Western Statesman, Volume 3, Number 6, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 20 April 1832 — Page 4

I I R ATIOS .

v Ken

i examining, seized the license, which his 1 feeding the hungry, of clothing -he na- ; Fay Use I'rmtcr. i tormentor held carelessly in his handJked, or administering 'I consolation to "fSE'FING desirous of making a final astilr-

von. the statesman. HAt'E FOR A A H E. I ,1 .mmn..l Pa if f,r Pf., nn,l : nfii;,-,! Or, tl'v, ,ntrnrv. he Ji-C n.tnt of all my account:- connected wii,

!Xi3IElVAXlD BOUND." , llacing and running of every de-Monlh. A t!,,mnrtni( imm,..i;. ;Wnl,ll:,l-n frm ihe fd-hr.rl vvret, b. the Printing biHincss us early a Ij?miM., ;

-r hr,vA E lnno- nWnt f. l..,-., Wrtf n f ' V . . '". , ' "" .'7.". hereby ree,uest nil those w bo are itnUbtcd to

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RACE FOR A WIFE.

irem the p.icntal fireside, from rcU-jlnc present period, that it may well bc;startea. John ti Upton's famous race, ' and then triumphantly tell him, he was adverti, to come' fom-ard and settle ti tioas, and trem friend? we hold dear; . doubted, whether it is possible for any was notlan- compared to this. Now one accursed of heaven. Such a man1 same cither by cash or note. It u unnoces,.,.

:f,t,.'i mniv ,l,.fncf.J il,a !, wvon nlncnip; ryforme to inform those indebted that a

where the thought so sweet, as that we j thing new or wonderful on the subject that he hadsccu'red his llccnsc'iie st arc homeward round? Like distant to be brought to light. Me do not! j nut to poril m nnd ymu f music, waned along by the gentle g;uo ; know, however that we have ever j lis dinged goal. Blind allevs'i

gain ; of Eg pt. If you chance, to come

m

speed v settlement is very desirable on my par'.

evening, the words strike heard, or read of any occurrence, of a

ic flinv iniK'f La nn'jirr. train lhp mnrr irirliiL

goal, liimd alleys and 'contact witli sucn a cnaracier. sav s .,nr r iv. :,., Inanv 0f them, that

high fences, while in the subuibs of nothing, but turn and clear for your creditors are likewise growing impatient, town, stopped not his career. The life; he is a wolf in sheep's clothing; cs- i Those at a distance, whose accounts bav-; tn n O" n A I 1 ll I r 1. rf nn.l 1 ll. Kri 1 cVl a n n a!'' .ins frnm lim fi: trill ri 1 1 . 1 i't nm been l'urwarded, I trust will ftot wait for a it-

the forest, staved not I us course Ine. : beast lie most resemble;

ot a summer

cur ear?, and crowd our minds v, ith j morc u physical"' nature, than the tale

sweet rci'rcuons of the past, and Joj ful j w-e shall presently fell. There is, to amicipalions, of the future. Perhaps , be sure, a tale of a race between Ata-

frern an t;uictv of

horn;'.

1

nj-.-i iw-.. v. ...v . olu miiiu taiiuu ii, or lame, as ino ise rr5 ront-inti v c

p.,ir.u!--, v- nose isages have become : mcn and the learned call it now, bears! bP wis nlmnV rxb "n'tpd wiih tomr 'sneer, the invitation, the defiance, the

this much resemblance to our present IUU fatigue. Duck river at lat an- i denial, the consent, the glance ol love,

history both heroes run lor a wife in-irrd in io-hf nnd ho immodiTf-lv llie ,Uls" ot ra-e. the sparUung ot hope,

j and a similar cause to that which gain-; plunged in. trusting to the niercv of binguishmcut ofsofti e-s. the squint j i od Hipnomenes a bride, nearly lost one U,. ;nA .,a ,',.., ,r!, ii , (i,Uf 'of suspicion, the fire of jealousy, and i

ctiiid invitation to remit by mail.

