The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 December 1847 — Page 3

The Lou'teville Journal says»

P*scioiis

little confidence in the Herald or 8tn, both of wbich, whilst proteasing to be nsntrml papsrs, are etrongly looofoco, yet eveo tbey, sines reading sn anthem ic copy of Mr. Clay's speech, woonnmln ed to change tbeir tone. Wo eopi the following Irom how papers«

fl From the New ttrVftrratf. 2W 94. This speech is a most astonishing production— certainly on the aide of paaoa against the poises *saion or annexation of Mexico, and in faror of pre

Interring the Union in its present limits. We eon rider it, beyond a doubt. as the most powerful, the tnoet eloqoent. the moot pointed, the most eaer-

C«tic speech which ever proceeded from the lips of JMr, Clay. Its effect opoa the Whigs most be great and overwhelming and thoogh the first re{mrtof this speech, produced great astonishment this community, and great difierencte of opinion among Whigs, yet the interval of ten days eermi to have softened down tbaee difficulties, and to have prepared the wey for a combined and unt tersel affort of the Whige in support of Mr. Clay and to make him their candidate for the Preside* «y, on the principle* be has now enunciated. The friends of Taylor aiid Scott among the Whig ranks bare been for come time rather vociferooe hot it «ens they are now qnieted, charmed end overborne by the passionate entboaiasm of Mr. Clay's friends. Whether the first excitcment produced by thie eloqoent speech will subside apd enable them to recover their ground, time will tell. Mr. Clay^s doctrines are ondonbtedly, well pat forward. The picture which be draws of the lamentable eoneeqoenees which might perchance foil «pon this Union from the annexation of Mexioo, will make a powerful impression. We heve thought otherwise, and we yet cling to oor first opinion, being more disponed to look forward to the benefits socrning from the cooqoeet of Mexico, as be great event of the dey, than to calculate upon future evile, or to harbor the thought of danger to the progress of eoeiety,'

Nrom the New York Herald, Nov.

15.

This remarkable speech, containing so comprehensive a view of the present poeiticn of the United 8tates towards Mexico, and predicting so forcibly a dark future, strengthened by reference to tbepast history of twenty centuries, is well calculated to produce a great effect on the minds of the American people, no matter whether in favor of renunciation or annexation, in it* whole length or breadth. The poeiiions assumed in that speech sre coiichcd in the moet burning eloquence, calculated to produce a great effect on «very unprejudiced mind. We most reflect on the destiny of this country—we must, as a nation and people, determine on what is lo be done with Mexico. This is the great question of the day.— This is the knotty point that astonishes and stagger* the whole country. On this point Mr. Clay* views sre expressed with the greatest, and in the most burning eloquence. He is againet ell an negation, except it is the mere harbor of San Franeieco. He gives his reasons in strong language, in a most forcible style, end In a most convincing shape. He assumes a moral attttude, which, were it adopted by the nation, wdbld at reach astonish the countries of Europe by its sublime magnanimity, its almost heavenly, its saintlike forbearance, as they have been thunderstruck by the brilliancy of our campaigns, the wonderfol •kill of our generals, and the terrible energy of the troops under their command. To abandon all our conquests in Mexico—to evacuate that country— to retire to our own boundary would be an example of magnanimity and forbearance—a moral, a political, a Christian example of magnanimity and forbearance that would certainly astonish and confound the world.

What, then, is to be doneT The question ettll recurs Shall weannex Mexico with sll itsauendant evils, ss propheeied by Mr. Cley, or believe in thoee signs of greatness repreeented by those opposed to them This Republic is certainly on the brink of some kind of a Rubicon. We must stand there, looking before and behind na, for the next twelve months to come. That Rubicon is the Rio Bravo Congress is there standing and looking acmes. The American people are there,gaxIng on thefrteeples of Mexico before them, and looking behind them on the peaceful and united land which they have hitherto to cultivated. What ie to be done! The whole civilixed world ie looking on and wstchine our conduct and operations What is to be done! We are in a more imported position than Cwar wae in when he was on the bank of that fatal stream, and there we must remain, calculating and cogitating, comparing and correcting until we make up and settle next November, as a great and free people, the issoe that mav give a new direction to the United Statee and to the whole civilixed world.

From the Baltimor« Sen, Nov. 45. We have read with a sense of relief, the speech of Mr. Clay, recently delivered at Lexington, because it has In some degree removed the unwelcome Imprassiona that had been made by i** nopiieal sketch which anticipated its publication. Thoogh there is a sufficient similarity in tome points, between the sketch and the speech it•elf, to save the character of the former, yet it ie very evident that, preperedae it most havebeen from memory, it suffered variation through the medium of the writers impressions, and (ailed ae a faithful type of the speech itself. The resolutions, submitted by Mr. Clay, aieome a pertly d.fferent expression under his own commentary and altogether apart from exceptionable opinion end construction of facia, it is a masterly effort, and calculated to add another loaf to the oraier* brow

H* description of the character oi war. ae of human origin, with the striking cooperative re fereaee to that of peetileoce and famine, ae the iofieitio«oef the providential will, constitute a pasMI of commanding beauty, and will survive the monumental marble of the speaker* tomb, in the admiration of mankind. It sublime, and thrill(ugly true.

