Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 21, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 July 1830 — Page 4
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POETICAL ASYLUS?.
PARODY OF
"The Minstrel boy to the War has gone.
Th? Alderman to the feast has gone. Near a loin cf veal you'll find him ; A napkin clean he has girded on. And a v alter stands behind him.
" Loin of veal,' cried the man of lard, Though all the gue sts despise thee.
One eve at least shall show regard,
One watVing mouth shall prize thee.
The glutton gorged, but the luscious loin Could not bring his huge paunch under ; He seized a roasted pig by the groin,
And he tcrc its limbs asunder. ( And cried" Delicious infant swine ! Thou feast for saint or sinner, I'll pac'-; thee down this throat of mine Thou'it squeak no more ft.rthy dinner." BOYHOOD. The dreams of early youth, How beautiful they are how full of joy. When fancy looks like truth. And life shows not a taint of sin's alloy. When every heart appears The temple of high thought and noble deed: When our most bitter tears Fall o'er some melancholy page we read! The summer raorn'3 fresh hours. Her thousand woodland songs her glorious Oh ! life's so full of flowers, hues ; The difficulty then is where to choose. The wonderful blue sky Its cloudy palaces its gorgeous fanes The rainbow tints which lie Like distant golden seas near purple planes.
ev'iung jest as I had done milking, and
wanted to borrow my brass kettle for his wile to make apple sace in. Oh y s, says I, she may have it in welcon e
Captin Spinitout ; and I went directly
and fetched it from tho back room, and set it down beside him. Well, presently
our tea was ready, and I could'nt do no
less than ax him to take tea with us. Oh
no, he said, he couid'nt stay a minite ;
nut nowevcr ne concluded he u take a
drink of cider with my husband, and so
he did. Well, after we'd done tea, I took
my knittin' and worked till I thought it high time honest people should be abed. But Captin Spinitout had forgot his
hurry, and there he was still setting and
talking with my husband as fast as ever. I hate above all things to be rude, but I could'nt help hinting to the Captin, that it was growing late, and may be his wife was wailing for the kiltie. But he did'nt
seem to take the hint at all there he sot, and sot, and sot. Finding that rrords xvould'nt have any effect, I next roll'd up my knittin, work, set back the chairs, and told the gal's twas time to go to bed. But the Captin did'nt mind the hint no more than if it had been the bite of a Sua but there he sot, and sot, and sot. ' Well next I pull'd offmy shoes and roasted my feet as I commonly do jest before going to bed; but the Captin did'nt mind it no more than nothing at all
1 here he sot, and sot, and tot.
" I then kiver'd up the fire,
in their difTicult'walks through life. If a
farmer has one or two sons he thinks their fortunes arc made if they can get
into the city ; and those born in the city
are fearful of starving if they venture in
the country the result is, we have coun-
trv bovs without mnl07tnent or the
means of existence and city boys without trades, or with professions that are useless. No wonder therefore that an advertisement for a single clerk should be answered by fifty applicants. Our mechanics, who have grown rich by honest labor, indulge a false pride in not bring inpr up their own sons to the trade which
has made their fortunes. A stupid boy,
according to their opinion, must go into the shop, but the smart lad must have a
half, and a half collegiate education and
study some profession. The stupid boy
with brawny shoulders, and hands callous
by labor, acquires a snug property and
brings up a little family, while the indulged ptt is an attorney at law without
practice, or an xvi. u. witnout patients, or perchance a merchant without capital, or a storekeeper without credit. A lad of 14 should begin to ask himself the question,' t am I to door myself J" If he studies his interest and resolves upon a trade, he should forthwith select
his master and go to work His father may wonder at his want of ambition, as
he would call it his mother may be very sory, and his sister cock up her
proud nose at her brother being a filthy mechanic, but let him continue at his
PROPOSALS'" FOR PUBLISHING BY SUDS "CRXPTIOH, A TOrOGRArinCALr MAP OF THE STATE OF JNDIA'vNA.