MILTON Gil EGG.

rem an anxiety of again visiting a : larita and Ilippomenes, told by some little hilis u! jumpcd over, and the high ! 4 , : . . i March 9th W lomi.into seem,; which, montl.s ancient tmditionist, winch, be it ether hilIs he ran rcud-creeks and branch- A modern writer gives tho iollowing J J1;;; , I" C ) and 'T ?e!L l, 1th- a? y of the cs wtre crossed, the cries of his pursu-' enumeration of the express.on of a e-; t ; n-t lost: of again embracing tle ! 0d world called it, or fable, as the wise crs constant! y oundm in bi-ws till ' malc .vc: 1!ie S1:uc' thc sta:e' tha receipt for the same.

Mr. Ci arkso.i is aii-

uioney due me, nud

M. Q.

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U1P.1.M. nmor.g me muiiuuae 01 laces which have passed before me, unless when, in my slumbcis, fancy paints them to reality itself, in my imagination; or perhaps, from being at that

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time m ratucr a meditative mood, the ; intended acolen annle the last came

abeve words, as I glanced over them. mgh losing by tampering with a bank i-yrtick my mind with peculiar force. I note. 'There no place like heme," says the j feNV u ceks ago, a country gentlePoet. Let a man roam, as he is wont ; Inan, V10m we shall hold nameless, rete do, over (he wide world, let him re-! sjdenl in the county of Alaury. and state vel in luxuries, let him enjoy the smiles j 0f Tennessee, being under matrimoniand ccrdidence of thc most magnificent j a engagement to one of thc "daugh-

co'Jio. until ins vanity is gratified ; let i lers Qf Inen? set out 0ne fine morning

nim be caressed by the lair daughters ol kings: let him mingle in the splendor of English fashions; let him indulge his

cariosity among Egyptian pyrmids, and

to our hero; the first wen. by tossing his j those behind him.

This proved the Rubicon, beyond

lustre of pleasure.

m mm

ILawrcEtceliiirs: to Cincinnati

which his "hunters would not go; and HE credltor3 of the Kslilt0 of Lll(her bcillg Satisfied with having t pod him j JSL Clark decM, late of Dearborn county, In-1 tllUS farcn his iourne.V to the Il0lle of diai.a, will take notice that Ri'th Clark, ad-i

his beloved, theV returned yelling and ! ministratrix of said Estate, filed in the Pro-, 'V' V" l'"Upa urSMaiKW,

hate court ol saw county, at its last term, her ; , "" -t"

tn: ui uiu hiuu 111 the wesi v ki l o'iimi'iin-, uii . lies lay ii'-xt, uiimiru nu the line from 1 ,a reiictbiuj!'.

iiisjjiih. liaahcthiovvii, Cievcs, Cliiviot, b

for Columbia, the chief place in said county, where the clerk'cf thc county court had hi head quarters, for the nurnose of nrocurimr. as hr r-vnrrssd

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lyeiog. iirs; among tne rtunca iem-,i( a pair 0f license' This wedding pies, and Palaces at Rome, and Athens : ,. was a thing he had arranged m his let lum gather pearls, and odors, in i miud about four months previous and the Indies; still his thoughts will r -cur ; woud have had it consummated long to home, with a peculiar, but delightful i ere uow. but having understood that the sensation as the place where true '; oallant law-givers of our state, intendhspptnoss d"'tl!s- AnJ in anticipation, j ed shortly to reduce the marriage fee the thoughts ol returning home, is one j from seventy-five, to liAv cents, and havcd the most powerful incentives, by jing always an eve to the economical which man is influenced. He endeav- j disposition of Jiis' funds, he determined crs to male every circumstance, every ty tarry a little until the law shot. Id ho

act, concentnde on that one point, of! p;u-sctl; calculating, and correctly loo, hastening Ins return. He endures that he would be" a gainer thereby of"

...oU--.,ir.T, ...i.. ......hvmt. 1 iv. uuutiiivvBi inirrv t tree and one t nnl nor rinm!,r .

