Wabash Herald, Volume 1, Number 50, Rockville, Parke County, 31 March 1832 — Page 3

Letters Irom Washington received here, mention a serious altetahon in the House en Saturday between Mr. Branch1, late Secretary of the Navy, a nd Mr, White, of Florida. The former introduced a resolution lot enquiry concerning the live oak lands in Florida, aud during the debate accused Mr, W. ofliaviqg palmed upon thegovernineot a barren tract, under the pretence that they were oak lands. Mr. White denied this, said that the sale had been approred.by a Committee ot the House andthat he had offered to take the landsfbatki-andin turn, accused the late S ecretary of hating expended $4u 3 of the navy fund in his'efloits to prove this a bad bargain, trrough the purchase money had been only $5000. Air. Branch during the controversy accesed Mr. W. of making false statements, and professed his readiness to defend himself here and elsewhere. Mr. White appears to be considered as standing in a defensive attitude, the hostilities it is thought must proceed, if at all, from Mr. Branch. -. " New-York Standard.

The Anti-Masonic convention- lately in session at Harrisburg, Pa, adopted a resolution enjoiaingan enquiry ,whether there be not a secret understanding between the frieads of Mr. Clay and Gen. Jackson, that, the latter shall be permitted to be re-elected for the next four years, and then to be succeeded by Mr. Clay tor the following term AntiMasons seem to, have lost sight of poor Billy Morgan, and to be busily engag ed in regulating the political affairs of the- country. What patriots! THE TIE THAT BINDS US." A young man of nineteen, sitting out for a distant part of the country in pursuit of fortune,.I cast my eyes arouad the. scene of my infant sports " my boyish revels and more manly exercises. The silent adieu of a father, who, shaking the hand, did not chose to ipeSk,lest the attempt to say "farewell" should betray the deep feelings ofthe heart, by the trembling lip and faltering tongue; the mother's tender embrace auu flowing tears; a sisters love: theliill the rock the medows the school-house- the companions of my youth and the pale rr.aiuens that pressed to say "good byeM yet shrunk back because she dare not trust herself h home, sweet home, the parental hearth the circle of early . friends; scenes ot youth ; of innocence, and hapoincss, "io sweet the the tie that binds In later life, taking leave for a jour ' ney: far away over " mount.iin and stream; the dep and anxious cxpres- j sionof her who has united in the ten-; derest bonds, her destinies . with our ifT weal or wo,Hintil death do us part.' The throbbing bosom j theflnsh of hope; the pallid hue of fear, and then to clasp one prattler to the breast while you bend over the dimpled cherub, itsslee-j pinr brother, that smiles as you look, a if conscious of a parent's gaze. Ah j me; "How sweet, how. strong the ties that bind us," . 1 4 Duty calls to a. foreign land. Wc look out with new sensations of attach- . ment upon the bills and vallis; the fair fields and rugged mountains of . our beloved country. : Political rivalry ; party animosity, subside. The re public governed by tho constitution of our choice; our just and wnolesome laws our equal rights, onr liberal in stitutions. It is the land ot Washing ion of Penn. It is the burying place rof our fathers, and the residence of those we hold most dear. "Itfs the land of the free aaa the home of the braveT' " ' ? Cold must be the heart that doe not thea feel "How strong and sweet the tie that binds us." o::::;:::o DERIVATION OF BUMPER. When Dido entertained Eneas-and his companions, she is said to have cal led for a capacious goblet of massive gold, profusely aderned with gems which she filled with pyre wine. Ha ving made the due libation to Jupiter and the bthei divinities, she luted the wise to her lips, and then handing it to ' Bitias, her principal officer, he deliverea it to t-eneas, wno eageriy aranic it off; and afterwards the bowl being replenished was offered to the other chiefs. To drink in this manner was considered a proof of friendship, and the cup thus presented was termed i philotesiakulis, or a bumper glass. From the manner In which this ccr - emony is spoken of by Cicero, we may infer that in his time it was in a great measure confined to the Greek. But in a subsequent age it appears to have been generally adopted by the Romans as it is frequently noticed by their prose writers as well as by their poets. The word bumper which has frequent, ly puzzled Dr. Pegge and other ety mologists, is only a slight variation of me old trench phrase bon er, signifying a worthy equal, or boon companion. To drink n cop of good fellow-

