The Wabash Courier, Volume 12, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1843 — Page 3

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THE WABASH COURIER

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JESSK COJfARD, KdttM.

TERRE HAUTE, SATURDAY. DEC- *,

OF KENTUCKY.

nv Tho Legislature of Indiana will assemble •^otl Monday next, the 4th inst. •tlndhtnnpbits. Both branches of Congress will meet on the same-day at Washington city. Our readers

may

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expect through the Courier, the earliest intelligence of all matters of interest from boih Washington and Indianapolis. The Go*arnor's Message will probably appeal ill our S^next tiumbert and the President's the succeed* imr week. k'^ A «***1 FOURIER1SM.

Much is being said at this time ia.feferepce to the many associations lately established* and commenced over the country, on witat is termed JFourier principles* Although these various associations differ much in detail, on (fininor points, still generally, in essentials, and oul-lines, they seem to be the is me. A community of labor,' property and living is said to be the object. Tliey propose generally soys the Virginia Tin**, "a reorganization of society, on principles assumed to be sufficient to add pleasure and dignity to every spe» ciesof industry to secure abundance, hnppi'ness and harmony to the entire mess of the

human race banish a large portion of human wretchedness, degradation and crime* ^whieh now everywhere wfflicts the enrth, and to bog forth out of the capacities of frwn ^full dereiopement of his moral, mental and physical nature, a realization of his highest ^•possibility for goodness, for which he was adapted by his Crentor." 'However desirable all this f*u»y be, tKe tame editor expresses some doubts as to its practicability—and in speaking of Mr. Foo-

he adds—"That

FOURIER

meant well,

really tfesired the improvement of the condi* tion of mankind, there can be no doubt. His circumstances were in early life, above wsnt (lis education was good, and his fiM impres fcion* of his theory were derived while he was 'tho head cbfk in a large produce house in *Lyons. "During a time of great scarcity of provisions, the house increased their price as jhe a^jircity increased, carried their deslm far gain so far beyond the capacity of the people to buy, that while, on the one band the

people were starving, this hotwe was compel. Vied to throw the decayed grain into the sea.

TIHJ

process was superintended by

The Hon. Jourt Divisof Mansachusettsar rived at St. Louis on Friday last, and left on the following morning for Illinois. The fit. Louis Republican remarks"Tho shortness of his stay prevented most of our citizens •who were anxious to pay their respects to ibim, from seeing him. Mr:

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VTBtq STATK

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POR PRESIDKST,

HENRY CLAY,*

DAVIS

is on a visit

to Illinois, and will travel" along the line of \ho Illinois and Michigan canal. He, io fooJnection with another gentleman, has been oppointed commissioner for the foreign* bond ftoldera to examine into the condition of the ©anal, and other things connected therewith, land report upon the propriety ofibeir accepting the propositions made by the State's commissioners under tle law of the lest session, For the sale ofthe canal and cans I bonds. If the report is favorable the Cantl will be finkited. "We learn from Mr.

DAVIS,

Ths WSHMH dourer thinks the nsalt nf the lute etatHNi ia P*«n«]fiT)»n»

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Patriot says ihsi tks Editor of the

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fib»uaa with

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eon with these trncta ahquld tbey come to hand. Two, ar« utHferMaod, to be abbdoco* meota ia mlatioo 10the **CauneiKy 4" TmrifJ" Aootherit entitled "T*e /i/i «f Hemry Clay,** —4ind fourth, it hendtei Ab» Par. lie# tried (heir «et*. the Review ami Patriot* wiairto he pmperiy •altghtcAod on theae highly iWereating aobjecta, wo will cheerfully remit each a few qtyiea, aa aooo aaa«jpp»y way reach ua.

Nine Fire Comptain hovo heoo preaec^ed by She Grand Jury of Philadelphia aa onimnon, The Grand lory hare been indtieod ihoato net in cmarqii»neo of the eootinued «)tianwUh)ff »od fifhviof amoof a^o«|ffi|eri

Pram the fotkiwiog^it will b»anen that the ••Stata Whtg Centrnf Committee,w fa*V0 recommended a Whig State Convention tet be hetd at Indianapolis 00 tfao }6tb of January nesu a

Td'ttiE*wares*OF Trie

BANK

SPOO^RU

FOURIER,

mnC during it, hq writes, he reflected that the£ must be something wrong in the organi* jaation of society wl en «ech results were pro* duced. He, from that lime, until his death in *Vl840, more than thirty years nflerwnrdu, de*Me£ htrnseJf la the elucidation of a eefeeme t»f proper organization. lie dti'd poor, after cloaking some unauccesafuljittpropts to give ^his association permnwncinn France hut he had lived respected and "ho ditid honored and regretted.

ITA

NOAH NOBLE, T. J. BARNKTT, GRORGR W.STIPP /. S. BOBRS. A.

