The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 3, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1826 — Page 4

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From the .V L'lcrary Qazelle. I™ THE MANIAC. "tfo see the human mind o'er turn'd,—v

It* loftiest heights in ruin laid And Reason's lamp, which brightly burn'd,

Obscured or quench'd in frenzy's

A sight like this mfptvfel! awake

Our grief, our tear,—for Nature's-sake.

It is a painful, bumbling thought— To know the, empire of Che mind, "With wit endo^'d, with science ff-uiglit,

Is fleeting fcs the passing wind %Atd that the richest boon of Heaven *Io man—is rather len£ give%. V:-? ».

To-daj he sits oft- Reason's tirone,* And bids his subject powers obey: ?'»"^Thought, Memory, Will,—all s^m his own,

Come athis-bidding, list his swny ^To-morrow—-from dominion hurl'd, Madnaqs pervades^the mental worUl! *r' --let think riot, though forlorn and drear -The Maniac's doom,—his lot the worst

There is a suffering more severe Uh Than these sad records have rebears'd 3 *••.•• 'Tis his—whose virtue struggles still ^kf la hopeless conflict with his will.

There are—before whose mental eye vS Truth has her chastest charmss display'd But gaudier phantorhs,flut'ring by,

The ring mind have stilt betrayed T'ill gathering do ids—in awful night «lave quench'd each beam of Heavenly •,igM- a -v.

are—»ho«e mftital ear has heard be

HitiU

^"here

small votcel" yet) prone to

wrong, proudly, foolishly pt-eferr'd The sophist's cteed, the syren's long And staked, upon a desperate throw Their hopes above,—their peace below.

are,

ifl'short- whose days pre-

sent -r One constant scene of painful strifel Who hourly for themselves invent

Fresh conflicts till this- dream of

Has made their throbiag bosoms ache. Andyet, alas they fear to wake

^ith theirs compared, the Maniac's doom,

Attunes may know a Vacant rest:^ J*otso while thought aad conscience .• prey tlpon the heart which slightstfeejr sway. «v TWjV

:^h*

...

ilioq, whose caase they both espouse,

f?f -to his

".V.

»od pence:

The ^"mgeloud, „f rawness roll L.-J- **Bk&NARD BARTON.

not*P«ve

tongup b-

-v tongue of examining i' Ph!-"Wan»

v« and principally of the hf

lA",

Z17'""/

I we muid _' ^^s/«:nAi.MEas ANo bowlakd UILL

'is «»fcr.

j.a.totf gre.. h™ bopet.»al foarful (h«t he »^|jr™ *ucceed before

ardUiid tho audience, took an unguarded moment to touch it with the electric fluid of his orbtory and in a moment every heart began to throb, and every eye to fill Knowing well how to take advantage of this bold stroke, he continued to ascend ard, so majestic and rapid was his fiight, that in a few minutes he obtained an eminence so high that every imagination was enraptured. The rapid change from depression to joy, which^Mr. Hill experienced, was too much forbim to bear. He felt so bewildered and intoxicated with joy, that unconciousiy, he started up from his seat, and before his brethren could interfere, ht» struck the front of the gallery with his clenched fist, and roar* ed cut with a stentorian voice—"Well do»^, Chalmers

... a^.^JVo%tce,v„, IS hereby given that the undersigned has, on this day, taken otft of the Clerk* office of (he Probate Court of the County of" Parke Letters of Administration en the estate of Charles Tindell, late of Parke County dee'd of which all concerned will take notice the said estate as far as is ascer^ tained will be insolvent, and the settlement thereof is claimed as socb.

JAMES BARNS, JACOB UOMANE,

A.UEust lS, IS26. ik.

