Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 January 1810 — Page 4

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POETICAL ASYLUM, FOR THE WESTERN SUN. FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE For the New Tear 1810. BLEST Friendlhip's like the (lately trees Which (hide the plain and hill, Sweet Love is like the tender leaves That grace the fount and rill. The one in bunds forever bright, Joins mankind unto man, The ether with decptive might But two unites in one. Love, folitary and forlorn, Ungen'rous and unkind, Oft phces in our fouls a thorn . That waftes our peace of mind. But Friendmip, godlike and fin cere, P rvidcs creation through, It's charms releafe me from all fear, It's joys are ever new. Chil l of the paffions, f-iithlcfs fofmf Of all our ills the caufe, Love rif-s in our brraft a ftorm Unknown to nature's laws. Offspring of reaf n, heaven's child, Divine celrttial ray, Pure Irt-n lfhip calms our pafllons wild, And turns our night to day. Year after yetr I've wifh'd to fee Thefe two unite their hands, For earth would he a hvav'n to me With Love in FritnduYip's bands. Wh-n I approach tht happy dome Where Love and Fnendlhip's near, Wit'i mv dear friends 1 feel at home, And welcome the New Year.

January 1ft, 1810.

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PROPOSES Br WILLI IM D R0MG00I , For punliihiu tiy funfi riptmn in Bairdftown. (Ky ) a Periodical Work, to be entitled THE GARDEN. BrCHRISTOPHER CRABTREE, Esq. A AD OTHERS. So all agreed ihiough fureet diverfitie, This Garden to adorn, with t;reu varietie. TO THE PUBLIC. A conliJerablc prt ot the propofed work, will tonfill in abufe of the public m g'-n-i .1, or. wht is the lme thing, in lampoiniM rh-ir viies and foibles ; and wc dout n t ' ut rverv man will b" lo anxious to lf-r vh,t is f.iJ Hii.l! himfvlf that iic vi!l Hitliout hiit-ition puithafe ar.J c.rc-f,i-A -iul- o,ir pip-r. Thr chief ojrC lio .v r, t t ii - pi - i-nt d J Jr ef to the punlie, is i'i Author, to pulF omlVlves into in'tic - ; I t .'. onr li:-r irv pretention, tiici "i Hit '",'rvvrt.il;s , tint wc ar.r as well a cp ' otrc! h i - (! lilies, the S "ncr, Trades ni P t-i:i t , as thr m .titrr tint or- u. By '.In-, m-tho.i hkrv. i'r, e -:ur ct t i C'Tmuii'.' the .tln,;:i u b- '. :,rr'MMLre of vtir c;i:n, py niT. Wr w.i'M ,; : tint to ronJMrn our works

tl-ro p- , Iior pre t

w iih'MK ! !vm- rt- .d ii,-m ;

?t th-m, i;"f t.v ! -.ve tl.e i.. fo rtune ci bciii in ci:.p;i:.j 0f thr wili ouds ci'

Kentucky; but we intreat them to joir witji us to fofter the native genius of out lUte ; trim the untried pinions of the Wrf tern Mufe ; awake the minds of our Free born Youths from their lethargy ; and opei before their eyes, in delightful profprdV intelleiSlunl fields which they may be inti ced to explore. We are proud to inform the public, that the gates of our Garden are now thrown open ; and we invite them to enter in ; ex amine its productions, and contemplate its beauties. Within it, Apollo reigns, who, to charm our courteous victors, flull fing ori gin.il verfes to divine airs ; and enrich its fcenery with all the decorations which can delight are fined imagination ; and the Mifcellaneous Mufr, (hall fcatter in the path way of our fpeftators, " Fioxvers of all hue and without lhorn) the rose In the mean while jolly faced Wit, lhall hang an Epigram, Pun or Anecdote, on every Tree, to entertain our vilitors. We have endlcfs variety in our Garden, and know how to join bitter and fweet, and charm by novelty even the Thiftlc and Nettle are not wanting there ; by which the rude critic, who endeavours to defpcil our flower?, will be ftung nor are wc without Crab. Apples, and green Peifimons, with which we will undertake at aqw time to ftifFen, and m.kr rough, the fmooih and nimbh- tongues of flaodcrers. In "Thrift all

kinds of yerbs that ever entered into the Medical Vocabulary of an old dame, we have, and mean to have in our Garden ; whether efficacious iu eafing the heart-ach ; in frothing the troublous pa (lions ; in cleanfiug the corrupt fouls of men ; or in (litnulating and enlivening the ftupid fenfes. Leaft fome cohceited youth may take it into his brains (head we mean) to que (Hon our literary abilities, we here give fuch a fpecimrn of our acquirements, that we are confident no one will have the boldnefs to interrupt us hereafter. We, therefore, inform the Doctors, that we know Eftuhpius wbs deified, and that the beft methods of curing the tooth-ach arc are to boil your head well, and then hake all your teeth out, or to fill your mouth with water and hold it ever the fire until it boils " The Military man and Duelift, we inform, that guns and gun-powder, were invented by Swarts, i Monk of Cologn. The Belles' and Beaux, we inform, that Queen Elizabeth was the firft woman who wore filk

