The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1841 — Page 3

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Ma*ot*c?tt*«s—Our

jwill doubtless notiet Mr Churdiill* eommuniestioii

v* 'sod would it not be «tll if mor« of our Western farm* 'ors maid adopt hit ptia to growing and msnafactur*

?ing

To Cork

Overflow

readers

wool enough for family wet Mr. C. appeared at

fc ,w the meeting of the U. A. 3. at this place dressed :$%»• ^cloth of bia own manufacture and were our farmers $ •?, -. '\tk (generally to adopt thiacourse, many tbousafri dollars, .J now sent to the East annually pay for woollen cloths ?V:- '1 would be eared for the improvement of oor forma El-

Uteneive msnofsctorles sre not wanted with tut and will not be (band in the Weat, till ibe price of labor ismaeh

'reduced -till far more of oor publie lands are oecupied end ae females do ao much of the factory work, we may add, till more of our yonng and old bachelor* are pro* vided with a "better half,* for. however nnwry girts might be to the success of ihe factory, we imagine very few woald be long in deciding the question, whether to remain immored in a factory, or sequin freedom and independence by becoming the wife of a thrifty fanner. 11 will of necessity he many years before extensive (actoriea ran be made profitable in thia section The expense of transporting the raw materialto the East and finely manufactured goods back 'wilt for a Ion? time be lea* than the difference between the coat of manufacturing there and here. But every village mav have its carding machine, and i«s falling and dressing mill: and the farmer ne*d n.»t fear to manufacture hia flannel hecauae be knows aot where to pet,it dressed be astured the mill will not long be want* a he re or to do in it .. w&gxt&r'Z

BUCKTHORN FOR HEDGE&

Mr.C- L- Shepherd of Buflale Grove, ssysintbe Albany Cultivator, he think, the buckthornwill prove

KtSSisS though he feared his might be mnnier

He found by experiment it ntif I •nijvt v»rv late, they only grew one or two incites. We should hiehlr gratified at receiving the commanications from Mr. 8 opon ibis important enhject.

The editor of the Boston Courier saya. I fanv gentleman wishes to see a beautiful Buckthorn Hedge, he may gratified by stopping at the residence of the editor in Cambridge. No worm or bores attacks ihe root or the stem no inw*t preys upon the foliage. In six years it may be raised from the aeed to a mate of maturity sufficient to afford the protection required:and uill last ng long as its owners or bis heirs may need it. Our plants were procured six years ago from Mr. Derby of Salom, who, it is well known, hits a specimen ol the hedge surpassing any thing of the kind tn Massachusetts." i»(- wwm

From the Chicago Agrurulturiit.

Bots

Hoaat#.-Apply spirits of turpentine to \fie

liollow ol the breast, warm it in with a hot shovel, It will route them immediately. Fob Cnouc, pot into

bottle three gills of spirits,

say whiskey spoonful gunpowder, I spoonful cayenne pepper, or S of black—add if convenient a wild turnip grated: torn it down, and move him lively. If it is an obstinate case, repeat the dose, and be is well in -either wind, bloat or gripe choltc in short metre.

Foumwn.-Turn a large tea kettle full

of boiling water into the bottom of the foot, by a small stream, holding the hoof up. Then turn as macKsp.rits of turpentine ss will sosk into the frog. Next, merning no one could tell he had ever bocn foundered.

The Woiw.-When a horse looses his appetite, and hia coat looks bad, he probably hns worms. Give one ounce of fine aloes in a half a pint of whiskey. Miss one day, and give half this quantity, and he will cat like an Indian.

To Ctfsr

thk

Hon* Distemfe*

i* Oath.*.—2spoon

fuls while hen dung 5 of nr 2 ol soot: 2 of pepper:2 spice: 2 of ginger: 2 of salt: white tficOT: 5 spoonfula meal mixed with soft soap, mnili* into three pilla give one every other day. Bad cam may require re,«ailng. They soon will eat all before them.

Att ounce of preventive is worth a pound ol cure. 1 never had onn havo the disease good keeping and care will prevent it. It begjna in tha tail» when the hair twists on the mil, and gets soft and spongy, cut ofl the end let it bleed a little, ond »t will commonly prevent

and cur

ed by giving them soot and salt freely. I give it Infrequently to all my eattlev' It will make them as hearty as wolves.,,.

Ticks ON sttEKp —An ointment made of gunpowder and sulphur, equal part*, mixed wuh lard and applw behind the necks of lambs and sheep newly ahorn, will tend to rid them afall kinds of yermine. Ten ernfs worth mav Ho sufficient lor one hundred sheep.—iV. It. J'armem* SateUt..

Wabts, Corns, ret. —Our rxchnnge papers say, the bark of a willow tree burnt to nshes. and mixed with strong vinegar, will

Mhovi

Blind 8tauq«*—

warts, corns, cct.

A correspondent of the Maine

Farmer, gives an account of his curing someprgsol the disease by a regular couioo of ateRm-doctoring—wwng lobelia, cayenne, hot bricks, ect. Now the troubte ja altogether unneeessary. Thorough ptirmng wi'h stilphur, whet) the hog ia first attacked wil ctire him. This waknow from eiperienae with a Berkshire sow: and fevrral who have teated the remedy, aay, that ir the diarose be considerably advanced, cutting a sht travtrsely aaross the curl in the forehead, two or three inchea in length, then raising the skin and crowding in fine salt, will effect a cure even in a desperate case.

Hoof Ail—-A writer from Upper Cannda, in the New Genesee Farmrr, says he believes it is an opinion

well eatahliahed, that ergot of rye, or trtal cornutum has given ri#c to gangrene in the human species. antf hoof ail being the usual term for gangrene in animate, he thinks the disease ia caused bv ergot, rather than by nnimnls freezing thrirfeet. Hesnvs ergot mav be found in large qoantittes in Juneor spear grsw, watch he considers nearly similar to that found tn rye.

Upon rsfering to a treaties by W. B. Dodge M. D-, of Trenton, N. Y. upon gangrene or hool ail tn cattle, we find he fcgrees with the writer, that ergot cause* u, and that it never result# from froat. Tha cure, which the writer t* the New Geneeee Farmer, says he has found effectual, is lo change the food and en' off the points rf the hoof, so that the animal will bleed freely. Dr. Dodge's remedy will be given tn the next No.

Obitmr*-

Dreo on tbeSdiuat. o« «h« rwdetwe ofhi»«m (Mr. J.K. Ga«Kot»H. near Marshall. III.) Mr. PARKER GRKF.NOUGH, after a distressing illnfo* of fourdayN faged about sixty ihree year*.

