Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 27, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 18 September 1833 — Page 3
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OMGINAL. Poi the YVcst.-rn Statrsman.
5 STATESMAN.
LAWHEKCEBUKGK, INDIANA. "WEDNESDAY SF.IT. IS, IR33.
Vol tl.c We.tcrn Hate-man. SLAVERY. Mtfsr?. Kmtoiw: I l ive you not rciraru'd with lioart-tblt satisfaction, t!ie progress id' the cinamipatiini bill thi-vmh the Dritiph Parliament; the objoot of which, is, the frceiloui i f thousands of souls, now laboring be-
i ..,, .. 9 i, t. ive me," fays an eminent writer, die ! ;c nut
me that no philanthropist, no lover of the I i!l ef tVmales, and you are welcome to ad
human family, no heart, trom wmcli all (he v"
finer fooling of our nature is not tVever 'ur mrercMs are neie. excluded, can regard the "so,,., of Elhoonui" U 1R lhcn" 'l'1 ltakrn without feeling ilori.lv intorostcd in their ll" !lt .l'"1'1,1"" U -'oinmm.Hv lor the behalf. If we for a moment il.ink .f their 1 1 w "h :'rc stmr-d to oil. Lean-
Fiom tlie f.yt.JiLu'.T; (V.,.) Viijinim. STA TE El .ECTiO.NS. Virginia. Thomas T. U-addm, LVq. who lias been Ibr some years past, the represe.uta'ive f the Char lot to Congro.psional Dis-
S. ptcmber 1 , 1
Ti.
IAnn:s possess a powerful inlluenco over trict. but who declined being a eandidaie at society; far more than those imagine who the April election, because Mr. Randolph
have not thought well upon the subject
It is our duty as Editors, to write something
like :i column of Editorial matter, every Tuesday. Sometimes we arc able to fill this space without much difficulty, but in these dry time?,
it requires all our ingenuity to manufacture
"itcra?,'" sufficient to answer this purpose
This week we are greatly iu the situation of
those unfortunate wights, who, having mend
ed their pens, some half-dozen times, until
they Gnd it impossible to complain of any fault
therein, dip them in the shining liquid, and
with a sheet of "Ainie" best letter,'" lying be
fore them, in vain call upon their scattered
ideas, for a subject upon which to indite n
fcutence. No bloody murders, no robberies of tho mail, no suicides, no burglaries, nor horri
ble outrages, arc present just now to our miniUJ
Allspice. Almond0, Alum, Macon Hams, Hug round, Hean?,
It'icswax,
situation, if wc relleet on the means by
which they were brought from their native
land; and view their present sufferings, we. must conclude that something ought to be done to ameliorate their condition. I have often wept, w hen 1 have listened to the tales of their capture while I heard recounted.
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one by lie the items in
their passage over the deep blue w ave their exposure 1o sale like so many brutchensts of the tlagellations which have been intlieted for trivial causes on those whom the Creator of the universe has made our equals of the scpcratimi of the fond husband, from his ulfectionate wife, and of the parting of the mother w ith her darling off-
spring, inten m "oy-gone-ua s, nae i wished for power, that it might be employed in behalf of these poor outcasts of socie
ty.
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,... ., , . , f , c i .. r A nstracicii irom an iccuncs oi pn or rebtdl the column must be Ullcd. Somcthin.; 1 , i i . ... .... . . ., , 0, "gard lor our colored population, slavery must
ny that the mails are all topsy turvy, and that i
we receive an Eastern Journal about once a month 1 Every body knows it in this nge of reform, it is out of the question to allow a newspaper to make a journey in less than three times the lime it used to require in the days of the
corrupt" administration. If we write about the next Presidency, we shall be accused of agitating the question prematurely, and of endeavoring to stir up party feeling, for our own especial benefit. Still we must write about somelliin?. Shall wc say that the Bank Question deserve? the serious consideration of the Feople of all political com lesions? Others have said
to before us, and in this, as in every thing else, we Cud the truth of the old adage, "there is
be viewed as contrary to every tiling like
equity. Man w as created equal, and in
first stages of society, this evil did not exist. Hut, as men increased in wealth, and as the desire increased with the possession of the wished fcr object, we hear of slaves being introduced into the British colonies, where
thev and their descendants have remained to the present day. The Declaration of Independence has pronounced in terms not to
be misunderstood, the sentiments ot a majority of the free people of America: "All men" are, created equal, and arc endowed by the Creator with certain unalienable rights, among which are Yii'clihcrty and
the pursuit of happiness. But, I presume it
is not necessary to dilate upon this part of
the subject. It is admitted by all, that slave
ry is a tool blot upon our otherwise lair cs
nothing new beneath the sun." Shall we turn j (;utolieonj anj ,1C oujy remaining point to
tn l:u'.ir. and congratulate them, that
, 0 . 'Juvenis,"' (which, if we have not entirely forgotten the scraps of Latin grammar beaten into our heads at tho University, in days of "auld langsync," in English, signifies n young ir an,) has bestowed sufficient attention to their wants to write them a letter of advice! Wc are i ot sure that they will not consider this rather a doubtful compliment, and bo a little angry,
I realise wc suppose they need advice. Shall wc
take a promenade on the banks of the Ohio,and return to our cfosct, "filled with soul-inspiring thoughts," suitable, only to be expressed inTortry? Unfortunately, we havo no claims to this branch of literature; and, if there is any music in our soul, we have never yet been cna1,1. d to discover it. Such is our present con
dition uch, the total deficiency of matter,
wherewith to fill this part of the paper. JfV.et t all ire d?
