The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 August 1828 — Page 1

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WESTERN REGISTER

•nfed at Terre-Haute, ^g

nrl

V°uilars,

at two dollars

S^urdays, if paid in advance two

U"fifty cents, if paid when i* half completed or,

vol

,liars ie ire

ai(1 when flft

(iC

'have Ween furnished.

^subscription will be discon

le-s at the option ot the

:,orV'intilall arrearages are paid ilare to notify a discontinu--it the end of each volume will

nc3 •C" AUV

itlored a new engagement WKRTISEMENTS,

^iblc

VSIl must accompany all adver--^mc-nts.

jf. S. M'Cabe

Is dailv manufacturing

{{jc'latest

a la'-?e supp'v ot Woods Pa~ •nt ast Iron Ploughs, from No I. (INo. 4. which will be sold on aclimmmlating terms.

T'iree

v,:|l

years experience in this

icfion of country

•oushs to

be a

useful

•tide, and in

distance will

b" sold on reasonable term si |l lJork, Cfrt!, Whiskey, and most ''flu'sof Mercharitahle produce will sceived ia pnvment,

ir Oliver Rose.

Trrra-IIaute, May 30, 1828. 10~tf.

tvvo

wul be

cuou?ly inserted at one dollar ',!1?iiuare "for three weeks, and 'P .jlfive cents per square for each rent insertion. All advertise"^"'vr'jll be continued until they

Figure work, will be $2

fashion, and of the bcsf

••laterials, which he will sell low j'cafii. Far, Lamb's-Wool, or such k'erproduce as will suit. ,,

HATS

nrtest

made to order on the

notice.

Terrc Haute, May 15, 1828—8tf

rjVO JO URNr YM

N E S

(hat are good workmen—also

hi Jl-pprentiee,

telwm liberal icugeswill be given II. BLLNIS

Terre-IIaute,

May 23, 1828,-9U.

Patent Cast Iron

THE subscriber has now on hand

r«ate.

uation are among

ULa

is once and this OJYLY. •,

I have quit the printing1 business ^'1 tntisf. ciose my'accounts in tliat iiiuse who d\ riot attend to

,L:r

accounts, 1 shall' certainly attena to.

JOI-L\. W. OSBORN.

Juh

5, 1828.

To tavern keepers

S"chtirne

Mn1

has proved these

and vuluable

every point ot view

•jw'ior to the

wrought Iron Plough

Farmer? arc respectfully invited trail and

evunine for themselves

ni^hs ol

either

number

_v finished) can

(cotnplete-

be had at all times a»

place and all

orders from a

he promptly attended

to. A supply of

these Ploughs will

kept at different towns on the ^abash, and at such

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opened

other places as

may be called

(or.

ALSO,

at the Corner of 1st and

Ohio

streets, in the store room™ belonging to

0 Deming, an

ASSORTMENT OF

-y.n«i3ting of Dry Goods* Hard ,[w, & Groceries, 8fz ty'c. which

SuflSChlliEIl OFFE ItB

upon good terms, his spacious

a S a

I' ^erre- Haute, and j^ive possession j,

ns will suit the purchas-

..,?r ^enant. As this property is

k«0vvn,

remark is unnecessary

arti^ulars

will be made known I

WHO choose to apply l^KAKL 1L 8^8.—ib|f.

Mv 2

ARRIS.

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\-.Y'-: ^v^LANO SALE.

South West North West South K-ast South West North West South West South West Norih West South West North East South West North East South East South East South West South East

JS'e.w Tanner if.

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THE

fanning

BY virtue of an Order and Decree ofthe\igo Circuit Court, Indiana, sitting as a Court oi Chancery and Probate, at the last term, Ve the undersigned will expose to -Y »,

PUBLIC SALE,

For CASH, at the Court House in Vigo county, Indiana,

On Monday, the 25th August next,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. oi said day, the following described

10,

In the town of terre Haute, upon a

f\ II til a! 101 O CHI fO

iiberal scale, and iuw solicits a share of the public patronage His yard is situate upon the South end of Market Street, where

Tfi1

will be received to TAN on shares, or bought at fair prices

good pay lllbMAS M'MUKREN. Tcrrc Haute, July

'£,

JUST RECEIVED BY

lit S. JWCabe,

FROM JVE V- OIIL EAXS,

O O S O A' S II

©iB®©mai!S3

which he will sell low for CAsll.

