Vincennes Gazette, Volume 13, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 December 1843 — Page 1

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. a-v 'v-. Ua' a.-T. -a i.-ii '.-n -v. t!.o !;; '.-i - v en - o. !! .-.i-! il.e ,--.!.ev 1 1 . i ( : . . i ' ' ,.-r -in !;-. .ir.J i i-.i-i- v .nr . I s iv. carv ! .: c. ' ' .:i .'t.t our ; a r v. .,' -- i t a a' - I i: ;. a lee i a n ai.iso "aa- e.-i:. t 'J'ari i i-s. . . - 'ti V.airt .lo'jra ;h g hii-'-aas ot two h.ou-ani! it ;s s : e a -'an sea : ::;- g n r a e a aa. a ,a wa- e-i u-.o'j.v.j '. - til ! O - U ! t - . !,!! -eti, a ; ' . j a. . a a-' .a.lin . t'aih-,- oc . i 1 n n perceive any rn ai t . -ail tiie a. . m- ; s a been ' in whieh ' aa aiv , n aid rnism 'r-b v t tn. :!.' r am 'Utrary t the ill ISC' U a-a !; i hfa. he rC;s the ieue to he cni i a s , - an -ae: , i -; w ;j re. a,o t' . . . a". . ;. -it -ta as it wn enihal. in .a . f i ? . on - h r." . a a ' he aut i fu i .-.." i . .1. aa-! no inq'.ii--n iv- neigli. o- r than ;h- viearege, e ;;;,- ha I' a i a - at. was the e u in a,e soot S: ,eci - ly par ii i: w'..s the !usi oi t-cpt-mo. r, a u.iv a a--i-aeic;ai v ceiii-'iaai a! by -partsai-'U. a .. a io ai gru'f v.a ae. from aa ier the- . . hr.; of Harry's d Tinitorv tans sa!u- . .v. sir, its time l he stirring. ee. th-.a.te, you're a troublesome brute .. a ;!,:n, sir. com-; to !ieol lass! cotne l a .. .g Ir-e.i : .a v. e :ca the casiaaeu tmb-rs. Harry U pun the green u sta! his . : Ke-per. jaan f Pun and a brace ot a. v. :;! 1 maintain the Ivst pa. in ters ii! th wha'-1 country round. Tiiey'd : 1, a-k and drop eg cast any tint ever '.. v . t or ever w ouh! be. 'h's j ist four, sir, said John, resprct!a 1c tooeli'mg his hat to his ma-tei"s vm jrg al head, 'To big ttai brace baf.re e . ahvt.ist you mus'iit be !-ng in turning !.' In t very limited periad the shooting geir was arranged, an I the imp ttcnt b;- .! ; -. 1 q aa 'rup ahs w ere joined ty the.r ao a -s t agar master ah equally ih sireti- ' : ihv sport. :.r .a e mm. lies e' - '-e 1 af'er Harry- ' -peta. -'a en a : -a v . mgtou's p. :-'.a; . ... .s i u ahv brtdeei by the sharp r '. o;' : - - f Mantoij's bast. Quickly - :: i - .-. a sh-' raraaoc h-d l lie a ; a ; . . ail-:. 'a-r Pa h iiid COVOTt d te a - a a - ;:h ds- luxuri en gree i tops of : :- -. a a :a a g . -a c , ,f 1, :- favori'e dog. W a :: h - ' - a m 1 -:iig:.n h i dt i'ldieat'"1? . - t . oi ens, pr tr.issary notes, acII,,-.,. I a . . J v i 1 I . I S . I . . i ; I oa

i siii! e,T w ;io. ami alter a p h idge in 'riaioph e. a:-

(1 b-'l.ind u P.aystai'k lolw 1 ' ') ti; 1 ii;iii keepers and pointers, .Nat :!-1 wa w :j k i n ar i'roo, repose the r-tys .vere IriMHiiisj uposj t.he dewy v. td:.re, :' !-,..;-.fi rijjlit hue upon the '".'( I 11 !if' :rt. I U IliUVPrq nil.' :lM.-Hl " i i: ,lr t ':.::o:u't-ri'u! light wiili cups 'i- i. 'd tii the i-.riin withervtal drops. 1 o- air rang wn'! the song-of the hit-is, ana a- i;!a W ir.'iyn cntuuian to look upan t:,o tv-atititii seene with smut's at a! an.! e.eno, and d:s:: sJiaded by tr-es. tr., -. thought !.iw tte.ig.'itiu! it was to have -'0 hr.uds iro.'d:cm:n' ret!, and excel-

