Fayette Observer, Volume 1, Number 44, Connersville, Fayette County, 14 April 1827 — Page 4

poxrrnY.

PLAY UPON NAMES.

The following ingenious and playful poetic

effusion, from the Concord, N. II. Register, is

too good to be lost. Those who recollect the names of the members of the Legislature, will recognize much wit and good humour in 'the

production. It require no ordinary 'effort of

poetical talent to weave so easily and hand

somely a long list of names into whole cloth,

without breaking a thread ot the discourse. J't. Watchman. A LAMENTATION', Written soon after the adjournment of the Vermont Legislature .Yov. t 82b'. Montpclier mourns her streets are still, Save when the street yarn ladies spin, And scarce astangers seen at Mann's, Or Campbell's or at Cotrells1 inn. The guardian of the people's rights it; llaveicne their work, gone home to prove And let the State-House stand, because BantuTn and Baily could not move it. But though the building stand secure, And long may stand the village boast. The villagers are call'd to mourn The comforts and the friends they've lost. Their Butlers gone, their Baker too. Their Clarks have lied as Ss-ijt as thought, Their Barbers left their chins unshavM, And even their Potter's gone to pot. Their Walkers nimbly walked away. Their Masons and their Smiths are still; Their Carpenter's lay down their tools, The honest Miller leaves his mill. Their skilful FiJur-irn is gone. With Bjtts to line ami .S; ear to strike, With him are tied the Finney tribe, Put more especially the Bike. The S-ca.i they deatly lov'J to pick, His down with plumage bright a? gold; Their Fhtrk has bounded o'er the hills. Their playful Lamb has broke his fold. The Xohle and the Young have gone, The Rich have left them to despair, Their Gay. their Best attire is lost, And not a Spencer left to wear. Their learned Proctor, pious Dean, .And holy Pahner. in their lurch, Have left their docks and left them too Without a Ttmole. Beit or Chur:h. And thofe who loved the mazy dance, Enjoy no mire the lively Ball, They've lot. aUo their pleasure-Zuyre, And miss their richly furnishM Hall. They once mull bonst a pleasant 'Hill, D'ightful llhodes, a charming Lane, A Warren,' Bri ?gc. and Shed and Barnes, That they in iv never see again. Their rrv.sf and their Woods are fellM, The Mvor who their farces led, Ha broken up his glittering Camp, And fiiendly Scot and French, are; fled. All's lot the men have lost their Crafts, They've lo-f their Ambler and their Wheeler, Jlae lot their Suel, their Peck their Bice, And O, the women lost ther Keelcr. Yes. all is lost and those who've gone, Have long ere now perchance forgot 'cm They've In-st their Solaie, lost their Child, Have lost their Pride, and Hope $ Bottuml Ir. Swan is State Treasurer.

From a late Foreign Journal, FADING FLOWERS. Oh! pale and drooping flowers! Ye that so brightly meet the morning's eye! Is there noorrow in your native bowers, That thus ye die? Are there not folded wings On the green boughs? a silence and a gloom

Amidst the leaves, uid all the breathing things,

That loved your bloom? No! the rejoicing bee There woos the violets, as at early dawn; Ad o'er the elastic sob, in tamelssglce, Still bounds the fawn, And the rich bank ve crownM"

Bthe woods front, yet hears a thousand

songs round Float through the branches trembling far aWith happy throngs. Wherefore, to us alone. Of ill that walk the warm and laughing earth, Bring ye sad thoughts of Hope & Beauty gone, And ?anislied Mirth? Why mnst your fading hells, With the faint sweetness of their departing breith, Re mad us but of sornwM ftrewclls, Decay and Do ith.

A HINT TO MOTHERS. All young animals naturally delight to be in

theonenair. and in prepetual motion; but we

signify our disapprobation of this intention ol

nature by contining our infants mostly in nouses, and swathing them, when born, as tightly as possible. This natural instinct appears very strong, when we see a child released from its confinement, in the short interval betwixt pulling off its day clothes, and .-writhing it again before it is put to sleep. The evident tokens of delight which the little creature shows in recovering the free use of its limbs, and the strong reluctance it discox ers to be again remitted to its bondage, one should think, would strike conviction of t!ie cruelty ami absurdity of this practice into the most stupid of mankind. Dr. Gregory.

WOMEN. The good government of families leads to

the comfort of communities and the welfare ot the state. Of every domestic circle.home.that scene of purest and dearest joy home is the empire of women. There she plans, directs.

pertorms the acknowledged source ot dignity.

& telicity. Where female virtue is most pure,

temale sense mo timproved, female deportment most correct.theiris most propriety of social man

ners. The early vears of childhood,tliese most

precious vears of life and opening reason, are

confined to women's superintendancejsiie there-

f)re may bo picrrumed lo lay the foundation ofj

all the virtue, and all the wisdom that enrich

the world. Fns. Lit. Gaz

Estate of Andrew Wallace. ALL persons having any claims against the eestate of Andrew Wallace, deceased, late of Connersville, Fayette county, are hereby notified o bring in their accounts properly authenticated or settlement within nine months from this date:

and those indebted to the estate are required to

make immediate payment to the subscriber at Brookville. There can be no doubt but that the tate is largely insolvent. SAML. LEWIS, Admr. March 20th, 1827.

