The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 3, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 August 1826 — Page 4

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FROM THE 5EW TORK AMERICAN. lONQ OF THE HUXTBR'S BiUUE. ST I. K' L, ... toother day—another day,

And jet he comes not oigb} 3 look upon the dim blue hills, -Yet nothing meets my. eye,

,, 1 hear the rush of mountain streams Upon the echoes borne

I hear the tinging of the birds, But notmy hunter'* born., ,t'

eagle Sails in darkness past,*

The watchful chamois bounds

ilj Uiric's hiwfc amfliountli*1'*

Three times thus hare watched the •now SGrow crimson with the stain setting sun threw o'er the rocky

And I have watched in vain.

*1 love to see the graceful bow Across his shoulder slung "^if .Jlore to see the golden horn

Betide his baldrick hu ng.

Dove lus dark hounds and* I fev£ His falcon's sweeping flight llovMo se^his manly .cheek

Olotil

With iBQunUin^coWa^ght

*ve waited patient)^ but now 'i ^r^r°u^ that the*cha«e were o,er.

ma/

bo love the hunter's toil,

i" But he should love me more, X?-"!' ^Why^stays lie thus ?—he. would be

If his love eqalled

I. oJcthiukg had I ont? fond caged dove* would u^t,letpine, '."I* 1| tow*! what are those xinsio®steps

That up t&e ^iliey oottie

gb «ee his bounds—i see himaeifi— My Wricr welcome 4iome I,

'ShouldthrfoHowivg-article chance ,, no hwre an application more locaMhau It 1° of the-Mississippi, it cer-tamfv-ii-no fault df ours. *We~would fTRSWl ",«£"• th« -*ny difficulty of this sort may be cor** rf*c* ljrpu«®ing the course (not the

4y, adopted by -Mr Eagernoos—-fifr-

[J'Vom the Louisiana Advertiser. fried would-deke a newspaper.

,»• ..

John! Ob Johti r-dl -jyf ifZ SiiVu-

Lih"*'a

"That's j«st #hit I »«d fmtrtil

when

I went to bor

.*f: PfPcr'

a°d

jou know you

*JL«pt it two buurs and h& «aa nKi »a^ Vto send 4or if** 7-&

f^en

*7 sometlrmg^eise

Pim,Johi»,do. y«u hear, J«ha^

T« ""i

-v

:?Jtr

got the pa.

'4 ^^r^ -neig^r Liberal is & Hlir

rowrB

w»»t»"g

for

i*r\N*wMa©ng«M« finish readiLthe

T, Mr "Neithmid. rM'-

Sc.'ibel««"

3- h. W. ?"5'

p""

"•d ittwent, t,me.w,r»

fyp:

only (orttuZtm'!

«!..• whU.be

'ol'l

?L ^iadd* i» v. r?aper,

r" ,r

I ,M

e''«^oho»

what stiectas

,, |«per, daddy Mr Xtbaral has got the Mercantii^AdvIr sera way f,0m Mr. ^nbel.r,,. Slj'ihui'i,"' L""''"*

fW»ibe/»na

w,n't

.U tMring,

Uit

iiow J8TM 6'clock, and'I SB pMSZ must wait till after breakfast before I can get the news, and who th,e I (ih ti-violent passim) wouSdgire a«unarkee to read a -newspaper After breakfast Do you hear, John, go. again John, and wait till one 4r the other of the papers is out of the hands -of those rinfernal gormandizing mo^opolixers« and be sure to catch it, 'John, and tell Mr. Liberal that* I will return it, instantlf—do you heaiv Johnf" ?a" daddy,*" (£xu.MMer

Swallow) "Oood raornmg neighbsr. Easrernoos —any thing noo

Ne#! fire and faggots,' I bare sent a dozen tiuies to Liberal there, to request the loan of hia^ paper, only for a momant, atid ilie has the iauiiiti* nence- to refuse flefuse.you. r®

Not-exictJjr refage mevtrathe permits such fellows v&s Liyngvidd* Neitherside, -^crihelerus, and Newsmon-v ger, to pore oyer them for hours, not only (through a mUtaksn courtesy) depriving himself, but his .neighbors' from getting early intelligence of what' is passjijg in the

World.n

My goodness 1 be they. readiqg, 'em now r'

Yes."^Wn^) Well, that's abominable! Why don you take aNoospaperyourself

Why don you take one you are always inquiring .after ^Noos, -as vwi call it." s,„