ttt. . t,..;nff hpi-n conccni-
riiirj suoscnutTs, uau, , 1 uv. . t this w orK.ic
k ar-
Uy Hit President of the U:te&
btales.
spectfully inform the citizen of this - . .1 1 . t - O TT 'a r
ami uic imui.v, - . .. jon. rangements to insure its speedy puuncu borne may have come to the conclusion t. its publication was entirely abandoned, i r ' . . : t h f time
consequence oi ltsnoi appealing expected by its author; hence, wee m it proper to say, for the satisfaction of these who may have manifested a disposition t(j patronize it, that the delay was occasion
entirely by circumstances beyond the coi." trol of its author. The undertaking is one
which requires more labor, and necessarily incurs greater expense, than many are awareof, or than the author at first anticipa
ted. The delay, however, will afford the
publisher an
much new and
,N pursuance cf law, I, A:;tREvr
Jackson, President of the United
States ot America, no ncrcb declare and make known that public alcs vill be held at the Land Offices cf Cwtm W -
fordiville and lort Wayne, in the state of Indiana, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit; At the Land Office at Crawf-irds on the fiist Monday in October r.exvothe disposal of the public lands wlihir.
hc limits of the undermentioned lovr 9l Yips and fractional townships, viz: Townships twenty-eight, thirty-sever, and thirty-eight, of range one, east o: the sicor,d principal meridian;
j"r;Kiicn oi townsnip iweriy-ssvn. ,i 'nshiD3 thirtY'Seven and thirtr
w f .
- -ht, ot rangBons, wesi oi ir.c seccnu
nrm "Y1 " r' '
Those never shine aain
As once thev shone upon our raptured gaze:
The clouds which trm remain.
Paint other vision than in those sweet days!
In hours thus rure sublime
Drean.s we v.ould make realities; life seems
Sc changed in after tinne.
That we would wish realities were dreams!
From the Jtia
THOT' ON AN INF ANT'S DEATH, BY MRS. SEGOURKEV. A blossom I s w in a bower of love, 'Netth the sunsliine of beauty it grew Of such the bright garlands of hopcarewove When they glitter with morning dew. Bv the skill of iirTection's tireless care. Was this nnc of promise nurst, But the spoiler past near &. its petals rare Lay scatter'd like gems on the dust.
And he murmur'd low with a hollow sound
As its fragile stem was riven, 'The sweeter and purer the bud is found, The fitter the gift for Heaven." MOORE'S LU E OF BYRON.
In one of Byron's Poems which extends to about one hundred lines, and which he -wrote under the melancholy impression
that he should soon die, he concludes ivjth the following prayer. After bid ding adieu to all the favorite scenes of his youth, he thus continues Forget this world, my restless sprite. Turn, turn thy thoughts to Heav'n ; There must thou soon direct thy Might, If errors are forgiven ; To bigots anil to sects unknown. Bow down beneath th' Almighty's throne ; To him Hddress thy trembling prayer ; He, who is merciful and just. Will not reject a child of dust, Although his meanest care.
Father cf Light! to thee I call, Mv soul is d irk within ; Thou who canst mark the sparrow fall, Avert the death of sin: Thou who ranit guide the wandering star, Who Crflm'vt the elemental war ; Whose mantle is yon boundless sky, My thoughts, my words, my crimes forgive: And, since I soon must cease to live,, Instruct me how to die." T 1 1 E F A 111 SEX. When Eve brought woe to all mankind, Old Adam called her woman; But when she st'ocA with love so kind, He then pronounced it wooman; But now with folly and with piide, Their husbands pockets trimming. The ladies are so full of whims. The people call then zi-hi-yur.fn.