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LADIES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY COM-

FARED. Citv ladies boast of being more delicate.

than country maidens. The one breathes an air polluted with many thousand breaths; the other inhales a breeze freshened over the new

mown

sewer-mincrini z

The one

drinks water from tin-

pump, or through impure pi

pes from the open horse pond; the other pours it from the m-s-covered bucket,or dips it from

the pure sptii g. The one walks over the hard pavements, along the dusty pile of bricks.

the other trips over the ott grass along the

graceful rows of trees. The one is pale and

sickly from watching at the evening concert;

the other is ruudy and healthy, tiom rising with morning birds. The one is the lily of the green house; the other is the rose beside the stone

wall. In the city is seen and admired the in

genious handy-work of man; in the country

are traced and halloaed the stately stepping

of the Almighty.

NOTICE. ALL persons who put money into my hands tor the purpose of delVayins: the expenses of the survey of the White-water canal route, are requested to meet at the Court House, in Connersville on Saturday, the '21st of April, at 12 o'clock, when and where 1 will refund them their money. Jonathan Shields, Coinir.hssont r. March Uh,iS21. :YNOTICE The creditors of the estate of Fielding I fa: 1ri'ic, defeased, are beret, y notified, that at ll.e March term 1!'.J7, ofthe Probate "ourt, for Paretic county; the Administrator, f:l-d in Conn.

jliis complaint of the insolvency of said estate.

setting f rlh clearly and succinctly, the condition of said e-ilate,bot!i real . personal; X the pru'a'do value thereof, $ the amount ol debt, su far u

thr y had come to his know led gr;& the Cd;:rt have aid complaint under consideration, and will lioally decide thereon, on the first day of their nevt term in Srptcinb" WYll . And the Court hav. ordered, that all creditors within the jurisdiction of said court, who do not come in and present their claims prior to that day, shall be postponed. MOrKS PA V, Aihnr. f tiu CmvicrsviUr Ind. Cstn'a of fielding II :;el20th ,Marck , 1 C27. rigg di ct used.

MAN UF ACT U 11EI RESPECTFULLY inform their fri(R; the public, that they Lave commencitf JUTTING BUSrSEss1 at the stai-.d formerly occupied by G. HUTTEB; vhere they intend A, i hand a general a-sertment of JIA I pj. 1 ie taken to :- !ect the best materidsa:'. hats shah he made fashionable and iu a v..'like manner. 'v , All those who may faror them with their f I shall be accommodated at the shortest n...;4 Connersville. April 5, 1CJ7. S ' I notice: 3S hereby piven that the state of Ai.tr.ti Webster, lntnfif Itnal. f....r.. l..; .. 1

cd, is insolvent, and that I shall claim i!.Ci

menl as an insolvent elate apreeableto iL. o.te in such case nude and provided ELIMfA CO'T. Mirch 1C, ir:T. .idmi,.htr,tlir l t' fate f A. C. ;r, y .; ,

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A MlSKR.

Th.it yellow wretch, tint looks a? he were PtaiiTd

U ith watching his own gold; every one know s him Enough to loathe him. Not :i triend has he, Nor kindred n.or familiar; not a slave,

Not a lean serving wench : nothing e'er enter'd litit his spare self within his jealous doors, Except awand'ring rat; and that, they say,

as lamine-struck, and died there. Milman's Fazio, act. 1.

Very few people, properly speaking, live at

present, but ait providing to live another time. Ssift.

A IIST OF lETTrillS Remaining in the Post Oilico at Connersvil!, , Fayette county, Indiana, on theJlst.day (f March, 1827, which, if not taken out by ti.e 1st

day of July will be sent to t;.e General Post Olacc, as dad letters.

Adminislrator's Sale. ON Monday, the lGth day of April next, at the Court limine door in Payette county, in confomiitv to an order ofthe Probate Court for

j.tid county, I shall otfer for sale, as the law direct all the

: REAL ESTATE of Fielding I lazclrigg, !ate ofsnid county, deceased; reserving the widow's rii.t to Johct in and to nil the premises elfered for sale. '1 he subscriber, at any time prior to the tVie, will show the estate to be void, and the title there to, to any person who may wish to purchase. A cri'.Jii ff fvnir mouth i ill le given to purchasers, and their notes with approved security will re re ipu nod, for the amount of the purchase money. ' MOSES FAY, Admr. oftt.eeC n'l : srl!le-2C,th , slate -f Fielding Ila 'zt It - , .h'an h, U7. dc- rusrU.

