The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 5, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 March 1829 — Page 1

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A quack

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sets up

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the

night

the

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oat

ov-

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or-

u?»a:jp:ily

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Sr HNG CC A 0 l»

[hi T. es-enokn

A chap once told Patrick' Dean,

While risina trnin hi* seatr^-! mean 0 '1

?*t vp

fur a wit

*A1}' quotn the D« an, if that be true, Ti't \e hest ihint' vou can da,

.'gain to sV

Too manv'*like that would be-wft,j&

tittup for what they are nut fit, 'j,.

Ann always loso their ai»

get up

But end the f&rce by

Am! then

-ivt r-

A »to not worth a cent I-

the

fTr_li

When fainier&* wives £c daughters

.-•fair, *WJs

Set vp

in siik and leghorns rare,

To iook roost wondrous winning,

They

sit

Andiiod his match with aiiJiia wight &

to bury fta!f he luiJs.

inV

-a-

.j/U

'i her

UV RRA"

«iade by" the

4na

'hi

i.4-

-m.

Hv!" nv

t^Vl-B -28.

ill

continue

bu'

•(.'..•ihiLty %V-& u-ie» preparing speedily to fi.tish her ca

11 tCAtni, reerj—when, all at onct, the male

«t- -j&'SS

DUfifi ro PA «irv tooi* of powsa"—

r.EBilK-U AUTE

upon a slippery stand,

Till indigence with isron.hand,

Upszis their v.nilirpi:m\ng.

Sooie city ladie3 too, whose*

Setup

Set up

i.tibli* VV'ill

a-f.'" 4^S?r-

$et thsm dcurt

Shmo fools

r.i'.n'.i-

t.n golfed

••if. es

av-

orpor ni-

VIOO Qt

sett in* doun,

siis dciaii

•». easily as wear old sho'*^,

If e'er so low at present,

But when you have set up in valn^

And find you uiu»t

$it down-

M"i territdv unple jsu

Anecdotes of Elephnnts

U:"i

ii.fi'.

KD, /-f rushed forth with the utmost fury

ii 'H3i frpm his hiding place, and with a

•'V. ,™ ghfiii and.frightful scream, like, the

S 0

the L'?gi»la- di^egarding the others, singjed out

,vt» ^lan. eof unfortunate man (Cohus K.iopper,

v% .h% viz: iljihk was his name) who wa-» the

*r" %•.. lU'.ij bat the jx-.s-ui that fin-d upon his wound.

5 ui* oy pa iog tid'^omrade, and wino

», nf»

it- '-i jiur

:f *. a-l »*.u"

^r ^K,-

-s-i

a*.

again.

UliCKieLJUVfCOUS

wh0

A middling fai u.er thinb be can fcoialcs. UaviiiC bpen »epanteil om

Set up to ti a fi.n»!fm»o, S' fher

cucter/Cv

But aftvi'wai.} atusn and twist

Is set doxcrt on the pauper* iist

again rallied Hi the conflict,

assailed them, he succeeded in con-

leer% uw a settler in South Africa^"

had an almost miraculous escape oa

an «»cc 'tsion somewhat similar. He

had wone out to an elephant hunt

with a party friend* and had ai

for wi-di -m, wealth, renown, ready succeeded in killing one or

yuane

was the first the animal W

man.

to leaf! the too with hei i^rajsed proooscil, rve lor-

to lead too ,th hei

to live, by law,

And tuo'they are'ail over jaw,*

Soon fail for lack of brain

But had the boobies only just

Known where they o,

TIkjtM

^:nrh

»*f-. "i

sav'd a world of pa,

the doctor trade,-c- v*uo£ one at ibe -same im t^t.rais

could oe use the *e^on'* spade, »„. a ery »u another d.r^tiov toe

No better taan his piMs, dangerous atfima) wenf ^hout

/U mav set up for v^hatyou choose about the streets ruooin^ friru Qne tf

I* 1-." K..t-»lw. KimaU _! _»„l .„!/• rrA f.\<p></p>GO'TO^U.^HI.

