Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 17, Logansport, Cass County, 24 March 1832 — Page 3

d,lie onWi nol worship thee, nci-inarnel)i GcorT l;,cr would he call upon thy name the ranks and answer to'his name; ' . , lmnv n'Blinlr papers. . therefore have I driven him out from The Clerk called the roll. l, JONATHAN ELLIOTT. i r. j mv l u'e inli Hie wilderness. John Jenkins'' in nni) ihttimnhv i..i- j lOf the dt . -.dnnrrtnn v.

i " " i . i u i ill iv i t i iiii';vii i a ai u uu i

1 I

Aad God said,l have borne with him

these hundred and ninety years, and j uUI isii.'d him t clothed him, nctwithlanding his rebellion against me, and couldsl not thou, who, art thyself a sin ix v bear with him one night.'

Tip2R tion. There is a crreat deal of

-js.Ioi.) in the w orld of one kind or another, there is no greater portion of it to be f.-urut ia any word than in moderation. Ij moderation placirg all my glory, While Tories call me Whig Whigs a Tory, it must be u pleasant thing to be ownflt,y no j art jr. to belong to no sect, to fU.id alwne i:i tno world iiissed by one pry, u.oted at by the other, kicked by c:c sect, arid secoi.ed by an another, trusted .) o o;ie, and suspected by everyone a, i i ail 'his for the glory of conceiting onei ;" wis r titan ;tll the lostofthe world put t'ttl.tr. ur moderate man, forsooth, j, a peace-maker: pooh! A peace-maker fjr all work is peace-work V patch-work: he is "neither iisu ilesh, nor fowl, nor good rc heirs. g." lie begin every thi.ig and f.nishes lothing. lie run3 away form one

party without Iriends, and lie is ashame to y ovv his face to his new friends. He throws away one set of opinions because they arcrot right" He can't jump over a ditch but rusit jump into the middle, and quote, with his mouth fall of mud, medio TUiissnits ibis. Hi has no notions of his own, and will

not adopt those; of another. He knows that

o:nelhiiu is w rone:, but he does not know

Peter Pilgarlick!' 'Here.' 'George Tiffany!1 'Here am 1 sure.' Captain. Who ate you? Teddy. George Stiiiany, Sure; ami that the jontlemen ye're callin? Capt. Yes; but you're not the man. Teddy The Devil burn me if I aint. Capt. Don't swear, Paddy. Teddy My name isn't Paddy, sir, axin vour lave.

Capt. What then?

N ATI I AM B. PAL31ER, Jefferson do.

MARK CRIDIE, of Fayette county.

I he above named gentleman are the clec-

in Adam township. Carroll county; la:

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1T RSPECTFULLV requests the Editors Slar i,, lb;C iead, and a snip on the iior puhlishers of Newspapers within tlje noso? r''-''lf foot while above the several .States and Territories of the Union 1 Oaster ioiiif, aliout fourteen and a half

tors, certain, and the lollowing persons "as , to furnish J-im, tlirough the Members of Con-! hands hi;h, Pupposcd to he live V(.arg

contirigcnt electors, who are to have prece

dence in the order of their names, viz. THOMAS GlYKNS, oflWy county. A. S. 1JUU.N liTT, of 1'loyd county. W. ARMSTRONG, ofLVai on.,do. JOHN KETCH AM, of Monroe county. CLAt EliECTOttAIi TICKET.

JACOH KLYKENDALL,of Knox county JOHN H AWKINS, of Fountain, SAMUEL IIENDEIlSON, of Marion, DENNIS PENNING TON, of Harrison.

Teddv. It it the rale truth yc ant;);;J;f , "n J s I Lrll I A LU MLOn , of Dearborn,

AH EL LOMAX' of Wayne. The above certain, and the following as contingent Electors:

gresi of their particular Sates or

at the Seat .of, the V ederal (ioverninent

tlitee copies .of their Newspapers

istric.?s,'0j,j cxt spring; appraised tr nent with , ' ' ' marked V'1" l,-V T'1 te Rn

"one,"" two,'

IX'

and "three. 1 issued on lor! iU'n,

to thirty dol-

d Charh s

Januan- ?3d, !f32. A true

to know ?

