The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 10, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 November 1841 — Page 3

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STEAMBOAT* IN 7GE Wort—The tieer contains* tableof Steamboat stat

it appears that 371 steamboais am nowrunnipg which were built at places along ths Ohio and iutribnttries. Of these there were built in— 1832, 2 1839,'I?1834, ,, **.?,' 4 ,.-yT^ 2--W41'*-jg5 „.. v* J£M

1838, r*V J%/k-

$100,150 do for city 99,160.

Congregational Church —being 18? feet by 85 enfy 144 by 78.

Of the* whole number. 98 wft built at ?»'Uhorgl, 88 at Cincinnati. 20 at New Albany, 19 at Jeflersonvitre. 77 at Louisvflfe, 17 at Wheeling. 15 at Brownsvilla, 9 lit the mouth of the Cumberland nrer, Stc. SueThe tonnage of thise mta is 64,928 tons.

The entire steamboat tonnage in the United States on the 30ih September. 1840, amounted to 198.164 tons: I and the tonnageofall descriptions of vessels, steamboats included, 5,1

SO,764 tons-—Jour, of Com.

"GREAT WtrrcBH 8reu.Ni*l»*I»JI COMA**.—A meeting of the proprietors of

,h»company

was held on

Thursday last at Bristol, to take into consideration the propriety of disposing of the ship building and other works belonging to them- Theee works had cost £i0, 000 already, and might cost more. At first, it was thought tbet the company might have kept the works, and turned steam-ship builders for the public it wa* found, however, that such an undertaking would be cpntrary to the deed of settlement. It was resolved, theteforc. to offer the works for sale, a*soon as theimmens* iron steamer on the stockssbould be completed. A proprietor rouges ted, that it would be sell the Great Western steam ship also. Mi CJaxton the manager, said (be Giest Western wss too ya!luable to dispose of. Tbe proprietor replied, that htsshares had cost him XSOeach, and now he coald not get more than £40 far them. It would appear from the proceedings of tins meeting that the Great Western is, tike all ocean-going steamers, which are not backed by Government m.mOy. a losing concern, and that the shareholders witl gradually "ink their

A STOKM AT MOSCOW.—A storm recently occurred Moscow, of so violent a character, that in leas than a quarter of an hour, 250 houses were unroofed, and other serious dammage done.

Et rHOXY. The lust Hillsborough (N- Recorder informs us that the Hawkins Regiment, commanded by Captain Doctor Dickry, wr.s recently reviewed by General TroUinger.—Pilttburgh Intel.

The grand inquest of Hudson county, N. J., have presented tboUeacon race course as a common nutaance.

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TmrKSAffct is SCOTLAND.—'TWO females recently lectured on temperance at Perth, when, at the conclusion, 200 women took the pledge.

There are in Jersey City 440 houses vacant lota 943 householders 580 single inen 806 total population 3.215. Value of r-al estate, 8tate and count tax

11,770,#50 personal propsrty

GREAT PRIHTWO Ornci.—The capital employed in the printing establishment of Messrs. Clowes London, is nearly a million and a half of dollars. Titty employ three hundred and fifty workmen, and use up five hundred thou*and dollars worth of papers year,

FATHER MATBCW.—It is stated that the Pope ha* appointed the Rev. Theobald Matthew cenimtssionary sppostolic, piscine this freat appoatls of temperance at the head of his order in Great Britain and Ireland, and leaving him subject to no'spir'ttual authority whatever, aave that proceeding directly from the Pope.

NAVAK —The Norfolk Phenix ststesthat the U. S. ship •Delaware. Cspt. Macauley, now in Hampton Roads, bearing the broad pennant of Com. Morris, will probably anil in a few days for the Bmsil station. The Commodore hae not yet arrived.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser ststes that the Catholic Cathedral in that city ia larger than the new ch at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands

The Church at Honolulu is

ROYAL HOUSEHOLD Exrr:«s*8.—Ths London "Glebe gives the following table of sxpenditures for the Royal Household for 1840.

Bread, 2,350/ buttter, bacon, ehe*se snd 5,153/ milk and croam, 1.500 butchers meat, 10.0001 poultry, 4,260/ fish, 2188/ grocery, 5000/ nilerv, 1,350/ fruit and confectionary, 1,980/ vegetables, 520/ wine,, liquors, {c. 2,000/ ale and beer, 3.000/ ssndles, 2,159/ stationary, 879/j tallow candlea, 750/: ohina, glass, 1,576/: Ilinen, 11.993/ washing of table and other linen, 3,250/ plate, 855/ Total annual expenditure of the royal household, 69,765/.

The berths in the steamer Columbia, from Liverpool, were all taken long before shs sailed. A gentleman .... ... •!«. -r «—(Umber, was too ters. The post$1550.

were all taken long beiore sns sauee. who applied about the middle of Septet late. THFTColumbia brought 18,500 latt age of those for New York amounted to

PARODY.—'The following parody on the KUtifu lines of Goldsmith, was taken from the sign of a silk dyer. It undoubtedly obtained for him many a fair eustomer:

When lovely woman tilts her sauc«rt, And finds too late that tea will stain— What ever made a lady crosserf

What art can wash all white againf The only art the stain to cover— To hide the spot from every eye To wear an unsoiled dress above her}-

Of proper color, is-~TO DTE.

A xtstR—One Robert Smith, a blacksmith, recently died at the Seven Dials, London, worth £400,000, and was so penurious in his habit* as almoat to deprive bimsslf of the means of existence.

NEW SOFA STOTTWO.—An extraordinary and ingenious escape was made from the Stste Prison at Concord, N. H. a few days since, by one of the convicts. He worked in a shop as a cabinet maker and upholster, and having orders tor a large sofa, he maw it with a small bottom and stuffed it with some very light materiala. In thespaee formed between the top and bottom he oontrived to introduce hie body, at the same time when the wagoner came to lake away the piw" of furniture. He was quite a email man, and hts weight waa not auflteient to produce any suspicions tn the mind of the driver. The sofa, thus loaded, was ac cordinglv stowed away in the baggage wagon, and our hero maoe hie eacape.

A Psnttnoe ADTRrro**.—A balloon aseensiwri waa made from St. Louis on the 9th instant hy Mr. S.• Hobart, accompanied by a young lady. After the balloon had attained the height of two mile*, Mr. wished to descend, hut found the valve cord was hound fast in the neck ot the balloon, which hung in folds, pressutg on the small hoop overhead. In this difficulty, the bold Adventurer climbed up the cords to the hoop, and. resting upon it, disentangled the valve cord, which was necessary to give him command of the balloon. He then dMcended, and made a safe landing about eight miles from the city.

