The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1841 — Page 3

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iflUKI ittltlM AM bMWt mbnackaf (k«ipUie Hnm. The iitniwrf on P«M ni WP MLM tho nail IIO^ IK WIMINL routes, unecemrily chrism the paMic uNinm, und ku MNktMd cumapondlug aoKcitadu of At pert tflWOawnMiH, lyinnniwi ImpnM with those fenlitiM of wbicu iri trtry di bw(nw| (mUr Aiwifc Ac buildieg of tail-roads, iid cannot bo diaguiaed that ia order to do ao, Ik Poet OAn it »bjittid to htifr euet'wM.

Tb« liana or coMM»inti«a between distant part* of the Union, are. to gTeat extent, occupied by railroads, which. ia tkw«n»f thing*, poaseos cowplot* monopoly. and the OnHlatM therefor* li». bla to kwf »M wrmoMwi charges. Tbit «ri! destined to gnat IMIMI is limn, end MOM timely atiHiv noy beroese MCMMtjr to guard ipiwt it.

I fori it my doty to bring voder your comiderotion practiceWhich haa rrewa ep ie the adouotitration of

tha Oowwowt, and which. I em deeply convicted, ought te be corrected. I allede to the exercise of the power, which stage, rather thee rea«oa, he* vested is the President, of removiog incembenla froo oftce, ia order to substitute others more ia favor with the dominant pulr- My owe eonduct, ia this reaped he* beea governed by a ccnscientioospsrpooe to exercise the r«utovinf peMt, oalf fa oaaea of uofaithfalaes* or inability. or ia thoae ia which it»exerei«e appeared »«wairy, la order to diereaetenaace aad supptess that »irit of octive partiaeeabip oa the part of haider* of office, which aot oaly withdraw! them (rota fee steedy aad in. partial discharge their ofldal duties, bat exercise* ss undoe, aad ifguriou* lufiuoaco over dectiooe, aad degrades the character of the Oownwat itself, ioesaiach asitosbibits the Chief Magietnte, as beiag a party, through tia a^ent*, ia the soeret plot* or op«» working ef political parties. la respect to the exercise of this po*e', nothing ahoaid ha l«tt to disc ratios, ehich My aaWf he rsgu* Latedby lew, sad it Isofhigh Iscportauce to reatraio, as fer ag possible, the stianJas of panooal lateroots id tnablic elaclion*. Ceendering the Iff*1. •"crease which he» beea made ia public ofle«, the last quarter of a ceetary, aad the probability of timber increase* we iaear the haxard of witnessing violent political COBtests, directed too oftea to the single Objaqf. of retainiogofice.by these who oieia.or obtaining it-by those who are out. Under the lefueacn of these convictioas, I shall cordially eoucur ia any {onstitalioaol measures lot icgoUtiar, and by rcfuUliog, (ostraioiag, rhe powcr of remove!.

I suggest for year coasideratioa, the propsiety of •of maktag, without further delay, sooae specific application or the fund* derived under the will of Mr Saiithsoa, of Rnglsod, fer the diffusion of knowledge aad which have, heretofore, beea vested ia pablie stocks, amil such time a*Congressshould think proper to give them a specific direction. Nor will rou, I feel coafidcat, permit aav abatemeat of the principal of the legacy to be made, should it tarn oat that the stocks, ia which the investments have beea made, have undergone a depreciation.

In conclusion, I commend to yoer ear* the interest! of this District, for which yop are the exclusive legislators. Considering that this city Is the retidence ef the GorerameiU. end, for a large pen of the year, of Congress, aad, coasidering sleo, the greet cost of {the Public Buildings, and the propriety of affording then at all timea carafe! protection..it *eema not unreason

WASHINOTOX, December T, 1841.

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Sireciourmeiala,to

of affording them

able that Coarrew should contribute towards the expense of an efficient police. JOHN TYLKR.

From Oougt*f Journal of Banking GOLD AMD SILVER.

A member of Gongrea* who has mixed much with the people of one of the States, gives it aa hia opinion that one of UM principal obeticals to a bank reform ia the erroneoua opinion entertained by many, of rhe quantity of gold and silver in the world. He haa re* queeted oa, and in fact almost exac'sd a promise from tw, to say something In every number of our Journal, which May tend to enlighten men's minds on this subject, it shall receive a due degree of attention.

We begin to day with Mr. GaUatinls estimate ol the

Ktnth?

nf gold and silver in Europe and America, a work published by him in 1131, entitled 'Consideratione en the Currency and Banking System of the United State*,' he estimates the amount of the precious metals in theae two quarter* of the world between four thousand and five thouaand million dollars. This it will be reooUected, was ten years ago. The amount has since been considerably increaacd aa the mint® have annually produced million* and the demand for the nhina trade haa been greatly deminiahed.

Taking the medium, however, of the twosum*stated by Mr, Gallatin, namely—four thousand five hundred million* of dollar*, ana aupposing the population of Europe and America to be two hundred and aeventy* oeven million, it will amount to sixteen dollars and upward* for every man woman, and child, on the two continent*. The same gentleman estimates the whole amount of'turrency in the United State* in 1836, pa* per and specie together. at oaly aix doilara a J»a4»

Bat the autyect may be preeented in a stronger light Tak« ha, man for man, and we are the richeet people in the world, With the exception 'of the English, the Hollander*, and the Belgiana. Where the natural order of cause and eflhet la not inverted, the richer a country, the greater in proportion to population will he the amount of gold and ml ver that will flow into it. Ii a day* labor in America will prodacea bush of wheat and in Poland only one tenth of a bushel, it ia evident that America must have a much greater amount than Ptoland of surplus produce wherewith to purchase the

or whatever else may be deeired. It

not too much say. that if the natural laws had not interfered with, the United States would have, in proportion to population, four, five, aix, seven, yea, eignt lime* as much gold and silver aa many ol the countriea of Europe. Take it at only doable of the average for the population of the two oontinonta, and it will amount to thirty dollar* head or to five hun* dred and fourteen millions. Thia would sive us the one ninth part of the stock of gold and silver in Europe ami America, while oar population iabut one sixteenth but for the reaaonsaireadv slated, under a natural order of things, we shoald nave man for man a much larger portion of the precioua metals, than folia to the lot of most coantrtee of Eutupe.

Suppose however we had bat the average of sixteen dollar* a head. This would amount to two hundred •ad fifty -seven millions.

On two points do people (that ia some people) capitally err- First in regard to the quantity of cold and aitver in the world.—This is mueh greater than tbey imagine it to be. Next in regard to the amount required lor oommtrdal purpooaa. Thia is much smaller than they suppose it to be. Under a sound money, a sound credit, and sound banking are am, ton doilara a head would probably he amply sufficient in the United States.