Capt. Certamlv--ril have no lies. Teddy. Why then, to tell you the

rale truth

Capt

mav shoulder vour musket and march.

about Wedneday, the twenty-second of copy from mv hook of Kstravs. Febuary, (seeing the Centennial Anni- .tOSfUA I.IXIJSEY, J. f. veis iry of (ieneral . ashington.) : ; ; - - As i. is motive is entirely disinterested and . NOTICK is hexeby given, l .al the patriotic in making this request it being hi 5hcrihcr will apph to the Countv condesire to produce positive ev idence of ti e i c n 1 1 ' , . numberofNew.papcrs printed in the rlite j miners of C ( on,,, v? nt their next

States, and their 'i orntorus, he desires tnat ,wvl(V1' ',,r ,l i-.iCOn!C .to cstabli-li a

ith, my name is Teddy aBosgJ.'VAXUS E EilTS of Union county, . Well, Teddy O'Po, LMV,

be received

particular attention may I. e paid to this re- r Ellll 1 on 1 ho 1 i npecaroe River at quest; and above all, ly the publishers of t1C; point where the Mir hi "an r'oad country papers lndistant towns that are com- cro? j fi paratively, little known; and il, at the samej 1 pp time tiiov would coinnmnif ate in tiicir panrs . . r ' any "statistical information" relat ve ,J Fonort, January '. . 1-.V.

Teddy. Where shall I march, Cap- t3FC L-ED popoals w

tain, dear? C!fry the Coin.nissiouers of the WaCapt. Just where you please. ,Msh pc Crie Canai at port Wayne, from George Many is the m an I want. th0 20th of May to the 18th of June

icaay. I ten ye, captain, i m uieincxt? for the contractors of a number of

IIKin' . ... Imdes of the middle divisions of said ca-

Capl. isut you j.ist now told me i d : which timc; tllc Flans and

their immediate neigb'iotiriiood , it would I r highly appreci ited, and gratefully acknowledged. It is intended that every ne .rspiper received shall be carfully preserved and arranged, by States, in a room at Washington, devoted for this object; one set to be eventually de

posied iu the Library of Congress; the dupli-

Ci. V f

Net

ice

. D- TAYIiOIt, (ATTORNEY AND COf.NSLl.-aii AT LAYcA

t!iat any t;un

resentlv

,nrg

is rigat: and il he could all the world round to his

woulJ ltntneuiaiel v runaway

your name wa Teddv 0"B .

Teddv. -Mid .so I did, sure and all

-that's tlie truth, and i.o lie at all.

The terms arc snonimous. Capt. Sucnitnou?! WliHt's that? Teddy. I'm surpriz ?d at your ignorance, Captein. liul tell me, hav'ntye

Capt.

opinion, he

from it ia a fright, terrified at the thougnt of not beicsr Nriser than the rest of the world.

He thinks to recommend himself to all I never a dixei'.ary about 1 e ?

parties by tcilii.g them tiiat t!tey are ail wrong, and that they do not know what they are auout. He hs no notion of nature's antagonisms, moral, physical, or intellectual. He thinks the day too light and the nig'.t t.)o dark, and he would dwelt in a perpetual t-.N :iigi.t. le wouli establish a kind of everlisting drap uniformity. He would reconcile iill parties by ptruadirg them all to give up their opinions. Tins moderation is of all incongruities the most incongruous It attempts to unite all opinions, and to be oi ujepiaion. It aspires to something above h.i aaaity or sinks to something below it. It i- a species of moral paradox, that likes t steer ctweeu truth and falsehood. It pivs compliments to all opinins by not oppisingthem poiut black, and insults them fail iy adopting none cf them. And after all, nn hith is t.be point of moderation! Which is th happy medium between two extremes! In w'.at matters can the extreme he defied! And if the extremes at either end cannot be ascertained, the middle point cannot be fu;:d. What is the extreme cf Torjisu ! Is H in an adhesion to the borough system; Is it in a recognition of ciivine right or t legitimacy! is in the doctrine of passive obedience and mmresistance! And what

