The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 4, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 March 1828 — Page 4

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Valuable Heal Estate

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E. Seel No.

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For Sale.

PURSUANT to an act of the Le-

i-.-y jgislature of the State of Indiana, the undersigned will on duu of April next offer FOR SALE

I at PUBLIC VENDUE, in the town of MEROM, in the County of Sullivan the following,

VALUABLE TRACTS OF

situated in the said jcpunty of Sullivan. to wit: S. iV. qr of Sec. No. l,in T. No. 8

N. No. 11 W..

*•& 8 K. qr. of Sec. No. 2, T. 8 N. R. No. 11 W. 4 W. of Sec. No. 36, T. 9, N. 11

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vv.

T.7 N.R. 10 W.

4 tt. V. qr. of Sec. No 8, T. 7 N. 10

E. Sec No. 24, in T. 8 N. R. 11

a* These lands were purchased at the Public Land Sales in the year 18b, and at that time were considered the |ia

'first choice in the country Persons

Will be offered in the town ofTEft-RE-HAUTE, on the Second Mon•m day ofJiprtiy (being court day) the 1'oliowing lots in said town, viz:—,

OUT LOTS,

*|NTos. 67, 72, 33, 34, 35, and 47.

in lots

Nos. 53,10, 118, 200 and 201. 0 By reference to the Map of the town, it will be seen that the in Lots are well situated as to business, and the A Out Lots present some of the most desirable situations lor private resi-

dencesadjacent to the town. From one third, to one half of the a purchase money will be expected in band, and the balance in twelve months, to be secured by .lien upon the property. H.m v^jFor iu/brmatfOtt as to the Lots in

Terre-Haute, inquire of James Far rington, Esq» re ri*' DIANA M. BULLITT, Mm'x. of Th imxas Bullitt^ dec'd. 'SAMEL GWATHMEY, Jgentfnr Henry Atkinson and Mary

AtkinsonFeb. 9. I828f—48-8t.

From the subscriber on the 11th inst. a r^r

Bay Horse

nboitt fifteen hands high, some white in his forehead five years old next spring, shod before, any person that will deliver the above horse to me at my residence in Prairie Creek townchip, Vigo conty, or give information so that I gethiin shall be amply rewarded for the same

:sfAsigned

A.D.I828. J^NE BURTCHFIELD, ^Administratrix. ?J 4ft «3t \.\

Notice.

THOSE indebted to the Estate of "William Chenoweth, deceased, wrl! please to take notice, that 1 have appointed Thomas Williams, ot Otter

Creek township, Vigo county, «n agent to settle with, and receivenaymentsfrom those who are Mrindebt^d. A prompt attention to this notice will t»ave cost.

ISAAC CHENOWETH,

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liVRAr.l JiCHENOR.

'"TrFeb 20, 18L28 43tp

^JSotice

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jJlS hereby given to all persons havijDg just and k-gal claims against the estate of Hezekinh iiurtchfield dec. late of Clay county, Indiana and that they exhibit their claims legally proven, for settlement, to the under-

on or before the first day of

May next All ^persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment or they may find their sWaceounts in the officers hands for col•Jection. This I4th day of February,

Administrator,

Feb 15, 1828 —3w*.

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1 Administrator's Notice.

& THE creditors and heirs of tbe«s tate of Abraham Markle dec'd. late of Vigo county la. are informed, that said estate is insolvent, thai we snail claim the settlement thereof, as sueh, and for this purpose have filed our complaint, which is now pending, rA the circuit court of said county therefore all persons having claims against said estate who do not come in and present them before the determination of the court thereon shall be pustponed. .•'•*.

HENRY MARKLE, AdnCr. CATHARINE MARKLE, Adni'x. Of the estate of Ji. Marklet dte'd,

February 10, 1820.—47.

Auction.

I wfll expose 'to PUBLIC SALE at my farm, on Saturday the 8th of March next, at a. credit of nine months, for approveifiiotes, about .Thirty Jive head of horned cattle

O N S I S I N O

1% WORK OXEN, 'H i$TEEIl&f suitable to be broke pt wotlc.

fffind 3 years old H&iFERS Sfc. ALSO one good

Work Horse.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. GEO. W. DEWEES. Further particulars will be made known on the day of sale.