f cnt-.ncr 1 T?... Ttinn t township twenty-six and
i imprpstir.fr natter, which . ,u ms tw txity-sc ven, thirty-seven
0 , . mni III. t - i -
has been brought about by the late session , .- y.eicht range two, vrcst o
of the General Assembly, which will, in 1 , i nr;nciri meridian:
some measure, make the delay rather ad r tjin twentv five, and
vantagcous, than otherwise, bufiice it to . ,Tcmv-seven,thir-
t n.r tUr. , .i, i. rc tr om uownsD ds ihi :
...:u i .1 i i tt . r t p n onn r 'iiii'vumi
IU U5 l-UIIIUiClCU US SOOIJ ili U UUC IIJjUIU i;-cvtu j 1 TVt ri 4 :t n
u itviiaaa n lii uvi Milk. iriwswuiww.w . r
We deem it unnecessary to beg the pat-1 Fractional toYnsnip inmy v... . ronage of our fellow citizens to this work, as I rane four, west af the second pi?2c,pli'
Fractional township thirty-eight, cf
range five vr est of th second principal
meridian:
The Fractions of tovf.nships twenty-
nve, twenty-Bix, iwemyst w'
say, thatitwas presented to the members cf I tv-eieht. above designated, excludes the
the Legislature, at their session of 18ii9, and ian(u reserved to the slate of Indiana, for
prouounced to be correct, and as an evi- Canaj pUrp0SC9 under the provisional" " deuce, we refer to their signatures on the f C0Dgre8S approvcd on the 2d-
, v. J.,. f n.T n rls R97.
ehes, residing in the ddkrent secUons ot ua r ,
ihe Stitp l ne townsnips ccsignaieu asiiuinucit
Great pains have been taken to obtain thirty-seven and thirty-eight, arc lathe
correct information in rtlaton to the iSoith vicinity cf Lake Michigan.
nait of the Stater :u up aic much indebt- I At ih I and OfFirp r! FortW2vnr. Cfl
ho good at all ; for there he sot, and sot, unopened before them, or the sedate cd to those gentlemen who have long been lhc third Monday in October ru-xt, for
aiiusui. siuacms auu yuuu uisuiuuusuui mt- snKactu in me inuiaa iraue mr uic iujui- ,. iu ,,.Krio UnH within
... ...!.'' i " . . I kilt Ulwl'UJill V( Kt.V k U UV- ' '
and
thought he could'nt help takin' the hint ; trade with the knowledge that labor is
but la su ; he did'nt take no notice on t wealth, and time is money, and in a few
at all, not the least grain in the world years he will have some substantial evi-
but there he sot. and sot. and sot. dence of the tact, it is melancholy to
' I hink, says I, ye'r pretty slow at 1 bee the number of signs in gilded letters
taki i' a hint. Captin Spinitout : so I of "Attorney at Law as if litigation was
said plainly, I thought it was bed time, ihe prevailing sin of the age, and the speaking always to my husband, but so young lawyers lounging with their legs
as I thought the Laptin coud nl help on the table, deranging the dusty vol-
takin it to himself but, la ! it did nt do umes oi Biackstone and Coke which lie
dy received) they w ill take a pleasure in giv
ing it their support, especially when they
consider it is the production of their own,
and not of another state.
1 o those who have net had an opportu
nity of examining the Manuscript, we would
" Seeing there waft no likelihood of dicine, calculating upon Epidemics or a mation acquired.
his going home, I axed him it he would J sickly season.
stay ail night. O no, he said ; he could Where all is competition where all nt possibly stay a minite ; so, seeing rush to the same spot, some must fail there was no use in sayine any thine I Those who are born husbandmen had
went te bed But, la I would you think it, I better continue so, and those who have
when I got up in the mornin', as true as no visible meant of obtaining a living,1
I'm alive, there was Laptm spinitout had better turn their backs upon the ci
settinr just where I left him the night hy and seek the smiling, the plentiful
belore ; and tntre, conciuoea tne oia west. Let tnem ciear lana tin me son
the limits of the undermentioned town-
Mr. Wn, vv.i f rinrin.w.ti. v. hc.M- ships and fractional townships m the vi-
character as an cue raver is well known to cinity of the Elkhart River, lying ClSt
the public; we ma , theittore, s..y the work lot the second principal mexiai3n, vit? will be executed iuu style i;ot inieiicr to any J Townships thirty-seven and thirty
m the United States. eitrht of ranges two, three and four.
