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poetical StoiUtim.
was, ts lie a"nj, the lialf 'oushel measures I Woman. Tcrral lovelii-.e!? rrrrot tie
tin:
of other people were a pint short of the
legal standard, and bis vs "plump up
clothed in a more pleasing path than
that of knowledge. A female thus arra-
- - . .. i i hi,' i .wrM'L-r ivii i i i-Ai'i'.i
to U; therefore, whoever boucht o ! vert is one o: nc nriost irtercMrp obier.! ;
bushel of corn of him; cot a quart more of creation. Every eve rests upon ht r ; U'eekh, Arvfcrr i-t the Vni'rd States i
1
ri?rsrrrTr or a m:w volume. &TKINS0K'5 CASKET. Or Crn of Literature 117 W .S n;
rvnf. (A Monthly Periodical.)
THE LIFE OF A BELLE.
What lives arc sohanpv as those of the fair, and a quarter cents only, and they obtaio-
hu scarcely a moment from pleasure can ed no more than lawful measure after all
snarei
thantliMogh they had bought or any one with p!saure--the learned and the uie J vnonv i7 V "vi uiCC r-nrh run ic c'aiwg 4 rival ele. Uncle Josey was an honest man, of the opposite sex delight in her society, . prirrQ u' 'iwf'Mrcc f:a" 'f lettrr frr. thbdluhrd c and therefore every body ws.s willing to and Aix to her character respect &j vcH inr c.t:erriair. and weral w.dcrpayhim twelve and a half cents for the eration. Ignorance & folly stand reprov. tra ,!,c' hVtVJrvA ";icctflof thc l.trRet di-1 .'-"M-. W c- "rr rryjT 'u:f quart of corn to make up a "plump ed in her presence, and vice in his swifi mensions. It cor-tams twenty-eight calumns J ''f r-0jr. f..r end i, t..e yurc bushel," although its real value was six and bold career, shrinks abashed at her of reading matter, each column being c;ual ZiSS?!-?, . ' :7 1
I 1 .. . r i uni Mt.i uui i r ii, ru.uu a..fii,i i.r.i
I:;;t leave to their husband refection & care Such, such is the life of a belle. All morning, while ethers are up and cm
ploy'd.
Shr
are a
Ided.
Thus Uncle Josey demanded and receivcd a premium of twelve and an half per
cent, on his honesty.
In time of harvest he always refused
to sell potatoes, under the plea that his
dreaming cf pleasures she last night crop was short, and he was appcbensi' e enjoy'd, he should have nn more, than 1,
Whilst Betty for orders attends at her side- nsary for hU own p . d j
rucn, such, CvC. hearted old soul would be certain to have
She breakfasts at noon, just slips on her PboUt an hundred bushels on hand for the
0wn, acv.u'iiuniuuuii ui his ncjgitoors, wncn Calls chair to the door, and away round the every one else had entirely sold out.
town, 1 here was always however this imnor-
nd just about two in the park is set down. lant condition attached to the sale u
Such, such, cvc. have a few I can artare tn nhliop rn hm
. - - J . . w w j ... - . . I lliv rr nf (hp vrt lioit cni-i r..,I I
Then ,rip5Upthe Mall and so.u join, vr.tl. , - 7 , i,, I, V " '
the rest ..... .w..uuoi.... vt Ot each awkward creature she meets makes use to demur the enswer was always
;est ready ,41 don t care about scllinc anv:
EiKs three or fourbeaus, and away to be hind os Uncle Josey was an honest man.