MR. CLAY* SPEECH*

"A great genius,** seya Waldo Emerson. "Ie one who givee beck to tie our own thoughts." There are tone of thousands who will reed Mr. Clay* Speech at Lex ingteer herewith prseented end wontobo* it can be esteemed so great, since it ie only plain end forcible expwesion of their own sentiments. They have long thought ee Mr. Clay does they would have exprwead themselves just eo they bad jjissinH the locally of reedy ead eocant expression. They do not always welia* that herein consists the tme greatness uf Henry Ck- ItisSpeecbee sre all applications oi coeamen tease end 'the most staaple. obvious truth to th« matter under oooeider*tien-te tbe actual and oroapective condition of the Country. H« greet of atamt it—yoa are quite welcome to forget while «wd that he is one of the meet gifted among iltamtoM umt li»i* But—

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3/Z45 souls in tbt teen y**"

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fnioMof p.m-K"'' f. TrAmmt. Tbn Drewot populalion of WfnetWMO it 10000 .owo^ooj sod it has, io po.ot of nombew, pr**deoooof Sui« in tb« Un»oo. Il *k/Miwht thai the population tn ltwO »iH fall wy liHle abort of 600,000, aod thai Mtimate will not be deemed on reasonable when it ia recollected that tbere were bet

territory only mn%

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TB* aopoNwaiim, We commend the following to oor readers:

The Cincinnati Chronicle thus fixes the errors of the management in the conduct of the war upon the National Executive 1. In May, 1840, the President re ceived a general power to call out when and where he pleased no less than 00,000 volunteers. 2. Volunteer! h»*e always atoodwdy at his sere ice. 3. He has called rolunteera out at (ire different periods—always by piece meal—end caused directly or indirectly the Government paper to overrate the num ber in the field one-third, 4. Congress placed at his disposal ten oew regiments in addition.

Thus the President haa had placed at his command by Congress the following forces, viz:

Regular army 10.000 men* Volunteers §0.000 do New Regular reg'ts 10,000 do

And an army of 70,000 men! This is, io three times and in this coun try, no immense force, and it was accompanied by an immense appropriation of money. These were the means. Now, what was his condition The President and his Cabinet make wtr Congress placed at their command seventy thousand men and sixit million* °f dollars—* greater army aad greater means than those with which Alexander conquered half the world. The

President is Com

mander in Chisf of lie Army,

and re-

ponaible for its employment. He calls it out by poncGitMul* divided iotojowr different erpcdilions it is called out at four

different times and now the main body of the army is left, after heavy losses, in the heart of a hostile country.

I E

In Terrs Haute, on Saturday, 4th inst., Mrs. CECILIA, wife of James Lucas, aged *5. Hsr disease was pleuro pneumonia.

On the 8th inst., Mr. JAMES HAYNES, after an illness of several weeks, aged 38 years. On the 10th, Mr. WILLIAM MILLER, after a short but severe illness, sged sbout 38 yesrs.

COMMERCIAL.

WABASH

Cocaist Orrtcx,

Terre Hants, Dec. 10, 1MT

Pork business becoming quite briek—considerable Iota of hoge erriving daily. Prices have ranged fore few days past about as followa—Hoge weigh* ing 225lbe end over §2 25 from 180 to 225lbe $2 00 from ISO to 1801 bs $1 75.

Flour—$5.

CractssATt, Dec. 6»h, 1847.

IV.4.9P M.

Selee of Genessee at $6.*5 at637*.'" *hicb rates upwards of 4.000 barrels c+anged hsnda Selee of prime white corn et 78 a 73c, and 4,000 buehels of prime yellow at 76c.

Salee of 1.500 bushels of red whest, not prime,

"ofoeie at 46 a 49c prices are on the advimce. NKW OILXAKS.

Nov. T7. 2 P- M-

VIonr-100 bbls Ohio sold at *5.37*, and 100 St. Louis at f6. Salee y«'erd«r J-JJ0 ",to»

,n'

eluding one fiatboat load of Ohio at $5.25Salee of 2.500 bushels corn in the ear on private terms. The market is nesrly bsre. Seles yester• dsv of *,500 mcks nearly all at 50c.

Seles of 200 sacks oats at 38 holders are ask-

pork'tetsilmtat^U for old, and $11,25 f« ».« pre 6 8 P. Pales of Flour from river st $4 j(Xk—primo Yellow Corn. 45c-Wh»ky, 18cBscon Shoulders. 61c (or new.

TERRE HAUTE PRICE CURREffT. COaiUCTtP WtFJCLY.

C^ard -Per lb. Butter—Fresh, lb. Bruin-Wheet. per busbel,

Corn, in the ear, Gate, Rye. Barley.

geeds—Timothy, per bosbel, Clover. Flasssed. rrovlrtone—Potatoesjjer bosh.

Onions,

Fralts— Apples, dried, Peachee. Floor—From wagon.per bbl.

From store, retail.

Meal—Per bushel, Soadrle*—Feathers, per lb. Hay. per ton,

Vinegar, per gellon, Becewas. per pound. Oodles, per lb by box,

rish-M^Ne

IS 15 75 16 a 30 16 a 18 33 40 SO 1 25 a 1 50 4 50 a 5 00 62te 65 35 40 a 30 75 a 1 50 4 50 a 4 75 4 75 a 5 00 25 35 00 a 19 15 35 a 10 a 13 0

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Whig County Meeting. The Whigs of Vigo are requesteo to meet at the Court-Houee, on Saturday the 11th of December next, for the purpose of chooeing Delegatea to a Whig State Contention to be held at Indianapolis on the 12ih of January next. The object of the Stain Convention, as announced by the Stats Central Committee, being, »o se.ect Delegates to a National Contention, and to form an Electoral Ticket. A general «tt«nd,DC i.

No*. 00, 1847.

DEER AND FUR SKINS.

WILL give the high*! prteeo in o^foe.ny quantity of good Racooon. M»nk,

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Wild Cat, DeerSkineTerre Hsute. Dee 6 14 if

Tern Haete. Dee S.H714 tf

LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE,

I30LL9 will be opened, on the first Monday of a January, 1848. between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M.. aod 4 o'clock P- M. in each of the five different Wards of the town of Terre Hsute. lor the election of two councilman, from each or said Wards, to-witt 1st Ward, at the Town Hall, whereof John H. Burnam shall be inspector. 8d Ward, at the store of B, Baroett, whereof Joseph Bsst shall be inspector3d Ward, at the offiue of Maeont MeFadden, whereof Maoom MeFadden shall be inapeetor. 4th Ward, at the store ol Jsbes Caato, whereof C.H.Bailer shaII be inspector. 5th Ward, at the ehop of N. Westfsll, whereof John 8»bley shall be inspector.

By order of Common Council, t? $ W. K. EDWARDS, AttsM

I D.

DONALDSON,

Clerk.