fatigue and dinienhyjand when sinking! on their cost at that time. Well, in ! Vn ' nnd.r misfortune's withering blast, the ! due time the law w as made, and our!

though of home, comes like a guardian j fVicnel, as we mentioned before, set out

.ngei. tmnisiering to fits necessity, cn- vith a boating heart, a stmlin- eye, dows him with unknown strength, arou-:and a thousainrbealific visions of thc scs every latent energy, and enables j blessedness of a married life, dancing

:um 10 suuuouni ousiacies, oeiorc ano-; nierrilv through his brain, and in uood

shouting at the glorious sport. Our iic-: ": ol"'c 0 !l1 " torn,, nor ; 0 . 1' , .1 i bill ol complaint, accordinE; to the statute, et- ' ro soon arrived at the onoosite bank. !.-... .... ... . ' .-... ;

11 iiu joriu niu coiiiiiiioa wi sum csiaie so lar , 1 1 ., ,. , C. (1,,. -.. . ..... . Maun

.mu onuip u l inn ui'j iiciit", urn "".a as the same has come to ner knmv ... "P. nm :

a Sight! Had he been a disembodied I that the Estate is insolvent, and that unless Leave Lawrcnccburg cvorv .Monday, Wot'nes !j ; Spirit.just escaped after Slltlerin,T "dlip-''3'1' creditors file their respective claims in ! and Friday tnornina, at C o'clock, and arrive i;t J. 1'. ii - ..-j.. 1 ,?. 1 i. ! the Clerk's ofllce. according 10 law. before "ineinnati liv noon cachdav.

vweeum me nver n X, ne coum 1101 , : : 1 , v-nM ev.rr tuesdav. 'IWdsv a.d

Siituidav innruing, at G clork, a;il arrive at Law

1 o , , 4 i 1 it-in tmi u v noun vwrji (1.1 v.

iUJTIl CLAP.K, JJm'i.

March 11, 13.'12.-1. -Gw.

iave appeared m a more pitihil condi-1 ,jeir rhum. wi bc ,(,

lion. ei, and drooping as lie was, he pushed on until he anived at the house cf his fair one's father, where lie narrated all his perils and disasters

dried himself outwardly by a rousii:

State of Indiana, )

lire mwardlv with a tumbler ol hot, -,,,,.,- , r 7. . ,. punch sent lor a clergvm.au produc-; ,. , , , , 0-, J ed t he icense, w men had been the pro-; T, , , -f , . , . .,, ' 1 . T. state of Jehu ) t)n petitina tosetileas an curing cause of ail his trouolos, and , Voorhec, d, c"d Insolvent debtor, was married to his bride the same eve-1 . XD non. on tllis (!.1Vi to wit . the fUl ning. Peace, plenty and happiness be iSL day of March, 1S:V, cmc? William W. around tliee. my WOrtllV friend ; pros- ("arson, administrator of the estate of John

peril v and fruitfulaes be the portion of;Uurllc -'.eceased, and fdes bis compian-t, ; a, aii ii,,,os t.

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The a!),ve line will connect with the fyl!o".inj mules, via : the lndi.tuapuiis mail stage line on 1;ib same days, tii-uc ekly, connecting the whu'e line fioio '.he Last Id the West, via Terre-Uauto to St. Louii.

I .Mo. kv. fcc. sllso Weit'Aardy Jo Lafayette and tba uppT Yf I I a;h Country. j -Uo 'iVs-ucrldy via Peteisbui-h, Burlington j Lexington and Frankfoi't, Ky. j ,7-0 N'oiih'.. aid iy ,ii)i !iriison,PiooUviiio,Canl.j viSleatid Coimcivi!'iu, &. Sec ins line also, counecis with t!ie daily line of I steam buats to Vevoy, Ma .ison, Lc. to Louisvi'da i i; y . ' Me will aU-o V.L-.rep herscj ta hire, and w;h bc ra-ly

tmvey passeiieis ana lauu.ies u v ; -laca desiiej ivitiiin the vicinity,

.i .it

L;cincruiisurmountanie. ! season arrived at thc destined r . . 1 . ..: . 11 i l r i. . i . .