ArtnatcJ solely by a desire to promote the iatereits of our subscribers, we changed the
publication day to Wednesday. Finding that i Mir friends on the lower route, were a little disatificj with this.we promised to issue two editions. Tliis wc arc prevented from doing, by circumstances over which we have no control.
Wo must claim the indulgence of our patrons
be decided on, is, how this evil is to be re
medied. It at once occurs that it will not benefit this class of the community, should thev be
set at liberty in their present condition, and allowed to remain in the United Slates. Ignorant as they are in a majority of instances, and totaily deprived of every incentive to industry and economy, it would not be casv for those who have passed the meridi
an of life, to support themselves comfortably,
mid to provide tor their declining ears. Jt
w ill then be necessary, that, prc ions to their liberation, thev should receive some educa
tion that thev should at least be instructed
in reading and writing. It is also, neeessa
rv, that after they should be set at liberty,
they should immediately be sent to some lands w here they may enjoy those civil privileges and immunities which arc w ithheld
from them here. Hayti has been spoken ot
as holding forth advantages to emigration bv this class of our population. It unques
tionably oilers many inducements, but for mvself' I irreallv prefer Africa. Experience
has shown that emigrants trom vo unueu
States, who were sunk in degradation here,
have there risen in the scale of intelligence
and assumed a respectable station in socie
ty. 1 lie Colonization society,, an institution which deserves the highest encomiums
for the part it has taken, and for the good it
tv, wealth and fashion, must yield toan ami
able d.isposiiion and well cultivated mind. Ladies who wish to shine in the circles in which they move, should endeavor by all means in their power, to improve their understandings; especially, should they strive lo become acquainted with the writings ol
the s id history of tlu-'1, oWn MC-pie s wonts, deserve
the serious perusal ol ever" leniale; pure m their morals, interesting in their contents and chaste in their style, they present a rich repast alike to the judgment and to the imagination. Nor should Mrs. Rowo, Mrs. Cini-
I pone, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Cary, and other au
thors ot a similar kind, be torgotten. 1 lie lives of eminent females, also, seriously de
mand their attention. In this department of
literature, Mrs. Hale is unequalled. Her lives of the "Matrons of the Revolution
contains more information in a small com
pass, than any volume w un w nose consents
wc are familiar. In history, philosophy and
botany, it is also desirable that they should
xl,e I be adepts; and, if to these, a lady add vocal
and instrumental music. a knowledge ol the
most essential rules of Arithmetic, and a good epistolary style, she is prepared to take
her place in society, and exercise a bench' cial influence over it.
In dress females should be neat but plain.
Many very voung ladies suppose that in or
der to exhibit their persons to advantage, it is
nocessarv that they should be equiped m the
most laslnonable and costly apparel. 1 hi
is altogether a mistaken idea. Eools may, indeed, admire a display of gold and diamonds, silks and laces, but men of sense overlook these things, and if they think of them at all, do so only with pain. An attention to domestic duties should be
enjoined upon all. Fortunately in the North and West, this receives a much larger share
of attention than it does in the Southern, and
indeed, in all the slave holding States. No ladv is prepared to become the mistress ol
a lannly, until she is acquainted wiihtlie
various branches oi household economy.
