The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 October 1841 — Page 3

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Flctcher. Alexander fc Co. received letters from Miners ft Mauncell, White tc Co. of New Orleans, introducing to their acquaintance, and commending their Attention in the moat kindly terma, a Mr. John P. Caldwell, wbo was describe*) as a planter of the highest character of the South, aad every way entitled to consideration and confidence. These letters stated that Metsrs.

Ataunorll. White Sc Co. bad on hand abont one tbousand bales ofcotton, the property of Mr. Caldwell and and bis mother, and

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About the •beginning ol last week, the gentleman to whom tho matter wascenfided, had their suspicions excited, and put tbeir whs to work, as well as to weave cfeain of testimony as to identify the forger. On Fritiny, l!lf :\!*vor of New York also becatnc acttvc to jt discover the whereabouts of a person whose real name ia believed to be Monroe Edwards, and wnoee conduct JK Lad excited no little distrust. & the well known and efficient Polico Mogtatrate ol N.

York, tracked Edwards to this city, arrived hereon Saturday, and immediately conaulted Joseph R. Hart, Esq., of the Philadelphia bar. Together, they sueceeded at about 6 o'clock in the afternoon, through tho medium of the Post Office, in ascertaining that bdwards resided at a boarding bouse in ront street. "They forthwith obtained the necessary warrant.from

Recorder Vaux, and with the nssiitance o| High Const. Wm. Young, arrested the suspected indivtdu.il. Ho made no resistance whatever, and seemed pc-rsectly selfpossessed. He is about thirty years of age, five lect eight inches high, good-looking and genteel in his appearance. H») is native of Kentucky, but has resided tho moat of his life in Louisiana and Mississippi. He has also been in Texas, which Republic, it ia believed ho was compelled to leave, in consequence of a fraudulent attempt with regard to some slaves, llis letters in relation to this matter, are quitccurioaiucs. About $44,000 were found in his trunk $32,000 in notes,and the rest in gold. Tho testimony against him is strong. His connect isGeorgo M. Dallas, Eso., and the house for evi' upon, htive engaged Wm, M. Meredithi and JoeepU R. llart, Kaqrs. He liau been in New York and Baltimore, since he obtained the money, and intended to leave the city on Sunday morning for NewOr.eans. It is thought thut he acted the affair without conled-

Tlie accused was yesterday afternoon taken before Judge Randall ow habeas corpus—the object tv ing either to obtain his discharge or a reduction of ban. Alter an examination of witnesses, lie was remanded.' The hearing ou habeas carpus will be continued this morn-

BRITISH STEAMSHIPS ON THE LAKES. A good deal of solicitude hns been produced on the (nwinr by the British Government buildinjj.several armed steamships on the Lakes, and the opinion prevails that it has been done in violation of the treaty between Great Britain and this country. The Albany Evening Journal gives the facts in the matter

A treaty or arrangement was made jn 1817, between the two countries, by which it was stipulated that the naval forces to be maintained upon the American Lakes by the respective parties, should thereafter be confined to the following vessels on each side: "On Lake Ontario, to one vessel not eXctvMitiii one hundred tons burden, and armed with at) eighteen pound cannon. "On the Upper Lakes, to one vessel not exceeding like burden, and armed with like force. "On the waters of Lake Champlain, on* vessel not exceeding like burden, and armed with like force." 11 is further agreed, that if either party should thereafter bo desirous of annulling the agreement, and should give six months notice to that effect, the agreement should ceaso to be binding after the expiration ol the six months. The British Government gave notice to the President of tho United States in November, 183d, that theGovernment had found it necessary to increase their armament on the Lakes.

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the Philadelphia Wkgmirer, si

Ariraet of Edwards, aliai Clad well, I Great Forger. a The individual chargol uith being guilty ortb® re* cant extensive forgeries upon Messrs Brown, Brotberu & co., and upon Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander (fcco. «f Hverpeol, through their a*ent,Edgar Corrie, Jr. Faq. of New York, waa arretted in.this city on Saturday last, and ia BOW in Moyamensing prison, awaiting the requisition ot Gov. 8eward. It will be renumbered, that tome time since, tht forger addressed letters to Brown & Brothers and aeveral other eminent firms, K: that he had been left a large proper, in Riro, Jh.'i asking them for the namea ot their aorrespOnaentsat that place, through whom hecootd transact baainew. M«ai ol (he boasea declined transaction rtf the kind, because ot the want of proper references- On the 10th of A ngust, however, Messrs. Brown. Brothers & co. and Mr. Ciibharn. formerly the agent of Mnan

be, Caldwell, waa authorized

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not exceeding $30,

600. The letters at introduction waa written with great art and tact, upon tin same kind of paper usually used by the N. Orleans firm, and various commercial phrases were introduced, which, together with the closent-ts of the imitation of the handwriting, muat have deceived the mn«t vigilant. Correspondence waa immediately opened between the pretended aoutliern planter, Caldwell. end Mean. Brown. Brother &

as well es Mr. Corrie, to whom Caldwell had been referred by Mr. Gibbon, the sganeyof Fletcher, A'exancer & ». having passed in to hts 'Corrie s) hands The matter thus in train, oal dwell enclosed each of the houses nbovo named an order on Messrs. Mauncell, White dt Co. of New Orleans, for the owe ilmnsand bales of Mtton, and drew upon them for abont $25,000 each These drafts were excepted and cashed.

instance, the money waa enclosed and forwarded to Caldwell at Fredricfcsbarg, and in the other to Alexandria. He received the two amounts, and had the cool assurance to return letters thanking the houses for their p'omptnessand attention to his business.

On forwarding thedraftsand orders to Messrs Mauncell, White 6l Co. of New Orleans, tho«e gentlemen were nut a little astonished, and immediately replied that they knew no such man as Caldwell, that they bad no such cotton as described, had never written any such letters of introdoct too, and in short, pronounced tlio wholeaffair afraud. The roguery was thusde?4' toe ted, and the gentlemen who had been artfully wlundored, immediate'y confcred with the police of N. ¥o*k and Philadelphia, consulted legal advisers, and attempted l«ferret out the vidian.

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Mr- Van Uuren seems to have buppowd that it was perfectly proper and safe to let the British Government nave as large a Tores upon the Lakes as it pleased, and to Uaave tho tiontier defenceless on our part.—New 1'orA Rxpfatt.

HKUCIIliANKUM.