From Ik NosAoM* Banner. THE LATE ELECTIONS.

The Roohester Democrat, commenting opon the MSSS which have influenced the reoent elections in favor .»f the Locoiocoe, and rebuking their premature exultation, states the ease oorrectly, and exhibits the richt spirit. These eJecijooe have weal ted in fevorof the Opposition by Whig defcalt. This is evident from a comparison of the present Loeofoco vote, in those States in which they have sneeesded, with the vote which they polled last November. The returns show no increase, and when it is roollected that 1% ntotr Mow aie«f7rea» A* jtoHt, it becomee perfectly conclusive that their party ha* not gained in numbw* sinoe their complete and total deftat at tho Inst Preeidential election. And hence their present very clamoroua crowing only shows how very thankfal they are nt small favora, and that their immenee vwtorwa, over which they are splitting their throata with vociferous yellss dwindle down to just no victories at alt.

These indieatkme of joy, however, ehow thatthe Looofooos are enabled to drew great eonenlaiibn froa* tho discovery that they are new In no ww eewfiuw than when they were so aignatly vnnqplahed in IMP. There ia nothing in the present entowari eiecUon Malta which ahoaid, on the one hand, date the OpMaition

deweos the spirit of the Whigaonthe other,

when it Is rewietabe^^hattbmj* «onntry oalcalated re call fcy^thn Wl^( feroek W the Oottoattwn hat nnite i^on their fawtw *wn« ana

Aotnrenal loava* in VattoaahrMa," \"I/ determined to NBjcne their principire the Loeofaooa wWiawnin more i«eeeWaaovarthrow than they did dming the post num arable Pretdonnal

haa th»

Koaiicit ui Unca—tt i* **Mom that Uticn stain olblood marked opon her charecter—and't ie wiUt ahnaie that we are oompalled to pnhlnh re the ere*Id that nwdat has bssn oommittei within he* hor* den. Itawsare that at a hones near

John street bridge

(ooenintti ny Thomaa Darcan, and nesd fcr re* shop and the eeswaintnent ef all aorta of human being*) a fcooaaoeooredoa Friday aftenwon kaet. dnruw which Patrick MkOntre was thrown down a ataerwny by Dnr* ml wife, and then aa he atlaaapted to riea. wanhnnchnd down and [beaten h* AagoMtn f^laghnn. from that tune MeOnire wfcrtd the aaeat srvere bodily agony an til finnday mQ^uat, Sos)odi, when Wa SmL

Pnrcan mnds apnlteatien to thn Fnor nwater far tks oqmon of having the eoepas bwried—««ta this tiaaethe Mnmof his droia had netheeoaae known «a the proper aotharity. Onwaer Brooha nmHkonadajaBry on 8nn* iiiiwaini end centmned the aaainiantian ef the SSt»55 nening. whan *h* tallowing verdtet won

TXanwrliT— toils teth jreiManan Mtond on eeSontoMrs-WiuasftsdOarean and AnMRmn

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teMau Legislature.

^HOUSE or HEPlEBDITATlVra

Raeeuinmn^—By Mr. HnnDOgan, that the Indicia* tf oommittee be^MfrncSsdm report bill to thn Hon*, as amendatory of thonctasuhjetilng real and personal estate toexectukxL, as to veqmre that property of every dtacription shall not be sold by virtue of any judicial pr«»crs*, at less than two-thirds of its appraised value, which appraismem ^ial! be a fair standard valuation and providing that all execatimw isaainx from the circuit court shall be made returnable from term to term threof, so that no more than two execntiona shall issue in any period of twelve months and bro riding father that execution* issued by justice* of the peace shall be made retarnabie at the end of one hundred and twenty days, and not sooner.

By Mr. Davis, of F., that the committee on the State Bank be directed to examine into the condition of the aflairs of the Suite Bank and each Branch thereof, in the following particulars' to-wit 1. The amount of notes in circulation on each Branch- 2 The amount of specie on band at ench branch: 3. The amount of iiideptidiiies ef each branch other than note* in circulation- 4. Amount of assets ol each branch other than specie on hand- 6. Whether any of the rules for the regulation of discount* prescribed by the charter hnve been violated at any branch, and if any, which, and at what iTviMrh 6. whether any of the Directors of the gtate Bank, or any branch thereof, holds an office under the general or state government, and ifeo. name the branch, director, and office so held. 7. What dividends have beea paid to the stockholders since the suspension of specie pay mem t* 8. What amount of epe's has been parted with by each branch since tlie sueinsion of specie payments, and for what purposes and iat said committee, in prosecutine each examination, have power to Send for persons and papers and the Chairman is hereby vested with power to isue all necessary procew, to cause witm-teee to come before the committee, tind t2» administer all necesssry oaths and said committee are hereby directed to report the facts so ascertained by them to this House which was laid npon the table.

By Mr. DEMEES, that J. B. Dillion, Eeq- have accees to the State Library, and to the archieves of the State, during his stay in Indianapolis, for the purpose of acquiring facts to aid him*in writing the early history ol Indiana, in which he is now engaged

By Mr. CLCMENTS, whereas, the law now in force allowing county treasurers, constables, and other officers, mileage or travelling fees, operates unequally npon the citizens of the several counties of this State, subjecting those who reside the greater distance from the county seats to heavier burthens than those who reside nearer and believing that all citizens should be subject alike to equal burthe/ a, therefore, that the judioery committee inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill to accomplish the aforesaid object, and, if in their opinion it is expedient, to report a bill.

By Mr. OoDSif, that the committee on roads inquire into the expediency of so amending the road law as to exempt ministers of the Goepel, who are regnarly licensed, and who are engaged in their appropriate official duties, to the exclusion of other eccupntions, from working on rosds, except in the payment ofa road tax on their real estate which was not adopted.

By Mr. HACXLBMEN, that the judiciary committee inquire into the expediency of so amending the 5th section of the act to amend an act approved Feb. 6,1827, to provide for distributing so much of the surplus revenue of the U. State, as the Slate of Indiana may be entitled to and receive by virtue of an act of Congress, approved June 23, 1836, approved Feb. 15, 1841, so that any borrower of the surplus revenue may have the privilege and benefits contemplated by that section, at any time, even after judgment ia rendered against him by paying all costs that may have accrued.

By Mr. Saour that the committee on ways and means inquire into the expediency of so amending the revenue law as to tax all professional Lawyers, Doctor, &c-: which was after betug amended so as to include old bachelors, old maids, and merchants, laid on the lable.-

By Mr. ChaPW4K. lhat tho judiciary committee be instructed to amend a joint resolution relative to the sale of property on execution, (which has been referred to said com mi tee) so as to embrace in its provisions the sale of lands mortgaged to the agents of the surplus reveuue (und, sinking fund, saline, semminary or other stste funds.