Mothers who feel anxious for the future w el
fare of their daughters, should think of this; they should recommend and enjoin it upon them from day to day, until it should be impressed upon their minds in characters too indellible to be effaced. Much future in
convenience, much unhappiness, I may add, would thus be avoided. We cannot judge of a day until it has closed; neither can w c be certain as it regards our future destiny, until the period allotted
! for our existence shall have Leon brought to
desired to go o:i,-c more to Congress, has been elected to till tho vacancy occasioned bv Mr R's death. Daniel A. Wilson, Esq.
Ins opponent, withdrew on tlie morning a . j?rCad, Pilot .1 1.' PI. 1 1 .' .1.
tlie i rinee iu aru oiocnon.iue oie m ;i;u - t rarlvers
lotte and Buckingham having convinced him Thimstone mil,
that lusdetoat was inevitable. 1 he r.nquirer ays, that "in their address to tho people, both gentlemen agreed in reprobuiingNuiiiIk'ation as contrary to the spirit of the constitution, and not warranted nor sanctioned bv the resolutions and proceedings of the
Virginia 1 .ogislaturo of!JM. Both agreed in maintaining the right of Secession, for . i ''.. i i '"' .1. c i . . , i r . 4 , .
cause, 10 ee lueireu i uio raie, ami ooui
agreed thai there was existing no sufficient cause (or a resort to such right."'
11. lh lb lb lb hush lb Ltd lb 1!
it;
17 7
Hymeneal.
"Let music sound uhiht he dolk make his choice."
MARRIED, on Tlmrs'lay, September I Jtii, at tlie
rnsiuencc of Mr. Ezra Guarl by J . W . Hunter, Eq. Mr. nUONATARTE BRADLEY, to Miss RA
CHEL GUARD. At the same time and place, by tho same, Mr. W. WATTS, tn Miss SARAH II AYES. Having received two slices of most excellent
bride's cake, with tho above, wo wish them
much connubial bliss. On the laih insi. by the Rev. Er.ra Fetus, Mr. E. Musgravo, to MWs Amaii'la Lcmiug.
On the same day, by Jmes W. Himter, Esq. at
the residence of Mi. John Goodwin, Mi, David R Frniey to Miss Minerva Goodwin. ,r. IIIIIIIM IIIMW JllJJJ.L.IVgg3
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ror the present. Did they know but half the Has done, promises mucn lor ii.uuu es. lori r ., . ,.,;,,. tbov would bTnder its patronage a colony has been csperplexities mcident upon Lditor,, they would au y(im M tW not complain. As soon as wd can possibly do
i ...- tn thnir fnrruer Slt-
so, we suati resiorc iu.ihnation and otico more issue the paper on Friday.
Wc hear no more of the Cholera. It has subsided (with n few exceptions) in all the places in which it has made its appearance within
this State, duiing tbe present season. Thii fown ha almost entirely escaped its ravages
Cat two or three cases have occurred and ma. ...,.! urhrlher these were
ny Coutits were .-vji real Asiatic. How thankful should we be for this exemption. JvVic Eookt. Wc have examined with pe
culiar satisfaction, a new "Gazetteer of Indi
ana," just i'sued from tho press of Messrs. Douglass and M'Guire, of Indianapolis. We know that such a work is greatly needed, and rc;ose implicit confidence in the ability of the compilers of this edition. We have also derired pleasure from the perusal of other new
works from the same press, which may be examined at this office.
"Lttciin" cannot appear. The "mania .rnlrn,!i srrms to have seiied Ibis young gentleman. Three communications hare been found unon our table all written bj the same indi-
!.. ...,.l.,t. il.flcrcnt signatures, none of
VliiU Hf Ulivs- o which, we deem worthy of publication .
"An Old Bachelor" shall appear. Tity for the race, induces us to comply with his wishes.
Liberia is grow ing and increasing, and wc
doubt not, that ere many years shall have
rolled around, Monrovia w ill be distinguished as a considerable tow n, and the colony as a creat province. The friends of suffering
Africa, of liberty and humanity, the mem- !
bersot mute soeiciics, oi iraei sociuiicf, oi missionary societies in this country, should awake and in their strength, act on this subject. Let them first provide means to
send all those who are already tree to Liberia, and thus pave the way for the remainder. Let the State Legislatures take the measure in hand, and appropriate means for the accomplishment of this desirable object.
