immediate payment to Tlios. Burton who is authorised to settle accounts.

THO. & ENOCH tiURTON.

KEGS Boston nails »T:( 4(j Boxes Creel's Tobacco^ 50 doz. best Hemp Bed-cords, .lust received, and or sale, by July 11-1 L. H, J. SCOTT.

Cap Paper.

CAP-PAPER,sale

ed,

Sept.18-7tf

Nos. 1, 2,"and 3, just receiv

and for at the Terre Llaute Book

ore, on reasonable terms. ALSO. Ruled Cap and Letter paper, of a superior quality.

The Officers Guide.

BOOK of Forms, for Justices, &c. just received and for sale at Terre Haute Book Store.

A {so. a large supply of School Books, Stationary, &.c. daily expected. ft" Sept.4-5tf

State of Indiana, County of Vigo^ss: Cirruit Court, May Tsrmj 1834. HUDSON DURKL, vi: Insolvency.

His CRRSITORS,

THE

petitioner, by Samuel B. 'GooTrins, his attorney, having filed his schedule andpeition, praying the benefit of the act for tbe relief of insolvent debtors: Notice is hereby given that the said applicant wilf, 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 provfsions thereof: and this ordered that a copy of this order 4e published in the Wabash Courier three weeks successively, at least sixty days prior to the said next term, and that this cause be continued

A Copy. Atteit. August 7-3w

C. GILBERT^Cfk.

-£2

To Country Merchants.

4ing

NDERSON, BELL & CO. are aiw receivand opening an unusually l?rge and well selected stock of JFALL AND WINTER GOODS, AND HARDIVARE, which tlwy offer low for cash, or to punctual men on latisftctory terms.

P. S. Gin*en%, Flax aad Tow Linen, Feathers and Ragt, received in exchange for Goods. Louisville, Oct 1—8m2 ^*"4 4,

To Blacksmiths.

"WMTE have on hand two Bhrefcnftitfc** Bellows ww of good quality, which we will sell low for casb, or on short credit.

LUYTON, BLAKE &BALL.

Sept. 4-5tC ^4

Notary Public.

THE

snbscriber having obtained a commission as notary public, offers hie services to tbe public in that capacity.

May-l-41tf S. B. GOOKINS.

xuttc «c a»att

H~AVE

jast received- from New York (via New Orleans) their

Spring supply of -Goods,

and are now ready to fornisb customers with ful assortments. They have also on hand

Cotton Tarn,

from the Covington Factory, near Cincinnati^ May 8-4itf

A. D, Coombs,

,' coun QR am AKD FIFTH STREETS Ciacinaati, Olkto,

HAS

constantly for sale a large stock *f HA TS, FURS, and HAT TRfMXINGS. A(SO, CAPS of various shape* aad «faatitif*r fit for the Western trade.

Oct 9—mi

TEKRE-tWUTMl

tc s&tattottara Steve. Sl T. DOWLING are noW opening at tbe store-room adjoining the jffice of the Wabash Courier, an_assortment oft AW,MEDICAL, HISTORICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS works, together with avery general assortment of STATIONARY and BLANK BOOKS, to which they invite the attention of their friends and the public. Tbe following comprise a portion of their slock:

Plutarch Lives, complete in one volume

5'Gillie's

Greece do

Goldsmith's Works io,« Rdsh on tbe Voice, one volum© _, Village sermons, or one hundred and one plain discourses by Geo. Burden

Robert Hall's works, twovolnmes Beechy's voyage to the Pacific and Bering's Straits History of Northmen by H. Wheaton Dutnonl's Mriabeau Reid on Clock and Watch-making Scott's (Walter) Scotland in 2 vols. Knowledge for the People 3 vols. Sarran's Lafay ette 2 volumes Present Slate of Christianity a-jAmerican Naval Battles with twenty one elegant engravings «JiLife of Gen. Andrew Jackson, Boston edition .|Lockhart's Burns, (life and poe in one volume

Works of Josephus, in 2 volumes 1?^, /Farmer's own Book "i

ts=_Memoir8

of Felix Neff. Sfy*

.Dictionary of Quotations $ jjLacon or, many things in fe'W words Confession of tailli

v.sWild

M-I,

.-ILifeof-JUrioo \Tajlor-. Holy I.Svloj-- .* ^Watts' Hymns

Female Scripture Biography p.*'fVigne's ix on in A a igne 1

Pious songs for camp-meelings ^Effects of Trades, Lord's Supper

Roderick Random, in 2 volumes American Chesterfield, .American Orchadist, History of Birds ""'Memoirs of Mrs.