l.uo;v ;u uio ruggeu manner, man- iterc, alter some little dela, in

lace.

fruit-

fcrent to passing occurrences, and ap-;lessh endeavoring to trade Yoen skin

parer.tlv to every thing, sae tlie haul-1 for the license, the derk not being willing of his ropes, and the spreading ofjing to sell for any thing but the' moulds sails: whose stem features seem as'ey up," be put up the cash and niarchif hey v vul 1 never again be relaxed; led off in triumph with his paper, which v.'ho has l: ; en tossed about by lempests,' authorized " any minister having the and wa ; .until he ;;ppt ars to ba e par- j care of souls, or any magistrate, having

tiiicen ol i no nature ol those elements:! the care ot bouses

(!v i fo n til m-n l!i . nil.li-. !- I'r.iifiii. ni ' l'ri,3 l"s

. . , ; an iiioiveiii. one, aim pra v ins jrenei .1 1 1 in- ui u.ij.u.i.n;, - ..... around thy hous:; i.;roIiof; and -hereupon it U ordered and direct- He U a are that the .-pint ot comretuwo 1Sabroat., !,.,!! i!,..f -t ,. .,,,!. ,..,K,,.,.c .,f c,;.l ... i ar.d iic det,-,min 1 to use ail cx.-rt.ons to promote ti.a

C law W as made, am our I ..... i i ., , i: r inte.est l Immml ana me ude.iu,3 t......u...i, .

Rem AKKAIU.E iJ.Vl.I.r0 AscEXSlOX. ' said complain!, by a publication for six w.eks ;

It is i iitn.-.nro.l i ti.it : d:i!iiixr re- ' succcssi vel y in the Western Statesman, a j V , . . , -.vi-orieucc in that Hue of bitiina h

Siding in a lown. Which WO do not thl.lk 1 "vapcr printed mu! published in the cin,-j 1iopcs;siveS..,H-ral Sai.Mac.n.,

H in ieai norn, ami r-iaic alorcsani ; and iur- he Lire m an ue ui-" n -j- '-"c

r. that nnle?3 Uie creditors ol snnl estiue. ! taae at tne i u iiia oh uti.

t nl" hhnstif and the tea vol i eg cuiiiimin

I, ,t.-. i.iin.-T i.i .iioprniloiiii tiie lirivini in neison, in:

iv:iii.si vv wid be taken t prevent acciaents: hu.1

l.oni his ioi -i, rxperieuec in that

when the oi dcrs arc given to clear awav I rites of matrimonv.

for his native r.h: re. a smile begins to .

proper to mention, a lew weeks since ; .j

met with an unpleasant adventure,-' ,-,i;iv -mj !,dr.,i..;.f:-..nr r.ro.o ,-rifuiM ..t-..i ! for Se.n. a;-;V.v to J. W. Hunter, post ami st.

which was veiy nearly pioving fatal extent of their respective claims, by filin-; the "'" If y'-"''ib ; and at '"utc!. in its ellects. ,he was promenading! -.-"no. r statement of the nature thereof, j stl'e('l C ""',,,naU' TOIIX 7 CUMMIN?, Oh the banks of a liver, accompanied j :':feeably to law. In tl.eotr.ee of the Clerk of. March l, lSo3.-3.-tfl l'ro?,iUor