Bills were introduced by Mr. Bowers, levying a tax for state purposes and to reduce the per diem pav oAhe members of the Legislature, and fees and salaries of officers.

SENATE.

Monday, Dec. 13.

On motion of Mr. Blair, Jleioloed, That the committee on Canals snd Interns I Improvements, be instructed to report a bil^providing for tale of the lands granted by act of Congress for the construction of the Wabaah and Erie canal we*t of Tippecanoe river, and apply tha proceeds thereof sccording to the provisions ofsait^aot.

Mr. Morgan moved to instract the committee onTlnance to enquiro into the expediency of changing the time of the meeting of the Legislature from the 1st Monday in December, to the 1st Monday in January. Adopted, ayes *0, noes 19.

Mr West offered a resolution instructing the committee on finance to enquire into the expediency of issuing scrip based upon the probable proceeds of the land* granted by the General Government to the State to aid in constructing the Wabash and Erie Canal, and to apply the aame to aid in the completion and constraction of such work or works as are most likely to be profitable to the State, Sue.

The reference of this motion elicited along and animated debate, which continued until theSenat*adjourned. It was opposed by Messrs. Harris, Gregory, Stevenson, Bradley, Moffat, Eggleston, Cornell and, supported by Meesrai West, Parker, Mount, Elliott, Collins, Bright and Chamberlain.

HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATI VES. Dtcember 13. Ruolntiont offered- By Mr. Norvell, that thejudiciary committee inquire into the expediency of so amending the law regulating the summoning and empaneling grand and petit jurors as to make it the duty of the sheriff to summon petit jurors from the bystanders, or others, under the rules and regulations prescribed by law, and that the fees ol said jurors, shall be taxed against the parties litigant aa other costs of suits.

By Mr. Stratton, whereas, the State of Indiana is groaning under a heavy debt, which she is at this time wholly unable to pay, although a large portion of which debt we feel honorably bound to make some provision for the payment thereof end, whereas, in the opinion of thia legislature a great number of her bonds (if not all} that are out have come into the hands of their present holders at very reduced prices, say from 90 to 50 per cent, below their face and,also, believing that all tne low that has been or that will be on the aim has been suetained by former holders thereof therefore, that thecommitte of wayeand moans inquire into the expediency oLappropriating that portion of the proceeds or the sales of the pnibltc lands that may from time to time fall to the state of Indiana, to the purchass of her state bonds, at the common market price, lor which the same may be offered for and sold at to

By Mr. Good enow, that the committee on the State Benk inquire into the expediency of providing for the payment of the debt due the bank by an issue of five oo'lar treasury notes, and of providing for the final redemption of mid notes by appropriating the money which the state will be entitled to receive frotn the prooeedsor the public lands to that purpose.

If Prom the Jnns Alls*.

We have men in our exchange papers various estimates. showing a grievous acooant of Whig apathy in moat of the States which have recently held etoMnwAccording to this eetimate, compared with 1840, the Whins, to the number of about 100,000, have absented thenSelvee from the polls, and permitted their opponents to manage potHtcmlh/ National or State elections pretty much in their own wav. The fact really humiliating to those who stick to the good old Whig ship, which carried its crew into a snog harbor on the fenrth of March last, with scarcely an unfavorable hroew, and secured her from the danger of the breakers, with which she had been surrounded for fall lww» jeers.' Had the gallant and skilful commander survived to this period, storms and tempmts might have prowled about her, but her trim would

have been

Ay, Tnt

preesryed, and

the whole crew weald have been reported aa in good order and well-conditioned Car the pi mint as well aa fer another voyage. Bat time, which never lingers, cats down all.

Manor THSPMIU, the illos-

Briana and lamented HARRISON, elected by nearly thennantmone suffrages of the electors, was —e»d»ed from us in one month from hoi induct

MM retooSee.

By that irrevocable Provided*, he WM not permitted in carry on* his wall-digested scheme for the admtasH tretion the Government, which his ardent love of country, strength of intellect, and enlarged sxpeneoce hod matured in his mind. Vain is it to «*n afflict km to palsy the energxnof the W and admit oor enemies te tnampo laStawe were tan atmnnth of the popular will is emphatically on our aide. But. so it ia, and it is the bounden daty G** Harrisoni friends to "correct the procedure-^ It may he tore by eeion.nml. and pwreverance. The w# have the mean*, and it,m thmr owti fauHrf thw ant immarti*wilr and eflacmatly osort them. TO tne a W a yours,and thegVy yours, sad the credit •yours.

BOOJITOGOSO Locg-We Ala., on the way to our cstyon Tnosday1aWrloetout Of hi* pocket, seme mile* from town, a i«nm p,000 in Bank no** end thn pnehnf wy bund in a negro's bwdle the next day, aale and Qflund« grerentiut no appearance even of having been open** TW* reminds n* of an aneedote ere have awnawhere man, of a nagrn, who sweeping (he Sour of a room wheree party of gamblers had been pending theamht at their orgies, found a fSO nose, which ha returned to dm ewwi with the mreenue recnake—"How lucky sseeoof the white ms'maa tid*nt find it." It is eqully fatls—ais fer our friend, wa apprehend, that hasp*** no* found by mm* of the w|nta mo—Jhhifk if. C-

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CLOUT* or Ploxx.—The temperature ot Homo ia generally nrild and genial frosts occur January bn'. the tharmomeier eeldom jjpeends lower than 86 degreee of Fahrenbeir, and the m|May son generally prodacse a thaw. The tra montana, or north wind, sometimes, however, blows cold snd piercing for days together. Snow Wis st times, but it seldom rsnSains oa tne ground for more than a dsy. Orange tret-s ihnvo in the op« air, but lemon treee require covering in the winter monihe. Rains are frequent ana hwvy tn November and December, but tags are mre. Jn the summer months, the heat is at times oppressive, especially when the scirocco/or south wind, blows. The hour which follows sunset is considered the most unwholesome in rammer, and people avoid exposure to the open air.

Dixok H. LEWIS, of Alabama, can hardly be dead. He is announced in the last Mobile papers as a candidate for V. 8. Senator in place of C. C. Clay resigned'

DEATH OF REV. CHART.ES PRINBLE. "It becomes our painful duty (says the Church Chronicle of the 19th ult) to add another to the list of the fallen/- Ther Rev. Charles Prindle, Missionary to Lawranceburgh, Ind. died in this city on Wednesday while on a visit to his faiher^s family. Mr. Prindle was an ardent and devoted Christian, an active and persevering Missionary of the cross. He dedicated himselfto the Mission work, while, a member of college and it has ever since been his delight to spend snd be spent in bis Master's service. He wss graduated at Yale Co!lege in 1836, at the General Theological Seminsrv tn 1839, and admitted to Deacon's Orders, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brownwell, July 5, 1839.

