Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 20, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 June 1829 — Page 4

POETICAL ASYLUM. KLIN OMAN'S HUFF.

Thrf.:: Was (whom some fastidious capers

. Mrt rather designate time Sharper.) 4. Lntcrtd at York the Cat Fidulc, And fuidhis that the host was oat On business for two hours and more, While Sam the vuc-tic Waiter woic The visage of a si nip1. e lout, Who'll thev mirht safely try to diddle. They ordered dinner in a canter Cold or hot, it mattered not. Provided it was served ins'arJrr ; And as the heat had made them very Dry and du-ty in the throttles Thev bade the waiter bring three bottles :jrii;:c old I'oi t, and one of Sherry. Sam ran with ardor to the. larder, Then to the kitchen, v ' as he briskly went to work, he i)rew from the spit a smoking turkey. With sausages embeU:.-.hcd, which in A trice upon the board was spread, Together with a nice cold brisket ; Nor did he even bll iscat j Il.df a pi's head. To these succeeded puddings, pie?. Custar and jillies, All doomed to fall a sacrifice. To their insa,iooa!le bellies ; As if, like camels, they intended To st'iiV 'mto their monstrous craw l a o-a ;h to sitist'y their maws Until their piirima;;e was c:u:;d. Talking, lauihir., eating and tvaailir-f,-. '1'he bottles :.U d no moment sf.il ; Tiiev rallied Jhni with j -he iv-d banter, And, us thev drain'd the lav. . ;u:i.e: Call'd hv the bill. 'Twas brought V?n cite ef lh.ui '-vho eyed Am adthvl op the ilem, cried F.xtremt y !ie derate indeed : 111 make a p int to recommend This inn to every t; r. veiling f irvd. Ami you Sam "shall be cleuhiy fed." This said, a weighty purse he. drew, When his co;rtpanicU5 interposed, ,l Nay Harry, that will never do, Fray kt your pn-'se a;rain he closed, Vou paid all cii -es j'esterday, ''I'is rk aily new my turn to pay." Harry, h ever, wouldn't listen To any such ipulti;vol;er ;

His e;ee

Iiidin Oit at the pro-iei

; And thuh his irici.d t-dk'd l ul, ! cl

Vvu'vcd but to aggravate Hal's answer. 14 My worthy teiio-.v," cried, the third, " No w realty t!us i-; quire abs ird ; What ' do b,th of ye i'e.v; I hae not paid a farJfu.v ". el ? Am 1 eteraallv to cr:;ni

ing higher in hc order of beings than

as eves arr-careu to eatcsi

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At vea.r expense

el aim t i i navuu. nt as iuv ii !.t

i K re 'now much !. the

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To tl.s iuo4 rational proposal, Tiie others ;;ave v:ch iieree tveati -n, Onejni'.'rt have, f mcied tiiey were fee., all, So hot became the ;:ltercat:i ; F.aeh in hi i purse hi money r tU" li.-i e. aiv; aiie.y iiai b.dlh ':1;. One of them cried out at la:.t " A lre.ee This point we v v no lender me a Wran!i:: for tiide ; h, r.o u-e, . Aiid tiiu.-i' we 'ii ...".-.! i i lie h v.'-ele, Tk it we u y tUc v. hat v. e v. . v v il bl'i.iif v'ie. e- in, :-.'v '.i: h'.o e. i He catrlses of us tir-v. ,h ill he ;;

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u-t m this chm- c , ;.: i ,:e:n 'Fhe hosi returri'.!'., ton dit tiie roc-'n : And Se.m no v..-.;h i Iv.-ard tied, 'Fhan, pa an. ie.oiidm like a ha;:!, lie ale.ioet she ok him in'o rai., A:ni v.uh a sh.ut of laeehi..r said ,; y lv,!!:i. 1 h eeeteh.d thee nev. ' dovru With cah for all, rfel my half crown.' t ). v. ee.t toe band ov, and his eves -em'd to !e -uii--..:. Vr hi, f, rea" While his e.ie.adi i h e'd uha a hon . I

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C9iintless armies of musquitocs, snakes, frogs and alligators ; the In dians say that in the terrestrial paradise on this Island, there dwells ajace

wif mortals of super-human dimcn

siors &, incomparahle beauty. This island, though sometimes seen, is represented as inaccessible from the attribute which it possesses of locom

otion ; thus eluding approach or

from the ever varying labarynths of

fens anu bogs by which it is cntrcn ched and in which the bold invader

is confounded who ventures too near

this enchanted spot. Thus, lost in inextricable sloughs, a few intrepid

hunters were once saved trom pensw

r. by a company of women from

tliis island, of surprising form and

beautv whom they denominated

the Daughters of the Sun, or children

of the Great Spirit. Having kindly

supplied them with refreshments, and nointed out to them a way of retreat,

thev admonished them to tlv for safejty for that their husbands were I nercc men, and cruel to strangers." j This legend vc have: hitherto- re jgarded as fabulous, .hut Mr. Jolm Ostcan, rcGidin on the borders t( this Swamp, in Ware county, and

isomc of his neighbors over th.e line in I

jjl-ridti, hive beccme snti?iied from ocular reality, arid tliey so aver, that it is mainly, a matter of fact! Vrc have th.civ statement in wi iiingTtcs

