The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 September 1828 — Page 4

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REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS,

Under the act, entitled An act fr the relief of certain Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the Army oj the llevotuiion," approved loth

May, 1828 ~p\ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

^'Br^.FAuSu-st

which

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OTICE is hereby given to those Officers and Soldiers of the Army of the Revolution who are entitled to the benefits of the above mentioned act, that a half parht payment will become due on the third day of September and wili be made to every such Officer or Soldier' as shall pro 4luce satisfactory evidence to the Secretary of the Treasury of his bein" on that day in full life. °The evidence required will be a declaration made and signed by the claimant, on or after that day, in the presence of two respectable witnesses, to whom he is well known, stating his rank and line in the Continental Army, and the rank according to

pay, under the act, fcy the Secretary pf the Treasury. To this is to be added the affidavit of the witnesses, sworn before a Justice of the. Peace,

other Magistrate authorized to administer oaths, as to the identity of the claimant, and to the fact of his bavins made the declaration on the day on which it bears date. And to this is to be annexed certificate, under the seal of the Court o5 the County, as to the official designation and signature of the Ma cistrate,and as to his being authori zed to administer oaths -The forms of a declaration, affidavit, and certifi9ate are subjoined to this notice.

This evidence should be enclosed and transmitted to the Secretary of the Treasury: and, if it be deemed Satisfactory, the amount fouud due will be remitted to the claimant in a draft on the most convenient. Branch of the Bank of the United States, or •will be paid to his attorney, duly authorized under the regulations which have been before prescribed

Each claimant is requested to indicate, by a note, at the toot of his declaration, the Branch of the Bank of the United S'ates on which it would be mo.-t convenient for him to receive' draft forthesuip that may be due to hiai aud if there be no post office in the place of his residence, to mention also the post office at which it would be most convenient for him to receive letters tcoin this Department

A copy of this notice, with the forms annexed, isintended to be sent to eafh Officer and Soldier whose claim shall have been admitted that the forms may be filled up and returned to this Department at theprotipje.

nest

It raay not be amiss',-on this occa sion to state, that, although an ear

desire has been felt to give iui mediate effect to the beneficent in tnetions of Congress, as manifested in the act referred to. yet, owing to the number of applications, and the investigations necessary to be made previously to a decision, it has not been found practicable to act upon every case as early as could have been wished. The rule ha been, to take up each claim in the order in which it has been reeeiv&d The same course wiii b: pursued hcreaf ter. is requested that all letters on this subject may be endorsed "Revolutionary Claims

RICHARD RUSH

For the purpose of obtaining the amount of pay accruing to me for the half year ending on the 2d day of September, 18^8, under the act entitled -'An act for the relief of certain Surviving officers and soldiers oi the Army of the Revolution," approved 15io May, 1828,1 of in the county of -, in the state of do, hereby declure,that I was a in the of the Army of the Revolution,, in the continental line, ^as was move fuiiy set forth on my application for the benefits of the said ftcfc,) and that 1 havejbeen found entitled, by the Secretary of the Treasury, under that act, to Jthe pay of a in the said line, t* it-v.

Witness my band, this da.y of —.—t in the year one thousand eight hundred*and twenty-eight.

Before me,

,WSr

jMi,

county of

So I

for the of—,

in the

state

pocsonally appeared, this day,

an(i

an(

j.J of Ihe said county, did severally make oath that

whom the foregoing declaration wqs xnade and subscribed, is well known -.o uiemto be t|ie person therein deccfibad, and that lie ia. generally reputed and believed to have been a ^ie Ar-T)y df the ){evolution, ifa7' :M gamier as th.rein stated and that

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the said declaration was made and ^'4i:' subscntied by the said in their )n:sence, on the day of the date there-

Who

or. fn If Witness my hand, this day of in the year one thousand eight HUNDRED AND T^CDI-EIG.UT ''1

_I,clerk'or'the Court of County of •, «n the State of'—rdo hereby certify, that —befor. whom the foregoing affidavits wcra a a the said county, and duly empowered to administer oaths. ln testimony whereof, Xhave hereunto set my hand, and affixt:A ed the seal of the said Court, this day of in the year one thousand eight hun- ./ dred and twenty-eight. *_

August 8

|C7*To be published once a week for one month in those papers au thorized to publish the Aaws of the United States. 234t." .*