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In this most effecting dispensation of Providence, a -large and respectable Tatnlly are called upon to mourn theloMofone near and dear—near by the strongest tk»of nature, and endeared by every aocialand chn». tian virtue. The fece«l*d botre h» illnre# wiih fortiludeand resignation. Ke died, at he had lived, as herometh a chrlsiian and hh whole character Malted by thai spirit of benevolence and kindness which choreeu,riasd ihe glorious auth«r of his faiih, is held in the highest ctttmaiion by all who knew him. and byihem will hie memory long be cherished and hit loss deeply lamented. ... ..

Tbe deeeosed had but rsewitfy eame on a viait to his eon from (Portland, Maine) h« left a widow and several children. And although he died under orewnwanete, that, acutelv dwtretsing to hie many relatives and friend*, vet their auctions are not unmingied with consolations. He hat gone down t6 the tdmo, fall of year*, when the wiiw of life had beeo drained by time, to the leet. And if attention and weeplcss anxtery could ha vr a warned on the fatal blow, he would still have been tmong u* Hit faneral waa attended by a numerate concourse of citisens, who. withdrawing from their woal vocations seemed not like ciiiaena, rendering formal honort to a tranter, but like children gathering around the giave of a respected and honored narent, topoor forth their offerings of Iiltal regard and affi«ctkm. .. Marshall Oct. 5sh 1M1.

TERRE-HAUTE RETAIL MARKET PmitimisBeef. Pork, Lard, Bauer, Cheese, do Eggs. dox. Beans, bosb.

$ cU

Grain Wheat, Oats,

IK $0M to 6 do 5 6 do 6 10 do 19 10 19

'otatoe*, do

Hams, Shoulders, Ureai Stkjfl:

Floor. Mil. Corn maaUbuaJn

XsAfsMtt Wmatmmm.

Cttmmkmt.

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htiWV *. it* wr-w &i»i •. h-i£i V^tSW V^^n^&TXv^tsai

SHERIFF'S SALE.

vir.se of an Execution, issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Richard De Steiger and against Andrew B. R*y. I have levied en the following real estate, the Mme having been turned out by said Andrew B. Ray, to wit: the undivided half of the eoutbwest quarter of 8ection number thirty-five, in Townabip twelve, north, of Range ten, weat. in Vigo county, Indiana, excepting twenty Acres in the northwest corner, and twrotr Acres in the southwest corners of said quarter, with all the appurtunancce thereunto belonging, and 1 will, the 6th day of Jfovtmber *rxt, at ihe Onrt House door in Terns-Haute, within the legal hours of said day, ofic-r for sole the rents and profits of asid premises for seven year*.and ebou'rf they fail to sell lor a sufficient som tn satisfy said t'chi. I will then and there off-r the fee simple of said premises to the bighcot bidder, for cash, to pay aaid debt and coat.

THE

Slaaghter.lK Drv. dk» Calfskins, do

25 39

•adiessdned 2.00 50 Apples do Mf-I Crsnbemes.b.1.50 2 00 lbdo

Swwt..

LOST,

(6. 00 18 25

bus. do do do do

50 to 16

Corn, Barley, Rys, Mid**:

37 3»

?f|50

Wood, cord. Wool, lh.£ Coal, bosh.* PUxsspd^ Hay- too.

do "do do

2(«*«y

aWW**

Ott.9. tWl-^t3.

4 Girt

npO do the work of a tmsll fcmtly. ftod ssfhrtMsl ft* the wmter. ~, IvefMctsblo wages- Eofstre st ilw^kt

J. STRAIN, Sheriff

Oct. 15th. 1841-6-3w (Pra. fee, «2 50J

Sale.

virtoe of a Decree of the Tippecanoe Circuit Court, aud an Execu'ion iaaued by the Clerk thereof, and to me. the Sheriff" of the county of Vigo, Indiana, directed and delivered, in favor of Willwm M- JmnciVt V' John Carroll, Joseph Rencr »nd Evf Rncheet Rener, foreclosing the equity of redemption of the aatd defendants, in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in said bill, to wit In-lot. in the town ol Terre-Bisate, known os the records plat of said town as lot (101), in Vigo coun.y, Indiana, with all the appurtenances therruntobelonging,and I wi)l,o»5a{mdny. the 6th day of November next, at the Court Hooaedoor in Teire-ftaute, within the legal hours of aaid day. offer for sale the rents and profits of aaid premises for a term of arven years, and if they shall fail to aell for a sufficient sum to satiefy aaid debt, I will then and there offer nnd expose the fee simple to :he highest bidder, for cash, to pay said debt and cost.

J. STRAIN, Sheriff

Terre-Hante, Oct. 16th, 1841-6-3w fPrs fee 92 50.]

Sheriff's Sale.

virtue of an execution, issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Robert Jarvia, James Trahue, and Hardin T. (.'urii.and againat Alexander M. Tuckerand Jamea H. Nelson, 1 have seised and taken the following lands,viz. the north-west quarter nnd the South-east quarter of section four, in township thirteen, north of range nine, west, with all the appuretnancrs thereunto belonging, containing 320 acres, taken as the property of James II. Nelson, lying in the county of Vigo, in the State of Indiana, and I will on Saturday the 6th day of No* vember next, at the Court Houae door, in Terre-Haute, within the legal houra of said day, offer for sale, the rents and profits of said premises for a term of seven years, and if they shall fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there oner and expose to sale, the fee simple, tn the highest bidder, for cash, to pay said execution and cost.

J. STRAIN, Sh'ff.

October, 14,1841. 6-3t [pr fee 8250.

MERINO SHAWLS.

SUP- lot of 7-4ths, 8-4ths and 10-4ths Black and Scarlet MERINO SHA WLS. (from the mml celebrated manufactory in Europe.) are offered at such prices ns must be considered a bargain. ALSO. A first rate assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now being offered at tho well known Cath Store, at prices cheaper than ever. A very extensive variety expected soon. Store, opposite the Court House, on the north.

Terre-IIauie.Oct. 16-6 tf G- W. LANUWORTIIY.

READY MADE CI OTfllNG.

GREAT variety of Gentlemens' ready made winter Clothing, consisting of OVER-COA TS, Caminiere, Sattinet and Jeans PANTALOONS, VESTS ditto, Flannel Shirts and Drawers. Also, a good assortment of LADIES MERINO CLOAKS. The above are offered at veto prices.

Oct. 16th, 1841-6-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.

WOOLEN YARN.

GOOD article of Grey Mix*d Woolen Ysrn, can be had in large or small quantities, at fl 25 eta per lb.

Oct. 16th, 1841—6—if G. W.

Oct. 1st, 1841.