MIK inimW of val :ves cf t! c C.rrr
'art!
crave. to eipu pajes ot a c!uodeomo oci:
I i . -
m l a T m A I I lir I MM 1 Mf 'IT . l-. , V 1 W I 1 III j
Due moves me joy, xnc tieiignx, c.aunm uir lv.ic ;fl
pride o the domestic circle she ex- " -m u. A ,vh5ch lj:lvc alrrarivl,.cn nr.Mish
cites the praisc-the admiration of the r ! th. V, 1 '",H,aKc 0 ; tho fV.thflnr. atv! p.mctMali'.r cf the pu'.-
world. A lernalc, thus at
equiped, is prepared to encounter
trial which this uncertain state
to rie with the proper elevation
pinr.aclc of fortune, or sink
ing fortitude into the abys3 01 pov
to attain with n cheerful serenity the heights of bliss, or endure with patient firmness the depths of woe.
med, thus ,:tr:!inTetl - b - ; ; I: "I, thc lhcr , tulhlhng U contracts Hith hi, pa-
evcrv i' i.,,! ctG,, r 0 ,. , irons, in respect to t.eir cot, tents, are nf cvt. Lniteu states. 1 Ins fact, wlnr.n ha no pa- n . ,
may nnng raliel in t.ie urnals r-f the nencdir.al pu-ssj , V . . . , 1 .
to the will show the h-gh cstnnation in which the , ... ' rnnvtat,f,ntK. :nrrM,:n
wth becom- Courier is everv vh.er h.eld; ;md th;U the! , ' ,s , , .
Pfll Srtlin. ! I'ltl l.ll'V Hill (.UUir.I! . !!!,-
' ' : i . . . i. :,ii.f :
fairly be presumed, innmich an since the i . i . i t. .
commencement of the piv-rnt mcnth. nearly one thousand new nmes have been ad-
jded to the subscription list.
A he Louricr possee ;dvnntc;es ever all j other weekly newsjiapers. Its immense si?e 1 admits of the greatest iosib'e variety, and
'itQ nfltPfltS fill niOl 'JH v,jnc',v l.-.fi'l tin.!
vel. cntcrtai-iing and instructive miscellar.v. ,lT I l,r""' ' ,:V t;' ani-.
! the cour..rv.
The facilities for oba!P?ng ,!alj!' articles
pcaranccis much changed icrtke fetrer, ad the coTttents aie much enriched. IleLe.-. liees that the volume now proposed, wi'l r.ot be ex'.ccdcd in tepect to typographical execution, thc 'piamity and ciuihtv of t!.e
1 enrravincrs.and the v.l of the contents, b-
7 n MIE Wahasii Insurance Company,
jj inccnnes. is now prepared to i?suc ' C0T1,DriM!iethc ditTerent branrh-s of ..o-julir
policies. Houses and furniture Stores j literature, such as Tales. I'oetvv, Essays, nnrl fZniulx. Itnnf s nnil (nrrrrim will he in- C.vitir imc Ftr nntirc .f tin. fin nrfK- lln-
; Sketches of Life; -'Jl AV;,IK . ,:,T n.cn increase.
drest.
Such, such, Sec.
sS'ue seldom attends either high church or
low.
Hut never is absent when other belles go, is'or scruples o pray, if the fashion be so. Such, such, cvc. Her dinner and dressing employs her till eve; Some troublesome tradesman to see her begs leave. But the coach at the door procures a re
prieve. Such, such, 6cc. All evening she vis'ts, sips tea, plays her fan. Collects all the news and thc chit-chat she can. And wonders her sex can be fond of a man. Such, such, &c. Plays, balls, and ridottos, each night she attends. And sometimes quadrille with a few female friends. And sometimes in secret but here my song cirds. Such, such, &c.
