The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 June 1828 — Page 4

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TlkE LEG CY OF HE LUTE

Come, take the lute—the lute I loved, 'Tis all hava-to offer thee And may it be less fatal gift-'

Thau it has ever been to me. •5 iSlyVglU still lingers "on the strings,'

The strings I have no-t tort to break: Wilt thou not, dearest! keep the lute

For my—for the departed's sake?

Dut pray thee do not wake that lute taveit upon the cypress tree: would have crused its charmed hords, -1. But they so oft were strung to thee,

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The minstrel-lute! on, touch it not, Or weary destiny is thine Thy life a twilight's haunted dream—

Thou, victim at au idol's shrine.

Thy breath but lives on other's lips— by hope, a thing beyond the grave Xh} near t, bare lo the vulture's beak, 'i iiy self, abound Sc barter'd slave. **4~V And yet a dangerous charm a'er all. $'*•? A bright but ignis-fatuus Same, 'ijjiirijig thee with a show of power,

Dazzling thee with ablaze of fame.

It is to wastf Sfvca^eless hearts

Ttie throbbing music ot thine own: I To speak love's burning words, yet be -Alone—ay, utterly alone.

sought to fling -my laurel wreath,t? Away upon the autumn wind: *alo vain—'twas like those poison'd -1 crowns j* -Thou mays't not from the brow un'W bind. -*1

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predestined from^'my birth to feed On dreams, yet watch those dreams depart 'To bear thi o' life—to feel in death—

.A burning-and a broken heart

"Then hang it on the cypress bongn, I he minstrel lufe I leave to thee--yAnd be it only for the wind :To wake its mournful dirge for nae

l^bl pray thee, dearest one! forgetV« All that can link my thoughfwkh fume 3'd have thee but recall those songs '.Whose only music was thy name

Hope, tear, grief, love, -delight, •'r regret generous spring team t^hich .» glows

Long after sun and star have set iA leaf—nor torm, nor blight can fade

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f^What is memorv 'tis the light -:\v hich ha! owslife—a ray profound v»Upon the brow of mental night *t®i An echo —tin the pa-sing sound iA mirt« —its bright surface shows

An ark in time^ bereaving sea— A perfume from a flower decayed— A treasure for' Eternity

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''Hope comes again, to this heart long a stranger. c, ir*J| ..

Orice morr me sing me .her flattering strain JJut hush, gentle siren, for ah there's less danger

In still sufleiing on, than in hoping a again. f-'1 ZMJ-ttS' -v£

Long, long in sorrow too deep for

"liloomy, but tranquil, this bosom hath lnin i'-'fi '™9,!And joy comi»g now. like a sudden light shining

O'er evelids long darkened, would bring me but pain.

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Fly, then, ye visions, that hope would shed er me, Lost to the future, my sole chance fi-KS'is'f,) of.rest Ej Now lim, not in dreaming of bliss f*-'

that's before me,

Uulj ah, in-forgetting how once 1 iX •»*. wits blesserT^*' 1?

From the «A'eu?• Fork Morning Courier

TO MOTHERS.

.f'~ It-may be useful (o know, and will be the means of alleviating much pain, that when the breast and nipp|ps are much inflamed, and «annot b( sucked, but with the most intense suffering to the mother, a very simple remedy will relieve the breast from its milky burthen, without the slightpst. sutfering This is no other than filling a common bottle with hot water, and after standing a few min®s vites, empty it a*id apply the mouth a of the warm bottle to the diseased nipple, and the njjlk will flow spontaneously into tPie bottle, giving at the same time a pleasurable sensation, ai a complete relief to the overJoaded breast.'

