Bloomington Post, Volume 3, Number 5, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 January 1838 — Page 4
THE SEA. The Sea the Sea the open Sea! The blue, ihc fresh, the ever free! Without u mark, without a hound, It runneth the earth's wide regions round; It plays with the clouds it mocks the skies Or, like a cradled creature lies! I'm on the sea! I'm on the sea! I am where I would ever be; With the blue above, and the blue below, And silence whercsoe'er I go If a storm should come and awake the deep, What matter, it still shall ride and sleep. I love Oh! how I love to ride On the fierce foaming bursting tide, When every mad wave drowns the moon. Or whistles aloft his tempest tune, And tells how goeth the world below, And why the sou-west blasts do blow. I never was on the dull tame shore, But 1 loved the great sea mote and mora; And backwards flew to billowy breast, Like a bird that sceketh its mother's nest; And a mother she was and is to me; Tor I w as born on the open sea! The waves were whit?, and red the morn, In the noisy hour when 1 was born; And the whale it whistled, the porpoise rolled, And the dolphins bared their blocks of gold; And never was heard such outcry wild, As welcomed to life the ocean-child. I have lived, since then, in calm and strife, Full fllty summers a rover's life, Wi;h wealth to spend, and a power to range, Bat never have sought nor sighed for change; And Dca'h, whenever he comes to me, Shall come on l'i wild unbounded sea!
but, until the facts are fully ascertained by a regu-1
ar investigation, we do not consider it our duty to
mention it. 1 he circumstances were as loiiows: A poor woman, with two children, was travelling to
Springfield, when night overtook her, just as s-he
reached the above named house, where she uppliert for lodgings until morning, which request was leadily granted. A short time after, u gentleman on
horseback artved, and likewise asked permission to slay all night. After supper, the lady was showed
to her chamber, where, being wearied with travel,
she soon fell asleep. She was aroused in the night
by a noise which she thought ie.embled a person
strangling, and immediately afters-he imagined that she heard blood running on the floor, lier terror
was great, doubly increased when she heard some
one in the adjoining room ask "What shall we do
with the old lady? 1 "Murder her to be sure, 1 replied the second voice. "But the children?-" inqui
red the first sneaker, "it will be hard to kill them."
'Well, then, said the second, "we will ascertain if
she is asleep, and if so we will let her go in the morning, but if not, she must die." The ladv had suffi
cient fortitude and presence of mind to appear to the
murderers, when they entered her room, to be in a sound sleep. In the morning, ihey gave her her breakfast, and suffered her to depuil with her chil
dren. She had not gone far until she met a man on foot, who stopped her and inquired wheic she had stayed the previous night? She icplied, at the first house. What kind ol 'people live iheie? asked the man. They were very kind and good to me, she replied. The sti anger passed on, and she had not
joy! Peace and order are restored; the wild spirit
of sedition and rebellion has been quenched forever
Wetherall is the Saviour of Canada! "P. S. In our last we had entirely forgotten to mention that Brown, Papiueau, and all the leaders of the unfortunate 'great majority of the People,' have ingloriously fled to Vermont to escape the
punishment of hanging, which their own party was bent upon indicting. Our only regret is, that the
tlii t ty or forty persons, confined in dungeons on the ehare of tieuson, are the only ones who can now
b,; executed on the gallows. 'Jod save ihe Queen!