4.. l*'

"Why 1 tlid fekeoie, but thejrlnter dont leave it at my house any more, cause i-fosckled about the price,' and wood'nt pay him." a good reason for the printer, if none 4or you. Well Johu cfid yoa pet a pape^?" '^Nodaddy, j«,t as^that Mr. Me\therside was done,in come Mr. Hook-it-ana Mr. TJahi, -and I come back L'*-ConfcBd my ill luck ^go .back, do yw be^ and ask Mr. Liberal if he will be kind enough do you. hear

en»»Sh

You

""I «k him

oWwsSe bJ

the ban of this

tettrujog paper a fevr moments, just

^!u^,^hip

-ihH

ow Md

'•nd.me any northern

paper he may have, or if he has not one, ask him to lend -..me yesterday's paper again,-or the day before, or the day before that, or4ast Saturday's, or, do you hear any lMt,.week^ he a

Yes,.-daddy.»i:!^2^£?^T!! ««-determinfed en seine -5H»htaway^absribe

fora

will not be sn pestered with the trouble of borrowing from unaccommodatmg neighbors." ««commoaa-

are right, Mr

pnnttr.

!Eaffecii««s

0nly

iwe itD8w2C F2er

the

«.fite

down, and then you hare a whole-year to pay other five dollars in, aridihan you ean dI8pute the-bil|, and thcyJu send the noospaper three months ifter that afore »t is settled—them folka

alwa-v# lhro"s

nfeTCr

ihink-,

o4r»» rsubscriber ,is done

have^T

wrs Jd-X pWed

afJ(i

compliments,. Jolm do y00

John»

N a

aU the

Tl»e devil see

oIdP*'

pers, aad Jflrs.tv Parrot sent to ifet the/ morning papera as soon as they werl done with.'

:did—then

W,.tub,ofibe

I nfav^

'•"f, 'mi «odoL,

*h«i »be begin# to read 'u, from to omegt. Give me my (nt Joho. N^». er »md bre.kfwt Mr. Swell,* T"U iccotevnaiij nie to the printine of' B«

»mmodi»te|v

^'!nt J'»u_ «7 I mill ill

ow you say

twenty live' before I will impertinence. Uf 1 lend wish X-may be.

will give

tuffer such

jpaperl

if--fn —,

^CcLvdifljr

'Wtablhhment.

i»

Carding Machine-:

make'it |!t^R

I'ecei"

WOOL and

''•.°"th0

W*0 1.

ov«

hi' «ho°l

sh°""'

N»-

™tllc"""workmanlike aaD.

Qry e!ght

«Wo.oi© Eb»vicoTKuxiii inform the Citizens of Terfe-Haute and its vicinity, that he ^h«» jtikeo Room in the House of iBonntc, (Reynolds & Early and offers bis services to 4he Public, in iJie practice df Physic if Surgery,

pi £fat Factory, t, fw TBR-rb-HAUTC

-l^ia

O^DbWHqffivL°W

"July 4 1826. —26,-tf,

ti Chair JFaetory.

»ilf?!,.ki^acrib"',hert^ iBforaulhe .ptilic that he manufactures.

-Terre-Haute, May,6th, 1836. ^A,

ght,

w5re'

Terre- Haute, June, 30, 1826. 35.

R. S. M'CABE.

OKFBR9 FOR SALE ATHI3

fUr C4SH

°H

'. NOTICE.

ALL Persons are .-hereby cautioned agamst, purcbasinff a aottf pf hand executed «yvine,-to,the adwhristrators of Johnidessup deoeaspd^on^the 27th day of August*21824, 'far nineteen dollars,

*2 5aVlJe.Sal

ffsets

against said note.

^Wd, JVbhce 4s. hereby, farther (riven. That if the aforesaid A(lmioistrators do not pome forward and settle the concorn of the Estate, leg^ii proceedings will be commenced against them at tfee next September Terra. *HUGH Ii. FORBIS. 'June K),tW26.

Fancy ChairsfM Windsor da.~.^f%. xffkttees,

and every other article In this line of1 business—which he will sell on -the most accommodating terms—for dash or Country produce the -market price. '"TSNOCH DOLE. 1 erre-Haute June 80,1826 26-tf.

"Goods*

-If! »1

BOmrSB, REmOLDSlsEAMLV J*rf? receuted irom^BUAOBL-' fhia and Baltisiqrb a

General Assortment

MEItCH.l.YUIZE wJiich they will

the lowest prices.?

n: '.