Let all those who are born after a certain
peri-nl be declared free, when they shall arrive at ihe arc of maturity, and let money
be raised by a direct tax to send them as
soon as they are free to some other land. We owe this to them. Wc owe it to ourselves. Our ancestors transported them lo this coun
try. We have enjoyed ihe fruits of their la-
lor; it is, therefore, our duty to restore their descendants to the same condition in which
thev were, found.
I have far exceeded the bounds set f r my
self, but this you will excuse. I do not olten write for the press, and therefore, you
will ovoi look :mv inaccuracies you may dis
cover. Yours, vVc. rillLANTIIROl'IST. Dearborn co., Kept. !", lh.'b'l.
a close. Many w ho commence life surround
ed by friends and relatives, wealth and in-
llucncc, arc by sonic unforeseen 1 rovidcnec deprived of every thing dear to them, and
end their career poor, lorlorn and lorsaken.
It is, therefore, proper that we slould cultivate habits of strict economy. By ibis means, w c not only lay up a fund for charitable purposes, but prepare ourselves for any dispensation which may await us. Those who
have voluntarily debarred themselves from the luxuries of life, do not feel their loss when
deprived of them; nor is this ail it is ac
knowledged that pride, hauteur, and a host
of evils follow- on the train ot sensual enjoyment. Loud laughter and rude jesting, should be avoided by those w ho w ish to make a favora
ble impression on the minds of the other sex. Too great diffidence, should also be overcome. Wc do not like to see too much bold
ness, on the contrary, if it is necessary to
run into extremes, w c prefer the former. Let
those w ho are troubled with dilhdenee, fre
quent assemblages of yov.ng people and endeavor to express their views as brieliy as possible, upon subjects with w Inch they are
acquainted. By degrees this defect w ill thus
be eradicated.
Will these hints be regarded? The wri
ter is sensible that he has but one motive in' view (ihe well being of the female part of our community) in offering them. His feelings tow aid their sex are mingled w ith too much respect, to be unw illing to perform any task, however painful, w hich their interests may require of him. He docs not
court fame as a w riter, but ardently desires the appellation of a benefactor to mankind.
Such as they arc, they arc offered without
further comment. J U LA1&. Lawrcnccburgh, Sept. 12, 1S33.
UE-rrULISUKD by rehtest. DIED, after a lingering illness of sev
eral months, at the residence of her father .1 1 1 l.,,.....,!,,,Y llm'llol
in tins piace, on esie-io.i m'i ion- mi, i.-i
instant Jan. -Miss Hakkiet, eldest daughter of Thomas Shaw, Esq. aged 18. In the death of this young lady, not only her parents and relatives have cause for deep and heartfelt grief; but her friends must long mourn her loss as that of one of their kindest and most amiable companions. Her
artless and unaffected friendship drew forth
the esteem of all who knew her. To 1 or
parents, fond and affectionate; she seemed destined to be their future hope and comfort. But alas! the destroyer came, marked her for his vietim,nnd with a ruthless hand pros
trated those fondly cherished hopes. Still those parents have the sweet consolation ot
knowinor. that she died in the full belief of
IT? those eternal and immutable principles contained in the Bible: and in the enjoyment of that religion, which renders the doath-hed
sufferings, merely a prelude to an entrance
upon those blessed realities, of which we
are. unable to form an accurate conception.
"Blessed arc the dead w ho die in the Lord
Fiom the Palladium. LIKES. Oh '. who would taste the oblivious spring, That blots out memory from the mind ? Who would not touch the harmonious string, That fond rcmpmboranccs bind? What father could forget his child,
In whom his hopes have been most blesa'd?
What mother has her grief beguiled,
For her she nurtured at her breast
Butter, heir. Castor lieaiis, Castings, Candles sperm, mould, dipt, Cassia, Chocolate, No. 1,
Cheese, W. Reservo, Clover seed, Cloves, Coal at tho Hirer
Cullec, Havnuua, Rio, St. Jagn, Cigars, Spanish,
Malay, American, Cordage tar'd, Copperas, Cotton, AI. &. Tenn. Yarns, ass'd, Feathers,
Flour superfine, Fish, Herring, Mackerel, No. 1, " N.2, " No. 3, Cod, dry, Salmon, Shad, mess, Flax Seed,
Ginseng, Ginger, raoe, ground, Glass, 1 by IS, 12 by 1G, 11 by 17, 10 by 12 8 by 10 Glue, American, (rain, Wheat,
1- ve.