The excavations into Hereulaneutn, have revealed us a world of intormation. The history of the remains ol that ancient city has been read eagerly by every lover of knowledge. It is little else than a resurcction of the dead eiticens of Herculaneum with all their luxuries atrmind them. As yet we have not however penetrated in the very depths and inmost reoesees of this slumbering repository of past ages- The philosophers ol our dnv have therefore resolved to dig down to the very foundation atoncr of this mysterious wet of an-

''Vhe undertaking we learn is to he carried on by the Neapolitan government. Negotiations have been cominaenwd already for the purchase of various estate# on the spot. A commisstan of antiquarians and architects are to be appointed by the Miniater of the Interior and tlie Royal Academy of Science, to preside over the operations of the workmen.

We shall wait in anxiety to hear of the many marvelous relics that will be brought to light, that have not been visited by the sun's beams fur many bye-gon ccn* turic*.

The officers of the Army at present in Washington, Vi»itcd upon the new Secretary of War in fall uniform on Tneraav, and made quite an imposing displtv After waiting upon the Secretary of War, the officers of the Army paid their respects to the Secretary of the N»*y.

Hows SguAWto.'*.—The Philadelphia American says that this squadron is to be composed of the tot lowing ve«8cb—The indepeudenoe, rmiee the fnaate Columbia the sloops of war Falmouth and Vstidaha. the Brig Boxer the Scooner Grampus, and the two meant frigaus Misajesippi end Mtasoari.

Wr 1300 Steamboat* have boea built in the United State*. The mista arise from the earth, and in fertilising showers return* again into its bosom even so the love that man aheddetb abroad upon hi* kind repaid by happiness showered abundantly upon hie head,

L©»s eomce inall shapes, but mostly aiking for cash. It must have shawls, sin*, satins and jewelry it draws our packets inall ways it is truly tn expensive Uuag. this krv«.

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AY, all of Vigo county.

».. -v J9jVJSJP9 iliadi In Tarro-Hattt*. e« Sstarday t)n t34 laKaat, Mr RUS8ELL R06B. in tb* year rf fe* ag»-

Oct SO, 1841, HORACE, aanof Boeuwx Tem-Haate, aged «f4rs and!« aMBtlHk On tba *th mau, FAffNY AW*, b»fht«r of Wu, tuat of Ottar Orea^. ta rba UA fmt of bar ii*.

'ir-#8LE.47S MARKET, Oct. 9th. Ftcv*.—The receipts since Our last report having addsd considerably to the stock rfri sale* holders have had to submit to a further decline during UMFfMst few dtjA. We have beard of no sale* at over and at the present moment we believe lower rates would be snbKiit--ted to: we tl»ere(bt£ quote at $6f a 6i, for superfine new wheat fkur. We believe there is nosour in mar-

Baecm —Tbetri Is no change to nolice in this artteSe. A retail demand only exists, and our quotation*** remain as lierfetoiore, vtz: for side*, 4k a 41 shouhb-rx, 2i-a 4 hams, a 6 for common canvassed 6i a 7i. .Pork.—With the exception of a few small plantation orders, this article is entirely neglected. We quote meres. 91 a 91 prime 71 a ?l, M. O. $8 a 81 all descriptions dtltl

Lnrd.—There has bei»rt some additions to the stock of this article that lately received appears to be in good order, and of a good quality. We hear of no sah-s worthy ol note The rates for prime iu small lota ia ?i a 8 inferior to fair. 5t a 7 a

Whitkey.—Th? demand for this article is exceedingly limited. Holders appear firm at 90 c. The stock tn market is not heavy, and we presume present rates will be maintained until there is arise of water in tlie Ohio, when there must inevitably be a decl+oe.

Coffee —The demand has been fair during the we«-k, particularly lor Havana, bot in prices there is no alteration, which are-for Havana, lift to 13 c, and for Rto,

^Sugar.'-A fair demand exists for this article consideringthe dall state of trade in aeneral thesalesol the the week amount to about 330 hbds prices remain without change—41 a 51 cts per lb. for common to middling qualities 6 a 7 cts for good to fine, end 71 for small parcels choice. The receipts of the week have been larger than any for sometime back they amount to about 250 hhds. Havana has been in tatter request, particularly for brown and yellow white is worth 91 to lOi brown and yellow, 6f to 7ic. The stock of ye1low is small.

Molasses.—Prices remain the same, 19 a 20 c. per gAllon small salts nt 22. The stock is light, but there is not much demand.

Com.—In consequence of the arrival of about 5000 sacks this week, prices are looking down. We quote •from the levee, 60 a 63 c. per bushel. -There is a fair demand, and prices remain about the same, 43 a 46 cts per bushel—-receipts, 1200 sacks

Hay.—We het.r of no change in the market we uote $1 121 ar.d $1 25 per 100 lbs. A parcel ol 200 bales was received this week, but we believe it is held too high to meet with a purchaser as yet.

Lime.—We note a small decline it is now selling at $2 a $2} per b'nl according to quantity, from the levee. A cargo of 1300 bbls. arrived this week.

TERRE-HAUTE RETAIL MARKET. Provisions: Beef, Pork, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Egge,

$ cts. Grain:

lb. $00.4 to 6

do do do do

5 8

12 10

*16 12

doz.

Beans, bush. Potatoes, do 25 Peaches,dried 2.00 2 50 Apples, do 1 00 1 25 Cranberries.!).1.50 2 00 Hams, lb. 8*.-10 Shoulders, do 6 8 H.ead Stuffs:

Flour, bbl. 4.50 00 Corn meal, bus 37

Oct. 30-8-Sw M. M. IIICKCOX, Capt.

cts. 00 18 25 50 40

bus. do do do do

Wheat, Oats, Corn, Barley, Rye. Hides: Slaughter .lb. 4

60 to 16 20 37 37

FERRY BOATS WANTED. FIRST rate Ferry Boats and Yawl, are wanted immediately, lor which the cash will be paid. Oct. 25,1841-8-tf C. B. MODI SETT.

New School.

rpiIE Subscriber will

Oct. 48,1841. 8-3t

rPHE

CCSTMFBKVATOV

\V BBOG, (_., R. will preach at the Coon Howe in tbi*Cuy,

Saturday eight (30ih instj,

and on ittxtday (3bt) at It A. M. 3IP. M. and at maht, o* wfcnh taait oeoaMon, on sptcml request, he will preach on Acta m: 14. Privntegee granted

Dry. do 8 Calfskins, do 10 Sundries:

Salt, bbl. 3.00 Wood, cord, 1.50

0 CO 1 50

Wool, lb. Coal, bush. Flaxseed, lb. Hay. ton.