snd never failed to tell thc truth, and be
sides gave lawful measure, there was littie or no hesitation in paying him ten
cents extra on a bushel of potatoes worth thc store of Tomlinson fc Ross
twenty; or, in other words, a premium of fifty per cent on his honesty. My honest old Uncle generally had a
supply of thc needful on hand, to enable Samuel Judah, Jfimm'
him by way of neighborly kindness, to J Samuel IJr.iner, 1
sured upon fair and reasonable terms: niour; Sporting Anecdotes
ii , . n' i i - in.' Mmnprc- Pt.l'.rr !rnne;- IVir fur-I ,T,Tt- " " 1 ilicrarv puuiicatiors Ct and thus an opportunity is aflordfd to err- v Aiannc.s, i once ucpor.s, 1 nc.s vui- ? - 1 , . 4V r, nr-dev i r- fn "crriirn -it -i triflin- ! rent of the grain market; Toreign ami Do- ;M.?PeJLrc rr'h r-re!fd at theofhec ry piudi .. prt sort fo secure t i nihn- . latest dates; and the -Skkt. as we 1 as the pronurent expe hi3 property from ncciucnt. j Rn abstract Minimarv of niattcrs whicll American periodicals. I rom b-th selectier ArrOlhce on aMarkettreet, auioiinn ma.. nn.ci :l1trwf r' i I arc made wit.i nvic, c.ire. IV secure a suf-
TinQCrvc ittrnrocr trr crft
The Lxttrnru I)cfartr:fr: of the Co'ivhr Jllu. 'I':'u,u- 1 1 MATTJR, and
. .. ' . . . . . tn
David 3. IWr, President. " watchfully suPei intended, and no article . "V"1 ecute tl tar laTohM R, Seer tarn 5s admitted which doc n-t possess positive ! ! Ur, . 'ou'c to a.lva,J? - r k CCnyn;' r . . merit. One hundred dollar were T aul for ! 1 ;p,,t-" !!rc fierce rf cur ot country Samuel lomlmson, Win. Burtcli. j , , . uvJn t1,:J the publisher gives a rotvpersaticn to his
Thomas J. Ha 1 Icy. ! . f Jann , rthpr . corresp? r.nts, commensunte to the sup-
oblige a friend in distress To use his
own language, he "did'nl make a practice
Nicholas Smith,1
Thomas Hishor
John J. NccIy.
Director?.
iflnintif'v lnvKnon nfTi.mr 1 s oi-nr. T-ilr . I ' " ' "
I UUWIUVill.1 Hill IJVWII ',IV-1VU 1 v a . ....
Among the voluntary iM re!Pcc,r-10 i.eucrts tvIucIi
co-respondents of the Cor:.-rr are Miss i -VV-r IM 1 v r pno.ispcr teheve
! nal contributions.
of hiring cut monei though no man! Thc company will loan money for short
ever applied to him for a loan without
obtaining one, "provided, moreover, and
nevertheless." certain preliminaries were settled and adjured beforehand. Im
primis Sufficient secuiisy for payment.
item Intctcst at twelve per cent. Item An injunction of secrecy on the bor
rower. "Mow, says Uncle Josey, "1 don't make a practice of hxrirg cut money
but I have about the sum by me that you want, and as I am always billing to do 3 kindness, I will let you have it. Hut, 1 shall want good security for it, and a 1 let you have the moneyjr.?r to oblige you. I shall expect you to pav me veatlu
periods, upon real or personal security, and will exchange uncurrent bank notes.
foreign gold, ccc. Persons who may occasionally need money, and do not wish to involve their
'.I.... .1 1- ! . .
Leslie, f author of several Dedication, which i ,,J v :i 1 PtM s protus-nn
!.v bPHt. hiu-l.li' otmlauHrrl iv Amprirai, ! ot elegant and expensive engravings. Exe-
and Lurop
the celebrated
Magazine
pean critics;) Richard Venn Smi. I f "r1 ! ,f "rst avtt in the city brated Dramatis?, Novelist, and ! ',e' v ' sl,T' r r.nuim by comparison : writer: Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz.l 'e frm a c.cera'jlr iteni 1:. the ex-
,!,n',rrnn.ni;ti,i ,.i,,.v t Ur. .-Wo-ti-j t.oiJ Pauses ot the wor,c, and m one vear. exceed
dv, "Dc Lara;" Miss Bacon, the fair writer'! 'he hoc cr of pybinhmg so-T,e rtrioclic.U
nfi ni s inie ien;n 01 lime, i;ic ii:;cer!nT)on.
friends, may fill a bond and worteane as , of tlie pathetic "Love s Martvr, t-:c.
a colla tcrn'l ccritv, Rnl lh. I ac'com- many ether, whose mcc, arc equally riU- j P-V, "J .."'ZTyYT modafcl upon tl.oir own liabil.tv. wi.l. njaished; be.in.s a M.ner. l,ose pro-, 3 . , l, , . , . . 'luctmns under fictitious signatures, have t , ' 1 ,r lTPAn s rI f ' this advantage also, that those who ma ,;,;,! wonl anni.f,Sn!;nn n iruishcd characters; plates of tk s.v.7.sr
.1 -II 1 II 1 . .1 v...-.....
thus borrow, will be allowed to repay the
whole, or i'nij part, at any time, and have an abatement of all the interest agreed upon, for the time unexpired, but two per cent.
