Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 13, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 April 1822 — Page 4
.'- ' From Franklin Repository. TIIr.SAYLOirs BUKIAL. Y si:n;')'d him a bed in the sand, Ju; I ' M 'jv the white foaming billow; c ii '! . sjvi k ; buitlu- li.tinl (, F: itnclsiiip, prqxu'd him a pillow. Aw v-'.' l'dd him a Ions in his bed, Jv.ch tongue was tettrr'd in sorrow; M u- tears o'er his relics were hed. As we covered them up in the furrow, Y raisVi not a stone on his grave, Nor bent down a knee in devotion; Ai i.l U'ft his dirge to lie sung by the, wave As Vr liim it roll'd in commotion. Y;th sad hearts wc left him alone, Hi posing on Friendship's soft pillow: Tro.n the ship the fired him a gun.
As we launched our barque o the billow !
CKAYTUW. From a Ian- ;rk ssmden VUE ClOQVJE F I E. Presses sr tic itly fT i b ill. In tv -. she's Ivirdly drcssM at all; A thn-g to Y uike s quite distressing, It !( es so Iitt e mom f r guessing hjrr th angelic lhtl dragon Would look with'Vit i s'nle rag on. London lien 30
Lnt Moment of Honaparfe.
w the average J missed with a slow formal incli-'one 02. oil of tar half a pound by iter ige. Tne nation of the fan, which makes his weight; and after simmering the e day on which blood tun fold. The fan now neats' oil and wax a little in a pip-
v whieh has recently appearPnis ndcr the title f "Cap-
v of B nanarte it St Hele
a a ti
na B.apa? e for some time con si I cd nim elt' attacked bv an in
tcrnal di-t-aw which would spedi
lv prove fata! to him He sometmvs mentioned it. accompaned v ii onbrous presentiments B . t t va suppled to he no t Vi;unoe t an t e wandering of an a tive im tti'maiion left unem p' yet Hie weeks before his d .on it labored wit a spade in hi - n Irn so long and so severely a- 1 nt to faint from fatigue JS me Hv suested to him the p .'ai injury to his health
". mm ne. Mt cannot nurt my health thai i lot beyond all
m ;e It will shorten mv davs ' 1 MiMject ho ti-ive b 't little time
parity rather below
t Iitt le girU of her
2d of Aoril was the tl
he was observed to be seuously screens the titter and whisper; Kin, tne 011 01 tar musr. nc a meu,
indisposed. He rose early and imw condenses a smile into the when alter a gentle simmering awalked in the garden. He. aftei dark sparkling eyes, which take gain for a few minutes, stirring it a few minutes, set upon a bank tieir aim just above it A gentle the whole time with a stick, the
apparently laint. .iionttioion I tap 01 tne nn . cummaims iue at- t ijm?ii.u, u
went up to him and asked him if tention ot the careless; a waving, 1 same ume. u an ounce 01 napina oe wasta ven ill. Yes,' said he. notion calls the distant; a certain he comeat able, and the purpose
1 feel nausea, and a sick stomach, twirl betw een the fingers betrays ; tor it is to ne used shouia renacr
the avant couriers of death doubt or anxiety; a quutk closing the expense no object, tne corn-
Count M uitbolon smiled B n and displaying the folds indicates . position will, by the addition
aparte took bis arm and said - eagerness of joy. In perfect com-. thereof, receive considerable un-
My friend, we must not lauo-h at bination with the expressive tea-1 provement It is used precisely
death w lien he is so near us' The tures of my countrywoman the as oil would be applied; and
liule Julie soon appeared with a fan is a magic wand, whose pow ' where it may be required to sofbasket and caught his attention, er is more easily felt than describ- ten old and hardened leather a
He brought her into the saloon ed , washing or sponging with hot where breakfast was prepared ; water first is advisable, and the and filled her basket with different By late papers from Mexico, liquor should he driven in befor e sweet things, adding a bottle of li- which have been received in this the fire. Leather or cordage quot , with these words this is for city, it appears that the whole of dressed with thi liquid never rots.