and everj.pos-'sageverelv wounded, that sho bitters, standing'about th streets,

nabicaobc^ TcHty, and the hunters having got

.u^,i d, and her and the wd, were

itOAl) I'ORCi

iteu a young !ad r. talking

M^ore to another- and neve

cenl's worth ot goods—-h

think* X, wants to ee and

the yoong sh »p keepers

the unters bi^urpWl two elephants amus-meats, wh.-u he outfit to-be

Odun^us a male and a female, in an open spot at his book that youth thinks I,

the skirts of a thick and thorny will never be ao iionor

\tiJ thi u^ie. The animals «-d towards Hion

irU'-u hdU5 Silvio- Of many balls which struck him in- keeps half a dozen apprer ices and

When I see a young nn| a st«-

d»ut at law or physic, lurhisj about

the taverns, or struttingja^

oa 'd ,,f streets, and aiming all i-

le to retreat with the sauie he ought to"be in ins np that

Yni of a trumpet, charged

a.i acid Co- Jown upon the huotsmen.-*So f}r-

..to be jb}e ?as the animal's aspect, that

Is ifiiiti sheety with aU insti'iC'ivelv sprung tot.ieir iiorstyf«, twice ft wn^k and H-d lor lile. The elephant,

-j,

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r/~*s!

.4.**

•If

«jj. v5C\

fi „/x ^t v-y- ,, .-V

errc-

Son

''-si^ve ro £inioms op am hour."

NTYv* INDIANA- MABC 11 7, 1829

fectiopatelv caressing her, supp^rf-

in** her wounded side tvith his shoul

de?, and reiiardt of the volleys o*

vV h« balls with: which the hunters

oat of their reach into

veying her the impenetrable recesses a the tor a **." est

One'of niy^wn friends, Lie'&f.

John \1oodie, of the Scotch Fusil^

was uic utai y.i

of, and she mstnutly ruf^hed .?po.'j

VI, friend gave ljvm*etf up «h.ch

for lost nor would the

dcspjii have av&tftid tum—

made theai to ^their lu.bands

the «.,««,ur when tae W about t^ceJor h,

'J't,,,' -iley sit hi^h ori fashion's 8i?at, tunately simrjaled and Mi! The el-

8- Cia- Age, death or poverty, albeit, epuant, biiubu* to arrest h^- impetus

aaoa. ou.i career, made an 'at^rapt to

thrust him Through with her tusks as

nui nau rile uuuuir, J,,. bruised him with one oHhnr hu^o ... '-f •*.

Ihj JlnthorUij.

LAWS OF'f HE UMfBD 4 TK

»two *of a small herd and *h»» re-t AN AC How lurther time to

ior.'nt all reaard to her ufln salft*

W ith povtrty and sh3uie- re^r.ating before thtftn^ to their cvmp ^te K-uin® and locating ^The House then proceeded to rho «.„!» i«tne»MS, when 0^' »f^lie% L,."d W„r4nU. «nn«le.rati.»D of the 'eao-

one 'among »(Se buslies,

?S search fur it VI.. Vloodiiwho had tliug and locating of military land nr the proceeds of the sale .,. th.nec-happ.-oed to he oh l-iot at. ^he time, wairs'it.." »ppro»ed ih- twenty, lands, (not found to clash ,tl, any

Wlll^ril

itivitv i»f

Hand

eight

wa- done at Jv+* Wut,,j.u-t. .Ueie.by nui.ti. a iu

'k bu the Senate St ff'use

Ihe, ma a uu^ht toil froro aiprn to ,» archi.]^ .'uitner for him I lnciudm* -Qiiena," ^ish that the resolution even witul.

vin^ a lady,

nVr-caV flJpiirt. rf^uallv, was soon safe from the Lmoymen, rise in the „»rn,ng at Jealter the lota bhali be ottered the management of that great b.anch

fhii

t'Avi'ti fitf

pleasui e, thinks 1,

We were on Wednesdl last^i-

the novel spect cle of a -J

*^E.