(lockings in England; and that the French King, whs the fit ft per fun who ever wore them. But to the Lawyers, we honeftly confefs u Ignoramus." It may not be improper, notwitl. Handing, to lUte, that we hive fcen the outsde ot Blaikftone, Coke, Dallas, and others, which is nearly as much as many a squib cracker of the day can fy. But above all, we are great Lmguifts, for we know that the Greek name ot water is Vaery the Latin name, Aqua the French name, Eauy the Dutch asse r ; but as to

she Hebrew, we declare to our readers,

that our infuperable deteftation of the

whole Jewilh proteffion, has been the caulc

of our not luving Uudicd their language. After the above niodeil dilplay of eruditi

on, we hope no one will dare to fneer at

our productions, t;ut let us Jight in peace,

with the vices of the land.

To the Ladies, we mkc our beft bow ;

put our beft foot foremoft, and allure tlum, we fhU always be on our P's and Qs

Good-natured wholefome advice will be td-

rniuiftered to them, reflecting the management of their beaux ; matnmony will be

nmmendod and preached up for tlicir lakes.

And woe be unto Bachelors I lor we

ill frj pefter and worry them, that th-y will choolc to bow beneath the yoke of Hymen, rather than endure our artillery of

wit, ridicule, reafon and laughter for we

ire warm admirers of the gmtle lex ; and

profcfiVd difciplcs of Chcltcrfirld.

In ord. r that our Garden in ) not wound

the eye of any one, wc have determined to

exclude all rclnnous deputations -nd ai

tti politics, although we Imvc no di'u'Jt bu'. wc could provr, tt.4t ThotnaS Irilcrhxi Ij

great, and good in n, and that the

r.oratic, is the belt lorm ot ovr rnn.ent,

vet we will carclullv voui

Letters ; nr.d willi their crsT.ruir.ications to confill in Moral, Sii-ntific, Diverting, l.itrraiy fuhjedls, or fnt h s rehte to thr f.ihionable world. Tototulndc, wc have, s in the words ol rur motto, k4 All agieed through fwert t!iv.-i trie, This Garden to adorne with gfcat vaiietie."

CONDITIONS or THE GARDEN. I. The Garden fKall he printed on a New

Type and 0,1 paper of a fuperior quali

ty, and executed m a ftyw, not intenoi to any work hitherto pjinted in the (l ite. II. It (lull iflue every Two Weeks, and be delivered to fublYribn s neatly lliti lied in Blue piper; each number (lull contain twelve large Dimoicimo p-ges. III. The pi ice to fnbfc ubers will be Two D-liars per annum, paid in advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty (cuts, payable at the expiration af fix months. We rarnrftly h-tVech thole gentlemen who may hold fubfeription papers for the Garden, to return thrm to the Poft Maftrr at Bairdllovvn, by the (it ft dy of March next, as we are anxious to commence iIk word immediately. Bairdftown, Dec. 30th, 18Q9. C7Subfcriptions received at this oflice. PUBLIC NOTICK, ' K LL perfons indebted to the eftate of JL JL flenry Pea, dec. are hereby rcqueH ed to cotne forward on or before thr lOih day of March next, and fettle off their refpec?.ive accounts all perfons having claims againft fid eftate Hiealfo requcfteii to bring them forward by that day properly authenticated for fettlemenN JOHN PEA, I DANIEL PEA, S Executors,

January utn,

NO-7 ICE,

of us will ftart to Philadelphia

le firft day of February next, we

therefore reoueft all nerfons indebted to us.

to make payment before that day. It mull be obvious to all, that punctuality is indifpenfablein cur buftnefs, we therefore hope, due attention will be given to this notice' Ckprlcs Smith, s?'Cb, January 3d, 18 10.

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posr.oiTrcn, . VlNChXNKn, j .iiuiary 1ft, 1310. A LIST of letters r n.iii,g in this oftice duiii g the laft tp-rtrr, which it not taken rut before the expiration of three months, will br leturprd to the gen eral poll dike as dead Ittu-r, r. A

Jonathan An'.hcny, JoiVy Amelir,

Smurl Atlains, Kohert Allen, 2 llaac Andtrfon.