ACTIO* or TSK PULS*.—A Physician of Paris has tnadean important discovery in me-ltcine. He has in* vented aninetrument. whkhhe o»lla a ^rm»m*ter

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to calculate the action of the heart, and ext pwieaced assntaoce in the most difiealt cases.

Thorwaldsen, ihescnlptc view his own work, the

tor, has been at Luosrtw to ifing I*on, raised in honor

ol the Swiss, who sacrificed their lives to their duty on the memorable 10th of August, 1791. A grand fete was given to the eminent artist on the spot when this monument stands.

A Nan*.—The Woods of "kaoosafcirti are a distinguished Gmily, for character, wealth, and talent. A laughable drcumsunce took plaoe at a trial in Laocaahire where the head of the femily, Mr Wood, ewtor, waa examined as a wittwee. Upon gj«of Ottiwell Wood, thej«^addr^ngliim. sad "Pray, Mr Wood, how do you ^»il yo«r naratt" The old gentleman replied, ..... o4o«hleT ..

I ooobleU fit SdMhtoL^

DMbte -*v4 DoubleOD.

Upen which the aatonished iawjer laid deem hte pan saying it was the mes* extraordinary name he bad ever w«h- to hie life, and after wo or three Uttempta, «edar*d ha wae amhle te teeerd it.

The olleet maa in New England lasaid to be Deacon John Whitman, who entered on lus one hundred and seventh year on the 8th insant He was horn at Br*1«*w*tet en the «Mh of March 1735 his bodily 1th is

health ts now good, and ha it able to walk oat with Out a eaoet bat hie mental faculties have foiled, ami has been a temperate man tall his life. Mt having tasted anient ipiritsfor the last fifty year*

The American Navy is composed of (14 and lSO guaa) Alfa of ths Haw, rases. (90 guns)

Prigatt*. 1st class, «44 guns) Sd ofoss. (SljpMw 10 g«a Sfo*pssfwar, (l« to 10 gsas' Bnga (10 gaas) SehooMM. (4 to 10 g«sa) Stsaswds, {two frigatea)

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Sras Jcsss.**—Judge Gridley has scauired this haroe from the earnestneas with which he despatched the McLeod trial. No sootier had he finished hi* charge and the jury had withdrawn, than be commanded alienee. and proceeded as follows: "Call the next case, Mr. Clerl—empanel a jury,1* said the Judge, and that too, just at the close of the eighth day of a trial during which he had presided sixteen hours each day. The tswvers were perfectly unprepared for such a course of conduct, but as they knew he waa not to be trifled with, they hastily despatched messenger* for their papers and witnesses. In less than twenty minutes, the Court was again engaged in another important trial.

LOUISVILLE MARKET, Nor. 6tk. The river has slightly risen, but is falling above. Five feet in the canal five feet eight indies below the

•ging and Mope—Continue dull- The sales re

Bagging ana nope ported are short of last week. Holders are firm at 20 a 22 c, which is' above the ideas of the few buyers in market. Three-fourths of the looma are idle lor the want of hemp. Arrivals of course are small, prices may decline a shade further. Yet, the most intelligent observers believe all of these articles, both loreign and domestic, will be used. „.

Bacon— Is still plenty and dull. Tne quantity in market could not be all sold scarcely at any price. Beiitoax-- We quote •i SStO c.

Candle*—Beat sperm are held at 44 a 48 c. stock abundant. Common mould, 11 a 12 cFeather*—Are in some demand at 31 a 33

Flour— Is selling at retail at 5# a t6. Stock and detnand both small. Ginseng—We quote at 25 a 30 c.

Jfrmp—Small lots new crop are arriving and selling at f6 per 112 lbs water rotted, $7. We hear of an engagement for 25 tons of the coming crop at 5 per lb.

Graiw.—Wheat is worth 90 c. at the mills corn 30 to 37 oats 20 to 22c barley 50 c. Hay— Baled at the river, scarce, and retailing at G2i c. per 100 lbs. From the country. 40 c.

Lard—The stock is more than equal to the demand. The near approach of the season when new lard may be expected in the market, makes holders anxious to realize, and the price is disposed to recede.

Onions—Selling at the river at fl 25 per barrel. Potatoes—37 to 50 per bushel. Sweet potatoes 50 to 75 c.

Raet—Wt quote at 2i to 3 c. Whukn—\f a 18 demand small with a urm supply.

Exchange and Money —The selling rate or sight on New York is 61 and on Philadelphia, 3# c. We bear of no Baltimore exchange, but the bankaare remitting collectionsat a premium of4l c. On Pittsburgh, 21 a 3 prem. Cincinnati, 1 a 2 dis. St. Louis, 2 dis. United State# Bank, 40 a 45. Specie, 4 a 5 prem.

Kentucky 6-year bonds, 15 per cent, discount. Kentucky 30 yer bonds, 14per cent, discount. Indiana $50, 17 a 20 per cent. dis. Fives the same as Illinois banks.

JfT^RRMEO,

On the 4th, by the Rev. J. A. STEAL, WILLIAM KILE ft. of Clinton, to MISS CHARITY WEBSTER of Edgar Co. III.

On Wednesday the 3d inst. in Springfield, Ky. by the Rev. Mr. Jarbo, the Hon, E. M. HPNTIKOTO51 of Waahington City, D-C. to Mrs. SUBAM M. FITZBUOH, daughter of the late Dr. Rudd, o( the former place.

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On Wednesday 3d ins'.. MARGARETT FORBES, daughter of AKTHOMT M.and LUCIMDA OSTRAXDER aged two years and six months.

TERRE-HAUTE RETAIL MARKET Provisions: Beef, Pork, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Kkb*'

$ cts.

lb. $00.3 to & do do do do doz.

5 8

Beans, bush. Potatoes, do Peachcs,dried 2.00 2 50 Apples, do 1 00 1 25 Cranberries.h.1.50 2 00 Hams, lb. 8 10 Shoulders, do 6 8 Dread Stuff's:

Flour. 6b!. 4.50 00 Corn meal, bus 37

Nov. 13,1841. 10-3t

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3-^~Ths ^aAdal Amy Register theeteveety day sf DsssMher oe*t. at thsOvntt Ko«s for »841. states that the Uaowl States Armv. in o{6- door ia Newport, within the legal hotsra of said day, of«w and MB, nwmban IS339—the^nditia, 1 ^QS.SVS. for for sale the rents and profits of said preslves for ths term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a ssBdtnt sua to satisfy said Execution, will then and there offi? for sale the fee simple of said premises,

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CALEB ODELL.