Oats
Corn, Bailey, Gunpowder, DuponCs Wade's, Honey, Hay, Hemp, Hides dried salted, Hops first sort,
Indigo, Spanish Floot ceroon
in kegs, Bengal, Iron, Juniata bar, hoops, rod?, Lard, Lend, bar,
white, in oil,
red,
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AGFNTS" TI." I . li'iving Cent!emc-ii will please act as aToiftiTfor tho Slatcsmfn:
rctcr.'hurzh, A',. Frni. Emily, Esq. r.lirah, !,h,r,i,0.neSX?. C. &.J. l. "S indc-Ri-t'tW. S. Ward, Esq. ..-..''. . Henry Ilopkinr, Esq .V, 'Ti',. .Wrai.i Evcrsnle, E.';. C.',tV .-.cb Li'atd.-l . St -U:'! . .lam.--; Sarir.nl, E-'q. iW.- Ci: ''.--lift.. I). Mount. JJ,-;t.;:-fft.f;'.n. Griiihi, K?.j, t". n!r ril ''-.--! '. !i"r r.f the Times.
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':'r T:il! (, ,. G-.'". Sutton, 1.x; i! n, h. J. S. Ferris, Esq. Sulm .-u. Dr. G. U. Chitwou l. CI' r es. l Master (;,- nsburh. IV-.t Master. I.ru !,:ri . A. IVj'irdman, Esq . Kiitnr, 1,1. Milo Husfoid, Ksq. .Vtiili '"7t, Gen. M. Stnpp. II iiiin:;tm. Davis Wef-vfr, Esq. 1 larlft'xt. .lu.iiirtin Wtuts, l'1hii'ni. Danirl li.utlmliiine'.v Esq. Ilisi.-ri-Swi. .1-liii I. Ciatt. MOTICE is hereby given that 1 --ball epoe to sale at public vendue at the house ol STEmr.N WOOD in iniminston, on the Seventh day of October next tho East hall'ofthe North East quarter of section 2 !, in Town 5, ran-e 2, West, in tho county ot Dearborn; on the following terms and conditions to wit: One-fourth of the purchase
money in band at tbe time of sale, Onc-tourtli in three months, One-fomth in six months, and One-fourth in twelve months from the day of sale; the deferred' payments to bo well secured. This land is sold by order of the Probate court of Dearborn County, for the sus
tenance mid education of the minor heirs, anil
title indisputable.
GEOKGfc. n. jjui.. Commissiuncr. 25th August 18.1.1. 25 3t.
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Will the ladies excuse us for not publishing
any very amusing matter in their department this week. ' ofTence to Juvenis, whoe article is rather instructive than amusing. If we can Cntl any thing wrth electing, wo will make up the deficiency next week. Hv hand-bill posted at tte comer of our struts,
WB loam that an chi'..tion oi me n.iy AjriruHural Society , will laV:e place on Wedrsday and Thursday the 25lh and 26th of S. plemhrr next. Bral t 'us --l our weddings in this township, rithin a week. ec otirbymental notices.
Hint for the Ladies. The longer a woman remains single, the more apprehensive she will be of entering into ths slate of wedlock. At seventeen or eigh
teen, a girl will plunge into it, and often without fear or wit; at twenty she will begin to think; at twenty four weigh and discriminate; at twenty eight, will
be afraid of venturing; at thirty will turn about, and look down the lull she
ascended, and sometimes rejoice and
Fomctimcs repent, that she had attained
that summit.
How memory will delight lo trace,
Her infant days and childhood's hour ; The endearing smile the kind embrace -The swelling bud the opening flower. How short the date since health's full bloom, Flush'd on that fair and youthful cheek, Now Harriet sleeps within her tomb She met the mandate mild and meek. Oh '. may she bloom above the sky, Ture as the blue ethcrial air ;
No tear to dim her cloudless sky, Nor blight nor blast to enter there. The ravages of death were slow: Alas! no mortal aid could save, Upon her check the hectic glow, Too plainly told an early grave. Deeply lamented is her fate;
From Death's strong nrm was no appeal;
Naught could the summons anlidatc
Her parents long the stroke must feel ;
Lonsr must their bosoms feel the smart :
The lone apartments fire-side board iVll probe afresh the wounded heart; Grace only can relief afford.