June 27th, 1328. 14tf—

Mlg.

count As I will her contracting THOMAS SWAN.

Parke co la. July 14, I82G.— I84t

frtatc of Judiana.

Ms»

f'igo County, S3:

Circuit Court, April Term, 1828. Reuben Christy. vs:

Michael Collins In Chancery and John Campbell

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is not a resident ol this stnto: It is therefore ordered, tlut notice ol the pendent of thi^suit be published in the Western Register and Terre Haute Advertiser, four weeks successively, at least sixty d.iys pn or to the next term of this cour t, and that this cayse be continued to said

next term

184VVS

IAXK .VOTE BOOKS for sale atthis OJJice.

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No "DUPE TO PARTY TOOL OF POWER"—Noit "SLAVE TO MINIONS OF AN HOI R."

TERRE-HAUTE, VIGO COUNTY, INDIANA. AUGUST 2, 1328.

and Lots

situated in the County aforesaid, comprising the REAL PROPERTY belon.°rinor to the estate of the late Abraham Mattel?, deceasedj viz-

.ion 35, town 12. range 9 west 35,

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35,

22, 22,

25, 10

ii a a

29,

section 11, town 12 range 9 ~-I A certificate for east fraction.il section 33 town 13, north of range nine west, containing 383 -55-100 acres, $191,75 paid on said cert.ficate -Also

'J he following i^ots in I ene-Ila»te,

Nos 186, ^30, 85, 259

The above Lands for the richness of their soil and eligibleness of sit

& ClllTying is this day dissolved by mutual con

JllSSiS} All persons having unsettled ac-

ft!

an(J sftllIe(

the in

Wla MM§

Edged Tools

1828.-18. will he mad* in the neatest manner and of the best materials by IT)u. Harrington.

Qi The sale will take place on the premises, and the terms will be

WHEREAS my wife CRISTI- A S Said land is situated in HonNA, has left my bed and board with- creek prairie, in said county, near out any just cause or provocation, the residence of Jud^e Hoggatt and This is to forwarri all persons from

harboring or trusting her on my ac- Terre-Haute to Vinccnnes. It is ot

Complainant appears by of Vigo, State oi Indiana, Kinney and Hannegan his counsel (at the usual place ot holdmg elec-

files his bill, and" it appearing to tions in said 1 ownship) on Monday the satisfaction of the Court that Mi- the 4th day ot August next, foi the chad Collins, one of the defendants, purpose ot electing one Representa-

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10, 12,

i( ,2

32, 13,\\ 8, -9,

12,

36,

13, 9,

3G,

13, 9,

0 9

12,

the most valuable in the county ^me ot these tracts

are under improvement —for more particular information concerning which, and the property generally, a3 well as the title thereto, reference can be had to Mr Farrinstton at Terre-Haute, or to the subscribers

CJPIIMR1YIC MARk'LK, AmiMstratri*,/-. IIEJSR'Y MAUKLE. Administrator

Mark'c's Mills July 18. 1828 17tds. Of Abraham Marhlc, decM.

subscriber has established existing between -',f#

himself in the Mars & flerringtori,

&°

containing

ection 4 town 12, range 9, containing

Q3 51 -100 acres Ten acres, a square in the north west corner of the north east quarter

Dissolution.

THE Co-partnership heretofore

counts'wilh the firm are reqnested to '^reof, to any other u,e or oojec,

immediately

WILLIAM MA'S, WILLIAM HERRING ON.

Will still continue the business at his old .stand, where all orders in his line will be punctually attended to.,

Terre-Haute, July 4th, 18^8 15

Land $ale.

BY virtue of an order of the igo circuit court, la I will expose to Public Sale on Saturday the iGth day of August next, between the hours of 10 nnd 2 o'clock, of said day, the East half of the North st quarter of Section thirty five, I ownship eleven. North of Kange Ten est, containing EiGII !'Y At HE of LAND

se to the Mate Road leading from

pay no debts of first rate soil, enclosed with a fence. has a log c:ibin on it, and is well adapted to farming An undoubted title will be made to the purchaser.

