Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 May 1833 — Page 4

from the Louisiana .idxertiser. The following effusion stems to have been written before news arrived of some final proceedings in congress, which in some measure palliate the anti-tariff bill: yet it would be criminal to suppress so fine an expression of patriotic feeling.- The conclusion agrees exactly with the President's Inaugural Speech. Editor. MY COUNTRY1. My country, my country, thy fate I deplore; My country, my country, thy glory is o'er. Like a poor childless mother, thou sittest forlorn; Thy bclov'd are departed, thy loving arc gone. Refusing all comfort, thou turn'st to the grave Of the noble, the valiant, the good and the brave!. Thy patriot heroes and sages arc dead; Thy strength has departed, thy glory has fled! The parricides aim at thy being a blow; They would clothe thee in sackcloth, and doom thee to woe! In blood they would drench thec, (thy children's own gore!) My country, my country, thy glory is o'er! My-country, my country, I weep for thy shame Thy sons have dishonored thy glorious name. They would robe thee in sackcloth, and tear from thy brow. The beautiful gat land which circles it now, The bright wreaths of glory, so gallantly wove By thy patriot sons for the land of their love. They did build thee si temple, an altar diine. And to brotherly love they erected the shrine; And they swore while the glorious fabric they plann'd. That divided wc fill, and united wc stand; That united we stand, and divided we fall While discord and anarchy reign over all. To their sons they consigned it, without stain or (1 iw. The beautiful Temple it Freedom and law. ; Jicn ficrish the leader ivhcse nana r"!)V.'.' ! lt move One stone front our altar of Union and They did build thee an altar, so holy and They deemed that forever that shrine must j cnuure: Bat Discord is come, with her horrible mien, And all tlu bue passions around her are -een They h ive swern its destracticn, thy holiest Tanc And its generous martyrs have perished in vain. J3e Kalb and Montgomery, and Warren, and ail Ye host of bright spirits, in vain did ye fall! The foul fiends of discord your altars profane. Thy glorious martyrs have perished in vain. Then cling to your Temple, and swear b their dust. To guard the dear treasure consigned to your trust; And bequeath to ycur children, without Cr.is-c or fhiThe beautiful Temple of Freedom and Laxv At a dinner given to Mr Kmlock, of IT I ' I ir ti tl Hial mpnilpr lor tin. !-r

rough of Dundee, that gentleman .ade : ,0 makc ounK ;?lh" con5cnt lf? W the following statcment:-I must men ' accordingly, it is not in genelion a curious coincidence which has ! rai, until rejecting many offer s and they now occurred, and which you allow 1 Pcrceuclliat their charms are beg.en.ng nu to detail to vou In December, 1 3 1 9, se something of their empire, tht hciff L'Amy came over heie, post 1 conclude by choosing a Iicgc lord ha.tc, to examine as to ih-- proceeding ' J.1 'asliington in particular, that the . M-s..,in .....t. nn,i ; i hnc women of all the states come to

quence I was cited to appear before a set of prejudiced judges, and a parked . . ... i lurv. tor tne atrocious crime ot tiavine ; said we riteded reform, that cutting o' throa's was murder, that Casilcicah was a knave, k old Sidmouth a fool (Cheers end lauchtcrA Mv counsel assured me ' that I had spoken too ircdv and honestly against mvsell, and that there was no chance for me but to make off (Cheer ing md laughter) I tool; the adice, thusking it preferable to visit the hospitable shores of France at my own expense, rather than subject my country to the expense of transporting me to the i n hnm t i4hl nhnrcs ll... i Con meud cheerio, , Ali " ,J absence I got leave from that consum mite statesman, Sir Robert Peel, to rc - turn to my family and my home f i . r . l .i r i,llLr w.iuiL- bau.uuay oi ueccm - , ,nln t . t ! 1 . .1 trr. i i i ' i wis man aainii'ti nr ip rrotc ...... . . . ot Ktlinuurp a renci anu an outlaw. . . 3 . ,., .Now mark the umerence tin the same day ot December, 1832, I xvas by the came sheriff L'Ainy, proclaimed the chosen representative of the people ot l!)undee. (Immense cheering.) 1'btsis passing strange but it is no less true, an i you now see the outlaw of 1S1 'rar.s formrd in l 533 into the rcprcst trative of this i'ea' mi! flourisbio community ( Tremendous cheoilltr ) Ladies in rotf I auntru cc?nf:ar vd. City ladies boast d beb rno' t del ic ite than comvry tnai Itns. The one breathes an ir po'itely which many thou ind t)reathc; the other inhaics a b-e freshened over the new mon Iny ' u one hinka ratcr fr n the- sewer ming line; pump, or through imptu e pines Irom the opTn horse pond; the otlur pc-irs it from tte moss cmered burke', or dips it from the pure spiinf l"h- oiivr xvitks oyer tne naru pivements aifin tn-Cu-'v jailc oi brick?; the other trips oyer the

suit J, l i 3 uiuii n.w o -. trees. The one is pale and Bickly from watching at the evening concert; the olh er is ruddy and healthy from rising with the morning birds. The one is the lily of the green house; the other is the rose beside the stone wall. In the city is seen the ingenius and handy work of man; in the country are traced the hallowed