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t-!tt a li i-hand oft s'.- us possessed of. rngun.ed with a proper -otisert anee.Iioar.s pasi.al with unconscious swifttipss Now it is t'io::g!it. fa?Iiionab!e io langli a: o Id-, o engiuge.l was she wilii her tea them: although for my pari, I think . . rieioat!e:.L:i n-v.-rie, when a rap-a-tap at ,?ot:s who laugh at superstition are oh r a a: at ' -e r do.r occa-ioued h.er to start - of it as those w ho admit iis in.-in iia an:! ia-isu'v ask who a t! ere? 4 u art; all. more or i:s. ntanu' ; . :a; ia U,vi5, indeed!' repeated a voie : supertit.ous, I believe,' said id. 1: .: from tne outsido. 'his past eight. IJreak-' tell me about the ring. I wish a. .,, , ,

fa-!, la- -a k fa st. 1 sav!" js.nie inishan f-..l lowing the Inak 'I'm a aning forsooth' we.iti:;g for from the wearer of this pb!;o yon'.' rejo.nc : ih" voice, j matrimonv.' W l "e kuo-a iug ;a' va'ue of a pareut's I 'Listen, ehihh and 11! narra -eo'i ! ! i v ;n a-p!a.!i, r.n ! .'eft to thelone which I know to be true. "' ea ' of ;-.n oaiv annt. With a motli- !did not see liie occurrence,' n r's ; r . - . a , ad :a ;,ia d h-r. pettod..' aimt, with ati-'t'ier shake of il

'T V.li C . a at aeeni a ; a a. r . ! 0

s' ang i : e r ta- 'years atu-r the tint m ot a v- -r o-h d woman, ad mine, that her huboai -U.iv i' wa- lofor huahag. ()h that ! a;.

I ar a . , i ; i'ai!) ! ia's nana :ac i ... l . . i i. . . i i ! aa. r . . ' i o nana, W oar' ! -.all ! r -! i- W.tll lat-lil illli. hum a aa ma- r of hi fami' v circle. Tais wa - :::- Ma no , a, r w a - h t ais me tt.-rs t.-id a ' aua ;o(:o t in t': - ! : v. s . f .a.ra:'h;.l e cnlf.il o, .rh . the wed- ! ,1 1 ' aa-t-S t. :-1 1 1 a r t . t v i a r ' -If pati-'.-flv wa.'.t a " fj; t a - I . i a a a - w -, .a 11 . t. a! 'h! ih'.s-. ! ia t s ti 'ero.e-it s a" uat." r-si-l .el Mrs.

r tt.at y.nt ;:e iavje'g i.n tne sa lo-e. 1,1s

a ., y- U e.-i "est so:., -u - - e: gr ;.' i I s io .v i. r r tie- I - t ' : ' t : v a-. a pe ee o! e v .t laraoji :. p ra t h t ! i v. a) ti-e. .-Miti . v, :i f h-.i o . !-;r.' s-nd !da. . i r Ah! ..!:.. .ting thi aaar-". ..otrtieo ! in a -'and nut reea a- a m such - aas,:a at-. Fr- qii-t.'.'c do we hear of guns Purstuig, ami lute o-t that tongue -axp'o Ihua: accidentally, rejoined the aunt. A fo'.'ower of iha i'ln -ti iaeas Arab. Maheaaet, '.weh-.iios. lylicn ttie sha les of sorrow arc east up ni iiss pth. "Ti- inv i e -1 i : y I ' W.atlmr this -rt.ed be foundal an a srenihauea of troth, or the gravif a htr r t am air, it siiei; orm j,rgum-ms t r tlii paga. All t h a ;,c r e sa s th spiede fact, wuiether a i.igei; fe s'.v!t or u"t is i m iiiateni a win' - Ida wa i!r.,j..,;n;T a p;oc,. of s;ig:ir iu'o a cup a a. pi -P( h ring slipped from her taper linger into the saucer. 'I Fallen pres tvh us H-'aven : rt-'servc tis. ej a-ii at t a1 aunt. It's a f a rful I circum -1 a a ee. I) i re fa 1 dire f u I ! ' 'What is the ,n alter!' said Ida, smim--ing fr e:i her chair. 'Tiie ring, the ting!' murmured the aa.nt. burying her fa:e in her handkerchief. Here it i-.' ep'bd her niece, rep'aaing 'he migie hoap up-u her linger. "hih!. child! it's an awful sign!' Of what, ami;" 'Accident or misfortune of sosn ? kind for 'tis said -lire the sun set, sorrow will rise, when fr-un a bride the ring doth fa'!, replied the aunt, with a melancho' v anticipation of evil. A m-o-rv heigh burst from I la's lip-, and she turned the o'ject of discussion derisively round upon the end of her finger, when her aunt's ang'T wa somewhat ex-hied at thn express roiitcnpt Ier the prophecy, and she sharply continued. You may ridicule anything child; but rerolleet many lond laughs have changed into bittt r tears.' 'Why do yon wish to frighten mc?' asked Ida, i;i a tone of remonstrance. 'I've no wish to ahum you, but I much disapprove of levitv upon occasions re api'oing seriousness,' rephfd the aunt. 'I cannot believe in such obsolete things they are so very silly, ' said I ia. with an ill-suppressed smile. So it appears, my d.jar; but I do believe in them. added the aunt. 'Then tell me i!m reason for so doing," said her niece. VVJV rea'Of.S are romme3. V irmm-! sianeos fidmittlnfr nf no doubt have been i related, to me by dozens.' raj uned the oi l s ua ;y. ?o convinced that hearsay evidenc1 was to b? decnio-.l conc'usivc, Ida inquired d a-e-t cttnt hn ! ca r w nnesse , mi p.u-tta-; ticm c t thi to 'ic-areiclcd fatality. j m -! yon talk like a lawyer I I DC n ,---.-d -a -l.n s . - i s tT I i o ivn :li! tail , permo an li-m vt nnti to say w mat he, heeuuT in b . -I" claimed Ida. with pretem!c. gravity. It's node tree, inv love. T!m man !

