The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 6, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 August 1829 — Page 1
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Postage, on letters of business,
it be paid,orU.c7 will y-l »tfended to. The following gentlemen will pjQftse
KUIS-.UK
agents for the
hfrrom—Sam!. Colman. S^)r.J. W.Da,is: Emm's rhos. Efliisoil. ^niffnjje*—SaiilkHill. Washington—K. H. McJunkin. Mi. Pleasoiii—J nlics ohuson, Palestine, ///.—Win. Wifeon, '. .* York-—John B. Richardson. jP/iW*—Jwnes Jones. Jl,ikviUe-t' D. Morris.
V, /eruwin—James CliesxiirtfV hidos—n. D.Paitou." Jfi-voort^^B. Gardnerfr^ne—i. & 3. S. (:,ciliclt.*vf
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Cbriiigtonr~3 »5ioan. Portland— S. W aujfh. jll/ica—Win. Crunipton. sXi/i, tttU—Reuben Kelse^. fvwfortlttiite--Isaac C. Liitoa*
Jll:cc.»o-,i—'Wrn. Hole. '7* (1 -fcjifoi/'t'—Joseph Orr.
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R-u£ ..ww—£• Wawky. J-Adams. L-^arimrt—1Hen. John »ipton., jfascvW*—Moses Kc.bbins. .. j,
census or cour.T.
prilTcnn, Vermillion Circuit Court, 1829. S Henrv Dabney, 1 mtim for a
ts
'n I Divora.*
'athsrne Dabney IttfOW at this (itr. romr* the J^| complainant, by Farrin^ton liis attorney, anil files his Kill, When it appearing to the aatiwfictiujj of the Court, by disinterested affidavit that the defendant is not a reiident this state—it is ordered that pahiicatioo of the pendency of thi* fuit be made for four week* Boccev sivel? in the Western Reenter, a n«!ivt»paper printed at Terre-Hiat^, Indiana, that unless the said^ d»*feoilunt appear at the n^it term this court, and answer to the com/i!ainama bill, the ma(t*-r-i fy thin£« therein contained %ill be tieard and determined iri h»*r #h«»nce„u
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j^taU'oriitdianHjVigocounly^s iRi'Otfcca M'Cabe, is: Jarre* M'Cabe pUinfaift iiavirg filfd in -1L the office of the clerk of the
Petition for Divorce
Circuit Court of «an! county, her pHirion, pr^ini to be divorced fruoi her husband the aaid Jsme* li M'( nbw^and it appe«r,itgby af|fi'!avit fvlfid that the said Jameg i^ not a re«itlent of this *tatet Ordered 5v the President Judge that notice of the pendency of the said petition be published in the Western Rt*gi«ter f.iur wrreka succeff^ivelj prior tr the next term of «aH cwrt. (iLBKRT Ctcrk
Trrre-Haute, Jiug 4 18^0 13 4t
til ATE OF IX DUX A, PAPJLSCOUKTV, SS: *drie Ciieuxt (hurt,
April term, Ji. D. 1829.
ia.ueR Strange, "J
fiill in chaftccrti
Walker, complainant appeared f\
it K.«nney Sf Ha nn**^anf his couri fcti, a on motion and the suj^e*, ti«»n ot the death of the defendant. II IS OUDKrhd that notice h» given to the h*»iru of »aid defendai. by publication of t' ii order fouvjeek«hucce»wvHy, in the Terreilaute Western R^^ig^r, previoii. to the next term of thU ci/uit and «t» at this cause bn continued.
A copy—.'irt^Mt, For W ALLK.K RKA, tittle. •^JOjI.N G. IJAVi^j dep'u
JAMES FA TIRING TO A,
LAND AGENT,
For tjji: wjiij.isu country
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Tfffi,spbacriyef
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OF
inner-
for the fiwt-three m- if* Mason hand a
lars P"5^!r/„.T.fi»e ccQts rorcacf,f.