CONTENTS AND CONDITIONS. Townships thirty-five, thirty six and
This map will contain a rarietv of use- thirty-seven, ot range eight.
ful and interesting matter, not usually pub- Townships thirty-three, thirty-four,
lished in maps. It will shew the Indian
ady. lifting up her hands in a despairing 1 gather the harvest learn to be 'far Und Countv boundaries the Scats of justice
attitude and
and 60t I"
thote he &ot, and sot,
Sfeakino Out Those who have
never spoken in public, can scarcely judge ol the consternation of an old lady
who spoke out in church, it was lormer-
lv the custom m country -owns. lor those
who lived several miles Irom the church -i : . i l . . .. ..
to remain outing tne luiervai uenvcen
morning and evening service. On ihioccassion she had taken some mi'k in a pitcher for the children and in the most interesting part of the woiship, a dog, who had followed them into the pew, thrust l-i head into the pitcher Whether his head was too large, or the pitcher too small, it is not our provinre
mrlpiermtne : but having recalea him
i. tT.ri i
mers. ana ootain an nonesr uveiinoou,!
and in time, by industry and persever
anre. thev mav become DronnetorH ot
v y 4 m the soil, and enoy health, wealth and comfort. -Ar. Y. Courier and Inquirer.
Salt in exchange for WHEAT, RYE OR CORN. n ILWE a few barrels of Salt which
3 I will barter for Wheat, live or Com, ,
delivered either in lawreticevi!!e or Vin
cenncs. JOHN C REJLEY.
June 6th, 1830. 1-tf
thirty f;ve, thirty-six and thirty-seven, ci range nine. '1 ownahipsthirty.twojthirty-thrtefind thirty four, of range ten. Townships thirty-three and thirty-four, of range eleven. Township thirtythree of range twelve. The townships will be oiTrred in tha order above designated, beginning with
the lowest number of section in each.
The lands reserved by lav? for the us
17-tf.
SAFETY M. HOJSE, ; il.L cofitinue to attend to Watch V V Repairing and the Silversmith's
self the pitcher still obstinately retained business at the lale stand. All orders its position, and he ws discovered back- will be executed with despatch, and at
ing cut, with the pitcher stuck fast upon his head and the milk sti earning in every
direction on his head anu shoulders "Get out pup 1" says the old lady Frigh tened at the sound ot her own voice kO
dear, I spoke out in meeting I said she " There 1 I spoke again O dear me, I keep talking all the time." Bridgcton.
the shortest notice.
June 5. 1830.
iSEW STOKE
f FTMIE subscribers are now opening
in the new Store on Market-street, next door to Messrs. Burtoh c He berDi a large assortment of substantial
and lancy Dry Goods, V7ith Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, Sec. Sec. all of which were recently purchased by one of the
partners (who had every possible ad
and other towns the surveys as registered
in the several land ollices the location oi
the several Indian tribes, their villages, and
the number oi their inhabitants Cumber-
laud Koad State Roads abash Canul i Water courses the Form of Government of the State Fact oi the Country oil
Irenes Antiquities ana an inteiesting
table showing the quantity ct 1st, 2d ana
3d rate land in each county the number of it.tlolMt'lttl; T oii.iovl I li-. M. i.k I
.... i f .iKroi o lrt nlKir ,,rnrN ire tr
iiuts Fruiting Offices Mills-Machinery,
The whole to be neatly executed on cod- Uivcn under my. hand at the City ci
perplate, handsomely embellished with a Washington, this fifth day of June, A. D. view of the FALLS OF OHIO. It will be i830. ANDREW JACKSON, neatly executed on a line sheet of paper, (2 GeokOE Graham, feet by 3 in size.) handsomely colored, Commissioner of the General Land varnished and mounted, Price S4 00. Office 'I he scale will be nine miles to the inch. . tonrs
ft--M: A : i -i I JUUCAUt lOJUi
iAuy jjci sun )i ui.ui ing iiA suusci Hjers, and becoming responsible lor the same, will'
be entitled to a copy of the work. Post WARHICK CIRCUIT COURT,) Masters, Prine ters, and the agent for the MaRCII TERM, 1S30. Miami Times, are requested to interest
themselves in eettine subscribers. Persons I Lnpina Corn.
