The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 3, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1826 — Page 3

W.eHtr of oar representation in tfft Gton« 7. ^crftlgovernment. .•—* JfciB-

From the New-York American. The packet ship Don Quixotte, fjom T/avre, brioga us Paris papers to the "*}4th ult. and London dates of the 13th, I which with the arrival of the JVianchester of the 1st of July, and Win. Byrnes

x\ pi'

the 8th, from 3'iverpool, give us late and- connected intelligence from Euft* rope. The most important piece of ticws is that connected with the revolt of the Janissaries in Constantinople, owing to the attempt of the Sultan to subject them to European discipline.

They were overpowered in thp capital) but as they are spread all over the empire and have a common cause, it may oetheped, (we say "hoped" in the interest of the Greeks,) that intestine war will divert the force which .(otherwise wouldbe exerted against the rebels of the Morca and the Isles. Selim 111. uncle of the present 8ultanf perished in a similar insurrection in 1S07 His nephew has yet to see the issue of his attempt. It is said lie evinced great personal courage in the attack upon the JanUsaires, and a most unrelenting temper. The French papers concur in supposing that this insurrection may render the Divan more accessble to the representations of those Europeon powers that are interceding to stop the effusion of the blood of the Greeks.

The elections in England have been contested with extraordinary spirit, and expense. The 't imes in discussing some items of receipt in the revenue, ascribes to the circumstance of the elections an increase of sJ00,€0QJ in the excise on spirits, pqsfc hors«9, &c.—Mr. J5 rough am has lost his election for Westmoreland. Mr. Beaumont, who Was a candidate for Northumberland, had fought a duel with Mr. Latnbton, a relatiou ot'Loid Harwick, who was a rival candidate, tor some expressions used no,the hustings. They fought in therein at 12 paces, and exchanged only one ineffectual shot, the police being all the time in hot pursuit.

7« Dissolution,

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THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between I*. Ji. SCOTT and ¥Y.-C. LINTON, under the firm of Bcott & Linton, is this day dissoleed ^y mutual consent—All debts due the late firm are by an arrangement of the •ettlement placed in the hands of L. U. Scott tor collection,-to whom all those indebted are particularly requested to jnake immiuedi&te payment. •,

Terre Haute Oct. 2, 1826r

Still continues to occupy the Store West of the Court Iiousv, one door south of the Post Oflice, aat which place he will shortly open his

Fall Winter,

$4*

SUPPLIES OF^

-GOOD S*

And he is determined to sell them at the lowest market prices tor CASH, or Such articles as are usually taken in the Stores in Town.

Dr. JV.JUDIiljy

PATENT SPECIFIC

for tale at the shop C. B. ModiBett, Terre-Haute, price 50 Cents* Oct. M, 1826.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKUN. Notice is hereby given, that I will on Monday the 13th day of November next, ensuing the dale hereof, xom roence selling at the Court (louse door ot Vigo County, state of Indiana, all and singular the lands and Town Lots on which the 1 axes due thereon for the years 1822,1823, 1824, 1825 and 1826, are not paid, ou or before the said se cond Monday of November next, and that said sale will be continued from day to day between the hours of 9

Gctober 13, 1826.—32-St.

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deck A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. until all are onered for sale. HENRY ALLliX Collector V.

1 HE subscriber has on hand and offers to sell cheap for most any kind of Trade, 100 FLOUIiBARRELS. *. '*4 '1 S. EV-ERSOL

Terre-Haute Sept 16, 18S6— $3*

ti AbbWiiueit lUioiiuk itw jMio-

lic that he carries on the

Waggon & Carriage

MAKING BUSINESS,

And will a-icouimodate all those who call upon h'ro-«-Mo8t fcinds of merchantable Produce will be taken in payment.'

WM. WjfTfclNS.

Oct. g.tag/?.—:13rft N iJ ijjr Vlutein JawauittUs

of Raccoon Township, Parke county, one MAliE about 13$ hand* high seven years old last spring with a star and snip and a few white hairs in her forehead above the star—Appraised to 820 by Archibald JM.irrow and James Boyd, before me,

THOMAS GILKESOX, P. A true copy from yy estray book,

Collector's Sale, A .'jm fw,

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NOTICE is hereby givetLto all whom it may concern, that I will commence selling at the Court faouse door in the Town of Newport, County of Vermillion and State of Indiana, on the 2d Monday of November next, atland singular the Land and Town Lots within said County on which the lax for the year A. D. 1825 and 4836 are not previously paid. The sale will b« continued from day to day betwfe«n the hours ofiO o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. until the whole is ottered.

