The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1842 — Page 3

rmt \1 WABASH CANAL. The bill authorinns the extension of the

Wabuh and Erie Canal, to Terre-Haute, has passed both Houses of the Legislature, and become a law—we will publish the bill in a week or two." 1

Tits

Bra or JAtWAnr,—Considerable

parations are basing made at Indianapolis for a gran celebration of the 8th. 'By tKe arrangements, we observe the Hon. John W. Davis, Speaker of the House, is appointed President of the day—And the Hon. Edward A. Hannegun, Orator for the occasion.

We are indebted te the Hon. R. W. Thompson and Francis James for Public Documents from Washington.

STATE BAN? or

ILLINOIS.)

Dec. 29, 1841. 5

Al a meeting of the Directors of this Bank, held on the Slat indent the following preamble and resolution were adopted, viz:

Whereat a circular ha* been received from the President of the State Bank of Indiana, setting forth that the said Bank will be prepared to unite with the banks of Ohso and Kentucky-in the resumption of specie payment, on the Orst day of August next—Therefore

Resolved, That the State Bank of Illinois and its Branches will be prepared to join with the banks oQ Ohio, Inbiana, nnc Kentucky in the resumption of specie payment, on the snid 1st of August next."

Br order of the Board, «N. H. RIDGELY, Cashier.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET* Dec. 18, 1841. Flour—Sincc our last report, arrivals of flour have continued to fully meet the demand. Sales from the Levee have been mostly at $61 for superfine, while some snperior brands have readily commanded 6) a

Several large lota have come in for reshipmetit to the Norrh, which swells our report of firrivols for the week to 13,738 bbls. but the stock in store and offering for sale is exceedingly limited for the season of the year. From store we quote $6i for superfine 51 a 6 ior fine, common, and holders firm.

Pork—The arrivals /or the past week, amounting to 43CO bbls, has been met by a very limited demand. Sites are entirely confined to small orders for consumption We quote for new mess, 8i old 81 new prime 6ia7 old 61 M. O. 7| P.O. 5a5f. Stock is steadily increasing and unusually heavy (or the season. Sales ofbulk pork at 21 a 3i per lb.

Lard— We notice a fair inquiry prevailing for shipmmt to Northern markets. Safes of prime leaf are making to a considerable extent nt 5 a 5i in kegs, by the quantity—From store, retail sales at 51 a 6c. for prime leaf. In bids, sides 4fc. mid in demand nt about that rate. Arrivals during the past week, 6531 kegs and 364 bbls.

Bacon—The heavy stock offering meet a a slow sale* We quote by the quantity' in hhds. in good shipping order, Cincinnati sides at 3 a 3ic. Shoulders 2i a 2J hamea 5 a 6c. for retail. Arrivrl tliia week 439 11lids.

Beef— A limited inquiry exists lor city trade^ We note prime branded at 61 a 61 mess do 811 in half bbls. $6.—Arrived 1436, since our review last week.

Com—We continue former quotations, viz: 52a 53cremarking that the stock is fully equal to the demand. Receipt for the week are 10.026 sacks.

Oati—remain without change. We continue laa1 figures viz 40 a 43c. in sacsk.and 39 a 38 in bulkSales are to a fair extent. Receipts are 4865 sacks.

Hay— Prices bnve depreciated a little since last week.—We reduce our figures accoringly viz to 1 09 a 1 121, at which rates several cargoes have been

old. The stock is good and increaaing.

A DILL

Ameudatory of the several Actscstablishing the Trcas ury Department. Sic. 1. Be it enacted by the Senat* and House of Representatives of the United States of Amirica in Congress assembled, That there shall bo, and hereby is, cheated and established in the Treasury Department, at the seat of the Government of the Unitod States, a Board, to be called the Exchequer of the U. Stales, to be composed of the Secretary of the Treasury for the time being, the Treasurer of the united Slates for the time being, and three Commissioners, to be appointed by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate", omo of the said Commissioners firkt appointed, to be appointed for two years, one for four years, and one for six years, and vacancios subsequently occurring, to be so filled as that one vacancy shall regularly occur to the end of every period of two years the said Commissioners not to be removed Irom office except from physical inability, incompetency.or neglect or violation of duty and in care of any such removal, it shall be the duty of the President to lay the rearon thereof before the Senate. And on the first organisation of the Board, one of thr three Commissioners shall, by the members thereul. be elected President who shall hold the office for two years, when a new elaction shall be made and in like manner anew election shall take place afterwards at the end of each successive period of two years. And the Secretary oft he Treasury shall have authority to appoint all such inferior officers as in the judgment of the Board the transactions oi its business may require, the amount of their respective compensations to be fixed by the Board, who may take bonds lor the faithful discharge of their duty for such sums and in such manner as the Secretary ol the Tresury shall direct And each of said Commissioners shall receive on annual salary of dollars.

Sic. 9. And be it further enacted, Tlmt the said Board of Exchequer stall have power to establish agencies or offices in such of theeitiesor towns of the States and Territories of the United States as it mav judge expedient, not exceeding two in any State or Territory, and also wherever Congress niavby law require the same to be established and such officers and agents as may by the Bord of Exchequer be thought necessary for the management of such agencies, and the transaction of their busines, shall be appointed by the Secretary of the Treosury on the recommendation of the Board of Exchequer and the said Board shall have power to fix the amount of the respective compensation for such officers, and to provide regulations for the government of such agencies, the transaction of their business, and the rendering accounts of all their proceedings. And in such regulations they shall so assign and arrange the duties of the officers of the said agencies as that one of those officers shall be a check and control upon the other, and for that purpose they •hall require that the accounts and proceedings of each •hall be entered in proper books. And any of the officers of the said agencies may be removeJ by the Secretary of the Treasury for physical inability, or in. competency, or neglect or violation of duty, but it lihehiaduty to state every removal of any prin etor,

•ha I hia duty to state every pal officcr of any agency, with his

inct'

his reasons threfbr, in

general annual report of the transactions of the Board of Exchequer. ., Sac. 3. And be it further enacted. That the said Exchequer and its officers shall be ths general agents of the Government of the United States for receiving, safekeening, and disbursing the public moneys, and transferring and transmitting the same under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury and all public moneys received, Irom whatever source, shall, under the same directions, be paid into the said Exchequer or its agencies, ami the principal officers employed in such agencies shall giveWnds to the United States for such •mount and in such form as the Secretary of the

Treas

ury gha11 prescribe for the faithful performance of their duties. And the said Board of Exchequer and its several agencies shall pay all warrants, drafts, or orders made thereon by the Treasurer of the United Ststts, and by all disbursing officers and agents of the Government having authority to meke soch drafts or orders. And every each payment shall be maue, at the option of the person entitled to receive it, to gold and stiver coin or in Treasury notss.

