Fayette Observer, Volume 1, Number 45, Connersville, Fayette County, 21 April 1827 — Page 4

POETRY.

THE CAPTIVE TO DEATH. "Who treads my dungeon wild and pale! Or do my weary eyo jails fail 1 And art thou of the shapes that swim Across my midnight, sad and dim, Where in one deep confusion blen-d The forms of enemy and friend? Shut out by mountain and by wave, Or slumbering in the aec:.ent rave. Ha! fearful thing I know thrc now, Thy hollow eye, thy bony brow I feel thy chill, sepulchral breath; Spare me dark king! pale Terror! Death! Still let me, on this bed of stone, Pour to the night, the captive's groan; Still wither in the captive's chain; Still struggle, hope in vain in vain; Still live the slave of others'" will But let me live, grim spectre, still! I faint; thy touch is on me now 1 feci no sting, no liery throe: My fetters fall beneath thy hand: t see thee now before me stand. No shape offear! My fading ever. Pehold the, servant of the Skies!

Crowns thy bright brow the immortal vvrcaih, the poor and starving", and then try to convince Celestial odours rotim! thee breathe Ltlirrs il i- rharitv. Mv opinion is.' that vou

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shoo Id pay this poor voir.;in the same price

Alderman, fs thnt the clarity of your society land can you be so blind as not to prcceive that when you gave those shirts to be made for your relation, by this poor woman, that you were actually receiving charity from her? Mrs. ft. Charity from her, Sir Sir, I scorn it! 1 am no beur, Sir. Aldennan I did not say you w ere. You declare, yourself, that these shirts would have

cost 87 1-2 cents, if made by a person in com-

Ifortablc circumstances; and now as a poor per

son has made them, you pay but fifty cents; h you not then receive from her 37 1-2 cents for the privilege you allow her of earning 50 cents? Mrs. B. 1 ewe her the shirts to oblige her

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others would 'nave, ma.ie mem ior im than I offered, and you will never convince me that I am wromr. There are other men as

J'ood as you o.re and who know as much, that

say i am w right.

MEDICAL NOTICE. Agreeably to a resolution of the State Medical Society, of Indiana, authorising the Physicians, to form themselves into district societies. Thw therefore, u to inform the Physicians in the 5th medical district, composed of the counties of

Franklin, Union, Favette and Kush, to meet at

the house of Newton CIaypool,in me town mv.unersville. on the first Monday in May next, for

jthe purpose of receiving candidates for license,

and transacting other business, tor ihe.socieiy .

J. MQFF1TT, Ccn.

tvicouraga llOYYUi ldSVy

MANUFACTURERS RESPECTFULLY inform their fri r;j.. , tin- public, that they have c :';uu-;iced '"K JUTTING BUS IX Ess i

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April 1027.

lat the stand formerly occrpicd by 7Tp'",!V ' :x. RUTTER; where they intoi.d kcTI , ihand a general assortment of HA'I S. l jbe taken to select the best materials, ami ihats shall be made fashionable and in a wori.. '-

NOTICE.

ALL pCrSOllS Who. put niOnCV jpke manner

intO HIV liailds for tllC purpose All those who may favor thrm with trcu !

r .ii i shall Le accommodated at the shortest noiv-

Ol UU1I ilj INLj litvJ J-V j'II S VJ1 WIG

survey of the White-water canal j

route, are requested to meet at;

Alderman. am sorry such is the opinion of,(ie Court UoUSO. ill Coilliei'Sville '

Conncrs-jilh. April 5, 1C27.

any roo men. lam sorry 1 hat any ratwnal Saturday, till! '-itst of April,! hcinrr tn o nrostiiuie the kinder Icclmes ot i w" J ' i 7,

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'the human heart --prey upon the necessities of

Spreads on the air thy splendid plume Welcome, thou Angel of the Tomb .'

for the shirts, that you would probably hare been obliged to jray to one for making them, who was not unfortunately compelled to apply to you for work and I shall enter judgment r.c-

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at 12 o'clock, when and w here 1; J

will refund them their money. -Jonathan Shields.