New Grocery

©HE Subscriber has opened^

one

he has been found entitled to

door

direct from NeW-Orleans. which will be sold as low as they can be purchased in the place

Uecswix, Mislcef drained Honey^znd feathers will be received in

I wilt sell the Northeast quarter of Section '2, Town 11. north of Range 9West known as the Markle Farm —It is situated on the East side of FortHarrison Prairie, between three and four miles from crre-IIaute, consists of Wood Land and Prair ie, is of first rate soil, with an abundant supply of Spring Water, has a comfortable LOG llOUsEy a small Im pnivement with a good Young Or chard upon it, and is eligibly situated to make a good iarrn and a .pleasant residence.

ALSO,

south of Israel Harris* Ho

tel. on the West *ide of First Street, where he has on hand a Fresh As*ortmen!, of *t "'J/"' "...

JilEill &

M. HARBISON

Ttjrre Haute, August 29, 1828 -3-f

WE will receive good merchantable PORK during the next* season from all who may then be indebted to us—Those who hare open accounts with us, are requested to settle the same by note or otherwise {C7*All accounts, not 'ld in snme way or othert by the first day of Feb ruary next, w»il be placed in the hands ofan officer, for collection.

W S UFT.

Terre-Ifante Juls 31. !S :8-l9-8w

K-t TOt

a a

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THE Farm lately occupied by Judge Colman, containing ear FOUli JiU vDll A CliES, is fur sale ^I: is situated principally in the prairie, distant about one mile from Terre-Haute, and emorfjces the large grove in sight from sii'l town has about one hundred and forty acres of prairie under fence, sixty oi which is under,cultivation- is conveniently divided into fields, with a good

YOUNG ORCHARD—A

Two-story House.

and one or two Out-Buildings, a large Frame-Barn and Corn-Crib, a good Well of Water, &c upon it The above kknd is well proportioned as to prairie and wtfod—is of first rate soil, and taking in view the beauty and healthiness of its situation, with the advantages of location, improvements £*c is the most desirable farming property in the vicinity of said town

Lot in Terre-Haute No- 169, with Improvements, it is a coiner lot, fronts the Public Square, and is a good stand for business. he above property ,may be purchased on very advantageous terms by application to my Agent, Mr. Farriugton, of Terre-Maute,*who is fully empowered to se?l 7"

STEPHENS COLLETT, Eugene, Aug. 15, 1828 22tf

TO ALL WHOA! IT CONCERN. 'NOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will, on the second Monday of November next, ensuing the date hereof, commence selling a£ the Courthouse door in Parke county, Indiana, all and singular the lands and town lots on which the taxes due thereon for the year 828, and extracts for the years 1824,1825, 182G and 1827 are not paid, on or before the said seconji Monday of November next, and that said sale will continue front day to (lay, between the hours of, 9 o'clock,

and 4o'clocIc, M.

of each day, until all are otfered for

AUSTIN M. PUKTT, Collector, August 15, 1828.—21*4w

BLANK NOTMUQUK& for sale attltis Ojjice-* uv

TWO JOURNEYMEN-

O 1 N E 11 S,h,

tl^at are pood workmen—also

"An Apprentice to whom liberal ^ages will b£gii*n-

Terre-Haute,

II. BLINN.

May 23, 1828,—9tf.

Thomas ,H. Blake

AND

E. M. Huntington

will hereafter

PRACTICE LAW

In partnership. They, or one oftbem will attend the courts of the first judicial circuit, and the supremejeourt

Their office is in I erre-Haute, at the corner opposite Judge Deming.

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August 3lst, 18£7.

THE m.

AND

Monthly Gazetted

Is now published in Philadelphia eve ry month, in a large duodecimo form, containing from 36 tu bO pages This work has already an extensive patronage in this

f,itv

and ei'sewherr-

It is to be arranged in two Depart meats 1. Miscellaneous Department.containing Geographical Sketches of various countries, and a iVlonthlj Chronological -Journal of events taking place on aii parts of the globe. 5!. Ttie Gazetteer Department contains in successive Monthly Numbers a brief yet comprehensive Gazetteer of the United States, divided into four sections, a sii^all volume being devoted to each section- This Department in continuation to embrace a Complete Universal Gazetteer The pages relating to it can be detached from the Miscellaneous Department and bound separately Complete numbers of the Traveller, hack to the Jirst number of the Gazetteer, will be forwarded by til immediately at order, directed.to the Editor, Philadelphia f-*1

