Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 November 1828 — Page 4
'" GENERAL STARK. The anniversary of Bennington battle, the 16th ult. was celebrated by the people of BenHintou county. Vermont the venerable Jona Ualusha (ex-Governor) and Gen David Robin son, the only survivors of that battic, were present. The former presided over the feast at which these toasts were drunk : The Battle Day. Stormy end portentous was Us morning to the little band of Green Mountain boys ; they despaired not, and the God of battles crowned its evening with the star of victory (fen, John Stark. V memory will ever be Cherished by a grateful people. The following song, composed for the occasion by J. Hastings, jun was here introduced : Stark's Address before the battle of Bennington Tunc " Scots wha hae ivi Wallace bled." Stand the ground's your own, my braves" Stand nor cower to foreign si tves Stand, or fall in honor's graves Freemen live, or die. Soldiers, freemen, row's the hour, Yonder foe is in our power Firm amid the battle's shower Strike for liberty. Mark your leaders, hear their call ' Herick, Warner, Walbiidge all They triumphantly may fall. But shall never fiec. Breast to breast maintain the ground Let your deeds the foe confound Every motion deal a wound Death at every blow. Honor, country, all that's dear.
Wives and children call us here. J Now, with hearts estranged to fear, j Let us do or die. By the power that rules the skies, Yonder foe before us Hies, i Or "Molly Stark a widow" lies Soldiers follow inc. WASU'in'g t ON BY C1I ARLES PHILIPS T II C IRISH oratou No matter wtta. may be the birth place of such a man as Washington. No climate ran claim, no t'oiimrv can appropriate him - the boon of Providence to the human race his fame is eternity & his resi dence creation Tuough it was the defeat of our arms, and the disgrace of our policy. I almost bless the eomui eion in which he had his origin : if the
heavens thundered & theearth rocked yet. when the storm pas-ed.how pure was the clime that it had cleared; how biijjjht in the brow of the firmament was the planet it revealed to us? In the production of Washington, it does i rally appear as if nature was en deavoringto improve upon herself & that all c tie virtues f the aneien: world were so many studies preparatory to the pati iot of the new In dividual instances, no doubt thenwere; splendid exemplifications o some single qualili -atioo Cesar was merciful, cipio was contir.cn' Ila o"hal w is patient : but it was re served for Washington to blend H em all in one. and lb e the lovely chvjW ouwc of the G e ian artist, to exhihi in one jilow f associated beauty, the pride of every model, and the perfee tion o( every master As a genera be marshalled the peasant into a Veteran and supplied by discipline the absence of experience As a Statesman, he enlarged the policy nt theeahinct into the most comprehensive system of comparative a Ivan
lCTrgTTnitr cou iO not resist your sage the tempations ot earth could not con upt your soldier ! I give you sir uth memory of George Washington." -. The importance of Punctuality Method is the very hinge of bui ness, and there is no method without punctuality Punctuality is import ant. because it subserves the peace Hood temper of a family The want of it not only infringes on necessary
dutv, but sometimes excludes this duty The calmness of mind, which it produces is another advantage of punctuality. A disorderly man is always in a hurry ; he lias no time to speak to you, because he is going else where; and when he gets there tie is
to late tor his business, or -lie mrtst hurry away to another before he can
finish it Punctuality gives weig
to chaac er " Such a man has made an appointment then I know he will keep it." And this generates punctuality in you ; for, like other virtues, it propagates itself. Servants and children must be punctual where tie ir leaders are so. Appoint ments. indeed become debts owe
vet the assertion was too great a time ago, a postmaster bad the curinvnithfu! for them to swallow, if the OMty to look into a periodical work, pedlar could. A bet sufficient to when he found the following written moisten the throats of the whole on the inner margin ;
company was the consequence be i ween the principal parties, though i he landlord. in proposing it. had no idea that his customer would accept, when, as he supposed, he must be certain of losing. Jonathan then directed that M nhcer should be divested of his coai and boots, and be stretch
ed longitudinally upon the old oaken table which had stoodinthe bar room fr half a century These arrangements ham g been made. Jonathan voraciously seized upon the honest land lor dV geuiy gt eat toe. which k,he pressed i at her violently between his teeth,'1 giving the good man a twinge which caused a writhing movement and a groan. - D .nde & folixum exclaimed Mynheer : 4 Vat de teflil to ye pite me sho for Y1 fc Why. yu darn'd great fool.' said Jonathan 'you did'nt think 5 was gninf to wallow you "hole, did vm ? " Mnhecrhauto pay the toast and toddy.