«^fken «P by James Kelsey Jivin-in Rackoon Township, Parke county fnA SvV

SOaRfiL

MARIS ab^t

thirteen and a hall hands high, M.or

year» °ld,,has had the ^Poil Evil, both

Ears -cropped off, a small Star her forehead, anda white stripe JL\ tight nostril, no brandst perceivable an p««d to #0 by JohA i™e»

X°s:kf0KMtbe 4

.« '30RCE HANsifc,-rK

.W* ,4

^lst °f betters

^strssTTss^,

asssss^s

y®1 ArmstrongRobert Bratton, j*. R, Bennett, Moses Car?, Anna Dicks, Ash A_jT*S\r flA1raham Smith I Lloyd Harris, Moses Hicks, Robet Hopkins,

Joh

pounds of

market ^cc^iii°b!i{fjri,^m?uc®

James Julian. Gilbert Lamb, ^°P

E-

Metcak.

(John Norriss,

Elijah Towner. Isaiah Wallace,

fPrinting~exe~ cuted at this office.

&*ler*j «menfUgu

Strata Boat ament)^

THE jinoprietm of tbe

dow in successful i)perationh|Tinrii tween Louisville Terre^lSte ambrican

Wtn. C. D. Linto^ Mieur &

light draught of water, with .1 7 lent ENGINE, and old.

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Or^Abg400iHi"e'^te

,.»©» ai^S~T

May 9, 1826 —I8tf.

ON good term* aeveral LOt!8 i»ii. town of Washington, Daviess r!!^#

Ia*

Two which are cofner lote. JnJ weH improved. A house suffiSu large and convenient form TaVpSiI/ (with a little additional Ke*S

PKU1T TRKM^irtu'.^

irtffisssrafc^

a^ood with Unntl

lots en&losed

»r.lMtho board

Cash,Property, oro^Credit^th^!!! ment.being secured) and an infamiu ble title.will he-given. If,

From the subscriberon or about 1K«

ofJAPril ,a9l

a small

MARE) 8 0^ years old, shod all rouott no marks -or brands recollected sL '""p."? with a Gg.lf MJUtE, of common size, heavr fnal, belonging to Enocti Dole dt Hi, ,tlwK

aanioilll

ha*e since teen heard from. There, fore any person ,wbo will take up and return either or both of them, oVgi,e information where they may be fount shall revive-a Jiberal reward.

W J. HOPKINS.

I erre-Haute June .16» 1826. Sstf.

JVotice^

^"bscribers irereby inform tin

public that, one year ago last Spring, ajed*«d wbit^STEEX^poSidfe beS years old was.d«*eft away in theit drove thro'.a mistake Jiaving biased a pair ^f steers from Mr dobs Kector, oue- of whi6h bore a itrong rc» sembiance, toihe steer just described, was Je&in the -range, and this steer t«. en

4®'!f8,stead.

On our return

irom Philadelphia, finding the steer purchased:from Mr R&ctor, Jeud to the diseovery of tfcis'^mistake, and ba. iVing *nade «diligent though unssc* cess ful inquiry for the owner we are now induced to give this information, requesting the .owner will come forward and receive.his pay.

HIRAM BROCK, SOLOMON BROCK.

July ID, 1826.—27*31

Inasmuch as considerable trouble»^£urs P®rsons who apply to tbe LIBRARY FOR BOOKS on the proper days only, from their being loaned at improper times, 4t will for the future (-n compliance with the Law of the in* stitution) be kept open on Saturday $' iernoon only, in each week--persons ap* Pij'tig for BOOKS at that time can have the right of selection accordingt« the priority-of their applications, and it must be understood that books can not be loaned except on that day.

A T. HIQQIATS. Librarian. Feb. 10th, 1826. 7tf.

Post Office. SI

1 HAVE removed tbe Office from «k •nC Lintons* to the sign of ne Post Office on the public square. vrentlemen calling for letters herflaf* 6r it is hoped, will come prepared money to pay for them—as also pay for their news papers quartcrl/'* anvance. The mortificrtion on their part of being denied will certainly greater than on my part to deny,!#*

r^k

,aw and

such Is the natoi«

ot the business of tho Offiue, that tb« become indispensible, w® snpnf'1

airiCiI

Adhered in wiihou^

»pect to persons JOHN M. COLMAN, July loth, 1826.—2rtf.