50 8

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. ARRIf'ALS. Eastern,, arrivrs Daily, (Sunday cxcept'd)at 10 p. M. Springfield,

6.20 0,00

5.00

Tues., Thnrs.and Sat., at 10 r. m-

Vandaiia, Sunt!., Wed. and Frid., at 9 m. Lafayette, do do do 9 r. M. Vincennes, Mond., do do 10 p. M. Cramfdsvillf," Tuesday and Friday, ut 3 p. mColumbus. Tuesday and Saturday, at 7 p. M. S/ri*goilte,

Friday, at 7 P.M.

OHO, '4 Saturday, nt 12 m. DEPARTURES. Eastern, departs Daily, (Sunday excepl'd)at 3 A. M. Springfield, Mond., Wed and Frid.,at 3 A- M. Crawf'dstillc," do and do 1 P. M. Columbus, Monday and Friday 4 A.M. Vtncettnes, Turs.,Thurs. and Sat ,at 3 A.M. Vandaiia, do do do 5 A. M. Lafayette, do do do 5 A. M. Ono, Saturday, at 1 P.

Oct. 9, 1841 -S-t3. J. O. JONES. P. M. COTITXION PARTIES.

THEto

subscribers to the Cotillion Parties arc requested meet at rooin No. 1, in the Linton building, on this evening (Saturday) at 7 o'clock.

Terre-IIaute, Oct. 30, 1841-8-lw. NOTICE TO THE TERRE-HAUTE CAVALRY.^

OUR

next muster, for the season, will be on the firrt Saturday iu November next, it being the sixtli of the month.

Every officer and soldier will be expected on oar ade. There is business of importance to attend to. I expect every man to attend to his duty.

open a School on Monday,

November 1st 1841, nt the brick School House, Terre-Haute, lately occupied ns a public schoo I for the common branches of education.

TERMS of Tuition *250 per Quarter. The house is well adapted for school and every thing thnt is necesMry will be done for the comfort of the scholars, Strict ordor will bo enforced.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of two Executions, issued Irom the Vigo Circuit Court, and to tne directed and delivered, one in favor of William Tannehill and the other in favor of John Rutledge, and against the goods and chatties, lands and tenements ot John Burton, I have levied on the following real estate, the same having been turned out bv John Burton, to wit: Lot number three, in Raymond's survey, adjoining to the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, containing ten

Acres, more or less and will, on Saturday the 20M day rf November next, at the Court House door in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale the rents and profits of said premises for seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said executions and cost, I will then and there offer the fee simple, to the highest bidder, with all the appurtenance thereunto belonging, for cash, to pay said debts and coet.

FREDERIC S. EAGLE.

JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 30th, 184I-8-3t (.Prs. free, $« 50.]

VheriFFF'S SAlX

virtue of an Execution issued from the Clerk's office of the Vermillion Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in lavor of Ashley Harris, and against Hiram Benton, I have taken as the property of Hiram Benton, the following real estate, to wits lots no. 3,3 Si. 4 in souara no. 1 lots no. 1,2, 3, 4. in square no. 2 also, lots no. 3 & 4, in square no. 3, in the town of Highland, Vermillion county. Indiana And 1 will on Saturday the 20th day of November next, at the Court House door, in Newport, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale the rents and profits of said premises for the term of seven years, and if thev should fail to aell for a sufficient sum ta satisfy said debt, I will then and there offer for sale the fee simple of satd premises with all the appurtenance* tbenunto belonging, to the highest bidder on a credit of six months irom the 15th day of September, 1841, the purchaser to give bond and security and recive a deed when the purchase money is paid.

WM. BALES. Shff. V. C.

October #0,1841. 8-3t (pr fee $Mo)

YARN! YARN 1 TARN!

andersigned have on consignment a targequan-

lity of COTTON YARN, which they wiP. aell at Wholesale and Retail, for factory prices. Merchants and Farmers, oaa have bargain*-

Oct. ss, 1941-7-tf WM- J. BALL &. CO.

Family Flonr.

tROM Pattersons & Silliman*. for aale\v Oct 33, 1841. t-3t JACOB D. EARLY.

For Rent.

rPHE comer Room in the Urge brick bmiUing on the

northeast comer of tb« PaWk Square, for Rent, quite low, by $ pet. S3,184l-7-tf VVM BALL Jk. CO.

19W Ckmpptr* WimnteA. KA WOOD Chopper* wanted at the iBdwma Fa«»c*, mar Canton. Venwillion c«a»ty. Tfel highest prxs* will bo paid, in Caab, bv^ it t. STEWART.

Oct. 1841-7-6w.

T~"^r

Riles for Sale.

'PHKcbowe oi twt first rate new Rifles, oo*75and the otWr IOO io the pound, will be sold in a change for wnood, if uaiicit»t be made aeon, fie qnre«t ib*office. ^061.^1841.

SALRRAT17S—a good article! hr Um barra) or keg. Tarre-Haaie, Jaoa 19-41-if BOOTH&CO.

AMKiUoe War ted,

I _/ bas«*. A lad abmi iS yw* meral cbaractar. «\pplr at this

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Mortgage Sale-

virtue of a Decree of tlie Tippecande Qreurt Court, and an Execution issued by the GlerJt thereof, and to me, the Sheriff of the county of Vigo, Indiana, directed and delivered, in favor of William M- Jennere, vs. John Carroll, Joseph

Oct. 18, 1841-7-3t. {pr fee $6

atK*

Engiwst Renerx foreclosing the equity of redemption ol the said defendaats. in and to the mortgaged premisra mentioned in said bill, wit: In-lot, in the loyvnol Terre-IIaute, known ou the recorded plat of s®'d town as lot" {101»n Vigo coun(y, Indiana with alt trc appurtenances thereunto belonging, and 1 will, OH&OIut4af, the 20/A day of November next, at the Court House door in Terre-IIaute, Witmn the legal hours of said day.offer for sale the rents and profits of raid premises for a term of s» vcn years, and if they shall laii to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said debt, 1 wilt then and there offer and expose the fee simple to ihe biglx si bidder, on the following terms: the purchaser to give a note negotiable and payable at tne Branch at Terre-Haute, of the Slate Bank of Indiana, for the amount of the purchase money with a good endorser, to be approved of by the Directors of said Bank, to be renewed every ninety days with a curtailment of twenty pew^ntum upon. the.original amount and receive a dceiF on the payment of the purchase money.