ot someUlliig wiiicii had i0.UiveU btt'U

related to a vt ry parti;uir nctpjaitiijnco of his, when the inconsistent law:r' jumped up and said, 'That's no eviuesio-; tell us what vol; saw, sir, not what you ICHn . ( l IliX 1 I H 'S! me .IS if (Wfi hi;;!, ,l i . he told ihe truth, said the aunt, quiir indignnut at tiie reminiscence. " We certainiy should not give too' much credence to what we re told, ren.iaa Ida: 'circumstances are so BVH"-T,-r.

:s:apeared, ,M.u, amicU, -nu purposely mtscoHstrtio. , ,- , , . .v , .1 . : f ,i i tae dunaleJ water, - e, es. th , 1 perfect v true; hut people mnv-a uays uisbeueve av,-y

wimg, it was not so wnen l was a gir! warnings, sign-, omens and dieatiH were 1 'it was a rough day in M a .lass .aai no m Tit! lit ing ia : n ing e dt u.-.rl . and. in a a. a r i . , n a . . . -i n ' inu'k! v, an 1 drew oil h- r w v'ai. ; w- a i a ran u ta am t ae a r. i cumta.nee w;.s uni;.: re :,; ih. t : h- proct e.h-d to ifo- doo-'n-nt Pars oi u; i a ' : aei S ay a gr-- an. : t- m eat, the --ne . t : I a a a-- Wei ! at !. . We., KtlaWVIl So-:t,(!--p:r. ted a a an a I , Vv I re e " t lieu; o e s i e a i ! . ne comp j trom rx no r ri. alar m a at being ame to -tart, m s. on a " e acioss the ho . h-as-J !o.)t in tfi stirrup: w hi i .; a ! . j ,.ar strn.-n u-epiy in me -it' ;t:c ta-:lc-s aiiimai. i'hiru,..s- j- . ; ii. . i i :. i. . a a . ; .a . . i 'ii.H.if.. .ai- nnu-e, , nana... n i:. e . k: in aa-i a su aaai i.o.iuo. ..iMi : i . I - - groom far from him. Away he rc,-b-d UOWtl the (iri)tie Wldl hlS t.Ui r h a; on ... ..i : i .. i i . . a i -.isrnjr to nis ivtan-. .v n:g:t a : v ;a-clo-d at th" rial of ;!,e ;, fMO:-. a w r v hicli the horse galloped w ta v--i n--ed. T!ic cti atuie nearel ii e ie...-r. aad lea p---d at it widou b..i. ;tat. .' ishing agn n-t t!ie top rail, t.e t ! uX :Oi d--eiera'.e f ree, c:.;ayit'g his i. iatet nia- ter w ith hi in . 'Mv poor friend s-cv the aeei hajt wi'h ' ,ia. - - tiiat iaa he eiineeived. hut not ile ;ia,-i. 'OT aiauv hours she was uncacsci us ot tia e; a-ar of" .'ae l.niUMlUnie misfort .iue. I'poti a . -. ; tir iiuin her swoon site f-und hoi liu-hai-i a..-' - ,. upon a ti ! .a ! a ghastly fiuie. A so -i a-h 1 1 1 .r Uirt-i w llil tinn-eis itifsse.l iiit... C .-' t teih.o milsc: handa-estained with id a! ua'ieU wrapped round hi.-- head, his cheeks w. a ! p'-u Ids lips livid ami clenched te th. A sbcht moan escaped theai oeca-i.aaiaj. . :,;,!; j were the onlv reinaiiunz sisiis of hie ever tne sun .shone upon, my poor ia. w is 1 1 heartbroken wchr.v. hi wan. ha that V"ii believe in tin1 o :;.-e .if ih" rinsr.' s-)hf:e,l Ida. "-My poor dear ll-.a.' ah' what w ill Pero ne of hi, lib A'othint;.! hope and pray my lore. I) u -t entreated her jiutit. -It was verv toe!!, i i i aa to tell you this story very wroae, lad -.-.'a ! e was want of reflection; Ian a sally old a., mai. There, there d uct cry child.' A loud crash uf thunder at this moaa a: .- sionet! both to start. Flash aher Hash '!' h.-h: iiinjr succeeded, and a few laree drops uf i i; splashed at iutorva's against the wind av . -a 1 denly, one doafeniut; roir peale i nv.