I ted by -a respectable witness, who lias j

put the paper in our nana, containing

his lair, the genius of the swamp, and i

the next minute he was full in their

view advancing upon them wit' terrible look and a ferocious mein.

v... iwu.r,ui,vv, immoderate exercise, 2c unaffcted lion- .

csty : you will avoid ttt fees of the -

Lawyer and the shcrift, gam a good

Our little band instinctively gathered! report and probably add (o ycur

close in a body, and presented their j present existence, at least ten years ot

ritlcs. The huge being, nothing

daunted, bounded upon his victim

active life.

Vheii a friend calls to sec von.

and in the same instant received the! treat him with utmost complaisance, contents of seven rifles. But he did ; but if important business calls your

not. tall alone ; nor unUl nc nau glut ; aucnnon, poiueiy excuse yourscli, 6i ted his wrath with the death office of j he will excuse you. them, which he effected by-wringing j Should you think of building a off the head from the body. Writh-; house be not in a hurry, but first have ing and exhausted, at length he fell, every material on the spot, and let with his hapless prey beneath his your cellar be as lare as the fran:. grasp. The surviving four had op-! Keep a meniorandnm-bool:-enter portunily to examine the dreadful j all notes whether received or given bcino: as he lav extended on the earth, I all moneys received or paid cut all sometimes wallowing and roaring. expenses and all circumstances of

His length was thirteen feet, and ! importance.

his breadth and volume of just prop

ortions. Fearing, lest the report oi

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In December ree.kr-n ami

with ail thosfi with whom von !!:iw

- 1- ' i their rifles, and tiie stentorian veils of ! accounts pay your shr d bills and the expiring giant should bring sud- your mceh.anie..if not promptly don--denly upon them the avengers of his at the time, which is best of a!i.

On the inst ot every January

and ieeko:j

blood, t'V betook themselves to

? flight, hi:-4in; first secured the rifles of

reckon with youtaeif

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, , , KJ jsiuer your eamnir me tv sr eiev.

iiould say. Not long ago, two men and a boy, in the vicinity of this swamp, like our

i friend "Paul IVy, ''had a curiosity to

know what could be seen by two or three weeks' pilgrim aire into the l iS o accessible regions of th:j dismal empire. The season being unusually dry, they.piibhed uieir exploraiion-iar into the interior, and at the end ofoi little -v.ore th:;n two weeks found theit- progress suddenly arrested at tle as :earance of the print of a foot-

jMep, so uncariuiy in us uimeubjons o;::idoi:s cf power, and terrible in

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tiuues. auenu 10 mem in succession. Keep no more stock, than yon keep in good order, and that of the best kind. Never unm Into debt"9 without a

of the fool was eighteen, and ;he j reasonable probability of solving it at

i fonn, that they were at once remindjed tfih legend we have mentioned

laoove, and beiran sermuuiv to arpre-1

their headless comrades, and returned j honestly ; bring iuio view ai! debis home .with tliis occount of their ad-: and credit? n;ies ar.d ocf-oimt -ventures. " jasccrlai-i to what Kiuoiint your exThe story of the report, as related ; pen.-cs were the la t ye;;r anu thi: above, is matter of fact, and the truth or gain nuvke out iii'r slate ir.cnt v of it is accredited, v e are told, by! enter the whi;tc: in a biuk bu tin: persons living on the borders of this purpose Having arrived :;f.lhis:mswamp and in the neighborhood ofiportant knowledge, vou wid imitat'd the sui viving adventuress. ;th"e prc;:!t.:U tiaveller, who alwavj keeps in view wherein: is next U) From the New England r:.rmc-r. imove. You uili now h;ok forward.

Hints to Dining l anucrx. on-! an(j c:i :uute j10,v lilH w t

atcd. ; yon sh-.u! bent met-t and DVi)?rcv t

and the most important, but never be j bu.jnes of ihe cnsuiiv seaSnn

above it nor be afraid of frock Cc And la,ily,Uien the iVots of u intci

me apron Put off no bu and can be done

vov' .. (side be a Paradise, and let the Ion

.vb buuij me spring opens au evening be consumed in social Mec.

tnc iro5t ib out or the grounu, put or in the pursuit of useful knowledge.

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ish.all lay an embargo on ycur operasiness, wlncn ought tiln,; ancl the chillir blasts of Dorcas to day,imtd to mor j shall storm your eanle, let your fireI side be a Paradise, and let the Ion-

your fences in order.

Plant no more ground than you can well manure, and cultivate to advantage.