Feb 18, 1828- 43td- 1 State of Indiana, Green county. Highland township,

Taken up

"Hy John Sanders a resident of said .township, astray

Black Mare,

no brat pnrccivable, a few white

t:|VCg

who inay wish to receive information!^,^ jnt.,»s apprui*ed to thirty as to the quality and situation °t c3ol 1 ors

jn hnr fjreh^d supposed to be

yenrs oM last spring, ne*r tit-

these lands, are referred to Air Sam- j0j,n p.^tt :ir.d George Gri tiith. w.i £\f Irap.fii ill.. uel Coloian, of Merom—the tracts will be oilered in quarter sections. •..uf —ALs'O—

us the -6th ol -Jan '828,

I Jo hereby certiiy thi above to be a true r.opv f''om mv estrav book, this 26th day "of January 189,8

HENRI LITTLE JOHN, 38t3t

\j)r. $.%Patrick

D. Johnson"

'-al Has just received a

General Assortment

ft*: -T OF «-r

Winter Goods

M&fit

15'V •W**

& Of this place, has the

VACCINE-"^! A E I

Phy8iciao9

and others in the cto^p,try

can be supplied by calling IVrre-IIaute, Dec. 13, 1827-3 jjg

NEW GOODS.

Which will be sold low for Cash, Bees-wax Linsies, Jeans, Linen} Feathers, Flax seed, Whiskey, Src. Terre-Haute, Dec 27, 1827.—40tf

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Sale of I igo coun-

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jOI$

IN pursi-Mar.ce of an ur ler from the Bo trd of Cr-niiiiissioners at their Feoruarv Session A. D. 1828, I will expose to

Public Sale, I

to tfie lighrsi oiilder, ou the first day of March neyi, the foUo»ving lots beI'lnjir.ji to tli2 county of Vi^o, situateifinlhe town of A'erre-Haute, to wit: Nos.

132, 13S, 262, "280,

158', 271, and 269. Terms—one third cash in advance and the remasndir payable at the expiration of one year in county orders.

H. ALLEN, County Agent.,

Feb. 8, 1828. 46

Notice:

THE undersigned having obtained letters of Administration on the estate of Isaac Lambert dec'd. requests all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those holding claims against said estate will present them legally authentica ted, that we may be able to ascertain the amount as soon as practicable that we may prepare for their adjustment

The-estate is probably insolvent JULIA LAMBERT, Admx. JAM ES HALL, Mmr. Feb. 4th, 1828.

4G~3t

THE

PATRONS

OF THE

REGISETR

Will recollect that some time since I informed them that they could discharge their ^account* by delivering PORK and WHISKEY to Mr. Ho^c. And I now have the pleature of Informing them that one 'g

," Whole Hog"

has Men delivered, and no more to my knowledge—TOlr privilege paying in tORK!«r ptlier product will absolutely be denied whentk^ Pork season is over. Feb.

I. J.W. OSBORtt. if

Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell th? fallowing described lands, viz 160 acres S. E. quar. 14 12 160 16a 160 320* 160 160 160 ,80

8. K. 10

CO*

160,

be given.

Intemperance.*-

THE subscriber, on the decease of the late Dr. William Chamber, took into his possession the personal estate of the deceased, and found prepared a large quantity of Dr. Chambers' Remedy for Intemperance lie hereby informs the public, that he lias disposed of all the medicine so found, to Dr. James H. Iiart, and Mr. Andrew Fanning of this city.

In making this disposition the subscriber has been actuated by a due regard to the heirs of the intestate, as well as from a wish to grve the most extensive use to the virtues of the discovery, whatever they may be and he can further add, with confidence, that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the vender* of the Remedy for intemperance, as prepared by the inventor, have been intimately connected with Dr. Chambers .n his life time—have been his agents in compounding the medicine, and are acquainted with its^composition. i,« 8ILVANUS MILLER,

We have t!ie pleasure to announce that Jfr Chambers' medicine fw intemperance has been adininisii red to twelve nerpr.ns in this vi-

town of

N. E. 23 10 10 N. W. 25 12 10 N half 13 11 S. E. quar. 23 11 N. VV. 14 12 N W. 11 12 K. N. R. E. S. E. N E. q.r.

I® 12 30 12 6 11

jsm

Some of the above LANDS

are prairie and soine improved, they will be sold low, and a liberal credil

HFMIN(

Terre-H«ute, Feb

12, 18-28.