Anderson & Co Austin, Elij Andrews, James Applegotc, tewis 2 Barnes, Eraslus Carter, Abraham Davis, Joaiali Dibble, Schyler Emmons, Aron Fox, Christiana Fisher, Carol ino Finell, E Hood, Simmon Hobs, Thomts Hammon, Jacob Mughs'on, Keys. Cuthbert I^oats, Fredrick Like, Ilenrv Lambert, Huifh Ixyand, Arthur Mcintosh, Elizabeth McCoffcry, Jamee McCo|lem, George 2 McGath, Wm Mara. Wm A

Trover, David Warner, Aaa Wain, Lewis Williams, Wilcot Wedding. Wingate,

Oct. 16,1441- 0-3t

3.00 1.50 SO

0 1 SO

**10 6.9o

5 w#

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP MAlLSf ARRirALS.

10 r.

Wed.

ud FthL,at.

10r.ii. 3r.it. 7 r-su 1 r.»19 ».

Friday, st

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Toetday snd 8usrtit.

moav. at ,r,T,. 8at«tdav. ti DSPAMTVRBS

fii.ii iu. iltfrts Daily, (gw^ty

f^Tiiffilir. Moodar and Friday VmpewmM» TW.tWs. a»d^»,stFaiirfeWs,

It. m3 a.«.

A turn. 3 a. at. Sir

JOJONE&f.*.

AgowlgWwill Imtgt*. wHk Oa 14-

Oct. 16-6-3w JAMES McCULLOCH, P. M. $9500 Cairo JfEoney, AND 1000 BVSHEI^ OF WHEAT WANTBD.

subscriber will take Cwiro Money at par, and merchantable Wheal at 63i cents per bushel, on all demands that have been due him over fix months, if paid toon. New books were opened on the 30th of laat March, when J. W. Boriwn. Esq entered into business with him, coneeqnmiily every one will see the propriety of balancing up the old books. Ilia note* and accounts he must turn into cash to meet his engagements-

Pleaae atap forward gentlemen and you will oblige your humble servant, Terre-Haute, Oct. 16th, 1841. JAMES GROVER.

Postscript.

BOOKS and NOTES are kept at the Stovo and Iron Store of Ggovsa & Roai»N. west aide of the Public Square at which place will be found a full and complete assortment of Stoves. Fist Don, (the best in the United States) Waggon Boxes. Hollow Ware, (a light article) Juniata Iron and Nails, (the best in the city) Blacksmiths Tool#, Plows, Hardware, Glass and Xfr^Groceriee, a/ price* to emit the time*.

16-6-3m J.G. POCKET BOOK LOST.

on Tuesday, 12th Oct. 1841, on the road from Clinion to Terre-Haute. or in Terre Haute or vi- ,_nil,i:. cinitT, large Leather Pocket Book, lettered on the irnride, William Kile. M. D- Manmee City, Lncas county, Ohio, Sept. 1836—anfTfcontaining a number of notes and accounts

Any person finding taid Poeket Book and 'raying It the Courier office, or at ihe store of S-&. J. Crawford, will be libcrallr rewarded bv.

WtLLIAM KtLE, D.

Clinton,Oct. 13th, llMl-6-tf.

Sacred Jlfusic.

THE

Subscriber, pntpoeee leoching a 9esnon of Music in the town ol «erne Haute, lor which porpose the oitisens are respectfully invited to attend at the basement story ol the Methodist B. Church," on Saturday evening the 16th inst. st esndle light, where a specimen of his profession may be witnessed,—and probably a lecture given on the erience. and the terms made known, by JACOB SHEiRFY. 16.1041. It for Salt* nrMlE aaWtihar. living three nails* northswret of

Terre-Haute. has 16 Mulra, lor yeara old, broke r«ady fcr work. They are tome of the largest that has been raised in this state, they will be sold oa terms to make them profitable to the bflver^ Ap^wat^ to be made to Jacob D. Early, or Ws W jr or to me on mr farm- MARTIN By

Ploiifltf,

JAMES

GROVER baeforoal«,at1

ware Store, tksCsstsad Grow PLOUGHS, the Castings of which are warranted eoaad: have Wrought •ad Ctest Shares, well calcalated for Timber or Praine Lands. They area light running Plough, wmntrf to ran well, and will besold low. r.r A variety of Gtttiatfite sslt sMbovc.

Mtrdh 80*30*

,9 r- m. *9 M*

SKlRTtlfO A?fD BLARMERS. received and for sale a flae a«wrtm««* of essa

Jwae 25-4i-u J400RES A MUSSELMAN#

IVotiee.

TTTHEREAS oa the 9ih day of Sept 1841.afweigB W sttsdwneiit a«aiMk faeob Spaeir, waa by ae lasai on the «Pa»« of W* Bond, whieh writ was d*rettsd taJamss Ntkas iwsta* bl« of Vigt» Oanty, wbidi writ was retwwed to my ottesoa tbaSM tt* ofSsptsmbsc, 184l.ioeodofsedas fcHowa. br vmoe sf tbs witbm writ, I hsvs sttaohed tike foil swing pra^erty to wit oat two bono wagon, on* bay horse, tweartta of hareees, ooe saddle, bndW saanmgale awd whip, one can*.

And I wilt pneial i« adjudicate Um asm* on ths Mtk day at April. 1842. ai my aAn ia Terre-Haet*, Yiga Cantfi wW» all that aroooMernod raa atsod, if they pfraon Giwa uwder my band and seal, thai thkiiv sfOnWHitiit. IOM

Oa S-4-3t-

31. IIICBOOX

New Saddlery Establishment. Corner tf Naiionmi Road and Fourth StreeU.

t» Street. Terre-Haute, and commenced the Saddling, Harnes*, and Trunkmaking

Business.

r«pec fnlly solicits the patronage of tfiedl-S^e ofTer-re-Haute and Vigo county. Indiana Havtng_ l»rn«t his business in one of the beat and mo« ksk,°n"!,J" shops ia England, he flatters htmeelt ihat he can gi general satisfaction to those wh« may favor him witn their cnatom. His prices will, in all cases, be moderate. and he is determined, by close attentionand ponctualitr, to-deeerve, even if be cannot command, success. The public is invited to call.

Oct 9-5-tf I E. BRAMMERStrayed, CTRAYED away from the sulweriber, livingin Terra

Hante, on the 25th of September, 1841, a Bay Colt, three yean old, last spring, marked nearly as follows: mane worn off close a hole ia hia forehead between theeyoi, one inch and a half in length, and half an inch in depth no shoes on at the thne of leaving.

A liberal reward will be given for return of said colt, or for auch information aa will enable the aubseriber to find theaame. LUTHER MILLER.