Estimates of tlie Engineer, will brJ onc-n ! for some public inftituton

for the inspection of anv person wMiino! intended, also, as soon tn this coilecf l.nA, r,ntr:,rtnr. n t A :,nv f. ! t 'on in mi pit led, to publisli, in a tabular from

... uwm.h ."..-n Uie llillc .1liptSf for thft information cf

mation relating to tne Kimi oi work to t e people of ine I'nited states, a list of r-li

be done, the terms ol payment, or the pirticular Sections of the Canal lit p,

IT AS located himself in DELi'JII. Cak.

cate set to be transmitted to O. Hue, i ia rom. Coln rv. J o! a, w liere he will Esquire, of London, (Agent fortlie purchase (be ready, at all times, to atterd to any proof Books, &c. for the t'ongressional Libra, i fessional business c onfided to him. (irncj rV.) to be ly him placed in the Hrilish a!u-;NXT d oh soith of Mtt. p. c. gist's stokk-

m; amt tne triplicate set to ue retained frontino i . k pvblic si ahe.

Delpid, January 12, l-.'JJ.

which will be put under contract, will

be g berj

the Newspapers, embracing the "Name,"

"place and period of publication, 'and tern

of su' scriniion , (ireat pains will be be

TTTr

I lFi' Jame3 I'rickctt, of Pleasant town-hip, ,si(irant county, Indiana, Nov. tJh 1-31,

A RED ROAN MARE, supposed to be eijht or nine ypars old, ahor.t

. d.burr:

Covnr. of contracts. Marcb Ifdh; 1832.

uMic

-a

hiisji,! Is it in

No.

ledi.lv. 1 hat s very ur.tortunate aj;ain tor if ve had a dixenary , v ed aiilv under?tat.d what 1 mane that is to sav, ihht Teddv ia Irish is equivalent jist to George Sti!iny in the Amciitnn toane. Do.it yc u:.derstand now ? rv-int. I mn't sav I do: and there-

fore.Mr. Teddy 0"13ogg,you haveleae' lW ILL Coffered at Public sale on to march out of the ranks. " " thofirt M.;ulay in April next,n Teddy. Thank you, captein, dcar numb?- of lot-: in the tos n of

but with your lave I went go. I Capt. You wont? Teddy. No, I wont alwajB nxin your lave ; becase, as 1 j Is t toald ye, my name is, Toddy O'Bog, ond edrly O'Boge, is George Stitlkny r.nd we're both one, all the sar.;e, axin your lave aein

, . 1- . . ,i r- , pi"rvi ic iii.tivt ir 1 1 i l,'VliJi: ail llllltll mill be riven on application to the fcubstn-L..t.a. .i r...... .v.. ... n,.

i llll IU I r VdUlU'.U 111 li IMU l.li LIUUU at I r . I i I-

, r ' , iiiiinppn ii'.tnas iiirr' n ini cr star in ner iorr

- -- j - -

perfect a ti e muteriah will rdmit.

rrli is hoped ibat the intelligent conductors of Newsp ipers favourable to the a b o v e

project, will obh'jre the advertiser by insert-! ji ing this communication in their respeclive 1

papers to each of whom copy of the "tabul x ftalemet" will be transmitted as scon as published. Jan.O. r.l

heah, rather over the left eve, no other marks

jor breads perceivable; appraised to twenty- ! five dollars, by HeniaTriin Berrv and Cieorge

enbarger. Certified hv me, WILLIAM PRICEETT, J. P

is the extreme cf

devotion to the bill that has been, or the hili t 1 ? t to 1 ii i i ii i i r ersal s i:fr oj.' -and annual I'arlijment! Is it in anti-epi-c,-p alianism! Is it i.i t'ie doctrine of a solntc equality of po-ses-ions! "v ho can ui..t out the middle, when he cannot point out the two extremes! .UjItku i is w nt a ;y body chooses to call moderation; that wiiicii professes to t)e apoi.it precisly iu the middle betweea two extremes is of all things the most latitudiuariar.. Take an illustration from tirce. e lookback to time p s--od forward to time to eo.ne: winch is the mid p jint betweon the past and the future, diviJiug the to equdU! The present tnoniv . to be sart'. An etcrnty has been, an tt; '

rity will : e ' and t tie eernity that is pa-!