our father to drink my health ' that kingdom is independent, and ' hardens, grows mouldy, or per One day he sent for a jeweller to jranquilly proceeding to o.ganize ishes with blacking; it is likew ise alter and repair some trinkets and ils government. The following . a complete destroyer of seapir.css
asked him i; he could make a sil- passage, from a proclamation ot , in sheep, and other animals. As
ver coffin The ieweller tried to tne Regency ot Mexico, announ- to the expense, one application of
Veetraet the follow ing from shift the question B naparte re- rl,,S the form ()f elition induces this is supci ior to four or five of
peated it- I shall die.' -in a few tne neuei mat tne Urgency (to oil
weeks.' God forbid that we mu consider tne treaty ot Igual as should loe y our highness said the binding upon the nation : ot er. -Gndgrani that I may "The soveieign junta has ordie soon very soon returned dained the installation of a nation Bonaparte lam well convinced al congress, which will unite all
tiiat ute is not a biessinir but a 1 ne intelligence necessary to estab
lish a constitution suited to the
cutse tie then approached a
11 piano, touched the keys for a few
mmcnts, producing s me vague.
but noi inharmonious movements and r tided with playing bis favor
ite air O Richard! O mon Roi!
L'Univers t'abandonne lie often stretched himself on a
sofa opposite the garden window, and read with a loud voice from Te.lemaehus, or the Henriad lie inqujied one day, with gteat eagerness, whether an Knglish
circumstances of the empire, where the legislative power is confided to a national representation, in order that it may be justly said that the resolutions of the Cnn gn-ss. and the constitution they establish, is the legitimate expression of the will of the inhabitants ot tins empire. "KxtTrise. therefore, citizens, the noble right of suffrage to
which the llegency invite you. Uememher that the object of assembling this Congress is. that it should proceed to perfect and consolidate a constitution, suited
Journal v'ould he procured him. With some difficulty a newspa-
in tor eonmoMtion nt memoirs of Per was provided He took it.
v bis life. Bv trand one day urged and glanced ov er it hastily and to the independence of the nation, hirn to labor whit nmre assiduity suddenly exclaimed Ah. Naples! "-Inch udl discuss measures cab
w u.Mn;ith :nH Iim t n h poor uevi s ai m nt w:w thf ht i. ouucu iuuivc biaoiuty io me em-
the tonan of mv own life- vest king they ever had but he Pire to securcits happiness, and
A wander had his Quintus Cur- did not know his subjects They to Promote its glory. Tills is the
are all Lazarom from the duke l),an 01 tn,s Work
ot -down to the lowest. hf.r. The maner of electing deputies
gar!' The morning of the dav on lloes 1101 vtMT essentially differ
Which he died he said Death 11 om mat prescriDed hy the cort
Itath nothing to affright me. For stitution ot Spam It is made
three weeks drath has been the imperative on some of the proviuct.mpamon of my pillow Now (U s to choose o e deputy from
among tne secular clergy, one bom the at my. and one either a
tr-!S and 1 shall have mine. At ah e c its toy life is recorded in im achievements A sh. rt time bri re his malady became set ions, h iandoned iis reserve, attd be
cime fami'iar with every body
lb- set a hijii va;ue upon Bei
magistrate a lawyer or a literary man. Mexico is m reover obliir-
trand. btit did noi li1 e him lie be mahout to embrace me. and
eaid to him one da at table Bet peat me aw ay forever."
trand, it is oot. out attachment e vicissitude of his destiny, me but your love of .dory that land his death on a distant roctc.
brought you to St Helena yon are fearful les mis to the poshes ecl to se.d a miner and a noble-
would imm -rtalize ymr name as soi ot human power and the . uuanaiaxar, a merchant;
nn fidu- Achates. t"c faithful wearers ot crowns He who gov- Vera Cruz, a merchant; Puebla.
roiv. 'anion of the Hero of the pi ned empires died a captive tin-
jErteid i A little girl only nine per the dominion of strangers
V ks no li'e uaug: ict 01 a ser 1 ic hum nau o leuun-iu rnuuiu-
leant of the aiTi-oiv often ept ed only by thegenms of the oeean
btm company tie took gieatptorm. anu tne cannon sounded
ins tuneral knell.