3llan frtions •vTwtacri^i" or aawrffceraiot rillbe discontinued, (uDlesa
which they canj^e and %ili
9
wj&hes to^ our-
dais,ooa
EUSHSLS-T
Cf)RN, -v
1500bushelsIL^JEL
'ivortmentof
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hV di*p'*se) of at-Um as in tfti\ place e*in evrfi^foge—•
Fiax&nd
Flour, utjCMti Id/tenss
S(
raited Hon
rf/» dHOir^r ih§ent*i iDtgr oki Bees Wax, Wkiri rif% Rgksy&c. 4^/
JOHN FCIlUFTy iaga,~-i7^8
"fcHEAl GOODS!
fpHFJJuhi has q^^mity ill vet.y
DOMESflC GQPDS, of different kiods, which 'he is ex changing for •,
CATTLE,-, HORSES ft
HOGS.
at Winers' Ho
Call at W'i||ers* Hojjey creek, who will in my 4Hij»enoJ^* attend t» ftelliug, cqststcet-'iXKS
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,?/ encer—J. M. H. Allison.
BM- W£IOH~-D. H.
AfaxwtlU
CHEAP GOODS 1
THE
Subscriber intending to
leave Terre Haute, oflers .j FOR S \LH,
liis* stock of Goods consisting of
Wrn
C?5
GIIGCSIIIES, AC. all of which he will dispose of at cost and charges
4
'GEO MILLER
7crre Haute May, 1 biU 3tf
TME Subscriber has removed hi
STOKE
From the house of Jud»i* Dealing, on l^t street, to his new building oi the Prairie, near his residence and directly north of Mr Fuller'* n-here he will endeavor to a com modate all who give him a call He has on hand a general assort ment of ...,, .*1 ,..!
M7 GOODS, xi «*•*,-
ass
DRY (niOCE-
ILLES
lazsic tfltirrnotoarc Also, a large assortment of good
.' shoes, ~i: All of which he will" sell lo.w for cash or approved acceptance* also continues to keep a supply of
SUPERIOR PATENT
"l*imtg'k.%
Of all sizes, completely firii&hed which he will sell on accommoda ting terms All who wish to pur chase are invited to call arid s-e
NO I E—All persons indebted to to me, vrhosq notes and account* are due, must now pay, as longer indulgence cannot be ^iven
For O ROSE,
1
F. KING
Terre-Haute, May 2U,
McDOVVLlK VVifT,'"iv cZ"
THE
subscribers take this Opportunity of informing L'JiyBu iaiiis MiTciianti?, Sc the
Public in (acntTal, that they have opened a
HI
rs?*
the town of Terre-Haute, at the itore room owued by Judg« Uem Tit Their arrangements are such with re«pec»able establishments »n the city of New Vork, that they will constantly be supplied with
VVarrantt'ci Articles, their linfc—and will sell at or near he /^ouitviKt Price*, with the adflinouaI Irtisht»
Thev will sell XVTlOLEHJILk or UETdJL. low for C/Atill or ^ppro*d acceptances
Mt. :i 5tf
Wlps
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6 I S for aalt at his njice.
L,.WltS ROA SIAXB.
FOLLOWING TRACTS OF
JL LAND,
situated in Vi^«#(
countyi can Ik purchased on fair te^nst and mo«t of them upon a Credit oPone and tfvo yearn, with i»pirt of the purchase money paid haqd.
TKe Farm owned by S. Coilett, near Te-re H.iutt') coutaining
i^6^ii iCRKS, oi which 120 are now cultivation', with good imftr^mcnts/^rc.
.The farm belonging to aid Collett, on the ea»t *i4e olFort Harrison prai-
if E. qr. sec. 2, 1 •Fl, ft JJ. W. about 15 acres clearTfT—htfi.a youug orchard, and is
yl* *.
1,
The Farm belonging to heirs of John C. Pack rd, being the S E. and q"- vsec 2. 11, 9—con
tainin^ 320ACZUBS, about 70 acrf^Mviidei cuiuvuuoa. It is di videiTtnto prairie and woodland1— has constant water from springs, and good Cabins.
he N. qr. set. J,T 13, 9, l^ing we»t oftheWfcbash river, abt ve Durkee's Ferry, has about (5 acres improved And the 8 W. qr. sec. 12, T. 11, N. R. )0 W •\nd S qr sec. I9f 1'. J1,
West Th? West half pec £, 13, N 8 W .N W. qr.sec l. 12. N 9W~
N E qr. sec 2. 12, N 9 W. B*mg part of the Bullitt latuls The above LANDS in point ol nntl, situation and other advantages, are, generally, second to none in iiie county. "C
ALSO—FOR SALE,
I
titovriiik
LOTS and OU
LO S ami f,» I -li »u IN Lois NOS. 167, 4.Q, 259,221,266,267.