-r a - ! voi'aeiaung over the hill-; delugpe of w a r a king the eaith appear involved in - a after i oil of the waia iiit; elements f the heavy clouds floated slowly on ..a a - P, their oerelnnred contents. The f " momentarily blacker, ami the stoi r ... -, . its violence. Peeritn; thrmmh the wet stre . watched, with fear depicted in 1c aa i I I .-. the raging storm. iJenerallv a' 'ha . :.traon nervousness of her sex. I-'.-. . ;: room with hurried step. cl.c;iie lost to all control of feeliua. ila etl to calm hor excitement. !e . t e 'Ml The narration of the event .-!' a- i: and aa vio'encc uf the storm, ha. 1 ua i. a - i au e;r-. a rnsik- erased. . i Ch.. ... nCt-ni, iviili a i a- e ..... ! a a i the apa anient, atiticipatins . :1 .-f.-o-.y kind thnt . her heated imauiaauon c ua. , i n, sue aou. foic the window speeiaat s wa a ta-y i i ,ii . at s. eaar 0,.- ,r imeta-eaer ruania : 'o-a aa! the a ...i-o. t )u l ;10 ca.,.i but his ma-n r ceisht r pa ee. lad cor fed-l !.,.,.i hh Ida heek aied ; !:. uiue. xnd point-! in to the hurry inz m m, ru-a, to meet Inm. re-j.inta-s.j a, i a Tell mo.' -ho sis; , !. ei,-. arm ami stotipina lean :a u1-1 M v 1 1 ! v . m v m a-tor i ,,,,. -Quick, .piick,' she r-j a! m a l'r,'a'' I'. My mastar is m teal pa:c Hum jnniif hrcattl was quite expotute..!. . , .,.,,.;., ; i,olu m ! oar th ha'cement of ileatli. Ida mutmuroil A . .a .' y ,hrour?t" replied .ho aiauk"Ver. ih ' nn, "AUU atlhc exprU-n i ,cny .f !.:, ::ii-m,,. and bar extraordinary uete ietel aall.euo i io u.aaea,- ai Ca.c-moii. Hi-s ia fed, vvet gaa.u;':,' co.i-i

tii.i.rd John, ia my cotta;r and v auu a

" 1 -''s' of clotiu-s.' .t,f1" l:1.ve swc',t a "'" "." , '",'r". h'1' 1 . . iwav since la. i s wcini.ti.r i not ti nrti a :-iiii!H furrow has ie:t the print of days K :- i'V Upon u. ,iav inv !air roader-s iinilin-ijfiay a lupny atiJ contented wif i " av mv !air re.uler-s ttea V.n vision- f fiiKSLhii. We have B'roadv e. j t.uit tacMOf the (-.eraian. w stands cu- "' ",u,- ' Mr- '" ' -ana, , . . . , . , ' , . I arUu.r.v led :ua at the sa-ae tn.ie, that ae had i pft. :i,u,:v n5iill 1;; (,,rtlKiUV. Th, ( ;um. 1;u.:.,!0 j,..,, isl1l.thr, ..f Fci-iay. m at ,m !, J pueu t,; u.-a s da n m a le:ter t.j sheniV Uru.-.h, ::e wunU oi t!.o aaha py man himself, viz. '' y a ua" is i-tephoa K-.-..::. i I w L.iru in .Tain:.v. I ciaaaa i a t ia' i : a a .a trms' uf n:v 'va a:;,-ar I. :t :'. ah. r --aa ' a : u a 1 . ..! i i'. :a,i t ik. a. I ill i .'.;r. :, ia- ir ! Mai -..a;U-.! a.. - a !!!.. a pi tti .;( a ta the . . : ' . i !...:,..! v..a,; ?i.a te -I i ni a .a a ac a ; i.- ' . a..: I ta-, tin- ! aan t'v v. laid ! ! C. ;.-a I ! he !::e mi: i e i . ia aiv i. taiv.v a il iwi w, at aa the r.i.aa Sitae the .1 .-.iiv Mr. i-:aah Kiaoti t!,t ,t an,i suv a vi in in Mrs. 'i a-cs ui aa i has Lurl ,.lV thr-hrias, i ae.; aa a". aa i a.Ia.-a d ! ae rest oi hie a, !,a;i aa.i iaea on M av.tSi. I I-ked a aa we;,. i tnen ,-e!.i out a! tin ti.iun' a.o a ai l ah 1 throw the ax? in and a-.-.a,: :i'.av i;,.- ui-'i iie.'ts wh-'re thev h I .aa.a. a d -i-ppii-u dnlhrein t w .ts t :t sata taist.iac.