His Diocesan, the Right Rev. Bishop Kemper, in a. private letter to his religions character: "His faithfulness, zeal, and tenderness of conscience, have greatly charmed me, and promised most usefully for .the Church..'—Laurrtnceb&rgh Beacon

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Nov. 27tl». Transactions have been on a limited scale within the last three dsys- The demand for Western Produce is tight, and confined to the city trade and some small shipments. The stock of every description of Produce is good—of Pork and Lard the market is overstocked, while there is but little inquiry for the two srticles-

As yet, the animation we have long been looking for has not appeared in fact, there is much less activity existing than is usual at this period of the year.

FI.OUH—Since our report on Wednesday abont 3000 bbls. have arrived, principally by flatboats. Prices remain without material change, holders being generally unwilling to take the rates, $51 a 6, for good superfine offered by purchasers to ship. Retail sales from store range at from #6 io 61, as in quality and condition, the principal part of the slock in store being sold at the latter rate. We quote fine at a 6i common $4# a 5. Sour and crossed in small lots to the bakers st $4ia5.

PORK—We continue our previous figures sales being confined to a few bbls. for plantation and ship useMess B3f a 9 Prime $7*, M. O. $3i Rumps and Chines 07.

LARD—Purchases to considerable extent have been made for shipment to the North this week several thousand kegs have been disposed of at 5 a for a fair article. We ouote 5 a 6 c. as being the range of the market at wholesale. Retail 6 a 7 c. for prime leaf for family hse.

WHISKEY—A good demand prevails for rectified at 19 c. common 19i a 20 c. of strong proof. BEEF—By retail. Mess No 1 11 a 12, half bbls. $61 Prime $7 smoked rounds well cured 6 a 7 c- per lb.

CORN—Arrivals have been quite heavy since Tuesday, in consequence of which prices have depreciated. We now quote the article at 50 c. with a downward tendency. The stock on hand is fully equal to the demand-

OATS—In this species of grain there is no changeWe therefore continue to quote the article at 40 a 43 c. HAY—The arrivals have been moderate since Tuesday. Prices continue firm at last quotations, viz: $1 06 1 20, with improved demands

Coms—The demand since our last publication has heen to a fairextent. Prices remain the same, viz: for Havana 11 a 111 Rio lOia He.

BAOUMQ AITD Rorx—We place our figures a shade lower than in pur last, viz: st 20 a 21 c. for Kentucky

confined to small orders. LEAD—The stock of lead on sale in this market is very small. The demand is fair.

TERRE-HAUTE RETAIL MARKET. Provision*: eta. Grain: $. bus. SO to lb. $00.3 to 5

Rnnf Pork, do 5 Latd, do 8 10 Gutter, do 12 16 Cheese, do 10 12 Eggs, doz. 8 Beans, bush. 75 Potatoes, do 25 Peaches,dried 2.00 2 50 Apples, do 1 00 1 25 Cranberries,b.l.50 2 00 Hsms, lb. Shoulders, do 6 Bread Stuff's: Flour, bbl. 4.50 Corn meal,bus 37

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Phrenological Notice.

R. SIM will deliver a lecture on Saturday Evening. SUBJECT: The laws governing the heredt* tary transmission of mental and physical qualities in the human race.

Tickets, for gentlemen only, to be had at the Bookstore at 25 eta. Number limited, the late class having ths preference.

NEW VARIETY STORE!

NORTH AIDE OF THB SQUARE.

IUST

opened, a splendid assortment of VARIETY and FANCY GOODS, consisting of Combs, Brushes,all kinds, Pocket Knives, Rasors of best make, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Port Folios, Needles all kinds, Pins, Inkstsnds, Sealing Wax, Wafers, Letter Stamps, Whalebones for dresses, Steel Pens. Percussion Caps, Pistols, Mathematical Instruments, Straw Bags, Worsted Patterns and embroidery Worsted, transparent Slates, Looking Glasses, Water Colour Paints,

pound, Tooth Powder, Lip Salves, 4tc. Silver and German Silver Spoons and Forks, Gold Breastpins, Finger Rings, a large assortment of Spsctaclea. Ever-

be sold low for CasAClocks, Watches, Jewelry, Music Boxe*,and Accordion's repaired in* superior manner and warranted.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 18,184l-15-tf

ADMVWHTftATOR'S 8 A LB.

WILL

be sold at public sale, eo Saturday the 8th dav of Jannarv next, at the residence of the lata BtuseU R*so, deceased, the paraonal property belonging to said eatata, consisting of HOUSEHOLD ami KITCHEN FURNITURE Beds and bedstead, one pair match Harass, Waggons, Harness, &e.

On all awns of three oof lure and under ten, a credit of nine months will ha given over ten dollars, twelve months under three dollars, c««A Notes with approved oecurity wi be required.

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Dayton Jvumali

ArciDBrr AT NUUM Fxlls.—The Buffalo paj relate that a boat with three men went over the a on the night of Monday. November 23d. They had started from Schloeser at 9 o'clock, intending to cross over to Hudson^ Tavern, two miles above Chippewa. Shortly after they left the shore, cries from the river were heard at Field's Tovern, near by, but excited no attention, aiifimilar noises are very'common in quarter from boatmen passing to and fro. No dbspicion of the accident arose until Thursday, when evidence of the fate of the boat and her crew was presented in the fragments found in the eddy below the Falls. It is supposed that the boat was struck by a squall, and be'ng heavily landed, sunk—the men on hoard being swept away bv the relentlesscarrent down the American rapids, and over the frightful precipice below! The names of the two .were Jehiel D. Kinney, John York, and the ovher was a stranger who had merely taken passage to Canada,

2Bbls.Madder, 2 Copperas, 1 Alum.

Nov. 20th 1841-ll-tf

WILLIAM

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cU. 00 10

Wheat, Oats, Com, Barley, Rye, Hidet: Slaughter,lb.

do do do do

16 20 37 37

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Dry, do Calfskins, do Sundries: Salt. bbl. 3.00

Wood, cord, 1.50 Wool, lb. 50 Coal, bush. 8 Flaxseed, lb. 5 Hay. ton, 5,00

6.20 0,00

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THE

JOHN F. CRUFT, Adm*r.