W. MORRIS,

S. V. B. NOEL, JOHN S. DAVIS, HRNRY COOPER CALEB B. SMITH, JESSE CONARD, W. B. BUTLER,, &i

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PBTITJOM TO CoXGRe«§•—

1 our columns to

day will be found a long Memorial^ asking"of Congress to appropriate certain lands in the Vincennes District, for the purpose of extending tlte Wabasli & Erie Cifttal, so as 16 make the chain of connexion complete from Toledo Bay,.to Evnnsville on the Ohio river.— We publish the Petition, that all may have an, opportunity of examination, as thei% will probably be many copies in dirculatloh tof signatures.

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CLOSED.—From the

and H. K.

Lawreneeburg

Beacon we learn that the Board of Directors of the 8tate Bank of Indiana have resolved to dose the business of the Lawrenceburg Branch. Messrs. A. C.

PBPPBBS, P.

HOBBS,

CoNvtcTs.—«On Monday last Mr.

SE?TBNCR

ABDICATION OF SANTA ANA.-~-1I

NRW YORK

well to »hat mnjr

rip«^«d th* ertmtng Ptvwdeuiwt vlfviion. W« sixHitd be ptr«Mrd re kaomr WIMI ilw in ftfw sail Michitftu "«*/"-Cw

Y«*k saif Micbijt«u f"— CntitftrdsttfU

Well I if the rrsuH of the elections in New Tork, and Michigan, are considered matters of boast, as Locofoco triumphs, then indeed, may Democracy be considered on its b»*t legs! There is snreiy no Demncrmtic g«in in New York. On the contrary, it seems to be settled, that in the popular tote, which is Teally the only test, there ia a gain on the part of Whigst As to Michigan, no one— eertaicly no Whig, ever thought of any ether result, if these then are yocr only boasts Mr. Review, your ca tae may as well be set down aa decidedly en the wane.

Wuba^C^pcup^ta act» afeai bar i«f pa- telte a litical tracts at lavKiiatto laam the Wkl oatbtta p»frie of Primal watwwa arlia alwaed With litical sM9a puliiica

Aw «Wrp soma Whip W Vita not ..,. .. R„

wit? not pr^-ot oar fnaad aww Tbere

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IHDtA^A..

In accordance with tho suggestions of the Whig Prpss of tbe State, ihe uudcrisigaed, State Whig Central CommHlee, hereby, on behalf of the Whig Fartv, designate the SIXTEENTH OF JANUARY next, as the period for tbe assembling of a Slate Convention at the Capital.

The pommittee "deem it unnecessary fo make a formal appeal to our friends. They suggest, however, that their primary meet?, ingn be large, that their defegatibns be worthy^ of tl» opening of the approaching campaign, and that, in all primary meetings, the great effects of judicious electoral selections, and general organixation be kept in view.

have been appoin

ted receivers. The notes of this Branch \ull continue to bo received by all the other branche. orih. Stale B.nk.

RAY.

SlmrifTof Vigo county, accompanied by two Deputies, started with six convicts, three blark and three white^ for the Penitentiary at JeflbrsonviHel

DIAS.—SAML. DIAS,

whom

we mentioned last week,as having been found guilty of murder, was on Saturday last sentenced by the Court. The sentence wns prononnced I Judge

BRYANT,

and Friday the

r^2d of December fixed upon as the day of execution.

It is mid that Mr. O'Co^NKiL h^sd^to ed to defend himself, in tho prosecutions commenced against him. He intends to enter in* to a general review of the British policy in Ireland, especially in regard to the Legislative union, in order to exhibit the cause of the Repeal movement, out of which those State pr«secutjons have arisen. His speech alone will probably occupy two days.

is report

ed from Mexico that Santa Ana re signed the Presidency of Mexico on the 2d of October. The New York Ptebiiu has tbs following paragraph, received vie Ilavnne.

S*a.a Aa»in*rfe over the execative power to Gea. Cm»«»li»ofl ihe fid October, »n«t the letter took the onth on the 4th a« pro»i»'»nal PrestdeaL. Ssaia Aae will remain at Manga deClavo till after tbe eleotioa or re it at

Agreeably to the cooatitatioa the provtwonal preetdent h«e appmated 33 m^taHere of the Senate, the first of whom ia thai Ganernl Pamtee. whom the enemies ol Santa Ana aeraaed him of tiavinc poiconed. The •ante pereoa ia alao appointed a Major Usaerai by the previaiotiai pree»do»U. wi 1 1 1 li'i^

Stoft^—The

of Mr. J.

that

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FORD

prob

able he will return by St. Louis on his way home, and if so, will stay a day or so In tlW city.**^'^

in another column, shows a

very extensive assortment of new and fashionable goods. He deals largely in Broad Cloth*, Dress Silks, Hardware, Cutlery, aud Queensware—Tea Coflte. Sugar, &o. Country produce of all kinds, we observe, taken in exchange for goods.