who procure subscribers are requested toj vs. Petition for Dizorce.
send a list ot tnem to tne rublisners by the Hiram Corn.
max. ox june next. THOMAS J. EVANS. JOHN SCOTT. Lor.nsport. Feb. 1830. 6
Pocket i ook Lost,
The Mechanic. We have more than ence had our indignation roused against a certain class o! the community, who affect to despise that portion of their ne
ighbors who obtain their livelihood i York and Philadelphia, and will be dis
mechanical .employments, we nave poscd 0f on th3 lowest terms for cash; known many young men mortified and Qr Jn barter they m rcceiVe at fait pained to the heart, by the unceremoni - vii: Wheat, Corn, Rye, Pork, ous, and purse proud haughtiness of their Bccawax Cordwood, Saw Logs, Fea
superiors in weauu ana impuuc iu Thera. Dried Apples, Tallow, Domestic
only crowded into the back grounu to cn Beans Deerskins, Onions, he give place to idlers, and gentlemen at t elher Tjth all -ther merchantable ar large, merely because they happened to . j hc producl of horae industry.
IT N the town of Vinccnnes, on Wedncsli day the 16th of this instant contain
ing two patents for land, one in the name i' x v. r...,.n i . , . i
inV0;,?" M : ae of Davis WiUUm,, and .omc lit
tie snecie. probably 8 1 25 cents, anv
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person finding the same, and returning it, with the patents, either to the Registers office or the office of the Western Sun, shall be satisfied for their trouble and receive the thank of
ZEDEKIAH WOOD.
June 16, 1830.
19-Sf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
be vulvar enough to choose industry,
rather than idleness and dependance But let not the mechanic relax his praise worthy exertions. He can give back the sneer of the conceited fop with inuresr a v . J wi I k a art Anrvlk aT fttl
tie can siano up in u.w w. wan . nnrrhr. Jmmpdiatelv fittv
thousand bushels or corn, ana twenty
thousand bushels of wheat, and shall at.
each establishment study to eccommo
date customers.
MARRON fic HUNTER.
frr M. h H. now possess the Co
lumbian Steam Mill, and will with J the requisite encouragement, continue
the Store in the viciniiv of the Mill:
A 1 IRE OME (1UES V. Sedet eternumque seilet tirgil. He silt, and will for ever sit.
helnncrim? to the race of
i D O U.rr,n K-r.r4 t-rt Cl t T Oil h I SO ITl t b -
ings, who, setiing no value on their own dice, forged by the autocracy of the old
time, care vert liUle how much tney
indenendent spirit in the proud sense
the superiority of real worth over tinsel and borrowed ornament. He fills an honest place in society, and it is time the true merit of his services was appre ciated. It is time for republican A-
merica to cast off these fetters oi preju
HATS, Made & Sold, by It. P. PRICE.
(VlNCEXNES, ISDIASA,)
Comes the petitioner by Lcr solicitor, and files her petition herein, and an affidavit being filed ol the non-residence of the said Defendant, it is ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of the petition, be iv en four weeks successively in the Western Sun, a newspaper of general circulation, printed at Vincenncs, notifvinji the said defendant, that unless he be and appear here on or before the first day of our September term next, to be holden at the court house in Boonvillc, and then and there answed to the allega
tions contained in said petition, the Fame will be taken as confessed, and decreed against him accordingly. Attest, JOHN A. GRAHAM, C. W. C. C. June 1S30. 19-4t. Dissolution of Copartnership.