Ssc. 4. And be further east** That the satd Excheqttr and its office™ »h»H perform tw daiirt of misnoners of Loans, in receiving subscriptions, J™nt* "«rring stock, and paying dividends and interest thereon, under thedirections of the Secretary of the Treasury, and shall render to the Treoeurer of the United States all necessary facilities for transferring and disbursing the publis funds as shall he required by hita, aad shall perform all the duties of pension agentsjin•dsr the regulations prescribed by the Secretary of War, and shall render ami perform all other

duties

and ser

vice* in relation to the collection, keeping, and disbursing of the public funds as shall be proscribed by law or •by the Secretary of the Treasury.

Sic 5. And be it further enacted, That it shall

lawful for the Exchequer al the Seat of Government and its several agencies, to receive on private deposits gold or silvor coin or bullion the property of individuals, to be held as in other cases of depositee made by individuate for convenience and security and to issas certificates of the fact of soch deposite having been made, which certificates shall always be redeemed on presentation at the agency where iesutd. Bat the amount so deposited shall never exceed in the whole fifteen millions of dollars, to be diet ribated by the

Board among its srwral tnou according to the extent o( their business respectively and for issuing such certificates no high«r premium shall de demanded than

coot. Jfot paper i*s»*d bv the Board aad its acvetsl agencies' whether in the form of hills or or certificates °rdeMsH*,ahatl be redeemable otily at the place when •wasd, unless the Board shall see oaose to erdsr other-

tec, 4*1 be it fkrthar rwssfcrf. That ft shall hs, ... tfc« *s*f of thsseW ftssvd of Exehwpser. within thrsa et

months after its first organisation, to establish such bylaws and rn'es of proceeding as it may judge expedient and proper for the regulation of us concerns and the

fovernment

pre

of its agencies and copies of all existing

y-laws and regulations shall be laid before Congress every year at its anntnl srssion. SM 7. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized and diree'ed to cause to be prepared Treasury notes of denominations not ten tlisn five dollars nor exceeding one thousand dollars, nhich notes shall be signed by the Treasurer of the United States and countersigned hy the President of the Board of Exchequ r. and made parable to the ord.T of tlic principal agent at each agency and shall be by htm endorsed when issued at such agencv, aud which nmesshail be redeemable and shall be redeemed in gold and silver, on demand, at the agency where issued and Treasury notes intended to be issued by the Board of Exchequer at the seat of Government shall he in like form, and shall be payable to the order of Commissioners, and shall beendorsed by some one or them when issued, and shall be redeemable and redeemed, at said Board, on demand, in gold and silver and exact and perfect lists of all notes so signed shall he kept ot the 1 reasury, and all Treasury notes issued under the authority of this act may, when redeemed, be re-issued by the Board and its agencies res|iectively.

SEC- 8. And be it further enacted. That the amount of treasury notes issued snd outstanding shall not, at anv one time, exceed the amount of fifteen millions of dollars unless otherwise ordered or provided bv law and the Secretary ot the Treasury is authorixed from lime to time, on the application of the Board of Exchequer, to furnish for its own use and that of several agencies a suitable amontof of such notes, to be used the transaction of i»s business and all dues to the United States, or any officer or departmen thereof, may be paid in gold or silver coin, in Treasury notes issued under this act, or in the no'es of banks which shall be immediately convertable into specie at the place when received.

SEC- 9. And be it further enacted, That the Board of Exchequer at the seat of Government and each of its agencies shall seetle weekly, or oftener, with all the banks in their neighborhood whose paper they may hiive received, and pay or collect, as the case may be, all balances between it und said banks and no individual shall lie allowed at any time to stand as debtor to the Exchequer or any or its agencies in account, and it shall be the dutv of the said Board of Exchequer and each of its sevepaf agencies, at all times so to limit its issues that its gold and silver on hand shall be equal to one third the amount of such issues outstanding.

SEC. 10. And be it further enacted. That the said Board of Exchequer amy draw hills or drafts on any of its agencies, and may authorize any ageucv to draw bills or drafts for a premium not exceeding thefair cost of remitting specie to the place of payment, and in no case to oxcecd two per centum on the amount of such bill or draft.

Sec. 1 i. And it further enacted, That it shafl be lawful for snid Board of Exchequer and each of itsagencics to purchase domestic bills of exchange, subject to the following rules and regulations: Dl. No hill of exchangeshall be bought which is payable in the same State or Territory in which it isdrawn nornny bill payable within less than milesoj the place of drawing. 2. Bills drawn on places not more than five hundred miles distant from the place of drawing shall not be drawn fora longer time than thirty days from date and bills drawn on places more than five hundred miles from the place of drawing shall not be drawn fora longer time than thirty daVs from sight. 3. In no instance shall more be demanded from the sellar of such bill, by way of interest or exchange, than an interest not exceeding six per ccnt. per annum for the time which the said hill has to run.and a rate of exchange never exceeding the cost of remitting specie, ai.d in no case to exceed two per cent. And it shall not be lawlul for the Board of Exchequer or any agency, to purchase any bill drawn by or upou any member or officer thereof, or in which such member or officer shall in any way be interested nor to receive any depnsite of any money belonging to any snch member or officer. And no hill shall be purchased or draft sold at any agency, without the assent of at least two of the officers of such agency nor by the Board of Exchequer without the assent of two of its members.

Sec. 12. And be it further enacted, That no agency established in any State under the provisions of this act shall, contrary to any law whicn such State may enact, receive any other depositee than those of the United States, or make or sell drafts, or purchase bills, ether than such as shall be necessary in the collection, transfer, and disbursement of the public funds.