The New York Amertcan, of Saturday week, sa3*8 I he Commercial, upon what authority or what pres«rop»inn w* know not, peremptorily assert* that Mr. Welwtter had newer before or nine* the wi«»g^tion of his name fbr the Vice Presidency bee» ceo-nl-ed. We pronwince the staieraent unfounded, for we know it to be »oJ* ." If 1 -*L JS a

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Tat Airnqmrr or 8s*vim v»t Bsia».—It ia established that as at the preaeat dar ia Ef rpt. ao in the most aaeiem tnttt. it was e*s«w» w«a aH the ISflftia** to th*ir A**/t, and sndenttf taetr ft-

hmrtcafrtwmaara met with thesa Mat feeerallv miiitmr* mem. whA, in their «rHw*a* cwmpatgm, ftad •Mflwr Ws»t»or main of abaviiv*. or prt»waof t)HlMSr*t««frof pmijaininr. SIfvUliddoa tell* a«, «b«t in f** fb« K«v|M»ane wan th* oaIv early

with tbe A«tba. »ba barker ar#s a deatist aad jehbinf

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f\iafaA»iWb SHIML aNitta* sbavmj aa wa»l aa "ilia parta af aw*. ~7? berv ft.aetioaa!* Tl« w-ea ibwheardb. b«t »t»

Oaiiasfcly—ara arwh lo do all the gnod WW I jn H. H. thai J«arpb when veamaaejl torn laad«acaiMi b» Pbaeaab. "»*—erf f«a tblva 1

MM.'

(bat the B»We aaabh* us to wiry shaving feck to 188© Mama C.wtNba tfce sratpteiw ia tbe Mmfae rwaad |he Drrarmda, pm»e its »ni»w*t ase ia Gtvat asaarat oaataraa bakf» thai data.-Ma*m Tmmtrifl, -r-~.., 'Taa Kitv -IWa taata

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lf the Editor! of ariwd oHefa W repair wbaatjMay »a the wnfaw Mratiwl rrpmn tbaaatla* TMS iat»» dSaaad aaeaptewd »tba pwawaa uiaeaiaad.hasgta» aa re* wamr aad dims wwawaatarw a wmm I that fbeas «aa« geawwal aaa»w

an awrb»«»5e si«sr«e tsat

ill il nlBrm-* tbe aae? leave ef atwenae, be ve ha

Imaaatl tW nKtmr* belmwaiay te rf O- C**r~, 19m*. J7.

Tjh»)»O^t aw NP» 1^f .. IWbaa obtained ,be prsna, It aa»djf Mat lai there aeear waa a aetatar aae«a bwakt «l» MM* de«eet. «r a aaaa amiable ia Safflf «ee maawd tb M«a that a «»He»naa aanay aartm {U 7b«aia tbe world. i^»«weet^Mtrf TM, •'bw taaertr givrs »ae no pat* B»w wadi ia fc sbaaM «eak df af»a taa« tbe warld, thttaS

ihat be tba

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•J WASttu®TOJf,Nov.17,18^. Congress will^ open on Monday fortoight and in a few daya we may expect some apee^ imens of the new representation, more thatf Wluiti^reil of *bnaart stMK^r new menf bers an unprecedented large propoftioil.—. And4t ia a puzxle t«i get at thecr«d or no. lions to know whether they ore caocositea or independents the hitter opinion prevails juat oow. So very few «f the old members are left in the H«»r, aonie difficulty i» preliended in forming the Coromhlees.

The subject of the Speakership ia beg?®., nlng to be ^lacussed the candidates already named,op the part of tho aali-whig prtjt lire John W. J00689 *nd-G* Cs Drom|Oote, of Va. D- H. Lewis, of ^la., and Jiio. Camp* bell, ofS. C. The twoformer on the. part of the exclusive fnends of Mr. Von Bareo, are thought to be the most prominent, atid ire known to be hostile, -to Mr. Calhoun. Hr. Lewis will probably be dropped as phyakitlly incapable, arid Mr. Campbell may be the candidate of the Calhoun division he ait honest pentlemnn. of high character, and or an unruffled temper^ and has eerved etgb|ses^ sions In the House* The House, counting th# blank in tbe representation from Maryland,* and the necessary absentees, and vacancies, cannot consist of more than 210 members.—*. Of these, as near as we can count noaea, there will be a little over 70 Whigs, and some 34 Calhounites, with a few suspected anti-Vnn-ites from the West. Should any citiion take place with the whigs, there wiH be yet a considerable struggle for the majority. It /mist have become apparent to the Calhoun men since the late election in New York, that a Van Buren Speaker will give that party great copfidenoe in the country* and if the Triends of Mr. Calhoun are disposed, such a sekctionr can be prevented.

Some confusion is anticipated in .organizing the House, from the fact that four delegations* being about to present themselves,