CONDITIONS

Thr^e dollars per annum $1 oi «u:»sci ij}tioo, the balance at the end of siK months. For the U. S. Gazetteer separately, which will be completed in about twelve monthly num hers $! per annum, on subscrip ion fCT'Subscriptions to the TRAVELLER received at this office.

r.New Tannery

THE subscriber has established himself in the t.-.

aiming

Currying

In the town of erre-il:iule, uoon a liberal scale, and ruw solicits a shat-v of the public patronage

His yard is situate upon the South end of Market Street, where,,/:,

will be recei^ed to I AX *0 t.e shares, or bought at fair p.ic* *, good pay

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THOMAS M'iMUiUiAN Tcrrc Haute, July

ilcld)

182o —18

To tavern keepers.

7'HE SUNSCUMER OFFERS FO

tfujion good terms, his spacious

a S a

In Terre-Haute, and give possession at such time as will suit the purchaser or tenant As this properly is well known, remark is unnecessary

Particulars will be made known to those who choose to apply .. ISRAEL IIVRRIS.

July 25, 1828 —U!f

W A O

4dD""(©2i

Hoop'Poles*

During this Fall, Winter and Spring ALSO—A quantity more STAVES, for ali of which a fair price will be given and good pay. For dimensions enquire of the subscriber at his shop.

SAMUEL EVERSOL.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 6 —24tf

ADMiNlSTUA TOiVS NO TlCE.

THE subscriber having obtained letters of Administration on the estat-

of Caleb

Peddicpard, dee'd. late ol

Vigo county, hereby requests all those indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and all those who have claims against said estate, to present them duly authenticated within one year from this date.

The estate is solvent. JOHN JACKSON, Jc. Adnrr Sept. 1,

1828.—24%w.:/N-

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AND

LADIES' MAGAZINE Embellished with elt^avtEngrai igs

"THE first number ot this publication was issued in April, and has for its design jhe dcvelopement ol the female talent of our country, particularly the western portion ot it, by affording a vehicle tor the literary contributions of such Ladies as have either caught the inspiration ol the muses, or have been wrapped in the more sober mantle of prose literatore'^'T/?* f|

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The work will be delivered to subscribers in the city and vicinity lor one dollar and fifty cents payable in advance or $2 at the end cf three months. ^Companies of eight oi inure joining together and paying in advance, or on the reception of the first number, will be entitled to a deduction of twenty-five cents on each subscription.

All Agents will be allowed twentyfive ceuis on each subscription which uiey may obtain, when the cash is forwarded in advance.

Address, Al. II. ANDREWS,Publisher, ^N'l. 5, Gray's Row, St. Clair st. Pittsburgh, June, 1828.

New Subscribers can be supplied with the numbers from the commencement if immediate application be made.

[SCT^Subscnptions received at the -tflir '»t th1* Reir'Mrr 3 JlDMlNl&ilM tOtt'ti JS O MCE

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that letters of administration have been granted him oh the,estate of Reuben Nichols, deceased. lie therefore, hereby gives notice, to all hose who are indebted to the said es t«?'o to makeimuediate payment, and to all those who have claims against the said estate to present them duly ii-.nt1 e-'KMted within one year from me ute hereof

The

vent.

estate is unquestionably insol

A N I O S Adm'r.

Fxj #.:fe tow i^ship, Vigo county, *'-•11 gust 1 b28.

~T\TlSU"D llfMEDIATELY, ,by the subscriber, 5 or 6

Journeymen Coopers

!o whom the most liberal wages in

will be given &. con

stant employment SA3IUEL EVER SOL. ierre-lltttfe. July 31, 1828 —203tc. |C7"The Editors of the Pittsburg Gaartile. and Baltimore Republican will please iusert the above once a week for three weeks, and forward ,h°ir accounts to this office for pay-m-'iit.

iLtiwlilM

WE have just received an asssort,j ment of SUMMER* FALL WINTER

•'GOODS,-

if a re of re or a on re as on a terms. F. & W. S. CRUFT. J'epx-IIaute, July 31, 1823.-19-8w

cQ-Pork, Whiskey,

Becs-wax, Flax & Tow

IN E N be re iv in pa ment for all goods at

CASH PRICES.