Physician

We bav'e noticed lately'several propositio! made to take 'TRADE* for theic newspapers. One was ask-

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o(l to ta'e the price in out another in tooth pulling am! a third ,%is. Wehave had.ii proposi ion ••vhich beats th?'m all:—A subscriber in putting down the rhmo. and orilerin°p his name off pur list as unceremoniously as the

Grand

In the life of Elbridge Gerry, just published at Boston, there is a letter from Mr. Jefferson to that patriot, dated Paris, May 11, 17S5, at the end of which he introduces Mr. A dams (now President of the United S ates) in the following terms JY\ Gas Hi ''This will be delivered to you by young ?»]r. Adams. He being the son of your particular friend, renders unnecessary Irom me those commendations which I coulu with truth enter into. I congratulate your country on^their prospect in this* young man

Patent Cast Iron

THE subscriber has now on hand for sale, a lar^e supply of ff oorfs Ja~ tent t'att Iron Ploughs, from No I. to No. 4, ich will be solTl on accommodating terms.

Three vcars experience in thi* section of country has proved thestPloughs to be a usetul and vuluanh' ar.'icie, and in every point of viev sunerior to the wrought Iron Plough

Farmers are resp^cttuily invited to call and examine lor themselves Ploughs of either number (completely finished) can he had at all times af this place and all orders from a distance will be promptly attended to* A supply of these Ploughs will S- Jcept at different towns on tinWabash, and at such oilier places a they may be called for.

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Just opened at the Corner of 1st and Ohio streets, in the store room $ ^belonging to D. Dcming, au^

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Consisting of Dry Goods, Hard ware, & Groceries, fyc dfc. which wili be sold un reas«^nable terms

Pork, Corn, Whiskey, and most kind5 of Merchantable produce will be received in payment. iFiir Oliver Jtose. •. imi 171 j.

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Constantinople would order oil a head, informed, us, that he would till take it, if.v*e would print suc.i a paper as -Duff Green's!!! Now by the patience ot J.ob, this bangs a •To 'isten to the harmony 4' horse hair and cat gut, is pleasurable-to loose a tooth, (especially an useless one) is ^endurable and: to get into a snuq coffin, when a weary w.ght has trudged through a 'world ol wo, is not so bad but"to abandon principle. decency, atui duty for the sake of patronage requires more pliancy than we possess. No—we *»woul«l rather be a toad, and feed upon the vapours of a dungeon,than" such a a printer, even for senatorial patronage.—- Virginia J'r&e Press.

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0'Terre-Haute, May 30, 18^8. 0—tf. AJJJIIYTZTIMTOTVS JYOTJCE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Peter Wells, deceased, late of Packe county—Therefore all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against said estate are renuesfed to present them duly authenticated within one year from.this date.

Ihe esfnte ik insolvent.

'*fi JEi5 iHA GARHIGUS, .Administrator. 'May 27, 1828.—5w*.

I?aper AJanufactory. THE subscriber takes this method to give general notice that his

Paper Mill,

tne neighborhood of Madison, is now in complete operation, and that he is prepared for making Letter, tf'rit'mg, Printing and Wrapping Paper of every description, and he flatters himself, from the particular care which he has taken in the se lection of his workmen, (hat the paper will not be inferior to any that is made irvJEhe western country.

Orders lor aoy quantity of paper shall be immediately attended to at the lowest prices for which it can he purchased in Cincinnati. Cash will be given for all kinds of RAG^, and also for coarse TOW, delivered either at the MILL or at the stoi. of Messrs. &N. LODGE, in Madison, who are appointed agents for the above establishment, and at which place there will constantly be kept a -supply of all kinds of paper-

May 23,

JOHN SHEETS,

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STfEitlFF'S SALE.

HJf virtue of an execution to me directed Sf delivered from the: oftcc ot the Clerk of the

Vigo

Circuit Court,

I will expose to public sale, as

law directs, at the 'Covl£HJusernrtnr in the Town of Terre-Haute,

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ty of Vigo, Indiana, on the -3d da of June next, the followmg described tract of land, to wit:-E«ghteen acres, beginning at

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corner ot Sec. No. Range No 9 TV and running from thence. North one hundred and six :& two thirds rods from thence Ea* twenty-seven rods from thence

South, one hundred and six

ft sc-:. HENR¥ ALLE?A feh HENRV May 30th,

For Sale,»

TQ. CLOSE A CONCERNTHH VALUA3I.K

GRIST

belonging to the subscribe!, on [«.accoon creek, Parke county, with

-£208 Acres-'

