The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 January 1842 — Page 3

THE WABASH COURIER.

CONARD fc HARRIS* publisher*. ^°PP ""1TB .QATTTRPAY JAN. 15.1842.

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING TUEMAILS *_ t..mna «f this week Will be found carrying th6 Mftils of the %jss£XZ ?'«of .y. «w./ th" 30th of June, 1840, tn Indiana. H-

The Proposals to be received ai the contract office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Washington, until the 14th day of April, 1842. See Advertisement.

LEGISLATIVE.

Both Houses have resolved to adjourn on the 31st inst. sine die. A bill regulating taverns and groceries has passed. A petition asking for the establishment of a Lunatic Asylum has been presented—Mr. flanneenn on presenting the Petition, remarked. That in former times, the unfortunate victim of insanity was treated, by the application of severe and harsh measures but happily for the cause of humanity, the Pr°g"*f Sf medical science has seated complete

revolution in this respect, and beines that unfortunate class of our feJow beuigs are capable of being reclaimed, and restord, bv the application of kind and humane treatment. A resolution offered that the-Com-

miltee on the Slate Bank be instr«-ted lo in-,

quire into the cjpcdiBncy of

of the State Bank, to publish every

of uniting the Circuit and

1_,skrfini.h

duty of the board of directors.of each branch president

in one county, and require such court to sit

in each county three fimeVV ad in

SO,

this resolution, ^id, that by the |. .gc

the bill presented to the

Prosecuting Attorneys for coch

nbolishiug the present Probate

NNNIM savins to trie at.ne or

ends of Justice would be subserved by this new organization, &c. Leave wasasie introduce a bill to close the system of .ntcrnal improvements, and to abolish the offices and agencies connccted therewith.—A bill to regulate the taking up of annimals going astray, &c. passed.* Petitions have been presanted on the subject of fugitives rom labour, 61 c. A resolution instructing the Un etentiary Committee to enquire into the expediency of establishing a Penctentiary at Lagro, in Wabash county—adopted. I he bill providing that propoity shall not sell tor .t »...« r»f \ta vnlue has passed.

by paying tho same amount ot interest,

The join. ro»lut,on. pledging he a.d of the

Iloosiers" to the people of Maine, in ease

A^trrea't draT^f business, heretofore pro- ]t

A rrrcnt don I of business, heretofore pro-

nn^fi ^till before both Houses, unfinished

cd? still before both .1 under investigation and The Investigating Comn to its duties—but no report ....

I.i,!t„!L-!!Lgut

Secretary 'I ponsnrv to CongrehS,

,he year 184-2, we

handsome sum re cor

is cheering—shows good feeling prospect of business, and bettor tim

Covington to Coal Crt*ek,

Add

Coal Creek to Raccoon" J28.7W 39

Raccoon to Terre-Haute, 217,993 95

Sum $779,848 79

for aqueducts, 49

feeders and feeder dams, 79,043 79

Grand total,

Length from the termination of the finish«1 canal at Lafayette,to N"""''^

Terre-Haute, 86 ""Lfil Average cost per mite I2,0s5 65.

The total .mount or watCrrentS c,ll«.od on the Wabaah and Erie

their farms.

CONGRESS-

ID the Senate, Mr. Clay, agreeably to previous notice, bas introduced three Joint Resolutions—proposing Constitution

mat

«H.« by the pasaigc of expressed h,s unqua

Vji|1

nn§

less than two-thirds of its value has p. I calling upon the Judiciary Com lttee Petitions in reference to the demoralizing [f^'Xher any further legislation is tendency of suffering the

co^,(j ncCe

State Prison, to work outside of lion of both the President and Vice President walls &c., have been presented. A bill has passed both

H^lsfs 1 cx^c,!1^l"jf

tho time to borrowers of the School and S,,r plus Revenue moneys, lo tlirao years, in dition lo the -ime for which t'.oy borrowed it, amount of interest, xc.

ad-

The

nmnnrlnfopv of the law to prohibit the plenty of money on good securities. The Iwnmation of whites and blacks, reported Qucc'n was able to ride out--Nothing certain amalgamation ol wnues an Christening the infant prince.

was

godmo

TnUuJer invesr.gation and debate. I quct to be given on the occasion of the Chr.stThe Investigating Committee is attending

onin

r' rsXS n^i, h,ch h»d of place hnvebeon before the commiuce ,,„d

of tins place, ...„

and again returned to our town.

CUMBERLAND •n of the LJCI Treasury to Congress

bur

transmitting an estimate of^nPProPMa^°S®d per cent.,'should join the army as common ,10 nrn verv hnppV to nna a per Wit .:i..-« (ho ™ts,tne rrnn 1

ation ot mo apprehended—but the spread of the temper-

/or.i

continuing the construction of e^ "/n'ce

land Road in P^io, «iiknnftft This mitigate the evils of scarcity, 9150,000, and in Illinois, •150.0W. 1 nis a

This

besides a

WABASH AND ERI^ CANAL. From the Report of the Board ol Internal Improvement, we gather the follow.ng es i. mate, in relation to the expense of completing

tho Canal to Terre Haute: From Lafayette to Attica, Q» Attica to Ckjvtngton, 215,525 uw

c4n»1'

THE GENERAL The Report of me Hon. EU M- Huntington, Commissioner of the General

MLI for the present, exclude umo»~We will endeavor to give some e* tract® hereafter.

an amendment of the

Congress nmy pass a bill by majority vote, after it has been returned by the President. SECONDLY—To changi the appointment of the Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer of the United States, fRm the Executive to Cdn press.