Sec. 13. And be it further enacted, That if at any time it shall be found necessary to carry on the operations of Exchequer Board, and its agencies hereby created, the Secretary of the Treasury may cause to be prepared, issued, and delivered to the Exchequer Board certificate of si ock of the United States, in the usual form, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding five per centym per annum, to an amount not exceeding five millions of dollars, the interest of which shall be payable semi-annually, and the principal shall be redeemable at the pleasure of the Government after the expiration of twenty years from :he issue thereof. And it shall be lawful for the said Exchequer Board to sell and transfer the said stock for gold or silver coin, or bullion. And it shall be the duty of the Exchequer Board to provide for the punctual payment of the interest on the said stack as it shall becomo due, and for the reimbursement of the principal from the profits and other means and resources of the Road and its agencies. But the faith ol the Government, nevertheless, shall be pledged for the payment of the interest and the principal of such stock.

Sec. 14, And be it further enacted, That the Board of Exchequer and its several agencies shall keep separate and distinct sets of books, for the purpose of enter, ing and recording, in one set, all transactions respecting the collection, keeping, and disbursing of the

fiunlic

reven a, and transmitting the public moneys rom place to jinace for the service of Government,and, in another, all transactions and accounts arising from dealings in exchange and other transactions not on Government accounts.

And all profits accruing from dealing in exchange on indivinual account and from private depositee shall be applied in the first place to pay all salaries and compensations, and to defray all expenses incurred under tho authority of this act, and the residue thereof shall he placed semi-annually to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States: Provided, nevertheless, That the said Board may deferall such credits to the Treasurer, until the amount of profits aforesaid beyond expenses shall exceed two millions of dollars, and may retain said amount of two millions as a fund to meet all contingencies chargeable oftthe Exchequer and its agencies.

Sec. 15. Amdbe it further enacted. That if it shall at any time become necessary to bring suit on any bill of exchange or other debt or liability ariaing out ofany transactions under the provisions of this act. such suit rosy be brought in the name of the United States in any Circuit Court of the United States, or sny State Court having competent jurisdiction.

Sec. 16. And be it further enacted, ThSt the necesssry rooms and vaults for the safe-keeping of the public moneys and for the transaction ot the buainess of the Board of Exchequer and its agencies shall be pro*w«Jhy the Treasury Depaatment at the city of Washington, and in the Custom-houses, mint, btanch mints, and other public buildings belonging to the United States, so far as the same can be famished without detriment to the public service and where the same cannot be so furnished, the said Board may provide others.

Sec. 17. Amdbe it further enacted. That it shall be iawful for the said Board of Exchequer to appoint as agent for the Board any apecie-paying bank in any State in caaes where it may not be deemed expedient to establish an office or agency of the aaid Board, as hereinbefore provided but such bank shall not he authorised in any event to receive deposits or to purchase or or sell bills or drfts on account of the Coard of Exchequer.

Sea- 18

AN4

«y/ s-

be it further enacted. That fall snd ex-

act accounts of the proceedings of the Board and its several agencies shall be furnished to the Secetary of the Treasury aa often as he may prescribe and it shall

be the duty of the aaid Seeetary to lay abetracta of the same before Congress at the commencement of each annual session and to furnish fall and particular accounts and statementa of the tranactiomi of the Board and its ageneiee when required by Congress and the amount of Treasury notes outstanding at the end of every quarter shall, so soon thereafter aa the same may be atcsrtained, be pabished by the beoetary of the Treasury.

Sec. 19. And be further enacted. That i? any member of the Exchequer Board, or any officer or clerk employed in ita business or any of its agencies, shall convert to his own use, in any way, any money or security deposited with of belonging to the ssid Bojard or any of its agencies, or belonging to the United States, or any other person or persons dealing or oepoeiiinf with the said Board or soy agency, be shall be deemed gailty of felony, sad on convention there of before any coort of the United States of competent jurisdiction, shall be sentenced to imprswoaaent for a term not lev than nor more than-—years, and to a fine eqoal to twice the sum or value of the pro-

it further That if say oft

cer or member of tbs Board oi E*ch*par, or anyrf its agencies established under the prevwomef this set. shall give or sights false certificate ^a deposits having been made with any ateocy, or shall tssae or deliver say draft or bill of exchange without having rec«ivvd the full satooat thereof, aad eaass ths newt of the same to be duly entered is the books of ths snid agency, or shall be gailty ot any other malpsctte^ by which any responsibility of the saw! agency, or of ths Board of Excheqnsr, or of tbs United States, shall be improperly creates or iserssed, he shall be deemed ilty at a fpwlty

NOTICE TO BANKRUPTS.

We have been requested to give notice thst Jwff* Hoi man will hold the United Suites Court this place, for the purpose of heariog and determining car of bankruptcy (under the law of the United States, tablishing a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United States,) on the first day of February, 1843, the day on which said law takes enact. Ind-Jour.

'edlllJlfWATEO.

A lecture on **Man in his

APRIL.

MAY,

JUNE,

JULY,

AUGUST,

SEPTEMBER.

OCTOBER,

NOVEMBER,

DECEMBER,

Oct. 9, 1841-5-t3.

a esavierion tbe**f work «theWab^J]Rs in any oaurt of the Uattsd Stales of campstsat jatis- aad qeK* sslss. his wms wrU^ t^exyaaciy diction, shall be aRMcaesd to imprsnaasent far tsna He, therefore, invites ths fnwisof .ft'**1'*'11 aat bis than one year aw mors thaa seven rears, I factares" tafive him acalt. ana to maJlecfc, ss they gs aad to a fine sqaal to the asaoant of the false sertift-) aloa*. thst ladastry aiaas can ciMU wealth^ eatsso ima, or of ths bill «c draft aa 'issued srds*} Cssahj Pradot»*o' any dsscriptioa, will be tsksa tivcrsd. or to ths amoant qf tho leapoarfbiltyeooroated ia ps/. at ths sssxKst iniRLWBLb.

ORIGINAL

delivered at the room next door above the on Market street

[which

stat«,^wyl bp

isnow used by ihsCh^tsa

Church in thi* city for religious services,] on Sat urdajr night, snd Public Worship at the aame placa ou Sandayat 11, 3, and at night, by W*. BIBG. Psstorof •aid Church.

