The Wabash Courier, Volume 11, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 June 1843 — Page 3

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THE WABASH COURIER.

JBMB COWARD, Biif r.

TERRE-HAUTE, 8ATURDAY JUNE 17, 1813.

FOB PKl»IDENT,

HSNRY CLAY, I. JF KENTTCKY. FOR GOVKSROS,

SAJmiTBE, WMMJEB. VOR LI8irrB«LWT OOVtUHOM, JOHJT m*

WHIG STATE CENTRAL NOAH NOBLE, of Marion JOHN S. DAVIS. of Floyds

T. J. BARNETT. of Manoa

COMMITTEE.

GEORGE W. STIPP, JNO. S. BOBBS, AUSTIN W. MOR&IS, S. V. B. NOEL. HENRY COOPER. ofAllen CALEB B. SMITH, of Fayette

JW^i»Pwg

BUTLER, of Vanderburgh

SUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS.

To those who owe u« we hare BOW distinctly to say: 1st. Subscribers indebted for two years*

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This call is not made as a mere matter of course but in earnest'—ond it ia hoped will be attended to promptly. We cannot furnish reading to others without being paid. It it unreasonable, and ^morally wrong to expect it. Our capital in business is made up o? a great number of. small sums—and each individual who delays payment is doing us an injury. Let each put the question to himself—and as he would wish to be dooo by, for his labor, so let him consider the necessity of doing to us, for the labor we give. Subscribers and Patrons in town—those who receive tbeir papers by mail-—as well as those supplied in oar box, -1 or by Packets, must one and all consider themselves applied to by this notice.

$ pS SANTAThTii^

We resume again thii week Mr. KBNDAX.L'S sketches of the Santa Fe Expedition. They A were discontinued a short time in consequence of the absence of Mr. Kendall. The Jaat number published, we believe in our paper left the prisoners a short distance from Paso, having just passed that place on their way to the cily of Mexico. The present sketch comt^mences at Chihuahua, the first place of any note after leaving Pnso. These sketches are lively and interesting, and ftill be continued

Vka short time. it

'1 ^NEB. Il' As soon as the result of the late Oreen. castle Convention was made kqgwn, we announced the name of £. W. MCGAUGBY, as the nominee of that body. We also published the proceedings of the Convention as they appeared in the columns of the (Sreencastle rr

Visiter. In reference to the candidates for the Atigust election in our County and District, wo have announced them only as a matter of ^business, as we have been requested, and for. Lwhich e$sry jjidividqal wjll be regularly .^charged.* ll Of the Greencastle Convention and NomiJjjnee, we had prepared some remarks, which jijfor want of space will be deferred till next ^week.

-u Caofs.—The wheat crops around us may almost be considered a total failure. Oats scarcely ever lookd more promising. Corn,

unless the wet weather give too much en* ^cottragement to the grass, may yet do well.

We give place to the communication of S. B. GGOKTNS, by request. With the matters in controversy we have nothing to do. Should there be any supposed aggrievanee, our columns shall be open to any one for answer or reply. &

PROPOSALS*

By reference to advertisements in our columns to day it will be seen that proposals will 1M received for building abridge over Otter ^Creek. And also for erecting a Fire-proof building for the offices of Clerk and Reeord er. Plana of the bridge and building to be seen at the Clerk's ofBoe.

MsxrtUN iNSBXNtrr.—From Mexico we learn thai SANTA ANNA has paid the first in ataUanant of the debt dqp to citiseos of the oiled States, amounting to 4970,000. Hie aura was obtained by a forced loan frott* a number of rich capitalists of Max too.

Col. HICBASD M. JOHNSON was nominated for President by the Locofocos of Arkansas at their State Convention at Columbia oo the 1st of May. And a National Convention rec ommended to meet in Baltimore in May 1844.

There has been a ramor that the Texiana if itave driven Gen. Hocsrow out of the eountry, am) declared Com. Mooat, Preudeni of ihe Republic. The late New Ortoafts pa* jNrta, however, oon%ot such rumor.

Money is said to be abundant in the tern citiee at this time, and offered by capitalists in New York at 4 per cent.

The eleelba canvaas in Teaneseeo is said to be very animated. The opnoeittg candidatas for Governor are the same aa two yeani i^o—JAMIB C. JOMKS, the incumbent, on the part of the Whigs, and JAKCS K. Pout on the pstrt of :he Locofooos.

Daarauetiva Ft a*.—Nearly the whofo ily of TWlahaase, Flovidt, wtt deeipoyed fire an tha 9Qih ttlt*

iZi

I n, -..til FaxssXT.—The Wabash is now mnchhqfter tlmn if haa been for mAny years

:la

or what ia termed tto June rise. Tboosaods of acres of corn on die bottoms wiU- be destroyed. It ia aaid also that eoaailenble brceches have beeo made In the canal east of ElJayette, and it|s feared there will be mueh interruption tothe navigat^h between Lafayette end the Lake*. .-

President Tyler passed through Baltimore on the Sth inst., oo his Way to Boston.