J*&

sports of the West, 2 volumes

-^Geological Manual, with 104 wood cuts .Jay's* Evening Exercises, 1 volume

T.''

'Vincent oo judgment, -f# |J^Hudibras, Hoyle's improved games -.Moore's Melodies 7y

AiJte

Anto-Biography of Dr. Adam dartres sr^Caldwell's Essays on Malaria and Temperament ^Bibles of all sizes, some splendidly bound ^Christ our Example, by Mrs. Frey

Bunyon's Holy war and Pilgrim's Progress tfi iMre. Chapone's Letters Hall on Infidelity

SLi.-Ai

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

Christianity

Robinson Crusoe, Methodist Hymns I Carpenter's Guide, handsome edition Western songster, Do. Universal songster

Shakespeare's works, coipjdete in 2 vols. Do do do in 1 do. ,. Arabian Nights, in one volume, handsou ly bofftid

GRIGG & ELLIOT'S splendid Library Editions of the British Poets and Classics, comprising the following:

Judson,

Missionary

v,^History of Useful Knowledge .* ..Jay's Lectures, •.-,r Conversations on Chemistry' -Persia: with an account of its government laws, religion, &c. by F. Shrobel 'Goldsmith's Animated Nature, in 4 vols. ^.Hind's Groom's oracle

Goldsmith's Animated NnfUre, in 4 vols. 8 vo. illustrated with 25 copper-plates. Josephus' Works, jgomplete in 1 vol. 8 vo. by W^iston Byron's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol 8 vo. including the suppressed poems with plates, fMoore's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a portrait of the author jBurn's Poetical and Prose works, complete in 1 vol 8 vo with a portrait of tho author Sir Walter Scott's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a fine portraits 'Goldsmith's Poetical and Miscellaneous works, complete in 1 vol. 8 vo. with a fine portrait

Stern's works, in 1 vol« 8 vo. with a portrait The Poetical works of Rogers, Campbell

Montgomery, and Kirk White, complete in I vol. 8 vo. with portraits Cowper and Thomson's Prose and Poetical works, complete jn 1 Trol. with portraits •. Milton, Young, and Gray's works, in 1 vol. 8 vo. with portraits Coleridge, Shelby, and Keat's Poetical works, complete in 1 vol. with portraits Rush on the Mind, in 1 vol. 8 vo. Taller and Guardian, in 1 vol. splendid edition Spectator do."

States,

do "J

Ferguson's Rome do./. .. Hannah Moore's works Milton's works (small edition,) Beauties of Moore and Campbell'

Do. of Byron Do. of Shakespeare

Lite of B. Franklin Humpbey Clinker, Ossian Prince Puckler Maskeau's Tour, Webster's spelling Book, improved editioh, Smiley's Geography, and Atlas, English Reader, bound and in boards, Murray's Grammer, si Grimshaw's United States, (Questions and Key to Grimshaw's United

Slates, and slate Pencils,a •t Ink, Inkpower, and Inkstands (of varioa kinds,)

Q,uills, (of various qualities,) Lead pencils,sand,and sandboxes, Crayons and Sealing-wax, Indelible Ink, Wafers, wafer boxes, See. Wall Paper, (various patrons) sand paper* 4 c. Superior CAP PAPER, Aime's Mannfac**V.. ture,

Do Yellow Letter paper,

.* Do Blue, do

Do Rose, "do Do White, do

Feint and water-lined writing paper, Osborn's Superior WATER COLORS, different sizes, VBLANK BOOKS, of various sizee, Together with a general supply of iucharti £les as may be needed in this section all which tbey propose to sell oo liberaland accommodating terms.

Blake Sc Ball.

WLinton,

ILLIAM C. LINTON is pgain associated in business with Blake 6c, Ball, aod Ibe firm will be, as formerly, Linton,Blake and Ball.

