Indiana Palladium, Volume 8, Number 13, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 14 April 1832 — Page 4
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Jt' it- i .. , ...... r-rnnl, . ?.-1f ':l!rl rnn rr a! evert eh, thunder, what " Township 37 north rar?? 4 west, sct'on ('reasou n:s uoois : run u p:pc iu-u; iiuu.i" ; - - - . the c off to Vha h Often, to be sure, lie Avould get up under the windows and peep in to see what Pony or K:ite was about; and he h;;s even taken his jack-knife cut to knock on the door, sons to hear tle "come in"' of '.Squire Topknot; V ,V '- i " ,V. ,7 ' Vn A,. " I sou'h east SI. sru,S fructit.n 32. I tSK fnIowin2 letter to 'Miss Henrietta , .,.uwnshi. C)7 llurtht ,aMpe 2 west, north west. j,, t 1t-o AiV-lino Joft:T.fn llrol'llhrokc. ..K A oi-.l' 1 . li. li i t!i east I j;he bridgiui; of the ?ni.i il str an,s, giathe banlis, :u.d cuiFCWiivii; U.e . , TMl I.. . . . , .1 1 . .1 ...... U 'Il I Oil S lll-.l "My (tear -lau.ini, lli ii v.as a liuvicc i.h u, uem.naii, iionn eisi, f-i ihm, ., ' . '. tliU lh,r f W r-I5m had cot .so smith east, east Ulf, sou'U uit 17. ea.t h:ft. : Oltie 01 ceci op im ,n. jm t u, ... (BY AUTHOHiTI.) LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST SE5S.I-. OF THE TWENTYSECOND CONGRESS.
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i i i i 4' north east, souil? east 11. iami noriue. 179 rfl STtTll Jt-Villi.
lucks ofhis hair above his ecr?, so as sj a utun ol, .auu . . . w southeast, east half, southwest! , . , ,.,v,.: - r ,4
ml them no like a cigar; and then strutted j tier! tntmuerl tlmnacri- j 33. 34 and 35. north west, south west 36. f uiuunNu,.,,,,, ..
)!.( l-i'4r finoV in;s" t L. il never .iiss JDonnDroivu a u-n-s miu i. , lownsnip o norm, rane o wesu uurm r.isi. iiiu .ii.iiui" iVau( w
d ti rfinc(' in etf ra ho';-e. though squire. He was niny aonc up, aim us norm we norm resi, wum , c.i .u... at uie places named oeiuw , iei to
e had sworn to do it, a thousand time socn as the service was over, no iuu or , . u, - - T:" .the lowest bidder, by P' .V,
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Punuc xo. 10. AS ACT for tiie adjustment and settlement of the claims of the State of South Carolina against the United State?. Be itenactedhit the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United Slates of
Amzrica m Congress assembled, lliat the proper accounting officers of the Treasurybe, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to liquidate and settle the claim of the State of South Carolina against the United States for interest upon money actually expended by her for military stores for the use and benefit of the United Slates, and on account of her militia, whilst in the service of the United States during the late war with Great Britain; the money so c.jcndcd having been drawn by the Stat-s from a fund upon which she was then receiving interest. Sec. M. And lg it farther enacted, That, in ascertaining the amount of interest to be paid as aforesaid, to the Stale of South Carolini, interest slullbe computed upon sums expended hy the Stale for the use and benefit of the United States, as aforesaid, and which have been, cr shall be repaid to south Carolina by the United States. Sec. 3. And be it furilier enacted. That the following claims of the State of South Carolina against the United States, which have been heretofore disallowed, in consequence of their not coming within the regulations of the Government, shall be adjusted and settled, that is to say: First. The cost of certain cannon-balls purchased or procured by the said State for her military defence during the late war
and rejected by the inspecting oiheers of the United States, in consequence of their not being conformable to the standard fixed by the Department of War: Provided, That the balls so rejected shall belong to the United States. Second. The amount paid by the State of South Carolina for the transportation of military stores, and of her troops, in the service of the United States, as aforesaid, or recognized by them as having been called out for that purpose, over and above the
a. 1. number of wagons allowed to each regiment in the army of the United States. Third. The pay or compensation allowed by the said state to the Paymaster and Commissary General, and other staff officers, whilst they were respectively employed in making cr superintending disbursements for the miliiia service in the United States, as aforesaid. Fourth. The sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars, for blankets purchased by the State for the use of a portion ofherjinilitia whilst in the service of the United States.