CALEB BALES

(Collector or Vermillion county.

IS hereby give« tliat the undersign* eif has, on thw d^y^ taken out of the Clerks office of flie probate Court of the County of Parke Letters of Administration ao the estate «f Charles Tindell, late of Parke County -dee'd.of which all concerned will take notice the said estate as far as Is ascertawed wilt he insidvent, and tbe settlement thereof is claimed as such.

JAMES BARNS, .y ACOB ROMANE, ,}

^August 15, 1826. ^2 State of itnlianft, Vigo County, ss: I Vigo Circuit Court,

September Term, 1826.

Joshua Skid more, ™^*J In Chanery,

Petition for

Sally his Wife **5 Divorce.

,jY The complainant by James Harrington his council having filed his bill, and it appearing to the satisfaction of Court that the defendant is not an inhabitant of the State, it is ordered that unless she be and appear at the next term of this Court to answer the said bill, the seme will he heard in her absence, and it is ordered that copy of this order.be pubiibhed in the Western Register a paper printed at Terre*Haute, for four weeks successively,and that this cause be continued to the next Term of this court. vt/lA Copy.

Atte*£ C. GILBERT Clerk.

-u' By A. T. HIGG1NS Dapy.

State ot Induua, Vigo County, 6s. %jgo (Circuit Court,

September Term A. D. 1826.

Alvah Hotchkiss.

Nathaniel Huntington, Silvester Steel, & (in ChanccN Edwin Tuttle. ry.

A Copy, Attest.

Plaintiff appears by

Samuel Judah his Attorney and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendants Sylvester Steel and Edwin Tuttle, are not residents of this State, is ordered that publication of the pendency of this suit be made in the Western Register, a paper printed in the town ot Terre-Heute, for four weeks successively.^ And that this cause be contieuedt lr*k Term of this Court

neat

lf4 C. GILBERT Clerk By A. T. HitiGlNS Dcpt^jxi

JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXE^CUTED AT TIIIS OiF1CE.

t: VIgoOra«i4yi9

Hgo Circuit Court, September Tirta $9s6L JtBUif Barnef, 1 Poreiga vs. Attachment ThtMu Chinoweth.

This day came the

Plaintiff by James Faringtbn hit Attorney, and on notion it it' ordered that uoless the defendant appear by himself, or Attorney, at or before the next term of this court, to putin special bail to answer this suit, the court will proceed to hear and determine the same in his abseeftce} and it is further order*

for four weeks successively. And that this cause be- continued to the neat term of this Court,

ACopj,

Attest. C. GILBERT Clerk A. T. H1QGINS OepUtjr* I

One Cent Reward,

Ranaway from the Subscriber some time in June or July last, Alexander Stewart, an Indented Apprentice aged 19 years. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting him on j^y account under the penalty of die Law but whoever will return hkn, shall be entitled to the above record.

WM.KILGOR&

Raccoon, Sept 183$. 0' Notice.

IS herebf given that I the subscriber have been appointed administratrix of the the estate of John W. Coffey dee'd. lateot Vigo counter Indiana, and all those indebted to said estate are hereby -notified to come forward and ma%e settlement immediately, and alt those having dahns against said estate will present them legally authentica. ted for settlement within one year from this date, lite estate is Solveut.

Marycofpey Adm'x.

Sept. 66.1826 —Sg.

Administratop* Notice.

Letters of Administration hilt been granted to the nndersigned upon the estate «f Gilbert Arnold, lata of the County of Fountain deceased, which said Letters were granted on the 15th day of August last. Thope indebted to said estate ire required to make immediate payment. And those having claims are requested to present them properly authenticated for payment within one year. 1 he estate is considered solvent so far as known by the Administrator.

DAVID RAWLE9 Admr.

f~October

Sd, 1826,—S2*4t.

"TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given fhat I will on Monday the 13th of November next ensuing the date hereof will commence selling at the Court House door in H"ckvil!e, Parke County Ind. all and singular, the Lands and Town Lota, on which Taxes have not been paid for tlie year 1826, and should not be paid by eatd time of sale—Said sale wilt be continued from day today until all are exposed between the hours of 9 o'clock A. and 4 o'clock P, M.