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you punctuality if I have mule an
appointment with you ; and have no j those of Afn-a - Tee Pen ng'.tto throw away your time, if I jerts exend 1500 miles a'on;
do my own.
The death of the Christian.
His had been a life of sorrow ; the ar row of addiction had wounded, the shaft of misf rtime bad bowed, his ' aught y eniiit and he w as now a Christian Calm and resigned he lax noon the bed of death. At peace with all the world and with his own conscience, he was prepared to yield to the mandate of the Most High.
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i e are r loi med that manv devices are practiced to deb and the govemment uf the little sums ofpotae. Lettei-s mcs-age. kc are ohen in closed in newspapers fee. manv of
There is a land of pure delight. Where saints immortal reign ; I have brought a &uif against Joncs end ex fiect to get judgment Infinite day excludes the night, And pleasures banish pain. next court ; of which my lawyer says Iiere is no doubl ; Sweet fields beyond the swelling Hood", St:ind drest in ii ing green ; unless he a;.ca's i when it will only di lay it one term So to the Jews old Canaan stood, While Jordon rolled between. Do wrte soon ; we are anxious to hear from you, cS" c. c. l?c. The following anecdote is told of a cei tain in irab'e tragedian. He was playing Macbeth, and had rushed off to kill Duncan, w hen there was no blood for the Thane to steep bis hands in, The blood ! the blood !' exclaimed he to the agitated property man, w ho had forgotten it; the actor, however, not to disappoint the audience, clenched his fist, striking the pi ope? ty man a violent blow upon his nose cooly washed his hands in the stream of gore that burst from it, and re entered with the usual words I have done the deed didst thou not hear the noise !" People who are resolved to please always at all events, frequently overshoot thenr-ekcs and render themselves ridiculous by hein too srood Adversity is like the period of the former- and the laMer rains cold, romlortless. ur f iei-dly to man and to animals; yet firm thence come the flower and the fruit the datc.the rose, and pomegranate Si agit rates DIAjNKs or Illinois for sale at this office
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i)n and serenity a chtistiau can de art. Not a s'g1 nor a groan hroke tV.m his iip3 ; but at inter ia!s a con nyulsive s h was wrung IVuih ciu mourning relatives as ihey w at ::: tSte ccuch ot death, and ' 'vr: V,; i lent prayer, deej and "urip; -sfi e d" angels supplicated at the throne oi
V ace. Weep not for me, but rathe Vep for him who is an alien to h' God." was the exhort a; ion of th:
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he g ,jve. there is happiness in re -?erve, for ihe t' nlv dedicated follow ers of Christ ; hut, oh ! w hat is H e eward of sin and ti ansgresHnn but !it'erness of heart, and sen row to the lose of life ! " when the words of the venerable parent sunk into an indU inct articulation as he fervently prayed for the return of his first horn to the bosom of his Creator. Siilh and half stifled sobs, wafted
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Statesman he ;dm st added the char aeter ot the sage. conqiirrnr. he was untainted with the crime of blool revolutionist he was U-v fr om anv stain ot treason ; for aujire sion conunenced the contest, and a country culled him to the command : liberty unsheathed his swotd ; neces sit v Gained and victory retutned it.