IIIKAM GLASCO'S ESTATE.

Noftaken

OTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has out Letters of Administration on the Estate Hiram Glesco, late of Vermillion county and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to the said estate, are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same are notifsd to present them duly authenticated for settlement.—the said estate it supposed to be insolvent.

ELIJAH JORDAN, Adm'r

November 8,1841. 10-3t-pr fee $125

CrfSiijNJEKV.

ANEW

AND SPLENDID ARTICLE of Plaid Cashmere, for children's wear,—just received at the Cash Store. G. W. LANGWORTHY.

sn&wjLS.

ASUPERIOR

ARTICLE of heavy Blanket and

Merino Shawls, together with a variety of black Lace Veils, rich dark Prints, Merinos &c Ths above we offer at a small advance.

JTJE If* VMj O THMJYG.

INMade

ADDITION to a Good Assortment of Ready Clothing, am now opening a great variety of Pantaloons snd Vesu, which will be sold cheap for ca«h. The articles are made in fashionable style, and their durability guarranteed.

much

SEMAJwhiteKL

of twi PULM* the IUF9HF(N of whicti it NMWRC^ AMANM ma1ik*» nf K»I

and alt ibe

Ll"!' E a a a so a jSU&SSfiiSiExactitude and I ^°A ooncwe utilUv of thia instrameat, which allowa treatise upon law of Evidence and Partnership has

the

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

November 13,1841. 10tf

Indiana Ofliicertf Guide and Farmers JBanuaL

rpHE sale of the entire first and second editions of JL this work and the numerous and continued calla of those in want of a copy have induced the' publisher to omr to the public, a new, enlarged and, it is be-

^proved edition. Some alterations have

made in ^arrangement of the work, and a con

atatuee aince the publication of the last edition, and so far as they come within the scope of this work have been carefully noticed and introduced in their proper pteesfc.

It is a safe and sure guide to dims*, the uffiee bolder in a proper and legal discharge of hie duty, and give aid to the former, mechanic and business man in the daily trmnsactioM of business in drawing Deeds, Mort

Checks, N

gages, ijiiassi, Bonds, Wills, Checks, Notes, i« &cThis Work is printed on good paper and in a superior etyie, and royal octavo duodecimo pages

craft for a shagtecepf to those that post paid to

in nsat law binding. It contains 435

The pries will, i* alreaaey.

Not- 13, !S41-10-3t-

*J ^SHBRIFF'S SALF.

«Ace ot the Vermtllioa Circuit Conn, to me directed and delivered, ia favor of Jasper NV Davw Exe cstor of the last will and testament si Wtlbarn Davis deceased, and against fVter Smith- I have taksnss the propmf ofPwer Stmrb. the fidfowiw real es»a», to witt The a W. qr of Sec, S. inTowo.16 N Range 9 W. ia TerthilUon County Indiana, and I will on

with ail the appw tens noes thtnasto belongingjo ths 1 higher, hiddsr for sash in hand. t» satisfy said tion.

Nov.tth 1841 -10-tt-

4 5

,W« BALES. Shf

4pprei(ice WMtcdi,

T® J""* the Prumng businsss A lad stoat ISysers pf *#s, sf gsed santal chancier. Ap^iy at thia Ort- Mtf

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Saa..

Administrator's Sale.

T*HE undersigned administrator on the personal es*

ute of A. LeRoy, deceased, will expose to public auction at bis late store room in Vincennes, on Monday, November 29tb, 1841. and continue from day to day until all are sold, the following entire and splendid stock of Jewelry and Fancy Articles, belonging to the late estate, oomristing in part oft Elegant Clacks Time-pieces, Gold and Silver Watches, Silver and Brittania Ware, Breast-pins, fine Cutlerv, and !Hardware, Musical Instruments, Lamps, Traveiluig,Trunks Swords, Rifles, Pistols, Blank and o'her Books, Brashes, Combs, and Coach Driving Whips, tooking Glasses, Toys of almost every variety. SlverwmthTs tools, and a great number of other articles, all worthy toe attention of Jeweller*. Silversmiths, and the imbue

ALSO* At the same time, at the late residence of said eeeeaaed, all his Household and Kitchen Fu^ti'iure, comprising Bureaus. Tables, Carpets, Chairs,

NOTICE

Grain: Wheat, Oats,

cts. 00 18 25 50 40

bus. do do do do

50 to 16 20 37 37

10 16 12

Corn, Barley, Rye, Hides: Slaughter,lb.

12 10 8 75 25

WABASH BRIDGE.

A N Adjourned Meeting ot the citiaens favorable to the erection of aBridge across the Wabash River at Terre-Hauts, will be held on Saturday, the 20/A inst. at 3 o'clock, p. M. at the Court Hoose. Business ol importance witl come before the meeting.

Nov. 13, 1851 10 2w NOTICE.

ALLand

indebted to the subscriber of six month'•standing and over, and all tor (a single pair,) three months over, if not settled by the first day of December, will find their accounts with B. M. Harrison, Esq. to collect according to law.

Drv, do Calfskins, do Sundries: Salt. bbl.

3.00 1.50 50 8 5

0 00 1 50

Wood, cord, Wool, lb. Coal, bush.* Flaxseed, lb. Hay. toiv, 5,00

6.20 0,00

Sideboard,

Sa&i, Lamps, Beds and Bedding, a Miscellaneous collection of Books. Cooking Utensils, At dtc- Also, one Horse and one Cow.

TERMS OF SALE— All sums of three dollars and under, cash in hand Over three dollars and umler twenty-five nine months credit.—Twentv-five dollars and upwards, twelve months credit will he given. Notes with approved security will be required.

JOSEPH SOMES, Adm*r

Vineennes, Nov. 13-10~3t

fiDR. STONE, Surgeon Dentist.

HAS

removed hi* Office to the Brick building, one

door west of the Bank, where he will attend to all calls in his profession. He has lately sup

plied himself with a lot of superior Porcelain Teeth of the most natural colors and shapes. Also, Gold plate, foil, &c. and is prepared to perform all operations on the teeth as low is can possibly be afforded.' He wnnld remind parentaof the necessity of attending to their children^ teeth in time to save expense and pain.