OF FIRST UAIE-

f,om 40 to 50 acus of which is under cultivation 1 he. lands are well limbered and abound in springy f»l '..iter, sufficient for a DISTILLERY of the largest class.- The ltle will he indisputable, and the f.c-rms (which vviil he very liberal,) made known by application to the subscriber,

that are good workmen

J. Wassoiu

''Terre-Haute, May 23. ^]ST R. Unless the above property is sold at private sale, previous to the 21st »lay of June next, it will then be sold at public auction, without reserve, on the premises, between 12 and 3 o'clock on said tay. —4w. W

TfVO JOURNhYMbN^] "P'

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Jin Jlpprentice,

Jo whom liberalpmiges icill be given. H. RLLNN Terre-llaute, May 23, 1B28,—9rf.

Administrator's jYotice.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have taker? out letters ol administration on the estate of Samii' I Lee, deceased, late of Sullivan county.—Therefore all persons in debtrd to said estate are requested to make immediate iyinent, and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated within one year from this date.

The estate is solvent. *.v A E S HANNAH LEK, Mm's May 19th, 1828 —9—4 w.

ADMPYISTRJl TOWS A"0 TICh THE subscriber hereby gives notice that letters of administration have been granted him on the estate of John Prince, deceased—he hereby gives notice to those who are indebted to the said estate to makiimmediate payment, and thtse who have claims against the said estate to present them duly authenticated within one year from the date hereo'.

Tue estate is probably insolvent. MORROW. Administrator. March 31, 1828—9—8w*.

/TAKEN UP—By Rachel Cromwell, living in Clay County, Indiana. Jackson Township, one BRIGHT BAY MARE, thirteen hands three inches High, both hind leet white, nine years old, no marks or brands perceivable, a large star in her forehead, appraised to twenty dollars by Nicholas Cromwell and Davis Walker, before me a Justice of the Peace for said Township

Given under my hand and apal this 28th dav of April, 1828. jaREDpkyton. j. p. 8*3w'

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li. S. M'Cabe

Is daily manufactuving

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of the latest fashion, and of th.c best of materials, which he will sell low for Cash, Fur, Lamb's-lf ool, or such other produce as will suit jHATS made to order on* the shortest notice.

Terre Ifaute, May 15,1928—Stl

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For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale hi^ whole establishment,at the place usually called Dickson's

Mills,in Parkecounty State of Indiana.

Tne improvements

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thirds rods -and from thence West twenty-seven rods to the place ot beginning, as the property of homas Chenoweth to satisfy W illiam

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which cuts from 1500 to 2000 feet of lumber in 24 hours.—ALSO,

JI Large Steam

*0 DISI ILLERY, built upon the latest and most improved construction, with copper boilers, worms. &c. ot the very best quality, which can manufacture fron: 40 to CO gallons of V\ his key in 24 :ours

ISO'i'iCE.

The late J.EVI JACOBS, maRufaeturer of the

"SUPERIOR, DURABI.F

RAZORS TRAP.

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it Iteming* John F. Crhft, L. II. Scott, itobert Wilsonf E. I'Ulotson,

Gilbert,

S. S. Co Kelt, S ft right, 1 fa •James Farrington, F. Cunningham,

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FH'\ME GRIS1 MILL,

two stories hifth,with a gambrii roof completely calculated {pr the hxture-

a Merchant Mill,

with three pair of stones. '^T sent one pair «»t excellent iitl..rt STONES are in operation, driven bv an undershot water wheel.

."7 A Saw^MiH,-

These works are at present in fuil those Khoare rsot^"tthi-i mor operation and in good repair. 1 hey prepared to meet thera by situated on 13ii? Raccot»n Cieek. are a stream which never fails in t.te dri« st seasons the Mill site is considered to be the best on that Creek, having solid rock entirely across the bed of the stream, and high nanks which never overllow. Ihe surrounding country is one. of the. richest in the s'tate, and altho7 but a lev. ^oar* in Market is already thick'y settled, and has proved to he verv healthful*'*' Together with the Mill the purchaser can have iroai a quar ter to a half section of .,x 5

adjoining them. There is also, a good hewed LOG DWELLING HOUSE on the premises, with every other convenience for carrying on the business extensively.