W!M|

In regard to' the CnblMf nominations to come before tlte Senate, Mr. Nelson insists on his nnme being sent in immediately, while some of tho doubtful gentlemen ckhject, for fear of the consequences. The President, it is said, inclines to Mr. Nelson's opinion, as he js said to be very desirous to get rid of a S»-c-retary. Mr. Tyson has been installed as 2d. Assistant Post Master General, in the plnce of Mr. Bryan, nuceremonloudly ejected. This wns the only high appointment that could be given to Mr. Tyson, independent of the voice of the Senate, which, after many forgiving*, has at length been consummated. Mr. Bryan wns a rabid L^ofoco, from Ohio, the fn-ther-in-law of Mr. Well*. M. C., who got the appointment from Mr. Tyler, assuring him hat it would give him theS ate. Alter M*. Brvan hud removed a great many whig posi-mas-fers, without increasing the Tyler stock in Ohio, Mr. Tyson tells the Prenident that the Office of Assistant Post Muster General is the eery place fi»r Aim. Mr. Robert Tyler waitski on Mr.* Bryan tit his ofiice, telling him he is authorized to request him to resign to give place to Mr. Tyson, under assurances that he shall be provided for, wheuever Congress may make appropriation for some South A meriean treaty. Mr. Bryan asks a few day* to consider. In the mean-time, a mutual friend,informs Mr. Bryan that the President before his departure for Virginia, had left with Master Bub the order for him to resign

ffns

have

not been elected according to law—from Missouri, Mississippi, New Hampshire and Geor-. gia. Mr. Campbell gave notice at the close of the last session, that ho would call up the matter/-'Much will depend, it i-i thought upon the bhtirse of the Clerk, in calling the rollAs the lime approaches, the question becomes moire and more disagreeable, and one that all would like to avoid. But it must be met.-— The course is a plain one Twenty-two-States have respected the law, in making their elections—a law passed by^ Congress, under the express letter and wording the Constitution. All parties should unite in the same, action, that is, to send them back. .,.

In connection with this subject, I trtky mention, that the Legislature of Georgia, now in session, will proceed immediately to- district that State. an'J.elect new membe(« to be here, at a very en 1 ly period.

There are, several Candidates for the Clericship. Mntthew St. Clnir Ularke, the jreseni worthy and active incumbent, heads the list, followed by Mr. Harris, late M. C., Mr. Gar* land, Mr. French, and others. From indications. Mr. Clarke has a fair prospect of remuining where, he is. *1

Mr. Tyler is still absent in Vif^inia.-^ Whet- he returns to submit his anrtual message to the consideration of his Cabinet,If he dove at ail, tUe hreaoh now «x*«ttfig tmwog them will be widened. Mr. Upshur is opep-, ly and undi««guisedly in fuvor of the annexation of Texas, and will have it recommended in some form of a state paper* In tjue ttewa on this subject he ia supported by the President* 'i

tPRICHT BimiNESS MAlf

There is 00 being io the world for whom 1 fee! a higlter moral respect and admiration than the upright man of l-usinese. No, ntM for t!ie phifiitiShmpist, the rpiasionnry, the Vmtrtyr. 1 fiwl that I could more easily bo a martyr than it man of that lofty, moral, uprightness. And let me say, yet more distinctly, that it ia not fbr the genera*! manthat I feel'this kind of respect. Generosity seema to me a low quality, a mere impulse, compared with the lofty quality I speak of. It ts not for tho man who distributes extensive charities, who bestows magnificent dona ttons. Ttuu may all be very well. speak ooi to di^paraga is. I wish tin*re were more of it: and yet rt may all consist wita a want of ihe true lofty, unbending uprightness— That it is not the man, then, of whom apeafc bat it is he who stands amidst nil the interest* and perilous exigencies of trade, firm, calm, disinterested and upright. It is the man who can see another man's diatresa as well as his own. It» the man whoae mind his own advantage* does not blind nor ciood for sn inafant—who ,-oi»ld sn a judge upon a question between himself and his neighbor just as aafeiy a a the present magistrate upon the bench of justice. Ah! how much richer than ermine—how for nobler than the train of magutorial authority—how more awful than the guarded pomp of majesty, that simple, magnanimous and majestic truth!

Met*ST'i*a Ttxjirut .-We copy As fetlowinf fm tbsNewOHcaasPieayaaeofibe Ifahan: "CaiM.lVeM.af ibesdwwoerC»wle.*iTiwdye*erd*y, repwis Aai tiwia iseeaqr peohabiSty ef the rwaaiiwiaawwsii of basnbtieabatweea Tataaaatfletita,

iricw OSIJUXS ^AKKETtJror. is,

Beeswax Tallow, Bacon, Corn, Oats, Rye, Butter, dried Beans and country prod ace in general, in exchange for Goods. Aluo, will take Bet( Hidei, Deer Sfciaaaad Fur ol all kinds, if good.

IMS.

Mmf Setii ew» w»ki«f in a wwdt tor IMas.9 Mi |rip,S 1011 iMtaalt» aarliet.

JUcm—^deeSte S(e, aitoi)d«f» k, tema 4 Jo, eanVaeaed dot 64—dait.

