Fayette Observer, Volume 1, Number 22, Connersville, Fayette County, 11 November 1826 — Page 4
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ADDRESS TO THE.MLVJIV. At Belzom's Exhibition. By Camp ell. Ami thou hast walked about, (how strange a story 0 InTheoes streets, three thousand years ago, Wuen the Memaonian was in all its glory, And time had nut btgun to overthrow Those temples, palaces, and piles stupendous. Of which the very rulws are tremendous. Speak! for thou long enough hast acted Dummy,
Tnou hast a tongue come lei us he:ir its June; Thoa'rt standing on thy legs above ground, Mummy! Koviitiug the glimpses of the moon, IS ol like thin g..osts, or disembodied creatures. But with thy bones, and tleah, and limbs, and features. Tell us for doubtless thou canst recollect, Touuom we should assigc the Sphinx's fame; Was Cheops, or Cephrenes architect Of.Mther Pyramid that . ears Ins name! Is Poinpy s pillar really a misnomer! If as 1 nehes aiuindred gates, as sung hy Homer!
Perhaps thou wast a Mason, and forbhlden By oaV.i to tell the mysteries of thy trade, Ttica say what secret melody was hidden In Aiemuon's statue which at sunrise played! Perhaps thou wast a Priest if so, my struggles Are vain, for priestcraft never owns its juggles. Perchance that very hand, now pinioned fat, Has ho-a-noVd with Pharaoh, gla?s to glass; Or dropp'd a halfpenny in Homer's hat, Or doifd thine ow n to let Queen Dido pass. Or held, by Solomon's own invitation, A torch at the Temple' dedication. I need not ask thee if that hand, when armed, Has any Roman soldier maul'd and knuckled. l- i ..! w at dead, and ouried,and embalmed, Erj Koi .itis., and Kemus had been suckled: Antiquity appears to have :jegun, Long aft' r thy primeval race was run. Ti u rould'st tlovclop, if that withered tongue Might tell us what these sightless orbs h ive seen. How the v. orld looked when it was fresh, and your.g. And the great Deluge still had left it green Or was it then so old, that History's pages Contained no record of its early ages! Still silent, incommunicative elf! Ar. sworn to secrecy! then keep thy vov, tir prithee tell u something of thy-edf. Ix- vcal tin-secrets uf thy prison house; bi!,ce in the world of spirits tiiou hast slumher'd, "Wnat hast thou seen a hat sti ange ad ventures numt er'd!
TO rULVF.N'T SHOES FROM TAKING IN WATF.H. One pint of drying oil, two ounces of yellow
wax, two ounces of turpentine, and halt an ounce of Bui -gundy pitch, melted carefully o-
ver a slow lire. It new noots or shoes are iuo
mm.. ! A iii.vliti'ii now t!e--
l iir: v. ii ioi tmiu ct. ii unu,iivi ...... . - - - ceased She was married in England, iu (., ;.iay, f,.. day ofNova i.:' . r t to Cel. William Stephens Smith, who had ""v-!., f .',.,u 1. lin-h i!h . I w ill :I"rVr -V iv 01 in the army as assistant inspector general profit-of John Deer 1:-:.a n :;. ,, and aid to Washington, hut was then Secrcta-.j..,,-t ,t the nth cn-t cuartrr oi s.-::..:. ,n .
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bed carefully with this mixture, either hi I he - - (( , u ii5 tl arJ , i, I snnshine.or at some distance trom the tire.w.thaxn(' V( -t vers' rial.:, title, n.ter, t : ::d c!,;m to , sponge or soft hrushAthe operation is repeated J" ' ' 1 I ,p - ...i'.-le efsail prrmi. whu-h I havc-,',,,.., ,. ottcn as they become dry, til! the leather is ful- . , ' JVrV " ' t:,i l "l U " lv saturatedfthev will he impervious t, the wet J" on 1 t o Lou ; .' '.' , ,- ttl d. ' - , 1 ter ot Jos!, ua Johnson, l.sri. ot .Mum ; tc ii' ' ; V. . I.l .-M.l.l., M. w K. (
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Consul at London. They have ih!t s.h?.i ft tober :o.