October 9, l841-5-3t.

NOTICE.

•yHE Special Board of Equalization, of the county of Vigo, to equalize the valuation of the real eatate of said county, will m^et at t!u Court-house, in Terre Haute, on tbo third Monday of November next, for the purpose of hearing and determining grievances, and to equalise taxes thereon.

Oct.

W. N- HAMILTON. Auditor.

1841—5-4t.

rindebted

Last Notice.

AM under the neceisity of again urging to the late firm of Blake &• Ball payment. They will please call on me Tor that

BANK NOTICE. Bra ten

Sec

Nolan, Alfred Naughton, James A Payton, John I Potter, Isaac Pottsr, S Patrick, Thomas Payton, Lewis Peyton, Samuel Peyton. John Rush, David Round, Cyrus Stewart, fl & .Stiles, James *8pangler, Lafayette

Bank

SECTION

Sec.

LANGWORTHY.

LIST OF LETTERS

J^EMAINING in tho Post Office at Clint.n, Ia.,

Attest: W. M.

Skid more, JH Swickard, John Shannon,John ^Smith, Dudly •"•Temple, Selah

or Indiana,

Terre-Haute, Oct. 1st, 1841.

"THE stockholders in this Branch will please take notice that an election will be helc at the Banking House, on Monday the fir»t day of November next, between the hours of 10 clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, PM., for Eight Directors, to serve on the part df said Stockholders, for one year then next ensuing.

By order: Ocu 9-5-t3 A-B FONTAINE, Cash. Jlw Ordinance, POK THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.

1st. Be it ordained by the Common Coun

cil of the Town of Terre-Haute, That ir any person or persons, shall turn in on the Public Square, or cause to be turned in on the Public Square of raid town any horse or horses, neat cattle or other animals, he sho or they shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollar* for every such ofience and oost of suit.

If any person or persons, being the owner

of any horse or horses, neat cattle or other animala, shall, knowing, suffer ths samo to run or remain within the enclosure of the Public Square of said town, he, she, or they, shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for every such offence.

If any person or personsshall hitch any horse

or horses to the picket fence around the Public Square in said town, he, she, or they, shall lorleit and pay the sum of two dollars for every such offence

JOHN H. WATSON.

Momsitt.

Passed Sept. 17, 1841 -5-3t.

JYIew Paper.

rpHE undersigned (the fonnder, and, for nine years. co-editor of the Wabash Courier^ will commence the publication of a newspaper at Terre-Haute, so soon as the necessary arrangements can be effected for that

urpose, which will be very ahortly. A prospectns will printed in a few davs. in which he will briefly set forth the political landmarks by which the paper will be governed. In the meantime, his past conduct as an Editor must give awurancc that it will be thorough-

lyo2!'fc5-

THOS. D0WL1NG.

CONVENT AND ACADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENt K, ,.'if ,^„.j Near Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana.

Sister Theodora Gperin, Superior.

rpHE Sisters of Providence occupy a very fine buildmjr newly erected in a retired and healthy situatitm, four mi I ee from Terre-Haute They have just opened a Boarding School several boarders have been admitted, still there is room for a larger number of pupils. Among the tutoresses providea for this institution, some are natives of America, others of France tnd Germany, so that the children of these different nations may find in their teachers the means of perfecting themselves in their own language, anti facility in learning tha other branches taught in the achool.

The course of instruction embraces Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. Geography and Historv, both ancient nnd modern, Englian composition. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology, Biography, Agronomy, Rhetoric, plain and ornamental Neodje-work, Bead-work, Tapestry and Lace-work.

TERMS OF ADMISSIONS.

Boarding, including the above Eogliah branches per $ 1 0 0 0 0

annum,

EXTRA CUAROBt.

Languages, per annum. Vocal and instrumental Muaic, .. Drawing, Oil Painting and Painting in water.

JOHN

$13 00 30 00

50 00

Imitation of Oil Paintin? on linen and velvet^,, Oriental Painting, embroidery and arunciat: flowers, 00 Washing and mend ng *$ $ Stationery, 6 00 Medicine at the Apothecaries rates-

Each pupil must oe provioed at her entrance with at leut six summer dresses, and three winter onea, dark colors would be preferred, and suitable to the season, eight changes of linen, eight pairs of stockings, six hand-towels, six napkins, at leaat three night-gowns and'night-caps a dark calico bag. about three quarters of a yard tquare, tooth and hair brushes, fineapu coa»»e combs, and small drinking cup.

Regulation* for Boardert-

No pupil will be received for a term less than six

No deduction will be made after a quarter

has been commenced except in eases of protracted sickness or expulsion from school. Pny is required quarterly in advance. Parente are at liberty to leave their children during vacation should they prefer to with, draw them during that time, no drnqctipq will be itysde*

Viaits are permitted only from Parent Guardians, very near relatives.or pertonaexprosly tent by p#enti or Guardians and those visits^ mutt be made on Thuradava* onlv, ip order not to interrupt the dassasThe papils themselves are not permitted to visit, in cases of the most urget nature.

The government of the institution tsmild and at the aame time firm. The popih will be always accompanied by the sisters, whose watchful and maternal vigilance will seise every opportunity to form their youthful hearts to virtue. Punishment will be seldom used, and only when encouragements and rewards

'"/uiKmrnnbenof ihe institution profess the Cat hoik religion, the exercises of religions worship are Catholic but members of every other religious denomination are received of whoa it ia only required that they assist with propriety and decency at the public duties of rc-

health of the pupils will be. as all times, an object of solicitude and care to the sisters should the papils be taken aiek, while is the institution, the parent* are always at liberty to withdraw them, should tbty think proper

leave Uiem, they will receive every

•ttMttioa that affection and kindnera oan suggest—in tfcnae cast* the parents will beoorae reapooaibie for the doctor bills, 4c

Fieqoeni examination will be held dsrint the year, mark the progress of the pupils and to exttte emula-

10 lion si atpacitr. Aposition of each pupil will be the parents or gwutHan* At the end of the y«tr «n cxamteatioo will be held sod followed by a distribution of premiums, ss sn eorooragemem for ti»e pupils who will dminguwh tliems^ves.

tbem. after which, accounts of the progress, faryettwA

Next Spnwg the sisters mil opens dav school, nay scholar* will be tasglM srparate»y from tbo boarders.

^n^enwsdSSd

lh*

REMAINING

Barker, Wm- 3 Coodrav, Futey Crow. Harry Dsoaea^Umla fivsMk Ptmer ,,,n

J- P.