Admrs

Dr. W. JUDKINS* PATENT SPECIFIC

For ale at the shrpofc. B. Modi, Sett, Terre-Haute, price 50 CentsOct. 14,1826. ui VI otaie of Indiana, Clay Coanty, rpx,

H,arris°t

Township,

Jacob Cooprider, !a

CrniihNtJ* SORRKL MARE wiOu some white heirs in her forehead, left hmd foot white two small saddle spots, .^aoL8hLgM

lyear9 olJ-

Appris

ed to S2a by Hugh Stockton §*Thos. book°D^ ^Fae ^rom estray

JAMES DOWNING P. Jane 7th 1826.—31.St

REMOVAL/ p—

AMORY KL^EYJnK^KS cliPJ»ts and the public that he has removed h.s residence to Terre Haute-That he

thS»

irriium gloom

crtio*ihcircuit

practice

tjMjuglmut the tat and fa the sup'sme and district courts, Aoguat 4th l826,"

Ism* y°ULDJJppECTFULtv inform the tvZtl Vrre "acre

a°d

Iotise of -Booriee, Reynolds & Earlv and offers his services to the Publican the practKe ofTkysic $ Surgery.

Terre.fkute, June 30, 826 25.

New Goodsr

fiojv-AEa, RE rmtm 4r«astV'J

lieeeral Assortmeiit of 4

MERCIMJYvjzfi

which they will sell at

the lowest prices. —TerreHaute, May 6th, lgtJS

Ir'U?,A,tV ^'OR BOOKS on

SttutinnVC

nu.mProul,

11 t0e LaW

inS

audience 1

and critical The

loctor

BOOKS at lhaPt*^9

m.?l^r0peruJ"7and

Of th

ttrnoon only, in^k^J? *aturday °f P'5

ap'

nave the ri^ht n? ,. time -can priority ofthei? an^

a^C0,din^to

A--

T. jHIGGJJS'S j*,

^•ioth^ie^ Jl ,t!vItibrariah.

{^r« to andhot^

Tr'd'.

P.ost Office.

FROM'the nature and extent of our business, and the intended absence of one pf^s, wrchave been induced to solicit Judge Cofman to take charge of his Post Office, the duties of which are wholly incompatable with our other engagements. We therefore request ail persons having Postage accounts unsettled (and thete are many who have not paid a cent) to pay immedir at» attention to 1hem.

VVM. & 0 LlHfON.

Terre-Haute June 22, 1826.-^24 tf.

BOATS FOR SALE.

The subscribers have ten ORLEANS BOATS building at Roseville, which^ill "be'finished by the first dav of December. Any person wishing to purchase can have them low for ca&h or apprrfred cretlit.

NB,' i^he Boats will be delivered' to purchasers in thefWabash River. ROBQINS, $ WARREN, it -.RoseviU August 9.7 1^826—32 tf

v- R. S.*M'CABE

OFFEJISFOR SALE AT HIS

Hat Factory, In Terre^Ha

W^^IEIPiED®^

-nmwy

of the best quality. low for CASH OR GOOD WHISKEY. ^July 4 1826.^26.~tf.

Chair ^aetory.

^**^scriber hereby informs the

-ptriic that he manufactures,

•jFancy Chairs,

or Country price

its vicinj-

ta en a Room

in the

produce at the market S

V.«r ENOCH BOLE

ferre-HauteJune

a% it

Ca?theTl

L*i?1

3Q, 1826 -26-tf.

'a^e Act of Congress, any le-

gal holder of a^ertificate of Land that has been surrendered to Congress, has the exclus've pnvi ege

«Lrf(SKXtn ^v9

Isaac Elston,

.4.

^Windsor do.

rSettees,,

tw Wj*

».v

'.*V if-sfit \ft.

and every other aititffc in^this line of business—-which he will sell on 1be most accommodating terms—for Cash

,r^03Be^

1 heve

already paid

ha,f of the

North

of ^Section thirty-one in T. Ve«

W-

I therefore consider

has auifemJ

much trom the loss of timber, owing to .ome persons taking the unlicensed •jpty of cutting and hauliug off, I gwe notice thatiH come to the jjwSon'tht°l "i7 T0re

wa",e

«nall t-.kc benefit of the LAW in

4 ^"ir^e:r

aJ aaa

P—^edAtoVi"

Parte CWMv.Jjlu0'VR"^,AKi?,

State of Indiana, Clay County,

M?j29th"8T6,.,°"Twn-?l,iP' '.