The company will receive money on I
....... .y ... . . it....... .. r f ' . . . .
In the selection of literary matter, the j l ' V n r''iroV ."t (i auh nca;i pnblishers of the Co urkr have extensive fa- ivs r.r Amf.ric n kvfry. particunli'ies. Their exchange list includes the i Vtrl' stnkii.S and :-t r st Natusm,
mnt v:.ln:.Mr. Amirirn innrnak. 5r ,mnn.r IHSTOIO . J jM !i a OI 3) r R t K O J 1" Tl ! I ; V AND
i other periodicals which thev receive from J,0MKST,C Ancni rhCTt-HK ; Potamcal I abroad n.av be specially enumerated lhil- its. ar.d whatevci -other v.!,rr4s mv.-
From the Providence Artisan. THE HONEST MAN.
Uncle Josey had thc reputation of a very honest man; and so highly was he
famed for his rare virtue, that 'as honest
as Uncle Josey," bocamc a proverb. If Uncle Josey could be once brought to a sticking point in a bargan, and agteed to p y a cartain sura at a certain lime, there was no danger of a failure on his part Sunsuinc or cloudy, rain, hail, or snow, hot or cold, made no difTt encc with him, the old $rey mare was saddled and bridl ed, and punctual to thc vpry moment, her honest master was sure to be at the des igned spot, cash in hand, to fulfil his engagement. But, in return, he alwa s ex pected a compliment to his punctuality, and if it did not ccme voluntarily, would always "fish for it," as the saying is by intimating, especially if the vteather or travelling were unfavorable. "I did'nt l;now that you would really expect me, but I always make it pint to fulfil my promises." Uncle Josey, like most other men, lik Ml to turn a good article at pood account;
and his reputed honesty found a fine market, and was sold to a great profit. His celebrity became so great that no one thought of questioning him in aught he said. If he had a sheep for sale, it would command three dollars in market, though his neighbor, for one appar e-ntly as valuable, would find i difficult to obtain more than two, I3ut Unclf. Josey said ztis sheep was richly worm a dollar more than his neighbor's, and though it was impossible for the purchaser to say why or wherefore, yet Uncle Josey was an honest man, he would not lie, ar.d the purchaser was satisfied. It was no with every other commodity the honest old r,oul had to sell. It was v. orth ibout twenty five per cent, more thtn body's else, though he might have purchased it of a neighbor not half n hour before at a reduced price, as an article cf inlcuor quality. Yet a great improvem-r.t took place in passing it tht ough his hands, and he would generally tax the buyer pretty roundly for his
twelve per cent, interest. I know thi i deposits, and will allow interest at til" is called unlawfu"; and, as an honest man,! rate of six per cent per year for all depoI don't like to break the lows. Hut as I j sites for stated periods, don't make a practice of hrr.ng cut HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY will money, and can't afford to oblige you on j be insured at a very low rate, any other conditions, I don't know as 1 Vineenne Auf 1 1S3J 2S-lv
shall he doing wrong, and you can do a?
you've a mind to about taking it. so it's ail fair. But you musn't say nothingsbout it." The borrower most have tin money and Uncle Josey knew it; ar.d so the bargain was soon struck. The o'd ret would take a note for SlOOgive yx Pennyless S94, and thus obtain some-
tnmgmorc than iv. percent, ccrvfio
interest for his money. And all this because Uncle Josey was an honest msn, and sold his corn at ninopence, and po (atoes at ten cents per bushel tnoic than ny bodv else, a J In this way, though he didn't make a practice of hiring out money, and enjoined secresy on every borrower, lest hshould be trouhled by others, whomight solicit a like kindness, did my Uncle Josey "oblige" most of his neighbors And after his death people rolled up their eyes and gaped with astonishment, whei
they learned the nun. her and amount nl notes he had left behind him; and true lo their former opinions, they cuo'gizd his name for the innumerable kivdtut. he had done, as his notet testified, a'-.d to this dry use the proverb, and teach i to their children, "as honest as Uncle Jcsey."