' I ;igOccurrrucf.-A letter from A Starrer Chillren. S i aoa iniera.s us o a nod oi-ireung acf hr.. ;.ht live poacher from the jcalent that happ-med n-c.r t.hat place, on tin est i .at w ere to be found. j- -Hh instant. The cii cum -tauc.-s are w,,s iho lire time that tue;oiu iia-c: Jonathan Lindlev. h-avrafid

1 .'.aaii, a- ai- r- n a- :i seen any irutt oi tne ,-.tnu. . - . ... I I ) ; , S they admiral and rrcat'y rejoicei ; ,ver t!S b -a mful neaeaea wttii red !-!io. r.ud seft pulps." The farmrrgave I , . . . . ' , i , ,:,(, ttr e.-.eh m e.fl t-ar s-His. and ilie !; Ltie ! i : f 1 T Hi t'l IlC r. . ; , tiie I'venaiif ;:s t!ie chihln-n wcrp re- ! .A h .,r to s! --n. rhs fhlhpr iar-aina! -VY-lk i i a ' a. ys. how li-d tin: peaches taste; llxeelh e,t. t'ear father,' s-ntd the eldest. It is a h amt'fui fruit, so ju'cy an;! se ph a-ant. I have carefully preserved tha at.d will cultivate a tree for mvn . 'Well done,' said the father, 'this is husbandry to provide far the future, and is ! tueanOiLT to a larm- r. 'I ate niuc',' exclaimed the youngest, :d t'.rew tio stone" away; -a'id mo'dier . e ia1 half of hers, t Mi, that tasted -o s. c t. .- ad ni-"ated in my m iiith.' 'i on' said ;!,e faih- V. 'have not nr-tr d - Y wls.iy. but m natural and child - naeua-r. The,--- js -O; time enough i.. yo o h! ta arae; i,;e l- Uor.l. i ;a-n 0. ; s c a; began. 'I picked up

. ta-.- ma-- teat ape as , i a .-t r. ae.; d a a- i i jtaa:ta;ha! a s sh-1 p a i l - .0, ; a-, - a i h a. ' w -iv- w !

a n : it contained a kernel d a- a tint. And my i e t ;"i ' v enough to i ! - a, city .' f.eh -r p :.!( ! ban on the hea 1. say-'h-o w is :u .'. a! prudent, hat it '-v is uaa P.a -- I'V a or heav en m I' aa ' i nig a merciemt. l, 11 iai oai ?" imp lire d tim fa t her. - n ' ina-'n'i.'ii-e- Ivbmmd rca . i 0. . :. : rieil m v ri a.': n t v .e-aro'4. ihe n of our u ighbor, v.-'io i- ak wit!) a i I ! ie ! b: -ad to i:kc it; !; .! 1 bed it all i - ' ! !').' a- a a a -, i'n -n " a v, i y . ' '.V - - I ! 'if fa .-'. r. a 1 o has :;.i: h 1 , a v i ih b. ,..t , ,t . t , -Xli h- s. a Oi 1 a - i a a i , a. a i 1 ' "", !' ".'( nu.U;. .fl !" 11 a a a a a ; :cl ,ils i i" . a- i lii I ' . as. a i a , s, a i ta I sy mpc thitn' w lib the p-.or -be e lor v- a o-j (,.,iu;iri; 1 , !iev o etl e is a .aeai !ra :t h iicvo etl e is a ;.!i.a !ra :e; great ia.aa iag -mous pre.us h-eve found it out.

ihe io..lw.' P.r.idi f Trumbull. Col- .Too. Truni:..rci,t.j. ! j,ujjt tiie ceieiirated Aid of Washington,

1 '-"'a;n; me last survis itig mmPer of his uali- ', ho y famih . ami d ! mgu i -bed fr hi- gr ;.! 1 i.O . ' . - - - - . ,v ill ur.i' ai'i'.l-tgs, dt-'l at .ei' i -. i r .i on

io-at !. ot the 1 0 h tiasiaut. aa r".V-' ;:;.b-This eudesiv has been sluinv.l a xev i !,,",,' v .a -'-.,-c. i a -,a i;a a. n n.i.- . -t ,s, t a i aa . -a-.e. . ao Cvjsi i -I- . t