This, judging from the tone and temper of the 'ale Canadian papers, must be near the language
which will be used; and this-, or something like it, ! will be echoed and le-cchoed in American papers and by American Editors, some of whom dare call themselves Whigs! On this point I ha idly wish to use the language which, in justice, belongs to the subject; 1 will not say their professions of Whig doc
trines the doctrines ol Hie Kevoluwon the doctrines of Liberty are hypocritical; I only ask, are they consistent witk hostility to the radicals, or the
Patriots no! I mean to the patriotic. Whigs ol Canada? That and whig is the right term the only one truly significant of their feelings, of their in
tentions, oj their determinations. A truce to tins, however. As a friend of Canadian liberty I cannot object, if the Tories represent their opponents to be
dispersed and defeated; if they believe it true, they will be led to relax their vigilance. Icanassute you, however that the pattiot Whigs are determined upon organization and icsistnnee; nor will the
proceeded far before a second man accosted her, j intelligence from the upper province, the sympathy with "where she stayed last night?1' By this time ! of the States, nnd the blood of the murdered patriots her suspicions were aroused, and she answered him in Montreal tend at all to aba'.e their firmness, n the same strain as she had replied to the first. 1 have no authentic news from the lower proHc passed on, and she was met by a third, who pro- vince. It is said, however, that a number of per-
posed similar questions, and icceivcd similar an-! sons arrested for treason have been privately execu- j
swers. At length she arrived at bprmgheld, and 'ted at Montreal'. I believe it, because 1 expect no lost no time in informing the proper au.hority all ; more than this from the bloodhounds in power, that she had seen and heard. A bodv of men were ; procured, and proceeded to the house designated.! The Florida Indians,yet unconquered, have bafT he murderers were taken by surprise, and all se-! ''-d al1 resources of the administration, and all Ipured. Thp hrnis.. u-hoiIihii si-n if-lii-.l. un.l th Ui.lv ' the skill of the ablest iieneiaU which that adminis-
tiation could command. In the I lor.ua campaign, i millions have been expended, and much of the best ! blood of the army and of ihecountry has U-eii spilt,
of a murdered man found in the cellar, ntidalsu the sum of $13,000 was found, supposed to be the property of ihe victim. By next week we will probably learn further particulars, and the name of the unfortunate man. Quincy (Ohio) Argus.
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The
A COUNTRY EDI 1 Oil. following circumstance, illustrative of the
From the Political Deacon. THE PRESIDENCY. THE X. Y. ELECTION. We have observed thciemarks of the distinguished Editor of the Cincinnati (Ja.elle upon the subject of the Presidency. We have the means, perhaps, of correcting some of his misappiehentions,and Ice!, very deeply, the importance of a proper and frank understanding of ihe question. The Editor of the Uazette is surely mistaken in
in vain. In the morasses ol r lorida. Hie ranKs ot
ihe regular army and of the hosts of volunteer ci'.i- j zen soldiery have been thinned by disease. In the j Florida war, the heioes of many a well-fought field j have seen their laurels parched into dust. In that!
war, the
'I never yet did know a philosopher Who could bear the Tooth-Ache patiently .' .Much ado about miking. Montague's Balm. A sovereign and infallible remedy for the ToothAche and an effectual preservation for the teeth.
PRICE $1,00 PER BOTTLE. In offering this invaluable Palm to to the public many certificates of its efficiency might be given, which the limits of a newspaper forbid publishing and which may be seen hv calling at the agents but as every species oluiedicine has been thus thrust into notice, we invite the public to a more convincing:
proof of its almost miraculous powers to relieve this worst of all aches, the Tooth Ache. GIVE IT A TRIAL, being careful to adhere strict to the directions given on each bottle and let it rise or fall upon ITS OWN MERITS. Suffice it to fay that in thousands of cases it has not failed in a single instance. It should be used alter all operations, bleeding and spuniry gums, sore teeth, scurvy &C.; And is decidedly the best Tooth wasli ever yet discovered, it
should be used with a brush, instead ot any powder, or substance containing, or that can contain, the finest particle of grit. The Ladies speak of it with unmeasured praise, and all who have used it have laid aside all remedies ofered as clensers of the mouth, and purifier of the teeth. For sale at George II. Johnson's Store, Eloomingtcn, and eevry town and village in the United Slates, by proper Agents.
May 2nd, 24 12 mo. UHMOVAL. S, If. E3G.VS1IjJL.