Fifth. The value of the present contract price of the muskets purchased or procured by the State of South Carolina, for her militia, during the late war, when in the service of the United States: Provided, That the said muskets shall become the property of the United States: and Provided also, That any part of the said amount maybe received in arms at the present contract price. Sec. 4. And he it further enacted, That the several items hereby allowed, and the amount of interest, as aforesaid, shall when ascertained, be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated. A. STEVENSON, SpcaTcer ofllis House of Representatives. J. C. CALHOUN, Vice President of the United States, and President of the Senate. Aitroved, March -J, ANDREW JACKSON.
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daughter, Kate.-had irot half a dozen quilts
all made up, on purpose for him, I was' :;oing to say. Poll Jones had had quilting after quilting, end she always had her eves prcttv sharp on Bill whenever he came with the rest of the 'Hellers." The fact is, Bill Simpkins had two or throe good farms left him hy his father; and lie had a house, too. all fitted up; and therefore he was a slick prize to any of the gals that could catch him. ISill was no fool of a beau neither, when he was in company. All the gals owned he was the cutest fellow for a scrape, jest get him set out, that ever danced a double shufde or played hunt the thimble. The ruination of Bill was, his bashfulncss or slice lishn'ess, as the gals called it. Put him alone, and lie couhPnt say his soul was his own. I have known him many a time to go home with Sukv Dyer, for a mile and a half on a stretch; all lie could find to say, was, i4,tis plaguy bad going,' or "'tis quite sloshv,' or something of that sort. One cold night, 1 believe he did get hold of Suky'shand, but it frightened him so, that he blushed behind the cars, and felt much like
a fool. Bill was now getting to be in his 29th year, and began to feel quite serious. "There,' said lie to himself one day 'there was Kate Topknot 1 might h;d her, and she was a whale of a gal. 1 remember well when she turned'up Iter plaguy black eyes to me, when the moon shincd right in our faces, and said, (oh howl fell) 'Mr. Simpkins, this is the very time for falling in love. Tis hard to keep one's heart from going pit-a-
pat.' What a danvd fool I was, 1 did'nt pop-the question. I know she wanted me
to. 1 only said yes, 'tis, Miss lopknot; and looke d as killing as I could, and squeezed up her arm a little. Oh, you fool, Bill Simpkins, why did'nt you tell her she was the gal you liked, and not go like a great booby, and kiss the coat where her arm touched. But she's gone now, she was married three years come next Christmas night. "There was (Bill continued his soliloquy) ''Poll Jours I like Poll; she was a master piece for fun, and when she was on her high heels, no one could come up to her. Poll always used to ccine a good
thousand times bctorc lie count catch upi nort!, vcst soul west 3 . north est fraction ;v ood I t T 1 . J 1 " - V A. ' ' - - . . . - -N . .
another laea. tie iumeuuei- uts cueuoua-. 31, north cast, uertn wesi Iranian j..
ry in vain; and he scratched his head all to j Tuwnhip 37 north, range 1 east, 5. no purpose. At last he nabbed a ragged north fraction 32, west lif, suuth
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east, suiitu 1
me v i
thought and cooked it ur thus' I rSvc 1
House in Madison, on Mon
day the H'.ih of A pril, for bridging the
i s earns, grading the banks, and causeway-
rownslup 37 north, rung-- 2 east north east. ! ing the wamj 1 portions oi sections or
itearu, 1 urc-s, vj lv.uk. ""i'..c. xui ; east halt, north west 1, west hail, s u-.U vt-v , , to i.