Oli -LOi IVos. 50 of acres 0-HJ4, and 8G ares IT-
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ti£T 5 1829—I6t4*
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MK?i \RRlS5 10j|
S^LECFLAN^f at »cito». N Saturday, the 5th da? r»f
September oeit, at the Coar
o»-i*
in Terre-Haute, will *oli!
PUBLIC AUCTION,
.V-H, t!i'* »11 .v* v/ .rw
,r. iL3sm&
•longing t«» 'h* en»ate of Abraham Vfarkle. dee'd to-wit: he undivided half of the south eftM quarter of section 35, 12, 9.
S. W. 35. 12 9, K. K. qr 29.12, 9, N
44
44
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29. 12, 9,
Ten teres N W, ccmei% N.li. Qr. Sec 11,12,9. TOWN LOTS:
NUMBERS 186 & 230.
CATII \KINK MARKLF. jidx HENRY MARKLK,j9/wrr. Per re Ilnule, Jul* 30, 1829 —I4t«
SHERIFF'S
BY
SAT.p.
virtue of sundry executions to me directed and delivered
frt in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo circuit court, Indiana, 1 have «ui/.ed and iken the following described tracts of LAND, situated iviug and being in the county and ..fate aforesaid, to wit: N. «. qr sec. 9, T. Il.N. R. 9 W. 9, 11,
8 E N.W." 8 E N K. N E w. N E.
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"ITMMPDUTELT.t TEACHER JSL the common-forji?u:he» ol an
E«nllcii Srfiocl, who can yome weli recommended for his capability and character.
For particulars applv to STEPllRN VVTNCIIELL Harrison township, Vigo co lud. July 20. 1829 I4tf
COOPERS WANTED!
HE subscriber will give good wages and constant employ m**nt to
Two or Three Journeymen
COOPSBS.
None but firat rate workmen need apply. To a steady industrious man, having family the most liberal encouragement will be given
JOHN RICHARDSON. York, 111 July 20, 1*29.- I4f
State oj indiawt, Mgo county, as nnAKEK UP l*urgu snoddy
hv of
Pi crerk township, •neO/^F po^ed to be 1" years old
14 hands high, .stands crooked on her legs: Appraised to twenty-five dollars before me this 24th day of Julv, 1829. «*, 'ARMSTROMG M'CARR,
T*
NOTICE
IS
hereby tfiieo, that an Elecon will be held at the Court (!»use, in the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the l*t day of September neit, for the purpose of electing a
Justicfe of the
Peace, in and far the .township of HarrUon, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Joseph Dick *on, K»q.
HENRY ALLtffl. Sh'ff
JhtB 11 18-'*m to
Ti have been granted to the un il r^ned, ol the estate of Jose|h 0 ikson, lateol Vigo county, d«*cM sons having claims «di( pre«« fin, and those indebted will pleas** ake payment The estate is believed to be stdvent.
T. CLARKE,
Mmra
Wm M. IIWNES,
Aug. 4. IB29.—J65
Mmr
ADM I MSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THEletters
subscriber having obtained of administration on the estate ot barah Lamphier. •a»e of Vermillion county. dt-cM.— All personi»nndebted to vaid estate are requtsted to make immediate tmyment and thoso having claim* against said estate will present them dulv authenticated previousjo the 8th day «»f Junfe.ne*t.
HIR \M .SHWV^dmV Julv 20. 1829 ..
AOTK L.
Against
LL persons having claims a the estate of Israel Har ris dee'd will please present them to John Britton. e»q who is author ized by me to attend to that busi ness during my absence From all the information I have been able to obtain the estate is insolvent6c (shall claim the settlement thereof as such
E HUN I INGTON, Jdm'r June 22. 1829 —10tf
TO PRINTERS.
TYPF FOUNDRY & PRINTER'S
WARE HOUSE.
Comer of fine and Centre streets, Cincinnati
THE
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LOTS,
situated in the town of
.llau.e, to-wit: Numbers
:, Mvm iVvu Ail of which 1 will expire to pubhe saje, as the law directs at the court house dour in said county, on Hie 29th day of August inst., between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and 2 o'clock, P. M. on said day, together with the appurtenances thereunto belonging—a* the prop ty ot John and l):iniel nckes, to af Stephen S Collet, Robert S. Reynold" m! I) ivul S Rjnn»
HENRY \LLEN, Sl ff.