THIRDLY—To prevent the appointment of any member of Congress to any civil office during the official time for which he was elected.

These resolutions were read, and made the special order of the day for the 12th January. On the subject of the proposed Board of Exchequer, Mr. Preston mov«d that the Report of the Secretary of the Treasury be taken up for consideration. He expressed a hope that something might be done which might relieve the existing distress of the country.— HP hoped the difference of views which had heretofore prevailed might be found susceptible of compromise, &c. Mr.Tallmadge hoped also that something would be done on the general subject of the currency, and that the Report of the Secretary, might be so modified by a committee, as t6 render it generally acceptable—Me would therefore move that it be referred lo a select committee of nine—to

,he

nr1 sa

three months, a ®totetnent revenue^—because he owe him a debt of condition of their rcspectiv gratitude, for arresting by his vetoes, the two A resolution to inquire into the xp .lt

„ir.

Mr. Buchanan

remarked, that he would desire to support any

|er

llie

collection,

fe keeping, and disbursment of the public

,^a iaat cr»«itnn. for. Bat then

n^fp Courts in bills offered at the last session, &c. But then

jn,

ed,that he could not support the present plan, on account of its having too many of the itures

features of a bank, &c. &c. Mr. Mangqm

xpana passage of expressed his unqualified disapproval of this

_one hich, |,e said, if adopted

attended wilh consequences disastr

lM#t

sy*c™'

would be un annual saving to inc ^rrffe condemning, &c. It is thought the Fissix thousand dollars—and he unless materially ©hanged, cannot be carried through, and become a law. The

Qnp#rh

sppms in 1

.1 countrv. &c. His speech seems to be the sub-

ject of'much comment—some approving.and

I S a a

Commit

the difficulties about the Northeas er |aims

Pnnd Commissioner and Chief Engineer, ceived. S select committee, to whom was referred

Locos are said to oppose it, in unbroken ranks. This matter, however, cannot be judged of, until it comes properly framed, from the committees, to whom it shall be referred. I In the House a bill bas been introduced tq make Chicago a port of entry. Memorials con inue to be presented in regard to the

Bankrupt Law—some for postponement for two months—some for an amendment—some for repeal—others for the passage of a bill including corporations.

ssary,in the case of the death,or resigna-

of the United States, and to report by bill or otherwise—which reso'ution was adopted. In the House a bill was introduced to refund the balance due to Massachusetts for disbursments in the war with Great Britain. 1 he

Forei A(I

(|)e

:lirs ,mde a report

ition for spoliations prior to 1800,

bm vidc th0,Satisfac-

due certa

dary should eventuate in war, was orae Resolution has been submitted for a third reading. Leave was abbrevwting tho term of the office of tlie^ port a bill from a select comnu presjdent the United States. or the continuation of the cons ruction of 1 resident nil or anv part of the publh works, by pn- FOREIGN NEWS. vate companies, and for abolishing the board the Steamer lately arrived at Boston, of internri improvement, and the offices of

some

j„ American citizcns.

items of foreign news have been re-

London money market was casy--

rumored the Queen Dowager would

ther of the young prince. The ban-

j„ intended tor be very splendid. No

no reports yet made—scv* material alleviations the dtst^.n the nufacturing districts. The commercial

,reM|

K,lssl„ it

DlIiUBKKLAni' Moscow, *|ui nearlv as many ot. On an examination of the

elt

of the Treasury io ^ougi««»,,

ver tho whole or Europe. I

was felt very severely. Two hun

died and fifty failures had taken place in jul nearlv as many in St. Petersje. Emperor had issi

rr. Th&Emperor had issued a Ukase, to

those who

^1^

The Missouri State Prison

sixth year of his age.

loft'7B.e 3n

$994,476 75

contingencies 5 per cent. 49,723 83

'h° NqV

Water canal, and Centra! o»n.l,up to Nov. 1st, 1841, is and in be 8,942 78.

AC.RICCT/NJRAI. «*CH'JJJJJ'LJLY We were much interested on eo *1 last by the operation of one Baldwin Mills,—it performed admirably euro and cob in a fine condition for feeding' Mr. Hale, has several machines for agrtcu turai purposes, (at his store just below tieory Brasher's) such as the Corn Planter,Cultivator, St,aw Cutter, &c- which our farroeis would find to their advantage to adopt cultivating

110t piiv

3WWI

pIRST To restrict the veto power, so that, Bank including Mr. Biddle the font** pre.

'ANOTHER SOLDIER GONE. _» Died, at the residence of his sou, I rairieton, Vigo county, on the 10th inst. Mr. JOSHUA PATRICK, a soldier of the Revolution, in the 82d year of his age.

dfi

The failure of the potatoe crop in

more extensive than was at first

forn), it was thought, would go far to

0 r»

stroyed by fire. Loss to. th* State $8,000.