Terre-Haute, 5th Jan. 184»- j..,4- i--' W'-'Ifct CORPORATION ELECTION. The following gentlemen were elected members of the Terre-Haute Common Council, on Monday last, for the ensuing year

First Ward—Mathew Stewart and A. B. Chapman. Second Ward—Henry Brasher and Sidney Goodwin. Third Ward-Joe. S. Wallace and D.S. Danaldson. Fourth Ward—C. S. Holden and John D. Murphy. Fifth Ward—Seymour Gookins and Jno. Boudinot.

COUNTINB-HMSE ALMANAC.

1842.

JANUARY.

FEBRUARY,

MARCH,

SUN.

I 5

g.! 5

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 IS 13 14 15 1G 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4* 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

5 14 5 23 5 32

4 40 5 49 6 58 6 7

6 16 6 25 6 33 6 42 6 49 6 57 7 4 7 10 7 14

7 18 7 21 7 23 7 23

35 44 52 1

6 25 6 16 6 8 6 57

10 19 28

6 36 6 45

6 53 0 7 12

17 20

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS ARRIVALS. Eastern„ arrives Daily, (Sunday except'd)at Springfield, Tues., Thurs.and Sat., at Vandalia,

4 40 138 4 37 4 39:

7 22 23 7 21

10 r. 10 p. M. 9 p.

Sund., Wed. and Frid., at

Lqfayette, do do do Vincennes, Mond., do do CratqTdsville,iK Tuesday and Friday, at Columbus. Tuesday and Saturday, at Springville, Friday, at Ono, Saturday, at

9 p.

10 p. M3

P. M.

CODINGTON & RANDOM.

Terre-Haute, Jan 8, 1842-18-3w

PAY! PAY!! PAY!!!

rpHE subscriber has his books now posted snd ready JL for settlement be requests every one to call and settle, pay off old scores, and begin the year 1842 with a good conscience. I most be paid better and more punctual.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 1, 1842-18-tf

LAFAYETTE AND CINCINNATI

GENTLEMENS*

Leather, vis: SOLE, UPPER, CALF SKINS, LINENS. MINDING. N- B. All indebted are re^sested to call sad settls withoot delay, by note or cash. -C.

Terra-Haste, Jan. 1. l843-I7-3w

pay, at toe sa July 21 46-tf

New Sa*4lerjr Estnbllthnent.

rpHEsubacribsrhavingrente*! 'hr FrameSiore.late (y built by D. Sassecn, Esq on National Road Street,Tscrc-Haoie,and comtnmcrd the

Saddling, Httrnts*, and TrunkmaL%ng Business respectfttlly solicitsthe patronsgeof theeittsessofTer re-Haute and Yifoeounty, Indiana. Having learned hia buainess in one of the best snd most fashionable shops in England, he flatters himself thst he can give •generaI satisfaction to those who may favor him with theircustom. His prices will, in all cases, be moderate. and he is determined, by close attention and punctuality .to Ze«vrt«,even if he cannot command,success The public is invited to call.

Oct. 9-5-tf E. BRAMMER.

Specie.

WISH t1&t>archa»c a ouantity of Gold and Silver for which I will gives fair advance, in current funds August 7-48-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY

SKIRTIPFFI AND HARNESS.

"USTreceived and for sale a fineassortmenivfe^

tern^kirting and ha mess I eat her. hy MOORES&. MUSSELMAN.

Junel6-4t-tf

JVmttS, I -.

KEGS Nails.assorted,forsale by Aug. 28-51-tf SMITHS BUTTON.

Groceries!

THE undersigned have for sale, cheap, 9 Pipes Cognise Brandy 1 Bbl. Whiting 1 American do 8 Bbls. do do 2 Holland Gin 2 American do 2 Orleans Rum, 94 Malaga Wine, 1 Madeira do *. 1 Teneriff do I Cask Port do 3 Bbls. Sugar House Mo lasses, 1 Hhd. N. O. Sugar, 1 Ceroon Indigo, 2 Bbls. Madder, 2 Copperas, 1 Alum,

SEE.

7 p. M.

7 P. M.

12 M.

DEPARTURES.

Eastern, departs Daily, (Sunday except'd}at Sprinrfield, Mond., Wed.andFrid.,atCratefdsville," do and do Coluptbus, Monday and Friday Pincennes, Tues.,Thurs. and Sat.,at Vandalia, do do do Lafayette, do do do OHO, Saturday, at

A. M.

1 P. M.

A. M.

TERRE-HAUTE RETAIL MARKET. Provisions: $ els Beef, lb. $00.3 to 5 5 8 12 10 8 75 25

A. M.

1 P. M.

J. O. JONES. P. M.

Grain: Wheat, Oats,

cts. 00 10 20 58 45

bus. do do do do

50 to 16 20 37 37

Pork, do Lard, do Butter, do Cheese, do Eggs, doz. Beans, bush. Potatoes, do Peaches,dried2.00 2 50 Apples, do 1 00 1 25 Cranberries.b.1.50 2 00 Hams, lb. 8 10 Shoulders, do 6 8 Bread Stufs: Floor, bbl. 4.50 00 Corn meal,bus.37

10 16 12

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

London Patent

TT7" ATER PROOF PASTE, for Boots, Shoes, snd Leather, See. dee. For sale by Jan. 8, 1842-18-tf D.

To Blacksmiths.

DOCT.

SUNDRIES:

Salt. bbl. 3.00 Wood,cord, 1,50 Wool, lb. 50 Coal, bnsh. 8 Flaxseed, lb. 5 Hay. ton, 5,00

0 00 1 50

CRISHER.

wish to employ a first rate BLAcmcmr Constsnt employment snd food wsges will be given.

DANIELS

PACKET. rpHE new light draught STEAM-

ER JUNIATA, all in state rooms—H- S. TSACKSS.

Master—will

ran ss a regular packet the eosoing

spring, on the Wabash- For particulars, apply to Ft, Bit Terre-Haute, Jan. 3.1S42-18-3a

SELLING AT RETAIL, AT COST, FOR CASH!

fine snd coarse

Booa and Shoes Ladies CaU

Skin. Morocco, and Kid Boys, Misses, and Cbildrens,—warranted to be of a good article. ALSO, Mv stock of

ODELL.