Torre-Ha uto, Dec-18. lB41-18-3w MORTCAfiR IALC,

vitrei* of aa axecutkm iasned from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, ia favor of William Ray. us. Samuel McCfetchy and Francos, hie wife, focedooiug the eqaity of redemption of the mid defendants, in and to the mortgaged prentiaes mentioned in said bill, to wit: fifteen Acres off of the southend of the southwest quarter of the southwest

will, ou S*t*r4my (ft 9tk dmyef Ausry at the Court House door in Terre-Haute. within the legal hours of said day, cdfcr for sale the rents and profits of said premises lar terus of aeven years, and should they resell for a suffiewnt snm to satisfy said mon—red doht, I will then and there aier and expeae thn eituple of the said premises, to the highest bidder.

said preminre. JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff. Dae. 19th. IS4L-W-3WfPre fee.#30}

SKIRTING AND HARNESS.

JUSTreooivodood

for safea fiaooanorunapt afaaa-

^iBSEefc

MufeELMAN-,

SCHOOL LiMD. will sail at Public Aoction, at tho

Court Houm the town of Torre-Hauts, bn the 9fith day of Babruary, Me. between the hours of 10 otiock, A- BLand 6 otioek, P. ftf- of nid day, tba southeast quarter of Snction ton, in Townahip ten, north, of Ranee ten, west, in Vigo county, in Twenty Acre tracts. Terms of sale regulated by law.

C. W. BARBOUR,

Dec. 13.1Q41-13-3W Scliool CommiasKwW.

.VI?If* CMsOTHIJra.

ADDITION to a Good Assortment of Ready Made Clothing. I am now opening a great variety of Pantaloons and Vesta, which will be sold cheap for cash The articles are made in fashionable style, and their darabilfiy gnarranteed.

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

November 13.1841. lOtf '8HERIFFSS4LE.

virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of LANG &. HARBERMIER, us WILLIS OGLESBY, I have levied on the following real estate, viz: the undivided half of a HOUSEand part of In-lot. in the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, ninety-two (92), fronting on National Road street, and being the third lot from the Alley, aa laid off by John Scott, bang eighteen feet and Si inches front and rear, with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging which 1 will offer at public auction, on Friday t&e 31st. day of December, 1841, at the Court House door in Perre-'Haute, first offering the rents and profits of mid premises lor a term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient suin to satisfy said debt, I will then and there offer and expose the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for Specie, to pay said execution and cost.

JOHN STR AIN, Sheriff

Terre-Haute, Dec. 11,1841-14-3w [Prs. fee, $2 ao.j

Groceries!

THE undersigned have for sale, cheap 2 Pipes 1 8 Bbls. 2

unaereigi Cognate Brandy American do db do Holland Gin American do

1 Bbl. Whiting 1 Chalk, 1 Ground Ginger, I Race do 1 Fresh Rice.

Orleans Rum,

94 Malaga Wine, 1 Madeira do 1 Teneriff do 1 Cask Port 5 do 3 Bbls. Sugar House Molasses, 1 Hhd. N. O. Sugar, 1 Ceroon Indigo,

Bags Rio Coffee, 2

Pepper,

Soap,

Blank Books.

STACY & CO. of Indianapolis, Ia.

keep constantly on hand a full stock ol Ledgers, Journals, Day-books, Blotters, Cash-books. &c. &c. which they will furnish to Merchants, and others, at short notice, and at any point in the State. ALISO, County and Bank Books of every description. All of which are made of the best materials, and as low ss they csn be purchased elsewhere. Orders, by Mail or otherwise, are respectfully solicited.

Nov. 27.1841-12-tf.

Notice of an Election.

order of the Common Council of the town of Terre-Haute, the voters of said town are hereby notified, that, on the first Monday in January,1842. Polls will be opened in each of the five warda of said town, between the hours of 10 o\ !ock, A. M- and_ 4 o'clock, P. M- of said day, for the election of TWO COUNCILMEN in each of said Wards. The Polls to be openml in the respective Wards at the following places: In the First Ward, at theCourt House in the Second, at the Briek School House in the Third, at M. M. Hickoox's office in the Fourth, at the Mayor's office in the Fifth, at th« Pavilion.

Dec. 1st, 1841-14-3w

GEO. HU33EY, Agent

Dee. 11th, |841-14-3w For SAMPKL MORRIS.

NOTICE

"OTICE is hereby given that, the undersigned hss

ra IIVIVW *vi»

ofJohn

jnt letter* of administration, on iheestate

vi late «»r Prairie-Creek township, Vigo coanty, Indiana. All persons indebted to said sstate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoee having claim againat the same, are notified to preeent them duly authonticitod for lettloinrat. The md tate is supposed to be insolvent. ^EBENEZER PADDOCK, Jr. Adm.

Decern. 8, 1841-14-3t.

ADJUNISTRATOR'S SALE.

WILL

he sold on Saturday, the 1st of January, 1842, at the. late residence of John Baley, in Prairie-Creek township, Vigo county, Ind., ths pereonsi property of the said deceased, consisting of ths following, viz: one horse snd colt 2 cows and one calf 20 heed of hoga 9 head of sheep one waggon a lot of corn on the ground some household and kitchen furniture, ic-, dec. ... .. Sale tocommenOC ot 10 o'clock, A..M• when conditions will be made known.

EBENEZER PADDOCK, Jr. Adm.

Decern. 8,1841-14-3L

0 00 1 50

nnHE undersigned have entered into partnership under the name and style of Blake & Bourne, snd have taken the old stand of Groverman & Bourne, on the north side of the public square, where they are now opening an extensive assortment of Drv Gojds, Hardware and Groceries, the grester part of which hss just been received from the Eastern cities. They will sell upon very sccommodating terms, atffl invite their friends and the public in general to give them a call.

THOS. H. BL AKE. T. J. BOURNE

Terre-Haute, Nov. 24-13-tf

MHssoUttion of Partner ship.

partnership of Groverman & Bourse, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and ttie business of the firm placed in the hands of Tho. J. Bourns, for final settlement, to whom all indebted will pleaae apply and make payment, as the same must be closed as soon as practicable.

CHAS. GROVERMAN. J. BOURNE.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 24-13-tf

AVING given more than reasonable indulgenee to those indebted to us, sndoo far to oar own lots and disadvantage, we have now placed our notes snd accounts in the hands of Griswold and Usher, with directions to collect them without exception in the most speedy manner.

Those indebted to us will save costs by making immediate payment to those gentlemen. PATRICK & WOOD*

Terre-Haute* December 4-13—tf

MH**olution.

THE

DAN'L. M. CRISHER

co-partnership heretofore exieting under the firm of R- H. & /. Ross, is dissolvsd by tlMdeath ol Russell Reoa. All persons indebted to said firm are hereby notified In make payment without delay, as farhe in an no iv

The business will be continued by tho undersigned at Urn old stand under the firm of Hj^J- Rom^

December 4-13-6t fjb

JAMES ROSS.