SORHEl")2kS^ Stockton a forehead, sume saIlio

spoton

8tar

Post Office on the rmhi»

not

ter

JOB PKIJTTINGITKTT^^-—~~~

C0TtJDTTIHsogFlGEEXB"

Jl"

bl!

oftk '1Ule

His hoped fg

Matt^^ M„dis,tt,

,im-

*bi've •"""'oDe.l I

'n his

h'i, Mi P0.

Bhit«

t"-.e.r8ho„WJrrtfrl.&'teL*' fourteen hands three Lhi Jm0K teen or fifteen

I J*™1 °J^r~T

8'&n

Gentlemen calling 5^

°f

}ctters

hereaf-

o7ayWf"r«h

6 PrepMel

P« for 'heirne»s Lie'""~a3 "'m to anvance. tkp P^P^fs quarterly jn

"ftoinly not

law»

and

Phoenix Carding

establishment THE Subscriber hereby inforrii his former patrons and the public, that he has now in operation at his lormer stand anew apd complete

Carding Machine

And is ready to receive WOOL an«l make it into Rolls, on the shortest JNo^ tice and in the most workman like many ner.

Carding 8 cents per poundi

°&erj?feVenthp0,lhd

ff:

^oo1 One

n«!«B of Lard or clean grease must ba Wool

W eV6ry

ei8ht

1 1

Nathaniel' A^wns,

John F8!*0^'

pounds of

A'l#kinds of country produce at the market price will be taken in part payment for Carding-cash will alsobe rW" ceived when tendered 'L."

ABNER A. FULLER.

^erre-HauteJuly 22,1826 —i—29tf

remaining in tho

lost Office at Terre.IIaute, which if not taken out within three months iwill-be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

Samuel AJbinj Armstrong*

'Robert Brazier,

T. Blake. $

rauel 1

ai ®akpr«

Alanson Baldwin.

VI. I

^rn8

!W«»-

Barrack.

Wm. Delay/

G. G. I)e wees, A^rQn Dewey.

Micha John-

Mo™ Hiclr11' V. HamerfsaTuer Moorman Jlaw2rtb.

'"Jusltusf Denton.

"F Henry Field,

H.^D.- Farres, James Ferrel.i

"an,C»eer

Gbodmoaii

Israel Hatfe "*u yw®«#arrW,

"Abr-Livingston.

#T«

Asa Mounts,iQ ,»4col*, M«Ve. Qn -T. "f

John C..P^rdi,fc

John Rector.

Pefer Summe, Hiram Smith, John Simpson, smith Shaw.

fIenr, p*J*|

feph Stephenson, -S Strance, Win. S« wers,

Wm-T^.]cr

John Vance.#

,0c^®8 ^gh—toUr-

Abhm. VanZ/fc

^::t-

AnJrevv

Abhm. Vanjie^,

^ce,

.^v*-{."*vi' 3-w5fik f.

Brown Wilapnl John WhitO

\V'~-* i* David Welch,' ji Abigail Warren, Mary White, Mark Wiljiam3*

I«*P. Yo„„? jM^COr.MAN, M.

N0I1CE.

Writ of D^e8,«r/liaS me and directed |I ,'S8"od

We .her,-hi

Honey Creefe

P. JI.

Sa™1-

HydeCon,t.-

of eighty dollaro *tt«ched the sum^Has and \vr ^re^'t8in the hand* of of.Sylvester Jiirker^l?0 ABhlev Harr«

a 8U,te

to act'on the 3» !I ^?l

Wl"^

of Vigo, on h5P*

ne*t,

k«

PP0ccel

^County

of which th4 November

take notice.88111

°'U4 18?6HOLLOWAY

'Mn

joLc:lkVfo'1,n8,Sao'uei€i'ai|iv'Celley, }D "i i-- -1

John

•L-

•i

John

.jtAbhttt

Broivr John Jfosepfi

-'Lewis

AaaP.

ferp

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