;i ;oiiiics tiim iiii.ioi'-i. v linn inn i'v,v.m. . .-....;, i -niii , 1 . -.ii- George W a-hinirton. now renreefdati n liOin
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Aorc Shoes or boots prenarea as :uoe- fc , ... A.j;iins. i.nv at? v- i:n:r. x. i' ..... ' : t ;. .
ought not to he worn till perfectly dry and H-H-critarv to li.e Prei.!-!d. v. as horn July 1. 'JL..,y she 23''! dav ..f.Vi.-f r. Kt.'h, lactic, otherwise their durahdity would rather! Thf tjinl hi, u: ( l.ar.es Alams. n.'m d . -tat-, of VMStl-Iii Xtl .J 2ZKZX, ,: .
he pre ented than increased.
Anecdote. A hungry Irishmnn.not long since in London, mistaking a harher's shop lor an
eating house, hotted in, and hegged to heser-i
ceased. lie married tiu-M-ler nl'Col. Snnth. t .it: tiow living, and ieft to daughters. The one;
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I'llllS ITI.tlllll.(ll IIC 1 IIIV'l .Il.livn lll'-. rd up a h;iin of sud. and placing it I efoi e him, witii a wash hall in it.went hackwards to set his
lathe.-
ii-er.t ii i inoat!:s and (!:' eeo::d in la.
'j'Leir youngest child was the Ihrn. Thomas un;!ith The highest 1 i i.'u r t thi: huy "o itonAd:inis, late Judge of the CV.nu...n "-! ai-.-l :. pro vd Hih':; .
, razor, rat, without wam-.g tor grace, sup--.,, . ........ tr ...... Coimn!.;
redtp the suds, andswalhmed the uii l'HH.ju IIl:irrit.(, (,(ll,lU.r .,f Jose, 1 tlanodj
and. op. the oaiher s returnmg with the razor. I K n. halel hiIU ,i:(S ix t !li;lhen. alt mi coolly observed, -there no occas,o,i lor ai, a . .nI Ti.,.n1uCi Unite, honey.your soup is very good, hut jour, llC f; m;lv Uw Vluvu .Mvy lUt
turnip was not quite boiled enough.. So. ay-dliatll o1 A,,..m,
ing his penc.y, ne nunc mc asionisiieu Dart'cr
":ood morning.
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Mr. Adants heipieathed to his soi Johnt.!
his mansion house and vaiuahle papei.. he
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HIS 111 UJM.'II IHt .(IHI ;i i.i.iiiic i.iin-. 111. - v.,.w,., , nsnn in Id etches t t t..i ot ((.utxy a wduallelot ol co;iCtl,(, thal vUu. CC -I'M, nson, m his b.vetches ; lan i oslmj:lte(1 ;it kSiauuu, V) e!t.a ;l granite ,u wing aiiecdotei-Ma-jjj, 1J0 j-jr t)l0 thuich of uh'ch he was a i-n'a-; A.U(M,a.,i.. .v 4 ot her i.atriotic hns- , , . . , . .i ! lUlWUh.v i UV Xu ' "'u 1 ',lluut- "M3 ber tor.-ixtv eai s. lie also heiiueathed anoth-
U'r lot ot'laua ti t!i" o a f..r an A ademv, ami ;t the "onrt 1 o-.-" J..r. -.;t Uu5 vide, L;.. . ,
, Indiana, '.. V'- r i. . he ::o!ii m i!.i.- c! .-. . ;!!.d tciir im'i.1' k I. M. oi - I 0:.. i --
Cor si can heroine. l'enson
of Coiica relates the fdhnvi
ilam Ciatiori.in the ahsec
hr.ntl, was besieged hy the (enoes; for several - . . i i
nays, m tne towoot t .trie. o;ie possesei . . i . ,, , t- .. , . . . nis liiuarv ot more than -vOO oumes tor the
courage and streriia!i hevond her vjx. Al-i ,-.' y . . . . . I use ol iiial .: a.;emv thougii in want ot provisions, she and a tew j
followers succeeded in repulsing the assailant? ; hnt the latter increasing in number, a part of her little band fell in tne contest, while the others alarmed as the tale of their coir; radesadvised . Madame tialfori to capitulate. Itepioaching their cov ardice.she seized lightta mat.h and hastening to one of the v aults let:t at!i the houe, which sen ed as a pow der m iga.ine. told her men. if they stepped tiring on the em -my. she would bury herself and them in the ruin of her mansion. At t'n junrtuie, tin Gafiori arrive! vv ith a reinforcement, and s.l: xed his heroic wife and ins home."1
Since hrt thy form was in thi ''ov expended. We have anove-groci.d seen some strange inutati '-s; The jo i. an eir.pM etias begun, and ended, S 'w R-ori l ti.tve rise t ! vce havelo-t old nations, Ani f.i v tir-ss kings iij ve it.io 4t't ;.een ham led. W.al "jl a fr.sci.ient of tt.v ueh has crumbled.