Aug. 9 1829.—Itil3
Propri» tois of the Cincinnati Type Foundry, have late
lv made considerable additions to their establishment, and are now a hie to furnish, on demand, on very «hort notice, TYPE, Iroin fourteen line Pica to Nonpareil, mostly of
ou r, and as great a variety ol Fancy Job Type, Cuts, kc as any Foundry in the United States, and at the same prices as at.the Eastern Foundries —also, Presses*, Chases, Cases Type-metal Reglet. cast to regular bodies Brass Rule of Every Description Printing Ink, of NewYork and Philadelphia make Ball Skins, Parchment, &.c &c. Ve will also procure Stereotype Plates, to order, from J. How's Foundry, Philadelphia, and deliver the *ame at Cincinnati free of charge lor transportation, commission, 8tc.
Pi inters who deal at this Foun dry, will please insert this advertisement, conspicuously, 9 timeand forward their hills for ptvmenl
O. & II WKLCS
Ciociaaattj OeCi.17,18SJ8. 15 9»
|£YJU I RAGE --'JJ The^wftrage committed on tschooner Lake Serpent, by the Cm lector at Maiden, and others, as de tailed in the article under our do mesfic head, it one which calls fo: he promptinteif reuce of our govC'limeut should the Canadian au thorities fail to have speedy justidone to the parties (..'in. Oaz
Clwvcland June 25
.Almost Piracy —i'ne Sciir. L^kr Serpent," Cap». James Foster, lef 'hi- port about six weeks since, with a cargo of provisions, lor Red Ilivei in Canada. It seem thaf a man living at Maldftn, having learnt her destination, went to the collector at Maiden, Mr. Hand, and entered complaint against his vessel
MR
Hand deputised the hero who provided himself with arms sufficient for seven men, and arrived at the settlement on Red River, i"
It seems that this was done while the Schr was yet laying at the dock in the city of Detroit. However the vessel left Detroit to her place of destination, & while crossing the lake, the Capt took a canoe in tow, in which were two men and a couple ot trunks. Alter running some time, it began to blow fresh, and the trunks were taken on board they entered the river—the trunks were put into the canoe —the men got in and shoved off, after au otl'er ol recompence to the Captain, which he refused, saying
,4if
you ever see any
one who wants as much assistance, give it to him,''—thus they separated The vessel wa» moored aloo^ side the dock,—the Captain went to transact some business, and on his return, in the course of half an hour, his vessel was seized &Ld every hand ordered ashore..,-. The deputy now demanded his papers, but was told he 9hould have made the demand before ne seized th vessel, and refused. A general tau*ack of the vessel now took place.
The Captain informs us that nothing which the desire of any of the mob hit upon was sparid. A but 15cwt of cheese was destroy•ed, and other things in proportion in the following manner.—they would take up a hnndsomc*'cheee and cut it iu two, if it did not exacly suit the ta*t^ of the cutter, it was thrown down upon the deck, fit so on till his 15 cwt. of cheese was cut to peices and trod upon the deck. .Whiskey was used freelv articles of furniture were taken a way, and provision carried off b\ the mob that had assembled to assist in taking this smuggler, who had not been in port two hours, and the law allows a vessel to lay in port without breaking bulk, 24 hours before she is compelled to report
The next day the deputy put his horses on board and sailed to MaU den, when another distribution li the ttr*o took place, without anykind of account being kept, as to what it was, or how much
After the seizure of the vessel, and destruction of the property, the Capt. took the necessary aflidav t- of men unconcerned, procured a guide, and striking throu^ti the wood«, ar rived at York, rhe seat ot Government for the Upper Province, in seven days. He laid his case before Governor Colburn who, after deliberating with his council five daysppon the subject, nave an im perative order for the immediate
The Capt. received the vessel in a destitute condition the furniture having been principally pilfered. We understand the Capt and own ers will proceed forthwith to York,
for
the purpose of obtaining remuneration through the Government authority.
It appears that the reason given by the deputy for the seizure of the vessel, was, that the trunks of the two men in the canoe, whom Capt Foster had taken up in distress, proved to
have
them.—Herald
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contraband goods in
ONTRKAL.