CsbiBfl.tnd Chair Making. rpHE subscriber respectfstlly isforms the public thst. having

I employed irst-rste workman, he has added the CHA1RMAKING BUSINESS his own trade of

CABINET-MAKINGS bnow prepared to execute orders in siiher of the sbov« lines, in astyls of workmanship that will advsntageoasly ooaopare with any simitar

F. W £|F -T. 5 N

1 Chalk, 1 Ground Ginger, I Raee do 1 Fresh Rice.

Bags Rio Coffee. 2 Pepper, 2 Spice, 500 lbs.

Saleratus. (good)

5 Boxes Rose and 5 Rqpin Soap, Malaga Raisins, 12 Pelong Cigars, 18

Nov, 20th 1841—11—tf

Nov. 27.1841—12—tf.

6 57 6 49 6 42 6 34

5 18 26

Common do

Virginia Tobacco,

1 K. Y. do 24 Reams Wrao. Paper. WM. J. BALL & CO.

Blank Books.

WILLIAM

STACY & CO. of Indianapolis, la.

keep constantly on hand a full stock of 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. Also, County and Bank Books of every description. All of which are made of thn best materials, and as low as they can be purchased elsewhere. Orders, hy fylail or Otherwise, are respectfully solicited.

NEW FIRM.

rj^HE undersigned have entered into partnership under the name and style of Bloke & Bourne, and 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 Dry Gojds. Hardware and Groceries, the greater part of which has just been received from the Eastern cities. They will sell upon very accommodating terms, and invite their friends and the public in general to give them a call.

THOS. H. BLAKE, T. J. BOURNE.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 24-13—tf

Dissolution of Partnership.

THE

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

CHAS. GROVERMAN. T. J. BOURNE.

Terre-Haute. Nov. 24—13—tf

For Kent,

A COMFORTABLE two story dwelling! can be oL rented, if application be made soon. It is conveniently situsted in the business part of Town Call at the COURIER OFFICE. 4 ^Ttp-Haute. Dec. 11, 1841 —14—tf.

Valuable Farm for Sale.

THEas

subscriber will sell that valuable farm, about one mile (rom the Court-Houae in Terre-Hsute, known the Dewees* farm it contains one hundred and sixty Acres of Prairie, which is equal to any other in the State for beauty of situation ana richness of soil. The.buildings consist of a stone Mansion Houseand two other buildings, calculated for small families, with Barn,&c

For terms, which will be liberal, apply

on the premises. Nov. 27, 1841-12-3m M.HITCHCOCK.

ftotice.

DRY

snd GREEN HIDES wanted also, DEER SKINS, for which I will give in exchange Sole and Upper Leather, Bridle, Skirting, and Harness Leather. Also, all kinds of Saddlery and ready made Harness, Shoes and Boots. &c»

I want to exchange for White Beans, Flaxseed, Oats, and Corn, Linceys, Linens, Feathers and Beeswsx, for which I will pay the highest price.

A. M. BOATRIGHT.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 24th, 1841-12-6w

REMOVAL*

HOLMES has moved his Office and Dwelling to the first building, south of the public square, on Second street—where all favors will- be thankfully received.

Terre-Haute, Dec.20,1841-16-tf

Drv, do Calfskins, do

NOTICE.

THE

undersigned will sell at public sale, at the Court House door, in Terre-Haute, «». the 31st day of January, 1842, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 4 P. M. the following described tract of of land, to wit: the northeast quarter of Section thirtyfour, except the southwest quarter of said quarter, in Township ten, north, of Range eight, west the same .having been mortgaged by Daniel H. Johnson to the .001 School Commissioner of Vigo county, to secure the payment of two hundred dollars the condition of said mortgage being now forfeited for the non payment of interest. Terms of sale. Cash.

C. W. BARBOUR,

Dee. 25.1841-16-3w School Commissioner.

SHEETINGS,SHIKTINGS, PRINTS, Ac. "I ft BALES Indian Head 4^Sheeting, XU 50 ps- Bleached Muslins, 120 ps. Prints from 6-4 to 2-4.

Just received snd forsslest the "Ca»A StoreS'by June 26-42-tf .W. LANG WORTHY.

READY MADE CI.OTHING.

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

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

MORTGAGE AWDSHBEIFft SAI»®»

virtue of two Executions issued from tbe Vigo Circuit Coort, snd to me directed snd delivered, one in favor of Chauncey Watren. Levi G. Warren and William B. Warren, as. Cane Watson, foreclosing the equity o1 redemption of the »id Cane in and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in ssid bill, to wit: the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section number seventeen, in Township eleven, north, of Range eight, west, containing forty Acres Also, the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section number twenty, of same Town and Range, containing forty A errs, in Vigo ooanty. Indiana: The other Execution in fkvor of John H. Watson, ss. Cane Watson snd I will, on Saturday the 15th day of Janoary next, at the Court House door, ia TerraHaute, within the legal hoars- of said day, offer for sale the reuu snd profits of said premises lor a term of •even years, and if thev should fail to sell for ssflicieat asm to satisfy aaid Executions, I will then and then offer and expose the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay satd executions and cost.

JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff!

DEC.*4th. 1841-16-3w [Prs. fee. $3 S0| MORTCAOK R4LC.

virtue of aa execution iasseri from the Vigo Cireait Coort, sad to toe directed end delivered, in favor of William Rsy. ss. Ssmael MeChtcby aad Fraaees, his wife, foreclosing tbe eqsity of »adeai|Kioa of tbe said defendant*, ia and to the mortgaged premises mentioned in sairf bill, to wit: fifteen Acres off af tbe sosth end of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter ofSectiondghieen. in Township twelve, north, of Raags aino, west, ia Vigo eosnty. Indians sad I will, am Saturday Ike 8th day ef Juamrw mext, at ths Court How* door in Terre-Haute. witbia ths legal of said day. offer for sale ths rents aad profits of said premises for terra of sevea years, aad shoaW they foil to sell for snftcieat seat to satisfy said amgaged debt, I will then and there offer and expose ths staple of the said prsaneea. to ths highest biddsr. for cssh. to pay ssid n»-«tgajted debt aad^ens*. iaclading all the right, title, intesesi. and sscste of ths sett ShiaasI Mcdaaghysad Prancas. his wife, iaand taths asM iHsaiisss..

Aumroas Lames'

NATIONAL

auaasi-tc.