JUnt^tiiiap 4I« ia bUi 51 a ajrS«it«Jj»le ItllMi.llMk

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Jiff WewrtJiiJthi tMMt sslcsoetjr. Wtj*w W a Mo^ott demand, and a araall sapply 1 a a 4 CW»—$elee are.nekia|{ at 4« a 45e, end in good a*, ttaod tManinte beinc aoiaU fad Mock lifhu

OMrrSfc ia bf^ St a 33c hi eoc&s 39 40c 4easand very good, tkere being b«Uiuie ia market. r'I\, rt c^M^R^^'Kovmbertt?*-

Tbe floor market ^efirtt- at-$3 0* $3,65 at eensl-t and 93 TO at city ,ji»ilte. Whiakey, }8I 19s. -S». change ia wheaufclaaed, or dried frait. 11w areather haa haoome too earn for moghteriagv bof*. Moderate sales, at tfejtf a 9337.. TheTe is a Stock of 10.000 Ur 15,000 Mm ia peod. .U- O1'!' iaa^^NmnkvIk^

Flour-r^We latre beiir^ df ao tranaactiotia of iwportaane 'lhls week We remark no change in prices, aad atiil qqote it $375 wholeasle, and |4a $4 25 at retail.

JRCajverdT-Coatintieaia aood, detnaaa at Me^wiia bat iitt{e*OHTntng in. J' Grain—-"Wheat ia ih Kqatest at 6S a 68c., and not ftearatiffieient ooooea into market to aieet the diwttttk KeW sbro tela demand at 20 a S5c. Oata 18 a 20c.

.4*%fic0*c -.w

& gene?at xn(sc\jug6[

the uMzens of Vigo

county is requested in the Court House- in Terre Haute onr TUESDAY next, the 5th of December, to taRe into, consideration aomo important «natlef» conneeled with the prosecutittfrviof the Watmsh and Erie Canal. As the utmost unanimity ofsenti^petit aod action on tbatsuhjectis desirable, it is hoped that the. meeting will be jargety aUended. The immediate object of ihe meeting wilt befully explained.

%T* v:

^erre Hatfjf Nw. g9, .*

rpHERE will be pfeadiirtgia theCfcthdie CharcK, JL an Sunday tSe 3d el December, cooinwarcing at half past tra o'clock, A. M.

I wiJJgive tbe marker prices for the above articles, if tliepeople will cive me a call it will be thankfully re CMVEF4, A

R. JlloGUJRE'S ca**r

APPLICATION

Will

Nov. IS-11-31 N. PRESTON, C«A«rr.

sa*«

....

Tprre Haate, December S, M4St-v

Toeaday eveniae, Sbe2t«t November, by the Rer. Mr JEWETT, Or. EBENEZER DANIELS, to Mra. MARY WASSON, all ol Terre Haute.

SLAUGHTERING ISOC1S! ~k:^:jVevo Mtitabttohment.

fihBE WiHacriher will be. prepnred next week for JL SJaaghtering/Hoga afid solicits thote who have business in hie fine jo gj*e hiro a call. Hewill endw•or to gtveeatie&ction to iiis customers. The slaughtering house is ia the South pari of town, just below, the Steam Mill.

Dcccnber 2-13-61

persons still owing for subscriptions, job printing, or adtenieirnr to the Wabash Courier estahlishment. whiist ptiblislied by the subscriber, or by J. & T. DOWJJW will please call and pay the same to ALB6RT LANGE. Esq. aad Agents nt a distance. remiiintg money for

RM»

every dvlinmn the sipal), jbc

THEthe

PRODUCE STOKE,

Scotf» How, fir*! Hwr West of the large red Hat. No*, ll,l843-10-3m. ... R. MeGOlRE.

NOTICE

lie matle by the andermgned

at the n«xt. Term ol the Clav County Probate Court, to ike Jadpe thereof, for the appaintmc^u.of ihree-rtiain terested free-hoidws, residents of said county, to divide and make partition of all the following Real Eetate, to-wfc. The South W«t nr. rtf the North West qr of section Thirtv^ix^Tftwn 13. North Range •even, West Also the Nerili Wesi'qr. of South West qr ol afornaid section Also the North East qr. of tbe South -East qr.

section twenty-three.. Town and

Rangeaforrwaid Also tbe West half of the North *V. qr. section 30, Town 12, Range P, "Weat, ol whidi said Real Edtate Samuel But!, lute of said eounrv, deceased, diedseixed.'and which said application will he made by as as heirs of the said Snmnel Bit deceased.

SAMUEL RENSHAW.

MARY ANN RENSHAW, lata '*6- MARY ANN BUTT. '7 BENJAMIN P. BUTT-

Oct. 14, 1843-6'3t

C.HA*R1!«eTOJ», J.r RiirtrAR, *. B. FitHCHILD. nARRmrrroN, nAifNAif, & ix). l?tORWARDJNG AND COMMISSION filERI? CHANTS, Evsnsvillc, Indiana..

Nov. 25, 1843-tS-t

A-fRobbefyl

THEon

Foiling Mill of tbe subscribers was brolcen"into the night of the 28th October, and 108 ranis of Cloth taken from it.' They were in separate pieces, and way b« described as follows*.

SB*

piece* of Domes

tic Fiannel. containing W, 19.96,13, SI, and llf yards, numbered 0.10.13,22.24 and Tt. They were left for tbe purpose of being fnlled and dressed—the principal pert being entire! fulled, the balance tinder way, bat none dressed. We will give a rewnrd of 915 for tbe recovery nt the Cloth, or for aoeh informatwe aa wilt |«itd 10 tbe deteotioo of tbe thief or thieves.