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w~ yt

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•w--

.• .• -United Sta t»

ana to *uwu

t, public

s*--

-1 '[Public

for esai'l, at the at«

1 S»

ED AV TRE SECOND SP.SSJOt* ras ri^hsriEVH conghfss

M//C

No. 13

& Be it ewcteiby the

"i«lf A

"oust

of Iti-pnuntativauJ 'lie Vn:led -ta es Jttsohyd. Vb&t

if .America in Coupe* assembled- Yuoiic

1i 2 maternal atld -urned I'ii.it Itf? act entitled "A.i a-it. Iquire.into the eipedi.ncy of appro-» .^-J ,^|

-back in wrath upoii her ptouers tu i« lurther time to compete the set- priating so ich c.f the public (yindrf

ht «i»h day of Ma,, one thou and e, ht pr.-v.ou, contract for the payment of

W a

id sue ii.snnny rumeu ..pcj hundr«d and *«nty.|our,anil, also, the public dent,) for the advance-^

him To escape from anlmgrv el- the operation, of the act, approved merit ..I common sciiooU in the thir-j

A 3 4 a a a a a

cult eoouah for iweli mnuifted hor ,e- «,nd e.eh! hundred and nineteen, has been g. anted to those State,.that

hundred

torm

dear, to sei^e or *trdc» him'tl the earth after tac twenty-sixth day ot lands hate been acqu,red as a com-. st Jit fiion property, by the joint experidi-

£i

thrust hun through With hvf tusks as v..Aoe-rresiatnr «n i'« turusi

praise proo sc j, ANf)itKW S KVKNSON, tu»-e «f t!»« olood* and treasure of thij

ht to s,t ^tte Lng dT all nd sold ,, disposed of ,,,

iin

a *mbUd

pr,ipcr. Provided,

the

1 O I 'c

abour the coutaixied

•.

a a

..fi. vr„uEe, Will be the°tiiirkets and the male, in spite When" I sec a tradesaan, that turned to tne Secretary of the irea- Uve u^ury ttom the aykteui which

IllS a., ki..K^Jt hirllf«»rat ItlbiiC Sa'C.

RTR^TIWERAT

Linti tor the States ot 1 linois aod lution and the principles upon whicb.\

Missouri, and th- Territory of Ar- it was founded were injurious to t\i%U

kauris be tail oft lOto t»wu lots, new States of the Union The pro.

sheets and avenue#, and mto out- position went

lady, sheets ana aveoue#, auu .u,. afeeen bv lots, havio/regard to lots aod streets old State, a quant.ty of the public -r

''and til* such dimensions, as tie u»ay granted to the younger tneenbe*» of li a stu- ... p^.yj.,1 tap trAi-.t tae confederacy:and it wore a ver» i-'r

P,W.C

thinks I, will aeoiiW the as he shall think pop*, fro- tion to the S^

»th of insolvency. vided, ihat oo town lot snail te ,o,d tne case, ihe Itoth .ectioa of

VittrU. I'sai. uv i«""

bout the streets, ys.tin^ ""I'^Lid "10^1!)' shall tr.L ihe

a S 6

team of ddgs which ha^ ^Irawn a thereof, on account ot sit- no benefit from the gift, was «bh., d|

heretofore have

*1 7i it If wasbrrtl'hl iu a traveling trunk «ci «W Und heieoy au^

001

.ler the direction ®t tne President pression had gone abroad tha. U*

yt#»D

[VOL. V. NO. L.

.. '*•1 !**jw of tWt'U y-fiv(0»

dollars per acre if within the sec

ond class, at thf rate of fifteen dolv

lars per acre and if within the tbirj

class, at tate of ten dollars per a~

ere:

Providsd,

person* a

that no one of th»

.ie»aid

shall be permitted

to purchase by authority of this «eo

«&- lion more than one half acre of

ground unless a larger quant ty

shall be necessary to enr-rac* p, iv

roanent improvements ahead m- *dg*

Approved, o'h Febrinrv, lB"29o &

COJVGRklSS.