Dr. Chambers'

REMEDY 'FOR

Public Admimst r. Sjc

|Cj»The medicine is prepared only by thf. subscribers, who alone are in possession of the original recipe ot the inventor, at the office ot the late Dr. C. in the basement story of Rutgers* Medical College, in Duane Ureet, east side of Broadway, and at the medical store of Dr. Hart, corner of Broadway and Chamber.--i»reet, three doors from Washington cla.il, New-York. [From the Vermont Gazette.]

r«c,et..eu

'hem Irom obvious ruin—and restor- tu.ui. em to themselves, relatives and tripnds, to health, to industry, to usefulness, and to their proper station in society."

Beware of Imposwre 1!—The almost incredible success which Dr. Chambers' medicine has met with in t?ie cure of intemperance, has brought forth many fraudulent imitations to this valuable remedy. To secure the public against imposition, the direc tions accompanying the genuine rem ody for intemperance are signed, in the hand writing of the subscriber, without which i»one a~e genuine.

To Editors.

lu order that the efficacy of Dr. Chambers' Remedy for Intemperance may he thoroughly tested, editors of newspapers throughout the country who will insert our advertisement and add this article to it, and send us a copy of the paper containing it. shall receive from us by return of mail, a quantity sufficient to cure one drunkard, which they will be re^ quested to administer to some patient in their neighborhood and publish the result.

Public institutions 8f philanthropic societies, by making application (duly authenticated) to the nubscriber, shall receive the mcdicine at a very reduced price. On enclosing to us the usual price, $5, postage paid, the medicine can be sent by mail. To those who are unable to pay, on personal application of the individual at our office, the medicine wilt ho administered gratis.

JAMES II. HART, Successors to A. FANNING, W Chambsrs

XJ-Dr. Chambers' Medicine may be had at Franklin, Portage county, Ohio, on application to Samuel Folafnbe, merchant, or Dr. Thomas Rati.

Jan 24.1828 i.. SHmiF^'SSALE.'

virtue of an execution to me di*ected delivered from the office of theCletk-of the Yigo€irc«it Court, •nd also a cost bill placed in my hands or collection, I will expose to publ'r sale asathe law directs on the 10th day

x- .'ivi,. y.

of Ma rcb next between the hours of 9 o'clock A & o'flwk M. th« following LOTS situated th,

Terre-Haute, county oH .go_

state of Indiana, to witr Nos 161 and 162. with their appurtenances-as the property of John Campbell to satisfy the state aforesaid and the said cost bill. Sale to take place on

the Pre™j^ftY ALLEN, Sheriff. Feb. 15, 182&.

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THE subscriber respectfully in forms the citizens of Terre-Hautf and th* pu-blie in general, that he hak taken the

FERKY

His BOATS shall at all times be in complete order. Travellers and othors will find it to their advantage to cross here, as he wiil spare no pains to satisfy all

RICHARD REDFORD.

Terre-Haute, Feb 1—45—4w.

NOTICE.

The late LE

N. B.

Having used Levi Jacobs' improved, durable Razor Straps we certify that they exceed in excellence and durability any strap we have ever used, and freely recommend them as useful aud valuable to all those vvho may have use for such an ar ticle.

•D. Demingt John Craft,* L. II. Scott, Robert Wilsony E. TiVotson, C. Gilbert, s. s.

Wright,

J:)hn CampbeU,

Chester Tutile, II Allen, Peter Allen.