I. SILL1MAN, Collet^ P. C. Oct. 13 th, 1826 —32

Land Sale.-

tSYLVIA

""Wmi

JNfcsv

pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court, of Vi^o County, la will be exposed to public sale at the Court House in fund County, on Thursday the Oth Nov. next between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock for Cash, the North East quarter of Section thirty five Township Eleveo, North of range nine west. Said Land ia situated on Honey Creek Prairie in said County* it is first rate soil partly under cultivation, with a comfortablelog cabin and Stable thereon. The Land ia held by a certificate from the United States, one payment only having been Tt is sold as the property of Wm. Winter a minor to whom it was bequeathed by Wm. Winter dec. Clubfeet to my life estate. A perfect transfer ef my right and my warda to said land will made to the purchaser. -iWf

WiNTBtti

Guahlian,

Winter,

Qct 6? 1826. 32

WHEREAS JOHN PIERCE hofei my note for 8d0 which was obtains through fraud, I hereby forewarn el persons from purchasing Note as I am determined not to pay the timre

HIRAM BROCK.

Terra»Ha«te Sept. T826. 32 3w.

Post Offiie.

HAVE removed the Offie# from Waa Sf Lintons* to thu sign of the Post Office on the public square

Gentlemen calling for letters kieaTter It is hoped, will come prepared wi money to pay for them—as alse to pay for their news papers quarterly in atnrance. The moiiificrtion oa Jeir part of being denied will certainly not be greater than on my part to

deny*,

but

such is the law, and such is the nature of the business of the Offiue, that this course has become indispensible, nwl will be strictly adhered to, ,without spect to persons

JOHN COtMAN, Uyt July 15th, 1826.—87tf

Adiuinistrators Notice.

Notice ki betebj givdti, that th#iiibscribers have been appointed Administrators of (be Bstats ot Wm James dee'd late*# Vemn^oci County Indiana —And that tbt^r smnsidsr the same aa solvert All EMetscms bavbg demands against said Estate are requested to present them properly authenticated, for settlement and those indebted to mid Estate to viake immediate nay* ment. 1

ELI/AH JAMES, EDMUND JAMES

Admps.

Helta Township, Vermillion County la. Aug. is, lgge.o-^-sn^t. j.

Lands & Mills for SALE,

"THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale 216 ACRES of /irai

rat*, wdl tm•

be 4

LAND

It has nearly 60 acres cleared, and ban comfortable'

Houses Stables &c.*$

and is supplied from durable SPRINGS with excellent WATER, some of which are sufficient for a lame DISTILLERY—on the above lands is commodioua

a large and

Saw & Grist Mill,

on a never failing stream—the abors property ia situated on Raccoon Creek rarite County Indiana, five miles below Dickson's Mills and eighteen firom Ter-re-Haute—the situation is healthy, and surrounded with a large, respectable Ac increasing population—»a store is much wanted at that place—it will be sold' cheap—the title is indisputable, and liberal credit will be given if required for a part of the purchase— for terms &c*—anpjy to Messrs Scott and Linton, Terre Haute—or to the Subscriber Port Master at Carlisle Indiana

J. WASSON.

July 7th, 1826.—27. "*%*lhe Indianapolis Gazette, fa. Gazette, Hamamilton Ohio, and the Cincinnati Republican, will publish the above three weeks, (once a week) and send their accounts to this Office for ool^ lection.

Administrators Notice.

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The Subscribers having obtained letters of Administration on the estat* of John Oxford deceased, request all! those who are indebted to said estate* to make immediate payment} and alll'* those who have claims against said Estate to present them duly authenticated within one year for payment—The f5ttate is considered ss solvent.

SARAH OXFORD Adr*,

•m HUMPHREY BECKEIT Adr. Wabash, August 2d, lM-»ao 4*.

Administrators Notice*

THE SUBSCRIBERS have taken out Letters of Administration en th». SftUte of

Jibruhatn

jtfarfefe dee'd. andi

consider the same solvents—They hereby notify all persons holding claims against said eatate, to preaent them for adjustment and those indebted to maae immediate payment.

CATHARINE MARK.LE Adnti HENRY MARKLE Adm'r. Otter-Creek, ViKo County, Indim. July S3, 1846. 30.