N. B. DR. STONE will supply all prrfers for Teeth, gold plate, foil, &c. as cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere.

Nov. 6,1841-9-tf NEW GOODS. *T*HE subscribers sre just receiving snd opening!

complete assortment of staple dry goods, together with a general assortment of family groceries. All of which will be sold very cheap for 'cash or country produce, by T. & J. DAVIS.

Novem. 7, 1841.-9-tf. JOtJftMCYMKN COOPERS WASTED.

THREE

or four Journeymen Coopers wanted immediately at the Cooper-shop of the subscriber, in Terre-Haute, to whom good wages will be given, in cssh.

Nov. 6,1841-9-3w 3- EVERgOL.

Notice.

IS HEREBY GIVEV, That application will be made at the next February Term of the Probate Court of Vermillion county and State of Indiana, by Mary My res, widow of John Mgres, late of Vermillion county, deceased, for the appointment of commissioners to assign her dower in the real property of which the said John Myres was seized during her coverture

Nov. 3d, 184l-9-3w MARY MYRES. JAMES WHITCOMB, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LI'W,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

PRACTICESSupremeand

in Vigo the neighboring counties,

and in the and United States Courts at Indianapolis. Office on the west side of the public square, opposite the Court House. l"

Nov. 3d, 1841-9-6w

One Cent Reward.

RANAWAY

from the subscriber, living one mile

north of Terre-Haute, William and George Ham' ilton. William is in his fourteenth year—and left about the 1st ot September. 1841 George is in his 20th year, and left about 20th of October, 1841. The above reward, but no charges, will bo paid, any person, who will give such information to tne? subscriber as will enable him to recover one or both of said boys.

Nov. 5th, 1841-9-3w JAMES REDFORD.

A Tavern Stand For Male.

THE

subscriber being determined to sell a por or the whole of his real property in Manhat

on the National Rond in Putnam county, consisting of a TAVERN STAND—buildings sixty feet front, 'nine (9) apartments and six fire places, front snd rear piazzas, with garden, shrubbery, fruit trees, &C. empaled, out-houses, stable, &c. Also, Several valuable LOTS in ssid town. He will also sell about 5Oor0O ACRES OF LAND adjoining said town, embracing upland and meadow, with many springs of good wster. Other property, real or personal, will be received in part payment. If desired, the larger part of the purchase nuuMQr max be lift fair a term of yeara. Call on

rtion

property in Manhattan,

Manhattan, Nov. 6,1841-9-3eow _________ Meruit TFrees* I UST RECEIVED from the Nuserv of Jonathan «J Lindley, a choice collection of Grafted Apple, Pears, and PI am trees, for sale at the Garden of the subscriber.

As the fall is the time for Betting out trees in this country, those wishing to plant orchards would do well to call and get first rate fruit:

Nov. 3, 1841 9-3t

REMAINING

litt#Il

a na

treettse upon law ol ISvidence and nirtnersbip Has been carefully prepared and introduced^ which will be useful to Justices who are almost daily called uyon to decide emba rraaaing qoeetions of law which arise from theas subjects also, a TabA of Interest calculated from one day to twelve months, inclusive, which will he found useful to every man.

The Publishers are enabled to cive an assurance that

JOHN BRITTON, Agent.

Administrator's Sale.

ILL be sold on Friday the 19th_of Nov.

Francis

X^nwell, Isasc Carpenter. Miss Sarah, CoBlpttM.Job Conduit, W

Daniels, Hart wellS DufEcy, Mrs Jane Dixon. Miss Martha Dorehi, John Doyle, Thomas I Drummond, Wm S Downs, John Detwillsr. John Diekersoo, Daniel East. Jassph Faolkner. Jaeob 4. Fidter, Mania $ F8gat,JanMa

dfto MM89

Mt dollar

A reaaooaMs deduct too n. Address tsttsrs WM. STACY d»Ce.. ladiaaapolis

of an Bxecstrac iasoed from th» Clerks

..... 1841,

at the residence of Benjamin C. Fuller, in Rac4 coon township, Park county." the personal property of Wait Robins, dee'd —consisting of thi several Horses, 50 head of Cattle, a and Sheep, a Wagon, six stacks of Timothy Hay,

in the Post Office, Terre-Heute, Ia.

Nov. 1st, 1841. Persons calling for any of these letters will say "ApTSBTtsxt)." Andrews. JrsSe Bryant, Wm Brown, Thomas Budd, Daniel Beam, Joseph Bell, Carlton Burns, James Blake, James Barwick, Mrs. Martha Black, Josiah Black, James W Barr, Eutrcheous Barnes, Wm Bussey. Amos Bovl, Wm ^#4* Bu'rnes, Bunker, Jeremiah Burnea. Belotle, Cooper, Joseph Carpenter, Mrs Susan Case. James Collins, Peter Cain. Jno Cooper, Mrs Elitabelli Careon, Miss Crevision. Miss Harriet

Jackson, Daniel Kittenger, Levi Kight, John Little, Sam'l S Lough head, Thoe Lehaurs. Michael Leedv, James Lumle, John Lock hart. Moses Logan, Wm Miller, Ransom Miller, Malcom, Peter Mewhinnv, Miller, Jmin Miller, James Malone, Alfred' Merry. Samuel

Manning, Wm 2 Mattocks, James Micklebury. JMcCauley, Thomas (McAwley) Nobles, Albert Ooley. Thornton .7 O'Niel, John Oriwrn, BishopMuPalmer, Mrs A-'« Picher,John Page, Mrs- Addison Phi.ips, Aquilla Price, Henry *, Perrin, Arte mas Pound, David Pierce, John T.\*t ,£*4 Say, Isaac N Reed. Isaac Robiason, Philip P.s

Gannon, Win 3

Gibbibjr, W O Glikier, Edmund

ESTRAY.

TAfflEN

up by James S. Clark of Harrison Township Vigo County Indiana, on the 16ih of October. 1841,o«eestray iron gray mare supposed to be four years old last spring, IS hands high, black mane and legs, a tiseing on the wethers supposed to be the Fistula nn other marks or brands percievubls. Appraised to twenty dollars by Samuel MiiUgan and Myron H.A1NH Nov. Itt 1841.

Pasted hfid appraised before me i.ns 1M dav of Nov. 1841. I. M. DAWSON J. r, Nor.H^-10-tS.

Set.