For Meni,

A COMFORTABLE two story dwelling can be £lu ranted, if application be made soon. It ucwf •iMitlv situated in the husinrsn part of Town Call at

A COURIER OFFICE.

Terre-Haute. Dec. II, lMl-14-tf.

Sale or Real Estate.

rpHE undersigned by virtue of a decree of the PwA conn of Vigo county, will sell at private sale in-lot No. 13, in the town of Terre-Ha ate, with the

C. W. Bufcour. Esq. is authorised to

a aale upon ench terms as may best suit the pur-

HSPSBY MON TGOMERY.

NOTICE.

ALL

iMlabtad to the sabseriberofsi* monthtotandiegand over, aad all tor {assaglepair,)thjree mentheiandovar,41 not asttled t»y the fin-day of.DaeHnher wit fiad their acconnts with B. M. Hamasn,

Uw.»'

*»^laeMaasnsa8iw to be inoolvant. MM.^IIHSFSIAW KLUAH JORDAN, AdmV 5ovnmhorS,Wl lff-St-prfcn#I»

New Saddlery Establishment.

Corner of National Boad and Fourti StrotU.

subscriber having rented the Frame St ore, lately botlt bv D. Saaseen. Eaq. on National Road Stre«t, Terre-Haute, and commenced the

Saddling, Hunts*, and Trunkmaking Business. respectfully soliciisthe putronsgeof theeitiaens ofTer-re-Haate and Vigo county, Indians. Having learned his business in one of the best sod moat fashionable shops in England, he flatters himself that he ean give general satisfaction to those who msy favor him with their custom. His prices will, in all esses, be moderate. aad he is determined, by close attention and punctuality to deserve, even if he cannot eosunaud, success. The public is invited to call.

Oct. 9-5-tf E. BRAMMER ~r~i STEPHEN G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR affT.£efflV%

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

OFFICEcorner

Oct. 31-8-tf.

HAVINGDR.

2 Spies, 500 |bs.Saleratus, (good) 5 Boxes Rose and 5 Roein

Malaga Raisins,

12 Pelong Cigars, 13 Common do 2 Virginia Tobacco,

HARLAN

K-Y do

21 Reams Wrap. Paper. WM. J- BALL & CO.

October 23 1841-7-tff

of Ohio and Markqtistrwts.south-

east corner of the Publicsqoaie,an9 adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES» Hon. John Fine. Ogdensburgk, 1 Hon. Silas Wright, Jr.. Confou, N. Y. Hon. Micsh Sterling, Watertomn, Hon.Jos Hopkinson, Philadelphia. Jas. J. Barclay, Esq.. S "1, ., Hon. H. Branson,St.4ufu*fi«e, Florida.

MAA'M.EirCHJIPIJr, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE

on Market Street opposite the Courier Office-

Sept. 18-1841-2-tt H. T. KETCHAM,

permanently settled in Terre*Hsuts, res

pectfully tenders his professional services to sll who may dsstrs them. Office on the corner of Cherry and First streets. June 1, 1841-41-tf. j7~HA&LAN. V. MANLY.

Law Notiee.

& MANLY. A norm at L»»rMar-

shall. Clark county* Illinois. March-2T-29-tf.

Hoef't. Irish 4* Brooks,

HAVING

associated themsehrep in the practice of Medicine, reapectfully informs the citizens o! Ter-re-Haute, and vicinity that they are no^r 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. "44 JAMES WHITCOMB, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAV,

W. M. MODESITT, Clerk.

Mabh4 for Sale. following property is offered for sale, viz: the southwest quarter of Section thirty. Town twelve, Range eight,containing 144 Acres, Woodland. Northeast quarter Section thirty-four, Town twelve, Range nine, containing 160 Acres, Prairie. The Croes Cut Canal runs through the center of the Prairiajquarter. For terms apply to

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

PRACTICESSupremeand

in .Vigo the neighboring counties,

and in the and United Statre Court* at Indianapolia. Office on the weot aid* of the publre square, opposite the Court House.

Nov. 3d, 1841-iMiw JTEW GOO JDS. •T»HE subscriber has just returned from the east with

a fine selection of watches, jewelry, silver ware, toys, knivee, snd spectacles. Very chesp for cash. Terre-Haute, Sept. 25th-3-tf I. D. CUSTER.

NEW GOODS.

f^HE subscribers are just receiving ano openiM a complete sssoriment of stsple dry goods, together wi'.h general assortment of family groceries. All of which will be sold very cheep for cash or country produce, by T. & 3. DAVIS.

Novem. 7, 1841.-9-tf.

Wrench JLawn*.

..... leached MUSLINS, &c., all of which are offered, at the present time, cheaper than ever, for cash.

May 13-36-ti\ Q. W LANGWORTHY.

Pork Packing.

Hquantity

antee the will peck as low aa any October 23,1841-7-6'

WmU and WHStUer Good**. 1M1E undersigned have just received from the East,

and are now opening a welI selected aaaortment of Fall and Winter Good*, which we will eell cheap lor cash, or on usual credits to our punctual customers. r, J. BALL J- Co.

TOBACCO.

and

BRASHER would reepectfully inform the Pork

BRASHER would reepectfully inform the Pork Packing community, that he ie prepared to puck any of Pork, in the town nf Terre-Haute, Ie. His Pork lipase ia on the Rixetfeaak., Un-unlL«nec inspection in N. Orleans, or no charm« and as low aa any eetabliehmant on the wabath.

WEET James River and Ky. chewing tobacco, ui May 22-37-tf B. BOOTH A COP Salt*

000 BBLS. Kanawha Salt Just received, and of

ft"aaperior

quality," for sale bv

April 3-30-tf. SMITH f. BUTTON. MILL AND CROSS CUT SAWS. 1V/TADE by Rowland, and othere, lor aale, by IVl May 22-37-tf. B. BOOTH dt CO.

l^ettera ii,

T) E1MTAINING in the Poet Office, Terre-tleule, Ia. JLV Dec. 1st, 1841. Persons calling for any of th— letters will say "AtVE«TtMn." A Kpr«. Drurv Jones, TIWI W A

Awberry, Williem Andrews, Jesse Anderson, Geo W Applegate, Mrs Mary Ann Altekrpse, Williajn Black, Sam'l Blue, ,t Blinn, 4 Blood, Bratt, Martin Base, Nelson ,, Beach, Moers" Brooks, James Bass, Lucy Raxier, Mim E Pi Barry, Jno

oarry, Berryman, Jas Burgett. Jno S

Hieka, Moore Holmes, Mathew Hetossa. He try Howal. JaaB

CALEBODKLL.