CV» *-^-3w

ittMitstkxj nm bepptt

**3 B. fSnmU tbs wHImst the full SSMMint of dothing aba* se^tlied, psrenu will appoint hum*,whom ibsmamuima Way apply to pMcatre, immodntely

Oct. »-5-t3 fP»s.lee. $10

LETTERS

the post m* otter cieck,

on the 1st Oct., 1041 wbiA.* nwt'akewout

ia threa raootba wtH sent to the Gemral P»OBct

Lyoca. David Wilson, Jamea Walker. Ssmael

T* OOLE.f..V

M. CLARKE'S

Olc Eirmotti Loonr Orncs, W«m.m», Va.

LETTERSor

from aay part of the U. States enclosing

the cask priae tieketa, tnd ordering tickets in tlieacbecnes below, or any others drawn In the U- S. will meet the aame prompt attention as if on peraooal application, if addressed to Join St. Clarke, Wheeling Vs.

Mammwth Scktm*.

Seine one of the moet Brilliant Schemes |ra*5_"} trie United States fur ten years, having more PRIZED than blanks- More ihan one fifth the Prizes will have on them either three or two of the drawn numbers. Seventy-Eight JVusiJar Luitery—Sixteen Drawn

1st Capital 990,000. Union Lottery, Claft 9Draws at Aiejunnria, Saiurday Oct. 23d, 1841., G1AND .SCHEME. #50.000 30.000

*50,000 30.000 23,000 10.000 8.000 7,000 6.000 5.000 4,000

J5.ooo:: 10.000 8,000,. 7.000 6.000V 5,000 4.000 &300

Wll

all those lo make

payment. They will please call on me for that purpose at the counting-room of Wm. J. Ba!l$Co., and 1 have to say jEwoZ/y that unless this notice is promptly attended to, all notes and accounts on hand will be put in suit.

THO. H. BLAKE.

Tcrre-IIaute. Oct. 2.1841—13-tf.

8,324 5,673 5*613 5.573 8.873 7,564

U50 *.

Aug. 2?-51-2m A. McGREGOR.

Wanted,

1 AAA POUNDSoflire GeeseFeathera. in exchange for Goods, at cash price, if delivered at my Store, soon

August 7-48-tf

iwM®

IIAVE taken out letters of administration on the eatate of Hudson Hughs, deceased, late of Vermilion county, Indinna- All persons having claims against said estate will present them properly authenticated for settlement, and ail persons indebted to said estato will be required to pay up—The estate is supposed to Ite ir.solvent. RICHARD M. WATERMAN, Adm'r.

Eugene, Sept. 29, 1841—3—31. A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING

ngswortf

Hunt, John

THE340

#400

*^550,

J0O-

70 60 ao, 40

SJ00 Ml* 8,000 8.750

,2520 15 12 10

15,010 12^00. 50,000 25,000

1J50 1JW0, 500 Totals.

38,258 prizes.

TICKETS {90.

$1,198,197

Shaiee in proportion.

Choice Liquors.

rpHB undersigned has for sals to ekwe a consignment, a choice assortment of Brandy, Gin and Wine, they will be sold very low for caeh or approved paper on time.

Oct. 9-5-3t A. McGREGOR.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL aell my House and lot, in Terre-Haute, eituated immediately south of the Prairie House. The House is a large frame, very convenient, and well calculated, and is built of the very beet materials, and finished in good style throughout. Possession given immediately, end terms easy to the purchaser.

Au?. l4~49-2m. A. CHAMBERLAIN. CASH PAID FOR I TREAT!

WILL pay fifty cents, in cash, for five thousand bushels of good merchantable WHEAT, delivered at my store, in Terre-Haute.

*G. W. LANGWORTHY.

STATE OF INDIANA, GREENE COUNTY, u. Greene Probate Court, Aoousrr Trsm, 1841. *1.

John Scott's folate.— Complaint of Intolmenei f^QMES now Adam Str pss. Administrator oi \*.J estate, by Mr. Carson, Mi counsel, and files his complaint of insolvency herein, and the Court being fully satisfied of the insolvency of said estate, order, that notice of the pendency of mid application be made in tho "Wabash Courier," a newspaper printed in Terre-Haute, Indiana, for six successive weeks, notifying the creditors of said estate, that unless they notify said Administrator of the existence and extent of their nspective claims, by tfiling] the same, or a statement ofl the nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit, upon which the same may be founded, in the office of the Clerk of said Court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of

Test, S. R. CAVINS, Clerk G. P. C. Oct. 9-5-6w [Prs. foe. #4 00

lVIortsage Male.

virtue of an execution issued bv the Cierk of the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Charles B. Modisett. nr. Robert B. Covert, foreclosing the equity of redemp.ion of the said Rober: Covert, in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in complainants bill, to'ivit. In-lot us known and designated upon tho town plat of the Town of Terre-Haute, as number (235' with all the-appurtenanr* es thereunto belonging, and I will on Satnrday, the 30th dav of October, 1841, at the Court-house door in Terre-Haate, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale to the highest bidder, the rents and properties of said premises for a term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said mortgaged debt aod costs, 1 wiU then and there ofi^r the fee simple to the highest bidder, on a credit until the 12th day of November, 1841, the purchaser to give bond with approved security, and receive a deed on the payment of the purchase monoy.

J. STRAIN, Shetiff.

Terre-Haute, October 9, 1841-5-3w.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

in the Post Offic* at Prnirieton, Ia.,

on the 1st dsv of Oct 1841, which if not taken out by 1st January, 1841, will be tent to the General Post Office as desd letters. All, Angeline jj fs jjLarkins, Nicholas Bennight, Joseph LfeLewis, Avinoht

Clark, II ^Mobl^, L«yi 2 Carr, ThosB iMsrtin, William Clark, Hamilton ^Mattox. Benj Duberry Davis, John Parker. George Davis, George ,., ^Padd«jk, E gtq Ferguson, WmP Ralph, William Ferguson, Henry Stewart- Henry Gartin, Jame^

Gunn, II Esq

Oct 2-5-3«v

,^ScoveI, 8ylv«ter Rev

Thomat. Jorden

Jones, David Lawson, Lafayette £•, Lee, Jamea m^Ward, Itosimtw

Ward, Martha

HOGG

ATT,

P. M.

LIST OF LETTERS

in the Post Office at Newport, Ver-

million county. Indiana, the quarter ending Sept. 30th 1041, which, if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Poet Office ss desd letters. Allen, Mr L^tzenhiseo. Alonso Ro*worth. Morrison. Noah Bailey, Jacob Moore, John W 2 Sard, John Mr.." Barritt. Joseph £*hlee. William ft? Clssmstert, John Piper, Dsvid Clark, Chester or Henry Reynolds, & Coroner of Vermillion,oo. Rodgers, Chelriey. Judge Clark, Earn Row ev. Cambell, Harver Rsndolph, Issas Davis, Seam, Jacob Dugan, Charles Sheriff VermilHon co. 4 Fox, George tti Smith,Johnson Florer, Alexander Smith, Msry Mrs Farley, David A Smith, James W 2 Hoobler, John "Stanton. Elisabeth Hollingswonh, Abraham Seott, WHHDr

Starns, James

^gioersfl^Silaa

Henderson, Paris Hathaway, Isaac!. Tay or. Jow^b Jones, Nathaniel, Trobrige, Wm Jo8es,Cstharioe, Weller. Msrgsret Johnson, J«hn Wav, Henry KaeSman. Isaac Wal«. Oliver -4^

Lay, k®5''01 GF/JRGE#TILLlNG*HAST, P.M. Newport,Oct. 1,1841-5-3w.