SI [/VI A WINTER, A* Guardian of fyI ,JiM July 12. 1828. 4w

Take otice,

THAT an Election will be held in

.the several Townships throughout

j'l I jjviov tive to the 21st Congress one Governor, one Lieutenant Governoi, one Senator, one Representative to the General Assembly one Curoner, one Sheriff, and one County Connnis siouer: at which time the Inspectors of elections and voters respectively, are requested to attend-

HKNRY ALLEN, Sheriff.

T& ctefc. .. UJYP 0 WD Eli-

'. Regs ot all siy.es—lor sale bv ^_ W C. ^4. D. 1^1^

May

I8x3,

By Authority.

A W S O E S IT E S A E S A S E A E I S S E S S I O N ,TJ*E TI E S IF TH O S E S S

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[PUBLIC—No -*5]-

\N AC 1" to grant certain relinquished St unappropriated lands to the State ot Alabama, for the purpose of improving the navigation of the Tennessee, Coo^a, Cah$wha, and B'ack Warrior rivers

Be it enncUd by the Smite $r House of ltepresuntntives "j the I nitvd States of America xn Congress %/isien\bled That lour hundred thousand acrt^, the relinquished lands in the counties ol Jackson, Madison, Morgan.

Limestone, Lawrence, Franklin and Luudei dale, in the State of Alabama, be, and the same is hereby, granted to said S ate, to be applied to the improvement of the navigation of the Muscle Shoals, and Colbert'* Shoals, in the Tennessee river,and such oth er parts of said river within said state as the Legislature thereof ma\ direct: But if there shall not be four "hundred thousand acres ot relinquished and unappropriated lands in ,aid counties, the deficiency to be made up out of any unappropriated lands in the county ot Jackson in said stale.

Sec. 2- And be 11 further enacltd That said state ot Alabam* shall have power to sell, dispose ot, and grant said land, for the purposes aforesaid, at a price not less than the minimum price ot the public lands ot the United States, at the time of such sale.

Sec

And be it further enacted.

That the said staie oi Alabama shall commence said improvements within two years after the passage of this act, and copipletc the &aine within ten years thereafter.

Sec.4. And be it further enacted, That if said *tate o: Alabama "»nali apply the lands hereby granted, or the proceed? ot the sales or any p^ri

whatsoever, than as directed by this act, before said improvements shall have been completed, the said grani for all lands then unsold aliaii itieruby become null and void and the said state of Alabama shall become liable and bound to pay to the United States the amount tor which sailand, or any part thereof, niay have beeu sold deducting the expenses lucu'red in selling the ume.

Sec 5

And bt it fu'ther macted

That, the improvements ot sani nav i.-ation shall be commenced at the lowest point of obstruction in sa.u river, within said state, continued up the same until completed, and calculated for the use ol steam boats, according t«» such plan ot construction as the United States' Engineers appointed to survey and report [hereon, may recommend, and the resident of the United States approve provided, that such pla" shall embrace, it practicable, a connexion oi lj:0 navigation ot Flk rivei? with thtid improvements.

Sec. And be it farther enacted, that after the completion ol said improvements, thesur plus of said gr.nt, if anv, shall be applied to the improvement of the navigation of the Coosa, Cahawba,and Black Warrior rivers, in said state, under the direction of the legislature thereof.

Sec 7 And be it further enacted. That the said rivers, when unproved as aforesaid, shall remain forever fiee from toll for all property belonging to the government ot the Uniied States, and for all persons in their service, and tor all the citizens the United States, unless a toll shall he allowed by an act ot Confess.

Approved—23d

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rPuBi.ro—N°. 46.] ..

AN ACT making an appropriation for the erectio-, ot a Breakwater near the mouih of Delaware Bay

Be it enacted by the Senate $ House of Representatives of the United Stales of America in Congress assembled. That the President of the United States cause to bu made near the mouth of Delaware bay, a Breakwa-

Sec. 2 And be it further enact&d That, the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars be, and it hereby is, appropriated* towards the accomplishment ot that object, and tjraf he same be paid out ot any money the treasury not otherwise appro-

oiiated. ..4 Aporoved—23d May, 1828.