STATE OF INDIANA, VERMILLION COUNTY AXD CIRCUIT ^Nicholas Pontorn, vs. William M- Fortune!

TB®

October 23, l841-7-3mo-

October 23,1841-7-11.

following, viz:

50 head of Cattle, a number oJT Hogs

quantity of Wheat &c. &c Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when condition will be made known by

BENJAMIN C. FULLER.) ... iMARIA S. ROBBINS.

Nov. 2, 1841. 9-3t, (pr. fee ISO) -v

Hats.

FUR,

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

Silk, Russia, Moleskin and Brush Haa and White—broad and narrow brims. Terre-Huate, June 19-41-tf B. BOOTH & CO

Black

Letters

l«-$

Rarden. John Ray, Wm Roigwa, Saiaad t'm Reinhart. Mr. Roop, Miss fitobsn Smith, Thomas Shaw, Wm Stewart, James St* Joim, Rufss Shirley, Daniel Stiagiey. Eli

Lewis

OH Foreign Attachment.

Sheriff* having returned the writ executed, notice is hereby given to the said defendant that unless he appear on the second day of the next Term of thisOourt, to be bolden at Newport, on the second Mondawof March next, and defend this suit, the same will be'heard and determined in his absence. ifttest: A. B. FLORER, Clerk-

Nov. 6-9-3w By M. P. LOWRY, DEPT.

I COOPERINQ. THE subscriber has commenced the Coopering business in Terre-Haute, on the Foundry Square, fronting the river, where be is prepared to carry on the coopering business in all its various brandies. Pork barrel* and Lard kegs, on hand, of an excellent quality, for sale. !). GUENTHER.

MERINO SH AW LS.

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

Terre-Haute, Oct. 16-6-tf G- W. LANGWORTHY.

PERRY BOATS WANTED.

FIRST rate Ferry Boats and Yawl, are wanted itriMediately, for which the cash will be paid. Oct. 85,184I-8*tf C. B. MODISETT.

New School.

—Subscriber will open a School on Monday, m. ..svemhrr 1st 1841, at She brick School House, Terre-tiaute, lately occupied as a public school for the common branches of education.

TERMS of Tuition §550 per Quarter. The house is well adapted for a school and every thing that is necessary will be done for the comfort of the scholars. Strict oHer will be enforced.

FREDERIC S. EAGLE.

Oct. t8,1841. 8-3t YARN! YARN! YARN I

IIE imdersigned have on consignment a large qt tity of COTTON YARN, which they wiP. at Wholesale and Retail, for factory prices.

Merchants and Farmers, can have bargainsOct. 23, 1841—T—tf WM. J. BALL & CO.

For Rent.

rpHE corner Room in the large brick building on the northeast corncr of the Public Square, for Rent, quite low, by

JPOCKET BOOK LOST.

LOST,

in.

Gideon, A 0 Hodges. John 2 Hampton. Alfred tlormr, Joha ,s Harris, Ssmae| 4 Heffinan. "%u -i Hill, itonamin S Ho^dstock- Enoch Hac&ins. Joseph Hick*..Moses mim 1ms, John Johnston, Dsiuel Jackson, Abraham^

Spencer. Wja Stephens, G3t)sh Siamsar. GooG Arab, Wm Sheets. John Shannon. Patrick 41 Taylor, John 1% Tuttle. Twaddle, Clnuncy 3 Thompson,M ns Frances A Wood, ArdHhsld Wallace, Wo«il«n.I «dfo,Ge« Wilie. A ,, Woollen, Eirif W*lkcx. Sianwei Wihss. Mrs Jaas Watta, John

Jones, Jesse Jordan. Gfttrg4u^:»^«^| Jaynes. Thorns* JsciuMWi, IMIr# Mvun Jamison, Henry_ Johnston, John Jamison. Saaa%J

Nov.^3w

JO.JONE6. *,1

uansell

Family Flour. v"£

'ROM Pattersons A Sillimans, for sale Oct 23, 1841. 6-3t JACOB D. EARLY.

Oct. 23,1841-7-tf WM. J. BALL fc CO.

Mfood Choppers Wanted.

KA WOOD Choppers wanted at the Indiana Furnace, near Clinton, Vermillion county. The highest prices will be paid, in Cash, by

Oct. 23,1841-7-6w. II.

& J. STEWART.

ICifle§ for Sale.

*¥*HE choice of two first rate new Rifles, one 75 and -1- the other 100 to the pound, will be sold in exchange for woood, if anplicatjon be made soon. En.L: ir 'Sv

5,14

SALERATUS—A good article!

F°i

sale by the barrel or keg. Terre-Haute, June 19-41-tf B. BOOTH & CO.

V^*abash Courier Delinquents.

^pHE subscriber, when he sold out the Courier, expected to wait, personally, on all his subscribers in arrears. This he find it physically impossible todo. He therefore informs those indebted in Terre-Haute and Vigo County, North of Prairieton, thst he has left his accounts in the hapds of B. M. HARRISON, Mayor of the Town of Terre-Haute, and that, if not settled by cash ot note by next Circuit C^urt. they, will be then tndutcrrminaUly Itted. This course is rendered absolutely neosssary bv the necessity which he is under of paying his own debts, as well as large sums for other peopls. Hoping this notice will be heeded, the consequences of a neglect of it cannot be justlv charged to him. JOHN DOWLING.

oh Tuesday, 12thOct. 1841, on the road from Gttnton to Terre-Haute, or in Terre-Haute or vicinity, a large Leather Pocket Book, lettered on the tnsidov William Kile. M- D. Maumee City, Lucaa county, Ohio, Sept. 1836—and containing a number of notes and accounts.

Any person finding said Pocket Book and leaving it at the Courier offie£, or at the store of S.& J.Crawford, will be liberally rewarded by,

WILLIAM KILE, M. D.

Clinton, Oct. 13th, 1841-6-tf.

JHules for Sale.

THE

subscriber, living three miles north-west of Terre-Haute, has 16 Mules, for years old, broke ready for work. They are some of the largest that has been raised in this stste, they will be sold on terms to make them profitable to the buver. Application to be "'Fade made to Jacob D. Early, or Wm to me on iny farm.

Octni6, 1841- «-3t

den, Eeqrs.

MARTIN BURK.

French JLavtms.

JUSTPRINTS

received, a few pieces of French LAWNS, new style, and cheap. Also, a varietv of English and French extra fine bleached and unbleached MUSIiNS, &c-, all of which are offered, at the pres-

~O./W^NGW0RTHY.