t'ie present moment ;s tbi midtt'e: So it vv .i i l i .

m thousand vears aao an-i u wul e a l:.o i

s md vears henco. It i tlk ime with uwr

ration. Every :i!,.n can s.y v far to bis ?i

hand as he can to the ieU. re is in the middle. VV ho staads on the top of.ac eart;.? I've; t Plan in his own conceit Our aulipod3 stand with heads downwards according to our noti -.:s of things. it is w itii mo irati ":. Every man is his own moderator li modcr-

atioa be the point of perfection, it ifc that

wiach eery man choose fjr hi:nstlf.

Capt. Ditt von havn'tmy leave; so'

march. Mi. 0Rop;s i Teddv. 1 can't be done. Cft. can't? T d iv. No how raison, I mane; for I'll ji-i tell yfvi how'ti, captain. Misi iei George Stillbnv bouc:i)t me for all ' his da v . to answer to his narno, for .a 5int of a 1 i-ke otto dollar lawful moii v ; and I'm not the. boy to be afther fi M i"iitii n post.

Cipt. Torporal, fake a fdc ftfmen, and march Teddv 0'Rorr 0il Gf T. .idx Shr.H I l,n onn ofthr fd

' " ' ' v ' -' I 'er:. You! How will you go to! work to march yourself out? !

Ted.h.

I MIAMI COITXTY, IM)IAAA. Tiie iid to vn i". iiand-omeiy situated on the bank of the Wabash river, on the

canal line, about three miles I elow the mouth of tne Misi?-inewa river; Terms

of ?ale. will be easy to the purchaser, cc shall be made known on the day of sale, by the undersigned proprietors f said town. JOSEPH HOLM AN, WILLIAM N. HOOD. March l2d, 1032.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby pven to all perj it.. t. . i i

Ar9 1 B. CxlPWJlJ. Iiiivc I.ik. i. oul lctt.;rs ofsulSiiniratioa

THE sale of the South hu f of

IIUJAC AMI IIEXSIiER,

17b 3larket Street, tietwecn oil

Streets, JSolth Side PHILADELPHIA; Ojfcr for sr.lC) on reasonable ltrm?,?rlioltsac, a general assortment of

FANCY ARTICLES. ALSO-'

Snuff boxes, all kinds,

Thermometers,

from the Probate Court of Cas rounl v, on the estate of JAMES VMAN,

and Gtiidr.c. I iierelore. ah persoas i; deotea to

.-aid e.-tate are requested to make in mediate payment; and .thoe havi: - claims aj.iinrt it, are notil'.etl to present them .'Wrecablv to law. Tiie

estate

French & English Pistols, Beads of all norts, Musical boxes, 2, 3, oc 4 tunes, .Mathematical instru merits, Head bags fc purses,

Perfumery,

VVork boxes,

lonns, ana v lolin

strings, Percussion Caps, Dolls, all descriptions.

And a great many articles too extensive to enumerate.

e is probably INSOLVENT. C. CAUTElI 11. 15. McKF.v V,

rrbruarv "Jd, 1-..'?.

AtlministratorF,

French Claisia

in Locansport ('ass County ludiana, the property oi James Thompson deed, which Nvas advertised to take place on this day: agreea

ble to an ord er of the Cass County Probate i

Court, is postponed until the lOthday ofMavi

Pi! show ve,Torporal. dear. ; next, at loVlock P. M.on the premises, when Dinner k. Desert Setts, white and old

and plain white, Tea Setts, English and French patterns; white and gold, gilt flowered, landscapes and painted tlowcrs. Breakfast Setts, do. do.

Besides a full assortment of all de

scriptions of French China. Philadelphia, January 12th, 1S32.

B it in tiie (ir-t id I'd iit oWrve aiJ half Lot will be offered at public vendue j

-'i osr-.iselt horealter, and baanaed to , , . . , ., . , . w.u ik- cc i' 1 Adm ti ix. ol sau .!as. 1 homnson, dec. 11 sun. V ith thi-praths tontiemen sol- ' 4. . ..0 1 ' -ia; r 11 V ir- ' f 1 f ehruarvLd. l-..2.

diers and t.-tiovr oinsthers, 1 lave ve.