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10:1 ou; lu! ,-sec pe Pc do. ny of

I liij hi oiHcrwise lftt.irrr- J

'From the American Farmer CURRANT WINE.

Gather your currants on a fine dry day, when j

the fruit is full ripe, steep them, put them in alarpe; pan, and bruise them-ivith a wooden pestle; let j Humor. 'A box of glass labelled in large letthem stand in a pan or tab twenty-four hours, to ; er9 ktnjs (c np with care,"1 was placed on ferment, then run it through a hair sieve, and do ; bril ope ()f t))e Wedneday, not let your hands touch the liquor; to every prallen, . , . . , , . of this liquor, put two pounds and a half of white r ork. A portly gentleman dressed in sugar, stir it well tu?ether, and put it into your a roundabout, seated himselt upon the box, and vessel. To every six gallons put in a piart of as the direction had been fresh pot on, when brandy, and let it stand .six u eeks: i it is line, hot- be arose, he bad transferred a perfect imprt stle it; H it is not, draw it oti'a-clear as you can in-;ion to tin seat of hi unmcrtionaMes. As he . .1 1 1.. -

10 another vessel, or lar-e uotteis, ana in a tort- walkea about the deck, evcrv one exclaimed,!

mgHDuiueiunioMnauer houies. jtbissideup uith care.- 'We need not add TO MAKE NANKIN DIE. jthat the enect vr.s ludicrous. c-. A,h. Roil equal parts of arnotto and common potas!, !

in water, tdl the wholf is dissolved. This will! C:rr fur 1 lit s. A menu has called unoi !

produce the hV rcihli&h .-v'so much in use, and 'us, and sav that a safe and speed v cure lor th sold under the naire of Nankin Dye. ; piles, can'bc found by this simple recipe i Take a piece of ihect lead, such .-'scmmonciiAiirrv. h

I'-'iiJ.BH II UJV III Mil 1 t) illV (I We fear, if the truth was known, msny of ,ou are to put hog's lai d, and w ith a leaden the suffering, but unobtrusive poor, could un- j u eight, rub tliis salve for a few times: anoint fjld tales of asimilar character to the follow-; the part affected, w hich in a short time will re ing. The idea that the rich presidtnte- was-move. what to those who arcin like manner actually attempting to eMort charity from the troubled, is a desideratum -devoutlv to b? w ibpoor woman, wr.s not a bad one. and is but too'ed.' Jm'i-,1 (iiiz. tn;e. Thi is a mode "f feeding the hungry! and cloathinr thenaked. which ncer occuied, T . , .... , to the bard that ha !,r:,tif,.Uv told ns that Jr.-A -.hpt recently bem

March iih, 1S27.

(Join m iss ever. 3U

!bv notincc that ' '

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jTrom the Suth; five vrars old cnv.?. in c

T HD company of Cavalry, in the 11th r.e-i-' f ln' '"'"ous, and actionable a l,ir .V mont,l. M.are U rei. notified that an !cc- i U?' a' ,M tlv te, is k.-pt at tion will he held at Connci ille.on the j r ... ! Lonnrrsviic, 21st instant, to eh':t a Captain, illip ,.n ,Illn,fon. M Ara! iaa MondM,.

trorniniiHi snal rrrnp:in to stii j!v the T?.cancv T v f ' Ln'lJ v ,w 4 i " j 11 - r ri I or f irthc r particulars, rail on t, .

J AMES C. Cvn-sriUc, April f,,

REA. Lion!. Col. i:h, lUc I.

IOP, S A I K AT THH Oll-ICF. 'Tin; GRArnrcAL dictzonAIIY;

V ONT Al.MNO A DlCr.H TIO Ol' - Hi: SI'-VTRAI.