Bbnima.—Wa are glad to pereehre fromoor Eaatern exchanges, thai Inini is tninio* ia PbiMddpbia, as we4I «s New York, sad lbs itfbw laatiectttca. The nasans fortius state sf thisfs «s obrioastotbeeaadid ohaii rer. The people of ifaiieooartjr* tasgfat bjr the

ISVMSM

of the post, kavo jhsee*#

more carefal and oeoooateal. The larfe iadebtadna* eroarSiatea sad peeplaraadthshiffb taxes saperiadoeed thenrity, oomiiw dowa apon as when petevioosextiari fanee had dntaod oar poekefa of eaeh. have MM as practi«ki leanne which woald be welt to wmsmMr. The revival of basineas,after these thiaw is lodieause that the wont is over.-CAiZKeoM* Inula**t*r.

To the above good reasons the Editor might have edded the influence of our Whig Tariff. The protection, and of course encouragement of home manufactures and Industry, it ia now well ascertained is producing a salary effect. Business is brightoing—very man finds work to do—and whht ia still more a lair prospect of more money aa a reward for his labour.

SIGNS.

The Louisville Journal occasionally gives ue the result of some votings on board various Steamboats. The two last are as follows

KrA vt»te for President among the ftassencets on theWeetern Belle, as follows: for Clay 2, Tyler I. Of tbe —,, Van Btireo, and Caas had one vote each. 0"A rote, taken on board Scioto Valley darios her trip from New Orleans untbis place, resoltM ss follows: Clay 67. Van Baree 14, Calhoun 4, Johnson 8, Bencoo 1, Buchanan 0, Caas 00, Trier 000. A*ota, taken aobseqwmtly in the ladies* Cabin, resulted thus: Clay 6, Vsn Baren 1.

Western Belle, from St. Uuie to tbis city. Clajr 78, VM Ekirea 99, Calhoun 1, Caw OftiM ladies, 9 were Clay and Joh

FOA TBI WABASH

COtTBtSlt.

As enquires respecting tbe nature of letters received by Committees and individuals, seem to be the order of tbe day, (vide the Express of the 14th inst..) permit me to enquire of you Mr. Editor, if you can give any information about a certain letter mid to have been written by some prominent members of the "democratic" party in this town, and addressed to a distinguished individual, in a neighboring county, urging him not tobocome a candidate for Conjgreas, in this district, aa the Whigs had a decided majority and a pure Democrat could not be elected, but that it would be more to the interest of the party, to unite upon a professed Whig, who agreed with them in opposition to a United States Bank, to a Protective Tariff and to the distribution of the Public Lands, and stating in said letter that such an individual, thus sailing under false colors and professing to be a true Whig, could be found in this county—^ Do give us some light Mjr* Editor.

SCREW.

Now Mr* Screw you are screwing us rather tight, just at this particular time.

true we have heard of letters and rumors of letters, of inquiries and rumors of inquiries but aa we happen not to be Qf the initiated as relates to secrets of the "Democratic" party, we rouat ask to be exetieed from any positita answer

Mr. Screw, can give some clue, by whiob, the whole physical, moral, and political world may be enlightened on thia

It is

the jwe«fs*e^:,.Pie»beps

important

subject.

JOSEPH AM WRIGHT.

A short time since thib gentleman announced himself as a candidate to represent this (the 7th,) District in Congress. Mr. Wright is now and from child hood haa been idenufied with the Democratic party. He ia for GIN. CASS for the Preaidency subject to tho decision of a National Convention. Greenaulh Patriot*

Friend Eckels the above is not true, as you wed know, unless indeed your memory haa failed you wonderfully. It ia not true that "Mr. Wright is now and from ehiklhood haa hUn idenufied with the Democratic party." The fact ia Mr. Wright wna, when a citizen of Bloomlngton, one of the noisest friends John Quincy Adams had in the place. He made it hie business to visit the different barrooms in Bloomington, duing one or two of Mr. Adams' contests with Gen. Jackson for the Presidency and engaged every friend of the Old Hero in argument, generally in a rude and insolent manner, and many times come near getting himself kicked out of the house by strange travellers. These are Acts no doubt well recollected by many of our old citizens. Mr. Wright, to the best of our knowledge, never changed hhr politics until he finished the study of law in this place, and went to Rockvilte to reside. There be found Gen. Jackaon was the strong homeand forthwith be mounted him to the great astonishment of bis friends and relatives here.— We think his own brothers fwho are aa good Whigs aa he ia a bad Loeofbeo) will bear us out in what we have stated above. Be carefu|Delana, we heve lived ia Btoomington many years, and are )*rfeetly acquainted with the hiatory of those who have refage in other parte. Don't send an of your paper* here stating that *Mr. ia now and from child hood haa been tified wih the Democratic party.** here don't like to hear you make_euch tions when the know better.—

OirMr. Webster, ia hia speech^ moresaya: "This I do know king the tariff stable and firm.jfWsftai! ren der it healthful and judiciouaJf' Again he says:

4^aagae

MHaJbrrit^n

Wt, or chsygee feared, are

the bane of our industry and our enterpriae." Now, this aame Mr, Webster* ia this same eeeh, propones to throw up ear excellent tariff, a4» ted with so much care and labor, and pot everything at sea again on tbe uncertainty of diplomacy. In the same breath he aaka for certainty asd uncertainty, stability and instability. The tariff which to haa always advocated hteretefore, and which to has aided in aatahiahiii*, is patting to be with him aa ««otookl» idea,^ aad now to is for

our ooramercial affitirs, as Jack-

aoa did the currency,and trying the *experi~ man?* of aiding manufactures, oommeree, and agricuitara hy Arrangement.** •iateney is a jevnrt,** necessary to all «Hto wmid pais for^gad^ka.^ Mr. W.iaseidsMly a Uuia larfci ed.—Xesriseifls Jtmiml.

Jk CAHP.

eaadidate Car fieorasettaiive- ~aad thSf do sMSt ie* sV^yaeC*?rZ«th« WhfK cttdifci** liwesenisrivefar Vigo ths pr»«iety~m Itet the^sohite niffswty, oCa nssrinraaaie of these wkhdraw. iagthnr nanes ordeteat mastatteed theWki^

Ltn

AXZ

DEATH

since, and neither acknowled^ed or denied the charge, but waived the subject. Since his sojourn in the north, we are informed ttat he haa denied the charge. Be it true otfam, we will put tbe public in possession of the Samoa of the individuals implicated in tbe matter.— One thing is certain, Mr. Whitcomb ia guilty of the charge or one of hia political friends has wilfully misrepresented him, (which we are not disposed to believe from the reputation of the gentleman for veracity) aa we ahall hereafter attempt to show if necessary.— ^W&ternPost. j-

TRADE AND HAWCFAOTUR^ D(F SA1»T IN THE UNITED STATES* Of th« whole quantity ofaalt oonsamad aanmuy in the United States about one half ie probably is imported. In 1839 the quantity maaafaetamd in thecoaairy waa 6,179,174 boshsle tii«t «saatity tjaporteS was «/»,- 940* Bat of the Utter aome port too waa exported.

New York and Virginia are larbeyoM lh* other Statae in the manafaeture of ealt. The Oooadago «alinea in tbe former State yield brute of which thirtythree gallons give a boatMl of salt. All the springs however do not yield so ranch. In gweral it i*«w from forty to fifty-five mltone to the boshd. At the Kanawha springs in Virginia„**entjr-five^!lai»e ef brine yield a bawd of salt. New York prodoeed in 1S39. aa abown by the Report of the Iaso«tor ofsalt, t^M^84 bnabeleof this oaefsl artiale. fynnsylvania, poaMeainx salt nriace on the Conwoaagh, prodaced ta tbe same year M9,478 bnshais.

Tbe manafeotare of salt ia New York yields a eonlerable revenue to the Treeeury of that State. A doty of six oeaia upon tbe bashelis imposed upoa the article, that State having certain right ot property over

aiders ble revenne daty of six cents upon tlx article, that State having certain right ot property

around the head ofOnotrfaga lake There are salt apriagafVoni which silt is amaafesin Kentucky. Oh^TirfMwa., JilterfSjJffimoeiiaad Arkansas. It is qmte probable that fetsre esplcri •i» wM? »ngf

taceistamhaiaMiBAmtly. .* Salt rack hea beea «seewed east *aiggmi, .1* sabtegtoaoeaaty, Va.. where there am atroig« *as ip. Themitmm oahmwaen theCBaeh asemi aad the wee Riijga la Ae ptesam af hsriac mr these twinp. themlt ran* was dissarstud In 1810 at tbed^thefite feet below the saHhasaf thegnsmd. Uris rock was nesanated kf beriag ane haadrad aad «iaty-six fast aiihsat being pesssd Ugsagh. fVsmthe salt spriags conugaoas ia thierocka CHMMMMS ao

RFS1 WI^^'^^SMK It iaiaMa wldceiyeciars taesppese that in of tiaw. ae tbe gnat iaterior of oar cooatry more thoroaghly iplnrej. dm mwas amy hs dieeever at of aqppljrtag ealt aaffideat to meet oar waate arttboat aeeiKag to lamort aay ftaa cowRtrita. Topoaesmaa aififeu nawi tbis valaabla artida aMgb| be sanliadm woald bo aMcedessnMe thsa to A silver auae within oar territory.—

It this be trsa, ee soea es Profit eaa gat a Seoatary ef Sfeata to aaake aat hmeemaHsjaaea ta seam aaaamedalaee,s»ary latwhn af the Qaaid wiShaaa heaa

of theSsath Aamrieaa piiaeipalitim, W

asaMetuwBsat* Amsnmaptmsipaliiim,ifWehss had aat refassd msiga a Bsmnrlmiiis for Msg aad Dr. Msllery the last of the Goard, flssessTmfcmr.