STRAIX,

October 21, 1841-7-4w (pr fee $3,75

sheriff.

Terre-Haute,Oct.30ih, I811-8-3w [Prs fee «3J

MORTG.tGR SA1.R.

virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of John Milner, vs. Daniel H. Johnson, foreclosing the equity of redemption of the said Dtfnie! H. Johnson, in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in said hill, to wit: (19) nineteen feet off of the north side of lot (171) one hundred-and seventy-one, as designated on the recorded Plat of the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, with the apptirtnance thereunto belonging. And I will on Saturday the 20th day of November next at the Court IIousc^ door in TerreIIaute, within the legal hours of said day, offer the rents and profits of said premises for sale fona term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satify the said mortgage debt I will then and there offer the fee simple with all the appurtnanccs thereunto belonging, including all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Daniel H. Johnson therein and thereto, to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay said execution and costs.

JOHN STRAIN, Shff.

Oct. 30, 1841. 8—3t (pr fee $250)

Mortgage Sale.

virtue of an execution, issued by the Clerk of the •D Vermillion Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Hugh Stewart, and against Stephen Uncles, foreclosing the equity of redemption of the said Stephen R. Unclcs, in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in complainants bill one equal and undivided half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section number twenty-three, Township No. fourteen, North, of Range ten, West, of the lands offered for sale at Vincenncs also, the undivided half of a certain tract of laud in said county purchased by Stephen R. Unclcs and Chester Clark, from William Hart and wife, containg about fifty acres, it being a ptirt of the southeast quarter of Section twonty-two in the same Township and Range aforesaid, beginning at a stake on the West of Coal creek* on the South line of said Section twenty-two, and running thence East on said section line 26 chains and 50 links, to the southeast corner of said sf-ction, thence north on satd section line 21 chains and 76 links to a Buckeye tree, thence West 20 chains 87 links to a stake, thence South 7 chains and 9 links to a Sycamore tree on the West bank ol Coal creek, thence on the west bank of said creck with its meanders to the place of beginning also, the one equal undivided half of piece or parcel of land being a part of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 23, Township and Range aforesaid, commencing at a stake on the West line of said quarter section on the South bank of Brewit's creek thence running South 9 chains 96 links to a stake, thence_ East 39 chains 78 links to a stake, thence North 6 chains to South bank of Brewit's creek, thence on the South bank of said creek, with the meanders to the place of beginning, containing about 8 acrcs and five hundredths with all Hie buildings, improvements thereon of every description, engine and every thing appertaining there to and, also, tne whole of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 26, Township 14, North of Range 10 West, containing about forty acres, all lying in Clinton township, Vermilion county, and Stale of Indian. I will on Monday, I5th of November, A. D. 1841, at the Court house door, in the town of Newport, Vermillion county, Indiana.within the legal hours ofBaid day, offer for sale at auction, the rents and profits of said premises, for the term of seven years and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said debt, I will then and there in like manner offer for sale the fee simple to th« highest bidder, on a credit of six months from the 16th day of September, 1841. all the right, title, claim, interest, and demand, of said Stephen R. Uncles, in and to the said above described premises. Purchaser to give bonds wiih opproved securitttSri receive a deed on the payment of the purchase lironey. Wm. BALES, Sheriff, V. C.

NOTICE.

"ITTILLlAM SFIATTUCK, Wiley Shattuck, Lowid VV Paddock and Follv Paddock his wife, Ebcnezer Paddock and Amanda Paddock his wife, William CMorgan and Sophia Morgan his wife, Jane Foster, Samuel Debatiti and Fclindn Debatin his wife, and Kliphalet S. Keen, Oliver F. Keen, Albert C-Keen, Henry S. B. Keen, Atlelia Ann Keen, will take notice that a petition was filed against them on the 21st day of October. 1841, in the Probate Court, in, and for the county ol Vigo, by Benjamin F. ShaUiick^nnd i3 pending, wherein the said Benjamin t.bliattuck demands partition of the following real estate, to wu: number twenty-two (22) of Section sixteen, Township number ten, north, of Range number ten, west. Also, The north half of the northwest" quarter of Section number twenty-one, of same Township r.nd Range, except eight Acres off of the entire north part of said half quarter. Also, The east half northwest quarter of Section twenty, of same Township and Range and that, at tie next term of said Court, application will be made by the said Benjamin Shattuck for an order that partition may be made of said premises by Commissioners. BENJAMIN F. SHATTUCK.

Wabash Courier delinquents.

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subscriber, when he sold out the Courier, expec ted to wait, personally, on all his subscribers in arrears. Thts he find itimpossible to do- He therefore informs those indebted in Terre-Haute and Vigo County, North of Prairieton. that he has left his accounts in the hands of B.M.HARRISON, Mayor of the Town of Terre-Haute, and that, if not set tied by cash or note bv next Circuit Court, they will be then indiscriminately sued. This course is rendered absolutely necessary by the necessity which he is under of paying his own def»ts, as well as large sums for other people. Hoping this notice will be heeded, the consequences of a neglect of it cannot be justlv chsreed to |,im. JOHN DOWLING.

October 23, 1841-7-11.

COOPERING* THE subscriber has commenced the Coopering business in Terre-Hauie, on the Founuty Square, fronting the river, where he is prepared to carry on the coopering business.in all it* various

branches. Pork barrels and Lard kegs, on hand, of an excellent quality, for sale. D. GUENTHER. Octobcr 23, 1811-7-3mo.

THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH BLOW.

HE public will please to observe that no Braodeth Pills art genuine ualcs* the box has three label* upon it. each containing a fac simile signature of my hand willing, tbue, B. Brandreth. Tbe»e labels are eagiaved oa »t«l, beautifully itesigaed, aod doae at aa expeote of several thousand dollar*.

The Brandreth Pills.

Tbe remarkable cure* which have been effected by Brandreth** Pills, havea»toni»bed the whole medical farulty, many of whom have conceded that tb*y are the greate»t b!««*3ng that ever was riven to the world.

The reason tlwwcclebwtwl Pills nave wjeh a nnivetrally good effect, t«, because tbetr action harmonises with the human body.

When a dowof Br*m!reth'» Pill* are tak-n. thev are digested, and n.»*» to every part of the «y*teni but tb«y IMVC the ly wben they have effected'the intended purpose, and health and vigor are by them imrared.