Nov. 13,1841. 10-tl 111 RAM GLASCOPS BSTATB. "arOTICE ia hereby given, that th* undeisignad has N taken ont Leiten of Adiwniatretioa on the Ee-

i35?£&

Lewis, Elisha Miner, Charles Modisitt, Cbsrles Modisett, W Mann, Jno Merrett, Jno W

-j McCuen, Richard MoCollom, Geo 2

Banner, Jacob Burnes, Mim Clartssy Belt, y? Baming, Jas 2? Brooks, James Baxter. Henry 2Lr a it he re Cane, Jno I Careen, Geo Collins, MimC A C017, J** I Carter, Aaron Cochran, A Cochran, RobM Combe, wml Casio, Jonathan Chanler, Wm Creasy, iPleaaant 4 Davis, Thomas Denny, Sam'l Davie, Hard win Dean.Jno Dickson, John Douglass. Benjamin Dunlap, Andrew Dunihae, EHi*. Geo Evins, Mhn Elrworth. Helltf I* East, Joseph 2

trr'

Jacfcaao, RiehC Jackson,Isaac 2 Jackson, Andrew Jack soft, Dan1 Jackson. Charles 3 Jones. Mn» Johnson. Effxaheth

»~!r y1

State of Indiana, deceased. All pereons indebted to the said estate, ore requested to oiake iinustrfisio pay* mmi ami thane having claims against Ure same are

Dec. 4,1841-l3-4w

TAKEN

Lawrenoe, Elbridge^:

[eg*,

Zi# Mann, Mr* Catharine E

A, Michell, Jno Murry, Christopher

tt..

Miller, Jacob Moffatt, Jansee Miller, Jno McDermott,Mr*Marg»rot

McCollom] Mrs Elisabeth

,.r. Obrien, Jno Owens, Mrs

'If if Mt

Pettit, Edward Parker, Jno Partridge, A mo* Pettier, Jno Rippitoe, Wm

Robert*, Jno S Jno O ^?dolPh' -TRichardson, Joseph

J?? Russell, Elt Ray, Sam'l 2 I**-, 5*a

Andrew ,»

Roarley, Sam'l ,y.' Raridon, Jno bankey, Preston. Seally, Jno Speir, Nathan Stratton, Joseph Sampson. Wm jr Sana ford, Isaac & Son Shepherd, Wm Stewart, Andrew 8ehanp, Conrad Stratton. Joaeoh Spsnee, Josm Sdiwnna, Midmri Shields, Abraham St. John. David SmotL, Sheets, Abraham Stewart, Jno Scaly, Benj Savage. James Shipley, Mim

s_:f

Penimore, Wm Fnlkiaon. Doras Fraehart. Margaret 1 Gnffiih, Wm Griffith. Jno Garthwoit, Jacofe Gannon. Jooeph Gemuif, Umuer Oorlntn. Wm Gary, Miss Ellen Harder, Mary Holmee JS

ir*

Stickler. Joaeplr Smith, Basbrod Topping. Mim Miranda Tutleay. Patrick Try00, Jas Tryon, Prudence Tinotaon, EBnai-i^-:^'v-r Williams, Jno Whitehead, Wm Wood, Geo ,*r Weaver, Paul Wileoa a Harrnmtnn Wilder, Levi

Woodrufl k. Smith Wmtor. Staey Wilson. Mrs Msrtfu ooTji Wood Weeden. Henry Wood, Ebsnsner Welch, Mr Yes gov, Wm

J. O. JONES, P. M.

SALEIRATCS—A g^i anlelef -IOR sola by tha barrel or kag. Tere-HanU. Jane lt 41«f BOOTH 4t CO.

If4m CitallliliBcit.

FORWARDING&C0XMIM10If BUSINESS. rpHE undersigned han jot opsnad in tha bonne at fhn fbotofMarW atreet.lbrmerlykepthyJ.Donojren, Esq- where be wiU utnulia. thn HtMQMjniDM*^ warding of Crood*. Ho will also sell goods un cam* mission, and trust* that pereons abroad will find it to 1 heir interest tn snnke coarignments to him.M rnr hta strict and prompt attention tn bosineae, ha wHI refer to

IndUmm OMter# 6nMc«i4 Emrmtrs tffamuil.

THR

sale of the entire first snd second edition* ef this work and the numeroua and continued ealla of thoee in want of a copy have indacad tha pnbliahar to oiler to the public, anew, enlarged and, it mho* lieved, much improved edition. Some alisretiocnhava been made in the arrangement of the work, and a considerable amount of matter that is of hut little use ban been omitted, and an edition of near one hundred pages of new and nesful matter introduced. A ooneiao treatise upon law of Evidence and Partnerehip hna been carefully prepared and introduced, which will bn useful to Justices who are almost daily called uyon tn decide embarrosMng questions of law wMcharise from these subjects also, a Table of Internet calculated from one aay to twelve months, incluaive, which will' be found useful to every man.

The Poblishsrs are enabled tn give an assurance that this work hss been prepared and gotten np with great care and labor by a gentleman nf the beet qualifiea-*' tions, snd aa far as changes have been ifcade in thn statues since the publicetion of the last edition, and sn far aa they come within the soope of this work havo been carefully noticed and introduced in their proper placea. i/'

It is a safe and sure guide to diree*. the office hoMaa% ins proper, and legal discharge of his duty, and givn aid to the farmer, mechanic and huainea* man in thr daily transactions of business in drawing Deads. Mortgages, Leases, Bands, Wills, Checks, Notes, Ate. ftejf

This work in printed on good paper and in a superior style, and bound in neat law bmdiAg. It contains42S aval octavo duodecimo pegen

The price will, IN OFF COM#, be one dollar andffy

eniti for single copy. A reasonable deduction mad* to thoee that purchaae to sell again. Address letter*.: post paid to WM. STACY & C*.

Nov. 13, 184M0-9I. Indianapofis.

CJMSliJKERK.

ANEW

AND SPLENDID ARTICLE

TalnaBTe'Farni fbr

BUMS BANK OF INDIANA, I Terro-Hmuts, No*. 22d, 1841. I

DIVIDEND of 3 per cent has been daclare# upon the capital stock in this Branch for tha leal six months, payable to stockholders on demand, ducting the State and School Tax ol 66 cents on md*' hundrM dollars.

Nov 27,184l-lt-3w A. FONTAINE.Csshier.