Weil, for asm ef gi nil maw. whaam AM wih Aa davlaratMo.that they ww«tjjaif^gav«td by aasmma iiiBilsm •adasils

»ywfay,timis|g kjava atsatsaMs jam sa

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Stias

rTO

Txaut-HAVn, Jane 17tl», -184S ,i' 11, Ha.

a-«-*TRict

The Natkmal Forum thas notiece the work lately issued /rom the prem of Harpem Brothers, New York: "Jcmt TYLxa^ns Htsroar, CoasAona asm Poainoit.-—Thia iathe title of an eulogistical btegra^hy of the acting Preaide»tifthe (JsHed S&tea, comprtsjag about 40 peges of very large type—a riv^et oTtext, flowing thmngb meadow of marghil The reputed author ofthis piece of ultra sycophancy is Mr. Pawatoe of New York, but be haa wisely kejrt hia name from the pobltc^ and Ispka for his reward tolfr. Tyler arho has dottbtiaee beao made cognisant of the individsAlity of the particular tpadey. The merits of the work aa a literary compoaitton,are fottaded on a copt* ous interspersion of adjectives^ aad ae untiring hunting up of eulogUtie phrases. Facta are perverted—the (econk of Congress falsified—Henry Clay and the Whig party mis* represented—and all to bolster up that piece of nothingness, who was tlfurst upon the country lis a scdurge, as th»vermin of fi^yptarevw sent into the court of Phareeb. Hie purport ofthis bistory as defined by ft! title could be easily written bishistory is pitiable, hia char* acter equivoeal.and his position contemptible.

THK

of 1AM

District

G. DO Countyj

SXXBS.—The

lawa of life and mortality between the

ty bet

are very remarkable. .They are stated thvK 1. In the present condition of tho white population of the United States, the number of females born per annum ia about 12,000 less than the malea. Thia determines of itself that the iawa of our origin and nature are the! same—that one man nail, be the huaband of one woman. 3. At 20 years of age the females exceed the male* Thia proves that between the birth and 20 the mortality among the boys has been much greater than that amortg the prls. 3. From 20 to 40 the men again much exceed the women, which shows that this is the period of greatest mortality among women. 4. From 40 to 70 the difference rapidly diminishes, the females, as in early part of life, gaining on the males. This shows that this is tbe period of greatest danger and exposure to men, the last to women. 5. From 70 onward the women outnumber tbe men. This shows conclusively that, rel« atively speaking, in comparison with men, thtj healthiest period of female fife is at the elose of it. Absolutely however, no period to either sex if so as that of ^routh—th^ blooming period of b^rhood and girlhood.

The above deductions' of statistical tables correspond with every day observations of human lifts"

Woman are exposed to peculiar hazards in tbe middle of life but in the long run far the largest part of this, exposure, danger and riak, in civilized nations (all on meo in the active periods of life.

JAMBS WHITCOMB.?

In the month of April last, we charged Mr. Whitcomb, with having said of the people, "Giye them plenty of Whiskey and stir them mp with along poh and their vam are cer-

Miv hitcesab haa viaisd thia pboe

say and

tor the a Oateare

Jane lf^MSUMi

JanelT,4I-*tJ'*

•Ml pVtNB|k

ataauy

tor Mm

aav from foiaiaS

Ckuaa-lt israamasedaad

that Dr. Mattery wiQ be 4* Aiaivs to mat by the death ef Ctaa. Baimr

agmd ar

mtar

:n"

ttm Ha

jaoef WHEN"*. Tak. Wis sarnss out ths eah« apd IjO Jm thy hbona, wt .Esat, and I aWl esqea ar*s«Aaad^e,,eso-

MtatfSiaad other aoftgoode.

to announce the name:

MOFFATT as a eandkktte for the Seventh Congressional

^tj^ttthorised to announce CALEB GARKKuaea caiididate to go county ^i the Wert

We arJ«qo«^^to announce JOSEPH CAE& ££HLY as* candidate forRepreeentative in«S» next Legulatum. that GEO. W. tative at

We arejreqi tndtdate for eleetlon

ORRIN ataca

NEW

ttiat

|«piesent

toaay that JOHN HOD-

hia fellow-oititena think proper derve the People of Vigo in tbe

next Legidature of Indiana

We are astiiorized toannouoce NATHANIEL LEE as a candidate to represent the county^CP^ in the next Legislature..

We a reauthorized to aftnounoe ANTHONY CREAU aaa candidate for County Commiasionerlit thb next August Election.

mquested to announce the name of DY,ourpres«ot Commiasi(MMir, te for re-elect kltt in August next.

stock last,visTi!:|oa4 73a»id most holdersni»wdemand $S.