Pork Packing.

BRASHER would respectfully inform the Pork Packing community, that he is prepared to pack any quantity of Pork, in tne town of Terre-Haute. Ia. His Pork House is on the River bank. He will guarantee the inspection in N. Orleans, or no charge and will pack as low as anv establishment on the Wabash

October 23,1841-7-6w

Fail and Winter Goods.

rpHE undersigned have just received from the East, and are now opening a well selected assortment of Fall old Winter Goods, which we will sell cheap for Cash, or stLOsual credits to oar punctual customers. _AYm. J. BALL S- Co.

October S3 1841-7-tf,

TOBACCO.

CJWEET Jsmes River and Ky. chewing tobacco. O May 22-37-if B. BOOTH A CO-

Tea*!

UNPOWDER, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, of a superior quality, for sale, at ... urnnn'i Aag. 14-49-tf

WOOD'S

Drug and Apothecary Store.

BRUSHES.

PAINT,

Cloth. list. Hearth, Scrubbing Flesh, Shoe, awl Camel Itair. For sale, at WOODS' Drag and

WISH to purchase a quantity of Gold and Silver, for which 1 will give a fair advance, in current funds Aajpst 7-4*-tf G. W LANGWORTHY.

Cotton Yarn.

fit AAA DOZ. Csttoa Yarn, sssorted nu nbers. for 0,WV «]«by April 3-30-tf. pSMITH fc BUTTON.

WIIISREY.

few Barrels ot Rectified Whiskey on hand and for sale low. to close consignment. Feb. tt-tf. LINDLEY, BKOWN it, EARLY.

Salt.

f|AA BBLS. Kanawha Salt, jast received, "w a "superior quality." for sale bv April 3-30 tf. SMITH d- BUT

New Saddlery Establiikment. Corner qf National Read and Fourth Streets-

T&r"9'Lr"'i"dWC*"'

C°1

July 84-46-tf Apothecary Stori.

Specie.

and of

UTniN

1IIA AND CROSS CUT SAWS.

MADEhyRawlaad,sad

»n B0XRS 8 hy 10 aad 10 by IS. window glass, tor tar AgrtlJWO-tf SMITH k. BUTTON.

AF1NF.unRi,

wrmtst »f si! hinds of SADDLER'S TRIMMINGS, jurt recervad aad for sale, 00 by Jaas »-42 tf & XVMLM AN "M Si

othets, (or sale, by

May »-37-tf. B. BOOTH St CO-

Window Glass.

S jb-

Road

Saddling, Harness, and Drunkmaking Business., respectfully solicits the patronage of thecitizens of Ter-re-Haute and Vigo county, Indiana. .Having learned his business in one of the best and moat fashionable shopsin England, he flatters himselt that he can give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. His prices will, in a!' cases, he moderate, and he is determined, by close attention and punctuality. to deserve, even if ho cannot command, success.

HUuifai 1 «,«H. «.vr. Cisterns. Tisese Pumps, for economy of time and labor, and for durability, cannot be surpssaed.

One of these Pumps can be seen in operation at the residence of Ltrcica H. SCOTT, Esq, Terre-Haute. The subscriber is also prepared to furnish Fire Ensines— which hafe been well tested at the East, and are in general use. The Fire Engines can be furnished at a cost of from $250 to snch prices as the pleasure of the purchasers may desire.

The price of the No. 8 Pumps for Cisterns is #30: Lead pipe will be furnished at 90 cts per foot. Orders left with Lncros H. SCOTT, Esq., will meet with immediate attention, or, if sent to the subscriber, at Evansville. Ia. Terms cash.

W. A. SULLIVAN, Lamasco Foundry.'

Evansville, Sept. 4-52-tf.

STEPHEN G. DODGE,

s* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR

JiT

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

FFICEcornerof Ohio and Marketatreeta,southeait corner of the Publicsquate.and adjoining the

dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES.- J&*1 Hon. John Fine, Ogden&urgh* Hon. Silas Wright, Jr., Canton, Hon. Micah Sterling, Water town, Fri'S^ST fhiUdelph,.. .«..» Hon. II. Bronson, 5(.4*giwtine, Florida',^ ...

Ul.ryi

Oct. 31-8-tf. -u'\

JtiJJYJLEY CHAPtJV, ATTORNEY AT LAW. r.

OFFICE

HAVING

A., (V) 1Q/II

quire at this office. Oct. 23. 1841.

on Market Street opposite the Courier Office.*

S«pt. 18-1841-2-tf. II. T. KETCH AM,

HAVINGDR.

permanently settled in Terre-Haute, res

pectfully tenders his professional servicrs to all who may desire thom. Office on the corner of Cherry and First streets. June 19,1841-41-tf.

LINDLEY, BROWN & EARLY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS Terre-Haute, Indiana. Feb. 20, 1841-24-tf. 3. HARLAN. U. MANI.Y.

Law Notice.

ARLAN & MANLY, Attorneys at Law Marshall, Clark countv' Illinois. March-27-29-tf. jDnet's.

Irish 4* Brooks,

associated themselves in the practice of Medicine, respectfully informs thecitizens of Ter-re-Haute, and vicinity that they are now prepared to attend to all calls in the profession. Office on Second Street, one door North of Dr- Daniels' office.

Sept. 18-1841-2-ly.

DOMESTICS-.An

Ttuated

extensive assortment of 3-4

7-8,4 4, and 38 inch brown and bleached muslins, which are offered cheaper than ever. Feb. 27-85-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL sell my House and lot, in Terre-Haute, siimmediately south of the Prairie House. The 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. 14-49-2m. A. L. CHAMBERLAIN. CASH PAID FOR WHEAT!*

WILL pay fifty cents, in cash, for five thousand bushels of good merchantable WI1EAT, delivered at my store, in Terre-Haute

Aug. 88-51-2m A. MeGREGOR.

Wanted,

1 OOO POUNDS oflive Geese Feathers, in exchange A,wi/ for Goods, at cash prico, if delivered at my Store, soon.

August 7-48-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY. STATE OF INDIANA, GREENE COUNTY,ss. GREENE PROBATE COORT, AUGOST TERM, 1841.

John Scott's Estate.—Complaint qf Insolvency.