.1 traasponha: it tro;n .! n-ctv,- p ,a:e. ii taepv... y. .-

pi..ce wh,.-c if w..s f...a:e.l m y a, cited s... nas ! oeaie m n smrpe ,.,mr o m. greatMen ,,,, "Va.'-h A ,ip-.nu has baeajfsl ease. The sU-t oi .lO'i, the-, ocas

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JVhois a PrufL-ssori'Xo V.,s ratli

ier juifrieuit queatiun vhe editor of the New I York Commercial tuak .-s the foHov.ing j 1 ' ' , ! ' "y mountebaiilv who can p. ay uexua cup? d.m mus, miu v.-iy itiiKrent lecturer wlio can montii oat horrible ra-'tortc. eortr.e iv it was a to.e I ds-uioti::" hi"h s lation a; t..e s.'Hisof h - arn ,,UT a ihu-on- and A:n.;-rica, an i soa n arsh;: or t-xtraordtnarv tantiln; att !!iir,en ts. .Not so now-a-Uavs. U t , , J nave kna u n a .ew J,rsey oystertm,n dui.bed a j.-nfessor by the i.c a-o.pars iiftar making a tr!i o n a-auoton, auu every dancing girl wno can throw her bare legs o er nor aiders is ca.h-.i an art lit.' W b v docs the Comm.-rci-d e -nip ain? I'i'V-iv n: ver was an evil which ;-o ;-dtoiit i v wuri.s out its own cure as this iiiord:i --are thi,-i lor tine-, reuueimg them o : : i.-i raci ttiat tnev aliord no dtsttuction a... ; i v . tnere is tcmceiy a :.u . ho i:ovv had not some appendage to i a... . nniaaa-v. hteraiy, or artistical -i a .i wiioi r nnital you can hardiv tintl pie.!:: ;sier," and, in con -equati a1, a plan; .-.lister is like the unadorned :a, h a.j in his gray rfJhigole, suura i d ay irrd:ere:i and embramert a! : I-, .itid u -' ,: g a i . a' 1 by his ...ck ol f :V: ! : '. . Pi ;lt, -s tht a ICUl. fa iiarrisoo s M iU at peace were burnt down on idiurs - . i . i : i. om i l.',.t a i.ltil 1- O C Lk. t U loss Is I, 3 - - - - -

i!i;i-,;! '!i:!!"-ie,1 T 'r-'f i,Ncar.t1Urt !i-j"V and-;.:' Cracion, I,,,,,,,- , laei taaasa:,,; u ,s c; wheat. in tiie .aid anujAo,. ,JU,t, .j.,,.. ;. ; i;.:-i;-.dj.,.im,gsi.;.ds,w,re hum.. It ts estt- hpc;, a4;.t,d if payment fn-m on, More

mated that there were between two and ' three hundred bnrrtl.i of flour in the bins, I which were lost also. Souitj four or five ' ''Uiiiirru pnrref oi noui wtae nuuu out i it i eo... . m.i jof tiie mil! and saved. The fire whs t.c01 .en al . Hll-.i I snk ! a"0 !!i S0;"iie Ot tne II i per w orks. 'l'iio whole of the works and outdiousas att-aehr-u to the miit were ostrovt-d. No insurance. .V.h Lou's Cu Orange county, and hi- e'desi son, ilarrisi.m Lind ey. and two other persons, Ktfe tr.gage-l siiaoimg at a ma; k. After tii-ur ?p, ri was or.r, the young Linhley loaded ias gun on the j '- h attached to his fal'te r's iiouse, and tvalkul 'mm the Infuse, set Ins gat: up m thra f,oor 31,j pi-ica- lias tool on me ;tcii "nd ins ti..tiiiu over the muzzle, as if in the et of blowing into it. Whilt in Uiis situation the gun went off, and the contents entered his mouth, lie died in -taiiiiy. ilo was a young man ot excellent character Mid much esteemed by all who knew him. lie was about nineteen or twenty years of age. Scw-Al b a uy C uz . Kiii-D.-led Corn Joi.-Wu are pleas totices in our exehong pap! ,s of eu to see u a shipment to the v. c-t leua-s at tart i t , i I : iomdred ;md V 5 bhls. loin dm I'Tl Til meal. It was mamd'actim d an 1 ut up !V Messrs, Ar?!V:h N . Co. Ot Idinois. and wa-. sriall liop- to receive ham them a m-iaiied accouttt of due p.-oce-s of manu-fie-lure, ti : e expenses attending it, oe. We tiust they will not fail to lurm-.ii it. The preparation of ea rn in this way is to be done on the mast extensive scale in the West. Thou-un.is and tlam-amls of barrels w ill be shipped to f ireign m uaoes, and the piofits heretc-f-'re inade on it in New Jersey, will in a good degu-e be transfer red to the West. IF vc sei.$eSes.it is m the farmers of ihe West, thn country par excellence for the growth of corn, to allow eastern farmers tiie run of the "darket in it for anv use. This must he attended t'.). Prairie Farmer. j Munvfucture "f X:?-!. Pen v. In '. jtir-t pana-, th-t semions of steel fre cat