Counties, 7u7i.

rilier at the .Stand not doubting ti c zi-.C

t rf.h l tl,r i,!-Jii-t, and promptest exrw-ct:.':., ' ihf impartiall. iiidr -pendent t e, who '-r hholdi:i-0c of :ff- hist v.'o-.UU : n-c.. - ;;n the horc pcci.-s, Nor of bfinacron.ir.j' n the mo.t mo.jpra:e t rm. Ter;n vj ..' flroin ti.- undue innccncc cf c iu,trv cn-t-.Tii, i- I !rr-;i:ire to he stcroirtpani"-.! hy iht of the , - .

in prcw-ri p uvpreciatcl -tinrate .f hi. uvrv..uhicr.. wiiiia universal ku reeled ore of hi- r rflrr ance'i- kulated to elevate hi;n aho :'r :' .

j AlthoTir, (,.n acte.int of hii yor.th) J. hi? l..f 'admitted, only to have tv.oyearlinzs thi ca 0,ie cpe, i:m (,lt Iat)ca;i te presented,' ti

pla die for sin to po dc: in. en w wi pe se u Cii le:

H I la . St ttlnr.snts, IUchIs, h::t a I:,,n Mr,! ,I,J v' hich chaUeii-c the ,(;: '

ret.

ri-i"t. iVr.

i t r. for km '.iiial. i

tllMMY lll.ll - . 1 . ,,. , - . ii ,, - .1 W;i.iinthatCTe,&.C,bl,V,at.UilM,,.n?l0n ,,:U:W !ti

ix Tin: stati: of Indiana Alp ';!.' ( ticcHu errangt ! Tv .'flL SCOTT".M

'lii" wor k :ibo contains a general j!eciip-

i Thi- 'prir. colt-..

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more ample- uijLj c. SAMLTL HELL

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fCPTO GKH3IAXS.

A Cicima!! Taper i- now published wervv

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Lim t hut doth receive. York Com Ath l" i,a,u;u ?oniewiien; on mis con- ilo,lllt ...-ios. Situation :wl ttm Y'iv il r.,.d P... in Ocrmat:town. 3!-jnronur court v. O

From the Ph.ladelphia Gazette. Cn !opulation,t. Uei : Silar Trial Uf,.r, I tf O.AUn dle " ht f 7 7 Tl TUoGeVUU Ci-Mrs A. the complainant, stated toth:Ul :i ,a and a sai pUt ther by .i S .rvoTl" I HATIOIAl. GAZLTm the court that she was a poor '.voman, and that n,i "oniou-tiddler I . ' . v juir, on, nK..,t nr,i; t m ne n ! h " 1 ' 1' H"! ' i c t i o 1 1 s , ( 1 1 ii i a t v a 1 1 d A i : 1 1 o u 1 1 1 e . . , ....

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FLOURISH, c W'estvvw t;ut.urcf.

- CO'l rice cents

uo.en.

THOMAS G. P.UTTEH,

PrXTFl JiLY informs his friends nr.d the

puhHc eenrralJv. that he 1

nitrn onice m 0'ieoi our lemaie cnaritanie in - i

stitutions, lor work that she obtained work for her that at one period she had made upi some coarse shirts nt 19 cents each-an i that' tultseinientlv, Mrs. B. having been satisfied oil

her qualifications to do finer work, had sent! her some liof .n at 87 1-2 cents per yard.tomake j up that nothing w as said about the price, bul ; p that they were to be finished as if gentleman's JlVJiI

smrtsaie usually finished and that they were for the son in-law of Mrs. B. that when the shirts eirrht in number, were taken hnmp.