Vincennes, Dec 1, 1829, 42-tf.
very
trespass on that ot their more injustri
ous neighbors. They are a sort o stay
vrorld, and awake to her peculiar legiti
mate interests. The industrious me bp ranked amonc her firm-
HI"IV , 1 9
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.
f fl MIL subscriber JL continues to
carry on tne aoove
d the time is' not tar
the whole world atone sitting,commence j distant when he shall be placed in nis
Ogam anu taiKU over anew, trom oeginriing to end before they are ready to t3ke their leae. In a word they sit, and ait, and sit, long enough to fully justily the motto we have jum quoted. Besides their disposition to ha on, there is generally about these persons a wonder iul hebetude, a slowness at taking a hint, unparalleled with the re:t of the human
'ace . . To give fc aingle instance cf this sitting propensity, we will quote the story of a plain spoken old lady from the land of
ettadv habits "1 never seeM the beat of that there !" said sho " Would
just station in the scale of society.
American Manufacturer. OS BEGINNING LIFE. Crii not thyself in Cities." CoLHMAN It was stacd in a morning journal lhat
an Advertisement for a clerk produced a vast number of applications which led to ihe conclusion that the city contains a
number ot young men. who are not oniy without employment, but who have no mechanical or professional pursuits upon
which a certain reliance can be placed. This arises from the error in which parents indulge in providing for their
r fTMIE Copartnership heretofore existS ing between SAFETY M. HONEand JAMES B. CONNELLY, is this dav dissolved. All persons having de-
I :- il.. lti firm, will nf4nt
house Utely occupied by TS-T"Z " 7 5 i K "
c McAhthvu. as an Iron lnem s" L .:
subscriber, who is authorised to closo the concern. SAFETY M. HONE. Vincennes, May 28, 1830. 17-tf
IN the James
store, on Secon street, one Market street The prices general, are for
door above
of HAfs in
business in his new
brick shop, oppo site the Catholic
Church, and ad
joining the Cotton Factory of Reynolds and Bonner, where all who call may be accommodated with the best cast steel
Axes, Ploughs of every description, anJ Waggons complete, constantly on hand, and for sale, customers work done in the best manner, and on the
shorest notice. JOHN B. DUNNING. Vincennes, June 10, 1830. tf.
Fine Rorama S5
f.nrirxr do 3
here, are in '
to inoso im-
Ras ! Racrs !
C.fS, or WORK, will be given for
Rairs !
sons, or grows out of a criminal indilTer- any quantity of clean Lmncn oc Cotton
Ju bSuShi eHM I M our hou U 1 ncc to vh .dmcemcu of their children! t the wT .
Beaver, - glO Fine Caster, 8 Coarse do 6
Hats made in the shops
oenrah much suoerier
T,nrtrA fmm the Eaitcrn states, for the
latter are made oi tne tuaiav n., and naped with rabit fur the farmers would find it to their interest, at least 25 per cent, to purchase from the manufacturers I pledge myself that my Hats shall be made in the test manner, of superior stuff, and in the most Fashionable style. RICHARD P. PRICE. February, 1829 2-tf
-fPORK. CORX V OATS will
be re ceivedin exchange for Hats. R P. P.
Aftnv pounds of Wool wanted,
FOR SALE, The ILLIXOIS HOTEL, situated in the town cf Lavrenceville, near the centre ot the town. It is a large framo
building containing five rooms below btairs and two above, with a large to story porch running the rhcle front cr the house. Also, attached to the same, a good kitchen, smoke house, dairy, workshop, and a large stable, corn crib fee. also a garden. With this property will be sold, all the household and kitchen furniture in fact every thing thereunto belonging. Terms will be libera!; persons are invited to call and judge for themselves. 17-tf A. S BADOLLET. Lawrcnceville, May, 2-ij 133u.
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