We wish to purchase

1000

(iallons of Good

strained Honey.

Hi W SO

person calling for me when

absent, can ascertain where 1 have gone, and when I shall return, by enquiring at. APT\ W ARSON'S, with whom th?y can leave instructions for me and their calls fchall be punctually attended tovtt,*

S. PiTRICff.

"l^rre-Haaie, 1, 18»8.-l9tP

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LS*H -.

IMPORTANT

The worK will comprise, Briel Moral Tales, Female Biography. Sketches of Female Character, Es says in pro3e and verse, and a spirited Miscellany of

humor

and senti

ment, the chief of which shall be (rom the pens of giftej females of America and the age..

The typography and embellishments of the Crystal are in a fine style of elegance. Each cumber contains thirth-two octavo pages—is printed on paper ol a fiue quality, and is accompanied with a beautiful copper-plate engraving, and handsomely printed cover. Twelve ntimo^rs of the work, containing near J!0 pages of print, and twelve dilf'eruf. Kn^avings, will form a beautiful voiuine, to which a title-page and index will be added

SALE 0?

Mill

roperty

.iucrm

I S I

offer for.

THE subscriber will by puohc auct.tfn on Friday the nineteenth of Sen. tember nest, his

"adBia?

situated on Raccoon Creek county, Indiana. This propertv been lately so fully described iD advertisement in the Register IU it is deemed unnecessary

now

ses, or to Arthur

ter into particulars, further tO' say that the subscriber has expert upwards of five thousand dohn valuable and permanent iranror*' ments connected with the business, and he believes there ar^ few if any mill establishment it Parke county which possess g-jperi0. advantages or where capital and et terpnse would be better rewarded

ACRES ofexcelient tirr,

bered LAND will be offered for«i with the MILLS. Terms made known on the day

sale. .- Any information

to title &c

car,

be had by application OD

the PREMI!

Patterson,

Rockville, or to_ A. Kianev( esq. Ter". re-iiaute-' FRANCIS

DICKS

OS'.

August 8, 1823 -an,

Jhnory Kmq~

AND!

E, A, Hanmgu

Having united in the ./

Practice of Law

Tender their services to tlie citizens of the First Judicial District of In. diana, as Practitioners in the Circuit Courts of the several counties, and the neighboring counties in nois. They will also attend to any business in the Supreme and District Courts of the State.—One or both in ay generally be found at tht Office of said Kinney.

March 37, 1828.—Itf^1 THIS ON'CK & THIS ONLY. I have quit the printing business and must close my accounts in (hit line. Those who do not attend to •their accounts, I s!*all certainly attend t|,,

"JOHN W. OSBORK.

July 5, 1828.

N O

Kegs of all sizes—fo-r sale hv WM.C.&D LINTON May 16, lass.^. 0

BLANK DEEDS

J,tilers of J](bninislratim Marriage Liccnces,

A .Notes of hand, Executions, SummViS) SnbpopnaSj !\'c.

Are kept constantly on hand and for sale, at this Office.

Electors of Indiana.

Of Presidents Vice President t.SElection First Monday in FOR J. A

AND RICHAKD LLTBH,

JOSEPH

Oun,of Putnam, count,F

WATTS,

JESSR

^arb(,rPf'rhru

JOHN

BAiiTiioLOMEWof WJ'•

OSEPH

Is A AC

MONTGOMERY

ol G'!

AMAZIAII MOIIGAN, 1)"^

FOR Gen AC k0\ AN a MIS V. bECKKS'-'],

DURHAM.«j

iioss SMILE?- of Union, «. WILLI Aid Lo:n:, ufMonroh Ha7*LlFF lioov.

Western kecis^*

printed at (a. onSaturda)Si »,

Co.

per volume, if paid

ce•two

111 a

jdwhet

dollars aud fifty ^V^completeJ

have

or'

the volume is hay upn lifty-W® three dollar,, if pa"!"1" numbers

been

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are

ance at the end ot be considered

jjaitl-

editor) until all arreara0 ^ntinttA failure to notify

VN^^nt

conspicuously

)ns^'

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litre,**

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written noticf tice or a jost

line

to tki