The Lesse $10,000 OKATH OF JOHN VAITGHN, Ksq.-— From the Philadelphia papers we learn, that this venerable and «xcellent Philanthropist died, in that city, on the 30th ult. in the eighty-

Mr. Patrick was born in Connecticut, in 1760 entered tho Army 1775, and was stntioned at Greenwich, Bhode Island. He afterwards joined Capt. Thompson company, and was in the battle and surrender of Gen. Burgoin. In 1778, was in the battle of

Rhode Island—was afterwards stationed at

wa rds, Ann, George, He settledi Detroit about the commencement of the late

CHoVnonth. «.Agr-

Hull to the Brilisb. put on board

J^eBrig Adams,and retaken by tho Amen-

Mr'^triS «s .be lather of Dr. Patrick, T«rr«-Haute. On the mormngt of VVed of I erre-ti n«,m annminced tin

T^L\ tedbv Capt. Hiokox's troop of Cavnl-1

IndiSot SSirt Infantry—«nsolemn teen^

the Kev. M, ingon cession, with Ihe renwins

two w»r*« now repoaet peace.

advanced in military order, t»

interment, at U»_new Burying Gmuri,,h^

U.S. BANK PRb^NTMENTS QUASHED. Within a sborf tu..

tional.

great number of

Indictments were found the Grand Jury in the Philadelphia Session's. vnrious persons, connected with the States

sident, and a number of the Directors. the Philadelphia papers, we now learn, that these presentments have been quashed by the Judges of the Sessions, on the ground that they were irregular, illegal and unconstitu

The Patent Office at Washington City, was entered and robbed of valuable articles on the 20th ult. A gold snuff box, a pearl necklace, and a gold scabbard were stolen. They were presents from difieront Monarchs—and valued at $12,000.

FIRE AT BATON R«UGE.—A very extensive fire has just occurred at Baton Rouge. Damages estimated at $ 100,000.

Shocks of an earthquake, have been sensiblv felt, on two occasions recently, at St. Louis.

Correspondence of Ike Alexandria Giselle LAND OFFICE REPORT. WASHINGTON, DEC. 31, 1841

The Secretary of the Treasury submitted to the Senate, on Monday last, an interesting report, from the new Commissioner of the General Land office, in relation to the operations and general condition of that branch of the public service, during the past year. We have seldom read any public paper with the same degree of interest with which we perused this report, nor is it too much to *ay that we have never before seen any document, emanating from a Public Department, exhibiting so rich a variety of useful,scientific and interesting matter. The different topics embraced in the operations of the whole Land system, are appropriately reduced under separate heads, and each is discussed in a clear practical and concise style. The suggestions contained in thisdocument.will, we trust,commend themselves to the earnest consideration of Congress they arewthe result of the most diligent research on the part of Judge Huntington, who has only been at the head of this

Department since July last, and bespeaks his peculiar fitness for the complicated duties of an office which he fills with such signal ability. and so far, with equal success. He observes, with much truth, under the head of general duties, that the number of Patents issued, within a given time, is, by no means, a just criterion by which to estimate the extent and import mce of the complicated labors performed by the Department. If such a standard were-allowed, the grossest imposition could be practised on Congress and the country by constituting every private parlor in this city a Beaureau for the performance of this duty, and thus swelling out the Report of Patents issued to an extent altogether disproportioned to the other more important branches of the Land Office service.

The space which the new Commissioner devotes to the Polish exiles is well occupied.— Congress will, no doubt, respond to the benevolent appeal which he so eloquently makes in their behalf.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AMERICAN. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1st 1842—Evening. The first, of January has passed offin Washington as many others have before it, with the repetition of the scene so common at the White House, and which forms the peculiar attraction of the city at the commencement of every year. The attendance upon the Levee was very large,—much jnore so than 1 have known it for some years past,— but the scene was the old one over again of visiting the

President, taking him by the hand, promenading the East Room, seeing and being seen, and so on through the three hours, from twelve to three o'clock,—selected for the reception of guests.

Mr. ADAMsandMrs MADISON also received their friendsat their own dwellings. A great number of strangers and ?itizens called upon each of these distinguished persons, one of the most distinguished of our American Presidents and perhaps the most remarkable lady, all things considered, ever connected with the White House.

The Temperance celebration here to-day was a grand affair. A procession was formed in the morning with music, banners, badges and other insignia of the societies represented and the cause of Temperance. Addresses were made, and the day was thus rendered delightfully pleasant. The weather has been as mild as Spring through the day and as pleasant as it coufel be ior the several festivities.,

The Proprietors of most of the Kail Koaa Companies^ the country had a meeting this afternoon ii the Post Office Deparment. They came here Vy invitation of the Post Master General, an were called in the hope that something m\ht be done to facilitate the mail arrangements.v It is doubtful whether any thing can be adtomplished. What was done at the meeting,

Vwev*er,

commwsion Front street, and the ment of Mr. John JOJ Boorman & Johnston the babil of endo

V«n Horn—#nd io the tattle at "rresled oo Wln»d,y night and nlacc August 9th commanded by txjl. Miller,, f,,r eiaminatVi. His partner "o,ind«l, and MT Kirk, could not be fo band. He was afterwards surren-