N. B. The inspector will appoint his officers snd make hie return ot the Town-Hall on the eve ning ol mid election day,

Dee II 1847 li t3

RME* XOJtU JYOTiCMi.

NOTICE

is hereby given tbst the Books for

subscription to the Capital 8tock of the Terra Msuteand Richmond Kail Road Company, are now re-opened and will continue so until otherwiss ordered. Commtsrionen at 1 erre Haute, J. D. Early and Cliauncey Ross.

STATE OF IN DI AN

Sante,at

WHIGS

MR1

last NEWH.

THIS

is to Worm all persoos kno«^th« ^miodebtol to the late.firm ol Sm«b« Graff, that all eeeoaats not paid epon, or Wm. the 1st Jaaawy will, without ryrd jmM— SliTa

LOST COW.

A MIDDLE ^'SftettSi iTL with eomm white oa the sidea, star aeiwesw the home aod sheet tegs, strayed ^5^7,'. her about five weeks ego, Oae dollar and fifty

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Tetre Haute, Dee 4,14 tJ

WAHTKD.—Twopla»eiiosof

eppseatnoe to learn the

bridi laying aad hasMssa. Boys from eixtesa to esveawea yeeie ace who can eesne well itnwmiasstded ean fiad a p«aee whsre

ST N. Two jo«*s»mew Brieklayore wW also fiad [a—asdiato waplsytasat by the aaase satmm

^TSm Reata. Sift. «. I8ST4-If

FLOUR

«y New Mill Is eew

»a« o»sr*tiea. and I

jl am swpared to sell a sepervar sniole Fidpa either in large or email lots those wi

"3«£rV WW-IM E. w. SMITH.

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T. BOURNE, 8eCy.

Terre Hsute, Dec 11 1847 15 tf

STATE OF INUI ANA, COUNTY at VIGO, SS. Lacien Lemon, es.

William G. Morehead.

In Cimnetrf. in tkt Vige Circuit Court. Mian*. rpHE complainant having filed an affidavit of a disinterested person,of lawful age. that the defendant it not a restdent of the State of Indiana, notice is therefore hereby given to the mid deiendsnt William Q. Morehead to personally be and appoar before the Judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting ss a Court of Chancery, on the first day of itsnsxt term to be holden at the Court House in Terre Hsute, Stste and county aforesaid, then and there in aaid Court, on or before the calling ol the cause, to pleed, answer or dsmur to saia bill, or the aante will be taken as conffeted snd decreed sccordingly. C. T- NOBLE,

Deell 1847 15 t3 [PrsfMt!70) Clsrk.

STATEOF INDIANA.COUNTY OF VIGO,S9 Orson Barbour, administrator of theeatateof Issac Holden, deceaaed, in, Richard Huff. Maria Huff, Ira Eagleeton, Sarah

Eagleston snd Levins Holden. rrriTion TO SEI.L KIAL KSTATR.

THE

said edministrstor having filed in the office of the clerk of the Vigo Probate Court hie petition sskinga sale of certain real eatate therein set forth and also sn affidavit of a disinterested person that the defendsnis, Ira Eagleeton, Sarah Eagleston and Lavina Holden are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given to the seid Ire.Sarah and Lavina to be ana appear before the judge of the Vigo Probate Court, on the first day of its nest term to be holden st the Court House in Terre Haute, then and there, in our said Court, to show cause, il any they can, whv the real estate mentioned in said petition ehould not be sold and the proceeds thereof made aseetis in the hands of said adminis trator for the peyment of the dehts sgainst said deceased. C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Dec 11 1847 15 t3 [Pr'e fee $2 20]

STATEOF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO.SS, Edwsrd Kinsev and Temperance Kinsey, his wife, and David Kinsey and Julia Kinsey, his wiie —Complainants. v». Luke Johnson, and the unknown heire of Ebenexer Wilson, deceased—Defendants. IS CRAKCERT. IS T8E VIOO CIRCUIT COURT. ISPIANA. rpHE complainants,by Griswold & Usher, their solicitors, having filed in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, the affidavit of a disinterested pereon.that the heiraof Ebenezer Wilton deceased, (if any) are unknown, and also, (if there be heirs, thst their residence is not in the Stste of Indiana. Notice therefore is hereby given to the unknown heirs of the said Ebenezer Wilson, deceesed. (if any) personally to be and appear before the judges of the Vigo Circuit Court (setting ss a Court of Chsncery) at the Court House in Terre Hsute, on the first day of its next term, then and there in said Court, on or before the cnlling of the cause, to answer, plead or demur to said bill, or the seme will be tskenaa confessed and decreed accordingly. C- T. NOBLE.

Dec 11 1847 15 i3 [Pr's fee $2 30] Clerk.

STATEOF INDIANA. COUNTY or VIGO.SS Catharine D. Bateman. tw,

John T. Bateman.

t* CHAXCEttT, TBI VtOO CIRCUIT COUKT. INPIAKA.

NOW

at this time cornea the complainant, by Griswold St Usher, her solicitors, and 6led her bill of complaint, and also (he affidavit of a disinterested person, that Hie defendant, John, is not a resident of the Stnteof Indiana. The said defendant ia therefore hereby notified to be and appear before the judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting as a Court of equity, at the Couri House in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the first day of its next term, then end there, on or before the catling of the cause, to plead, answer or demitr to said bill or the same will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Dec 11 1847 IS t3 [Pr's fee $1 80]

XCOUNTY

or VIGO.SS.

John Taylor and John W. Ellis.

Jeremiah Rappleye and Almira Rappleyo. BILL or FORECLOSURE.