Litti.t: Hock, (Auk.) Srrr. 0. The QuaIniiiiitu-. Thi? tril-e of hlians, (vhoe iCHiovai from the ArUai. sas o Red River tool; place last Spring, pursuant to the tieaiy roticluded with tliem in Nov. 1.1,! 1.) we aresorrv to learn, have recently been red iced almost to th? last extremity of wretchedness and want. ! .ordering on a state of actual starvation and
total destruction of their crops of com, occasioned hv the ov erl'owing of Red River, during the Summer. A deputation from the tribe was a short time since despatched to this place
o'er thv tomo with thundering Prthe purpose of hiving their distressed situ
ation he tore tnc Governor, and soliciting hini
pit's, 'ho;' r.ot hear ttie pother o'er thv 'ie.nl,
n thegr.' .i Persian tuiapu-ror C'a.n yses
Maichcd ariiu
tre ji, OVrthrew Osiris, Opus, Apis, Isi, Ar.il i'.ooTj The i'y ran.iiU with fear and wonder, Wnei the gigantic .".leirtnoii toll assimder: If the tonic's secrets may not he confessed, 'l i e nature of thy private iiie unfold; A i eart has throh'u -eneaf h that leathern hrcast.
Arid tears adovrn that dinky clieekhavc rolled: Hai c children climbed thoe knees, arid kissed that face, What was thy name, and station, age, and race! Statue of flesh immortal ofthe dead! Imperishable type of evanescence". Posthumous man, who rpiitt'st thy narrow bed, And standest undecay'd within our presence. Thou wilt hear nothing till the judgment morni:i2T, When the great trump shall thr il thee with its warning. V' y -hoa!d this worthless tojrnmrnt endure, If is :!;.'yingguest ne lost for ever! O ':-t ns keep ftie soul embalmed, and pure, Ie living virtue, tliat w? en both must sever, Although orruptioi may f ur frame consicne, Th' immortal 3pirt in the skies may 1 loom.
SuevWfs SuW. V virtue of nn eocuti"-m to me directed from A Jthe Fayi tie Circuit court, I w id oh'er for at the eoarl hais,-, in Coiun. i v lib , n In;' 1A uy oV Us iVau,
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do.1 n Ceni i r. in Cor.m -i-sville; t:d:r n in r?ei,t ion 1
ai the property of Km,, llarl.u.d, at the suit John A. White.
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tku it "..r.-r or :..ov i?., In ,Yr north :id!it:o:i ofthe t.i'vr. f C.an.-rsvl'.t:
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thereunto 1 'hmgincr; tahen in exeeutjoa :,s
property of I-ih Ton!, to vitisfv s:u:,!rr eei il tions. Win. CAU)YKU., Shrjf. I C. Aov. I, If.JG.