*p ... Vandalta, Lafayette, Vintennes,

is not yet known

MORE FORGEIBS.—Forged notes to the amount in all of alAut $56,060,have been passed upon the NatioAl Bank, the Butchers'and Drovers' Bank, thevink of America, Bank of the State of New Wk and Bank of New York. The discover was made on Wednes j™ vat the National link,which had discount *rie for $5000, another

ry was the endorselon, of the firm of r. Johnston had been occasionally for

K. & J. Mr. George Johkon, Jr. of the latter

The amount of forged pa and Drovers' Bank is sa That in the Bank of A heard. fhe discovery is said, to have been made in

or8a

that came to maturwy w»ng

the

proceeds of new onefc

bitmmd in bowneaa.1

ir in tlw Butchers* to be Si8t000. ica We have not

morning paper,

le to a broklm Wall street,

ldio?

forgenca arc »id to

to Mr

torgod notes ken op with are informnced at New

i. Adv.

•••-.**

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3 &

he*WpRteite I Even the sky in its clear blue depths, in its beaming mildness, seems to say, Soul be tranquil, be subdued, be peaceful. And yon cloud's beauteous tints,and almost living brilliancy, (bearing the impress of the orb of day,) says be exalted, be subW, be holy in thy feelings. And that lit^®4^akling star, how sweetly lustrous and

ATH TWILIGHT.—How quiet yet

Cind it looks out from its far off

magnificent,y^ne upon morals. The mighty ocean, tjo, li3t\ hear it softly flowing upon its pebbled shore 1 Q„J ver organ of human invention discourseexquisite music or did ever music greet with such thrilling import with so much ^Wer to absorb the spirit in lofty contemplation, soften and sooth 1 And what is the language at bell, as now it chim»?s forth its welcome winning invitation to the sanctuary of the one living and true God ?—Emphatically peace and good will to man—yea every thing joyous and blessed.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Dec. 25, 1841. Fw»rR—A good demand has prevailed, while arrivals hare been more light. Al the date ot our last notice on Wednesday, Flour was taken tepidly at f6i since then larcre lota have been taken from the Lcvec for export at #61 tor good superfine from store $64 a 6t lor superfine #6 fine and *5icommon are ihegome rates. The stock in store is light fur tltc season and holder* »re quite firm. Arrived for the past week, about 15,000 bbls.

Powt— A fun her decline in prices have been submitted to by holdets, owing lo a last increasing slock and limited demand. We now quote (bv ihe aBantitv) Mfss'branried ot a 8i Prime 6i a 6t 0.74, for new. A large stock of old remains on hand unsold, and is taken ai a reduction of 50 c. from our quotations for new. The inferior qualities are nearly unsaleable and prices nominal. Bulk Pork sells on the Levee at 2i a ti. Arrived during the week 7,500 bbls., and 300,000 lbs. in bulk-

uv1wv "O. III uu"* ^_ |r roCKei D*K»lv?« v«ru vnswi

In bbls. we quote 5 c. lor prime. Arrivals lor \yorpfej pntterng

WHi?KEY-Receipts continue heavv-a further e-1

cline has taken place in the price. We observe sales to some extent irom the Levee at 16 a 164 c. 2,600 bbls.

Arrived,

CORN—The demand for this article hasmuch diminished, and a large portion of the arrivals have been put in (tore to wait for better prices. We now place our

above these figures, without finding purchasers. The stock is heavy, with continued heavy receipts. OATS—Continues steady at former figure#, viz: 40* 43 c. in bags, and 37 a 38 c. in bulk. Th^deman® steady and/firm. «r

HAT—No change in Hay has taken place. We continue to quote $1 124. The demand is lair, and sales to a considerable extent are making.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. ARRIVALS. Eastern,, arrives Daily,^Sunday except'd)at Sprinefii'ld,

Tues., Thure.and Sat., at Sund Wed. and Frid., at do do do Mond., do do Tuesday and Friday, at Tuesday and Saturday, at Friday, at Saturdav.nt

CrawPdsville," Columbus. Springville, Ono,

DEPARTURES.

Eastern, departs Daily, (Sunday except'djat Springfield, Mond Wed. and Frid.,at Crawpdsville.1'1 do and do Columbus, Mondar and Friday V^mcetmes, Tues.,Thurs. and Sat.,tit Vatidalia, do do do Lafayette, do do do OtiA, Saturday, at

Ladies and gentlemen are particularly invited to give him a call. ALL COLORS WABRANTED TO STA*D.

Vincennes, Jan. 1842-l9-3w

STEPHEN G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR

TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA.

OFFICEcorner

of Ohio and Market streets.south

ea«t corner of the Public squaie, and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES: Hon. John Fine, Ogdensburgh, 1 Hon.Silas Wright, Jr., Canton, iV. Hon. Micah Sterling, atertown, Hon. Jos. Hopkinson, I Philadelphia. Jas. J. Barclay, Esq., Hon. H. Bronson, St. Augustine, tlorida.

Oct. 31-8—tf.