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. A person who had made a considerable fortune in Philadelphia ds a butcher, went on board of one of the last ships from Amsterdam, which had a tiunber of German rcdemptioners, for the purpose of purchasing one to assist him in his business. Af'er axamining the physi ognomy of sccral of the passengers, without being able to please himself, his attention was arrested by the tranquil and composed countenance of a man rathct advanced in years, but with much appearance of strength and activity. Not less pleased with thc tcr.or of the con versation of the German than his cxter ior, he described the purpose for which he wanteil a servant, and obtained the
man's consent to purchase his indentures
provided he would purchase a
I wer's new Monthly, Campbell's Metropoli
tan, 1 raznr s Magazine, London Literary Gazette, IV.ackwo"d's LaHelle Assemblec. World of Fashion, and the United Semr.t Journal. Through their agent, Mr. Wn.tmkr, they are alsr furnished with thf choices' English papers, including thc John Il'ill, Hell's Life in London, fee.
portio'i of tee Ccurir is appropriated'
to &.orf;:.-ij- Uitdiig-vce, aed particnUi ly t ! ,carnin? Hml toh"''d out inducements f.rthc ihat'liraiicb which relates to the Turf. blb. youn-to cultivate their powers and enrkh Sects cf this kind arc intredured as often as ! their nnc.trstandings with substantial inf. ra proper retard to varirtv 'vill r.dmit. IV ! ",Ht'o;i n!C matters which thc publisher
j srriptions f favorite hot -c-. their pedigree, rru- "f . .V cr KPCP ,n vr'v- 1Ie,s performance and npocaranre. accompanied gratified in hx-irg over his past JaSo'rsto with enip aved bkci'ecs, are r.rcaionalh "d no langi?Senr sentiment recorded, calncn, in furnishir.e: which, asistanrf is r r0 c,,Jatef to detract from the beauty of virtue.
SPRING AM) BUWZW&B. GOODS. WILLIAM MIEUKE
nct received a jood suppir ol
rOI5i:i(iiN AM) DOMEt? TIU
RY G'OGBS,
.i )iokf of irwi f vf Wdtfffttn i
il.H' " Ml (I ff ft' "t ' l ! t J - .J I . , . . ,
anf latest, stvle (. a i.rroKs, iiiN:iiArs. I ,n preparing the contents ,f the Courier. Kouen Cassim i:i:f.-. iVe. j strict regard is paid to.Vw. All fu-eign
lie lias also reenreu ; intelligence, up to the latent datrc, is invari
cRocvMn:. IRON CASTING?. SALT AND TAR lie respectfully solicits a continiuiuce of public patronage. Vipeennes. March 17. 1SI2. l")-ti
be deemed calculated to instruct, interest ar.d ai.use. To inculcate sound ir:ir.v prrcedt;. ?.. ;uard the thoughtless ag iinst tlie soaies of vice; to lead the youthfnl nind to the con -temptation of thf m siblimc and all important subjects which deeply afreet his prosperity; to ;pve a taste for the rich. p!easin:; and beneficial erjoypw-Mits nf litei atoi anil
or to show vice in a less hideous aspect than it really is. Due attention is n!o pai l to Forrrv,
AvFr.noTK, Light Kkadivo, Amtsim;
ablv given; and whenever a pres of imper-! xf.tch:-.. and these efc.'tras which retan't matter may require it, an extra will h hrc 'nr ni,nf! from tlu' l-d)our of close .?in'.y.