, , , i - i ?aui v oni i, n i'i ion's id uic iiiai I will (11 s;uu by a gentleman, two female cousins, and ,. jnrt (o Lp ,i0,(lrn ilt ,hi (.(1, t housp in a little dog ot the Spaniel species j llrookviile on the third Monday in May next, (we loVC to be particular) wild! a sudden , hen a final distribution of thu'as-ets of the Ls-

gllSt Ot W Hid lllilaled tin enormous i tateot th sai.l (locelont,wdl be tlecreeU,tlieir

claims will be po-dponed ia favor of the elain.s of the more diligent creditors. uojiiacr joiix, ci k. i c. r. c. March !, A. D. lsJi.-l-Ct.,

sleevesofherdress, and became immediately invested v, itli ail ihe liroperties

to solem.ii.e the of highly rarilied .air. She was sudbetween and ! deniv lifted from the trrosmd, to the

He rettd, and re-read the pre- j surprise and horror of her companions.

pLy upm that countenance. vlicre ! cious document, seemingly as though he ' matigre ail her agoniziti"

'.li'li'lvs

rod

frowrs lir.d sat m smit.n grandeur that I

conn

nev.

tret

;trt again begi-s 10 beat, w ith kind-! contents showed it to all his fr;e

t ired of perusing its prayers for assistance, and waf.ed hi;

Aiii'ssd i(t tliifi 7i at ice, 5r S tt SS.a,.

VW Book?, Notes, Foe iils, Duplicate

J"7i

TAEI.2 CC TE.V SF00X3,

and

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nusiin tue air: a sportsnian ina neighboiiiig 1 1,..,.. , -, f ir ii,.,;,ri

acted as it he had ibund a ; opove. hearing her cries, stepped forth, all ncr-on km-win- tbein-cdves to be indebt-

ng lain non-excited; and that soul treasure of great value, lint like the; and piecciving her dilemma with ! ed fo .im are rdpiind to make immediate

is again on lire, at the thouT.it ol : foolish barn vard fowl, which in i ,rr.:t iinsern'o of .,ir,l i.. L- . f. ihr-1 navmcnl. as 1 am dcternunctl to make a ii

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me

M Si

j, 1 .,.-:.'PS Tit" ST received from Phi-

-''.-felt ladelpbia and for sala

;i'---AT.SO A cood assort merit of Watch mato

I rials ol" suoenor tjtiality ; Patent Levers, Ke I peaters, and ifunzontal Watch'-s carefuily ronired. x' --ht-A5.

Lawrence bnr;di, March 18uJ.-.l.

red (Vcl'i gs. thc svnma tides of which ! around.

had !:

?i-5.oits:t:-2r:. THE r.-nrtro r hin rxi-tin-; between Thraa

heme, which had m t 1 eon lit up far bis look of fables, hah wriuen about,! ate aim at one of her sleeves: the bullet Mal .1!i,-",o;iUon, " 1,!ii"l'sS carV'.ns ; tVn.'waJ this day moths, or C:-.rs. Rc!u hi the wariior. he crowed loo soon' his boa,tingMvtS U,,ed pa-ed wiihia six foot of hcr-T-' J m U " tuanin-t alM ,he u. , , , '. . ,, 7 'r' i "U1"'1 ,1Y tul J1' : their wiIiinL'iieS5 verv sour, at least hy the,,,,. , v i.o so ks gb.r a, A,o canr.otvs mout:i ; rather rc-mature, and in tae end cost head, and perforating the balloon, the . 0-ih of March present, or fare wor-e, and by j A lrt""as 1 ulL -"r!iov...i walk over f.elds of slaughter, j him pretty dear. Some half dozen air rushed out and she was nret ipiated : doin? so, it will supercede the necessity rl . .

a i a: t cf hi

twi::::? a: d ho u

pic ca the ccrpsesof countless I waggish fellows, determined to show

How men, for the sake of en- their wit and smartness, upon our inno-

vueata around his brow: 11- in the tented field, the

cent, and lamb-like lion." and accordingly while he was delightfully occu-

her buoyantly on thc suriace;she must

have perished before a-sisance arrived.

sanv as in a palace, for the pui peso of j pied in perusing the invaluable paper, i She escaped however with no other

nst nuing one sw-p higher in the road i which united two single folks, so tight-j inconvenience

of tame: u hen he has won all his ambi- Iv and so closely together, that tne

that desi.rs; w itb. what buoyant feel-' made but one in the eve of the law

, he mounts trie vc

scl, that is to one of them accosted hi in with a propo-

coiui -y him lo his native land. Uition fo sell his license, which was Let nnv one, who Las dwelt for a! backed with a idieous tale of his hav-

iong time, altogether amons strangers, ' ou

from a fearful height into the water j another notice, which ndsrht cost more than and had not the other sleeve floated j thi,s; , ,p, lAAC Si'L.ci;a.