o.a. of tiit s' v. p" rcipnred. by a stamp'-;-s mo- prt:-s; h- v i-te eo.i, placed under Chatle r laudnm pies , w hicli pit roes ihe hole nr.d eutf hue- ti.ee .a ; ibcy are tie ti streak into lihtr.r r-iiicav siiape by a third press. 1 hey

a- f.:J t e i I ae re 1 . ,., ., ,,...,;: ,r -o-.araius i -.ve i-;ui " . ", , 7,' . a . i-a a, c.ia . , " 1 1 C ih'Vit. t oas! - li.-.. no md a !..;. nt v. t.pu. bi 1 - i.-s me ph. a-a, :md to u-aei a i,:i . j s ai is aa.a-i , rejembatig tea. .:;..;. .... '. o Ij-a : i.. - iii o.V.rds a-a etl,. r 0) a bag i ha . i f oae, ., ;S , outturn d b . r e.tit imiilS, a Ol i i a, ;h are found to b completely aeLivee.ij .- tii-ir irt.-li an ngam-t ea-eh o'dier. (if a "iv tis-aoites hien img at bava exi'uaal on their f.dg-s and whieh. thatiga mvisibie to the naked ee, wai.id have nbs'raclci! the free passao.3 r.f ihe ptms, A fit r the ? loct'ss, thc-y are tempered in a box, shaken, aiei 'Taught to a bhiu co'or, hciiig e.irt.fiilv watched, and the hea' iseia d, vrherevf-r a shai.'e id vedow m obs. rvet! on their surf we. The split is then complied by ;o ici g ihe, sides with a pair of pin-deor,, hmi. idea may be given of the creator rapi.ety with whieh steel pens arc ia. de i an thr iiiiip w !ae iv. i st ate. ihe.t C-l tne lit.il ex .rV ri;,;(r c,a 0idy maue . I -uv feoah, , i. (bay. W O St. Willi tne r - ...i. ' .....,.! ...... ........ a i 3 as i : i a , v lee, ie ai.a.-, n o -. j - J so::;- , tl.cr meta,. m ordi-r to t.nprev

elusiieiiy, anil m some eas.-t? to pn vi nt rut: hut tiie stetd aione employed in KeglanK for making ens. a,nonnts to I'Jo ions e.nnuaily, w h'reh is quivalent to about three hundred millions of pens! a numher employing such immense eon nmt of labor and incjnni:y as to he scar eel v credihle.did not the Parliamentary returns aitest