Mineral medtrines mav enter tbe .*y»te«n, but they •re with difficulty got oat again and they ataraye occtnftti pain and niftnt while they remain in tbe body.

Whereas Brandreth'* PilU are aa innocent as a pi****, of bread, aad are-evacuated with the dUease ki whicb they are tafe»a.

From tbe time we are bora to tbe time we cease to breathe, oct boons are comtaatly wa*tingf and at constantly baiidiag up. Tbe action of ihe atmotpbec* wear* or waates theea. The food We eat the digrstive orgam convert into blood, whkrb renew* or bailde up bv ita circalatiag power. Than the hatnaa body tiealthv wbca the blood circulates freely, aad when anything l»reve»la a* ttw t*m*m throogh tbe «^aea*e conaaneflcea.

Kewemher tbe tab, tbe tide, aad tbe

muh*.

The followi^ are tbe oalyaMbnri»^ to act as *g«n!te —JAM&3 WARDI.OW. \V,t waaa.JACOB O. KARLV.T'trre-Ifaate. E. TMH.K, Otter Creek. O. N^ULIXJCK. & OOftKKY. Cliatoa. DANIKL OAV1S*f?, Newport. /A«I3S ANNON. Rugmt. Oct 1341.

iPoci s. irish Brook*,

HAVING

Medici**, rapectfally iabfn* tbec^Kns o! Tcr-nr-Haute, and vjemity that they mm now (wvpatred to attend to all alb in the preftmm. Office»n Sewid Srraet, oMrfMt fforth al 0r- l*ini*la' ofikt

Peft 18-1641 -S-lf-i

SHERIFF'S SALfc.

vir'.ue of an Execution, issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me dtnected and delivered, iu favor of Kichard De Steiger and against Andrew B. Ray, I have levied on the following real estate, tne same having been turned out toy said Andrew B. Ray, to wit: tltts. undivided half of the southwest quarter of Section natttber thirty-five, in Township welve, north, of Range£ien, west, in Vigo county, Indiana, except-, ing tw«-uy AcrSfcin the north west corner. ai.d twenty Acres in the southwest cornt*reof &.iid quarter, with all the appurtuuancea tbereunto'-sdongingvaud I wsll. o* Sfttardau, tkc (tihdagof Movemb*r next, at the Coiirt House door la Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said*day, offer for sale the rents and profits of said premises for seven years, and should they fail to sell lor a sufficient sum to satisfy said t'ebt, I will then and there offer the fee simple of said premises to the highest bidder, tor cash, to pay said debt and cost.

Oct. 19, l841-7-3t [pr fee $2

MERINO SHAWLS.

SUP. lot of 7-4ths, 8-4ths and 10-4ths Black and Scarlet MERINO SHAWLS, (from the most celebrated manufactory in Europe,) aro offered at such prices as must be considered a bargain. ALSO, A first rate assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now being oflered at the well known Cash Store, at prices clieapcr than ever. A very extensive variety expected soon. Store, opposite the'Court House, on the north.

Terre-IIaute, Oct. 16-6-tf G. W. LANUWORTHY.

HEADY MADE CLOTHING.

GREAT variety of Gentlemens' ready made winterClothing, consisting of OVER-COA TS, Cassimere, 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. an

Mars, Wm A Oct. 16-6-3w JAMES McCULLOCH, P.M.

$2,100

TIIE

Maoc»a ted Ib«neelv«9 a tbe practice at

J. STRAIN, Sheriff.

Oct- 16tb. 1841-6-3w I Pre. fee, $2 50-]* ,. *r

4 Sheriff's Snlc.

BYof

virtue of an execution, issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor Robert Jar vis, James Trabue, and Hardin T. Curd, and against Alexander M. Tucker and James H. Nelson, 1 have seized and taken tlie following lands,viz. the north-west quarter and the South-east quarter of section four, in township thirteen, north of range nine, west, with all the appuretnances thereunto belonging, containing 320 acres, taken as the property of James H- Nelson, lying in the county of Vigo, in the State of Indiana, and I will on Saturday the 6th day- of November next, at the Court House door, in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale, the rents and profits of said premises for a term of seven years, and if thev shall fail to sell for a stlllll^ent sum to satisfy said Execution and costs, 1 will then and there offer and expose to sale, the lee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay said execution and cst.

J. STRAIN, Sh'ff.

October, 14,1841. 6-3t [pr fee $250.

Mortgage Sale.

virtue of an execution, issded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vermillion countyUtodiana, and to me directed and delivered, in favo»«irWm. Tucker and Elijah Smailwood, and against Jonathan W. Downing, foreclosing tlie equity of redemption of the said Jonathan Downing, in and to mortgaged premises men. tionedln complainants bill, to wit: Lot known and described upon the town plot of Clinton, as lot No. 6, in block No. 4, with nil the apputtenanccs thereunto belonging andl.wiil on the 15th of November, 1841, at the Court house door in Newport.within the legal hours of said dayf offer for sale to the highest bidder, the rents and profits of said premises, for the term of seven years. And if they should fail to sell lor a sufficient sum to satisfy said mortgage, debt and costs. I will then and there offer the fee simple to the liiahest bidder for cash to pay said debt. Wm. BALES, Sheriff.

article of Grey Mix'd Woolen Yarn, can

Lx. be had in large or small quantities, at $1 25 cts per lb. Oct. 16th, 18-41—6—tf

Cairo Jtloncy, AND

lOOO BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED

subscriber will take Cairo Money st par, and merchantable Wheat at 621 cents per bushel, on all demands that have been due him over six months, if paid soon. Now books were opened on the 30th of last March, when J. VV. BonnE.v. Esq entered into business with him, consequently every one will see the propriety *f balancing up the old books. His notes and accounts he must turn into cash to meet his engage mcnts-

Please step forward gentlemen and you will oblige your humble servant, Terre-Haute, Oct.16th, 1841. JAMES GROVLR.

Postscript.

MYSquare

BOOKS and NOTES are kept at theStoveand Iron Store of GROVER & BORIEN, west SIDE of the Public at which place will be found a full and complete aisortment of Stoves. Fire Dogs, (the best in the United States) Waggon Boxes, Hollow Ware, (a light article) Juniata Iron and Nails, (the best in the city) Blacksmith's Tools. Plows. Hardware, Gla» and Dry Groceries, at prices to suit the limes.

Oct. 16-6-3tn G.

POClCET BOOK LOST.