COMES

now Adam Stropo, Administrator of said estate, bjr Mr. Carson, his 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 said application be made in the "Wabaalt Courier," a newspaper printed in Terre-Haute, Indiana, for six successive weeks, notify, ing the creditors of said estste, that unleas they notify said Administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by [filing] the ssme, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit, upou which the same may be founded, in the omce of the Clerk of said Court, previous to the final distribution of the aasetsofsaid estate, such elaims will be postponed, in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors.

A true copy:.? Teat, S- R. CAVINS, Clerk G. P. a Oc«. 9-5-6w fPrs. fee. 4 00.

NOTICE.

WILLIAM

SHATTUCK, Wiley Shattuck, Lewis

Paddock snd Polly Paddock his wife, Ebenezer Paddock and Amanda Paddock his wife, Wilitam CMorgan and Sophia Morgan his wife, Jane Foster, Samuel Debaun and Felinda Debaun his wife, and KliphaletS. Keen, Oliver F. Keen, Albert C- Keen, Henry S. B. Keen, Adelia Ann Keen, will take notice that a petition waa filed against them on tbe 21st dsy of October. 1841. in the Probate Court, in, and for the county of Vigo, by Benjamin F. Shattuck, and is now pending, wherein the said Benjamin F. Shattuck demands partition of the following real estste, to wit: 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 snd 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 the next term ofaaid Court, application will be made by the said Benjamin Shatteek for an order that partition may be made of aaid premises by Commissioners BENJAMIN F. SHATTUCK.

October SI. 1841-7-4w [pr fee $3,75 _____

Wanted,

-fl fhflfh DOLLARS, in Specie, for which fsir per XUVU cent, will be paid in current Bank notes, by Terre-Haute, Oct. 2-4-t4 B. BOOTH &. CO.

800, 900 and 10,#0

TTON YARN, for sale, by Terre-Hsoto, Oct- 2-4-tf- BOOTH 4, CO.

JVEW GOODS.

TH,Efi

subscriber has just returned from ths east with a fine selection of watches, jewelry, silver ware, L, knives, snd spectaclerf. Very cheap for cash, 'errs* Urate, Sept. 2&tb-3-tf I.D.CUSTER.

Laat Wotice.

AM ttttier the *tcmn*y of again urging all these indebted to the late firm ot Blake Sr BeM to make payment. They will please call on me for thai purpose at the coaming-room of Wm. J. 6mll4r Co., and I have tossy that unless this notice is promptly attended to, all notes sad acooonts on hand will be ant in sait.

SHERIFF'S *9 ALB.'

virtue of an execution, issued from the office or the Clerk of Vermillion Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Adoniram J. Rt hardsrtn, and against John W. Johnston, I have seised and taken, as the property of said defendant, the following real estate, vi*: Lota number (37) thirtv-seven and {38) thirty-eight, in the town of Eugene, Vermillion county, Indiana and I will, on tie tleverth dag & December neat, at the Court House do«r in Newport, within the legal hours of said dav, offer for sale the rents and profits of ssid premises for the term ot seven years, ami if they shall fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution snd costs, I will fhen and_ there offer and expose tossle the fee simple, to the highest bidder, an a credit according to law, to pay said execution and coats. "A

B„

E. BRAMMF.R-

Take J\*»tice,

SHERIFF'S SALE*

THO. H.BLAKE

Terre-Haute, Oct. S. 1841-45-tf.

SKIRTING AND HARNESS. [UST received and for sale a fine assortment of eastern skirting and hsrness leather, by 2-t? MOO RES it, MUSSEL Jane 26-4' MOO RES St, .MAN.

READY MADE CLOT0IN6*

GREAT variety of Gemtaaen*' rasdy made winter Clothing, consisting of OVER-COA TS, Cassimere. Ssttioet sad Jeans PANTALOONS, VESTS ditto. Flannel Shirrs and Drawers. Also, a Mod assortment of LADIES MERINO CLOAKS. The above are oflewd at veto prices.

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

WOOLEN YARN.

GOOD article of Grey Mix'd Woolen Yarn.esn bo had in largs or small quantities, at 91 25 cts

P*Ocf."l6th.

If4l-n-tf W LANGWORTHY.

iilsiai

virtue nt two executions, issued from tlio offioe ,*» of the Clerk of Vermillion Circuit Court, and to s* me directed and delivered, one -in favor of Jossphus Col let and Robert E. Barnett, Executors of the estate of James Davidasn, deceased, and one in favor of Orpah Davidaon, both against the unknown heirs and legal 4 representatives of Joseph Low, deceased, I have seised and taken, ss the property ol said delendanta, the following real estate, vi*. SO ACRES OF LAND, being the west half of tbe ndrtheast quarter of Section nineteen, in Township (17) seventeen, north, of Range nine, west, lying in the county of Vermillion, State of Indiona and I will, on tht eleventh day of ItoesiW aext.at the Court Houae door in Newport, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale the rents and profits of said land for the term of seven years, and if they shall fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said executionaand costs, I will then and there offer and expose to sale the foe simple, to the highest bidder, on a credit' according talaw, to pay said executions and costs.

Oct. 18. 1841-7-3t. [pr fco $8 MORTGAGE SALE.

virtue of an execution issued from tho Vigo Cir-^ cuit Court, and to mo directed and delivered, in} favor of lohn Milner, vs. Daniel II. Johnson, foreclos- ,£ ing the equity of redemption of the said Daniel H4I Johnson, in and to the mortgaged promises mentioned**, in said bill, to wit: (19) nineteen feet of! of the north side of lot (171) one hundred and seventy.one, asdeaig-g^ nated on tne recorded Plat of the (own ofTerre-TIaute^ Vigo county, Indiana, with the apnurtnance thereunto^ belonging. And I will on Suturaay the 20th day of|^ November next at the Court Houae door in Terra-"-! Houtfrr-wrrhin the legal hours of said day, offer ths^ rents and profits of said premises for sale fora term 0% seven years, and if they should foil to sell for a sufii- ,, cient sum to satify the aaid mortgngo debt I will then and there offer the fee aimple with all the appurtnancca*? thereunto belonging, including oil the right, title, in-'J,*,-tcrest and estate of the said Dar.iol H. Johnson therein and thereto, to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay said execution and costs.

-I

...

WM. BALES, Shonffi

No*. 9ih. 1841-10 3w (Pre. fee. fa 00

WM. BALES, Sheriff.

Nov. 9th, 1841-10 3wlPi*. foe, $2 50

ITIortifagc Sale.