Nov. 1S-11—tf J. J- A A. N. RUSSELL,

JVotire f# Siockholfters. BBASCO STATE BAM OR I*I)IAJ»A. Tefrt-IUuie, Ifov. If, 1843 1 1 DIVIDEND of three per eeat bas been declared f\ upon the pmfitsof this Branch, Cw the six meotba, endirtg October 31, IR43. *. fly order ef the Board,

TotheFubHc. iiV" ^X,THS WASBH^OTOB HAXL, Tudmrtapolim. fiavtitg beien repaired and refitted by tba nmb^viraed. he rmpeerfuily infornw the iwblic tbat it ia bia intenriae to eontiaue tbecatablisbateet tag the current year. His

aeoomnodationa abai! be equal to tbe bast, aad bis teraas tundarateTbe pabliepatcanace is reMWetleHy aolieifed.

Nov ll, 1843-*0-3t B. BROWNING.

ItOTfCE*

"^HK pattaeitiip iMntoim e*namg Between Stepben S«atw.i», JosqA 8. Wallace, aed .Matbew Wsllaee was dissolved rta it first ins*- by tbe'dearb of Stephen Straiten 5 and tbe besinaes wiH be settled mp by 2. S. Wallace, one of the surviving partners. All wtw are ia any «r indebted to tbe concern will pteaaa rail at eeee, and make payment, aa the accounts and noteadae mam be paid, ia eider that we nav meet tba *_*•*«... ko^L^cl.

Nee.H-10-tf Surviving partners.

Ferei|T«t Attaebwent' i?

NOTICE

ia hc*at* «nwe, tbat ae tbe «tb day ef November. A. D. IMS. a writ ef Foreign AtlaShawat was waned by ma. Albgt Laage.a Jauceaf the Peace afHarnaoa township. Vigo amniy. Indiana, at tbe instance aed mama tbe aradavH ef Hareion S«eeeaa. ag»eat tbe goeda and cbvuete, rigb« aad erodita, mon«vsaadeff«a,«l LewmTVdea. by vtttee of wbicb wnt tba fcBewiegffeedeand abattela. -. OneeorM) baaae. ana sorrel triied horse. «ee wagton. two b»f-Mo-rabaa, iwwasttaafhaflkasaedene wagfoeeaear, have been atlacbed as tba prepare/ef the aid L«w«e Tat»«,aad that oe tbe3S«bof Mav. IS44.at lOeViaelt. A. M. at aar oftea in aaid towaahip. I shall proceed «A beer aad decide apse aaid aMavtt, wberaot tbeaaid

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S^'S

'. SAMUEL PADDOCK.

Wabash Courier Accounts,

TIIO^E

will please address him

daring my abseuce at Indianapolis. Jtis ^boped that tent will feel, in honor bound, to liquidate iDUiih numerous balances due.

JOHN DOWLING.

*. Picemleg. To the Public,

Foundry business will hereafter be conducted hr two sunririnp partners, under the name of J. S. Wallace & Co., in Terre-Haute. where airqrdcrs for CASTINGS will be thankfully received, and promptly at tended to. Ploughs. Fanpi "tr Mills, Thrawitag'. Machines, Horsepower Bark Mills, Fan _Irona, Smoothing Irons. Fire Dotrs, Wagon Boxes, I lough points, Landsidrs, &c. Also. Wrought Mill Irons, made to order: Steam Engines, Turning in Iron, and

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CASH POR WHEAT A FLAXSEED

1 WILLpay ilie higheet market pfiee for the above JL article® in cash, and aleo will receive Feather

per.

mOSFJECTUS.

THE

proprietor of the

He may be pardoned for fayiAg that thus far, his enterprise has not mat (he success which, under all the circumstances, lie had reason to expect.

Having mader extensive additions to thf typography ca! department of the JOUSMAL. nnd having procured editorial asststapce which he has every reason to believe isacceptibie to the party and having witnessed with great pleasure the generous testimony of the Whig press of the State and leading polititians, as also that of distinguished friends abroad, in lavnr of its general management, both mechanical and editorial, and having expended every energy in the iasuihg of extra pub locations designed for the advancement ol our cause the proprietor is forced to say to tbe publie that, thus lar. I.is labors has not been requited.

This ia uttered in nospirit nt complaint,but as a ean did statement of (sets for the benefit of these who, wishing well to the establishment, desire te know the truth in regard to its condition.

Deprived of all Government and State patronage, the JecsKAL must rely for tbat Support, which ia lo render it efficient, upon the Whig party of the country—and there are numbers, ability and patriotism enough in that party if active friend* will malt it a mailer of perianal iutereti, to secure with esse all the Support essential to .a wide defufion of the sheet, and jta proper maintain ance.

Tbe coming Will be vastly important year: and a matter of vital importance is it that proper encouragement he affiwded lo Ihe Whig pms of Indiana. We say tbe prt*», for the undersigned wish It distinctly understood that they desire,fire: to see tbalocal presses of the State amply encourag-d: next, they ask of the pirty that (bey bestow theirsorplus meant towards the tkuilding^p era State paper, which all admit, tbe poll icy. ct}»meter and interest of tbe Bute require. While, ill the.coming contest, the munitions of war sHall be wdTlsupplied to ihe gallant soldier* of the press in the different const it*, let thecrttmhe that fill from the table rather be directed lo this point, than employee pampertng ihe overgrown establishments of the Eastern cttua This is mil that (be proprietor asks—snd has be not reason te expect it?