pleasure 1 speak uiii to tier, and
on ihm coming always kissed bet
ihe cheek lie constantly
on
n,vided tttmseii wun uuus or
Hweetmeat for tier, and sbortU
The Fan. The uses of this little female ornament are well described in the following extract
before his death hung round her from Letters from Spain' pub neik a small gold waieh by a gold I fished in the Xviv Monthly M iga
d ain. Julie.'' aid he wear this zvie. A show y fan is iodispeusiiV'i m sa'-e ' With a pen knife ble. in all reasons both in and out be gra etl on tn cover, clumsily of doors. An Andalusian wo-rn-'jh it is true, tbesr words man might as well want her ifv r Fdwn ror to his little friend tongue as her fan Toe fan. beJ -'i' He sometimes amused sides, has tliis advantage over the
a mecuanic; iNueva lsieayza. a fanner; &c. rFtic deputies were to meet in Mexico, on the lolh of February, 182J; to deliver tneir certificates to the Kegcncy on the 1,5th and Congress was to be assembled on the .4tn of that month.
As soon as tne deputies meet.
they arc to be divided into two bodies of equal numbers and with the same powers. m that the laws which originate in one chamber may be revised in the other
iVctf. Int.
Wild Sheep of AT. Jmrrica. We have hern tavomi with a speciment of the wool of the Ovia Montana Jmrricaua, brought from the itoekv Mountains, near
the sources of the Missouri and ! j- 1 . .
yommuia isivcrs. rITlus wool, in fineness, softness, and delicacy, resembles that of the Cashmer goat, from which the beautiful shawls of that t ame ate made. We learn on the authority of a gentleman, who has traversed the Itoekv Mountains from thenrt!i branch of the Columbia to the Athepeeow.tha numeronsllorks of these sheep inhabit that region.
o doubt ib entertained that this animal may be domesticated, a: id its fleece wrought into fabrics uhiihwill rival in richness and beauty the farfamed production of tne east The French government have recently impoited several hundred of Cashmer g, ato from their native region which thrive well in Fiance, and promise to be a source of great national wealth. We hope this laudable example will be followed
by ihe government of the United -dates; and that measure- w ill be taken, tbiougb the agency of the enterpiisiug 1 fliceis 01 oui aimy stationed un tne Missouri, to pro-curt-a number of these curious and valuahlc animal. Peihaps it would be woitb the expenrc to end an exploring part), special iy tor that object. A skin of this animal is deposited in the l-yveum ol Natural Hit)iy in t,,s (.y and was pre cavd by John Jacob Astur, K.-q V Y Statesman.
himself in sjivniii tois child a les6' in i aw iijh tt om the surroundi l nuiun ar, scenery, with the nio-t lanul able whimsical figures at-d objeetinterpeied H piecl(" iioo f..r 0 is elild is txtiaor (pat - - -e 1 ad nothing inteies
Preservation of Harness The Farmer's Journal contains
natural organ of speech that it a letter from W M Hinsdale, conveys thought to a greater dis- strongly recommending the fol tance A dear friend at the far lowing method of preserving leather end of the public walk, is ther harness and traces, enginegreeted and cheered up by a ipiick ho?, boots and shoes, cording, ti emulous motion of the fan. a sheep cots, cart-covers, stack-
companicd Mth significant nod- cloths. &r Take of neats foot
Is is a pleasuie to stand upon the snore a d :o ee -hips to-t upon 1 tie sea: u pleasure to stand in t!e window ol a ca.-tie. and t.. ec a battle, and the adventures thereof below; but no pleasure io eompaiabie to the standing upon the vantage ground of (roth ia hill not to be commanded and where the air is always cleat and serene j and to see toe erurs, ai.d mists, and tempests in the vale below ; so aluuy that this orosncct
be with pit, and not with swelling pride. Certainly it is heaven on earth to have a man's mind move in charity, rest in providence, and turn upon the poles of
truth.
BLANK HKFnsfor Airenta
tio m her per&on, and was in ca- An object of indifference ii dis- ( oil one quart, beeswax (cut jmall 4 Blank Jtur aJe.