RcbPECTiFCLLY ini'orms ihe public thai he bus icuiovcd his shop to the bui'.Jii g nearly opposite to Dr. D H. MeXMea's dwelling on the N West side of the Public aiare, where be is
now nianufddi ling ha's of various qualities among A hich are Pine B.'.ck Beaver hats, Drab. B;jver, and Oner hats, fine and common llram huts, W OjI hats kc The public are assured that his work will bs excu;cd equil to any in the Western coun-ry lie ij leterm.md 10 mke l is prics moderate, nd earns Iv viiio a sharr of public patronage. September btlt, 1P37 41 3iw
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STATE OF INDIANA, Laurence county.
faith and honor of the nation have been i Lawrence county Trobate Court Nov. Term, 1327.
violated by an net of the most dastardly treachery. Yet notwithstanding all these things this war is not even mentioned in the oiesident's message, or only mentioned in such a manner as to make one suppose, that it was nothing but a single skirmish with a party ofdnmken Indians, costing not a sin
gle dollar, nor a single life, lie calls not upon con
"diTnitv of the uress." an I at the same tunc, of the
liberality with which conductors are rewarded for their soil, was told by an editor of a country paper in the state of New York. We vouch for the tiuth of the story, and give it in our friend's own, word.
jlobilc Advertiser.
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supposmg , rue name oi oen. Harmon was not -.. r,.v,vn .-,.,.! bis nrme.ihost-, from ih.vr
mentioned m New York, during the late election, ; Hicultie s; he 'does not ask that" bodv to devise in connection with the P.es.deucy. The faun-, the ullJ 1Ilt;ans to ,e.,,eni8h an exhausted ircasu-
meiusanu c aims oi inai uistmgu.shed man were . v nd cnablo liin , con,imlc. his series of brill-
c
f Complair.t of in solvency.
j in many u Mowing cup Ireshly remembered, and i the sentiment was universally expressed, thai, if he should be the choice of the Nutional.Convention, he should be the only candidate of ihe party. It is
' lint in lit fiinif.! iiriupi-pr. tlmt tim i...i:n. ..r
"After I was out of my time, I procured letters of; af fee rccr.mn.endat.cn from the Albany Argusand went, lher of the trio of illustrious men from whom i!,e to the town of to enlighten the citizens b j seectio1 is ,Q liaJc u woulJ unfair ,o . the coruscations of my intellect, upon the.subiect ol ( ,. llc. name of Henry Clay was, upon all oceademecracy. I had, as you may welt suppose, form-; wjh an ou, ; of enthusiastic I U .t,"w fcvn...rnr.t i.ln.i ? nf I hU l.n 1fV f fl IIP fit ... '
,h"r w.; crrSa Ufied '8.chcer:? and hear nrope,ly I Ye who have too many potatoes feed them to
: annrecraie. Air. L.iav is. uminiiiitrii v ti,.. I .ur.ru.. . . . i : i . i i
.ii , ' J ' your norses. i uiaioes, ooueu ii is suiu, sireuginen in New l ork. lie in iheru nnrrrrH ll'.ro nil iiv. . .. . .. ,
ho!e in ,n3 Editor of the "Hard Scrabble j. inpB , .. . ... . " - , anu grcaity improve no. se cui .aw unu
.... ,v y.-vv. . .wiucui oi nit- v iii- p0tatcH;g as JOU would chop teed. 1 iy it on your ted fctates. But his friends, one and all, only prefer ! oI(J j,OISC!i. (of it n.ales them almost young.
ingofaacld Imape im ess and tlireis cases ol mill joflhe -rcai interests of the i.artv. Thev will re-! a u. n,.rr.t.,
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with myself as when, I registered my name at the ' hotel in , as Editor of the 'Hard Scrabble j Republican.'
"W ell I took possession ofniy kingdom, consisi-
iant defeats and 4,mastei ly retieats.' Ilcsheds no tear over the g.avesof the gallant men w ho, in his service, have fallen victims to disease or v iolence, lie offers no meed of praise, no woid of ( encourageincut to the living, the dving, or the dead. He makes no apology for the failu.es of his generals; and utters no burst of indignation or legret in mem1 ory of the lot nutioual honor. , Ijouisville Journal.