ship, or bumper health, may therefore,

be regarded as strictly 6ynommous with the Greek philotesian propinien. What is Davie Crocket about! The last rumor was that he was waging a battle between two crockodiles, a pan ther, and a cart Io afWHd Cits. He had finished the crockodiles and wild caw, and was about looking the panther to death. Silvester. A romantic individual was asked why he shew'd greater attachment to a very thin lady than to another who was more tasty. It is, said he, because I am nearer the heart. What a fool! not one in ten h;w a. heart! Ib. Mcdioal College of OAto-The annual commencement in this institution took place, in the Reformed Methodist Church, in this city, on Wednesday last. The degree of M. D. was conferred on 36 ofthe students ofthe prese t class. Cincinnati Chronicle. The N. Y. Gazette says that a mec tine of voung ladies cf the first respec tability is about to be called in that city, for the purpose of devising some plan to improve the morals and habits of the young gentlemen. 1 hey pro pose, it appears to refuse to associate with those who are in the habit of fre qucnting taverns and tippling houses. From the New-Orleans Free Press MORGAN REVIVES. This man, who has been murdered it least twenty times, and buried twice as often, appears to have chosen the city of Mexico as the scene of his res urrection. We copy below an exti act from a letter written by a respectable gentleman now in the city of Mexico, recently received by a gentleman of this town, it any one doubtsits authenticity, he, can. by calling at this office be referred to the original letter: and to saves trouble, we shall request the gentleman to whom ihe letter was addressed to loan it- to us for a few days, that all whodoubt may believ. Extract of a letter dated City of Mexico, January 11 1833, from an Aincrican gentleman resident there, to his correspondent in this city . "Pray make known at homo that Cnptain William Morgan, whfrwas so cruelly murdered twice by the wicked masons in the northern part ofthe State of New-Yoik, and burled in a suck in one ofthe big . Iake9, is alive and well, in this city, and gaining an honost. livelihood by painting coaches, hoiic itc. 1 c ,is not much pleased that his wife married a mason, but is V ery grateful to Mr. Rush for his long funeral oration."-03-FOR S ALE-CO In obedience to an order of the Probate Court of Vermillion County, la,, made at the March term thereof, A. D. IS32 the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction (on the premises) on Saturday the 28th day of April next, ihe following described tract or parcel of land, belonging to, and beuig a part ofthe real estate c-f Joseph Ogg deceased; and lying and ' being in the County of Fountain, State of Indiana, and bounded as follows, viz: commen cing at the S. W. corner ofthe S. W. fractional qr. of sec. No. 3, in Town ship No. 18, of Range line W.,of the district of lands sold at Crawfordsvllle, Indiana; and running from thence, North thirty-three poles to two maple trees standing on the east bank of the Y abash River -thence Last two huh area ana lorty poles to a staiie mence South forty-five poles eight feet thence Westwardly to the place of be ginning, containing fifty-eight acreand eighty poles, be the same, more or less. The same to be sold to the highest bidder for ash in hand; said land is of the richest quality ofthe Wa bash bottom, on a part of which, is excellent timber, trt other being prairy, with seven or eight acres in culti vation. Snid land is situated within one mile and a half of tha town of Perrysville, and about 7 or 8 miles from Covington, the .Seat of Justice of Fountain County, and is well worthy the attention of Wabash farmers, and land speculators. Sale to commence between the hours of 10 o'clock A; M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, where due attention will be given by JAMES HARSH A, Adm. of the estate of J. Ogg dec. March 20th, 1S32. 50-3 IKENHAWA SALT. StfDCD JbM Just received and for sale three Hun dred Barrels of Kenhawa salt inspected No 1 please call and examine." . lilM-4. jr. March. Irt 1832.