Never hire a man to. do a piece of

An Old F.mimui;. Mansfield, January 7, H2K Female Terjpcr - It is particularly

necessary tor girh to acquire com-

5 breadth nmc inches. Tne iI ouster,

from every appearance must b.avt moved forward in an easy or v. si tatvi !"ait, his stride, from lieel to toe.

I hem: but a h ille. over six feet. Our ad venturers had seen enough! and : he-ran to think of seeurina; a retreat. i . . . ' ; whhout wailisig to salute his majesty.

! i - of doid - ir.ii but the other part oi the

work, which you can do yourself. maud of temper, because much of the

luvery uay has its appropriate etiect of their powers of reasoning &

ot then wit, when they grow up, depends upon the gcnlleuei-s and good humor with which they conduct themselves. A woman who should attempt to thunder, with her tongue, would not find her eloquence increase her domestic happiness. We do not

Kvish that women should implicitly

yicm tneir oeticr udgement to iiicir

lather?, or husbands ; but let them

uppnrt the cause of rrason with all

the time agreed.

Itemcmher ib.at economy & -industry arc the two great pillars, the J.i chi:i and Bouz, of the farmer's pros

penty.

Should you tukethe Xcxv England I the grace of female .'seuilcncss.

farmer, or any other periodical

1 K Journal pav hjr it in advance.

A man in a iuriou p-srion, is lorri)!e to his enemies, but a woman hi a

tiy imgnt ais'j prove true of hss pocket book, as the desk or trunk is a I she loses all j u ivwf rln, n,.,.

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(., .viunj. ij iuuio uppiopnuie piace. iveen liirm sex, cl sue Pas not macuhni strcrrnli lv effected their escape, i chimed J (m nie and in order, ready to be found 1 and courage to enforce any otW hum?, and related the history oi thrj when wanted. i kind of e-neet 'Pur:. .-nnuhn

adventures, and what they had seen

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,p...iv iii ,iuiiua m:mu, nan uu ; UliiCSS VOU UaVC USC IOt' it. i!)C matlU in the ed at: )M f ,f 1 1-" t" n

Keep a place lor your tools and sexes.

Never buy any tiling rl an auction ; ces should be cons:dcrcl by those, because the article is going cheap, who advise that no difference should

half aliiiator nine in number detenu

meii.a tew ifa)ntns smcc, to maUe ;yC.ur tools in their places. i The ' ao'm- a-.a :rrmrp r this gentleman a visit to ascertain u Instead of spending a rainv day at women both as wU-s and -m' -r

he lud a tam;!y, and his manner ot j the dramshop, as many do to their! and indeed, in every region " o hvmg following for a few days, ru;n repair whatever wants mending i much depends on their icm JcV, thafit

;tnc uircction oi tncsr guiue, ttiey ipnst your books. omiht to be mnf ro,-,r.!!v

came at lenslh upon the tract; tirst fibnnlJ vnn hp frmr! nfftr- nhno ! Wp chmi,i n.,,:.j. ... :

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uu-ucieu , bui.ie esuiieb ui wiucu or the snnrt with tip. mnh. mrin Pro r t!ur k '

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Mea-MMuuKMi. puiuui-lue.-e occasionally, Dut never to the imurv 1 (rood nua tv or arromn-Uhmonf

j uecause, in lact, inert: cjc none c;uck

VARKiTY.

1'ioii: the .Miiletlg'ji Hie (Geo) Siaicsman. - GLIXT STORY. There is a tradition among ihe Creek Indians that there is, in the trackless gloom of the Okefenoke Swamp, an Island of enchanting beauty, more blissful than any spot on eaitb. While it is generally thought that this murky fen this black sea of A vermis, contains, noth-

of their lilies, as one or two of thentt

were simultaneously discharged at an advancing and ferocious wild beast, made the still solitudes of these dismal lakes reverberate with deafening roar licho, beyond echo, took up prolonged the sound, which seemed to die away and revive in successive peals for several minutes. The report had reached and startled from

traces several days longer, (hey came i of more important concerns.

to a nu:t on an eminence, anu determ-q IJv driving vour business befnrp. ! emi simrJi, th mint u

jined to pitch their camp and refresh jy0;i, and not permitting your busi female sex. j themselves tor the day. The report j ness to drive you, you u ill have op-!

portunilies to indulge in innocent j A ploughman was asked, on Ins diversions. j cross examinad jn, w hether he could Never trust your money in the!read Greek; this appeared to be a hands of that man who will put his problem he had never taken the own to hazard. j trouble to solve; therefore, with as When interest or a debt becomes! much naivete as truth, be replied that due, pay it at the time, whether your j ne did not know, because be had ncv-

creditor wants it or not. JXcver ask j Ll ircu.

him to xcait Hill next week, but pay it. Nev er insult him by saying, "you do not want it." Punctuality is a key to every man's chest.

This tradition is mentioned by I)r. Morse in IS06. Sec his Geogrjphy of that date.

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Hags ! Hags! Kags ! C.fS, or WORK, will be given for any quantity of clean Linncn or Cottsn JCS a: the y zs.nthh sun office.