M a rcu ci ii, i o,u. P . S. I have a 2 horse waggon to sell or exchange for a yoke of oxen. I. S. 1 will he at my nffuv to attend to Jolm Rpencei's business on i'auidavs in Lavo'cn.-i huedi. ISAAf.'.-.Pr.NCCR. N 1!. The days of probation have ep,reJ.

K. Cole-, and Bvnjuntin Waikrr, in Wilaung-

uisfuhed by mutual agree-

-usiuC'55 will he conunueu nv

TIIOS. K. COLES, BHN.I. WALKEIt,.Ir.

than a slight cold but

was troubled with a hoarseness for several days after the alarming accident.

conuTv. at e a journey winch is to cor.vey im to his parents, his brothers, his si let s, and all that he loves. Let him rrfiec. on the parting scene, w hen as

it we re. ia loved: vl.

pin vn-.at

tore hims( If from all he

c n those, who had been his ia Ihe gambol-, and scenes

of childhood, coll. i ted around him to witness his de parture; when his father approached him, to impart his benediction: and la.-t where his mother gave the final, but sib n. farewell; where maternal affection, like he waves of the m-ghty river roll on .slenlly, but immeiiscly deep; ami predominate over alhthcr fea-lings: then b.-t 1un lcflect, hhat a (l w days or months, and he shall arnia mingle with thee kindred faces; thai he will be one of their number:

t at he -hall again fill his place around

the family alter, ami ask, if there is any retur

it twice that he had unfortu

nately lost both, and the clerk having

some enmity against him, had refused to furnish him with any more, and wound up by oilering him five dollars for the " pair"' lie had just purchased.

Our friend taken with the liberality of

the offer, hesitated hut a short time it was a good speculation, and in an evil hour for his happiness, he closed the bargain. Xot being ahl.2 to get married w ithout theleg.il sanction, he trudged back to the olhce for "more license." Here

a difficulty awaited him, which he had

not anticipated. He was told that the law allowed no man to be furnished more than once, for the same, wedding. He was thunder-struck! and begged, and prayed.butall in vain ; thc clerk was

inexorable; and with a heavy heart, h

LAW rVOTfiCK.

jftlIir. subscriber havim; quit public busi-

J-L ness bo will practice law in the Su

nn! other inferior

iLasssii tor &ale. N.'ST'ILL be offered for sale, at the Court t? Ihiu-c, in Law icnceburuh, on the fifth (lav of May nest, thc School Section, No. 16, Town G, Rnrnre 1 wed, in the County of Dearborn, Lawreiiceburh Township. JAMKS WALKER, March 9th. School Commissioner.

Yankee Trick. Some time since, the

r-,to-.cfih Micc;;.,: .--.op 'sn.l.l l,rc'"e c(,:"'(- L'ircmt court, ;

, , , ii ' tourls, so hir as Iu- services may Lc louml nodenly, aud many vessels whose ciews ; re.sarj.? hy lus lri(,mU -Iilvilll? a !rt.Uy cs. were not sufficiently or the alert,! tensive ncuuaintaneo throu.ii the t'niled grounded at the levee at New Orleans, j States he will attend to the collection of claims Among them was a brig,belonging some-1 to- or lr"i"- ilI1y part of the Union, which may 1 . i . V ... - 'i , i ! be placi d in his hands. Any Law business put where tiozen tost, ana it was deemed;. ' , , i ,- , , , ' . . into the hands ol John Jesl,.lun. resumcm in by almost every one that it was utterly ! i)L,Mtlir Count ViWill rcc,.ivc the nnited atton-