Notice.

fTIHE subscriber having been appointed Administrator

of the estate of Rnsfelt Ross, deoeseed, hereby' notlfiesall piHWBsuidebtaAtnseid satata, to mako mediate pnyment, and thoee Mviq[ etaimd 16 preeent, them whhont delay. 'n

The estate is sofvent. JOHN F.CRUFT, AdmTr. Terre-Haote, Nnv.27, S4l-lt-Sw

IVotlee.

DRY

and GREEN HIDES wanted) nleo, DEER SKINS, for which I will give in exchange Soloand Upper Leather, Bridle, Skirting, and Harneae,.? Leather. AI*o, all kind* ef Skddlery and ready nwdn

Harnes*, Shore and Boot*. &t- P/-' I want to exchenge for White Beans, FTax*eed,Oat*, and Corn, Linceye. Linen*, Feathers sad Beeswax* to? which I will pay tne higheet price.

4a^

W W A W O S

RXRXXKCCS,--j.a^JWw.1 D. S-BONJUO, I

W.J. Hassan, .* N.Cain^n, Viutannaa,». Tnonn ft TXACT, MinnxAGisa, Joaarn Piotftor, St. Marie, IllinoisJ- Swanrtu., Evsnaville, Indiana. E. & O Baowa, Clinton, Indiana.

Vincannes, la. Nov. 20-11-4

#el1

Wo«dland Neair Townt '*'1

®r "jrebauge forfany hind of pi an arty

useful to me, 80 acres of Und, well timbored for fuel or fencing, not more than 11 milea Trom tnwn. in the river bottom adjoining the School aeetion

Wm. MAXWELL WOOD.

November ST, 1841-12-41

M4:

of Plaid

Cashmsre, for children^* wear,—just receivsd at I the Cash Store. G. W. LANGWORTHY. Nov. 13, 1841. lOtf |»4

Sale.

rpHE subscriber wrf) sell that valuable form, abouif JL one mile from the Court-Henee Terre-Haute,!^' known ss the Dtewees^ farm -r it containa one hundred I and sixty Acres of Prairie, which is equal to any othnr

in the State for beauty of aitnationand richness of soil., t: The buildings consist of a stone Mansion Houss and |. :.we other buildings, calculated for email familiee, with"' I:: Barn, dc.e. &.e. For terms, which will bn liberal, apply on this premises.

Nov. 27, 1841-'19-3n M. HITCHCOCK.

BANK NOTICE.

A. M. BOATRIGW/

Terre-Haute, Nov. 24th, ?84J-12-fw NOTICE.

ISletters

hereby given, tint the iroderergned has taken oal 4 of administration on the estste of George O. Porter late of Vermillioneonnty, snd Stntn nf Imfinan. deceased. All persons indebted to the paid entatn are requested to make immediate payment, and those hsv-1 ing claims sgainst the some are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The said estate i* supposed to be insolvent.

beet end neweet to rhe oldest' and poorest they have.' provided they are either gooae or duck feathers, and may be easnred no charge will he made in nay eons unless perfect satisfaction be 1

given

Novsmhar 90,1841~U-3t

IWorUriure Sale.

virtue of an execution kened from the Vigo Cir-1 cnit Court, and to me direeted aad delivered, favor of Edward J. Roy. a*John E. Dixen.foredoaing, the equity of redempt&m of themtd John E.,Dtxnn. in and to the mnitgaged premiaea «nentioned tantws4aiaant% bill, to-wit: the south half nf LOT nsMMV*

VI75).ss

designated on the recorded plat of ihtMUS# Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, with tho appurtenance thereunto belonging aad I will, on Saturday thet&i daw of December, 1841, at the Court Honasdoar. in Terre-Haute. withio ^he legal bnurs of mid dey/ ofBw fisr wle. to thn highret hiddnr. fer cash, the rente

I profits of said pieaaiaes, fer a term of sevsn yasre. I if thev ahentd Coil tn asH fer a nufleisnt sum Uti iady mid exeoutinn. will than and thaw nffcr tan? aimnte. iudodina all tha rixht. title, interest nan^

snd aatiafy foe simple, including oil the right, title, intern* nature of the mid John B. Dixon, in snd to the ooid premists. to thn highest ifcMff, far dsk, to pny said debt und cast JOHW STRAIN, 8bs*€

Terre-Haute, Nov. «7th, 184l-13-3w CPwfen,B2l6.)

mrxi. ARTICLE nf has

ASUPERIORwis,Prints,Marians•vnrietyof

Novemberl).l»4l. lOtf

r'-

OTI8 BROWN, Administrator.

November 20,124!.-11-3t I

BSTRAY.

upbyJameeS. Clark of Harrison Township Vigo County Indisns, on ths 16th ofOctobsr. 1841, one est ray iron gray mare supposed to be four

rears old last spring, 15 n&nds high, black mane and a rising on the wethers supposed to be the Fit- tf -fy iTa, no other msrks or brandspercievable. Apprsis-

tula, no other marke or brands percievable. Appi ed to twenjv delIsrsby Somnel Milligan and Myron

I to tv

II. Allen, Nov. Iat 1841. Posted snd sppralscd before me thia 1st dav of Nov. 1841. M. DAWSON J.P. 2

Nov. 13-10-tS, 0*

patent Steam feather Renovater.

frHE

subscriber would respectfully inform the cifixens Terre-Haute, and vicinity, that he hssons of these machines in operation a few door* north nf thn Mansion Honsc, mi the west side of Msrket street.

The work is done entirely by the operation of steam. £,% no fire coming nesr the feather*, and no possibility of scorching or otherwise injuring them by tne operation. ,£* All moths are destroyed snd removed without loss nr waste of feathers on the contrary the hulk is incress- ^1.ed, many times one hnlf they ere cleneed and purified from all mucous snd glutinons matter which adberaa to new feathers when plucked I rem the parent goose, whish gives them en unnenlthy and offensive smalt, snd have the appearance and qnaltiies nf new (bathers.

He would invite all btmsekeeper* snd others, who 3^ prefer sleeping on »oft bade,and who study *nonomy and heelth. to try.'end proVe the Steam Feather Renovator. Alt are jnvtted to mil and eee the machine and its operations, and bs oonvinesd of its utility Thin operation of renovating i* universally approved of where t, it hss been tried. People from thn country can, by bringing beds in the morning, usually, hnvn them thn same day. Any pereon who will try thn experiment muy bring beds of any quality nf feethere, (run thn

A D. HALL.

:Sip|

henry Btoaket sal, *WnSf

__ tanethsr with Laos Veils, rieb dark The

Merino Shswta, tonethorwith a

wsoffer at a smstl advaanr.

W. LANGWORTH*.

WISH to uurchaa* a qmMHrey nf Cnld nod Sitmy. br^fegl #vn nfc^»mgLtn^rM^

l- 1 *. 1***