was puzzled again; but at barf past five m 14. north east, no.-th west, scnth east J2 wet j Tv.ns, on ig Graham, on Tuesday,
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the afternoon, aherhc had been sweating ; half, north east, corui vet, sou .. eat suutn 1 1,i ( ( .. .u,r; i; r simil tr improvements, nnd tugging ftifl fburhours over the periods, j west 7, sou.h east, eai hail, .outh e,t 32- ; - v.V)v 0 ;,lchlsiv.,. he bUbrth tlnis-'..Z ; n,nK :3 oast, north ! At N.poloou on Wednesday, the 18th oi and I crri ne ana 'jranUo W y you u st. north lu.iouth e.-. south ! April, fi.r similar imp.ovemet, on section have me; 'i here, there, said Bdl, m proud ; , ncrth et, 1U;1Ih west, south east, ! to :5, inclusive. satisfaction, 'there is a note wort iv o , c n n v ,...! i .t th.- (t?rt IIoii?r. in Grrcnsburgh, on
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'Squire Simpkins. Poetry too by gosh;!
hear it: And I am Z-r , And I ?rant fo lr.o:rif you'll have?ne. Hill copied his letter, did it up beautifully, though he greased the outside all over, directed it as well as he could, sent it by his 'help,' who, by the way, was the kitchen maid, and bv seven, with his mouth as wide
north west, west hahou:h west KS south j i mirsday, tne lUh oi April, tor smiuarm.-ca-t south west A. i piovemeius.on sections 00 to a0, iiiclr.sive. 1 Township 27 north, range d cast, north ; At i'reneh's Inn, on Friday, the Ihh of cast, north west, west halfsouth east, south ! April, lor similar improvements, on sections west o, north east south east . south fiac- j 31 to 00, inclusive. tion, north cast, south fiaction, north west, ; At the Court House in Shelbyville.cn
! south east south west 13, uorth east, I turday, the oisi ot .vpnl, ior similar ! east half; north west, south east, soutli west j improvements, cn sections Gl to 75, inclu-
open as a hogshead with the head stove out, xvoi wc' -df -onh I At Dlde's Tim, on ?dor.dav, the 23d oi' 1 . 1 1 1 1 .i 1 bOU til tubi odilul titti. h iji ..nil, """' - 7 he opened the following answer, clcgamdy t , ,4. lK :U Aoril. for similar improvements, cn sections
wntlonma lemalo l.r.nd. wes -My solll!l oai!, soutll o.n S7. north i 70 W'? n.ciuvo. . west, south east, south -cst 2S, .mrlhcart. , At ! CWt Hmis., m imlia,,.,.
iiin.rinv, i-u.u.v, iu ...miua. . v.... ..v, , ,.. i. .ill u.M.tii t '! u m , i ucstiav iiic i-iii oi i! in lv-T miliar nn
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ticcd by so distinguished a gentleman as
yourself. Be assured, sir, that I have often hoard of your merits, for you have not a neighbor that does not sing your praises. In
regard to your proposal, it is of so delicate
pro-vemeuts, on sccti
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on
melu-
30, 33.31, 35, and lit. Tmvns:hii nortii. rail.TO 4 WCg-t. V.'CSt
half, north cast, north west 1. south east. At George Shirt's Inn, in Georgetown,
! south west S2, 3, west half, northeast, west i Poone county, on Thursday, the xXth of
! ,mvii, ,v.t h-.H" with nrxn. i aprn, lor simuar unproemems, on sections
a nature, that I must defer answering it lor "v v, ' . - " : , ,. vi ivcH;' , ' . 4 i t i ii i i west 4, west half, north east, north west. - -1- to uxx.iu . tne present, though 1 should be happy to ' ' . t , . w:yvn cm Fimm de7th of Wil i . n. ! west hall, south east, south 'vest Vh nortii -iiiv.nv Miai,t.u i.u..,.n in oi xiprn, have an interview with you to-morrow. A; , . . , . hp'irr.''ep-o-.: tn declines hvest 10, cast hall, north east, north west 11, K i m.u- 1iWi0.ti.i.(...ls, ui tcciienb ma rnnonial ergagemen is of so mhim-, gt 0h to 131. inclusive. portance, that it should not be enteied up-; cast hal; lluri!l WCst, At Midiigantowr., in Clinton county, on on rasnly, or unadvisedly, es.sir. 1 can-; . i.u. ,i. ,t SMurdev. il! -JStb. of Anril. for similar im-
Mil li . luM J ull. SvJl.llil L3L .V . . 7 - - - . ,
Puplic No. 11. AN ACT to amend the several acts cstab lishlug a Territorial Government in Flori da.
ways to kiss me, whenever we played Pawns; and I always thought she liked the fun as well as the rest of us. But she's married too, and she doesn't like her husband a bit, they say. 1 wish her name was Mrs. Simpkins this very moment. How it would sound Mrs. Simpkins! Airs. Simpkins ! Mrs. Simpkins ! haw, haw, haw !