Pork-Mm «!0 to 10 90, O and Prime $9 to 9 SO. Balk ia iadiia«id at S3 75 per 100 pounds. JLard—A prime article in fceae ietn deotaad at 51 to 6 cehte. depending oo eiaeot HW lota aMl packagea Commoa fcir 4i to 5cenia. Barreleaie not tn meeh rem^, and will not oomawad ss much by neer

^Bac(m!—^h*^nt«ala have been more then eqsal to the demand, end the prices have givea sway a littfo. Hams t%4| cents, Sidea 4t to5 cents, ShoaUere,

Wkithi~ln conseqoencs of the adtmnes wWdi hse taken plaeeia Cincinnati, holders have been enabled to rates. 8alee have Wea mads at 17 csats

advance end 18

MaSS ets. psrbariisl, ftirwHte.

worth 9t S8 cts. Tbe Stock iaempl« 1 and eooaiets principaliy of ear core. are aetting^ scarce aad_ tbe advance noticwi in ie tally euetained We qaote 15 eente ut balk

Mdsflia SI4 50 per ton. The market haa for several months

OTTER CREEK BRIDGE.

CJEALBD prepossls wfll be received until Setarday O the 1st day of July nest, for building* Bridge over Otter Creek, ea the State Road leading from TerraHeute to Lafayette. The plan and spectfieationo amy be eeeh at the Clerks office in Terr*-Hast*.

JAMBS HOOK, Saperialsiidoal.

Torre-Buy Jane, 17,41-3t

rp.

Ifotice.

rpHE ttkiM of Commissioners af Vigo coanty, will 1 onthSfimt Mondav of July next, atteadet the Coart Hoaae ta Terra-Heute, at one oVtlock P. M. for tho pameae ef racsiving jvopomla for erecting afire buitdma. tor the offices of Clerk end Recorder. plaa oMahaildii^ean he eeen at the Clerk office.

BCKlPTSam! gi (tan tbe ant

evils will

O&FTON

,Y,of Bullimn county, aaa represnt the counties of Sullivan, in tbe State Senate.

aa a candidate to represent vigb

ISHMA

toannounce

_,of Hoaey Creek, as a candidate

to repiasjm Vigo county ia the next legislature, |nbj||l4o the decision of a Convention,

lieMaKir vnfiai awiehawtiae •ftiwrastndGrocMwe

theaale of theoki fiwoe

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ool

NS MARKET, lawe S, IS4i.

a»Ma

now demanded for lota ont of »to»e. SO to 7 Ti, Prime |SfS M. ad hee been raihsr Hmi'".

N. HAMILTON, Auditor.

JVbttee. at thelaet Board of Conunia.tat of dve cents on each one ban-

dred dolta& anv be discbarged by labor on ths RoadsTaader the direetioa of the 8upervieoiB of tbe several Distrism. at the rate of seventy fivs eenu per day, and it ia necusmry tint each Supervisor give to the pence his^ receipt for tbe amount of tax worked oat, atlwitaim it will be collected from the d^icate, by ilariftHiiM sail Treasurer.

id, for tan ysaman for Mates, has Imp with a view ef

willaatil

Eto ttoasmmn, wMoh ihf racatien ia Aagam aad 8tp* Taercaly pm«many#ia«raet, bat asnMd ths ikSMame aad aiamb af the pa

Ta,

N.HAMILTON, Auditor.

the

(in the iostrac-

from vafa

with the advise af Smte, I trill, en anlastitatieaia .. la mherwbs smdi ndtansalty.aain ha«a tobejSitad to eiicfa gapUessqwi

Mbsardmgfte.,by their IMkrJF er aa aftorga. Aad a sai table trill ha ptaeided. aad fifty esais per thess whapraness ssansg

both ie taotratfdwaaadaaia. ta

MwrM, IMS-41. da flams wfO earner adiuiismaeat a fow •tmattea ta the cetgeet.

Coonty, ha aaa lafmasd Ma

OwseWlic

It iaordamdtlmtne-

thaemi la given (hf K.Wsleh.in«»efths

sf As

Fsel.K. Wislshtis r* end ^hmd,

isi As nam Tessa af ihlsOanw, hetnhan

C.T- Osriu

lJ.€

to the list day

Trsssarv at last sstiienunt a Areolars

Csaety Gt&etn. induing Sheriff. Coroner. Com-*-Uh-

Bailiff^ *»*.

ffiSSsra*i

blank bashaw See.) .. ~i 8*ki6* allowaaeee by Board iWasM of Bteetwns BStsiMwaia AssMBacthiHw^aaafcr Eapeneee ofJarocsat Coneer tdqutsts'-.

Leevi«ff a balance in AaTiWfy pravid. ed all arderaare peid W. N. HAMILTON,

which they raeide t^o that the comnnmHy may not baow where, aad of whom to get the genaine Fills hat aleo haw lo avoid the aporioea article

halter. I^mo«a^J^^«WMr^

Thatass WJ^Taed A aad Bd

Crawford eo warde. Clark co W 8helby.

Clay ea E Rawlev. Jaodb Luther, Purnall Chance and Co aad Willie ndglw. Ou^ w: Chfistopher M"Coiobe»Brown and Son and

Clinton So W Rogers, John Banter and Joe Bick'"^Carroll co Andrew Watts, Dunkia, A Dewey, and Wm Stepbeneon. __

Daviemco James Alford, 6 Hays, S Floyd and W Killion.