Tbe Publisher and 'Editor has 00 naw promises to make- All thai Is writbin tbe compass of tbetr cspsci* tv. means and tafaauyj will be empbyed to make ihe JOCB.VAL a alwet worthy of a good rspetatiea. Dnrmg the approaching erosion of the Legislature, fell Con gresstortel aed Legislative Intelligence will be spread before the reader* of tbe

THE anbstfrW is reeei¥ine dir^ Ne#%ork and Boston, on tbe fiait aide of t^ f^bliftSv»e|Mw» dowa South qf ihe Natiooal femtf, a geMral and enuwly i»w fiwh* iooablo stock of fall and winter goods, consisting oC^„

-fi_-wv 'Broad CUoths, French apa Knglish^Casinierea#.. DiamondBeaver Cloths, Satinett, Pilot^Cloth. gngtkh Velvets, Beaverteeo, Kentucky Jeans, Sheep** Ctty, 'i^flard Times, Kersey J«an«, Xjinsey's Drillings,,: *.»A- Canton Flannel, Padding, Canvais,

Woolen Fianneta.

'DressSilkir

^rei V^vetar Alapine Alpaca^

Crape die Pekin, Figured VVaterlon, English Meridb,

•BuwiBfUiABaa

x. Pkris Dresses, Chenett, Mootaline ad» line, Otmleteea« Woolen Merinoos. Orleans Caledonia and Tartan Shawls, 1 Misses' Cloaks,LadiesCoHanp, Wristlets add Points,

"V^ttingf,Stockaand Collar*.

Also a yer/ extensive assortment of fashionable Bnglish and Flinch Prints. Domestic Calicoes, Sheetings, Skirtiog^ Bed Ticking* Cotton Yarn,

JUo, Cuba, aiwl Lagujra Coffee, Bro#ns Clarified, Loaf and Lump Sugar, Young Hjson, Hyson skin, Hyson and old Hyson Teas,x Molasses, Rasins, Saleratus, Pepper, Ginger, Pimento Starch,

Bar Soap, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, Lead* Madder, Copperas, V-

Indigo and Allum.

mpafflaj'sr xjns (QcnEiBsrewxaii*^

BARTONS CELEBRATED ROCHESTER NEW YORK AXES," AND BURTON'S HORSE-SHOES.

host of BOOTS and SHOES, and EASTERN TAIC E A E So an a German Plush, Cloth, Fur and Sealitte Caps.v,v

THE public are invited to caK anil'examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as our goods will be sold at prices that cannot fail to please, .* •. .- «y

WANTED, IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS:

60,000 busbels of Coro, 20,000 bushels of Wheat, 1,000 bushels o£ Flaxseed^ 1,000 Pork Barrels, All kinds of Country Produce will be taken such as Oals, Whitif Beans, Clover and Timothy seed. Butter, Beeswax, Tallow, Dried Fruit, Dry and Green Hides, Feathers, &c. &c., will be received for GOODS, at the highest market prices. I

IF you wish to make gretft bargains, iSDSke

money buy a great many GOODS, dont forget the NBWfe YORK STOKE, Gast'side of the Square,

Terre Haute, Dec. 1843^-r-l^r j,. V,V 1 !H

THDUNA STATS

JoesI*At, once

more appeals to the Whigs of the State of Indiana for their support of the tons established sheet under his cohtrbl.

JTCRVAI..

together wjth, as

moch aa possible, ef the current intslligmce of tbe day. Indiana m*rt be mtermrdThis faet is stamped on #vwy tree WWg beart, en«l is altered fmm every trne Whig's lips. Tba v«« of her dretoral lioke* must be Whig, and her repreaeniation in the General Aasemblv mttet be Whig. Her mfri United Sratfa Senatorial •lection mate be a Whig nrhtniph. TKs lengeage Is p(«it»ve pwhance. bet are leal tbat af warranted by n«r power as a party to do. and tbat determination 10 tie which tbe etisw inspires, and which ihe hntsas ol eer njotone friend in theeeble disenthralled Atatevef Xnrtl) Carolina. Teeneaese, Maryland. Pennsylvania, Georeia. aad Ohio, command tas to aooomplisb if we would av«W inevitable diagraee. To this end. far as its4ftfloeaesgt»ea. letibeprysabo eneeersced: let not itseftarts langaish. a* in time past, for the lack ef a aopport wbieh ia equally its ewe dm aed tbe piain tniMi a of He friends.

The JocjutAL. as heretofore, will be peblisberi at tbe W rate of two ddba per year, on tba foilowing

SESSION PAP0L «•«*meet Diiir, #J## Tst-Wssscr, loo Waxrr.r.