linpossib'.e lo lloatlier again. 1 nc can- i tiou of both. Eo will be found ut his resi

tain however, was up to a thing or two, and accordingly, without communicating his intention to any on, repaired to the pastor of the Mariner's Church in that city, and requested him to hold a Bethel meeting on board Ins vessel the ensuing Sabbath. This request was complied with. The llethc l flag was waving at the mainmast head of the

brig, and the congregation was rap

idly assembling. At this time

deuce in La wrenct burjjh when not out of toin upon business. JOHN TEST. January, 1 ith, 1S30. ll-lyr.

Samuel B'arZitT ""jjriSIIES to inform the citizens in the viw cinityof La wrenci buri;h, and the public gem rail ,that be has commenced the above business in all its various branches, in the

7"AXCE and Si'OONEil have moved their

Office to the small frame building on

door below the Clerk's Oilice,and nearly opposite the Court House. March 9.

Sew

TJL'ST received from Philadelphia a general assortment f

GHOCE.lltN, HAHDWAilE, SIIOE3, ALSO, from Pitl-diurirh, nn asortment of Hkvvy Coons, Svdlerv, jcc. which will be oifered (at Ihe old stand of George Toucev,) on accommoibitim; terms, by TOLSEV . Dl'N'N . March 20, 1S30.

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jijl'lfl YClESPElITl-TLLV abbes toe pub1 1 H-'',fi- v-S-r 'lie lii it hi' h;i:i fitted up ronimolii.

4oii- huiiihiij-.o, and opened a Im-nc (

PVill.lC r.NTKUT.-IXJli:NT,

tbo! frame buildin;; belon-i n to W. Arm-trouj:, on j

Vi!!iam E5ariEEi(;ou

tt:oogi.t so ta art thecring. so pleasiit"-. as ti:at i:e is ' liomcward bound1

flpir' .?. I have now reigned I.' nil, lihy 3 ears, "'said Ab-dv-lrnliinan. ihe dcciiptin of whose riihrs and r-ovu r. nal ices and nrccious

g ms, clazzl cra afler fhe cxdration of many r t.hu i s,'-in victory and peao; be lovd by my subjecls, c!l f aded b my i in -mi( s, and n spcetd by my nllii s. !U'hesat;d honor, power and pleasuir, ha e wailrd epnn m) call, l.rr c'o. an i nrll.lv blessings appear to have been wauling fo my felicity.

Jn llnssi'u ition I bae diligently

tied to find out the fellow w ho had

outwitted him, and traded or swaped him out of his " true and lawfil" licence. To find him was an e asy matter, for the rogueish wags who lirsf proposed thc joke, had contrived to be unobserved witnesses of all that had Ea

stern of the vessel was entirely out 0fi he corner of liisli nl short streets directly o Walnut, comer of W idiam, and west of tlii'h . i,i ,11 i , t . I opposite S. Ludlow's brick buihliuu, where j street, where he is pu-pare.1 to o eonimod;ile navelW.llCl, .ill lOUgll her Blent a aI1,MW; ho .s prepared to execute all manner of w ork lers and others in the best Kyle and on thft mo.-t rea-

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rary stand had been erected abaft the binaclc for the minister, and the sailors naturally took their station as near to it as possible. The water was deep

at her stern and the weight of those on ! business be shall be aide to give

prepared to execute all manner ol u oi i. lers an-l oim rs in ilic In st slyl

is line of busine-.s, in the neatest and most , i-oiiaiile terms. I is l!,ir rtml st ihle nr plentiiuhy