Pica tvpe. worn to the third me!;, nnd began
new cries of the HardscruLble Republican. For a
lime tiller's went on sw imininsil v. But at the end
They will
joice to behold him chosen candidates of the U hies. trn.n fr iho ln,lo,w-,.l..nt t,..nn,li...i sn. vi.-P
Should he be the candidate, they will go into the "The tiood Fellow " is the inuno of a novel trans-
by a Philadel-
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t f six mouth-, my landlord became pressing for my ""7 "i : fT "V I .V V B-. ,a,C(J l,om l"e r,cncl1' OI ock,
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i in; oniiiciiiiiuiRs iiuj ik; iiiiioo 111 reicrcuccio nir.
lie has
board, and I was fain to make a call upon my "patr' ! .i. t . l I .. ..... .,,
reus- i nis i uiu i.irougn ir.c co u.m.so. 1 Webster's friends
r.mr.nni coin. :i;u Mini iiinv wchi.u conn; un.uiu , .. ... ,, .... ...
" " . . .. f . ...... . . j enmusiastic nunerents in iew imk.whn m i nm 4 r :r r n-:n...r i i.:..
1 his notice I continuea i , . r . . ,r. t wieu. H.iunuiu,ii muui ma
us iiii.ii ii: :i i noiil. 1 licv w ill noi V IC U 111(11 110. r.r.o
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James, the Novelist, is about to tmblish the Life
thousands of devoted, : anj 'ri)CS 0f Lewis ihe Fourteenth.
enthusiastically and pa.
a month ; but t my utter
'patrons' made his appearance. I now went
sons is in
ilixmav. not one of mv ! " J''" . I
' ' I1 TOP III II I lllO lllfliflnrrnt n riirnvnr .rhiln. I I. .. t ' I . I 111TV.t
to i -I ...h- .......u.iniuiK.1. itm.ii iiiiss L.andon 3 new novel, is cauca -r.sincr .. .1. ...... ....!. I. .. I .1... f ... i. .r ii. m ... . ..... '
rl, r-,A r-nrn.o. .mm,!.- cot mv . sand ores-1 . . . r"--'- v.. . . clul c,nll.-
tnu d them to my villas customer's in person. 1 .!" V ,,'t a hrs,tat.o,ouey 'be award. The Weather at Washington on Sunday was un-eid-nt make much bv this. 1 owed the tailor twice 1 1,13 ,S.,llC "U-pervad,ng sent.ment-or, usu,y ....id--loaks, and even woollen clothing os much as he owed me-the shoemaker brought "'V:0 expressed ,t, tl.e set.Icdj rfrw 1Uving been laid aside. me in his debt -the bar lie r poked his bill for sha-1 ol ,,,H V h la"ty, and no where is it more fully Ludl0s ,,lomiimded.thc streets with parasols up, . .. i reconuizcd than in ISew 1 oi k. i .i i k.,,:.... i.i o,i r
vine in my lace the blacksmith had menueu tne i r , ct, . ,. . , ... ; guinn.-iueii inS uumua.n., .v. ao
In chsnetry.
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I I ltlCl Ol I! I 'J I lUvjliiiC it O U IiaillUlit: uiu lunivi r i , . I it r I
had a charge lor soderm a roller mould thegro- , lo ,r. ' r .. ..." ...
The friends of General Harrison have nothing to ! jjecember.
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.. iii i c. l ,i: i "uul u i-ie. nicy hic luiiY suusiuit; oi ins uier os ccr for Chi a:u! molasses am I, n line, I discove.ed i ... . . , ' .. . . - , , . i n ' ' ill., I I, to rl 'j imL' In 1. 1 I I hm . ni, nlunti, !.. , . w, . I
.iiu ma V.IUIUI.T, 111 Ull IIIV.II I.IIIVUIwllVII!3 li If j garded as one of the men from whom the choice of ;
candidate is to be made. If the choice devolve
rhat mv cjUcctions lelt n.e about a huudered dollars
but an apoeal to my
made, and fortunately.