NOW

at this time come the complainants, by Griswold & Usher, their solicitor*, and file their bill of oomplaint, and also an affidavit of a difinierested person, of lawful age. tba: the defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notiee is thsrefore hereby given to the said Jeremiah sr.d Almira to be ami appnr before the judges of the Vigo Circuit court, sitting as a Court of

iuity the Court House, in the town of Terre on ihe first dsy of the next term of said coort. then and there, on or before the calling ot the cause, to plead, answer or demur to said t»*H, or the same will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Dec 11 1S47 15 t3 (Pr's fee $1 80] STATE oTlNDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO

Viso

PROSATBCOURT. JAKTAIT TERM

BILL roa mcmc mro*HAI«OS.

it known that on the let day of December, 1847. the eompleinant in this suit, by his solicitor*. filed hie bill in said Co urt. and also theaf fidavit ol a disinterested person of Iswful am, that the defendants Emily A-, MriindaO., and Ross, sre not residents of the Stale of Indiana Therefor* the said Emily A -. Melinda O., and Rosa, are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said bill, and that unless they appear before the Judge of aaid Coon, on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the Coort House in aaid county, on the second Monday of January next then and there in said Court, on or before the call tag of said eatwe. plead, anewer. or demur to said trill, the same will be taken ee ooofu—d and a decree entered accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

Pen 4, M7,14 IS I Pr's Tee

STATEOF IN DIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO,SJ V100 Ctactnr CockT, Masai Tata IMS. Denies Demote,

Bill ie Chancery to fore-

Rieberd Blake sad doss Mortgage. FVenoss Blake hie wile./ F. it known that oa the 1st dey of Deeeaiber, 1047. the eeenfrisiaent in this suit, hv hie so* lienor, filed hie hill in end Court, end also ttw efbdavii of a dieinterested persoa of lawful age. thet the defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana Therefore she defendants are *r*y notified of the filing end pwideney of said bill, aad that aaless they appear hetoo the jodgeeof theseid coort on the first day of tho neat term thereof, to be boktoa st the ooart Imwe in said covnty. oa the owoad Monday in Msreh neit, thea sad there ia seid ooart, oa orbetore the callitw of so^d cease, plead, enewer or demar to said WI. the seme will be tekea as coalsssed aadade-

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Dee 4, ^47 14 t3 fPr^s lee j8.lt

SAiiE

DELINQUENT LAND® FOR TAXES. State mf ladlaaa,)^, Cocirrr or Visa- I

NOTICEaadh*f*runa

l0UMsoftlwDelinqaeat

LEGAL NOTICES.

EXECUTOKt »AL«.

virtue ol the power and authority given to us in the will of Ijeavin Lawrence, deceased, we will expose to Public sale on the6th dayof December, 1847. (being the first day of the County Court,) at the Court House door in the miy of Louisville, the following valuable traets ol land lying in the Statenf Indiane, vis

Wart fractional 8eciions snd II. la Town ship IS north, range Sweat e»nmtnin* 31S S7 100 sorss. This Isnd fronts on ths Wabash rle er, opposite the mouth of Rig Raccoon Creek. in Vermilion ooumr, about miles north of Clin top, and 88 miles irom Terre Haute, end has about 83 ecree ol river bottom in cultivation—'about one half of it is rich bottom land, and one half upland, well timbered. ..

AI.80—The souih-weet quarter of section No. 97. lownahip IS nnrih, range 10 weet containing I60acre& This tract haa about 80 acres of it in cultivation, and a good cabin and a neyer-fatling spring on it. ..

ALSO-The souih-weet qqarter of section No W. township 13 north, range 10 weet containing 160 acres 40 of which have beea helled for ebout 4 years. Thia iract ia unde» leaea for 3 yeare Irom (he let of March, 1848, at which time about 40 acrea will be cleared and a cnbin erected on it.

ALSO—The euuih-eaat quarter of section No. 87, lownahip It north, range lfweot containing 160 acrea. Thisquarter sesiton, also, has epme4t» acres mora or I eta, arttiuh bae been belted lor e-

V'*60

-The uonh-eaM quarter of section No

97, lownahip IS north, range 10 weet containing 160 acres. This quaner. eleo, has forty aorea more or lose whisk haa been belted for about lour yeare. The last four named trecte of land lie in Vigo county, about 8 miles north, weet of Terre Haute, on the North-Arm roed, towerde raria. Illinoia.end are well timbered and very deeirable

TERMS OF SALE—One-third Coeh, thebel ance one credit ol oue end two years, with in tereet from the date, for which deferred payments alien will he retained on the lands solo.

Sale to commence at between II and!1 ocjock ol aaid day. ROBERT TYLER, oi uaiu uay,

H0BB8

Oct. 16,1847-7i-t7 Executor* of L- Lawrtmct.

Sheriff^

BYfavor

virtue of an exeouiion iiiaed from th« Vigo Circuit Court, md to nwdirected ind deliffred in ol Hugh Stewart eurviving partner of the late firm ol H. & J. Stewert. end againat Jacob Huff, I have levied on the following property, lo-witi forty ecree of land, the south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of section eevenieen, Town thirteen North, of Rsnge number nine Weet aleo, tlie undivided htlf of the north-weet quarter of the uonh-weet quarter of eameeecnon, town end range, containing two hundred ecr», being the lands and tenemente belonging to the said Jscob Huff, snd I will on Wednewlay ihe twenty-second dsy of December, eighteen hundred snd forty-seven, at the Court-House door in Terre Haute, within the legal hours of said day. oner the rents snd profits ol said premtsee, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging for a term ol eeyen years and if they ahoula fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, I will men snd there off*r the fee simple to the highest bidder lor cssh to satisly aaid executH.n nnfi ct'St.

M. M. H1CKCOX, Sheriff.

Dec 4, '47 14 t3

hands for Sule.

THE

following tracts of land, belonging to the heira of Samuel Bray, Esq., derenaed, Iste of Jefferson county, Kentucky, are offered for sale,

acres NEar sec 7. town 9N, 11 W. situated near the mills of Hollenback, Clark county. Illinois A KT 159 56-100 acres N W qr sec I, town 8 N, 9 W, near the Narrows of the Wabash, bullivan county, Indiana ... 160 acres S W qr sec 13, town 9 N, 4 W, on the White River Bottom, 5 miles below Spencer. Owen county, Indiana. 80 acres E half S E qr aec 36, town 12 N. 9 W.oran equal undivided interest in said tract, about three miles south-east of Terre Haute, igo county. Indiana.