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A thought has struck my mind, thai a few question! might be amusing to some of your correspondents, and if you think pOpcf, you may insert the following in ycur. paper. . Queue 1st Divide C33 into five such parts that 7 being added to the 1st, subtracted from the 2d, the 3d multiplied by 7, the 4th divided by 7, and the square root ofjhe 5th extracted; so that the sum ofthe 1st, the remainder ofthe 2d, the product of the 3d, the quotient of the 4th, and the square coot of the 5th shall ull be the same numbers. i Queue 2d A r killed a sheep, and after , been eating 5 minutes, there came along a Dog, that ate as fast again as the,Fox; after they had been eating together 6 minutes, there came a rolf that ale as fast again as the Dog; after they had been eating together 7 minutco, there came a Bear that ate as fast again as the Wolf; and in 8 minutes after the arrival of the Bear, the Sheep was consumed; what did each animal eat of the Sheep? J.FINNEY. March, 1833. A certain preacher having changed his religion, was much blamed by his friends, for having deserted them. To excuse himself, he said he had seven reasons for doing so, and being asked wVM they were, replied,"A wife and six child ren. A clergyman was once going i preach from the text of the Samaritan woman, and thus apologized lor its ve ry great length, "Do not wonder, my beloved, that the text is long, for it is a woman that speaks." a - 1ft A conceited coxcomb once asKea a barber's boy, "Did you ever shave a moaky!" "Why no sir,' replied the lad. 'but it vou will take a seat, I, for a four-pence, will try. ; fXTKm up by William Furr Sr. JUL 'of Cam Township,1 Fountain County Indiana, A BLACK & WHITE TIDED Marked with a. smooth ct&j off of, the left car, and a swallow fork In the right ear. Supposed to be 4 years old last Spring, will v?efgh about five hundred and fifty pounds, wide between the horns, appraised to eleven 'dollar, by Peter Youngblood & William Furr jr. Given under my hand this 10th day of October, 1831. J; BOWMAN; J. P. , 50-3 . ! - Probate Court, March Tern, 188i so STATE OF INDIA JVNA, ) cc PARKE COUNTY. : Archibald E -Morrow nd Jacob Ncet, Administrators, of the jitate of James Mitchell, deceased, VSi The Creditors of said estate. Pctitiou for a settlement of the estate as Insolvent. The Petitioner having filed his petition, it is ordered, that notice of the pendency theresf, be published in the "Wabash Herald," a newspaper, printed in Rockville, Parke County, la., six weeks successively, and that unless the said creditors notify the said Administrator of the extence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a ratement of the nature, description, and date of the contract, in the ofhee ofthe Clerk of said Court, previous to the final distribution ofthe effects of said estate, such claims will be postponed in favor of the more dili gent creditors. March 26th, 1922. Copy Attest WALLICE REA, Chtrk. . 50-Cw PATENT Washinr Machine. The undersigned having purees ascd the Right of Parker's Improved W ashing Machine, for the County of Parke, Reserve township excepted, . will soon be prepared to furnish ready, made Machines on the shortest notice, oi will sell rights for families or Towiv ships, in payment for which he will re ceive most all kinds ot country pro duce. The universal applause which this new method of saving labor has received, precludes the necessity of recommendation. Clothes are clean sed without the smallest injury being done them by tearing or otherwise, and with unparalleled facility A specimen may be seen at any time, by calling at my house, in Rocks villc' J. B. NAYLOR. Rockville. Oct 29, 1931. 29-(un

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STA1E OF INDIANA VERMILLION COUNTY Nathan Wheeler ,V vs. S CHANCERY. Darius Moulton. y Comes now the Complainant, oy Whitcomb his solicitor and files his bill: and it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court, an affidafit filed, that the said Darius Moulton is a non-resident ofthe state of Indiana; it is therefore ordered, that notice of the pendency of this suit be published three weeks successively at least sixty days prior to to the next term of this court in the "Wabash Herald," a paolic newspaper published in Parke CcMtv Indiana, requiring the said Darius Moulton to be and appear before this Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, then & there to plead, answer, or demur to said complainant's bill, or that the same will be taken as confessed, and this case is continued untul the next term of this court.' A true copy from the record, Attest STEPHEN B. GARDNER. Clerk Notice SCHOOL LANDS FOR SALE. "TTTT7TLL be sold at the Court House V V door in the town of Rockvile, Parke County Indiana, on Monday the 23d day of April next, School Section In township number to, north ot Range 8 west, in said county. Sale to commence between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and G P. M. on said day. H1KAM I). JONES, S. vomr. February 21, 1832. 46-tf Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that administration ofthe goods and chatties, rights and credits which, were of William Row, late of Parke Conaty deceased, hns this day been granted to me. 'therefore, all persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make im mediate payment, and those havme demands aeaihstfhe same, to Dresent - ' B them legally authenticated within 12 montns irom trie date hereol. I no es tate is probably solvent. The property of said deceased will be sold at his late dwelling on Friday the I34tv day Amil next. ' . - MUSES liEflimi. Admr. . March Wth, 1838. , 49-3w. Fom Me5 On a credit of twelve months, in the lownol MUX1TEZUMA, Moimse Y AND LOT, A first rate BLACKSMITH tit SHOP: The situation is at present, a good one for a Blacksmith, who can also be accommodated with a full set of tools. I am not in any way - particular about the pay, the purchaser can pay ' for them in any kind of trade such as Corn Pork, &c. j JOHN HAYDEIf. Montezuma, Mar. 20, 1832 49-3 REGIMENTAL ORDERS. CJonel's Office RockviUe, Feb. 20th 1832. $ The following are the times and place for holding thejttusters and Courts for the 50th Regt i. M.in the year 1832. Regimental muster in Rockviile oa Wednesday, th 3d of October. 1st Battalion muster at Dixon's (or Strain's) Mills on the 30th May. 2d Battalion muster at Daniel Bruen's on the 31st of May. Drill muster in RockviUe an the 25th and 26th days of May. Court of Assessment of fines in Rockville4 on the first Monday in Novem ber, and Court of Appeals at the same place on the first Mouday 10 Decern ber. HENRY SLAVENSCoh 50th Regt. I. M. P. S. The Law fixes the 2d Satur day in April as the day for Company musters. II. S. , Is hereby given, that the subscriber has taken out letters testamentary on the estate ot James Chesnut deceased which estate is believed to be insolvent the administrator claims the settlement as such. JOSEPH. POTTS. Adm'r, . March 16th 1832. JOS-WORS Neatly execated at this Office.