GODETO UDrs BOOK FOR 1843. The most spUnded and valuable Magmitu ever published. fHE only Msgazine devoted to Ladiei. snd conducted by amuhetsof their own sex. Composed en,y °f original articles, by the most eminent writers of the ngn, and rnibelKsbea with a large number and irn«at variety of mostly, drgant, snd attractive Pictoral lJNsiratioua. han.any similar production. Editadbu—

Mrs. barnh J. Hale, Morton McMichaei, Mrs. L. H. Kigourney, L- A. Godey. Contributors to each number. Miss C. M- Sedgswkk, N.P.Willis, MIME.

Leslie, Mia. Lee Hants,*

Mis. E. C. Embury, T. S. Arthur, $ Theodore S. Fey. Mis E. F. EJlet. In snnouncing to his namsroaepntronaandth* pub lie at large his srrsngements for tho year 1642, the proprietor or Godey^i LadyHi Book takre occasion to acknowledge the unparalleled and triumphant surcrsa ot his Msgazine, vrhieh has now reached tbe extraordinary number of 40^000 Copies Monthly. being a larger edition than has ever beita printed of any'other work, of any description, in America This succefs hs is swsre has been attained by the vjst superiority which the Lady Is Book has always maintained over the various contemporary magazine* which have attempted lo rival its merits, superiority which lie is (still determined to preserve, by keeping it, -in sll its departments^Liferary, Intellectual and Moral, as well ss Pictorial, Eniblemstic, Artistic snd Mechanical.

That this is no idle boast, he appeals to the experi fnce of tbe past twelve years, in sll which time he has made no promise to the public that lie has not fully erformed, nor undertaken any thing which hia means id not enable him to accomplish to the uttermost.

Entering, as he ia about to do, on the 24th volume of the Lady% Book with increased energy snd sccumulated resources with an ample knowledge of the business in which he is engaged, acquired by long years of unremitted application with a subscription unparalleled in the annals of literature with numerous facilities not possessed by anv other publisher with well-digest-ed and wide-extended arrangements and above all, with a steadfast purpose of maintaining, ihe lofty elevation his work has reached, the proprietor has not heaitatcd to incur expenaes which under other circumstances might well prove startling but by means of which he will be enabled to make the Lady's Book the richest, the rarest, the most attractive, and the most valuable periodical, intrinsically, and extrinsically, ever offered to the public.

LITER A RY DEPA RTM ENT.

Mrs. S- J. Hale, Mrs. L. H. Sigourney Miss E Loslie, Miss C. M. Sedgwick, Mrs. Emma C. Etnbnrv, Mrs. F. S. Osgood, Mrs. A. M. F. Annan. Mrs. E FEllet, Miss Dupuv, Mrs Volney E. Howard, Mrs. E Allen, Mrs. S. F. Farley. Mrs. H. BcecherStowe, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. J. Thayer, Mrs. C. Lee Hentx, Mra E. C. Steadman, Miss Mecta M. Duncan, Mrs. C. H* W. Esling, Mrs. M. St. Leon Loud, Miss M. B. Snow. Kate Franklin

He will be ensoled to furnish orcas:onalarticlesfrom Maria Edgworth, Mary RUMKI Miiford, Mrs. Cornwell Baron Wilson, Mrs. C. Hall, Mrs. Holland, Mary Howitt, and other English lady-writers of distinction, some of whom have already published in the Lady Book the first original contributions they have ever made to American Literature.

Nor has he omitted to procure the services of eminentVriters of the opposite sex. Awnre of the universal and well-deserved popularity of N. P. Willis, Eso. and confident that the productions of his graceful and eloquent pen will be highly acceptable to the rcaof the Lady's Book, the proprietor has entered into an arrangement by which tie will be able to give in each number of the work, an exclusive article from that gentleman and he has also retained all the contributors whose writings have heretofore given such eneral satisfaction, induding W. G.Simms, Esq.. Proessor Ingraham, Professor Dimity, Prolessor Fro»t, Professor Walter, Park Benjamin, Esq., R. S. Mackenzie, L. L. D., T. S. Arthur, Esq., H. W. Herbert, Epea Sergeant, P. Morris. Joseph R. Chandler, Robert Morris, P. Earle, M. D-. N. C. Brooks, A. M., E. Holden, A. M'Makin, F. Tasistro. Rnfua Dawes, E. Squier, J. M'Lellon, Jr., Jas. AId rich.

With such aid, it is not too much to say, that the Literary department of the Lady's Book will surpass any thing that has ever heen or can be attempted.

ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. It is a source of no little pride to the proprietor of the Lady's Book, thst he first introduced into this country the plan of furnishing, along with a monthly periodical ot elegant literature, embellishments of an attractive and costly character- The first steel engravings accompanying such a work were given by him the first mezzotint engraving was given by him the first patterns of lace work and embroidery were given by him the first coloured plates of Fashions were given by him the first music was given by him. These are things to which he would not refer, if some of those who have essayed to follow in his footsteps, not content with imitating all he designs, even to the form oi his book, the size of his type, and the colour of his cover, had not foolishly put forward claims to originslity, and attempted lo fcund a right loan exclusive merit on doing that which they had borrowed from hts example. But what he has done heretofore in the way of embellishment to his book, though it far exceeded any embellishment of those who strovs to copy his movements, cannot compare with what he now means to do. His arrangements for this department of this work have been projected on the most liberal scale of expenditure, involving such an extent of outlay as has never before been dreamed of in any periodical, European or American. As an evidence of his intentions, nv now states that cach number of the Lady's Book for tbe ensuing year, will contain, at least,

Three Sjpltndid Engravings

embracing in the series every possible variety of snhjcct. Historical, Landscape, Picturesque, Portraiture, Imaginative, Emblematical, and executed in every possible variety of the art Mezzotint, Ling[e and Mezzotint, Stipple, Medallion, and the most chaste snd expressive msnner, the Line snd Dot combined, which has given such world-wide celebrity to the works of mi dern artists

The American Guide Plates oi Fashions, eolunred will be given every month. In order to give the grestest sttractivoness to the subjects of his einbellishmsnts, tbs proprietor hss given orders to various American Psintera, of established reputation, who are now engaged preparing expressly for the Lady's Book, numerous Original pictures, on Nstionsl snd Histories! events, some or which are nearly completed, and will soon be in the hands of the engraver. Among the painters thus engaged he may enumerate J. G. Chapman, Painter ol the National Picture of the Baptism of Pocahontas

P. F. Rothermel, J. P. Frankenstein, S.S Osgood,of Boston, I. Williams,*c. &c. He hss also estsblished a correspondence in London, through which be will receive eerly proof impressions of the finest prints executed in thst metropolis, snd will thus be constsntly supplied with sn immense vsriety, from which to mske suitable selections. In sddition to this, he will receive ths only copies of the celebrated pries Engraving* of ths Eainburg Apollo

smiostion of Shskspesre before Sir Thrnnss Lacy, hs has slready given to hia patrons, snd another of which. The Stray Children, he has now in preparation, as well ss series of Pictorisl Illustrations of Shakspeirs.