Eji'i, xchistltn a tunc. CoriSiceitCf;.

'Are you asleep, Mr V

iv?-

late moderation is no where.

rcoderat.oa is every wliere.

'Onlv to

in-

Lomparative to the country.'' 'e, I am fat a-

What do you want with me?'

bo, borrow your horse to go a few mik

A HoriruL Soy. -A yoting fellow cilled Lpon the watch last night, as he was pacing through Powell street, and requested him to lend his aid to arouse his paregts, who had fastened him out. and before whose door he then ssood, 'shiveriri in the blast." After seroral

resolute knocks upon the front door with tiie watchman's m tee, a hearing was obtained with the old gentlemen, the father of the applicant for admis-

sleep

Httcc

HYMSNIAL.

Letters of Adminptration have been granted to Rebecta Thompson, on the

Estate of William Thompson, late of

x Alien county, Ind. dec. All persons

having flaim; against said Estate, wilJj ALL persons indebted o the Estate

please present tnem properly autlienti-j 0f JAMES SMITH, deceased, arc eated within one y ear, and those in ar-j hereby notified that their Notes .and feari will m ike immediate pav ment to Accounts are now in the hands of ViJ.

REBECCA THOMPSON, Adm'trix.

MARRIED On Saturday the Otli

inst. By Rev. H. Vredenburg, Mr. Jas.

s:on the watch told tne lit.ier that his .Cochran of Tippecanoe county, toMiss. father that his son was at the door. Mnrrpt Ln.Kitrnnnt.nf tbi nlnro.

. t3-"-- 7 I

On Thursday 15th inst. By Job

jouder

all of this

Father. W'ell then let him stay, for!

it is too late to open my doors for night R bridge, Esq. Mr. Isaac L i'T? 11 , i 4 j baugh,lo Miss. Alcey Dtnbo,all Watah. Well, but he is intoxicated!

1 . yj uiu 1

The Estate is probablv solvent. Fort Wayne, Nov. 22d. 1831.

-On Thursday the 15th inst. By

and must come in.

J.ihcr Wall ,t i:. 1 1

i.of'nnH t' La.n' Wo Vu ' :thc Rev. John Scott, Mr. Michael Crad-

illcll UN I t'JW 'UV1 J X. IIKU till (.11 tt; to hear, let him take up his bed and

walk when his father tells him to.

In the consumation of which, the watchman ai&isted him to the watch house, where he rested very comfortably till morning, when he was fined. Satcrdav Courier.

dock to Misg. Eliza Atchison all of this countv.

AN IRISH SUBSTITUTE.

OBITUARY. DicD,on Monday Evening last,' Mrs. Kelly, wife of F. Kelly, of this Vi-

jcinity.

FORT WAYNE AGAINST THE WORLD!!! I will run a Brown Filley commonly denominated by the appellation of Black Eyed Susan, against any horse, mare or gelding, for any wae;er not under FIFTY nor over T WO HUNDRED DOLLARS. Distance from one quarter to

halfa7?ne. One months notice is re

quired Persons wishing to try their fortune, can call at the Fort Wayne Livery Stable. JAMES G.GODFROY.

VAN DERVEER, Esq. for collection, andifthv arc not settled before the

lirtdof April next, longer indulgence need Dot be expected. It is hoped that

those concerned will attend to their

own interest.

JOHN TIPTON, Ex'tor.

NANCY SMITH, Ex'trix.

February 10th, 1832.