BR. FJZL'S

rertnin Care for Consnmption, Coughs, Colds, fcc. PRICE 75 CENTS,

TTIISgenius

discoverv will undoubtedly confer upon the human family the greatest blessings that the inventive

and

labors of men have ever bestowed

upon suffering humanity in any age of the worhi Unifil this remedy was discovered, the consumption had been considered as the certain destroyer of a large portion of the human race. Seizing the youth, the middle aeed and ihe old,indiscriminately, and plunging them ?nto an untimely grave. Who has not behelJ wuh sorrow, the blooming girl, and ihe young man, who but a few months belore, promised to make ornaments to society and ihe world, nipped, as it were, in the bud, and consigned to the world of spirits, just a» tbey were annearing upon the stage of acnon? fortunately for suffering humanity, the discovery of this medicine, has struck from ihe catalogue of diseas- «, the terrors of the moat horrible malady that has ever withcrfd th© hopps of ni#n. his an Indian remedy, 'hat laic n. Fitt bavins resided tor twe've yearw

cue of connimptwn had be^eTe"tl«t they

trw.ngofalld«^. Alteram

^n/ h^ ch.Mr,n Jt hrmU receipt for.th» w«Mbiain«d and its life prrtervmg pnn^«

UBeMC

,r ... ,i,rnri»h ihe medium of this medicine, fact th*1*",be i,.Trites of ibe American continent possess a ^w'edTe^«h«i remedy, itisooly nece»ry to retaft£re»«»o. one «ngle .nsunce on r«orf, ^ven a tradi tonal account among them, of an* I n-

eT^r

H?.,nTd.ed oi coruwmpt»oo. It is purely a

and one of the most innocent

ffiSSiaTSriSi. .«! Mk. .11»"» •na.rf SSSSTiied b, lb. I~f». oompositioa. DIRECTIONS.

Pccaom afflicted with coo8o«o?tion, roitift take half tefwwfal three or four time, per day, with the a i« i««. before

patients afflicted with tbia dreadful dweaae by it directed two or three montte, wifl §Sd themselves eottrely clear ol the pain in the breast, |£d tn* from the couch, U»t accompanies thecon-

*U?'iP^ also, the be«t medkine in use. for persons who ar« troubled wiih spiitm* of blood, and «ht m* eoosha, paw

lh«

&c wh»*

itl£ Been go- patient, and nawre the healtheniirely- I' i-JfiL relieve the patient from ihe otght coogha, md,mxrmng, a few hoars from the tune

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LAFAYETTE AND CINCINNATI

lit)iidon Patent

WATER

PROOF PASTE, for Boots, Shoes, and I^Hther, &.C &X. For sale by Janw-8.1842-18-tf

of 0

LARD—A brisk demand has continued for prime leal KJN{I9 pi„s. Inkstands, Sealing lard, which meets ready sale in kegs at 54 5*. inte- gtamps Whalebones for dresses, rior has been taken for foreign account at 41 c. m^iarge £ap8 pjgtols, Mathematical Ins lois.

eeven days, 600 bbls. and 13,000 kegs. rent Slales. Looking Glasses. Water Colour PainW, BACON—A limited demand (or Cincinnati cured sides per[umery manufactured by L. W. Glenn, Bears Oil, at 3 a 3i shoulders 2 a 2J hams5a6c. Arrivals light. Hair Dve. Kalydor for pimples, freckles, &c. Nursery

BKEF—Remains Hull. Small lots for consumption sell pow,)eran(j Powder Boxes. Toilet Soap, Shaving Comat $51 a 6 Prime $104 Mess $11. Arrived 1500 bbls.

in nvic iu .- j, 1 Clocks. W itchea, Jewelry, IVIiiaic B^xes,ano Ac* figures at 60 c., remarking that some lots are nea I

cor

3 A. M. 3 A. M. I 1 ?. M. 4 A.M. 3 A. M. 5 A. M. 5 A. M. 1 P. M.

DISSOLUTION' OF COPARTNERSHIP.

THE3d

copartnership heretofore existing at Darwin,111. under the firm of R. H- Jc J. Ross, was dissolved on the ol December la&K by ihedenth of Russel l?oSfc The business will hereafter be carried on at ttie xime place by the undersigned under the firm of A. 9ackridoi, &. Co• HENRY ROSS,

AS. ROSS, ALLEN SACKRIDER.

Terre-Haute, Jan 12, 1842-19-3t.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ANTON GUEINTIIER, ATELY Irom Louisville, respectfully ipforms the citizens of Vincennes and its vicinity, thai he intends carrying on the business of DYING and SCOURING, in all variety o« colors, on the corner of Second and Busseron Streets ALSO. General RENOVATING, and hopes by strict attention to business to gain a share of public patronage.

Country Produce, o! any description, will be taken in nnv ai the market price. July 21 46-tf ROBERT THIRLWELL.

r'*+W

PACKET. rpHE new ligfit draught STEAMER JDNIATA, all in ime rooms—H- S-TBACKK*. Maater—will run as a regular packet the ensuing

"?nnS* «n lb, Wabash.

F°',f

Tcrre-Hnnte, Jan. 3.18H-l8-3m

JE"|^0tlt.

-1-

M- CRl&Iit«K.