"Nctiitng now lemained country subscriber. Th;s
most ot them ready to pay but in such "currency11 r.s wo i'd aslotiUii even these latter days. Shinplasters are nothing to it. One said, he had agreed tn pay in wood, and udded, pointing to the woods, there it i', hcl; yourself.'1 Another promised mc a load of pum'uiiu the next week. One offered nie a pig for a jcar'n subscription ; and, as I was a "whola hog'' editor I closed with the offer immodictely. But a new difficulty a rose., The re were twoof the pigs, and the owner could not think, he f ai.1, of separating them they would bo sure to pme away and die. I suggested he should let me have their, both, and I would give him credit for a years subscription in udvance. This herefused, but proposed that I should take one pig for a year's description, and help him get in his hay, two days, for the other. This 1 agreed to do. Kcver ;did a poor devil work harder, or sweat more profusely thr n I, during the-e memorable two days. 'Well I got through at last; borrowed a bag, put a pig in each end, slung it across my shoulder, find started home. 1 had live miles to walk, and bc-
upon him, all others will be dropped. Ho will be the only candidate. We call upon our contemporary of the Cincinnati Gazette and the organs of the party in Ohio and Indiana, to reciprocate these feelings Let the party be pledged to union, harmony, and concert. Let every attempt to excite an envious or jealous spi rit be frowned upon as unworthy of the principles we contend for, and the men whom we look to as our champions.
CANADA. Correspondence of the Atlas. Vermont, near the Line 45, Dec. 13, 1837. "About these days" so all the almanacs should read "lookout lor a tremendous flood of Tory glorification." The simple fact that there is at least an apparent cessation of hostilities, will, I apprehend, be magnified into a most momentous event; or rather an effort will le made to that end, with the hope that the strong tide of sympathy whi- h
is pouring out from the bosom- of the true sons of
freedom in America may thus he stayed
The of
ficial announcement in tlir n.mg,i; Tm-u .-,...-..
til,- ii i .. ..... w...Mvaiwi. & w. j ui Si tl II O l..ir. I i-r.n r..w-l lltl.l unl I no Itlrr I . tint,.,. I . I .i
. - - v""' o "--"."c milieu i must, run somenow tnus: i.ut slipprd llm little pigling, in that end cocked ; "TAe Rebels Exterminated! The. war at an end!
up lsls tail and ran for dear life. 1 diopped the bag and started in chase. Over the fences, through l.uh and briar, hedge and ditch, wo had it side and side as .Major Downing says, only the pig a little ahead. At last, I gave up in despair, and set down on a log to ruminate upon the dignity of the press, and the ingratitude of pigs and democrats."
Most Horrible. We learn from a source which
"Wre have ihe extreme satisfaction this day to announce to the country and the world, that after a series of the most briliant exploits recorded in the annals of the unive.se, Royal Majesty's troops, under the immortal Wetherall and the gallant Gore, have succeeded in burning the property of Dr. Nelson, without the loss of a single mnn; have entered the deserted villages of St. Dennis, St. Ours, St.
inaries, est. II vacnnh. Arr.
, . i ,. , i I-, ii vucimne, oic. witnout so much as wo hate no reason to doubt, that a horrible murder ; once thinking of a .etreat; in fine, have completely was commuted du, , mg last week at a house a short exterminated the whole rebel force of the Province! thstanec this s.de o Sprmghcld, in this State. We . These glorious results have filled m, nA ,h loval
Just from Philadelphia. . WRKJIIT &. KING, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that they arc now receiving and opening at their oUi bland on the West tiile of the public square a very large and superior t-iock of gooiis suitable to the approaching season, consisting in part of Super black, blue, brown, and olive cloths, CasBimeres and Saiiuetts, l laniu ls and 1 lanket, a very superior collection of 1'iints of the very latest style, i-ancy and 1'ockei h.iklV., Veils of every color, Llack, brown, green, and straw colored Silks, Super black, India Satin, Kid, Silk and Leaver gloves brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Linen Cambrick, Jrisli Linen, Circasions, Merino, tec. Fur, Tuscan, Leghorn and Straw Uonneis, Fur and Silk Hate, Fur and Seal Caps, a large assortment of Hoots and Shoes, & $ Q G Sift X US 3 HARDWARE AND QUEENS WARE, Drawing chains, Axes, Spades and Shovels Iron, Steele, Castings, and Nails, Salt, $c. We could fill this whole column out in innumerating our articles, but we deem it unnecessary and willclo.se by saying we can accommodate the public with almost any article called lor in the mercantile
line from an anville up toa cambrick needle. The public are invited to call and examiue the stock. Bloomington,Sepl. 28th, 1837. Ila wand's Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable FEBREFUGE. A specific and lasting cure lor the Fever and Ague. DR. SNO W'd SPECIFIC FOR THE RHEUMATISM
Samuel M'Afee Adm'rof the estate"
of Edward M'Afee deceased. r The creditors of said decedent.