Mrs. B. would allow but 50 cents r.piece thatt6f ih 1rick buiWing opposite the ;Patldlcr shoP thev were worth one dollar enrh- nnrl ihat mi0' lobcr Oritiis,on Monroe Street; where he i.r

, 4, 4l .. . itenUs to keep constantly on hand

wv'iv ti-jiji l ll. cull UIWIJUI, To tliis statement Mrs. B. replied, that as rLnomrc1 rf thp Pemale f1hriri:iht' pript'

J'" 'l-lilr-li ill 1. 1 1 I I T :

ha 5 ' ccnappbed to bv Mrs. A. for work, and ; - ' "J VwU,utl;xf not in-, ' "'"

1( ;t tft " ' . . "tn' hi uuniry. And lt' "" "o

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HAT FACTOR!

iaper is pnntoi on a 3ieiji.:m S!,e.:.

V at 1 'Jo per annum, ami enjos already a h'leral circulution. C""l,l!;-',er? Printer- ntid rilier frier are reque-teH to use their intbience-unonc'.'.t jtieinians within their re-pectie di-tric!. v

ol.am subscribers torus.

rayettc count; , Indiana, on the Ul-t. day efj , ' . ,t . 5 4'-

March, lG2i , which, il not taken out by the lt ' '

day of July will he sent to the General Pot ! OCT' rtnttrs in general are reyvntcd

IIGT OP LSTTSItiJ

Ivemainiii'z; in the Post Oilice at (.'onncfyi!ic ,

Oiliee, us dead letters.

S?ml. 15anlon. John l!aruer. Hannah Jiulkley. William llice.

that, as a matter of charity, she had pit

loomhcart.

iflattrirti liirn.i.!r 1 .!.. 1:1: . .- ' !l.l 1I

i ,i. ... i .i " i .- i -., I . un unu jinti'Mi attention to '"

uer inai M.e w:ifi wpii cnou-n sausneu -lUi the business, to jrive., in pential, satisfactory cvi-S J'1, lit-rnard. the Work, but not satis'ied with the price, and dence of nuritirur the favors of all w1ioi,-t obli-ro! C

inai sue nau pterny or poor people who wouwl , lJi:n ilh ineir custom. F.iiha Clark.

have been glad to make the shuts for 0 cents

each.

To a question from the Alderman, she repli-

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iSZTlle lias not on hand a hre vvmlxr of Klihu Crandle m ami hoys WOOL JTATS, together with a j Newton Clay pool.

d iSnt tln sWtv .v,, , rl,,rii9!,ln n,. .tn.r1'0"? "J otltFr cnptio:is a ny oVAifi Ac Flij?.h -Carver

PWU,,! in 1 Mmml, r.nnr n1,nnl0', ; i . ''' C TcAd "ffff br WHEAT, OATS, or; '".

r ... ...... rry CASH - JstTl, JI. Clark.

work; that she had been imposed upon, but

that now 6he was before a Squire, she expected jutice. Al ltrman. I presume M;ulam, you are willing then, ic this case, that justice -should be done? Mrs. B. Yes, but 1 will never pay her more than 50 cents a piece, for making my son's

shirts; I could have

The hi-hest price will he siren at hU HAT FACTORY, for any quantity of Otter, Muskrat, and IWink. Ik has on hand, anil wishes to sell, 400 WAckoon SVYis.

i John Lindar. Kli.iia Lor kheart. t Allen X . La ri more. ' M. Jeshuma Miiiisod. ' Joseph Minor. t Joieph Massio Thomas Moitt. Isaac Martin. John M'Kec. J John M'Cabe. ; '. ' William Palmer. J Thmas Patten, t Joseph Price. 5 Ii. Joh.n Kiel,, 1.

ihe af.oz r. a Jf-j: insertions in tkeir rtsiectnc,-

prrs. NOTICE. Having macte? arrangement? to receive t; summer irood about the 10th or loth of M it beconics necessary to call on my customfor cash to pay for them; I therefore reqjf

each person to pay at least a part of the amou

tliey owe nie by that time. M. HELM. Ccnnersville, 10th. April 1C27. 44-.?.

f Sir t' ' ti:

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Pr T in 5i th I" t r i i V v k