A tAST OF LETTERS

Remaining

in the PoaiOflko at Eo

the 30th day of September, 1841, which, if not taken out in three months will be teat to the Get»*ra! Post Office ss desd letters. IW. *U9

Avery. John Bryer, Elisabeth Bright, James Capt Brown. Jamea Case, John ...

Cnw8ar,Moses

Morris. Hester Ann«i

Parks. Thoosts Raasell, David 2fe* Stewart. Johu fl Seott, Robert N Thornton, Eli Weller. Margaret

iff,

Curtia. WJlism Davis, Sarah Miasi Featon. Joba Haskell, Jerrv Kendall. William

33&.J£££r* Whellock. John 2 Wallace. Julia

put**

^g^TSSl-O^ JAM88 ARMOUR. P. St

Crocerienj Groceries!!

RandotherGroceries,suitablefoeassortment

ICHARD BLAKE baa received, by steamboat Keokuk, a large snd general of Family the ate of tbacountirawl town, which* will sail to his oncotnersst ebesp aa ibev can be purehaaad ia tlwa market. He invires titme buvtng »o sell again to jive htm «a»l,aa aeell ss others. MaTdi 20-28-tf.

French W**wn»*

fUST reenved, a ^|*eo»of French LA WN& new style, sod cheap- Atao. a nwiery of and Frendh PRINTS extra fi»eUcoebed sad unhlesefied MUSUN8, *ut~. all «f which are fiertd,at the pre» ent live, dMr tk*n /tLT?«rnBW»rirr

M»y 15-36-tf a, W L^NGWORTirf.

Viiind fbr Sale. tve a good bargain ins tract

suhecribegavill

ACRES

,. (AND, in Putnam county. IIJinois, aiitpted within half a mile of the Illinois river There »»out 100 acrea limber and the balance Prairie. Theintis a frame and log dwelling, log smokehouse aYid stable, and 55 acres in cultivation. It is within 2 milw of Hencpio, 111. RPfrr

DOMESTICS—An

$20,000 30.000 25,000 34000 10,000 12,400 8,920 8,680 14.880 18.6(10. 252,960 141,825 113.460 85.095 6-5,076 75.640

100 100 170 194 124 124 124 948 372

Evansville, Oct. 2, 1841. 3m

AS. JOHN

SON, Terre-Haute, or lo the subscriber, Heneuin July 24-1841-46-3m JAMES MASON.

extensive assortment of 3-4

7-8. 4 4. and 38 inch hcown sod bleached muelins. which are offered cbmper than ever. F«b.27-25-tf J. W. LANGWORTHY

l^issolafion of Parliterihip. fT\HE partnership heretofore existing between David 1. W, Rankin and fVUHam Ranktn is this day dis* solved by mutual consent. David W._ Rank in. thankful fbrpast favors, and pntronage, will continue the Cabinet making, ss wuai,at the oM stand,opposite the Eagle Hotel.

David W. Rankin is also authorised to settle the accounts of thelate firm, and takes this opportunity ro request all persona indebted to syd firm to come forwsrd immediately snd settle np, bv cash or note

V). W. RANKIN,

Oct.s-4-3t WM- RANKIN.-

JLast JYoticc.

ALL

persons knowing themselves indebted to S. I^itrick, or old account to Patrick & Wood, or to G. W. Patrick & Co will save oosts by calling and settling the same immediately.

I am authorised to receive and^rece^pt p^ppj^jJ0-

Oct. 2. 1841 4tf Wanted^ -r AT|A DOLLARS, in Specie, fi»r which a fair per J.VUU cent, will be paid in current Bank notes, by

Terre-Haute, Oct. 2-4-t4 B. BOOTH & CO. To Steam-Boat Travellers.

MERCHANTSand

Steam-Best Travellers are res

pectfully informed, that the subscriber has purchased the new Steam-Boat LIVINGSTON, and will in a few weeks, add her to hia Steam-Boat Hotel, at tho Evansville Landing, where be will Store, Receive, and Forward Goods, on such term* as will make it the interest of Wabash Merchants to give him a preference

Passengers, wishing to take passage up or down the Ohio river, will find comfortable births, and a guarantee that no boat can possibly, pass without their knowing it which cannot he the cane, if they stop in Hotelsup town-

?,{S

B* F. IIORD.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO. SS.

THE

Circuit Court, November Tebv,

Squirt Smith, n«. J- Cote, on Domtrtic Attachment. AM Canto,

Bv. -W.

Pet.

said estate, such claimt

will be postnonod, in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors. A true copy: y.

1841. [4 4W pr fee

DR.

1811.

above-named defendant Abel Casto, will take notice, that thesaid Squire Smith, has sued out of said Court, a Writ of Domestic Attachment against the lands and tenements, goods, chattels, rights, credits, monies and eflecta. of the said defendant, which Writ hns been returned, executed. The said defendant will therefore take notice of the pendency of aaid Snit. and thnt unless he appear and defend the? an me, the matters and things tlierein a Hedged againat him will be heard and determined in his ahsenco. p*- C. T. NOBLE,

Clerk.

N. HAMILTON,

Deputy.

§2]

Stout's Pills.

J. B. STOUT'S Highly impiovsd Pills, or Greiit Western Panacea, a certain cure for Fever and Ague. For sale at ssy&m

WOOD'S

Sept. 29, 1841. 4tf Drugg and Apothecary Store.

8QO, 900 and 10,OO

pfDTTON YARN, for tale, by^ Terre-Haute, Oct. 2-4—tt" B. BOOTH it CO.

•VJElf* GOOBS.

'pllE subscriber hsajust returned from the east with a fine selection of watches, jewelry, silver ware, toys, knives, and spectacles. Very cheap for cash.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 25th-3-tf I. D.CUSTER.