This property will be sold at a verv reduced price." For further particulars enquire either by letter or personally to the subscriber on the premises or to Arthur Patterson. Esq. of Rockville. who will give every information required.

FRANCIS DICKSON, Jr. Parke County, Indiana,

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Having communicated to me the art of making those STRAPS tor. the benefit of

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erally I shall continue to manufacture them-at my factory in Terre-Haute, where I have and will continue to keep on hand a constant supply, wholesale for exportation

N. I have succeeded in makin-r »t sueh an improvement as will enable mo to warrant them for 20 years when they have careful usage, this improvement also causes the strap toiceep.a smooth edge upon the instrument?: while it cuts it down as fast asiormerly. ». .»

W. OSBORNf

Having used Levi Jacobs' improved, durable Razor Straps we certify that they excee.itin excellence and durability any strap we have ever used, fuid freeiy recommend them as useful and valuable to all those who may have use for such an ar tide.

Moses Hoggatt,i David Linton, ,. 1) fi. Joh nsonfrft' It S. MCabe, L. S. S/mler, ,,

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T. H. Clarke, A L. Chase,*

Isvael Harris, fonory Kinney,

John liritton, Juhn Campbell, Chester 'Tattle, IL Allen, Robert K'ilgore.

8 M'Quilfiiii, A. Ilotchkiss, JV. Huntington}\ C. IS. Modesitt,

MR. OSLLOIW, V""' SIR, I have been requested to give whatever information I was in possession of, relative to Levi Jacobs' Razor Straps. I

that I have been acquainted with Mr Jacobs for twenty years, and I have made use of one of his Straps nearl.v that length of time, I can stale without hesitation that no Strap that I have ever been acquainted with, will prepare a Razor for easy shaving, equal with them.

Yours, Respectfully, PETER ALLEN. January 4, 1828.

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f.,, JV'Vi /1 BIIIC/C S 7 0 OS MARKET STRF.kt a complete unci well selected mer.t of

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PHILADELPHIA SF and admirably adapted to Rv bestowing our undivided] tion upon our business, bvse|i-'' reduced prices- and by ro'ceivh exchange all such articles as agai)\ disposed of, wc selves that we mav j0ok fenva" some conf.dence for a liberal of public patronage.

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Ail having unsettled accoiriM L. H. Scott will readily portftiy/i importance ot having ti.cm c!

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are earnestly solicited to caj/aud-| tie them by note -. L. II SCOT?

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Terre-Haute, 25th Aprii, ig.v P. S We will r,ay the hWv price of the market for

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A RELIGIOUS rFRIOlilCAL TA?E?.

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THE INDIANA'..

lieii^ious InteUimt O O THK object of the contemplsti paper is the same with thatn religious newspapers of theprcsei day vit. to furnish those,who an interest in the advancement off Redeemer's Kingdom, withsucli, telligence as they desire. As I necessity of this publication may doubted by some, on account of number of papers of this kind ready in existence, it is deemed portant distinctly to state, that it not the design or wish of ike psi sons conccrned in the paper no1 proposed, that itsbould interfered the circulation of those already e: isting Their sole object is lopla the dfsired intelligence within t!i reach ol persons who wouidothi wise remain destitute of it. 1 lact is notorious vhatmanvprotess christians, who ought Jerusalem above their chief jir permit themselves to remain mu ignorance of the glorious tni which God is bow do\r.g for' church and the reason they ass.. fortius, is that want of weausti furnish themselves with reliji^i newspapers. And ,o\vir.£ to the'w ficulties and cnibarrasmen's nets sarily attendiug persond se-t-.ing a new country, this excuse^rcaj urged ly many perhaps, propriety, 'i ae design of ^ea|teuiplated paper is to

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selves sive papers hough iiiterv..,..0 lound in us pagi^s at'-p1 •,:• those who mav p''rrsc fh1

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