Decaturc^V^in^rlwrami W W AtchlkrtlDelaware eo) Wm Jones, Lewie Roes, Owtngs, and E Trutrell. franklin em W Balls, Andrbw and LoWes and ShoopaKd White.

Fo^ntaiiTcoi Pbilip*Weever, Wm Moftiiaofe ajid

Gibe^cd A P«l*nd atrf Wm Ftadi. Oreen so Baker, £f Caahman, BP teres and Steflord. Oramco« Henry Pleree and Dalman.

Win

Harrison co Wilnrtt.

fm Booker, Craven Lytnft and

Hendricks so Bhir Mtoeky aad DO Worth. ,, oo Oray, Picrson aad Jesse Atki-

"Henry oo John Weaver, Robert Wilson and Walla

"HMtUmSteo Geo Wist, Connef ft»d CottlMham and Boa. Jeffsraoaoo YOJM. .". Jackson co Peter, W Hamilton, W Kindle, Rkltarde aad Hiram Neo. «.

Jennings oo Tstem I Smyth, Smith, vawter and Co and M*Cammon. Jay co Evioaand FMinn, N Byratn and WB*en«

^Knox co A Danj&lHE Pick, Ehepheid end Jao Cook. andAprry. Lawreace aot O CJaritand DTTiompaon.

Martin co Riley andftyant andlUSertiaad.

Montgomety eoi W JUmssy aod Semuel BinAwd. Miamaco Deehea. __ ,, Orange eoi TMoxley,Oeo Fawestt, aad Btadley and Allen. __

Owea co Wm Alexander and A Howe. Pike oo Jobneon, 8taWlefie!d and Geo Dean

Poaev Agneail and Sons, Thomas Owens, Cle-

"pwry co-^X^eTnd Senrael Frttbie ^T^d^lt^nd1clmpbSt

Jans 10, !S4S-4*-3t

alriadBenr^bj| Aad the A atoseada oopy

STdTB OfMmUXA. TTOO COUNTY aiOTIT COOtf, May Vans, IMS.

D**kl Hoo«bsm,

Patoam co Harrii.JTalbot and f)aeher. Ripley co Wm Hart, ECornwell and Lop don.

Ruehco A Hamilton and Dan'lTTiomsa Rrandolph cot RoWneon MTntire, George W Monks, Jamea Griffis and M'Kee and McFarlin. 8pencer em Thomas Evertin and Benjamin Romine.

Vanderburx co W Sullivan. Washington co: M'Pheeters and Son, Elijah Newland and Andrew SIinkard.

Warrick co Jae M'Martry, Drckeon S Julian. E Baker. Leslie, Skelton aad W 8 Kelley. Warren cm A

__ atwfher Term of my Giemmar af la Terre-Haate. in the kaiimistatery of the Aabary Chepel, an Monday, thalfth day of Jmm~Tenae make kaewa by apWttan.

JmwHMa^t GEO.

We fttrndfld tim mM ^Tommmsr Class, aad we

Ubormae procesa #a are nMaitd to MMlyB te&Sm SS?

age.

sriMgNeihelesmsra nismmer ihen tans sf sui ssadeaf

IsdpeeIC

Joan Wxuaaa«rm.K. Wawrn.

We da.

•esemm gfammjr.

Wit

S78I 34

S9449 99S42 73® 50 190 50 49S14 49495

V8 44

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Jaae lT^I84S-41-t The fHw if 9APriIV«TOI^§ PILLS hrrt**» Ch» Mar j*r fee «a* *e tarn, pHE end«air»«J.haa red^jcod the pqeeof WaPWIa toOMdollar abbx.inall t1»eeoantiee«n Indiana wbitii aie bereia menioined. As a cantioo to.tbe pobtie be wiB here remaHc that ^amoM Pilla. purporting to be hia, and otW Pills with the deception* caption of "Sapmmgwtom^ P&P* tatpwed," ate oifcrad for sale in lasa^r parts of this Slate. I have sever oomwwMdcated to any pareaa tho coiapoeilien of my Pilla, aer siaee 18S» havel badaey awde ewept at my bona neither have I made any improvemente or chance ia them whetever—they heva the sanseappearaaee, are pat ap in tlio aame roogh meaner, aad aradaee preeiealy the sama efllMt aow aa betetofove. And ta avoid difficoli'iee or doubt about getting them geaa* ine, I will give any Agent* neeMe and theaoaatiesu wh

Sid-

Scott oo Swope, 'S Rankin and AT Rotortaon. SoHvaneoi O WStewart, A Williame, ABennet,

SwueSandSfTjavid Cain, Geo MeCtflloch and

Odb^, N and Robins, A Alison, M'Doagal and Thomas Wooley. Tippeaaaoe to Peter Weaver, Jacob Motter, Dr. WiletacheadBiCM'Kee.

Union co OJBurgem. .4^ 4 Vigo co King and John Johitio«. Venmllioa am Jones, Smith aiH Co, Sam'l Groeoendyke and Co, A Jones and Hostatter

Forskev andS Schoonover. Wheelan, Thomae Ellis, and Brightwell.