WILL be ref Mv d. ai the highest market prices, in p ivmeut for the Cn ? Cohrt.'y J'imirs. if delivered at Ge"-ria! JtJiitcjfsy near Delphi at .. .af r.r.;, Tiptonsport or at Jadcre JlsCombS. Persons bunur Carroll rou 1, who wish to take thi paver, will please to leave their names with eid er of tiie above gentlemen, or with Dr. Str-mrf in Delphi, and t'ie papers will be forwarded immediate 1''. JOURNAL OP H2ALTH. ON the second Wednesday of Septm;cr, 131, was published, No. 1, of the third volume of the Joiiriiul of Health. In addi'ioa to the various topics connected with the preservation of health, and promotion of ten.per-

ancr, it is proposed, in the preeut voiuine, to enter fully into the subject of

PHYSIOLOGY;

Or an account of the structure and functions of the system of

PUBLIC HYGIENE; Or the means by which the health of citiej

and communities is preserved. This will of course, include a consideration of Climat,

Localities, and the causes of Lpidemics, tht

Construction of Dwellings, the Establish

ment of Gymnasia and Punlic liatb-, and ol

MEDICAL POLICE. A due atUntiou will aUo be paid to Medi

cal Jurisprudence, or the means of distinguishing accidental dcatl s from those caused

oy tne w ilful lutactiun of injuries, or the admiuistratiou of POiSON'S. The health of 3Iechauics and . Manufacturers, will likewise not te neglected.

State of Indiana, ) Cass county, (

PROBATECOURT,MARCHTERM

1832.

AXD now at this day comes Jacob K

flail, Administrator of the estate of John

Hall, deceased, by ii. Lyon his attorney

and asks further time to hie his Adfnmrtra

tion account of said estate for final settle

meni; whereupon the court granted thirty

days for the filing of said account: And it is therefore ordered that notice be given, by

publication in the ('ass County' Times for

1 r : 1 a 1 1 1 a. 1

Dr t u tv..,i t: Hour weens successively, wan iegaieps,crea

ui JVvVii yuiii.am, ii.iB 4' itors and all persons concerned, that the ac

ueeanoe lowusmp, vanuu couiuy, .1 count aforesaid will be presented for con

RED jJD WHITE PIDED Sr?, finnation and allowance, at the next May

term oi in is court, when ana wnere

Takenn Up

In our respectable Militia System a

soldier may easily get clear of military LOGANSPORT XVXARKET. duty by furnishing a substitute, provi- Fou bafrc $3 0Q to 1Q 0Q ded always the said substitutecanclieafBecf cwt 2 5Q to 3 thd otycers into a belief that he uoaajporji Jo. 3 00 fide the man to whose names he an-l per bushel 37 1-2 to 50

awei,. ai a .ate t ami.iu uo. 1 .itj, R jb 18 tQ oQ

a stout Irishman, just imported, isjWood percord,

(in demand,)

1 00

marked with a split in the right ear, supposed to be three years old; appraise1 to ten dollars, by Jesse Bickell and John Williams. December 26th, 1831. A true copy from my book of Est rays. JOSHUA LINDSEY, J. P.

DEEDS, MORTGAGES, &c. By the QUIRE or SINGLE, For sale at thi Office,

this court, when

they may attend if they see proper. A true copy, Attest J. IL PL" RET, Clerk. March 9, 1S3VI.

TERMS A No. of 16 octavo pages, is i?stied on the 2d and 4if WV dne?days of every month, price .$1 .25 per annum, payable in advance. The postage on the Journal of Health is the same as that on newspapers.

P. J. VAX DERVEER, (attorney at law,)

iTXTFlCEone door North of the Seminary

Hy All professional business entrusted to his care, shall receive prompt attention. ' Logansport,Nov. TSlh, 1331.

State of Indiana, Carroll county PROBATE COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1831. A NP now at this time come Robert C. JL Gist and James H. Stewart, administrators of James (J. Glas, deceased, a -d filed in the Clerk's Otlice their bill, nravini for

relief against tv)C creditors of the Rotate of the said Gla9s; whereupon it is ordered, that the creditors of the said Estate be no ified of the filing and pendency of said bilL by putli cation for eix wtekB successively, in the "Cass County Times;" and that, if the sail creditors fail to notify the administrators yf the existence ar d et mt o( their respective claunyi by filing ti e same m th Clerk's Offucer previous n the final distribution of tl e

sa.me- thejr clai'us will be postpoued ia favor oflhe mora diligent creditors. , A true copy, D.F, VANDEVETiTER.Clk.