Notice.

THE

subscribers having removed their stock of merchandise from this place, to Bowling-Green la. respectfully request all person* having unsettled »usiness with them to cnll at Mcrsru. & S. Danald* son's, where one of us may usually he found,

P. S. 100 Bushels Bluegrass seed for sale, enquire at Danaldson'a B. & E. Oct. 2-4-4t.

STRAYFD.

C10ME time Inst Spring I turned out a Cow of the foiO lowing discription, ns near at I can recollect which animal I am unable to find in her usual range. She it a White and Black, that is,her hind-partaand body are while, and her ncck and head a dark brown or black, her legs I think are nlao block she has along and handsome tail, and is rather taller than ordinary cows—mark or brand not recollected. She formerly ranged in the neighborhood of Spring Hill. (Wm. C. Linton's late residence,) hut is now missing-

A editable reward will be pi id for her delivery to me or for such information aa will enable me to get her. She should have a young calf about this time.

Terre-IIaute, Sep. 22, 1841-3t.

NEWGOODS—Nowof

Terre-Hsnte, Feb. 27-2V-tf.

Lctlcm

EMATNING in the Post Office Terre-Haute, la. Oct. 1, 1841. Persons calling for any ofthete letter* will say "advertised," tf#*'Art is. Sylvia 2 .... Hnnley, WP Adams, Ferdinando .^ssaiiHolmet, JS i*-3' .-f Adams, William .*Humphrevt, Johrf1 Anderson, Wm ,*^Hall, Jool Beach. David llanns, Mrt Francis

Dougfaes, Benjaming^i ?%, Phillips, Aquilla fcj

Dangerfidd, Wm 8 Eaton, Ebenexar Eppert, John Evana. Moaes Faster. John Fitch Rrv Charles Fears, John 2 Foots, Waabragto Flam**. Mark Rdler, James v, Farm, Wm Genong. M«« Aasada Ufiv. George Glazier. MrS 3 a E a Gapea.Z Harbin. Rev Jesse Hodeoo, Robert N Haste*. George Herrington, John

Satl.Saml

_l Simmons, Wt

Sbsetsw Georgi

Ifcll. m«rr Heskuas. Mrs Amaoda Hfl«h««. Mrs Msry

Get. 2-4-3i

TERRE-HAUTE HIGfl SCHOOL. fflE duties of this Institution will bercsttmed th# second Monday in October. The Prindpsl has wlded to hia former quite extenaive atoek, aoms new and splMdid srttcies of apparatua lor illustrating the Physics I aciencea, ao that additional facilities wiHbo sdorded to young Isdies snd gentlemen fw acquiring as thorough sn educstion aa can boobtsined in spy instiiuiion. No ttrorger evidence, he thinks is neeeattry, of the favor with which this school is ntgsrdsd, than the rtapt ctable and steady support it hss received during its existence, sad he asenrea its patrons that no efforts nor expenae aholl be spared to render it worthy of their utmoai confidence. Terrotas Karmcrly. Oct- 9,1841-5-Si. J. PROVOST.

Mr Provost, fosr several vears had charge of the classical aud ^genera I ipatriietfon of my sons snd gsv« the moat entire aatiafact ion bv thesuewss with which, he conducted their atudiea. I have never known a gentlemsn batter qualifled for that important office, aim u\ givaa me great pleasure, on account of hia high moral" acd religious character, aa well aa hia literary attain-" meius, to recommend him to the favorable consideration of those who have eous to educate.

Senate Chamber, Sqit.

THEsu'iscrllwr[Lamaecofor

HALTER

Caeh Store'

opening st the'

ork, a good assort

direct from the City New Yc

ment of goode adapted to' the winter and spring tradetown and country purchatera are respectfully solicited ocall before buying, as

lr~-

Boudinot, John jr 2 Ivy„ Gilbert in I Bennett, Mrs Msry Ann Ireland, laabella Boatright, A ith«Kight. John ,K .V Bond, Thomae If*.* JhwKcnnedv, Wm Baird, John ^feJoflfct, Thoa W Bryant. Wm Jones. John Baker, Abraham »v- 4lJob, Mitt Sarah Btickner, 4 3 «\*"fti Clisrles8 ll* ,I^arkins.5snford Basure, Bogg,Th*. ••Tl* Braakett. Britton Black, flsml Bochsnnan. Alewndtr Brook, Richard Barton, ^hn Briley, Samuel 1 Baird, Jsmrt Crnmp'on, Wewey W Clark, Mrs Elizabeth Cbspin, Manley 3 «oms, »»..» iww *„-i Coin, Miss Msry Anri^ May, James. Casper, Silas Csrter, Thomss 2 Malcom, W alter Crawlord, Mrs Phebc E 2 Montgomery, Joseph, Chappie, Philip 2? Ja Medaw Miss Betsey Conei Francia f? M«ser Ilenrf

Little, LeavitulMrsH Lewis, Msrisb^ Lambert, Rahert

.J I^ecompte. T^ewis,

Miller, John

J' Mars, Wm ., Miner, Rufut

Ezra McCoHoch. John ji Conover, lUlph JL Cummina,9am1 ^McClunj.RB Corbv, Wm ,tOoley, Thornton^ Conv4**, Wm

Csefo. Wm jr Carpenter. Noaly^ Clarke, Waa Dailey.Wm Desar's. Thee Daniel, Dannigan. Miea Sarah Durham. John Drunitnond, Wm S Da via. AlvanC Dix.John vn Drsn, Elijab^^''«lfi|^ P.t|jwn,Jobn

.-w

I®

*Mann,SR Morris, YVm mm

der.

Rymcn, John

Crookshsak. of Goo T#4f1 Ryan,

John A

Rutter, Revill. ES Res, JoliaJr 2 Ries. MietCstbsrimt.Rsdifer, Jesse Ryetcrman Mrs. Richardson John ft

Wood. John Waeden, James & Well man, Mary Jf Wbire. Joho Warren. Mrs Bather & Westfall. Hirani

avian. Rev James

J.O.JfQJfE8,F.M.

WSJIfXO.

OWECTJa^t River an,1Kt chewtngtehacw^ k? May 9- B0OTfl CO

hue now sale, snd ready for de

livery at tha Foundry. Evansviile, 7®.l HubbardS Patent ROTARY PUMP for Vv'ellaanu Cisterns. T.'ieen Pumps, for economy of .ime snd la« bor, and for durability, cannot be surpassed.

One of theee Pump can be teen in operation at the residence of Lncitm H- Scott, Esq, Terre-Haute. The aubseriber is also prepared to furnish Fire Engines— which have been well teated at the East, nnd are in general use. The Fire Enginea can be furnished at a coot of from $250 to such prices ts the pleasure of the purchatera may desire.