To nincksmiths.

wish to employ a first rate BLA^KSMITH Constant employment and good wages will be given

CODINGTON & RANDOM.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 8, 1842-18-3wr

PAY! PAY!! PAY!!!

rpHE subscriber lias his books now posted

and

1 for settlement he requests every one lowll and settle, p*,

|d scores, and begin the year 1843 with

a good cmtccieacg. I must be paid better and more punctual. Terre-Haute, Jan. 1842-18-tf E.DANIELS.

SELLING ATRETAIT, AT COST FOll CA»H!

GENTLEMENS'

fin* and coarse

Boots and Show Ladies CaM

Skin. Morocco, and Kid B«y», Hwaes* and Childrens,—warranted to be of cfood article. ALSO* M? *tock of

Leather, viz SOLE, UPPER, CALFSKINS, LINENS, BINDING. &c. N B. All indebted are requested to call and settle without delay, by note or cash.

Terrc-Haute, Jan. 1,1842-17-3w

C.ODELL.

rVKW VARIETY STORE!. NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE.

IUST

opened, a splendid assortment of VARIETY and FANCY GOODS, consisting of Combs, Brushes,all kinds, Pocket Knives, Razors of best make. Pocket Books, Card Cases, Port Folios. Needles all

1 U|

«*mbroiderv Worsted, transpa-

Powder

ip Salves, &c. Silver and

German Silver Sooons and Forks, Gold Breastpirts, Finger Riftgs a large assortment of Spectacles. Everpointed Pencils, Watch-guard and Chains, and Keys. Tovs of every description, with a great vajiety or other articles that are usually-found in Fancy StoreSj will be so or as

dion^srepnired in a superior manner and warranted.

rpHK co

10 p. 10 p. M. 9 p. M9 p. M. 10 p. M3 p. M.

DAN'L. M. CRISHER.

Terre-Hauie, Dec. 18,1841—15—tf

Dissolution.

...inership heretofore existing under the firm ol R. H.&J. Ross, isdissolved by the death ol Russell Ross. All persons indebted to said firm are hereby notified to make payment without delay,asfar* ther indulgence cannot be given.

The business will be continued by the undersigned at the old stand under the firm of H. J- Row. HENRY ROSS.

December 4—13—6t JAMES ROSS.

Notice.

A LL persons indebted to the subscribers are re1JL quested to call and make payment, as longer in7 p. M. dulgence will not be given than about the 1st of Januu 7 p. M. 12

ry. Pay your debts and save cost. Jan. 1.1842-17-3w BAILEY & ELK1N.

sndLVITLS.

SUPERIOR ARTICLE of heavy Blanket and Merino Shawls, togetl Veils, rich dark Prints we offer at a small advance.

A ~M«rino Shawls, together wilh a variety of black Lace Veils, rich dark Prints, Merinos &c The above

November 13.1841.

Oct. 9, 184i-5-t3. J. O.JONES. P. M. Cabinet and Chair Making.

G. W. LANGWORTHY, lOtf

fJHE subscriber respectfully in

forms the public that, having employed a first-rnte workman, he hns added the CHA1RMAKING BUSINESS to his own-trade of CABINET-MAKING,and is now prepared 10 execute orders in ei ther of the above lines, inustyli of workmanship that will advanta geously compare with anv similar

work on the Wabaah. His mot being "Btnall profits and quick sales," his terms will be extremely low.Hc therefore, invites ihe friends of ''domestic manu laotures" to give him a call, and to recollect, as theygo alone, that industry alone can create wealth.

Watasia, 1

rr^HE INDIAN cure foi Conjjh*. Comumptlon. Spit A tin?of Blood, Asthma, and Di*ea»e« of th« Lungs fff.ierall v: For wle *t the Druj Store of

Terre-Hnute, March 13-27tf. JNOF.KINO.

Salt.

1 AAfl BBLS-Kanawha Salt.just received, and of 1,UUU

"superior quality," for sale bv

Anril3.30-tf. SMITH Jf. fiUTTON. TOBACCO.

SWEET22-37-tf

James Ri verand Ky chewine tobacco. May B. BOOTH A CO.

Inciters

REMAININGOVSBTISEO"callingTorre-Heute,

Jan

1st,

in the Post Office, la

1843. Persons for any of these

letters will say "A Anderson, Alexander *««cn, Ks AKers, Drewey Andersn, Abel Allen, Miss Zetota Alterkruse, Wm A skins, John Bulkly. John Buckingham, Henry Barbrie, Seburn Bradford.

Thom:is

Bell, JnoT Belt, Carl ton Bennighi. Edwin Bishop. Mrs Sarah

Bailey, I««ac Blake, James Budd.Joseph Bower. Sam'l jr Beaty, Zacheus Copeland, John Con, Nelson Conway, Carpenter, Ijemuel Crews, John Clark. Uriah Carter, Wm Carron. Samuel Cltapman, George Dnffi-ecr- Teier 2 Dicknon, John Daybuff, Elms Dickerson, Rev De Munk, Bowers 2 Davis, Hardin Embry, Miss Jane Ellison. Mrs Lydia Engles, Jacob Engies. Abraham Freeman, Mrs Mary W Fuget. James Foreman, Samuel Gajwn, ii-'-rt Gnffiih. Wm Graff, Miss Cathanne Graham. Mr Gilti'.and, Miss Mary Gray, Charles

Glawer, E Genung, Ashhel Graham. Mrs Manah Grose, Miss Elixt Gragg, WarUn Hull. Sami Hulse,«enry H«mp«HI. Hoohds. Holas,P Henrv, John 2 Hamilton. Zen H^rfetaoo.Onn Hoffman. Httdaon.RN .-

wbeBJf

lor mooths. so freqaently termioats in eoa2 JZLT T« or three botilea -ill.-a all eases, r^

Taken Sdwes of a tea mafa! at bedtime, il will rebcre the mm inveterate da aad aathma.