Think of that smile nnd cease to mourn,
The look that bceiu'd in her mild eye,
The smile that did her face adorn,
Show'd that her heart was raised on high,
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Molasses, sugar bouse, ral
plantation, gal Madder, best Dutch, lb Mustard, common, lb English, doz Nails, Juniata, assorted lb Boston, assorted. lb wrought, assorted, lb Nutmegs, lb Oil, sperm, gal Linseed, gal Olive, doz Tanners', bbl Pepper, lb
Fork, mess, bbl Frime, ''bl Cargo, bbl Potatoes, bud Rags, lb Raisin?, box Rice, lb Siit'ar. N. O., prime, ib
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5aw jolice. rrvYNIEL J. CASWELL &, rillLIP E-
il-i'ltjl'OONER, are associated in the practice ot law, in the Dearborn circuit court. All professional business entrusted to either, in the said court, will receive, the punctual atten
tion of both. Oibcc on High street, in mo room formerly occupied by E. Walker, Esq.
where I. L. Spoouer may lie iounu, except
when absent on professional business.
Lawrenceburgh, Sept. 10, lo.id tl. Ad in inislr ato r's N olicc. 75TOTICE is hereby given, that tho under- ! signed have taken out letters of administration, from the Dearborn county Probato court, on the estate of ISAIAH HISREE, lato of said county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediatu payment, and thosrs who have claims will present them tor adjustment, as the estate is supposed to be solvent. J1EXRY JVJLKER. J. TV. EGLESTOX. Iwrust. 16. 133, 25-3t Administrator.
All persons itrh't'ted t fieoio Tousey or to the linn ot TiMisey & D'lim, eithi-i !iy note or Rook Account, now due, will pleas.: make payment on or bo fore the lirjt day oi' September next. TOUSEY&DUNN. July 25, lS33--.tr. PVt-r J CASWELL fc DAN 1 KL S M A-
vI-.UHy, have by mutual content, dissolved th
,irtm-i.-ti; heretofore oxistins nenveen thorn. AU tmshies,?, howavt-i, which has been ntrifted to them,
will receive then- ut.iteel attention unui luny seiueu . Lawienrcbur!;li, Sept 0, lfr-33.
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lht. J. 11. iUlOWEJi. j 7TTTAS removed bis residence to the HOUSE iTlirecently occupied by Capt. Thos. Porter, ! opposite J. W. HUNTERS' new building.His Omco is in the think room, udijoining tho dwelling of JUDGE DUNN. Aug. 15--23-5t. K i'.lTs MAJO.l & A?.lOS LANK, have 4ionued a nartncisl.ip ' in the practice of Law. They will pwlicu in ad the Inferior mid Superior courts of this, and the adjohiins; StaUs. Tiieir ol'ticj is on i Fi'.i st reet, in ?.lr. Lane's former ollice. Lawreiiceburh, Sept 9, LS33.
Loaf, double refined lb
GLOIUOUS TUIU-MHI. Mr. Ih Roi-s ltF.-r.LFcTi:n. It is with proud satisfaction lhat wo nnn'unco tho ro-cloc-t ion to Congress by the pcoplo of IMiodo I 1.....1 .T tl.nt urn (fir mid n:it rinf. tho Hon.
Tristram 15nrj:cp, by a nia joi it vol inorc than Reproof. At an assembly, a gcntlcoiin thousand votes" Ho has ti'hunphod man entered into conversation with a
nally over tho combined lbrci s of tho one-: young nobleman, wlio was near him niv. Wo sav with tho lVovidi-ncc Journal j h-iti" a stranger, be made several in
that tho pcoplo ofllhojlo Island still know fj;rics respecting the company, which how to respect themselves, ami cannot . 1 e : wcrc ai,sTered with great politeness.
divrrb.d, by any party ronsiileralions, noin Jenr(, hc "Who is that fat sow
availin-th-msoivcsoi inn imponani s... -, tj,c 0U)Cr end of tlie room? ' "That
cs ol i.no id the greatest in-n tins nation ai-, rr ,i,p lords. Mi, re-election will ho a subject of repl.c 1 the con-ratnlation (icorpia, a- is the C.
nlicd the young nobleman, ullat
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f r Una Lnion.
iVbii,!! have the honor lo be one of her little
pig.M
Wc trust a Saviour owns lo bles?,
She sought him with her earliest love ;
Thoso who on earth his name confess,
If faithful he will bless above.
JEAV ItOOSiS.
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR FAt.E,
Unusually low, a fav Copies
OK THE Gazetteer of Indiana.
ALSO THE Revised Laws of this Slate. Toll ETHER U llll
The Acts of '30-'3f-'32-'3.
And other valuable. Works SMITH & MAJOK. September IP, 133.
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