'lucre was Suky Dyer, to tell the real truth, I liked her better than any one of the others. 1 know she liked me as well as I did iter, fer she used to come over to our house every day jest, for nothing at all ; and though I was always plaguy glad to see her, yet I could never find nothing to say. i cs, Suky did eric? say to mc, out by that very well, not a year ago, 'Squire Simpkins you will be an old bachelor one these days,
if you don't marry some of the pretty gals j
m tno country. 1 should ha' thought you would have been married a good while ago, and not live alone in this great castle, so well fitted up.' Oh, that was the veryjoUiest moment of my life. I- was just a going to rtay Suky, won't you have me ? when, odd rot the luck, as I stepped forward to grab hold of her hand, I tripped up and fell splash into the mud puddle, and covered myself and her too, all over with dirt. Su
kv Dver laughed! she did, so sure as 1
breathe; cuss her, says I to myself, she
shall never live in my house.'
Tilings were going on pretty much in this
style, and Bill had turned thirty, when a
not but feel proud in receiving such a pro
posal from such a source. Yours respect fuilv, 'IT. A. A.J. BOL1NBKOKE.' 'That means yes it does' Bill bawled out vociferously. I know'd she'd have inc. See what I have gained by writing. How the pretty Mrs. Simpkins will look under my arm. In tl;ree weeks from the next Sunday, Miss Bolinbroke was Airs. Simpkins; but the god couldn't describe what a figure was cut by the Jonathan-like 'Squire, with his great body, legs and paws, and the little echo tint he had under his arm, not bigger than his two thumbs.
half, south cast, -jouth west "-27. Townshio 3(5 north, range 3 west, north west A, north east, north west, west half,
soutli east, east halt, south west ;, port::-
provemcnto, cn excticnj 13J to 1 11, in-
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elusive
west, west half, south east, souah west to U3, inclusive
At Logout pert.' on Tuesday, the 1st of
May, for sinviku improvements, on sections
SAkH OP TIIH
Irlichi&aoi Eod ILasscls,. IX Till: STATU Or IXPIAXA. 1iD Y authority of an act of the General Asem-
f the Michigan Road between Logans- nail, uoin .cm, soma e;,;,jle ...-.j,, .)0?ts are set nttbe northern
t and lake Michigan, and for other purpos. I south west. , .', W, 10, lo, I. ", ! ,,v i, , :i r. ,i i r i the undersigned!! offer at pubiicVe to j 35,-3l scctionJand Actional sections; C' f 01, . tJ highest bidder in tracts, as the United I nn i,,i ' ' . I a bond with at least two yood securities
lands are sold, with such variations in , . .wx . ..... r . r . . will bo rtouircd d contractors!, rondi-
sections the road passes through, as is . 1,llsJ't) " !i Y . " ' f,,nl, f..H!,r
ided for in 3rd section of said act, on Uonal sections and iio. , ' -. 'u ,u'""v V
handsome lookiiHT mibinrr rmif im i'mr
Be it enacted by the Senate and Home of 1 1 jie town lo stav hl hcr C0lIsin a vok J
Yprcsentatiecs oj the United Nate vj P0, to enjoy the country air. Mis.s IlenriAmcnea'ia Congress assembled, That i cUa Augustine Adeline JeiVerson Bolinthere shall be elected one inemhcr of t!ie ; I r.-,. inrthnt u-vJiPrnntin l,,,!!,.-.!.,!,.,,!