- ; tiie fact. Aider! -lis Treuti :i on lns, ln!c and Paytr. QoutUport Mechanics' Institute, In a late Telegraph we are tdaased to itind tiie foliowing noiices of ' us institute. We havo several su!scr;bers among the mechanics there, and should hke to hear tia-m -ome of them oeca-ion-dlv. Ma. l'!i-iro:t: Wit': your permission I w ifth t cave vnnr read.o-n soaan s, inn? . ( Ule n62 ati prores, of ti,e yudiv.i ics .vs-ociation, of support. It son leiimes happens that jiio class of tiie community are so situai d as to be obliged to hear the ills that another class know nothing of. This was Urease with tiie mechanics of this vahge. I'verv i.,.;.. ,.. ..a ..... i ,- ., - uoay muou in neeu oj lija.r serv ices - nobody smo i ready to pay them. We v. ould acknowledge in ilitorv that if any pcr -oti more than anoiher is entitled t a Kiiiliciency of tiie gaal things . f;his world, laat man i- tb-e .-ru:!uc:r. ' V ' : u-,ah! , P nowleagn th at :he mi:i v.a.,-!., h,.. .. i rI.ri , to h... ,. .. . ci in Oii;iiiiiiiiiiy. . . i i ' . ii.-n a ae ta1 r iin goons wouhi Miit tia-m: ta - v wou'd repiy, yes, if ti:ey roaa! get ii,o'-a; thin-s htch would feed their wive--, t.h i,- ohilii in ing e- ured Uiey co tl .i have :i.,y -iong which taa store confine t. they w ould tahe an ,,-,' r i i and re pa. i- ta rhe store to ---t theirMr. Iih.htor, I am w i ding to be nani in fish which ye: swim in Lake Michigan. :hit don't pay me in wh;.t m.-.-hauics ;md boring men have had ta tak-. f,)r ...s..?.(. pnj Ti.5y woh! call far 'il '.'.Vr si ras!j? y.m ,.nipt f).,V(J ; ; q u r " (...,' j have soiivj batter." ..ti'I ,.,'Vi, B'' . , L, t!li, j, .iJ ;l,u,.r 'J, 'V"C L(ai;1 havJ t0!ue p.,rkr' qkT,'- h b ' 'Cam I have some sugar?' 'We.donh Mtgitr goon or tend A ml iiUs Mr. Ed (tor, it goc'o- da along through tin: whole .ue of provisions and groceries; all the mechanic wants fur his f uiily use is loo good for his labor and skill to buy. Ami now, if his eye happens to light upon n pieevs of cotton goods, and he thinks ,f his frochl-ps, ch: Jie inquires th-j price, and finds it 6 i ts. more per yard than ho can buy it fur any win-re els.a far the cadi; but he must take it, for he has an 'ord-r, and ?nu.ii take "stauu pay." This is only a sample of a thou-.en Erases, bait i hafe o-ivn t u -i o,,- .a' i, through which i-vatv i:a c! a,,, - , , tl. borer can l. .-k and m o at a glance- ihe j "UJ' .- 'd anu.es to which has been obiig. d tameiv ' to sulmia. for iiie re an cov of .ae.se evi -a the p ' ' t - . i , - . i c e . ea i i it itt'ir i i j a c . , . w. c:r ngo s. an i the nearance of t.hat resa-at which is due the in as a b-'iiy. the mo.-hanics of P;oat;:port havo as-.oei-.icd draft-..-d ami signed a e: institution and by-laws, which will serve their own interests in particular, and tend to give a correct lone an ! chc.ram.;r lo the transactions of the com in unity as a whole. In '.he first place liiey have rigreed to here :nd ami take nothing but cash for their labor. This, as an experiment, has work"si we!i; men are as willing to pay cash lor work as they wre Frmerlv to pcy out of the si-are. They i'md it for their inter- -; ?o do so. Hut I mu-t pass on, fir in t' is communication I will only bring year mind io the subject. in the iie.t place the intention of aha mechani cs iiisiitute wid be to look a iuao, into :: e jadi.ic-i an ! laws of the Terr-tory, and endeavor to assort all a u Oil tin ir laght in each particu:ar. Wc i'md as we tmrull tin- leaves of the batata lyotdv. that ihe capitalist, the pecu!oir and tic mercant lueo heeii well ' ieided ai;d protected in tiie whole range 1 ' 1 Iceir timsllless. -a. IlliO a!. liio-rerts i liaj ifoU'VOU ! :ee , ;,;, , am! I'lborCf have hceit ' ... an y oviriociu. cn who hnvo no ncney hi poiu! in a !or-g c. a:' s". d hp : idea, mu-t los vhat iiitie ta-'y snay 'or vi,nO'-t , qu-r 9.,af itC i-' .s. In sanie future m.m!;cr I mav md.o-M !.., .,.,.!. . .' ti... ..K.-iii ,.- r i "P"" " a .,.,,-,,.... i t . .: i a . . a :. .......... a. .. , : . ,. t. .. : , . i Mil' emu: ia:s coamitoM'.ui'.aji; v i i fnrrniia-f you cud your nailers t:.at the mstioee is in a flourishing e n hn ti; iiiad a't.hongh tt is hai' o or ! ;.ioat:.s mik: a it 3 n.rmatian. ii tmmbrrs lea t'v ' ! the mechaiiii s in the jaace; i s m-m ilh ' ai e'ings arc vt rv full, ;aa! t'e? ma h - r which is ieami'e-ietlp'r its fa. tu i e lia-hd::; -a is wi-e-ning :m I deepening. There is a " consi.ierah!e de -'ire br a smut -month! y Ilieetoir "t j,; ;,'l (ho !;i,i;i, 'a.; ' participate in th - ms; im what shad ten 1 to th. ir i:am--da.t ml5. -. : e -eg . Mr. Aa-c! !b h r, -f V. w.ak I' I'm aba sh C Mr. "award (). H:o ':; ,t au Pic t-lh ia !a ,t, . aaaerel .a-carred hot ren lie ai at a la. . Ki.h r tvi ;.: ,unif. ja-. e.;!, ,1 i,:' -. (( ao . a s'a t H v. moii.-t (hr a! :h the t f -- -a 'Pa- , . verv t the latter is eliaia.' .'...:!!'. I. ' lei-. M. -Neil, the hherig. w;; :c-. -i t hv itt h i . a ' d-t lUemjithej ! arrest lu.ii. and C' - a ; ', -! I 'ie vvoai.d prove t n.ii. iu,!. r was (,,,,,:!-. aioa-t-d and I-.! -.-il it. tail. Lu'tiivd.'-. J ..:u.:,'.

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