These lands were purchased Irom the Untied States at an early day. They are desirable tracts, and will be sold for ft p#rt cash, balance ill two equal annual pnymertts, bearing interest. A. lien will be retained on the premises sold until final payment. The title is good. For further particu-

nov6q!o30f JAMES FARR1NGTON.

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To Millers ami Coopers.

ONE

of the most modern and important disco^ veriw is I,BANNER'S PATENT STAVE DRESSING MACHINE, which is eo constructed as to take the rift staves in the rough and dress them out ready for the barrel or cask, with the exception of jointing, in the most approved1 manner, (even belter than it can be done by hand) nt the rate of 1000 per hour. The stave being dressed with the grain of the wood it retains the lull strength of the timber. The Machine is warranted to work the staves ns close as Coopers work them by hnnd.

The undersigned ia the agent for the eale ol tne right to use the above machine, and is engaged tn their construction,

He also manufactures ond keeps for sale Jointers, for jointing the staves by power heading machines, for dressing the heads of all kinds of slack or tight work, ond laths for tinning the head.

All orders promptly attended calling at Reynold's Machine'Shop. on Water street, between Western Row and John streets, Cincinnati, Ohio

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WILL

Terre Hsute. Jsn.t. )B4f-l*-tf. E. W. 8.

BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA,! Tot re riante, WOT.1», 1M7. $ DIVIDEND of five per cent, haa been declare upon the Cepttal Stock ol ihie Branch for the St* months ending »be |0th ultimo.

By order of the Board: W. PRESTON, Nov 90, '47 I# tJ Caebier.

iMi**olution.

THE

psrtnervhtp heretofore ex'wtinc between the eehsrribers under the first el Bwoe & S*a«Ejrr, wee dissolved on the let inet. by mutual consent, Joe i. Sergent withdrawing from the concern- Tbebneine* will be continued at the eld «and by Jew. A. Biggs, who will settle the indebtedness of the old firm, ead who alone ie ae ihorised to collect ths debts due ssjd «ooeora.

THE

Is gi*en that samaeh ef the

Lsads Uts retoraed delinquent «sr the aoa-oovmeat of the One thereon, or doe fremThe owner thereof, for ths year 1846, willjbe sold nt pahlie saetiea, at the uri H«««e Vige cosnty, the town of Twte Hsste, on the ^—. Moamy of Janaary, IMS. 8eie to OOMSOM st

Laadsaad Lattsrs poM-

ed up in the ofiee sf tho Clerk of the Orceit Ooon. sad la thsTrsssarerhsad Aoditar^selBssa. osm, SJM ia ias iiseanrr^ AMJL.TON,

Nov tft, VT It t4 Asdiiar V. C, la

eopenaenitia heretofore ex feting under the firm ef NIPPERT fit. CO, wus diseolved oa the tOth dey of April by muiuel eoasenu

Mey t. lM7-*-tf.

NIPPERT fc 00-

For Sale.

Ttw«nty

HE Nonh-east quarter of section aatnbsr five in Town twelve Nenh of Range ann&er tea West containing one head red and eisty eetree. Thie lend is snooted near Beaaettls mill ia Scfsr Creek Township, about two milee fraot Tme Heete. It ie 0 ehoies trset ef bad. without improvements sad sowed with hssvy sad valeabie ttasbsr.,

WRTfifWW

100

Shawl*

'f'1200

S^ODERAR OCXDUB QORCRAPIM*

embracing a great variety ol style,

JJ©B IPMflTClM®.

SCCH AM

SHOW BILL8. CIRCULARS, STORE BILLS. POLICIES, POSTERS, BILL HEADS. BANK CHECKS. BILLS OF LADING, PAMPHLETS. BALL TICKETS, AUCIION BILLS, CAItDS, HANDBILLS. LABELS, &c. Will be printed in the neatest manner and shortest notice.

Blank Deed* and Mortgages BILLS Or LADING,

v* jaaL «ja rac H3 mm rmc mm 9 AND

INSTRUCTIONS

For Flat ami other Boats

Kept constantly on hand at this Office.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

AT THS

BUCKEYE STORE.

'I'HE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to their friends and tne public generally, that they huve just received the largest and most general STOCK OF MERCHANDISE they have ever before brought to this market, oonaiating 111 puri of

Broadcloth*.

Cassimeres, Satinets,

Tweedsclolhs. Kentucky Jeans, Lin• sej/s and Flannels of all kinds, Plaid Lin seya and Cloaking, Palo Alto and

Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, ty

Five Hundred Pieces Prints,

embracing every stvle and variety a large supply ol Brown and Bleached Muslins a good assortment of

S S INGItAiN an CAR* PUTS, ever offered in this market, embracing rich and deairable patterns. Indian Matting. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A heavy stock

QUEENS WARE.

embracing some splendid CHINA TEA SETS, snd several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton, Batting, Spanish Sole Leather, Tea. Sujpr, Coffee, &c., &c. Allof the above are offered Tor cash, or most kinds of Produce in liani AT TUB VERY LOWKST SATES We particularly invite the

Terre Haute, Oct 2,'47-5-ly

to Seven ore

of the moet impor

THE

poW

Bound volumes of the Scientific American containing 416 pages of choice rending matter snd ilIneirated with more than 960 engravings of new inventions, for sale at the office, price $9 75.

give 33 pounds superfine Floor lor

one busbel good Wheat—st the City Mills. E. W. 8MITH. One word of eaution to Farmers II you want gomt Floor. '*Chm*m*r

FALL AND WINTER GOODS

AT THE

W A A S S O E TITEp

mbecribers are now receiving st their store on National Rood Sueet, eppoeiie the Coart House much thelsrgsei STOCK OF OOODil ihet they have ever brought to tbie market. One a a it S Goods, and they are enabled to offer them at such prices as cannot fail io give saiisfa«ion to tbo* in pursuit of CHEAf Goons. They reepeetfully invite their frieodssnd the public to call and examt* their exieneivs dtoek.