Legislative Council m the I erntorv ofFlor- t!lo ri,;, MI1;,V, il.oUttn
four years ago.) and she had no sort of ob
jection to catching h;m ii she could, for ten
ida, from the counties of Madison and Hamilton; and one from the county of Walton, in said Territory. Approved, March 22, 1S32
thousand dollars were no small sum in her! souiu west 30
b!v ot'tlte State of Indiana, approved Feb
ruary iNJ, 1832, entitled "an act to provide for
selling the Michigan road lands, to open that
pait
por
C3, the
States
those
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3WXDAY TIIE FOURTH OFJUXE, AT Till: TOWX OF SOUTH BEND," .7C county of Saint Josephs, sa-much of the Michigan road lands asAvid produce a suHicient sum to refund the state tie amount advanced, anl the amount due for coi.tracts heretofore made, all the sections through which the road passes, will he li.'st offered lor sale in the following order, to wit: In township 33 n. range 1 west, sections 31, 35 and TG. Township 37 n. range 3 w n.east, nortii west, south east, west s. v. half. 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, n
east, north-west, south-west 12. Township Z7 n . range 2 west, south east, south-west 7, north-east, north-west, west half south-east and south west S, north east, north west, t.out!i east ol T, west had', :iorth west, west half, south east 10. Township 37 n range 1 west, south east and south west, of -1 . Township 38 n. range 1 west, ncrth west, south east and south west of 3i; Township SSn. range 1 east, north east, east half, north west, south west, south east, v. est
halt, south west 31 Township 33 n. range 2 cast, west half, south east 23, west had", south west 9, north east and
north west, east half, south east, west half,
south cast, east .half, soutli west 11. nortl
east,, south cast, south west 12, 13, north east, cast half, north west, south east, south west 11, soutli cast, south west 15, north west, east half, south west 17, north east, nortii west, south east, east half, south v;csr 22, 23,21, 25.20,35, ncrth east, nortl;
The lime in which !he wo;k must
be completed, the number of rods of causewaying on each mile; a particular description of the manner on which the causewaying is to be done; the name and other description of t lie
streams to be bridged; the manner in
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,. . ' . . , r- which each bridge is to be constructed lownshipdU nortii, range 2 west. I, . , , , north east, east halt; north west, south er.,st j a,,:d lhe cv f. oh h1 to l fraction 1, south west 0, north east, north ' dovvn or V will all br made out west, east half, south east. 718. writing, and depc- ited'at the respec
Township 3o nortii, range 1 east, -north ! 'Vk pbices ot suie, except where the west, east 'half, south east", south west Utiles are to be at Court Houses, (hen north west, south east, south west 12. i they will be deposited in the clerk's ofTownship 30 north, range 2 east, 3, d, ; ik'es, fie-r the insoocticii of all who xr.ay north east, nortii west, soutli east 5, west j wish the become contractors. Persona half, north east, south east, south west 7, examining the road will observe that
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Township 2U north, rang-e li east, frac-, oir unoei taKing. u lien Uie woik is tional 11 south, 12, 13, l i, fractions 15, VK 1 completed, the contractor will be enti20, 21, south 22, east, 23, 2 1, 2d, 27, 2e, tied to scrip era certificate, cxhibit2t, fraction 30, 31, south 32, 33, 31. ; ing the amount due for Tlis contract. Township 28 north, range 5 east, ecuth j which Mil! be receivable in payment 1, 2, south east, east half, -south west 3, frac- fcr ;uiy laJKl donated for the construction P. south 10, 11, 12, 13, 11, h, 21, 2, i ,jot) 0f tjUJ ,0;u, or redeemable out of 23, 21, 21), 28, fraciiou .i-, south 33. i tho liis! nmnovs r:siiM from thn (.:!.
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Townshi 2S north, range ii c
a. t). i. ir.