Determined to sstisfy every variety of taste, the proprietor baa also mads srrsngements for series of the most superb Mezzotints ever executed in this country, several of which sre slready mgraved and will be given to his subscribers as soon ss sufficient number of repressions can be taken to supply his immense edition. Besides the services of H. 8. osdd. of New York, who has now in hand a number of plates, the proprietor has secured tbe invaluable aid of Mr. Harnphrejrs, of London, who is universally conceded to sund in the fonnost rank wf English Engravers, and whose splendid efforts in Mezzmint have commanded tbe admiration of the most distinguished amateurs snd critics. This eminent artist now engaged in preparing expressly for the Ledy'S Book, number of Mezzotint Pictures, which ths proprietor pledges himself will be of sn unsurpassed excellence-, snd of the most interesting snd sttrscti vs subjects. To guard against sll possibility of difficulty hereafter, hs has likewise ordered from England complete Mezzotint Establishment, and immediately on its arrival, Mr. Wot. E. Tucker, oi this city, will commence operations in thst depart' meot of art.

In order to procure the vsriotai embellishments in season, tbe proprietor has made periasneot smngements with t: following eminent engravers* aH of whom are now eagsged in executing steel pistes for tbe Lady's Book.

New Yort -A. Dick. N. Gimbrede, W. A- JackDuanel. A. Jooes.

man.J.G

E. Tocher, J.

BUSINESS DEPART

wIli

RWeBfl#

Ellis. E. Humphreys

Tronsmu*iom by MmA—Oae advantage tbe ssbscri bers or this work will have, will be in its early reception. It wtll be received st the remotest cities of tbs Union, by ths first day of the month of publication.

CLUBBING.

Lady's Book, one year, aad Peeple's Library, 1 year. SS Yoeng People's Book, & Ladies Masicsl Library (containing 200 pages new and beautiful music) 5 v- Seotrti Novels sad People's Library, oas year, 10

lis-

JOHN STRAIN, ShenC

Dec 13th. HMl-l-S-lw fprs fos.*3»}

Tbs pries of this publication is Thras snnum—two copies, one yer in sdvsnce, Thoss of our fronds tin* t^uhsOTbs BEST TWO DOLL.VR WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER published in this city can bo sccon^ modsted aa follows. Two copies of the Saturdsy Courtsr, 1 yesr, snd Godev's Lady's Book, one year, will beseat for #5 Five copits of the LadyVi Book, one y«r, Ib£ Five copies of ths Satimlay Courtor, ono ys*r, snd

LadyVBook, one year, j? Eleven copies of the Lady^s Bool, one Jsar, 9DP Thiteen copies of ths Lady's Book, one fs*r, sttd

Walter Scott's Novels, complete, or his Miscalls* neons Works, whichever may be preferred, 30' In all cases where money is remitted for "Clubbing,"^ the most liberal allowances will be made. Tbe money, |n all c&sr« to be positively received before a number issrm. No letters will be taken from the post office

'k* them is paid. Unless positive °,3r'5 given at the time of subscribing, the work wtll he continued after the first yesr, and if not paid during the year, the price will be increased to four .. uoHars., Address,

riv.'

AFRESH

THIS

L. A. GODEY,

I®* Cheatnut street, Philadelpbis.

carpenter's Extract af Sarsaparilln, Swaim's Panacea, Indian Hair Oil,

Indisn Hair Dye,

For ssle st Nor. 20-11-if

CLOTH

Brnshes,

Paint do Scrubbing do Dusting do Marking do Shoe do

For sale at Nov. 20-11-tf

""lASES of Surgical Instruments. Tooth Forcepe, Tooth Keys,

WOOD'S Drug and Apothecary Store..

Brushes.

Hair Brushes,. Varnish do Tooth do Flesh dc Graining do Sssh Tools, &c. WOOD'S Drug snd

Apothecary Store,

Instruments,

Thumb and Spring Lancets. Apothecary's Scales and Weights, Hull's Trusses, Jkc. For sale at WOOD'S Drug anif

Nov. 20-11-tf Apothecary Store. MRDICINf*, CHBMIOAL8. DRL'GS,

supply received at WOOD'S Drug and

Nnv. 2D-n.tf Apothecary Store. Orerstreet's stlmulatinfr Liniment.

celebrated Liniment has gained a reputation' over all Medicines or Preparations for the curs of Rheumatisms. Nervous Diseases, Sprains, Strains. Head-ache*. Tooth-aches, Baldness, ($-e Jc. Observe small bills accompanying each Box and alao, my stgnature, l)r. J. N. Overstreet, La-Grange, Olaham county, Kv. For sale at his Agency in Terre-Hsute.

Nov 20-14-tf WOOD'S Drug Store.

4 2 do.

dec. Pes,,

TEAS, INDIGO. I

CHESTS sup. Young Hyson T« 2 do. do. Gunpowder, 1 Ceroon pureSpsnislt Float lndigo.v These Teas are of a recent importation, and were bought for a very superior ouality. The public are respectfully invited to call ana examine for inemielvt«.

June 26-42-tf. W. LANGWORTHY,.