B. Saml. Uanton. John Darner. Hannah Pulkley. William Bice. Thomas Dirrs. Danl. Ploomhcart. John liaker. Jolin Ilcrnard. C7. Elisha Clark. Martin Current. Elihu Crandle. Newton Claypool. Elijah Carver. Daniel Conner. Joseph II. Clark. James Con well. Jeremiah Clark.

Jeremiah Coleman.

J).

J ohn Dentoss, '2,

Benj. Druminond, Jr. Huhamah Decamp. ;. Francis Ellingwood. William Evans. John Eycstone. F. Robert Fieldin-r. Charles Parmer. a. William Cibnore. Moses Gard. Jacob Groseclose. Lawrence Ginn. 11. Isaac Ilerron. William Hart. John Hardy. .. Joseph Justice. K.

Joshua King.

James Kirk wood.

Jacob Laing.

i Jolin LinJar. Elisha ljo kheart. J Allen V. Larimore ? M. 5 Jcslnuna Munson. Joseph Minor. , Joseph Massie J Thomas Moditt. J Isaac Martin. I .1 ill i n t'lvrr .

I John M'Cahe. P Willinm Pnlmrr.

Thomas Patt' n, Joseph Pric.

John Ric h, 2.

oseph lliche.

William M. Heed. T) .1

v uci i man kTOMiii. J Solomon Jsprong. John SLinkle. Thomas htjb's. O. H. .Smith, ilsq. j Absolam Sutton. i Kebecca Strong. i William Stanley. J Peter Smith. tt (ale') Strong David Scott. S Isaac Smith. T. John T nomas. v. J Tabitha ranmctrc. i W' Conrod Walters, j Jones Wi'.lcy. i John White. Georgo W. Wallace. i Lorahama Wilson.

I Evan Young.

JOIIX SAMPLE, Connersville y March 'Mst 1327,

P.M.

NOTICl:. LL perons iadebted to th subscriber are rcjiirttd to call and discharge their accounts by the P'th of Api il next. A? the subscriber w ill shortly leave the place, the accounts of those who do not comply with the above request, w ill be put into the hands of magistrates for collection. All those .ho have cloth in the fulling mill are requested to take it awav immediately. ' .W.ir. 28. NATHAN BULK LEY. AWeuUonl Caaw. r-jf! HE company of Cavalry, in the llth Krgi-

Jl- merit, I. M., are her-by notified that an eh ctioti will be held at Coiiiiersville,on the 2 1st instant, to elect a Captain, to command said company, to supply the vacancy

ol Captain lewis resigned. JAMES C. PEA, Lieut. Co!. llth, Keg. I. M. Connersville, April 5, i;27. FOR SAI.K AT THIS OKJ ICC "Tin: INDIANA OAZETTEER OH TOrOOnATiriCAI. DICTIONAHY; Containing a if.chiptio ok the "k.tkru. Counties, Tmvns, Fillcgts, Stttlemmts, Bonds, Lakes, Hirers, Creeks Springs, S,-c. IN THE STATE OF INDIANA: Alphabetically arranged Fy JOHN SCOTT.M Thr work also contains n general description ot thi state in whichare known its Name, Ihmndnries, Situation and extent, Civil and political divisions Piineipal Towns, Population, Religion, Character and Matnois, Literature' Traile and 3Ianufacture.

n.ent, Settlement, Face of the Country, Soil, Productions, Climate and Antiijuitio.

Ct!r"ricc 37 cent iiinl nr J i m

i - is"- v' 4 c,J KJKJ dozen. v 1

ENTLEMEN (not otherwise ir.f-r; )- ;j ' 1 v.ish to hreed riUJS ZZOllZZIZ, -:c -f by no'.ified that

on5 Avv)an SvAU;w, I'ronj the or.t.1.; f.ve -ears old equal ia -., aini as fine, nerroii-, and actionable a h.-v l.aj-) a any in the slate, i kept at Connersville, : l!:c enniing se.-.-'on. As Arabian blood is.Vj ed (aj:d universally adrr.ittoi) unquestit-Uil;-. perior, Per firmer partictiiip;, call on U scriber at the .Stas.d not doubting the f .-::: tion cf the highest, arid promptest expoc.!i the impartially. t:d'-p ide?:t eye, wi,o hu- J . for beiioluir.g one of the best models of pert.M i in the hofe tecies, Norof he"r,acoii ir. : 1 on thr? most rioderule terms. Terms -o from th ur:df.c iu.hience ! -ou:itrv i2t ; require to i e accnnip;.iiied I v sibt f ti.t- 'vto present i tft pree.ia:ed estimate of l.i wt - -which, with a uriikTskl Knowledge cf hi t i -:

ancc is ( ah "'atcd to tlevate bim a'.ve i i Althoirh (on account of his youth) be I f . ad nd t ted, only to have two y earl it t'i - -; One f-pecin.en (at lcat)osn le pr:ser.t i. : . but a pony rrrub ma ro, which chaUc.jcj -.if c . try for an coiah

1 pr:rr w HI allord a ntore ample 1. r'.z-- ' colts. ' JhrchlA. SAM EEL LbLL

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