G Iijiiimv i ti r, kjrv&' a luini-hed u ilh the brt tli.il inn bo piormi'd an I at- ' ASSSi.Aia.I, &k liS'-j ,t.,i,oly attended, lbs huddin-s are sil.Mled in a having made arrangements for reeei v ing ipiar- o. en -.nut pint of ihp hhmi, and arr provided intli suitterly a report ol tlie fashions from N. Vork a rooms. The public it invited to oil and jo'Un

lie Hatters lumsell that by sine t at tent ion to j

;cneral sutis-

board in. lined the plain so much that I ,a'Nl""1' t". '! ll,v "," ",:,-v l H or ll,lu Nvl11' ,,t";,1K

r.rn ,.l-.r-. rl.,,. i . i i t ill . i ,r , . , .Also mo ii i ii ii -; o -raiment in lie rn place since his lirst bargain, and she slided gent ve l, and pi-t as the I ,,..,, ,i . tll 7 , ...... " - ' ; altmiled at the shortest iioln o am in t ie

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iproveil anil lasbiomibh- stile. lie

..... i'i'-. .iieu in mu ieu, ma k i ag si r k c coiiimenced was ;uieai. i ne ; most

mi tr over the cause ol all bis i.erplex-i captain perccivinc (hat hit olncct was I

ities. At coiin-r tb

! el' ! tne !av of mire and

ntun-

gentnnc

liap.piness, which have fdi-ui to nt lot

They amount to fourteen !' G'iiion'j Jjtci- and Pail.

be had bargained, and showing the five

dollar bill, he. informed him he wanted to trade bach. This was hooted at as a thing he would never do. not even for ten times that amount. Almost driven to madness by this unwelcome new-;, and the jokes they c onsfantly passed on him, he .resolved upon a desperate push for the iccovry of his treasure: 1M tc-

man w ith w bom accomj dished, interrupted the pastor by

thanking him for his assistance and

then turning fo the audience, declared that. Ihe meeting was dismissed. .V. llctlfttrd Giiz.

pes to ret l ive n share o March aid, 18.1 .- - It.

public l'alronai

jigon. Ifthore is an individal in this world, who richly merits the most hearty execrations from eve ry honest

man, it is the bigot. 15y this ferm we

ingfhe note in the hand of one of the j mean that man, w ho pretends to be

company, he loudly asseifed it wasjholier, wiser and better than those

counterfeit; and whild all were busy around him. He is never guilty of

iotuc fTS hereby piveu to the stocUioldcri of the W,l .awipiieeboriib Insniauee Company, that nn election lor the lut biiaid of nine ilireerors will bp held at the o. Ilio ol .l as. W. Hunter, in Lavuencebnrch, on Monday tho Q.'ld April, 1 S.'J J. Lh etioi, will be opened at 3 o'clock P. M, and close ai (".. P A J. W, HEN vvn,)

t his aceo'iiiiiodaiions bv the ijuenhi" lc-1 of rxnen-

enec . I.avvrrucrburp.h, Mif h ?1, -if.

fct Situs Jr at vast COil '.s OM.V. i)KV-ooons.n.iiiw .ur..(jvr.r.w auk, &c. The stilisri iher h. in; desim is to ie.be iiis pioseet stork of Clouds, ( rci";c it entirely, lie i s it at ' "t, (for a few - n ks,) at WHOLESALE OS RETAIL. The pnneipnl pa it of his fjuod .vrre pm.-h.nH in New York, aud at the lowest piirm. The public ia pnmnl are lespRctfollv iuv.ie.l to call nod see for thenisel ves, and improve the pifsint epp.alunity of

April 5'h, 183J,

(;eo. i'ousev, W. TATE, THO. SMAW, N. bPAKKS, J. r. DUNN,

purehasiiii;

Is ehe ipi r than they have ever done

hi l'on i est of the Mountains. It will doubtless be tothe interest nf Country Mer. hints lo call soon that the may have the better oppoi tunitv ol' s 1 b'. tin? desuable arth le. W M . IE P K!EU. St a,. S. E. Corner lhr.hand Short Sis. Eawrence-

jbuixh, Ind. March gilh, lti.U.-d.-.Jw-N. U. Peii.ius indebted are rcum-sto 1 1 call sail ni!k payment .

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