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Moses Hoggatt, David Linton, II. Johnson, II S. JlPCabe, L, S Shuler,

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T. Clarkef A L. Chase,

Coiicttl

A. Hotchkiss, N Huntington, C. B. Jlodesitt,

A statement of the Receipts & penditures of the county of Vigo, January 1st, 1827, to January 1828, inclusive

^For Taws for County purposes, 4 the use of Roads, _*» on svits commenced Id Circuit

Court, •».

Jury Fees, Store and Tavern Licenses* ,, License for Exhibition ot Wai

gUreg ,*.

Sale of county Lots,

For building Jail and repairing Court House Making Roads and Bridges,

B$ltnc$ exceeding the receipts,,

ATTEST—C. GILBERT,

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Notice.

The subscriber hereby 'mfrj old customers and the pablic ^Ily, that he has now on ha^P'

Good Assortment 'r OF

Harness, kc, &c,

Which he \vi!I exchanor. for \yii\ KEY, FLOUR, BMF-CAT rALLOW, HIDES, HEES-\ COUNTRY LINEN, ijEai£ ot every description, FEATIIFR* kc. lie will also continue to lal"' tacture all articles in hjs |jnf '8' cording to order, fur the abovek-J of trade, to be delivered when t/ work is done, ©r when the articj.° are received of him. "vS

ownedbv Dr. C. Msdisett, whe?e he may at alll tiroes be found in re-ti-neas to wait on all those, who may favor him with their custom.

WILLIAM PROB^f

Terre-Haute,

JACOBS wanufao

turer of the "SUPERIOR, DURABLE

RAZOR STRAP,"

Having communicated to me the art of making those STRAPS for the benefit of MYSELF and the public gen erally I shall continue to manulacture them, at my factory in Terre-Haute, where I have and will continue to keep on hand a constant supply, wholesale and retail.

have succeeded in making

sueh an improvement as will enable mc to warrant them for 20 years when they have careful usage this improvement also causes the strap to'keep- a smooth edge upon the instrument while it cuts it down as fast as former!

J. W. OSBORN

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December 10, 1827..

State ot'Indiana, Fountain County.'t,,

In {vacation of the Circuit Cocrf for said County of Fountain, William rhomas,

I Petition for

Mary Thomas Divorce, late Mary Smith. /. NOW at this day (to sixth day of November 1827, came the said William Thomas by Pa(ter, .son his counsel, and filed in Clerks office of the said Court a oetition, praying that the marriagecoatract between him and the said Mar? may be dissolved and it appearing from affidavit filed in the said Clerks office that the said Mary is not aresident of the state of Isdiana-it is therefore Ordered by the president judge of the said court, that the pen. dency of the said petition he|1 lished four weeks in the Wes Register, a newspaper printed at Terre-Haute, in this State,aodtint the said Mary Thomas be and appear before the judges of the said Court on the first day of their next term, to be holden at the Court House in Covington, on the fourth Monday in April next to answer ihe complaint or the matters and ihinjts therein contained will he heard in Iter all* ence and decreed accordingly

JOHN POSTER.

^4 tPrs, Judge. 1st Jud. CtTjvtl, A true Opy, 'r Atest

win iK,c\k v.r.c,

45-4ws. 'l'

Notice.

THE subscriber iini'.c* ^prsons who have unsettled accounts uiM bin) to call and settle the samMiih himself or Mr. S. Wright m"1' authorised to settle and receive same.-? I hope this call will beatended. ,*v,v.'TT e. B. MODhv n.

December 28, tf.

gl784 91 106 24

•*. 20 00 41 61 223 47

10 00 79 32

The support of the Poor, Compensation to Overseers of the Poor to Sheriff including expenses

Assessor, Associate Judges,

Criminal cases, Returning Judges of Elections,

For Coroner Inquests, Refunding taxes erroneously paid, Bounties on Wolf Scalps, s-.i. Compensation to Treasurer,

2265 55

G880 45 793 94 162 37* 11 00

of apprehending and keeping prisoners, I v* to Clerk,

4 Grand and Petit Jurors 5* Bailiffs to Circuit Court, Constables for services in

191 75[ 106 64 120 00 76 00 155 7b 59 00

28 9^

24 00'

J% 4

John F. Cruft,

E. Paddock, Jr

Alban C. Dayi»-

CUrk,

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