I_JOST,

on Tuesday. 12th Oct. 1841, on the road from Clinton to Terre-Haute, or in Terre-Haute or vicinity, a large Leather Pocket Book, lettered on the inside, William Kile, M. D. Maumce City, Lucas county, Ohio, Sept. 1836-and containing a number of notes and accounts.

Any person finding said Pocket Book and leaving it at theCourieroffiee,orat the store of S-dc. J.Crawford, will be liberally rewarded bv,

Oct? 9-5- THOS. DOWLING.

•Utile* for Sale.

THE

subscriber, living three miles north-west of Terre-Haute, has 16 Mules, lor years old, broke ready for work. Tbey are some of the largest that has been raised in this state, they will be sold on terms to make them profitable to tbe bnver. Application io be made to Jacob D- Early, or

to roe on m? farm* MAKI iii iiUKiiOct. 16, mh €-3t

Trench Lawn*.

)UST

recti ved, a fcw pieces of French LAWNS, now «vle. and cheap. Also, a variety of English and French PRINTS extra fine bleached and unbleached MUSLINS, Ac-, all of which are offered, at tbe present time, draper than ever, foreMsk.

May 15-36-tf G. W LANGWORTHY.

Pork Packinff.

BRASHES, would respectfully inform tbe Pork Packing community, that Ha ta prepared to pack anv quantity of Pork, ta tne town of Terre-Haute. Ia. l!» fork Home is on the River bank- He artll guarantee the inspection in N. Orleans, or no charge and will pack as low as any establishment on tbe Wabash.

October 43,184 l-7-4»«r

Fall ana Winter Good*. 'l'HE undersigned have just received from the East,

aad are now opening a well adeeted assortment ef Fall aad Winter Goods, which we will sell cheap lot cash, or on aauM credits tb tor ftmaetmU customers.

October 23 Wl-7-tf.

WILLIAM KILE, M. D.

Clinton, Oct. 13th, 1841-G-tf.

•, Paper.

HE undersigned {the founder, and, for nfne years. 1 co-editor of the Wabash Couriers will commence the publication of a newspaper at Terre-Haute, so soon as the necessary arrangements can be effected for that purpose, which will be very shortly. A prospectus will be printed in a lew days,in which he will briefly set forth the political landmarks bjf wbich the paper will be governed- In tbe meantime, hiapast conduct as an Editor most give assurance that it will be tboroaghIv Whie-

New Saddlery Establishment.

Corner of NattHkal Road.and Fourth Streets.

PHK suhscr'thrr having rented the Frame Store, Ute

ly built bv D. Ksq on National Road Street, Terre-Haute, and commenced ihe -/=.

filling, Harness, and Trunkrmking Business., respectfully solicits the $t»tronage of thecitizens ofTer-re-Haute and Vigocounty, Indiana. Haviug learned his business in one of the best and mos fashionable shops ia England, he flatters himself that he can give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custjm. His prices will, in all cases, lie moderate. and be is determined, by close attention and punctuality, to deserve, even if he cannot command, success. Tlie public is invited to call. 7 *»„no

Oct 9-S-tf B. BR AM EH.

Land For Sale.

THE240

subscriber will give a good bargain in a tract of ACRES OF LAND, in Putnam countv.illinoia, situated within half a mile of the Illinois river There is about 100 acres timber and the balance Prairie. There is a frame and log dwelling, log smokehouse and stable, and 55 acres in cultivation. It is within 2 miles of Henepin. III. Refer to AS. JOHNSON, Terre-Haute. or to the subscriber, Henepin.

Juty 24-I841-46-3m JAMES MASON*.

DOMESTICS—An

extensive assortment of 3-4

7-8, 4 4, and 38 inch brown and bleached muslins, which are offered cheaper than ever. Feb. 27-25-tf G. W. LANGWOR IH

Ttuated

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE 4

WILL sell my House and lot, in Terre-Haute. siimmediately south of the Prairie House. 1 he House is a large frame, very convenient, and well calculated, and is built of the very best materials, and finished in good style throughout. Possession given immediately, and terms easy to the purchaser.

Aug. 14-43-ftn, A. L. CHAMBERLAIN. CASH PAID FOR IfSI WILL pay fifty cents, in cusn

T! five thousand

bushels of good merchantable WHEAT, delivered at my store, in Terre-Haute. Aug. 2f-51-2m A. McGREGOTl.

Wanted,,

"J 000

FOUNDSofliTeGefscFtatfiere.fnrxcfcangr for Goods, at cash price, if delivered at jny

Store, soon August 7-48—if

& i«

W. LANGWORTHY1/

STATE OF INDIANA, GREENE COUNTY, u. GREENE PROBATE COURT, AITOVST TERM, 1841.

John Scott's Eattite.— Complaint rf Insolvency.

COMES

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING

in the Post Office at Clint.n, Ia.,

Oct. 1st, 1841.

Anderson & Co4--* Anstin, Elij Andrews, James Applegate, Lewis 2 Barnes, Erastus Carter, Abraham Davis, Josiah j. Dibble, Schyler' Emmons, A roiv Fox, Christiana Fisher, Caroline Fioell, E Hood,Simmon Hobs, Thomas Hammon, Jacob Ilughs'on, Keys. Cuthbert Loats, Fredrick Like, Henry Lambert, Hugh Loyand, Arthur Mcintosh, Elizabeth McCoffery, James McCollem, George 2 McGath, Wm

Nolan, Alfred Naughton, James Pay ton, John %, Potter, Isaac Potter, S Patrick, Thomas Pay ton, Lewis Pay ton, Samuel Pay ton, John

Rush, David -Round, Cyrus Stewart, & J^^TT Stiles, James

Spangler, Lafayetto Skid more, II Swickard, John Shannon,John Smith, Dudly Temple, Selah Trover, David Warner, Asa Wain, Lewis Williams, Wilcot Wedding, Wingate, II

now Adam Strong, Administrator of said estate, bjr Mr. Carson, his counsel, and files his complaint of insolvency herein, and the Court being lully satisfied of the insolvency ol said estate, order, that notice of the pendency of mid application heninde 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 saitl Administrator of the existence and extent of their r« spectivo claims, by [filing] the same, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contract nr assumpsit, upou which the same may be founded, in the office of the Clerk of said Court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of said estate, such claims will be postponed, in favor of the claims of tho more diligent creditors. ft IV

A true copy: Test, S. R. CAVINS, Clerk G. P. C. Oct. 9-5-6w [Prs. fee, $4 00.]

iTIort^a^e Male.

virtue of an execution issued by the CJerk of the -1-* Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Charles B. Modisett. »s. Robert B. Covert, foreclosing the equity ol redemp.ion of the said Roliert Covert, in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in complainants bill, to wit. Tn-lot ns known and designated upon the town plat of the Town of Terre-Hauie, as number (235) with all the appurtenanres thereunto belonging, and I will on Saturday, the 30tb da of October, 1841, at the Court-house door in Terre-IIaute, 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 mot tgaged debt and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple to the highest bidder, on a crcdit until the I2th day of November, 1841, tho purchaser to give bond with approved security, and receive a deed on the payment of the purchase money.