Wilson. and WM Bar-

law and W GarrwonJOHN 8APPINOTON. .?v•'•Li Arrow Rock, Saline Co., Mo.

N. B. Agents wanting more medicine will inform me ss early ee pmetible. Jane It, 1643-41-*m SCIMOI

CoMiWiissloiier'S 8«le.

fi »jr of September, in dw year IMS.at the Cow Hoaae door, in die town of Terrs-Hanm, bet wean the

THE

aademigaed will sell at Psbljc Sale, on theSd day of September, in y«er lS43, at the Co»trt Hoaae door, in the town of Tene-Haote, betwwn tbe boon of 10 •'dock A.MLandCP. M., Lota no lliMf aeetioa 14. in tewaabm 10,north ef rangeS west. Tbe same havii« beseem formed for the non-payment of law.

W. BARBOUR.

the exaadaation ef Mr.Qea. In to

only'1!^ or fegaaiaaf

had anly recsivadoaeeoameofthytyday to-

wastfoaa ia OIBIHSBSI yet they aoald was with la-

C99RY HRHK IHO KNVWVR CM*

i£mcm nsniini whisaahmhlasynopiisef Eng.

*We do varily believe that oar ccisise af Msleetana swiheliatam amsiartiaiBagh sad set uit know. In rim

Mr.

ehswtslly

ofaH

Ommamr, ta the

af EO^ISH

VI, VII. VHI. IX. X. XI. xtr.

dsraia my line. All Wads of Silw-wale neatly en-*,Terrs-Haate, Jnne 10,40-tf STARK3.

TN porsnaneeofa deerae of the VjgoCircuit Uert, ti* a a a a a iS W a a Coart Honee door, ia Tmo-Heaia. on the »th d»y of Jane. 1S4S, between lOoldock A. M. and 4 oV0«jk V* M., tbe following described pretnisee to-witi A W of graved 18 foet and SI indwe in width eaat and west, by 74 feet aix inches in depth -Nortli and Ssttth% bsta* the the third lot Awn rhe &et ead of the wb^ivjaioa of lot anmber K,in Tme-Hanle, .ss laid off and sob* divided by John Seott.**

S|id lot froate on Wahash Street, baa afoodstote^

A enrtit of one end two yean will bo given, the pur civinv Bonda with good freehold security, difS* enstfrom date.

L.H. SCOTT, A. A. BABBITT,)

r"t ^HimaHn

a few doora above"Mar|m ««. Ua«eeep on hand the cfto&aet Li|aO(ai« beatattsntiea to caatamsm.

Tene-HaaWt Jane^ 1843-aSMf

Terra* Hsute, Jnne 3,1843-39-tf.

lt,MO Rbli. AT BRARB9 SLILIN

THE

W« MeaatsTWm Thompson, and

Bartholomew Co J.C.Hager. Boen«o RO Wa atophensoa, CBack»

Beet Rio Coflbe. lticts. Prims New Orleane Sugar 8# cent* per pound. It7*We give Salt for Wheat, bushel for bashel, snd reweigh the barrela. Our Salt is aa pare and fine an article as can ha loaad ia this market.

THE

April

A T. NOBLE 6- PODOE

A-.c.ma

MODBSirr

T. WHEELER.

rANDBlLLS.Sale BUle.Shaw Bills.

ANDBILLS.Saie BUle.Shaw Bills. Horse BUle fas bets aad Casda. Proauamry Nates, Mm Ohashs.lrr- handssimrfyexacatedat lidaraiima O

TOSH

Comri

rmerlr

«ia Nation

6tefr«st4e enhecrSher ie prepared ta aive instntctions in J. theartofGnlvanic Plaitioe- B» will farnlah the spparatus with directions aa to ihe maaaer af nse 4v CLOCKS, WATCOM & Jsweratv. repaired.a#atpal a^ thsK sign of tbe Gold Watch, North side

THE

Terta-Haats, tane 1818.—•S9~tT '^4

v:.. a?Hpfr 1rk Soli,

enbesriber haa jast ree'd a lot of New York' Salt of a superior quality, for which ho willsidl low, by the bbl. or retail, at ray Store to 9rotts RwA

R. M'GUIRE*

Luke Salt, IN TAFAYETTE.

eohecrihera have on hand,and will receive by Canal through the eeason Tea Tb«ttsaa4 ttarrela of Lake Salt, which they will sell at tbe amiaiially low price of |1 STt per barrel in exchange for Wh«», at the high, eat market price, delivered at their Mill in Lafarecte.

J. &. E. l. BEARD.

M«r »"M843-3a-7t. ..

Candles!!

Mik BOXES moald and dipped Cartes, (jmrt Ul~ OU nheap. May S7-98-tf FREEMAN & JOHNSON.

Tobacco.

JUSTCaveodiah

received, par Steamboat, 78 kegs Honevdew and Virginia Tobacco, a very excellattt article. For mle by

May Sf-S8-tf FREEMAN k. JOHNSON. I ,,T a.•,!••• a.in am if. Mare StoteH.