V/ S-*

OF UEPUK^BN VAr IVRSo

!v*r'

icn fhpiuihiir fleot.^ for the advances..

the aai.1 act .( one thou have been admitted into the Umou.

& A 0

and twenty four since the

have avarieu nuu-fUie anmi- revived, he ami the said ac» are iven.ment, so as to equalize ih« na .• i.xihimI iv\ continued in the advantages to each and ail tha

fi- years from bt jjj

the .use fi tlv woole Union .*

JfitLSC. r^LslO 'N, The question wiff'oti motion of

-.t, a. i, V-'mv- Pr^Lirffnr .it tur U. Stat«K» Mr Dontan to amend th«» resoiu„

ho I iv on the ^rouati rfor her, and- sua f.» sus n\ oc«»4ifc. ntuy mi «. „. t'.L, ,,irv IH'9 "/tnd that he same Comrai' tee b» arrwdiiv* tore up ie eaith Approv. ti, 3 «n v, hodv a.fl »ii»ht'/* »iiN OUINI'.V AiMSSS. instructed to inquire in'o tne ju». an inch o_ »t» J* 5' ••. •«(?,-..• tice ol paving the new States a*

p.».Ai-i«nt t-»^ Seuatft. tion bv adding the following wordsr

a a

annntion nr the tipnpral

a' il

adoption

in money equal t. the ta» ,ip-

river in the S'ate the United Mates, and which nag

exempt from a Stat.

compa t,m the same ratio that l.nd&

belo: g'Og to individuals has UeeaL

taxed oy said oew States"

Mi Duncan, said it was not

JutiT. uud.r the he au ndccnt ne had proposed tc^?

ivc'i-a he Purveyor of the public it, should pass. Tne original resw|j)

alieadv su-veyVd. in uch manner, laods equal to tnat which had b-eo

\\e United States, at uucb proper laods in question were a pure ioua-

tneir oi a sum »ess than live dollars aod allotted to each township for tn#

'-ve-co»,,on n. h-

gent ol the Uni ni flint vainM it r.nme into

fiJm 4„

I'V

.v,

tterfne&day, Jan 2£y

•~*4

the committ °u jt

Lands be instructed to IB-,-

give to the thirteen

ie. tract tae confederacy and it wore a very

a off shall not exceed the quan- plausible appearance to those whjfr

in entire section, were unai^uamted with the results

town lots one quarter of an "hich followed the apportionment

thinks I, jhe quantity of two acres eacn. far hum benefits haviog been d. nv*

the ouMota ex

is prole*. sii^u De ed on^their part, the reverse was th».

unai^uamted with the resultl

the lands to tfie otw States.

completed, a plat thereof snad be re factj for they had sustained a posw

y, and within twelve tnoot .a had been adopted and

',f-

\, 4 "i:-. 4.

ot the General

«I«. «.T.ON.IA.,

8enate

».-«m a&le for public Use» Mr Duncati resumed Pi*cu iap

lev or to class the lot* already »ur« S ate, but to the cit-iaena ihe io^ik

Jf -&•*

»fare**itl

v4' »i

'fl

T" ,W $

0 0

into «Jmi in which it was situated b!(l

.. ^J..A tn said town of Galena, into ship in which it was sitiiatedj hs.d

oiding to the rela- the State,, which ot itself, deaveA

^it}iiity 101 Uusiuess in con-i eiaiion of it, to exeoip' fi Ufc

aru however* to ue*uw taxation U) five years, all lands sonif

made thereon and pre- by the United States, and all landfl|*'•

sale of ihe saiii lots as granted as military bounties Whati,.

and every person, was the consequence of this t' ani

their i^cat represent- ment and wWi been the loss whicbj^

°r^titativesi wno shall it had occasioned Vo the Treasury of^ I

t, ""kawp obtained irom the a- Illiuois ^-vA million of acres ot lan#^

Im4

«.th various billa

had been sold the United fetate»k

_mj

mUte(i beeu

"V jiCv

iad°

distributed, the tax uponl which

& if

M'-

31 Avs