Tbey inform their customers and the pablic (hat they will have on hand by the first of September, ao additional aod fall supply of BR *GOODS, HARDWARE Sr GROCERIES, which tbey will sell on their assal terms,

August, 4—tf

WHISKEY.

JUSTwill

f#eived a few bbls. Whiskey, which we s«11 low for cash or on abort credit.

BLACKSMITH/AG, tTAGOXMA ijvo, rilHB subscfiber (late of "Washington city,) JL having removed toTerreHaute,(where he intends to reside permanently,) offers his services to the citizens of Vigo, and the

adjoining

and both hind feet while, supposed to fit

old last spring. Appraised to

AADMINISTRATOR'S

DMINISTRATION OF

Nov. 27-13w3

Twell

coun

ties, as a Blacksmith and Wheelwright. Fifteen years experience in the above basioess, stea followed, may be supposed to have

c°"

."j*1

some knowledge of it. He will say, that fails to render satisfaction to those who may make coutracts for work, it will be from some cause beyond his control. Punctuality, at least, he will promise—and good wort, so far as his capacity extends.

Good seasoned OAK and Hickory timber,suitable for Wagons and Ploughs, will be purchased, and is now much wanted.

I have brought out, at considerable^rouble and expense, patterns for four si*es of C*. DAVIo PLOUGHS, which I think cannot fiiil to plense, as they have done wherever used.- I hope to have some ready for inspecUon soon.

Horse Shoeing done in Eastern style, and with great care.

Repairs done to all kinds of Wheel Carriages, at tbe shortest notice. A good Blacksmith will find constant employment by immediate application.

N. B. Three good work HORSES, with a two horse WAGON and HARNESS, complete, will be sold at a fair price for cash, or approved trade.

Shop on the National Road, lately occupied ly the Messrs. Sibleys. JOSEPH COOPER,

Nov. 13—11 tf

FresH Oootls.

109 PACKAGES FRESII GOODS,

WHICHtime

were purchased at a very favorable in the eastern citieB. Our tock is much more complete than is usual, BO early in the season—purchasers are invited to oall. The usual article? of barter taken in exchange, by

ANDERSON, BELL, &. CO.

Louisville, Ky. July 15. P. S. 20,000 doz. cotton yarn on hand, of Blackstock, Bell, & CoV manufacture, ranted.

July 32-l-w4 .fcsas -#^1^

Administrator's Noticc.

NOTICE

is hereby giveD.thnt Use undersign

ed has taken out of the Probate Court of Vermillion County, letters of ad ministration,upon the estate of Aaron Purcell,late of said County, dee'd. All persons indebted to the estate will make immediate payment, and those haying claims will present them for settlement. The estate is solvent.

WM. BLANK ENS HIP, MARIA PURCELL,

Nov. 13-1 lw3

Magistrate's lUanks,

PRINTED

hand and for sale, at tho TERRE-IIAUTE BOOK STORE. Also, BLANK^DEEDS, of a superior quality Orders for any of the above, promptly attended to.

Jan. 11—tf.' DEER SKINS! \V WILL pay the highest price for any nhraber of Doer Skins delivered at my Tan Yard, at Terre-Haute. WM. MCMURRAN.

Nov 27—13 3mo

NOTICE.

TCreek

AKEN up, by Cornelius Sullivan, of Lost Township, Vigo county, one Brown Filloy, 134

hands high, a star in her forehead,

}ears

$30,

by Louis

Shull and Calvin Hays. 1 certify the above to be a true copy llroin uuy Estrnv Book. J, 11. J'ENCKES, J. P.

Jan 1—IT yt

TERRE HAUTE L'UBLIC SCHOOL, HIS will re-commence, on Mondaj "-IF.-•***

Tnext.School

Nov. 20—12 3t

Printing anil Cap

JUST

received and for sale a lot of Prinfrin paper, Mammoth and Imperial.The prcse of the neighboring Counties can be furnished us with the above articles. Aluo on hand ae as sortment of Cap Paper.

LINTON, B-LAKE to BALL.

Septemper 18—8tf

Linstwd Oil.

Barrels Linseed Oil, just rcccived, and for sale by if May 29-45tf BLAKE & BALL.