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cot plenty of people to

make them for that

Alhrman. You are the crcsidenlrss of this' He wo;,,d a," infonn K" "J"'

soriety? be accommodated with .SUPKUIi I'-LASTIC,

Mrs. B. Yct, I am, and you sec the way I; WATFR P"OOF, BEAVER HATS, that am imposed upon. " " jllC has now on hand a lot of PRIME It KA I'll It, Alderman. And you gave this work to Mrs. and can furnish them with such hats in "City A. purely out of charity and benevolent feel-f f jle" on the shortcut notice. Airs. B. Yes, 1 did. There are many poor Hcquost. people that would have made the shirts for i i i . ii lie would also inform those "who frc indebted three eleven penny bits a piece; und 1 am now . , ,. . . . , lA ,,,u ,"u i I " . '. ' f., to him, either by note or book account, of lone very sorry 1 did not give them to one of those BUllllin tlial is obIi , in order t( mrot 1(

persons. (own engagements, to solicit them to call by the n i l n t. i i ii ! . , ?. . , . . J

li itrman. i ray now mucu woum tnec iirstot May net. ami settle the samo.

Bhirts have cost your son, hud they been made by a lady who was not in necessitous circumstances Mrs. B. I don't know, Sir perhaps the coct of the linen per yard perhaps a dollar; but the persons who work for our society, always t-york for less than those who are not poor.

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For sale at this office

J arnes Corm c 11. Jeremiah Clark. Jeremiah Coleman.

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John Demos, '2.

Jlenj. Drummond, Jr. Huhamah Decamp. Prancis l'llinrwood. William Kvant. John Eyestone. F.

llobert Fiiddins;. Charles Farmer. C. William Cilmorn. Moses Gard. J aob (jrroseclose. Lawrence (Jinn. JI. Isaac Ilerron. William Hart.

John Hard v. .. Joseph Justice. 7v'. Joshua King. J amcs Kirkwood. L. Jacob Ijainqr.

joux samp i a:, r m. CcnncrsriUc. March 3lst 1027.

i Joseph Kiche.

I William M. Kecd. J S. lerrynr:n Smith. Solomon Sprong. John Shinkle. ' Thomas Jiiyles. O. II. Smith, Esq. A lisohim Sut ton. J Kebeeca Strong. AVilli?ni Stanley. Peter Smith, j (y'alcb Strtuig l)aid Sc)tt. ; Isaac Smith. T John Thonr.i. r i ' Tabitha anmotre. Con rod W alters. $ Jones A: Willey. ; Jcihn White. J Cergi V. Wallace. I Lorahama 'iIsoI. , Y

J Eran Yi

NOTICE.

A hh persons indebted to the ':bcrihcr i'

1 m requested to call ami dicl arge tt;cir accct 1 by the MMh cf April next. A the suhscribtT t.l shortly leave the place, the arcounts of those

do not comply with the above request, will he j'

into toe rands ot magistrates for collect k:i. All Ihti-e who have- doth in the fullinj null aut reqm-stcd to tn.ko it away imtm diati ly .V.ir.5!B. NATHAN lU'EKIXV.

rAYETTE OBSERVER

onng.

1KIMKH AM) ILUIISIIH) I!V A. VAN YEEET V D. KF.X "II. The Fat j".ttk t)i;nini:n" i publihed ofr! Saturlay, at TWO 1M; srs per aii'i'iin. pa? within two months after subscribing: TWO P ' ars anJ FIFTY Cents, if pai.l within the -ar-If not paid within the jear, T11HKE I)dlar! : be exacted.

No paper will lie discontinued until alt ru' ages arc paid. A failure to notify a discontinuance at ti e of the term mb-crihed for, will be coiwdtrcnew engagement. Those who receive their papers throng-' PoMt-olfice, or Ly the Mail carrier, nui't u postage. Adrrrtisnnevf containing twelve line.cr!" inserted Three times for One Dollar; longer one ia the same proportion and Tuentv:ilvf .i' "

for i rerv .-iib.cqient inertiuc.