2 ST IE IB HIE US IB IP A IB WXB ffl SJ They sre enabled to offers splendid stock of 8TAW.S A*D FASCT DST Goons, of all deecriptioos Bonnets, 8hoee and Boots, Leather, Carpettnge, Crockery, Groceries, Men% Hats, Men's w»d Boys

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

We have fitted up tke seeond loft nor store for the WHOLESALE bneinesa. and we invite Merchants to give us en eerly cell. Particular attention ie paid to this branch of our business, wepurehsesd largely by the case in first bendo, and are enabled, we believe, to offer goods as .ow ae the Cincinnati Priose. We eubjoin a list of a few goods in thie branch, m: 500 pieces Brown Sheetings, 500 do Prints, venous kinds*' do Saunetis and Jane*, do Cloths. CMMmfres and Tweeds, do Flannel*

do Aipaccaa, ..... do Caahnieree, Muelin deLatnee, ose-, do Bleectied Sheetinga, da 1'ickinga

rf fio

aIJOO "100 40 70 do Silk and Coiion Handkerchiefs.

Terre Haute. November II, 1847.

W E A A N E A E S

CASH paid for WHJtAT aad PBATMBM8t at all timee, by Nov. 19,1847—46—tl

MISCELLANEOUS.

JOB PRINTING

AT TBS -I

liaM Courier ©tttcc, TERRE HAUTK, INDIANA. .• irr in

With a fresh supnly of

A W E O O S

such as Jackonets, Cross barred Muslins Laces, Edgings. Inset tings, fyc., Dress Handkerchiefs. Woollen goods.

Cravats, Comforters, 4*c., Straw and Leghorn Bonnets,Bonnet and

Cap Ribbons, 4*c.. 4*c.

Fine and common FUR APS, men's and boys Cloth do HATS, BOOTS AM) SHOES, ol all kinds- The largest and best assortment ol

Jobbing Trade,

having bought largely with a view to that branch oi business. __ F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

ondersigned, hsvtng been appointed Agent for the Columbus Insurance Company, ie now prepered to take risks sgaioet loss or damage by fire, and 10 insure goods transported on rivers snd csnals. to and from the eastern cities snd towns in the United Ststrsi. Persons insuring with esid company will he dealt with promptly and honorably.

W. N HAMILTON, Agent.

Terre Hsute, Sept.», 1S47-4 yl

NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS.

rpHE subscriber ie now opening ae rare and splendid an »sortment

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

as ever wee offered for eale in thte market. H» stock eoatprieee moot of the new publications ol the dey School Booke of every variety now in use, Blsnk Boohs of every deecriptma Juvenile Books, Tovs. dw.

The attention ol the public Is pertieu»erly invi ted to hie choice let of Stetieoery, consisting of all

"""PLAIN AND FANCY ARTICLES ef every kind, quality and price. Country Merchants. Teacbers. and all others wanting any thing in the line of Books end Stationery. wil do well to cell and examine ear them-

MRU.

JOB. A. BIGOB. JOS. J. SARGENT.

Terre Haste. Oct. IS. 1N7 §-tf

MPittHrtmiion JYOtice.

CHILD

CHILD Ie now movings fine lot o* FANCY AND MILLINERY GOOlg. consisting in pert ol Bonneta. Rihhone, eethere Bonnet Setins and Vrlve'e, ®'ksfwr Mentilia* ana Visiters. Rich Gimp*. Ls«e, Thread Edgmg £mfetvidery. Germen Wool endI Canwse. Pa^ terne. Steel Beads. Bag Claspe. FVee Rmgsarxi Tesee*s. T»* far Bees and Parens, sad meny ether kindeat Fencv Oomto. ...

RIBBONS! RIBBON8!! RIBBONS!!! Mrs. Child would eell eepse*I attention to her beautiful end rich assortment of If ibbone bewev mg it ie the heel let of RAhoas ever ofcftd for in 1 is a t7Milliaereead M««hoats femahed with soy thing tn ear line at wboleaals prieea*

Nuv»-M7-KMf

dcmwouk

Yermilage* Ac., Jfcc* GROSS Fahneetodt% Vermifuge.^ 10 gross Cenedisn 4a 40 deosa 8mnh Team Syrep.

For ale st Prosneiorli prises. May tt, »4t-»-ly WOOD fc KUfG,

60 dossns Hoieeryaad Glova% 59 do Gomfortere, «8 da 8«speoder* Eegiera Lineefe, Glsagaw Jane* aad Blanket Coating, Rotione in great variety. Far. Cloth and other Cape, ». Fur Hata, Indies' Banneia Eastern Leather, Booie end flboee, VmbreUaa,4o.,4a.#W%?wF^"

DRUGS,

MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, PAINT*, OILS, VAKM8HII*, Due-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware,

PERFUMERY.

SOAPS, PATENT MBMC1NC». SURGICAL 1NSTKU MENTS. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,

AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY FOUND IN DRUGSTORES.

HAVE

juet received a large aupply of antcies in their line, and are prrpared 10 sell ss low for

CASH

SS any other establishment of the kind

West of tbe mountains. They,have on hand for the iflerent occupations. in part, as follows

FOR PHYSICIANS.

Calomel,Eng.and Amer. Quinine, Opium. Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecac, Iodine, H. dePotaaaa, Kreneoie. Citrate of Iron, do do and Quinine, Nitrate of SiSvt-r, Spts Nitre Dulc., Sulph. Ether, COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GROCERS.

Epsom Satis. Castor Oil. ass'd., Sweet do., Blacking, of onr own manulacture, Patent Medicinee, Shaving eoaps. Nerve and BoneLinim't Cedar Pencila,, Red do Floor Sulphnr, Brimstone,. Indigo, Alum,

mac

POT WlN St HATHORN.

if A*1

POTWIN & HATHORN.

MEDICINES.

INDIANA

DRUG STORE

ILoee's Bnilding, West Side Ooart Boose.