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rr lli. ih-erihers r-sjIC'-ttV.!lT ii.lorrn tie pu'.
ne. in ai i;,tv j ate i
to afford them some relief. Thi relief, e j STftZT'H'r KG iiT7rr 7TVSS, the ,hn u, i .. i i j ........ . . 1 . .
teel mucti sat,. nction in stating, vv v prompt-1 1 '"'T'" A l'" N A.MM.i;i;i i ;!
lv ariorded. The (Jovenoi
an onK'r I t t!ie purchase and drliv ery to them o Jive hun fret bu'uh J cum; and. to prevent the impo-it;.s which aietoo often practiced on the se untutoted souh of the forest, he very prudently took the precaution to dire t that
the corn should he delivered to the chiefs.
the residence of the tribe, in the pre
two magistrate's, who are to cerlity its deliv erv.
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i n umf 1V in.ei .sno oonotsaveu manyj ( o.n, iJje.TIax, w.-l. Wh.Vkr.
oi ii..tniiiioiiuii;iie uioe irnm ine lorrors ol Kind, i uiii.i i v nivduce receive.)
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remain 'tnp.tid, on the s-..id wef o:.d d: y . ."November; and that the will he iui;!:;, . from day to.l.iy iniuein ihe h,uri Hnlae ,i '.., A. M, and turoVhck i'. M. u'eichday, all are ohered f ,rsale.
YHO.UA M'MLA S.CoI. V. C.
stating, wv prompt-1 ""'rl-v ,,"''l,id by .1 U (Hi AM)i;(Hiil ior immediate! v gaveu!,crc lli," UiU I -'i-t:.nf ly ,.-i;id'
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COLLKC'iOHS SALK.
chiefs, nt!, 7 shall he ib-n I esence if v i ' ,or; U"A ,ro!:' 1 if-ir mh,v..l .). 4 hh ; M.ih die, n..-.!. are ! re'-v i: t..'. the eict.f.V ,7.Ml 'I''11 ''"r -M-rici...M u onvmen J ; Yi-.n i. vie ?.r.CCI?2 r.'XCilAVuh i.ttn.i ii. ey liatti r t!.eme;v. s ti.ut v.oruwill r dn.-,; "vt 'l! r Hft. I vm!I .i..i,l to s. 11 ,.t v f iat tl,t,r rt,"i-. ,!l ' ' est posii,l,. ,lt.. j Court h.:-i iii..-r, in Cor ,i-r"i ide to t':. t-'
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VvvmWics oV V.Vrisk oWovv. Appended fo the excelled Lulogv of the HonJoseph K. SprajiUe, of Salem, we laid the following note. Mr. Jeiferson was married January I. 177C, to a daughter of .Mr. Wavles, a.i em'inrnt iaw-
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LI I LKS of adiiiini.tralion, on the estate- amount of t'.ie t;ie -f raiding ll..elririr. Ksu. late ,t In. u.- c Ms-rs M.der th
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e-. in.iy,uere.iM d,h;ive lirni uranted to Mi,sr, l';a . ' hui.dre.d r cert per :,i iihm, tbr their ii.eiit. 1 H ml i,;is c Wi'i, h .il t !... I . ..- .1 : . 1 1 . . . 1 i .ii i i- r i .. n ,1.1 r. . i . . i 1 . i 1 ' ........ .
yer in 11:1 Mrs. Jeherson di d mtlie au- yet known whether the estate i, elv. nt or 1 if not, to d-, iU : ,,,, d ;.s U .0, m.ih... '
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TO PRF. VENT nvNc.r.R FROM wet ciOTlirs Jl"mn 1 ' loav,n? two daugtif era. tmeol solvent; and forth.- purpose of ascerlaini that! Keep if possible in motion, and take earel. :i"R"tc,'s " :i"ned Join, W. Kppes. a dis- L all persons hav ing claims agaiiet sJid vnot to go near a tire or into any very warm' lm-,,i;,e' T"1 oi Conpie from Virginia. ;:),,Ul,J, tlJ " V'T' :ulj pUc. o a, toHecasion a udden hcatitill some'M,r- hW ,llc,,; rhMron. one of ' J J; "ehud i-n .ft-v K,v.w .t. . I whom alone sun, ved in 1 :U7-who, e believe ..,, "''i'i sted payment with ,
, i....-,n .iihl uuluiu in, . . i ,, , , , , u ui uiei nonce, aiin savi' cists 1 ri.-.f... " l.as ilied since. Mr. Jellersoa s other dauirh- ui-h-imsja ums.