June 6.
a ance, tumbled, and in the act of iling down a considerable i. was fortunate enough to lay hoid or a rail, by means of which he wa? u^v neid, suspended in a manner in aerair A dog belonging to the sains gentleman seeing the danger of child, sprang instantaneously to his relief, and extending himself V€f the bannisters from, the stairs above) iaid nold of him in his dangerous alarming situation, and raising up drew him back over the baunis^rs', depositing him on the stairs in ty. Instances of the wisdom autf oenevolence ot this eacwllent animal iu preserving human life ar« numerous, and to the credit ot n» species are frequently recorded. We witnessed an instance ourseivr* uf a child preserved in a similar way* from drowning in the nvtr Lilieys, the infant sprang out ot the uursoV* arms, off'the parapet, and wouiti, have perished, but for the dug oi gentleman accidentally passing?"', which plunging in, saved him. 1 uci: father of the child, a wealthy mer-' chant,' offered g300 for the animal/ but could not prevail oo iht owuei* to part with him. ..
J. BIRDSAtL.
This Unlortunate mm vidua!, tvbtr was at the last Term, of our $y-. preme Court in this cour^y, victed of the murder of his wiic, and sentenced by the court to b« executed on the ii4Ui of July, was, yesterday reprieved by the governor of our state ,,
Under the law passed by the Gen—' *eral Assembly of Oliio, Jauunry 1818, on this subject, the purusfe inent of the criminal was in tuts uxstance commuted by the gover\or to solitary confinement in tne peuw tentiary for life
The disappointment and dissati faction expressed by a considerable portion ol the great mass oi opltf wbo had collecied from faraud utaf to witness the awful spectacle, ought certainly be a source of the deepest humiliation to the genuine phi* lautbropist Cin Gaz. *7'
J\ew Jriiclei —The New England Ulass Company has, within few weeks, commenced the
OMAN
W
vothing
voice
res
toration of the vessel and cargo. With thisdocumentCapt. F. returned to Maiden, presented it to Mr Hand, the collector, who had issu ed the order for the seizure of the. vtssel. Mark the resul*. Mr. Hand tells Capt. F. the cargo is mostly gone, but il he will paydutv ou the whole cargo, he would try to make out what the balance would be after detaining such duty—Capt F. refused. "V
Wonderful
sagacity of ilie Dog.—A few day* ago,.t-
the
clnld of VIr Rot, mei-
chant of this city, was leaning the bannisters of th* stain, in upper pari of the buusey he loH hiji
mtMmM- 1
—To the honor, to two.,
eternal honor of the sex. be it sia'S. that in the path of duty no sacrifice is with them too high or too dear.
is with them impossible,
but to shrink from what love, honor, innocence an«l religion require The voice of pleasure or of power, may pnss them unheeded—but th'i
of affliction never Thecham- H' ber of the sick, the pillows ofth« dying the vigils of the dead, the al-
tars of religion, never missed the presence or the sympathies of wo-? man! Timid though she be, and so delicate that the winds of heavea may not too roughly visit her. ou such occasions she looses all sens* of danger, and assumes a preternatural courage which knows not and fears not consequences. Then she dis» plays that undaunted spirit whirh neither courts difficulties nor evades them, that resignation which utters neither murmurs nor regret, anj that patience in suffering whicu seems victorious even over death it-self-—[Judge Story
Sahbury N C. July 7-
Among the gold found in Berk® county, and brought to this place, is a very curious pieca, tvhieh we are told
4,is
very like a gnnlo
It has been suggested to*us, by those who have examined this sin-c-nlar piece of mechanism, that it ig not impossible the aborigines of tiio country, ere the arts were introduced among them, may have wrought not only their "gun locks," but most of their otfier necessary implements, from the precious metal which abounds in this section of country From the discovery of crucibles, &c. it is not unreasonably to infer that tb^so once lords of our soil practiced pretty extensively tha art of Tubal Cain which they may have preserved from the infancy of the woild.—IFeatei-n Carolinian*
y'
a
if
m.tnQ*:
facture of enamelled glass ware, which resembles the finest porcelain and pearl and, surpassing wb^t has If ecu done in Europe, has oxtended it to the making o! •dither, plates, nappies, cups, saucers, jelly, custard and egg cups, salts, knobs* Ac They are most beautiful articles—attract genera] attention^ and so strike and interest the public taste, that already large orderj have been given for them
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