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i i ii,. ii,, ' teriaineu, r.y inose w ltsinz to contract, 1 hese lands were selected lv the; c , J .. , ; r . , . , . u r ! te tolvci.cy ot the luml, as two undersigned, and are generally ot a; , .J. .. . ta ... , ' , . tpunhc sales ot li e road lands will be superior quality, and are in a part o! : ,. , . . .. r . . r . r t held the ensuing scroti, the hrst.ou the state of Indtana, tliat is tmprcvir.g j , r i . i . , , , " the 1st idondav of June next, at ttie as rapidly as any other part ot tiie wes , r c .t i i c i i J. . n i town of bouth bend, on bt. Joseph;
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COUNTRY BACH2I.OP.. UV JOHX Nn.VL. Bill Simpkins was a clever sort of a fellow, living in one of our country tov. ns, with just money enough, and just education enough to be a pretty respectable sort of a man. Bill was'nt much of a dandv, though he did have money. He was a great gaw
ky looking man, with a puritan face, which
estimation. 'The time might come,' she said, 'when she should turn thirty unmarried; and could not bear the thought of being called an old maid; that she couldn't. Miss Ilcnriettra Bolinbroke her ladyship
Township 26 n. ranee 2 east, north half, north
west 1, nortii half, north west, south half, south enst, soutli half, south wtst 2, sections 11, 14, 15,2-27. and 31. l.i the Indian country, sections from number 1 to 45 inclusive, commencing at south bounda-
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u re in the vicinity of the abasli and : , mi.! r, . . , - r - . i 4 i tober, at some ptiitable place, at the hne canal, which is authorized to be j . f , . ' . . . . . ... ,. discretion of the comn.issior.cr. bales opened by the state of Indiana. , , . . J , , - . ,-. , , -,, . Mo t omiiH-nce each day between the. A-second sale ot saio 1 anus will be ; . .- . , , , , , . , . , . , . . . hours of 10 and 12 o clock.
neiu at Lcganspoit, in tne counn oi Cass, commencing on Monthly, lhe 1 5th of October next, where all the lands! that remain unsold, will be again idler- J ed for sale, together with the sections'
March
WILLIAM rOLKE.. ,1232. 12 U
A d i n i i 1 1 s t r i i t o r s N o t i c e
yet to be selected, to complete the road ; J1HTD CiLL?. grant. j :3o'!?L!C Xotice is bert -y given, that tie tinWIT f I IT vr V17' C M P T. oe r.ikM.ea have lukon ut of the Clerk's Of.
ti luui.i.u iKJLjr v-" 1 " -
tirp ll'-ii hnni iO' !.Mni-c ol'
lnceilllCS, .darcll, l,looJ. 1- j tUm on the csta?e of om:ii.ii lMiinsr, Ue
; ot u aiborn county, deceased. All T.prsnn
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j j "i.n'H v-.-rtiui- j;.ii.isi au e.siaie are inereiorc
will excuse the printer for omit I ing some ofj r ''''P 36, range 2 east, soutli ofectirn milK subscriber has just received from Phil j ticted for adjudicution; and those inclcbtrd"
ficr names, :so as to save room.l put on hcr ' ' r , . ' ' ' ' , ,' 7 . tmcptau, and i now upe.nng, a bplcnd.u ; are requested to make
..,. . , -, , J , . n Miicn sections were soiu ut loruier cti
prctt;est curlsrand hcr jn-eiiicst bull' gown,
with hcr great sleeves and other accoutrements, and off on the very next Sunday after her arrival, to meeting. Bill was there too, and had dressed himself with mere
-part
sale. Shou'd not a sufficient quantity be sold, the i-a'es will be continued until th i e-
quisite quantity hit solj, in the order they are j
stock of
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!,uu,c ' rilJS uy way o: okc, called a th-.n .- . .i .
l .i w - ouui oiuuui i t,.- '. in vv ' i ( u ;fi ai i-
i,,,,,,,,, . , , , i -i i . ' ,w"u u.u crv oav neiore to ouy mm ai name Spun .-oat mil s rp-?:r.-1 i ;-vl . ( i ..... ... - .
oran new wmtc liaf. in this fie was ringed 30
out the next sabbath. Bill hadn't forgot Township 3S north, range 1 west, north east,
hatchet face. He wore cow-hide boots, a I
miespun eoat, and streaked handkerchi. f.
Ihat1 was lied in such a knot ai no cue but Bill Simpkins could tic. -Bill, to use his own language. rJwavs
nau a tamal 1-nging after h-3 gal?. lie never ventured to be very intimate with
equested to make immediate payment.
The said cs?atc is believed to be an nlv sulirut.