1Y virtue of an execution, issued hy thscClerk of the Vermillion Circuit Court, and to me directed and it! delivered, in favor of Hugh Stewart, and against Stephen Unelrs, foreclosing the equity of redemption of the said Stephen R. Uncles, in and to (he mortgaged SI premises mentioned in complainants bill oneequal and undivided half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section number twsnty-three, Township Na fourteen, North, of Range ten, West, of tho lands offered for sale at Vincennos also, the undivided half of a certain tract of land in said county purchased hy Stephen R. Uncles and Chester Clark, from Will-wi iam Hart and wife, containg nliout fifty acres, it "being apart of the southeast quarter of Section twenty-two in the snme Township and Range aforesaid, beginning at a stake on the West of Coal rreek, on the South liutr of said Section twenty-two, and running thence Eaat. on said section line 26 chains and 50 links, to the southeast corner of said section, thrnce north on said section line 21 chains and 76 linka to a Buckeye tree, thence^ West 20 chains 87 linka to a stake, thence South 7 $ chains and 9 links to a Sycamore tree on the West .j bank of Coal creek, thence on the west bank of said creek with its meanders to the place of beginning also, the one equal undivided half of apiece or parcel of land being apart 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 quar-^, tor section on the South bank of Brewit's creek, tlnnco«'. running South 9 chains 96 links to a stake, thenco East. 39 chains 78 links to a stake, thenco North chains to South bank of Brewirs creek, thence on the South bank of snid creek, with the meanders to the placo of beginning, containing about 8 acres and five hundredths with all the buildings, improvements thereon of every description, engine and every thing appertaining (hero to and, also, the whole of tno northeast qusrter of th»| northwest quarter of Section 26, Township 14, North of Range 10 West, containing about forty acres, all lying in Clinton township, Vermilion county, and Stato of Indian. I will on Monday, l5thof November, A. D. 1841, at the Court houae door, in tho town of Nowport, Vermillion county, Indiana,within the legal hour»jr of said day, offer for sale at auction, the rants and prof-^i-its of snid premises, for the term of soven years and if they should foil to Bel I for a sufficient sum to satisfy said debt, I will then and there in like manner offer for sale the feesimple to the 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 K. Uncles, in and to the said above deacrikedU premises. Purchaser togive bonds with approved sectirity and receive a deed on the payment or the purchase^ money. Wm. BALEb, Sheriff, V. C.

JOHN STRAIN, ShfT.

Oct. 30, 1841. 8—3t (pr fee $250) Mortgage Sale. virtue of a Decree of tho Tippecanoe Circuit^

Court, and an Execution issued by the dork,, thereof, and to me, the Sheriff of the county of Vigo,, Indiana, directed and delivered, in favor of William M. Jenners, vs. John Carroll, Joseph Rener and Eve Enghest Rener, foreclosing tho equity of redemption of thfe said defendants, in and to the mortgaged premises .. mentioned in said bill, to wit: In-lot, in tho tswn ol Terre-Haute, known on the recorded plat of mid (own as lot (101), in Vigo coumy, Indians, with all (hotj appurtenances thereunto belonging, and I will, on Sat''" at day, the 20th day of November next, at the Court, House door in Terre-Haute, within the legal honrsofr,, said day. offer for sale tbe rents and profits of said premises for a term of seven years, and if they shall fait to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy aaid debt, 1 will, then and there offer and expose the foe simple to th» highest bidder, on the following terms: tho purchaser to give a note negotiable and payable at ths Branch atTerrr-Haute, of the State 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 daya with a curtailment of twonty per centum upon, the original amount* and receive a deed 00 the payment of ths purchase money.

J. STRAIN, Sheriff. ,«

Terre-Hwiite.Qct.30ih, 1841-8-3w [Prs fee 3} SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of two Executions, itsued from the Vlgo^' Circuit Court, snd to me directed and delivered, one in favor of William Tannehill and ths other in favor of John Rutledge, and against the goods antf chatties, landa and tenements of John Barton, 1 havci, levied on the following mat estate, the same having! been turned out by John Burton, to win Lot numbersthree. in Raymond's survey, adjoining to the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indians, containing wmAcres, more or leas and I will, on Saturday the lOthi day of November next, at the Court House door \nf Terre-Haute. within this legal hours of ssid day, oA»" for aale the rents and profits of ssid premises for seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum. to satisfy said cxecatioria and cost, 1 will then andT there offor the fee simple, to the highest bidder, with,, all flie appurtenance thereunto belonging, for cash, tot pay said dsbts and coat.

JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff.

Terrs Hsute. Oct. 30th, 1841-8-3t [Pre, free, »2 50 1

Mortgage Sale.

1Y virtue of an execution, issued by (he Clerk of th#i

Circuit Court of Vermillion county, Indians, amfj to m* directed and delivered, in fovor of Wm. Tucket* and Elijah Smatlwood, and against Jonathan W. Downing, foreclosing tbe equitv of redemption of (he saidfc Jonathan Downing, in ami to mortgaged premises men tioned in complainants bill, to wit: Lot known and described upon the town plot of Clinton, as lot No. 6. in bloc* No. 4, with all the appurtenances thtrotmut be-,, tcsytwgt and I will on tbe 15th of November, 1841, at

years. And if they should foil to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy aaid mortgage, debt snd cceis. I wilt^ then sad there offisr the foe simple to tfo highest bidder

for cash to psiy said debt. Oct 19, 1841-7-3t

Wm. BALES, Sheriff.

[pr fee $2

BHKRIFPM SILK.

virtue of sn Execution iasoed from tbe Clerk Y" ofikse of the Vermillion Circuit Court, end to roer directed sod delivered, inlsvorof Ashley Harris, ami against Iliram Benton, I have taken as the property of Hiram Benton, the following real estate, 10 wit-.| lots BO. 2,3 St 4 in square no. I lots no. 1,2, 3, 4. in, sqosre no 2 slso. lots no. 3 A, 4, in square HO. 3, W the towa of Highland. Vermillion county. Indiana And I will an Saturday the 90th dsy of November asst.at the Coort Hoase door, in Newport, within tbe legal hours of said dsy, offer for ssle ths rents aixfe

foe simple of ssid prsmtscs with all ths spmrtenances thereunto belonging, to the highest.hidde^on credit of sis months tram the 15th day of September, 1841.1 the posehasar to grye bond iw securrtyand ricivag^ deed wheo the purchase mfmey ts paid.

Oetoher 29.1MI

BALE?. ShfT. V,

•-W-