OMES the said Administrator and files his com
plainant herein w hereupon it is ordered by the
Court that the creditors of said estate be notified of the tiling and pendency of said complaint, by publication, lor six weeks successively, in some news paper, as by Uw required, and that unless such creditors notify said Administrator of the existance and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same or a statement of the nature dpscription or date of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the office oi the Clerk of taid Court, previous to the final distribution of the assets of the esute of said decedent such claims will be postponed in favor ol'ihr claims of the more ditligent creditors, and this cause is continued. A copy upm, ROBERT MiTCHELL ,Clk. LPC 2-6 w Mate of Indiana, Lawrence Circuitjcourl, March Term, 1837. )
Robert Vi!?on, VI Siuan Ann Vi'.on, Joseph II. Wilson, Creed T. Wilson, Thomas Adam.s and F.lizabi tli his wifp, .Mary Vance Wilson Sr. Vance Wilson, Milton Wilson, Mary Wilson,
Heirs of Vance Wilson, dec J
COMES said complainant by Dunn his solichor, and files in the office of the Clerk of said court, the nffidavit of a disinterested person, setting forth that the above named defendants (Creed T. Wilson, excepted) are non residents of the etate of Indiana. They, the said defendants are therefore hereby notified, that unless they plead, answer or demur to said complainants bill (in the above entitled suit) on or before the calling ot said cause, at the next term of said court, to be holden at the court house in t'edford on the second, Monday of March next, the said bill, as to such defendant, will be taken as confessed. ROBERT MITCHELL, Ci'k.'L. C.C. Nov. IClh, 1837. 1-3W Green county Circuit court, October, Term, 1837.
David M. Dobeon, vs.
Jpsse Earnts, In chaneery.
I homas rradforc, II irarn h'ray, fc Carpus Shaw,
COMES now the said complainant by Hester and Eckels, his solicitor, and files the bill herein & from affidavit filed, it appears to the satisfaction of the Court.thati f;dil Hiram bray, is a non resident of tins State: It is therefore ordered by the Court, that the pendency ofthissuit be published in the Pott, x public newspaper, published in the town of Bloomingtoti, in this State, at least four successive weeks; sixty days before the first day ,of the next Te.-m of this Court, and that unless the said Eray be and appear here on the first day of the next Term of this Court and answer the stid complainants said Pill the matters and things therein contained will be taken for confessed anj this cause is continued to the next Term of this Court. Test. S. R. CAVENS, Cleric. October, 7th 1837. 1 4ow.
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Taken up
Mdishtninsr Tanth -Irhe Wit' tin.
French Itch Ointment, and nerve and bone Lina-
i ment. lust rprmioH a v,r k,
fTlni'iniia rain I. k CII I J .1 I II ,n.,-,Tr,mn.
BY John M. M'Caw, living in Terry township, Monroe county, la. three head of Cattle, one Cow, a dark brindle with some white, marked with a crop and a split in the right ear, an underbitand a hole in the left, supposed to be four years old. Also one red heifer with a white face, unmarked, supposed to be
two years old. One red calf unmarked supposed to be one year old, appraised to twenty flour dollars by Win, Waugh, and Wm. Shipp, befoie me this 11th, day of December 1837. SAMUELMATIIERS.JP JFlax-Seed Wanted. WRIGHT & KING, Wishes to purchase a quantity of Flax-sedi ft which they will mj CASUtw GOODS Sep. 8, IWT.