WAS

stolen from the premium ol Htton Losotv fn Lewis toarnehip Clay county, on the night of the 10th inst. A light sorrel mare with bald faoe, about eixteen hande high, blind with the left eye, some* saddle and collar marka—nine veera old this sprinff., A liberal reward will be given mr the recovery of mid:' mere, or five dollars for such information aa will lead1 to her diaooverv.

May SO, 1843-37-3t. HUGH LOGGAN.

Smtty JProduee, tmd Groceries

FDUCE,

tEF.MAN ft JOHNSON, dealers in SALT, PROGROCERIES fe DOMESTIC DRYGOODS. Terre-Haate. Indiana, have received a partof their Spring supatv of Goods, and are offering them LOWER THAN EVER, in exohange for almost all kinde of Country Prodeoe, or cash, (or either of whieh= are have but one price.

I600borrels refinedKenawhaftilt. *v.00 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by It Windo# Glass, lowers than evbr offered. 4000 doaen Cotton Yarn. General amortment of Fatnny rTrnoarlea, snoh aa'Colfte, Tee. Sugar, Molaasee. Fieh, Dried Fruit. Also, Dye-etufla Janes, Flannels, Calieom, Domsstioa,beaidcer ^rtkdeagseeeallrk^frie-sataiiSteree.

STCome and eee sa. and do not miatalre the wh ta frame Store, "Locum Trss Corner," Northeast Corner of the public Square.

FREEMAN & JOHNSON.

Mhy 13, 1853-38-tr.

Fw4 for the JTtind.

BOOKS! BOOKS!

eubscriber has just rutaraed from the Eatvern Cities, wilb a targe and full eupply of NEW BOOKS, Stationery, Ac., embracing extensive catalogues afeverjr kind of SCHOOL BOOKS, from tba smallest iuvenile.ua to the bigheet Classical and Academical siudiee. Also a large asKrtment of FINE STATIONARY, in all lis variety and beamy, tna-k king hie asaortment now complete. ifr Among hie miscellaneoue works area few copies of President D'Aubirne^s Hietory of the Great Relormation, price SI 00. Thia is a work of greet excellence.' No work ever pabllehed in this country has reeeived inch universal petnmate- $

SPECTACLES.

A bssutifulassortment ofthis artinfe is offored for aale. whieh for cheepnem, beeuty and durability, have never been excelled in this market.

May 13, 1849-30Hlm.

ERASTUS FLINT.

NEW" CASH STORE.

HE Suhecriher has just opened at No. 3, Earlev'a, Row, Terre-Hant*. a shod aeeortment of T)RY GOODS. GROCER 1ES, QUEENS WAR 8. COT-' TON YARN, WHITE LEAD. WINDOWGLASS. DYB STUFFS, all purchased the present ceases for Cash snd at prioss uncommonly low. Tbcy will be sold sceordhtgly and for {eedy pay in alt" caw*. The Public are invited te mil.

May 10, ST-3m» L. A. BOOTH-

Blank Rooks.,

TITILLIAM STACY 4b CO. af lodtananolia, Ia. vv keepeiMMtaadyon handsfullstock ofl^edgert, Joamals Day-books. Blotters. Cash-books.&c.&e which they wiliferniebto Merchants,and other*.at short not ice. and at any point in tbe State. Also, Coaatyand Bank Bookeofevery description. Allolp which ere made of the best ntaMtrfeit.aBdaalowast,: hey can beporcheeedeleewhere. Vdcrs.hy Ma i'ert atharwisejiTrrespsctfallF alieite

Kev4Y4tdf.|t-tt.

JYhttoe to Sto€kkoiders. Braaeh State Sank ef Indiana. I TxssK-HAtrrx, May IS, 1843. I

DIVIDEND of three per oent. has been dedared' npso the pr«6te af this Branch far tbe six moothe ending April», 1843.

By aider of the Board: May SO, 1843-37-St.

N- EBESTTON. Eashier.

TO FARMERS'

SO FANNING MILLS FOB SALE* .. nor CsnalSenp, at tbe corner ot Walnet end fllsrfcatmreoM. Tena Haste, aiade at the Mmtern fosMaa and warranted.

Afril t»-34-18433m. E- BtflSfAlfN St Co.

BLOOD-AND-TURF, WILL make hisatand the preaeaf sea«" san et the form ef Jamas Fsrringioe, adjoiatag Term Haate. Hia psdigrae sad etoek is sceond to no herss apoa the

Wahosh. Far partiarlsrs ma hills. Ceaof Serip reeeivad the same ss ather money lor hie serviscs, if petd by

NCanal,feamNef9the

OTICE lelmmhy given, tbet.^estesfc for the smtstratiiian aimers drri&m ths Cram Cat Eel River faydy dam to the town af Tene-Haeta. tiee beea sabesnhed, and that a meetiag ^55Sgslsea^ea «heiss^_lljaSuCg af Jaae aest—h» Tewa^aataia esteeta Freadsnt and

J. MEWH1NNEY, 1 **EUAM0OM,

Terra-Baate. May f, 1843 SS tm

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