^7j7ALTisoN~& co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Aq. Ammonie, e-yringee, ass'd., Aloes, Camphor,^* 8enna, Pink Root, Sugar Lead. Corros. Sublimate. Red Precipitate, Gum Arabic Assorted Vials. Cotnp'd Ex. Colocynib, Extract Hyoscyamua.

Black Ink. Blue do, Ked do, •Spices of all kinds, Ginger, ground Eecencee, Ma tehee. Leue Pi I la, Liquorice, Tobacco. Saleratus,, Painta, Soda and Acid

PAINTERS.

White Lead, Red do. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Putty, 's'4" iv Glass, Copal Varnish Japan do Walnut Staini Coach Varniah, Brushes do do Psinting, Litharge. Chrome Green,

Chrome Yellow, de R«lt Terra Sienna,,. Umbera, Gold Leaf, •$#• Silver do French do

Dutch Metal, Brontee, aasorted Paris Green Vermilion, Pruseisn Blue, Whiting.

FILLERS, HATTERS, Si0. Logwood. Extract do, uetic, Nicaragua, Camwood, Bar Tin. Aqua Forlis, Muriatic Acid, Oil Viirol, Blue do, Copperas, Gum Shellsc, Verdigris, Lac Dye,

Madder, Indigo, Alum, Cream of Tartar, Crude Tartar, Cochineal, Solution of Tr", Brazil Wood, Annatto. Curcuma. Red Wood,

Brazilletto. Sal Ammoniae.

FOR TANNERS.

A large supply of the best BROWN OIL. by the barrel and gallon Lampblack. Copperas, snd other articles in your line, which we will eell at a email advance on cost.

FOR COACH AND CABINET MAKERS. A fine lot of Coach, Cabinet. Japan and Black Varnishes, Brushes, Camwood, Glue, and all kinds of Paints and Oils, on which we are prepared 10 offer you strong inducements :o buy.

FOR MILLINERS. &c.

A beautiful ariicleot White Glue, Ruestsn and American Isinglass. Gum Arabic, Bnmatone, Oxalie Acid, die which we will eell cheap lor cash.

FOR FARMERS.

A full eupplv of freeh Medicines of al! kinds for family use: Horse Medicinee, Fish Oil, Pains, Indigo, Madder, die., cheap for cash or approved produce.

PEOPLE IN GENERAL

A splendid smortment pi Ststionarv. eonnsttrg of Cap. Letter and Note Paper. Envelopee. Sieel Pens, Blue, Blsck and Rod Ink, Paper Stands, Stc,,

ALSO—Choice assortment ol the beet Tea. selected at tbe Pekin Tea Comfteny Warehouse, warranted of the beet quality, and pricee to suit.

Every erticle you need in oor line, euch ee Droga, Medicinee, Soaps, for wsshing and shaving Spices of all kinds. Oils, Paints. Dye-Stufia. a choice lot of Perfumery, ell the popular Patent Medicines of the day. Window Glass. Honey, Pure Winee snd Liquors, (for sick nee* only.) Brushes for White-washing, Painting, Dusting, Blacking, eleening Nails, Hair, Flesh, dtc Shoe blacking. Bath Bricks. Lemon Syrup. Tobacco, Rappee, Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff*. Ac., fee.

We have on hand a choice lot of Old Wines and Brandy, such ss Cogniac Brandy. 4th proof —Madeira Wine, very old—Li boon do. very old— TeneriHe do—Port do. Them liquors we warrant pore, and sell for sickness only.

Also, a large and splendid assortment ef Candtea. which we will aril bv the pound or box. Horse Medicinee of sll kinds Kept constantly on hand, and for aale cheap.

Our whole time ia devoted to the Drag Business, and the preparing and diapeneing of Medicine*.— All orders from our friends will meet with oor personal attention, and it is our design to keep a full aesortment ef every thing ia oor lifee. We are oonetantly receiving from tbe various markets, by which mesne we ere enabled to execute orders by 1 be pucka** or ntherwiee, at as low prices as UN ADULTERATED articles san he procured at any other eetebJwhment.

We ate solicitous to acquires character for se( ling Gooo snd Gurotffs articlesty Phyeieiane, Consumers and Dealers sre in vited to eel! aad examine oir stock snd prices

C. J. ALLISON, ft CO.

Term Haute. Indiana. Nov I. IWMO-tf

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SUNDRIES.

KESAf*Bark,

or Russian Soap.

Soap (or cleansing the Hair. A email lot ef these rare articles received ead lor sale by WOOD St KING. l. 9,'47 fi-tf

PARKE MILLS,

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR

A SUPERIOR ertielo— cooeient supply will l\_ be kept 00 hand. Those warning thing extra are requested to try iu

POTWIN fc HATHORN.

May 8th. l«47~K-tt

CASH FOR WHEAT. "l rpKE nhoeriher will pay the HIGHEST MAR- $%

KET PRICE for good CLEAN WHEAT, deliverd et hts store, sign of

I TUB TWO BARRELS,

I Corasr of 4th aod Natieaal Road street, or at hie I Mill assr the river, Terre Hsute Oet i,H73 tl HKRACI5 8VTTQH.

HARDWARE.

aTtcw effrrtoaf

"•"ISH '-:mm4

WEHardware.reeeirng

HAHDWARE

AT THE

are now oor niTX perdiaaee ot Sadlery, and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper and more extensive stock than ean be found eleewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articlea, ae well as increased the assort. ment and variety of msny hefstoiore kept. It will be our aim end desire to five satisfaction to all who may favor U« with their petronage, aasur- ,, ,- ing them (without selling at coat) that our priceer! f, will be at reasonable advance from cost, aod much reduced on aoaie particular kinds of goods.!??

In the line of heavy good a, we ofier for eale— Iron of all kinda. SIMI,

Slieat Iron. Brasier%Copper, Tinned Cojwer, Wire. Tin Plate. Block Tin, Zinc, Axis 1 \viji Dralte, Eiiptic Springe, eaaterQ ground Wagon Boxea, Anvils, s, .Smith'sBellows,Vices Leed,^.4•

Pipe to II. Coil Chain

to t, Hingee for J"

,v 4., bern doora and all kinda of doore.