Oct 16-1 Otf

Sir William. WIESAGAR'S SIR WILLIAM

Will stand the fall season (now commenced) at Mr. Redford's stable, I mile north of Terre Haute, and will be let to mares at $10 the season.

To those who have seen Sir Will

iam, it is unnecessary to say that he is a bors^of fine action while it is confidently assertod that hiB pedigree will exhibit him as a thorough bred and uncorruptcd descendant of the Old Archy line. Pedigree hereafter.

I%ew Goods.

JUST

received ao assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, Kentucky Jeans and Liryftcy White and Green Mackinaw Blankets, Cotton Yarn, Hats and-Shoes, Collin's Out Steel Axes, Whip and Cross Cut Saws. Which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.

Oct 2-8wl2 JAMES B. MCAl

NOTICE.

the Estate

jas.

Bradt, late of Vigo County, deceased, having been granted to tbe undersigned, those indebted to said estate will please make payment inqnciJiately, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated, for payment, within one year from this date. The estate is probably solvent.

S. B. GOOKINS, I

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EDMUNDS, $

Adm?rs.

NEW GOODS.,

HEundersigncd has lately received anew aad seleoted stock of DRY GOODS,suitable to the present and approaching season. Being determined to sell for cash, and cash only, his former customers and the public generally, are invited to call and examioe bis goods previous to purchasing elsewhere. Fresh Hyson, Young Hyson, Gunpowder & Imperial Teas. 'hm

WM- W-

COOKING STOVKS.

JUST

received, per steamer

5in

1 Tcncriff Wino. a a a *'.**• ('ordial, Ate.

vAVliich

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a res

approved ROTARY COOKING STOVESt an excellent and convenient article, ranch sa-^ perior tothose formerly in U»e. .?/, ALSO,

A large nis^rtfisent of Blacksmith's j&avils and. Vices ,,

Crosscut and Mill Saws ,+. t'.- *rc* Evans' Augurs,.» first-rate article. Franklin Stovfcs, for wood and coal Seven and Ten plate wood Stoves Cannon Stoves, for coal Grates do, do... 'rf Smoothing Irons Wrought an? out nails, of all sues, ,.v Cast-steel for axes English and American blister stee! Wagon boxes and drawing chains «•., t^ Mill irons, cranks, Gudgeons and raggwheels Williams' axes

With man/other articles usually kept in Iron oiores, all of which will be sold at fair prices, for

aSJuI/24-Ufed

The Law of Ftccufors and Admiuislrator* by Hir S. Toller. With American references, E In ah am In 1

Jan.

JOHN B1I.OWN,p

1,18:14

Pr,dUA?*McGREGOR & CO^/

W A E I

Flaxseed,Teatliers At Kceswai,

FM.

OR which the highest price will be given by W. SEDAM, opposite and north of the^ Court House. I

Oct 9—8t3

twroceries & Ia«iiiors.

JUST

received per steamper Sylph, Uroccries and Liquors, consisting Ilavanna brown Sugar

New OrleansT do' Loaf do

Pepper, Alspicc, oDd^Cinf^amon '5 Raisins in boxes Figs in drums

Signetto lirandy^ A a

wo oifor to our customers on otir nsft^

al terms. BLAKK .Jk. It.'ILL.

VLv

'JOITN NO All iil^YMKR,

Cv'rious

CONTINUE tlic above business in all its v«Uanohos, at tlieir old stuud in Terrellaute. Orders addressed them, or to Messrs. L. II. & J. Scott,or Bluke mid Dull, wilHic prouipl? ly attended to.

March 2i—30—tf

NOTICE.

fa ^AKF-N up, by Joseph Littrell, of Lost Creek

on fine paper, kept constantly en

Jan 1—18 31

£,«»• WORKS.

ECEIVED al the Torre Ilauto Rook Store, and for sale—Condensed Ueports of eases decided in tho High Court of Cbnucorv iu England, Edited by Richard Peters and E. D. Ingraham, Counsellors at Law', of Philadelphip. In 4 volumes, splendidly bound.