J ft pli Brooks, George Bathe, Frederick Bfs, Mr. Cmp-nel, Thonnis ('ooper, JwlVph Collings,

B Iamrs Black, William Bafs, Tlachel Barnctt. C Alexander Chambercj Daniel Comer, D

William Donaldfon, Wi H. Dunnica, (ofeph Dunhp, EnochDavis, K Fhomas Emmifon, 2. F

Davis Floyd, Lewis Frederick, Anthony Griffin, A. G Goudlet, William Moguef Samuel H-)nes, Garvis.Hazclton, Samuel Johnfton, , ' .Francis Keuncr. F. Languidoe, Samuel Lemcn. Nancy M'Kee, Da niel M'Clure. J ofeph Mdlcome, Ifaac Montgomery. James NeaL Polly Ptrvin, Sarah Parmer, N Reuben Sullenger, W. W. Sartcr, . f-' Michael Thomas, ,

Divid Watfon,

Willrm Woods, John Work,

Thomas Flowers, A. &: J. Frknd, . i G Willi m Gamble David Gamble, H Hewry Highpcl, John Haddan, Levi Hollinfworth,' J K L John Logan, M JohnMurphy, j ; : ' Henry Mace, John M'Coy,

William pLarce, Benjamin Prke, EdwarcTStapleton,

. J- F. Thompfon, W James Wilfon, .JcffcWall,

lOUC ol.

tlsat fnject. In thr d.-p ,n ni-n t ot Cri-

tiutm, we will lometun-b 4u;)e.r ; and . 'O . lurh is our bolUnek, tint sp 1)A not hc litair to attavk i he hugeh Fuho's, ttie Co lun.'o'dnot eXv'rptrd. Bo: wr more par tu ui o !y tlrclaie our lelvi :hr GohiGuds ft i(ra!itv, and the lvvorn luc to toll i:iutier ot Vice. Wr rarneftly invite the Corrr fponde nee of the YoutLs of the Weft, and al! men cf

3 NOTICE, j o the fubferiber intends leaving this jLi. place for Plilad Iphu, on the 15th of February next, for the purpofe of j ur chafing goods, he eaineftly lolicits thofe perfons indebted t9 him, to, 'call and pay their accounts before that time. George Wallace jr. Vincennes, 6th, J in. 1810.

'AKE NOTICE,

END to pply to the next March

ot Common Fleas, for the coun

ty of Knox, and Indiana Territory, to el tablilh a ferry a ere Is the river WaOafhfrom my land to the oppofite bank. Samuel Ellison. January 4th, 1810. INDIANA TERRITORY,

Clark cvunty9 set. Mofes M'Cann, plaintiff, y Abraham Romine, defendant. ' On lortign Attachment. j HEKEAS a wiit ot foreign atV V tachment hath ifiued out of tiie court of Common Pleas ot laid county a gainft tle lards and tenements, goods, tlutties and eficCts, rignts and credits of Abraham Romine, at the fuitof Mofts M'Cnn

in an action ol trtfpaf on the c.fe, v. hit harKmx, as the property of the fid Elic

attachment the Ihtufl ot l.iid foun'y hath returned 4 cxe uted on a le..fr tor 7U .crrs of iMousid' Notice ii hereby given, tht unhls tlie iaui delcndant, lhali, by hiu.fcll or aitorn"), appear and give Ipecial ball to aniwer laid luit. judiiient will be entered a.ja.nit hir.i by d' tault, and the property lo attached cl i lp. led ot tor the benefit ot all creditors sholh-ll a prar to be entitled to demand thereon, and Ouil pply for tiu. purpofr. Sam. Givatlwu C. C. P. Gab u ill 1. J'JiiNMo.N, j) Attorney tor pltfi". JetTerfonville, u pt. 20ii.. 1809.

Adam Young. ' 65 GENl. V. JO HNS TO?,' pi mIn the General Court, ' Indiana Territory. Ettiennc Tromble's adniiniftrator orjofenh Lamottc, deceafed, vs. : "

Elie Williams, furviving partner of Elliott

and Williams. f Tres. Case.

X7HEREAS a writ of foreign at-

V V tachmenthas been ifiued from the Clerk's office of the faid General court, in in favor of the above named Ettiennc 'Tromble's, adminiftrtor de bonus r.on, of Jofeph Lainotte, deceafed, againft the goods nd chattels, rights and ciedtts, land; a;:d tenements of the fa id Elic Williams, furviving partner of Elliott -nd Williams, returnable to the Srptmiber term of the prelent year, of the faid General court, afcd

dirrdicd to the iheriil of the county o

Knox ; which laid bhent: returned tlereoti

that he had attached a tract of land of four hundrrd acres, number teventy part of

t:.e old lunation, in the f aid ccuntv

Williams,

NOW public notice is lirreby given, that onlefs the faid Eiic Williams does anprar by hirnlclt, or hi. attorney, and entcc Ipeciil bail to the f.,id fuit, :hi: iudr-.

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For fJe

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THE PER PL IU A L ALMANAC, Tn.c 12 C:::::.

y default, will be entered agamic

him, ani the proprrty fo r.ttathed will be

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. Hurst C. C. C. G. W. Johnsto?:, P. (A ) Demttr 1 Bih, 180l. i'P.OM THE VH F 5S OF E. STOUT. PIlt.VTFR TO Til K TK!:i:ITOI!V AN D OS iJih LAWS Ot Tilh L'MTKD JTATiS.

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