SIT d &Qsy I VVe will expose to sate at the late residence
At his old stand; where he is preparel to wait i r'f be deceased, on Satuidy the 14lh day cf
inserted in this-advertisement, or until lhe i 4m "pmers hhj ail tnose who may uoi.k ; whole lands be offered. proper to give him a call- , j HORSES, IT ORK OA EX, CATTLE,
lownship 3b north.- range 4 west, sections j , t juai.iu. j fZo'J'S ShCCVfZ CdS't
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township- 33 north, range 2 west, section " I " ; . a,uu u, ran,.,
ft I f J ui'uu mou . i i . " ui loua IV M l Li At Lt
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WilHana llarr
: luke place Jit 10 o'clock on that day; v. hen the
. lJUU , uni.v? since no ing to make iiiemsimie. But thev were not s two feet h.gn; yet tb.ere was not a gal used to shining, and he might have worked
"V I1,Ui0rL1oa wilC1 Wi'l had not edg- on till doom's day before thev would glisten
??Hi;il -SPRCTVl'l. A advises the; ' ..f....i is i i
his curling-tongs and pomatum, and what ! ",rlh cst south west 14 sections 15, 21 and l public that he has ivied op i " V!.; 1'M1'ST ' ' J was more wonderful, he not oLlv oreased ! ?;vesthaU, north west, 23, est had, south L.:corom,,ioU3 buiidir.g,, and opened 1 i V' ( ' ' ymj '!t a i?i A.
ins boots, but LiacKcd them over with black- t ownship 33 north, range 1 east, north M-est, j x , , .f., t)all, and siient die whole morning in brush- snu b west i.. i.if. - nh east, north & llOilC Jltlt rritii.
March 23d. li2
10-t,
d round, or stuck up to. 15?'i did'nt
counmg i-y making hi
n.ght, and
CO liiS
V!s,ts on a Sunday
mg pons
nd bitting down in the kitchen, talksrese, pulling imgers, or casting
7: . J7 ' "Ul wn; siw a gal that he look a s.une to, he Messed up in bes Uj aud tucker; tied rh car vat in his :i,0l:
westv south east, vest half, south west 15, 20. Oi Walnut, corner of WiU'iAm, and west cfj
norih p.-ist. iiMfvli vvtt. .ntil'i pi. psL Im.l. : HI.tS ;ijt- uSr l.p- ; ,tn:ttvl to acc ?.- 1
soutli uesl of 22. 23, west half, n-rth east, north ! moda'.e iravelb rs tnd .ticrS m ti e bet sty!? rrp!lF' - "nders gnel lufcea this n etbol to n- .. , t .... I...- .1 ... :. . o 1 . ...i ' i a.. . . . ... .ui.. ...... ii .. V. f .rin t' e i uol.r: 'i it a ba ret ol f',.r':
Ao sooner had Lilly got fairly into the Pew,! 3J ulvl s.ob-e uru nlentihilh fur.,! vd w im the ; lauded w " n was uwd by , .,. of t
tiian Miss Uelinbroke turned upon nun her j Tov.nshin 3S north, ranee 2 east, north east i best Oiat can be orociued n I attentively at-1 e.,nH a. On- oti;h t I Miiurscit-i ,
killing eves, and he was done up for it in I south east, east half, south west of 19, east j tend evl. His b-utdlngi are sitn'e i in a (ea. t,n'e i!lc 1 '-e owner proving t.-a
. . . . . . . . . 1 ! ... . i i w'in.i r:n t iyp it 'Kr-on .... i aw- riffs
naif, north east, soutli east ill. west ha l, north I ant part ot the town, aix". jirovuiea u-iu, - - r-...p east, east half, north west, west half, south west ! suit; .hie rooms. The pub ic r o.vitcd to r:.! b- b-rtl i.-y he ffni at Mr John ( a!l..b..n 0- north "! .nutl. 4V..r-ti.v.i v,will. ,of I V.i.l.ra .f h'a ar-.nirivr.i!.lt.(i!li .S HCl t U'iut WllelCJt tt tis lull- li .
a" sdap. Bdl flt queer. IIjs heart beat agrinst his sides dreadfully, arid he had to grasp them with both his iron paws, lest it should beat a liole. 'Oh, said Bill to him-
east; south weat 3C
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