Treatise on the Law uf Mortgages, by tbe lalcT. Powell,Esq. with copious notes,by Thds. Coventry, Esq. of Lincoliu's Inn, Barrister at Law. Notes and references to Aincrirnn cases, byB. Rand, Esq. In iJ vols, handsomely bourtd.

CEROOBKIB, w".~ "WhoH^aSo A: BSetail, 11. M. llarriNon, '-V AS Just received, mid is now ©peimig in the house formerly occupied by 'Ibw Wabash O.urier, on Wuhdsh Street, dircctly north of the Court House, Terre-Haute, geispral assortment of Groceries, conHsting of the ollowing various kinds: «, Foieign and Domeslic Liquors, TensX^ffee, Loaf, Lump and tv.-iiuia Su-^^' gnr, Raising, Ftps, Almonds, Aud almost every other articles of dry GYedlfrics, usually kept in the grocery line, all of which will bo sold on accommodating terms.

N. B. Grocers wishing to purchase will please call and examine. -v Oct. 16—10—tf.

af^M, NEW_S1'6KE.

•, C. y'» AS }ii?t rcccivcd, direct from NewYork, a very hrge and general assortment of—

Dry-troo(!s, Blarclware, and

GROCERIES,

Which he is now opening al the corner room in the new brick building on the public square—all of which wHI be sojd low for cash, at wholesale or retail.

Nov 20—!2tf

Oct 2-8tf

rfiWo

are

WILLIAMS.

N. B. All notes now due, and aoooants of longer standing than six months, mast be settled by the first day of January next, otfierwisc they will be handed to an officer for collection

Nov. 20—12 6t•' __i COTTON YARN. Tg BALES, just received, per steamej

JLfSylpb,

§L# NOTICE.

LEFT

his bed and board,on tbe JJd of-Novem-ber, William Balding, the sea of tbe late Isaac Baldingfdec'd. All persons are hereby forbid harbouring or trusting said boy, under the penalty of thelaw.1

and for saleat the factory prices

with tbe addition'of freight only, by June 19—48 J.C. & W.E ARbT.

JOHN C. HERD,

and ANN his trife, the wife of the said Batdmg.

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V"'

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Hollow-ware, odd lids Iron, flat, round, aud square sheet and boiler

t'J

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Copper, Tin, and b/milron

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Township, Vijco county, one Yellow Sor- *"5*^'

Township, Vigo county, one Yellow Sor rel Filley, 2 ^-ears old Inst spring, 134 hands high, black main, tail, and some white below tha pasturn joint, on the near hind foot. Appraised to $1*6, by John Mch'ie, Sen'r., anil Ainlrrw Nevins, this 30th of Dec. 1831. 1 certify the nbovc to be a true copy from my Estray Bqok.

B. JENCKES, J. 1'.

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EXPECT to be in Terre Haute aBoul NeW Years Day, and will then want to make collections of HH those indebted to me, dire at that time and beforo* This notice will probably be the lost on that Subject.

•fW: i&i

WOTICE. *v'

JAMES TRABUE,

Dec4—14 .4* tf

Fon Kent.

OWING

to the deatlf of my companion, 1 wis.'i to rent my dwelling House, adjoining my Store, in this place. It is a pleasant sitna- &&>Jr ~& tion aod in a pleasant part of the town, together with a garden and other necessary apurtenaoces.

STEPTERP. CAMMACK.

WANTED.,, ^',. Journeymen Fanning Mill makers that good workmen, to whom good encour-

agement will be given. Also, on apprentioe. HORACE BLINN. Tetm Haute, Nov. 20—18 3%

ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.

IIAVE taken out letters of admioistratioi^ on the estate of Lemuel Parker, late of Sulli* van county, State of Indiana, deceased. Alt "i persons having olaims against the estate, mast present them legally authenticated for seitlet snent within one year from t^is date. All persons indebted to tbe same to make immediate. payment* Tbe estate is sapposed to be solvent.

JOSEPH PARKER, Adm'r.

Dec 85—17 3t ^.4 $

8. Palmar

HASDoctori,

established himself at Clinton, and intends to practice in all the departments of his profession. His Office is oevr C. Clark** Store, where be may be found at al) times, ready to wail on any who shall please to give hi** ... a call.

He will attended families by tbe year, if th%% aorthori should be preferred