Jan. »«.

For Sale by JOHN F. KING, Terre-Haute. i-

mr*

A. ,t*'

Kilburn, John Little, Jonaa Long, John Losey, Jno N 2 Leake, Elijah Lewis, Isaiah Montgomery, Mrs II«,p8»'y Moor. Joshua Morehofise, Jonathan May, Henry Matlock, Wn

Ma lone, W Mulkins, John Martin, Stephen Marks, Jesse Montgomery, Evelln McC'aflin. EL McBridc, Mary Newton. Wm Noys, David Noble, AH Osgood, Charles 2 Ohorn, Samuel O'Hara. Thomas oh Prater, Wm Paddock, Samuel Pellet, Edwin Parker, John Patas^, Samuel Patridge. Amos Pierce. John Prevost, Po*, John Price, Elcaznr Rosrera. Lewis Reed, Levi

Reynolds, Henry W 2 Reeves, Jane R^aaer. Andrew Reynolds. Mrs Mary Simon, Henry Shoaff, Miss Amanda 8aaseen,

David

Shields. Abraham Siark. Chrisioplwjr Swsrtz. Rev W Snnimerville. Samuel Storms, Cornelius Soeley, Benjamin Smith, John Smiih, Smith, William Towoer, 3 Tar lor. Wm Betl' Tavlor, Jemea

Holmes. M««»*w H««raid, Wm Hoffman. Jaw1* Johnson. Wm Johnson,Wm Johnson, Rr»

Jan- ft, 1842-18-3*

Huirr«

4 tr^

ready

Tavlor, Gjorga Walker, Mias Mary Jsna Wimple. Mrs Catharine W»nd, John O Weeks, Lewie Wak«Ael*'. Jonathan 8 ,Watson. Wm 8

,J"S£SS75c«

^./ilson, SamaelN Vard.F J. a JONES, p- u.

celebmtH £lU?S£PoI***

AXES, torfc CO.

Terre-Haute, Jan

rnmm

New Sftdifler? EstaWi»I»Wfn Corner qf National JRoad *ndFourth StrrtU.

Street,Terre-ftnnte, and commenced ih^

Saddling, Humes*, and Irunkviaki Business.

respectfully solicit* the patronnpi of tlircititerif olTtr-

Wai, Wafers, Letter Steel Pens. Percussion

Caps. Pistols, Mathematical Instruments, Straw Bags,

re-Haute and Vigo county, Indiana. Having learned his business in one of the best *?hd mwt fnhicMjw shops in England, he flatters himsel it hat he ran give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with te their custom. His prices will, in all cases, br moderate. and he is determined, by elope attention and puretualitv.to de»er»e,even if he cannot command,succesF. -^*3 The public is invited to call.

Oct. 9-5^f F.. BRAMMER.

Specie,

IAngust7-4R-tf

WISH to purchase a qnantity of Gold and Silver for which I will givea fair advance, in current funds G. W. LANGWORTHY.

SK1RTINC5 AND HARNESS.

JUSTreceived

Copperas,

and for sale a fine assortment of eas-

tern^kirting and harness leather, by T,,ne26^a-tl MQORES & MUSSELWAN.

Crt KEGS Nails.assorted,forsale^by 5U Aug 28 51 tf SMITH & BUTTON.

Groceries!

undersigned hare for sale, cheapi|

3 PipeeConiBc Brandy 1 American do 8 Bbls. do do 2 Holland Gin 3 American do x" 2 Orleans Rom, 94 Malaga Wine, 1

Madeira do

I Teneriff do 1 Cask Port do Bbls. Sugar House Mo1asses, 1 IThd. N O. Sugar 1 Ceroon Indigo, .... 2 Bbls. Madder,

1 Alum, Nov. 20th 1841-11-tf

0,1Nov.'27,mi84*1-12-3ni

DOCT-

COTTON YARN AND BATTING. I UST received and for sale cheap, at wholesale and

8ej?L ll-l-tf WM.J.BALL&CQ.

DOMESTICS—An

vl'*,

fl»

1 Bbl. Whiting 1 Chalk, 1 "4t Ground GtnEer,{ I Race do 1 Fresh Rice.

Bags Rio Coffer. 8 Pepper, 8 Spice, &001hs.Saleratus, (pood).

Boxes Rose and & Rosin Soap, Malaga Raisins,-

12 Pelong Cigars, IS" Common do ?•. f. .*1^. 2

Virginia Tobaeeo,

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

Blank Books.

THLLIAM STACY &. CO. of Indianapolis, f\r keep constantly on hand a fnll Journals, Day books, Blotters. Cash-books, ore- &Cwhich thev WHI furnish to Merchants, and oihert, at short notice, and at any point .n th# State. Also. County and Bank Books of every description. Allot which are made or the best materiiJ*, and aa low aa thev can be purchased elsewhere. Orders, by Mail or .herwise, are respecllully solicited.