BY THJB YEaJ, tta mimmmee Wasmtr. .. $2f» Three Copfee, 5 00 SesH-Wgxsr.r. "4 00 percent and Beak Sra wUf bejaiura at per pmns nvtrig en tfie ttneol tbe Maoison and In-

All eewwneeicationa ett immt. iastt be directed, mmtt fmH. te S. 7. B, NOEL. Publisher. All eta tiers fekfmg & tin editorial Aefnrtmmnt to

Indiana pot is. Nee. T. J. BARNETT.

Job Printing.

HANtHniXS.Sele9itle.8bew

STATIC SENTINRL. .• THE SESSION PAPER. We now again iasue our propuaalalor publifhing, da* ring the senio*i Of the Legislature, a Daliy, and 11 Triweekly paper- Tbe terms of the Daily will be twe dollars, tn all cases in advance. As an evidence of the value of these publications, ws will state, that inanjr copies were sold alter the last session had expired, and readily brought three dollars. They are the beat record of the proceediuga of the Legislature that can be lisd and we slfrll endeavor, by having competent reportera, to render them as perfect and full as the nature of the case will permit. The Week I ,for (kt Stuion, IL be 50 centa in advance and tba Tri-weakiy una dollat in advance.

Our contemporaries, who will tive the above an in* sertion or two, shell have the Daily or Tri-weekly, as they prefer, io exchange.

S'AFLINACDJWAIBTIJA MIQBIBASSRAE&^R JEfftablhthment• V*

MRS.

CHILD respectfully informs the Ladies off Terre-Haute, that ahe haa lately arrived from tho East with a beautiful assortment of Millinery Goods, consisting in part ol Florence Bonnets (of several varieties and prices,) English and French Rutland* Straw Bonneta, all of the laieet feehkm. Bonnet Rib* bona and Flowers, Bonnet Silks. Cap Laereand Edg« inn. Ladies Cravats, Swiss snd Book Muslins, Sewing Silk, Pins, Needles, Thread, See. fee IK

Mrs Cntto ia prepared to dean and alter lo the rasb^/ ion. Straw Bonnets in the neatest .winner. Silk Boa* nets, Cape, Collars, &c„ kept on band or mads to er^* der. '.

Dress tasking,will he connected with Millinery, 1st. dies' Dresses and Cloaks will be made to orderShop on National Road street, opposite tbe Congress.' gational Meeting HouSe.

Ladies call and sse, and exgimes for yourselves. NOV. te''

FRESH ARRIVALS

Booti, Shoee, Hats, Cap*, AT rea sie* or res L«*e« ssewAT.

SCOTT'S ROW, TESRE'HAUTE^ ^yHKRE may be fnend the most complete aad es

tensive variety ef If ATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES ever before oflfered on tbe Wabash Valley. ,/

BATS,

C. O. Mtrace it Co. are determined, (sn fsr ss the price of goods are concerned,) toesteblish for tbemsanres a repufatihn for selling the most durable articles, ana,, at a L.us rtfct, than any other establishment in Terra EEsute. Depending, aa we do, upon small proflta awl tptfck sales, the publie. have sn advantage of cheapgoods by wirchM.ng of us and.as one ef the 4, rraiHe New York, ther mar be sere of finding srii-iv clea frteb from theman«facJor«ra(where they ere made|"^

Expressly to oTder £*d net, as is toe often the esse,) |f gnbdeahop-worn and moth-ea'ea• Ai wed# 1 eaikjj bestness. the pum««s! nun naetl set besfraid of baling*'-. per cent added te cover looses that Jim occur I rem those who never pay. All we ask is that persons wanisg any of the ebeve articles, will call and examine r* tbem. prevtoes te making thetr pewdtaagt. Trtstr s»«wk of

consists of Beaver. Noma,

f, 11

jKaoapoQs Rail R^d, Rail Road Scrip will be iskeitstU,^, Jkjkama Mvtvav Fiaa Issesascs

MEMBERSof

Bills.Horse BfTIs

Label »*nd Ceris. Preeniasery Netes. Blank buidseaaeliye^eeetedarthestterieetKv latent*

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little

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Casstmere. pfain Rtnaia, (drab »nd black.) oony, musk-, nt and wool, of tbe latest fashien and moeld. and of the best tnateriele. Far care enwipras the follow t^f srylea: DOrsay, Coflees. Geard. Ifavy.end a beaetifol article styled Tempts Can and also, a large vanety ef lair-essill. far-seal, and fine otter, ot tbe awr beaefm textwreand qealttf. Also, a well arfected assortmeat of CM*, CwtW, CnmU, Feat-

WOTICK.

COMTAST,

f*4im*peti*, Horn. 11. 843.

SIM Cempenv in Tm»HaB|». and

vicinity, ere hereby notified that their Receipts for •ssisiwirats ordered A eg.®43. payaWa •let dey ef October, and afie few Receipts for !«4J. aranww in the hands ef C. W. Bassecs. &<j te whom immediate payment meat be made in oeder i» avoid •eitaen tbe whole ameaafa of tbe wspeetivs Prmtete

JAMES' BtAKC.

Nev. W-11-St er T**sa«e*