published. The snmmarv of domestic af- wn-ca re,rcsn the understanding, and give a fairs is more complete, correct and full, and j 7X"X lo Cr;iver and more important tornposeinbodies a greater extent and variety ot in- j ti'iformation than can be found in anv other pa- 1 , 1 'ach n,5ncr of Cam: cer.tai-.s a
per. as in addition to a condensed statement i ,v i"u ' "4 4,1 ' '" is seitcrea
M Ml. .4 1) 4 111' T
n ic j;,- i 'f localities, a synopsis of passing events in nnc aar.ged expressly tor the work. 1 he (J J'S.4 ZVABHGi'S. i all parts of the country, is regularly prepa- W'Jar :"'fl v.ewest airs are always at comrrXyj' , . r n . ! red and published. ' ' mand to :..orl a ndicions selection.
n-1' V. ,V;;V ct V I' - - 1 evr i I ordf r that those who leve tolav.gh. mav w'''tanou.g the many .-tra er-rpc!'-r ,lCi,; .p.t r"?,. V" 1 M ltr th"'-r each number I !l,rt S' nnd ,hc h ' :M -v -'W' th- fie e... LIK(..IlOLh. hiH)JL IlOlJh,iMILK , contains a melange of Hu;rur-,v: Subreft, vvn'' given monthly, it is not the interliOlE, STABLE, and two VILLA! iE j some of which is illustrated by an enslaving i ?i"n of xh" P'ib!i-l.rr toincrer.se tiie price LOTS. Also one ood rORK-HOL'SE, j executed bv a skilful artist. j the Caskkt. W hen pid in advance. i !!! ..fo.uod no th hnk of the river Wabash ! tk. T7,r.L.-, ,s. i ' hp !"nrsh-d for trj, n.rr.thx for S? ;r-
in ihe town oi Morom. in the county of 'views of new publications; notices or the ' Vf.or c i."1 C!, c Sulivan. State of Indiana. Gentlemen fine arts, &c: remarks on general topics: j six subscriptions are entiikd toaVrnv V.-.:' wishin- such a situation, will do well to ! descriptions et :pu!l.c. improvements, amuse-1 ;iIld V) tJCr rent, for c-lbcti. os lf l J'.' T
examine the premi.-t's. as a bargain will
begiven. WILLIAM MIELKE. N. R. Inquire of S;iinuel Colman, in Mcrom, or William Mieure at Vincennes. Juiv'n, is:w. i-
dramatic criticivms. dec. This
de'Kirtme"t
sets tor Jf;i9, and 13.10 supplied u I order.
!li'm lifon iod will rrn 1 1 nnf t r h. -iirri?-t.-- l .
. ;i Mm.-mcuc.; prompt attention. IVrsons at a di; .nre V hatever conies fairly within observation, j Ld t u nnil ,-.t r. n ... , , , ,1 i i i i ,mu me man a s ite cmvevanr,- u r.r'. ? had be Iranklv dealt with. ar.d no station o, t s v.n.... .JIWi r..n..., i, ii i . ., . , . , . i the v.o! and eiiCloUig ri-iiti'tiit.rcs u.lluence will deter the prompt and deeded h
expression of unbiassed opinion.
Police Reior's ocenpv a !i?re nfr.tten
tion. These are prepared by a skilful pf-r- j son, engaged expressly for that purjose; I
honesty. Thus Uncle Josey made his
1
noncs-y scre u.ueo mc same purpose as his wife who had accompanied
a new coat ot paint on an old vessel It j Ti,e party lien wcnt a;hore to
r - - - - "r " j ' oe ousinr , atienoeu Dv tne ra
rini nl. tn rronrl arlt ntnf In hulf i(b i!. .. .
TOMLINSON & ROSS HAVE just received from Piiilaiklrni A, and now otler fr sale at their Act Store Room on the corner of Market and M nil-streets, a very general assortment of "
3PY G0GBSv GHCCSRIESt-
Cya V I pi 'ovtiit::- and jns?rirtiv u-pi l-lv npn-m ..