Nov. 27. l«41-)2-tt r,

Valuable Farm ftor Sale,

THEas

subscriber will sell that valuablafarm, ybottt one mile Irom the Court-House i« 1 errc-Hatrt*. 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 and richnrssol soil, fhe buildings consist of a stone Mansion Houaeand two other buildings, calculated for small families, with Barn, &c &c. For terms, which will be liberal, apply

ETje

M. HITCHCOCK.

REIVIOVAL.

HOLMES has moved his Office and Dwelling to the first building, south of th# public square, on Second street-where all lavora will b# thankfully received.

Terrc-Haute, lec.20,1841-16-ti

SHEETINGS,SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, dtC. -g A BALES Indian Head4-4Sheeting, _|_\J r,ops Bleached Muslins, ,"

120

ps. Prints from 6-4 to 2-4.

Just received and for sale ^a|ithe CafhSjor^by Jnne26-42-tf .W. LANGWORTHY.

READY MADE CI OTHING. A GREAT varieiy of Gentlemens'_raady made .u /\. winter Clothing, eonsisnngof OVER-COATS,^ Cassinere, Sattinet and Jeans PAvi T.ALOONo, VESTS ditto, Flannel Shi/i* and Dwwefa. Also, a good assortment of LADIES MESINO CLOAKS Th# above are offered at v«,0 Pr,£c®- v^wnnTmr"

Oct. 16ih, 1841-6-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.^ YARN! YARN! YARN! T*fIE undersigned have on consignment a largequan-

tity of COTTON YARN, which they willsell Wholesale and Retail, for factory prices. Merchantsnnd Farmers,can hnvfL n'?*'?8* /«a Oct. 23, 1841—7—if WM.J BALLfc Cp.

extensive assortment or 3-4

7-8 4 4, and 38 inch brown and bleached mus-

"^:^^r°fer,JChG'^: LANGWORTHY.

llAtR.

FUR,Silk,Russia,Moleskinand

Brush Hats—Black

and While—broad and narrow bnms.

Terre-Huatc,JuncJ9^41-if

B. BOOTH & CO-

VJ51I' cioTHtJVG.

ADDITION to a Good Assortment of Ready Made Clothing. I am now opening a great variety of Pantaloons and Vests, which will be sold cheap»tor a*h The articles are made in fashionable style, and their durability guarrantgd^

LANQ

November 13,1841. 10tf ^.. .•

Octobcr231841-7-tf.

WORTHY-

Fall and WHnter Goods. THE undersigned have just received from the East,

and are now opening a weilselected assort men tot F8|| and Winter Goods, which we will sell cheapfot sh.or on usualcreditsto outpnnctua/customers.

Wm. J. BALL Of Oo.

Cotton Ifam.

8 000

DOZ'

Cotl0n

^arn'

MOORES

a,,orted

nn.nbers.for

April 3.30-!f.'iy SMITH&BUTTON. WATTRBSS MAKING*

Sc MUSSELMAN take this method of informing the citizens of Terre-Hnuteand itv hat they have connected the Mattrcsa maltin* bu^ineM to their widdlery eit«bli»hni«n[, will be pleased to receive orders in lhat line. WorK executed in the neatest

nianner.

HABLAtt.

AAwSJ^eif.»f

Sept. 18-1841-2-1

and furnished st rea-

sonable prices. June 26, 1841-42-tf

1 O O E IN THE subscriber has commenced the Coopering business in Terre-Hsuie, on the roundly Square, fronting ihe nver, yBHV where iie is prepared to csrry on iha JfliHHBbco«pering business in sll itfe

—compering business in sll

branches. Pork barrels aod Urd

JYEW OOOJDS.

rw*HE subscriber hasjnst reLmedIfrym theeasir with 1 a fineaeteetkw of watebm. jew^ry,silver ware, ft ipwticlft ''i rtlSTFR ftm.HMie,sg*^«H-:-tf P- CUSTER..

r}°*

krgs

on band ^ao

excellent qnali«y,for~le. D. GUENTHER. October 23, lMl-7-3mo.

MjsjrLE HAPijr, A1TORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE

on Market Street opposite the Conner Office.

a»pt. 18-1841-2-tf-

XJ. MAMLT

JLjlW^oiicc#

n,,cf. Irith* Brookt, A I \G associated themselves in the practice of fl

til' ciiiien.o! T»-

re-Haute and vicinity that they are now prepared io attend to all calls in the profession. Office on Second Street, one door Norih ol Dr. Daniels office.

IfBW GOODH.

—up «nWcribers are j«»' receiving snd opening a T^^^iSlmen^ofstaple dry «o«!s^"ogejsr -.i.*T^«lassortment of Ismily groceries. All of SikhJSTSr.aMv.ff cheap lor c-ah or^nrpto-

^. 7.1841-9-tf,

French LstwnnA

1 UST received iew piaceaof Fre I style, and cheap. Alao, a*arj-

PRINT& extra fineblep

1French

MUSLINS, ate-, all of whK

tim*. «*Wr

J-