I am authorized to receive and receipt for the same. G.W.PATRICK. Oct. 2. 1841 4tf

Wanted^

DOLLARS, in Specie, for which a fair per

cent, will be paid in current Hank notes, by

Terre-Haute, Oct. 2-4-14 B. BOOTH ft. t.,'(j.

To Steam-Baat Traveller*,

MERCHANTS

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

Pn sue tigers, wishing to take passage up or down the Ohio river, will find comfortable birifis, and a guarantee that no boa can possibly pass without their knowing it which cannot be the case, if they stop in Hotels up town- B. F. HORD.

Evansville, Oct. 2, 1841. 3m

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, SS. CIRCUIT COURT, NOVEMBKR TKRM, 184J. Syiiire Smith, rs.

Ahrl Casto.

THE

Case, on Domestic Attachment.

above named defendant Abel C'asto, will '.abo notice, that the said Squire Smith, has sued out of said Court, a Writ of Domestic Attachment against the lands and tenements, goods, chattels, rights, credits. monies and effects, of the said defendant, which Writ has been returned, executed. Tbe said defendant will therefore take notice of the pendency of said Suit, and that unless he appear and defend the same, the matters and things therein alledged against him will be heard and determined in his ahs«nce.

GOODS—Now opening at tbe

March 20-558-tf.

Wot. J. BALL 4-Co.

TOBACCO. ,,

OWtET Jamea Rt«*ran*3 Ky.cbewr»g tobacco. May 23-31-tl 8. BOOTH ft CO,

TERRE-HAUTE HIGH STIIOOL. T'liE duties ol this Institution will be resumed the •l second Monday io October! The Principal b*« added to his former quite extensive stock, some new and splendid article* oi apparatus far illustrating the Physical science*, so that additional facilities will be. ... afforded to young ladies and gentlemen for acquiring as thorough an education as can be obtained in any institution. No st rorgcr evidence, be thinks i* necessary of the favor with whicb this school is regarded, than, ,, the respectable and steady support it has received daring its existence, and he assure* it* patrons that no effortsnor exprn5e shall be spared to renderit worthy of their utmost confidence. Terms a* formerly.

Oct- 9, lS41-5-3t.

Mr PROVOST, for several years had charge of the classical and general instruction of my sons and gave the most entire satisfaction by the succiss with which he conducted their studies. I have never known a gentloman better qualified for that important office, and it gives me great plcatnre, on account of his high moral I ai:d religious character, as well ae his literary attainments, to recemnteml him io the lavorublc considerslion of those who have sons to educate c. r-k WILLIAM C. RIVES,.

Senate Chamber, Sept. 3» 184i,

THE

Oct. 31—8—tf.

STRAIN, Sheriff.

Terre-Huute, October 9, 1341-5-3w.

Last JYotice.

ALL

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

JUST

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

By W. N. HAMILTON, Deputy

Oct. 2, 1841. [4 4w pr fee #2J

StouVs Pill*.

DR.

J. STOL'T'S Highly imptoved Pills, or Great Western Panacea, a ceitain core for Fever and Ague.

For sale at

Sept. 29, 1841. 4tf

COTTON

WOOD'S

Drug? and Apothecary Store.

800, 900 and 10,00

YARN, lor sale, by

Terre-Haute, Oct- 2-4-tl B. BOOTH Ii CO.

JYEW GOODS.

'pllE subscriber has jnst returned from the east with a line selection of watches, jewelry, sUver ware, toys, knives, end spectacles. Very chesp for cash.

Terra-Haute, Sept. 25ih-3-tf I. D.CUSTER.

NEW

"G*sk Stare'

direct from the City oi New York, a good assortment of foods adapted to the winter and spring tradetown and country purchasers are respectfully solicited ocall before buying, aa bargains will be eiwn.

NOTICE.

rpfjE Special Board of Equalization, of tbe couuty of

Vigo, to equalise the valuation of the real estate of said county, will meet at the Court-bowse, io Terre Haute,on tbe third Monday November nest, for the purpose of bearing and determining grievances, and ta eausltze taxes thereon. t*equau» W. N- HAMILTON. Auditor.

Oct. 9, IMl-S-fc

I.ant Notice.

AM andar Iks necessity of ajrain urging all tho* indebted to tbe late firm oi BUsis li+U to make mrmaat. They will please call on me lor that purpose at the ooantiag-room of IVm. J. *m/l 4- f#., and have tossy that union this notice t* prontptly attended fo» all notca and accounts on band will be

W. LANGWORTHY.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 27-2Vif. _____

Ploughs.

I AMES GROVER has for sale, at tlie Iron and Ifard•I ware Store, the Cast aod Grover PI/HJGH3, the Castings ot whicb are warranted sound have Wrought and Ctst Shares* well calculated for Timber or Prune Landa. They area light running Plough, warranted to run well, and will besold low. tr.A variety of Castings for sale as above,

IVX

TIIOHBUKB.

Tenre-Hante, Ott- i.flinty-tf.

." UK RTINGA N I* *1ABN EH8-

Jl^fF

nweived and for sale a fieeaaaortnsent of «t tem stirtuxg and harness leaiber. hy june^-l-tf MOORF & MrSSLLMAN

Take JYtHce, jL,

sulscriber

Ims now for sale, and ready for de-i

livery at tlie [L(tmasco Foundry, Eranstill* la 1 Hubbard's Patent ROTARY PUMP lor Wells anafc Cisterns. Tiseee Pumps, for economy of time and la-p" bor, and for durability, cannot be surpassed. ik

One of these Pumps can be seen in operation at the^l residence of Lwctca H. SCOTT, Esq, Terre-Haute. The subscriber is also prepared to furnish Fire Engines—St which have been well tested at the East, and are in general use. The Fire Engines can bo furnished at all cost of from $250 to such prices as tbe pleasure of thogp purchasers may deeire.