Important

O II A I E

I N S E S I N I E N

THIS

LINIMENT can't be surpassed by any, for the following complaints, vis: Sprains. Cuts* Wound* of any kind, Filtu or Scum in the eye, Scratchet.Poiton, Srlinl, Spavin, Fivtula, Pols Evil, Bighead, and Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, MtientitP Affections, Sore Brtatts, Froien Linibs, Corns on ths feet. Pain in ths bark, (caused by sprain) Rhsasstatiini, Tetter, dc.e. The Direction! explain the manner of using it for all of ihs above complaints

For sale by Mr. Wood, west of Court Hou»e, snd by Mr. King, south of Court Honse, Terre-Hsute, Indiana, who ate the only authorised Agents in this town, sons else can be genuine. ritpared by A. M. LINDSEY, N.W corner of the Public Squarfe, Springfield, Illinoiv Persons withing to become Agents for the above will apply to ths Proprietor*, with proper recommendation

PRICK 50 rent* per bottle. Terre-Haute, Dec. 4, 1841-13-ly

SHOENBERGER A Co.

Juniata Iron Wa re-Ilea sc..

MAM ST KELT, BETWEEN 2d AND 3d LOUISVILLE KfMsnufacturers of nil sizes of Iron, Nsilssnd Boiler rivets from the best Jumsts Blooms of their own mans facture.

ALSO

All sizes of Blister, Rsil Rosd and Carriage Sprmf Sicel, all of which we warrant to be of superior quality.

Kr Merchants and Manufacturers, will obeerve that the above Iron, Nails and Steel, are made from ths blooms, (refined wjth charcoal only) which are manufactured at the old established works on the Juniata river, Pennsylvania, from whence the article celled Juniata Iron derived its origin and highirvputation.

We make this explanation that purchasers msy not be deceived in purchasing the article of Puddled Iron and Nails for Juniata, they being sometimes offered for sale ss such.

Nov. 20,1841-ll-19t

Tsrr«-Hnote,Oct.16

MADISON

Scott's Miscellane's Wkt and Peop. Lib. one year, 10 AH Scot fsWk's complete vs. &. Poo. Lib-1[yesr. IS Thters*s History of French Revolution. 10 Pictoral Libcayy.and Peopfe% Library, one you, 10 Pictorial Lin., sad Young

Peopfes Book, ooe year, 10

Lord fracas's Works, 1W llistnry of the Frsoch Revolatioa, sad Wsveriy Nswh, in S l» Lord Bms% Works, Thwrs^ History of the French gavlnSMS,aa Sestfs Wk^s cocsplsis, ia 10 vs. SS

SIIOENCERGER A Co.

J3300 Cairo Jtloneyr

AND

1000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED.

THE

subscriber will tske Cairo Money st par, and merchantable Wheat st 621 cents per bushsl, on sll demsnds thst hsve been dus him oversix months, if paid soon. New books wers opensd on the 30th of last Msrch, when J. W. BOSREN, Esq entered into business with him, consequently every one will aee ths proprietyof balancing up the old books. His notes snd accounts he mi»f turn into cash to- meet his engagements.

Please step forward gentlemen snd you will obligs your humble servant. Tcrro-Hsuts, Oct. 16th, 184T. JAMES GROVES.

Postscript.

MYSquare

BOOKS and NOTES arekeprar theStoveand Iron Store of GSOVES Sc

Boanen, west side of ths

Public at which place will be found a full and complete assortment of Stoves. Fire Dogs, (the best in the United States) Waggon Boxes, Hollow Ware, fa lijght article) Juniata Iron and Nails, (ths best in ths city) Blacksmith's Tools, Plows, Hardware, Glsss snd Dry Groceries, at prices to suit the times.

Oct. 16—6—3m x. a

MT8R1NO SHAWLS.

SUP. lot of 7-4ths, 8-4ths snd ]94nhs Blsck and Scarlet MERINO SHAWLS, (from ths most celebrated msnufsctory in Europe.) sre offered at such prices as must be considered a bargain. AI^SO, A first rate sssortment ot FANCY ant STAPLE DRY GOODS, sre now being offered st ths wsll' known Cash Store, st priees cheaper than ever. A very extensive vsriety expected soon. Store, spposits the Conrt House, on the north.

6-tf O. W, LANGWORTHY.

"GROCERIES,

AT WHOLESALER RETAIL

rpHE Subscribersare now receiving Isrge snd spits

did lot ofGROCBKIE8, embracingslmost every srticlein their line, sll of which thoy intend tp sell st the lowestrstes. Country Merchsntsareparticularly invited to call and sxsmine otH stock of Good's before purchssingolsewhsre. Oar stock, consists, in psrt, of lbs following articles: 119 Sacks Rio, Havana snd St Domfnge Coffee. 16 Ifhds,N. O. Sugsr, 25 Kits mackerel, 30 Bbls.N-O. molssses. 12 Boxes Herring* |2 Tanners Oil, 1 Balssottsn, 15 Qr-casks malaga wins, jooojbs. LosfSugtff, 40 Boxes Rasins, 20 Drums Fi». 4r/. 2D Boxes Codfish, 15 Bbls. snd hslfbbls msckeral,

I Case Prunes, 6 Boxes Lemons, 83 Boxes Tobacco, various brsn*s.

Bags Pepper and Spies. April 24-33-tf. SMITH 4. BUTTOW.

COFARTIFRRSIIVP NOTICE-

& CHAMBERLIN HSVIAG SSSOEISUD

themselves together in the House Carpenter Business, a rsspect fully inform I he public thst they in rend keeping constsntly

bsnd a good assortment of seasoned

Lumber, for lbs resdy sccommodstisn si those whs may favour thvra with their custom: snd promiss ta exerate sll their work, withsot eseeption, in tbe msst workmanlike tmmter.end to any style of srtkiteelsrs^l sdsirsd. Kevins bsd much experience in heavy frswing*'^"# they csn give perfect satisfaction the execution af sll soch work ss tasy ber^ootwf to snstsra the powsrs sf 1 ntschisery, Ac. DESIGNS for buildings, sf svery^ I. description, given, snd Drawing* oi tbe ssms create#? intheasstestmsnner«ndfnrnishedstrsssottsbIepriecs«

No charges for drawings sad spscifiesrions whsrs it thsy sleo do ths work. Msrch r*f7-t#

WOOLEN TARN.

Abe

OOOD srtiefs of Grey Mix'd Woolen Ysro, turn a had In large or smsll qnsntities. at 91 2S cts? fertt

Oct. 16th. lft4l-6-tf e. W. LANGWORTHY.

loo.ooo Haste, sad ln« f3 to

|I0

per

1000

Oct.S-4-tf. JAVEZ 8. CAfiTO-