ALL persons indebted to me MUST! call and pay off their accounts without delay or (KrThej will find . thenj in ah Officer's hands for collection. JOHN MARTS. March 24, . 49 1. h. g. h. m.

FRESH CLOVER SEED. "ryUST received and for sale, Fresh qJ Clover Seed. S. HILL Jr. Montezuma, March, 20, 1832. JOHN WILLZAEI5 Ksi'ECTPi-Ltv informs Ins mends and the public generally, that he has per manently located himself in ROCKVILLE PARKE Co. Ia. Where he intends carrying on a CABINET SHOP. Havibtc) purchased a quantity of ood Lumber, I expect to be able to furnish the neatest and best quality of work, upon the shortest notice. (fr-A sod journeyman, of moral and industrious haDits would meet with constant employment and liberal wages by applying immediately. RockviUe, Nov. 1831. 30-7mo Notice Will be sold at publick sale on Saturday the 14th day of April net, at the late dwelling house of James Chesnut deceased, -the following property towit. Two yoke of Oxen, one waggon, beds, bedding, and bed steads household and kitchen furniture, and other articles too tedious to ennurnerate. also a lease with valuable improvements, steam distillery &c. for a term of yearn qarticulars will be. made known on day of sale JOSEPH POTS. Adm. March 16th 1832 DOCTOX15 E. LOWE 4- J. L. ALLEN MAVE associated themselves in the practice of Medicine, Surgery &c. They believe, from the experience of the former, derived from an extensive practice for the last eight years, and the opportunities of the latter at the Marine Hospital in Louis ville of seeing and. treating almost all kinds of diseases, that they are prepared to manage the most difficult and malignant cases in a proper manner.OCT J hey promise their entire at tention to the business of their profes sion. ,;, . s"--Rockviile, Jan. 24th, 1832. 40 3XV. WARE TFiLLXAXH KXOOXlfi. MAS Permanently located himself in Rockviile, where he intends carrying on the tin making business in all its various braches. He will furnish Merchants at the Louisville pricee, and pledges himself that his work shall be done in as good style as in any other hop. -He invites the people to call and ex amine his work. Rockviile Jan. 25th, 1832 46-tf. Op-PROMP T A TTENTIONO REQUIRED. To Mr Sir If you owe me, please to receive this as a notice, that all the accounts, notes, Ate. due me, will ba put in the hands of proper offi cers for collection, without delay. :. If you are desirous to avoid paying " costj you will of course attend to this warning immediately It you do not, please not to reflect upon me, when you receive an unwelcome viiit from a civil officer. SAM. HILL J"Feb 9, 1832-4w TTUST received by Noel dt Kose, ft a quancity of Drug and J&edlHnes, Among which are the following arti cles, viz: Castor Oil Stfeet do Copal fc Black Var Do Shallac Spirits Turpentine Stoughton Bitter Opodeldoc Bateman'a Drops Oil of Lemon Do WoftneeJ D Spike. Let's Pills Lime Juice Sup. Carb. Soda Liquorice . Peruvian Bark alomel Russia Isinglass Rhubarb Salt Petre, refine fi Flour Sulphur Gum Mvrrk nish Godfrey's Cordial Es. Peppermint Oil Cloves Do Cinnamon British Oil Parrigoric Blue Whito Vit riel Tartaric Acid Cream Tartar Tartar Emetic Red Precipitate Alloes Borax, refined Epson Halts Gum Opium ALSO A few barrels of salt All of which will be sold low for CASH. Rockviile, Dec. 24, 1831. ' JUSTICES' BIiAlTHO . " Of various description, fat sale at this Office.