The price of the No. 2 Pumps for Cisterns is $30:? Lend pipe will be furnished at 20 cts per foot. Orders left with Lucius H- SCWIT, Esq., will meet with immediate attention, or, if sent to the subscriber,^ at F.vansville. Ia. Terms cash.

JfMAJYJLE!• vnjiPUYs

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE

on Market Street opposite the Courier! Office.

Sept. 18-1841-2-tf.,

H. T. KETCHAM.

HAVINGDR.

permanently settled in TvfVb-IIaute, res-1

pectfully tenders his professional services to sll who may desire them. Office on the corner of Cherry and First streets. June 11), 1841-41-tf.

l7lNDLKY, BROU N & EARL\% COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKNCHANTS. Terre-Haute, Indiana. Feb. 20. 1841 -24-

lloct.

Holmes,

this method of expressing gratitude tor

vious patronage, and solicits its continuance. Office at the old stand of Daniels & Holmes. C& received at all hours,and faithfully attended.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 20-24-tf

JNO. FERNANDO ADAMS

OFFERS

hiswrvices ssa Teacher of ANCIENT^ and MODERN LANGUAGES, and would be happy to have a class formed for that purpose. The highest testimonials will be produced of his qnalifica^ tions. He can be found at the Pavillion Hotof.

August 7-48-tf. JYeie Sfofel

THE

subscriber has opened a good stock of GRO» CERIES, DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS and SHOES* &c.,on the northside ofNatinnal Rottd Street, nearly opposite, and north of Wm. Mc* Fadden's Tavern, where he willsell on the lowestand most accommodating terms. Among the articles onhand arc: Coffee

and well rope, bed cords, plough lines, trot lines, chalk and fish lines. May 22-37-tf BOOTH. & CO.

COTTON YARN AND BATTING.

received and for sale cheap, nt wholesale and retail, bv Sepl. ll-l-tf WM. J. BALL & CO-

Pervi/Hville Flour,

J^ROM

and Steam-Boat Travellers are res

K. Barnes* Steam Mill, just received^ antf for sale, West side of the Square, by A. ANGE, who will keep a constant supply on hand. Expected, in a few days. 100 bbls. of Perrysville WHISKY, frem H. Barnes' distillery, warranted of the best quality.

Terre-Haute, Sept 4, '41 tf A. LANOE. NEW CONFECTIONARY. QTEWART & DUNN respectfully inform lli#s public O that they have employed a first rate Confectioner, nnd have connected with and adjoining their Coffee House, on Second Street, Confectionary, where they are prepared to supply town or country orders, wholesale or retail, on tfrms suited to the present limes. Every thing usually found on sach establishments always on hand, or manufactured to order. The public are invited to call. (IT* SODA and CHOICE LIQUORS, and Cordials, also kept on hand in the room adjoining.

Terr«-Haute, Sept. 4-52-tf

For Sale.

r|*WO

new BUGGIES, one SULKY and a two hors* WAGGON, just received from tho eastorn manufactory. and for sale, by

Clinton, Srpt- ll-I-tf JAMES McCULLOCH.

J. IIAKLAN.

PROVOST.

iaip

|§r

VV. A. SULLIVAN, iMmascoFoundry.

Evanyville, Sept. 4-52-if.

STEPHEN «. DODGE. ATTORNEY AN1I COUNSELLOR .ir Mif,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

^^FFICEcorner of Ohio and Market streets,southeast corner of the Pubficsqnaie.aiid adjoining tin dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. tr «,i5

REFERENCES: 3% «,

Hon. Jolm Fine, Ogdensburgh, I lion. Silas Wright, Jr.. Canton, N. IV Hon. Micah Sterling, Watertown, Hon. Jos. Hopkinson, rI.:I. I«.I.,I..«, Jas. J. Barclay, Esq., Philadelphia* Hon. H. Bronson,S/..^»fa.«i/af, Floridaft

111

Sugar, Teas, Wines, Brandies, Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, fyc. J*c.

Mv old customers, and the public generally, are in* i* tea to call. May 8-35-tf 'i R. II. HEBB.

HALTER AND WELL ROPE,

HALTER

V. MANLY.

Law 5oi(cc.

shall, Clark county' Illinois. March-27-29-tf.

STW FARE REDUCED.

S. BAI

I.KY, Proprietor

JYolice.

'I^IIE board of Comniissioners of Vigo (bounty, at t^eir next session, on the first Monday of Deccmlier next, will receive sealed proposals for keeping the paupers ot this County, tho Commissioners lurnishing the fXrnr now owned by the County for that purpose, consisting •f forty acres of land, witn tbe improvements thereon. Thecontrsct will ha let to tlie lowcat responsible bidder. he giving security for tbe iaiihfol performance ef his duty. The contract will extend one year-t,

By order of the Comtnistoncrs: Sept. Il-l-gw. W. N.HAMILTON. Auditor.

Teas!

UNPOWDER, Imperial and Yoang Hyson Teas, of a Superior quality, for sale, at WOOD'S 4Aug. 14-40-tf Drag and Apotheeagr Store.

BRIWffM.

PAINT,

Cloth. Hat, Hearth, Scrubbing FIcrfi, Shod, and Camel Hair ...For sale, at WOODS'Drag and July 24-46-tf Apothecary Stye. '.

Specie.

WISH to purchase a quantity of Gold and Silver, for which I will give a fair advance, in current funds August 7-4*-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.

JVail*» 11 s-j

XA KEC5S Naila. araortid, for sale by Aug. a8-»l tf SMI Til SL BUTTON. WHIMKEY.

A few Barrets ol Rectified Whiakay on hand and for t\ aale low, to elnae conaignment. Feb. 20-tf. L1NDLKY, BROWN & EARLY.

Salt.

1 jWWf BBLS Kanswl* Salt, jt»t received, and ef 1 ,Uin/ "auperior quality," for sale by I

April *-30-tf SMITH d- BUTTON. fe UHA, AND CROfW CUT SAWS. I

tapd, aad otben»,Jw_sale. by

.%?ar®2-37-tf. B. BO^TH & CO.

Window Glas*.

".(I BOXES 8by 10 ami 10 by 12, window glass, for aale by s* April 3-30-:f. SMITH 4 BUTTON.

A FINEasaortmeni of all kinds of SADDLER'S £\. TRIMMINGS, jaet i«ceived and for sala« oa resa-mablc terms, by

June ?6-42~tf MOOR EH tc MUSSfXMAN