Nails, Glass. Oils, Lead. Powder st retail and by the krjf at 95.50 and $4,« 00.sll kinds of gun fixings. and some real Shot Guna, don* ble and single berrcle, for sale low mill Saws. Cross Cut Saws, Crobsrs, Mat-.ocks, Pecks. Log Chaina, Trace Chains, and various other articlea not herein mentioned A large and complete assortment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, at wholeeale and retail a large essortment of Lamps, including the parlor, aolar, with plain and cut Shadea, and gil: and bronze Stands, side Lam pa. store Lampe, (suepending,) end a large quantity of exira Shadee, and cbimneya and Lamp Wicks. In the way of

HOUSE FURNISHING,

The subscribers have on hand the largest. and best selected stock of StOteg, of the best material, ever offer' ed in this market.

The stove to which we invite most especial attention ie tbe juetlv celebrated DOUIiLE OVEN COOK STOVE.

l,f

Spring Steel. Hoop Iron,!

incloding superior extra Tee Waiters in eettsor angle brsss Andirons, fancy iron do., Shovele and Tongs, brass Csndle Sticks, brass and pollehed Snuffere, wire Fenders, table Cestors, Brit* tama Tea Setts, block tinTea Pou. fancy Brasbee, Crumb Brushes, real German ailver table end tea Spoons, ivory tshle Knives and Forks in setts,. (51 pes.)Carvers snd Forks, curtain Pins and curtsin Bands, Tea Bells, &c. die. Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumerated. Our assortment of building materiala em* brace a great variety of locka and door latchee,aml those building will find it to their interest, in prices and variety, to give us a call. On hand, ae usual, a very large stock of

COOPER'S T00L8.K"

of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture. We have taken special pains lo procure a large and --. well selected assortment of Tools of all ltinds, aod we asm re the mechanic of any name, that we shall lake pleasure in showing or selling him. a bill.

SADDLERY.

Having devoted a large shsre of onr store, capital and intermt to the saddle, harness snd cerriage trimmings, we are prepered with a most,,' complete ss*ortment of Trees. Plush, Cloths, Hog Skins, Pad Skins. Buckles. Tenets snd Hooks, Hames and Chains, Webbing, 1'hreed, Rings,L Bins, Stirrups, Gig Trees. Laces of beautiful pat*^ tern*. Fringes. Tults, picked Moss, end pure curled Hair, lop Leather, (eastern dreesed.) psient Leath-" er a verv large assortmeni of figured and plains Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloths to yarde^j wide. Head Linings, Brass and Plated Bands,* Dashes and Joints, oil cloth Carpetinge, mallea-^ ble Irona, a very first rate piece of Drab Cloth^-. for seals, eeat Handles, ami coach door Hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe and Boot Manulaciur-J era a large stock ol eestern dreesed French Calf| Skins, Morocco do. Lining Skins, Binding Leath-^ er, Shoe Pegs of all sizes, Spsrrow-Bills, Copper Neile. Awls, and Awl Hafts Shoe Thread, Ham* mere. Pincers, Punches, Floats, Rasps.

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&c.

#7"The highest Drice in cash or goods will bo paid for most kinds of Produce. 0*A quantity of Lake and Kanahwa Salt for*-

sale. S. II- POTTER & CO. Terre Hsuie. Oct. 2, 1847-o-y

STOVE WAREHOUSE.:

—which isdecidely superior to eny Stove ever invented. Whvf Becauee the heat has the shortest.., apnee to both oven and the whole width of the!' stove st once around the ovens and will beke at once and equal in both, and by having two distinct and eeperate ovens in the ssme eiove, different artides can be baked ut the same time whichlcould not be done in single oven which tends to'great eoonomy in fuel, and at the seme time ell other culinery operations ean be performed aa well ao^ on any other etove. Those in want of such an-s article woold do well 10 call and examine priee and quality, before sending to a distance for an inferior article.

We have also, the PHOENIX COOK STOVE, (latest snd rami approved patterns)

FARMER'S PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Five sizes, heavy plate. CONGRESS AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE: ELEVATED OVEN ^, Ae welt as the AV

ROUGH AND READY COOK 8TOVE The proprietoraof thia Stove have been awarded'*' diplomei for the superiority of thia stov« overall others, by th« American Instiiuie, in the city of New York, and the Rensselaercoanty Agricultnral Society.

The summer arrangement on the hearth of this stove—where moat of the culinery and boiling operation* can be performed withont heating the Stove—is of itself an invaluable acquisition.

We have also 1IH7 patterns. Trov it Sisnley Air-tight (various sites) which in point of performance, beauty, duribility and cbeapnoa, stand unrivaled and various si sea Drum Parifir Stove* Bn* novrs. lor sliops snd offices 10-plate Conk stoves: large 7«plaie stoves to take 3 foot wood, for churches snd schools: Coal stoves and Grates. Stove-pipe. Ash-pane. Coal beds. Furniture to fit Cook etovee of all tiiee, a single piece or by the dozen: Stova Wafal Irone. Coffee toasters and all o'her articles pertaining to stoves in any way. We have extra pUiee on bend and Iron to make good the failure of a plate, wiih do*" tpoch

Beeidee the above we hevo vstf large snd complete assortment Of fM*-8

Tin and Japan Ware

which we now offer at a am*II advance for cash or undoubted credit. N SMITH &, SONS. National Roed Street. 8. We have aleo everv description of nOI.LOWWAItR, TFA dk ft'GAR

CTTLES

—and orders for Mill eastings will be promptly exSOUtod. Terre Hants. Octobers, l847-^«m

SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE

eubecriber has just received from the eset, large assortment of School Books, each as are now in general aee in tbe West. Aleo, BLANK BOOKS, WRITING AND LETTER

PAPER. ALMANACS, Ae.,

whirh he offers at Wholeeale and Retail very cheap for Cash, or in excheoge for Paper Rags at the bigheut merket price. GEO. W. CROSBY.

W A superwr article of' Freeh Ground Flour" ean slweyebehedof W. Crosby. Se$tetuo« 1?»

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