ear of the Almighty ami his prayer w as answered. The sinner relumed to receive the be edietion t the de nai ting saint I Sis conscience had revolted and he now knelt at the he 1 sjdp of him lie had forsaken in the hour of adversity ?Iay Heaven forgive thee, as ! thi da forgive thee ! 7Iay peace he with thee and with thine! and oh! may thy God
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. .... .umm uist, LKBVsis i succcisll t.piraticn in Kik.x county, .u. .!.c .ropvu, ... . ..U...U, ,,,50, E- - Ca,,t. Joseph Vasf.. DJvicss cou,,.,, haa ...,e n, ucccSMU,oK-,i,u,malso-uMl Mi A.CSu.dc. M sscy, ai d CI Robe. Buolin, jr. o knos cou ,y, la I..,, ,.!cs n ...I, o. V..,rem,C3. have anmhc, in opca.ion 1 hesc genS"eaii, i,,lo:mallo .ha. may be v.amtl bi .hose win, led it .heir in.ertst to ..clop, my plan. I n.iKhl r.e. e present n, the i.ublic a ..im h,.r ,.i r, ,n t ....!.
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- .3l 'jMuamii.y in ui.m, Kentucky, Tcnntsstc, and Indiana, unnecessary, as an examination of -hose in operation, u ill alTo.d the lust cvit'i uril;tyrIiSons uis1,,,K to adopt my mode oi DMillinp. in the counties ot' rr.n. I tg, and Parke, Indian., will apply to Noah Ashlfy Iw,r ,.f Knox
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p he had paused here, histon mibt ifo me!7 He ceased : tb.espi-it oftln
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whether at the hear! of her citizens r her -oldiei s her heroes or her patriot. Jut the last glorious act crow ned hicar eer. & banlu'd hesitation Who liue VVashioLit'in, after having freed a country resigned hereroan and retir
cd to a enrage rather than reign in a capital! He took from the battle its crime 'mm tlte I'miqutt "us chains h fit he vieroi ions thegin y of v. hi ; ,:, nial, and tin ed upon the Vamtuishtd on! y the retribution ot his
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The Commercial Advertiser rela tes the tollowing anecdote (f a Yankee pedlar. & a Dutch innkeeper. oea Catskill Afrei sune sporting and bantering between Mynheer arid Jonathan u ho had shown ntT some mmon !ight of hand tricks, the -aid Jonathan declared that be could
wallow his robust host! Not with
handing that J marhan h.d tlaed
off several of bis Yankee tricks, which
1 . .v." a rt,i,ltu lu nc y i-eutrs rattent.deed t C 22d ('av of Dcccn.bci. 827.
n reco.ucdtn the ,-lhce of Ihr Secretary of Suae o' the United States. Any petsonutshnvr to adopt my Improved Steam D.sti.le.y, can annlv as ahmr. nr ,n r.u
w .sin Rto purchase th. r Kle of oe o, mo e countie, or a state, will be attended to or. ac- - UMu. daon tirms. by the subscriber. JAMES LUSK Vn.cenni s, Septen.bt r 17. 1828. ' ' 33. prrCjaptain J,.Srp! Wan n . has purchased the right of the above Improvements, for
",w,i'i"u uaua3 Luumici, uiurinai j NOW notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern THAT by irim o' the authority vesud in ne . I uili stll f(,i HOUSES, HOGS, or L.YD. the rii;ht of the above improvement, tither single, or io. county or counties-and uill also conrac f(.r rhe erection ot D suHerics on said plan, ,n accomn"datini; terms Oi hai.d, ai.d f 1 sal- two sets o1 apparatus K x coun'y. Stp'en her 19. S 8 33-tf ALF.X A'NDKR MASSEV
WANTK1) hi erchange or MEIICILLMUZE, CORN KYE and II OGS apply to J JN1AS&EY BUNTiy, Jr. Kuux county, July 10, lb28. J3 tf