The price of the No. 2 Pumps for Citterns is $30: I.end pipe will be furnished at 20 eta per foot. Orders led with Logics II. Scott, Etc., will meet with immediate attention, or, if sent to the subscriber, at Evansville. Ia. Terms cssh.

W. A. SULLIVAN, Lamaeca Foundry. *.k

Evansville, Sept. 4-52-tf. STEPHEN G. DODGE, r}' ,n ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR f-- AT

TERRE-HAUTR, INDIANA.

OFFICE

corner of Ohio and Market streets.southeast corner of the Publictquate.and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq.

REFERENCES: Hon. John Fine, Ogde**hurgh, Hon. Silas Wright, Jr., Canton, Hon. Micnh Sterling, Wofer/ern,

and well rope, bed cordt, plough Hoes, trot linea, chalk and fisit lines. May 22-37-tf BOOTH. & CO.

YARN AND RATTING.

JUSTCOTTON

A. B. FONTAINE.

received and for sale cheap, at wholesale and retail, by

Sept. ii—i_tf WM. J, BALL & CO

JFerry8viUe Flow,

FriO.M

K. Barnes' Steam Mill, just received, ami for sale, West side of the Square, by A. LANGE, who will keep a conatant supply on hand. Expected, in a few days. 100 bbls. of Perrysvills WHISKY,from H. Barnes' distillery, warranted of the lwrtq«wl»ty-

Terre-IIaute, Sept. 4, '41 tf A. LANGL-

NEW CONFECTIONARY.

OTEWART & DUNN respectfully inform the public that they have employed first rats Confectioner, and have connected with and adjoining their t/on«o House, on Second Street, a Confectionary, where they are prepared to supply town or country orders, wholesale or retail, on terms toiled to the present times. Every thing usually found oa such establishments always on band, or manufactured toorder. Thepublic

#r^'SoDA°snd

CHOICE LIQUORS, sod CortlmUk

ats* kep* on hand in the room adjoining. Terrft-Houte, Sept. 4-52-tf

For Stale.*

rpWO new BUGGIES, nne SULKY snd a two horte WAGGON,jnst received from the eattern manufactory, and for sale, bv

Clinton, Sept 11-i-tf JAMES McCULLOCHJ. HARLAN

WILLIAM C- RIVES.

3,1841.

Take iVwtlcc,

ftiil

i#iff

N. r.

Hon. J. H. Branson, St. Angnetine, Florida Oct. 31-8—tf.

CMM.dPMJY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE

on Market Street opposite the Courier Oflice.

Sept. 18-1841-2-tf. II. T. KETCH AM,

HAVINGDR.

permanently settled in Terre-IIaute, res

pectfully tenders his profeationtl services to til who may detire them. Office on the corner of Cherry and First ttreeis. June 19,1841-41-«|f.

I.INDLRY, BROWN A EARLY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Terre-Haute, Indiana. Feb. 20, 1841-24-tf.

Doct. A. Holmes.

TAKESpatronage,

this method of expressing gratitude tor previous and aolicitaita continuance. Office at the old atand of Daniela & Holmea. Callt received at all houra,and faithfully attended.

Terre-IIaute, Feb. 20-24-tf

JNO. FERNANDO ADAMS

OFFERS

hia services at a Teacher of ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES, and would bo happy to have a class formed for that purpose. The higheet testimonials will be produced or hie qualificaon an be at he Pa vi on el

August 7-48-tf. JVew Store.

THE

BAILEY tt. ELKIN.

subscriber has opened a good stock of GRO* CERIES. DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS and SHOES, ^.c-.on the north side ofNatioual Road Street, nearly opposite, and north of Wm. McFaddent Tavern, where he will eel Ion the lowest and most accommodating terms. Among ihe articles on hand are: Coffee, Sugar, Teas, IVines, Brandies, Flour,

Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, fyc. fyc. My old customers, snd the public generally, are invited to call. -Tfwfy

J--

tiron

May 8-33-tf- R. 11. HEBB.

HALTER AND WELL ROPE,

MAS LV.

Law Notice..

ARLAN fc MANLY. Attorneys at Law shall. Clark cunty' Illinois.

arcb-27-29-tf.

STvGE P*RE REB^CBD.

^ARE from Terre-Hante to Ufayefe, by way of

jWoticc.

1 next seesion, on the first Monday or Decembernext, a a a this Coitntv. the Commissioners lurntshing the term now owned by the Countv for tliat purpose, coiit^tttnc of forty acrca of land, with the improvements 'hereon. The contract will be let to the low«t retfwmwhle bid-

he giving security fw the faithful performance ol his duty. The contract will extend one ystr.

Sept- 11-1-6W.

Tea®!

iUNPOWDElT, Imperial and Young If/ton Tess^ of a superior quality, formh^et^

7 „Drugsnd Apothecary Store.^

hrusiies.

PAINT,Cloth.

July 24-46-tf

for

Wm 2

Jsmes

George

Hema, George Sloham. Harriet A Streets, Jetos Smith. Wm Smith, Tattea, Jsmes I Thompson Christopher rsylor, George Thomas. Mias lieoriet tt Wbiteirl. Sarah Wood, Rev E M., Whitehead. Wat Itu Ward, Michael

Ifti

lUt, n«arth, Scrubbiog He^i, Shoe,

snd Camel Ha*r,

WOODS'Drug snd Apothecns^r Store##*

Specie.

WISH to poirhsse a quantity of Gold snd Silver, which I will give a lair advant^ inciirrent fnoda August 7-4t-tf .. G. W. LANGWORTHY.

JYail*.

r.n KEGS Nails, a too ted, formjehy Aug. 28-51 -tf SMITH Sc. BtTTON.

WHlfMCET. ..

few Bsrrela of Rectified Wbwkey oo hand and for ssle low. to doosj. .» PW,. aonf. LINPLKY. BROWN A, EARLY-P

Salt.

aaa

BBLS Kmawha

HaM.

jaat rawived, aaJ of

1 ,UUU "aaperior q«al ity," fw mle by April 3-30-tf. SMITH

SILL AND CROSS CUT HAW*. jyjADE by Rowland, sad athcta. lor ssle. by May 22-37-tf. B. BOOTH fc CO.

*&1ndow Bias*.

•JO BOX9 8 by 10 and 10 by 12. wisdow gists, for a'* ilew

April 3-30-lf SMITH & BUTTON-

AFINBstsortmentjoet

of sW kinds of

TRIMMINGS, received sad fo» mi», on

"jSrSSTM StonSBS 4 STC9sewt*2f.