All of which they will dispose of at th I per ivii-d from the American press. The 'JU
THE
LZIDY'S 3GCI
.w
and as the materia. s are gathered front ae-1 r.-.vv r T . T
thentic soirees their eeneral accuracy mav i V. "'p i''Uj 1 becrvif.dent'vrelkd on. In arran-in the.ii 7,r7T'?'!y MW:rl Kmu- fof -r the pre- the n porter combines faceti-1 Vn V', U,:i' Ms U"' ' ' nu-.ess ith fict. Jd o constructs the nar- c'1 th'jr any.,.-, ,m rather that in n,t in...ances.ti,,y will iJZ.T''' b-"-, r' ,,,f"t "l found extremely grr.ohic and diver'tinr. with :! n!l! Jnve c otcrmxed to cJicr the c.- i- e L i t"Hniir premiums. V;2:
l ii il i u r 'in Sill i.ii c r i. i
In fine, the S.ztuda-,' Orr' r profess
j be the latest, cheapest, most diversified. ;
;foii the skst OKic;:yA ta:j:
fect, obtain a hiph price, and finally to make him a rich man.
ucniioncd, to insert them in the writines.. AMiL thoe indebted to :he pulx.'ribor
theV VtfP !h snmP with llinjf nf (hr nur I " I,,- I,,..,'- i - n i m f nrn O'lrnitl.- c.i!!.
w , j - .- wv-wiiiv--.. .... .. .w. v., V ,,. . ir.'.irv tLVV.Mill . i.'l lu.u I rt'll"
wui.it josey wouici not nave cneaica a nasei s fat
person out ot a mnepencc on any account. ; lurther e
lie was a man of too much pi inciplc for thi "No, no," says he, I never cheats nobody I always do jest as I a-rees to ' This was in fact tru" the old ceutletnati alwavs fulfilled his agreements but .hen he was always carclul not to sgree. .;nless he pot the best of thc bargain, and :hit he was certain to do because he was sn honest man. Uncle Josey was a farmer, ?nd always 4-.ept corn for sale. But he alwavs sold ft I 1 l a
.1 m one cionar a ousne., wnen every when quite a boy, ad from the contiuu- own manufu ture, which he w ill dispose of findvp aula if Inr riPliti' cevrn m,l . . i . . . 7 1
r .7 V.. i H r .' ,-ir u 'vars ,n r',,roPc neither had htaid ol : -n ln-er.il b rrns. hallcn.u. The reason of this difference the other since. lm c.,im-, June M?., ISS-J. ::o-:f
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be in fact, his father and ir.o'her;the ht 1 and those indebted by note are ais- re-: Persons forwarding trn sMbccribs, and : t.-''i1 disL50,;a,?f.r,,c r-'li-ht-v. ter df clarirK that if he was their mii, h ! uos ed to mike pavinent on or beforv t!ic remittim: SiO. will Je entitled to an extra ! wjj 'e' r'', .' .t!,t" 1-;('s an' I' 1 had a remarkable mo'e upon his le!t ar :bovenienioned time, ana save costs, as it ccpy, and a discount often percent. j aw'ard jsXr1' lttI-v :'f:crtwhich proved to be the case. It is ad ; is mv wish to eh-e mv oU accounts. Persons forwardipe; fifteen snbc.ri,cr a,i ! Editors of naps rrr,, .. ded, that nothing could surpass the joy o' j " SAM EEL THORX. ; Si will he er.ti-led toan extra mpv ef the ; L adv P,.v;. ar.d others frW)v'o all parties. The proviJcnce of God had Vinoonno, June 'J;', -JO-tf 1 aTV'' a copy ot Lord Hvron's s , .fnoti.-. f Lirer.iure. a-,- a ."' snatched the venerable pair f.om pover : ix9 - ir ,U 'wr. foU U "rks. or other ",ivc the.-tbo.e 4 lew insei uo,..s ,5. .r. y and servitude, and conduced them to f SAMUEL THORN j & Va3,:t' Hhi ' j Site pars plenty and independence, under the proftA AS on hand a i.aihji: ani :f.t tJ U 'X -t.trrt, . December .M 4ft tection of an a ilV ;,. ...... 11. ;, ! 1 l ,,.rvrxT r KMllll.bS IUM.i Li.current notes o; selvent ha? l,s. rcceiv- Tin: Lxo. 's Book U n.i'.t;....a . - -
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