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\N ACT to amend and explain an act, entitled '-An act contiiMiiu^ an act of the legislature of Virginia, incorporating th-* C'u-.^ap^ak-.i and ()hif Canal C' mptuv, and act of the sta of Maryland, Jor the same purpose."

Be it enacted by 'he Sena!" Hon-?, of Representative* of the C'tufed Its

Jimerica in ('ongres assemble, h't tiie assent alre.idy ^iveii h» United States to the charter the Chesapeake and On'n (^a?a! (^o'.nrtny, by an act ot Congress, entitled •"An act confirming an actot '.e^islaiare of Virginia, entitled an act incorjinraung the Chesapeake and Oiiio Canal Company and an act of the state o! Maryland confirmir.g Uu: same, shall not be impaled by any change ot the route ot said a at,

Jrom or above the town ot Cum'J-r-Uiid, on the river P'»to?i\ac, 1 ie distribution thereof m»o two or TO sections, at any tune lu*re itie.r, .r any change in the dimension that part of the present eastern section, extending from Cumberland, or u':i of Will's Creek, the -ouuth oi .ivage, at t!.e base v,t tiie Allegheny, any substitution which the iiuen-st of the Chesapeake and Miio Car?-»l Company may 111 the opinion of the Company, require to be. inavle, ot inclined planes, railways, or an artilicial i-oid for a conunu"d canal, through the Allegheny mountain, in aov route which may be, by the Company, finally adopted therefor, beiwee 11 the town ot Cumberland anu the river O iio.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,,?.That, to o-iviaie any possible a guity that might aiise in the construction ot tiie second section ot the-, act ot Congress aforesaid, tt.e authority by that act designed to be gi.ea to the States of Maryland and Virginia, or to any Company incorpot aled by either or both ot

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to extend a branch trom the-said Ca»ynat, or to prolong the same, tiom tnc ,,, termination thereoi by a continuous canal, within, or througn the Oi=t.ict ot Columbia, towards the tdrricoiy

S«c. 3 And be it further enacted 1'iiat the aiioi lne ieg.siafne 01 .via-

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either ot those states, shall be deemed and taken to be as fiill complete, in all respects, as the au-^ tiiority granted, by mat act, to tse .. Chesapeake and Ohio Canai Company to extend the main stem ot ihtt ., »aid canal, within the said District or the autnority reserved to the government ol the United States to provide tor the extension thereof, on ei» 1 her or both i-sides ot the nv 1 olomac, within the District of Columbia: Provided, i'hat nothing herein conruined -tiail impair the restriction 111 the charier ot the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, designed to protect the canal Iroiu mju.y, by the prolongation thereof, or by any iranch thert'trunr.

ryland winch passed at their D*cemuer session, ot one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, entitled, "An act lurther to amend the act incorporating the Chesapeake and j* Ohio Canal Company, be, and the same is hereby cuotiruied. so tar as .he assent of Congress may beseemed necessary thereto.

A SIEYENSON, Speaker of the House of Rep'is, JS.

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President of the Senate pro tem. Approved—23d May, 18 18. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

[PUBLIC—No. 48.J

AN ACr to establish a Southern Judicial District in the Territory of Florida

Be it enacted by the Senate $ House of Representatives of the Uniied States of America in Congress assembled, hat, there shall be established another Judicial District in th* Territory ol Florida, to be called the Southern District, embtacing all that part of the territory which lies south ot a line from Indian liver on the east» and Charlotte harbor on the west, including the latter harbor which said court ahall exercise all the juristic*tion within said district, as tiie omer superior courts, respectively, exercise within their respective districts, and shall be subject to all the laws which govern or regulate the same and there shall be appointed tor iaid district a Jud^e: and lie is hereby authorized to appoint a Clerk for s^iu Court. There shall also be appointed an attorney and uurshal, who shall exercise all the duties, give the ,ame bond and security,*and be enTitled to tho same salaries, feet,, and compensation, that is now allowed by law to attorneys and marshals iif other districts in the territory.

Sec. 2 Aud he it further enactza. That, the eUted sessions ot stwi

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