SPI'T.. C ayenne pepner. hl.-n ' 1 pepper, and ginger, av y be esteemed the best ot spires. Nuloiegs. rio-cs mac 'Muanr-n, and allspice, are gen ?r..liv proibi tue of indigestion and headach to we.ih pe: !is. 70 ' I.CN ROOTS ANT. HMOfS IV WT TKll, SO As to fnr.v i.nt soiraM. nu: i oi tn.s or. ti:c hoi sr. When the hoots or shoes are covered with dirt, take them oil", and with the hack of a cae knife, or a piece of wood cut thin at the edge like a stationer's paper-knife, scrape the dirt oil with the same as clean a possible, which will be very easilv done while the. hoot and shoes are wet. Then, with a small piece of w ct sponge or tlanel, wipe olT the remaining dirt which the prcsnre of the knife cannot effect. Then place them in a dry room, or at a convenient distance from the fire, for a few hours, and they will take the blacking remarkably well, and hear as hue a polish as they did before wetting. If properattention is paid to this process the lingers will scarcely he soil d. and much trouble will he s;ued hy the extra brushing required vtheujthe dirt u sullered o dry on.
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MOSP.S f Y, Admr
of t lie estate of Field-1'''
ing I l:.elrigg,decl
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ter married Thomas Mann llaudolph, late (iov
ernor of irgmia. (Joy. Jiandolph possessed I Comersrillo, 1 an estate near Monticello. but his family pen -j.Vir. -j! llJ'ij. t er;ilv tormil 1. 1 1 if f h-.f .. l.,..h-All-. t I
... j ........ .......B liun (II I'll'lUII IIW, .III?. llaudolph "has had eleven children. .two or three of whom liave died. She hastwo dauMi-
icis umrrien; sue lost a married daughter tast - the 2Gh day f NOTTITn'nr JQO winter. Mrs. liankhead. Her son, Thomas Val t,lC i inu "' d' nTaht-th Vh!!rir -- Jeherson Randolph, the executor of his grani!-1,';1 ('t'nnt'rs'1 lUo township, i! ,r Ver, d mr :,.,-, father, is about 21 or 2o years old- he' has. I', V'' vod? a"d , ::tt !s "1 ichiii.g IlaZeiri-rg, ijs,,. think. hut one brother " Mr I,T I l ompnv.ng one good
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tions in his will, two grand sons-in-law, Nicholas P. Tri-t and Joseph Coolidge of Loston. Mr. Jefferson gave his Library to the University of Virginia. &, his valuable minuscripts and papers to his grandoa and eiecutor, Thomas Jefferson Randolph. The Lni v ersify of Virginia has requested permission to erect a monument over Mr. Jefferson's remains.
None of our Presidents have had sons, ex
cept John Adams and Ins son John O. Adam, -.i ,i- i- . ....
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stiveksoV onls, Vwenw ono ;-'T . - " . tanure u. i.otiiy a d:scenin!ance at the :.- cacs o eovn sVvio; U ; h tu-1. ., Wriicii f v.ai t.
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I rh iu hand will he required f;,r al! purchases . muter the suui ef three dollars a,,, r.-.lit ..r
I - - - Ml JVUII . r',lll. iV,,..t.l 'III . . , ,J Neither Washington nor Madison had anv chil-' ' W1j Rlvc" 0 ti,OM! who l'""-'1' odrcn. Jeffersonand Monroe only daugater,. L theism V JP' I)0LAU' .eir giv- . Jrth Adams was married in Mill to Abigail, proved fVoMscc r" WO''wilh "
the secniwl dn.urhW C ...... 1 vuruy.
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Smith, the respectable clergyman of Vey mouth hvp MOSES PAY Administrator
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