and stately steppings ol the Almighty. Twaddle is not a word to be found in Johnson's dictionary, and Noah Webster who defines every thing else, has omitted to define this most significant term. As daily journalists we will presume to trespass on the territory of orthoephts and lexicographers, and were we called on to define the term in question, we should follow the example of Linkum Fideliu, and pronounce twaddle to be twaddle JJe its definition what it may, wc regard it as the to kalo:i, (we do not employ Greek type because they could not be read) the all in all, the one thing needful ol newspaper editors, paragraph makers, manufacturers ol accidents, on ginators of rumors and on dits, in a woid of the whole wide class whose vocation it is, to cater for the cutious and discri minating public It makes the meat it feeds on, and begets an appetite that palls on ether fare. From a speech in congress down to a ward meeting ha rangue, from the big Quarterly Review down to the daily journal, it is the cha racteristic of nine tenths of those who seek to control public opinion, and to di reel public taste. It appears in a bun dred difFerent shapes, sometimes assu ming the garb of originality, and lurking within the folds of magisterial and professional robes, and sometimes clad in the plain homespun garments of com mon sense. Uut a3 'rhubarb is rhubarb call it what you will; so twaddle is twaddle wherever and however it may appear A skilful twaddler however, like a skilful quack, must possess some cleverness to enable him to succeed in ihc world, and though the initiated mav understand the secret of his heat t, there is ! no reason why they should deny him credit for a certain amount of skill in hh operations, bee what a paragraph it has ! V. 1 J i J 1 L. ' J U3 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 t L. . 4. J t l 1 1 1 !,1 I li ..l.nlilurl ..r- .-.1,1 V. I I ZURRLIGES EY JMEXIC.L 1 he conditions of life being perfectly equal, parents have nothing to oppose to ihe choice their daughters may make of a husband Thus it is a received max ,m ln,0ughout the Union, that this cnojcc cnv conccrns the vntmir irulir and it is tncrctorc ror them to be prudent enough not to enter into engagements r Junworth of their hands llut it would be considered almost as an act of indiscretion on the part ot the patents to wish to ii.liuencc uicir choice Nothing in the world can be so happy as the situation of an American young lady, from 15 to 25. particularly if she is pretty, as almost all ate, and has some fortune She finds heisclf the centre of general admiration and homage; her life passes in holydays and pleasures; she is a straw ger to contradiction, still mote to ic'u sals. She has only to choose, among a hundred admi:cr3, iue one she thinks mast likely to ensure her future happiness; lor every body mat t ies, and every j body is happy in marriage. This state! of 'belle,' as it is called, is too attractive shine; a sort oi female congress, It. i V u,c o. cicry pari oi tne Union are renresented. Anardftu f?,-n !.:-!. . k. .. I. . r . r -i . . : ity from the south is captivated by the modest charms ol a beauty from the cast; xvhile a damsel from Caiolina re I jecting the overtures of a senciar front irk,"b y ! l,e r01""1" , A"' )0ever' are n. ,cJec'tu, iui u i ii c enu oi every session, a cer tain number of marriages is dcclarrd: they serve to strengthen further the U nton of the s'atcs, and multiply the ties which unite all parts of this great xvhole in an indiasolub'e manner Mural's United States. CUCUMBERS .1M) SQU.1SHES ! May be planted from the first of March i lo lnc first of JuBe' 1 hc' b ; Panted from six to eight feet apa't. and ntilv t vv r rr llupc ltrlttv i inre lof : - " r J ' . , -. .n u... -ivv.u l - hi l. iiit; ii nit soon o nc rak-rn nt ih . Kr. .,t.. . i .. . uouu ui, u iu mi ) uieni .,.,1.. t : . i...... u . i. mnOaniK- tioariniT ttiroorrh tlie ;pnc(-iM They should be kept clear of weeds - I-! vinr. C!,rnl,l n.,t rnvr,o,l ... ; , I dirt, or ipinp.vpd I hcv arp lonno m! ;., i ti r ... i ' --- - . W . . . . . . j . buslics to run up m. I lie crocked necked Sjiiasb cnilj pumpkin may be raised in the samel manner. 1 he lutls should be Irom ten to i w el vc feet apart T3SSJ PikHIVSER Tii 12 IF rr' 5 M.i.lMS A .V D ADVICE ro 22 Mat busy as a bee." Thrifty addses every farmer to keep bees They will be useful, says he. both for the profit they will vield, ...wl I - . I I uuu iui nit moral cxamnici they will set before him Trieir honey will affod a delicious luxunance. it nc tias any to snare, it i bring a good price in market, and their i was is always a cash article. Itcostsno-'

thing to keep them. They require no I

iuuui, uuu uuv nine care. i ue occ nas always been cited as a model of indusi ry, order, and economy, and seems to ad monish mankind to lollow his example. They are always active and industrious when the weather will permit, and layup with the greatest neatness and regu larity, a store of provisions against time of need. There is something still more striking and wonderful in the example which they set of a well regulated gov ernment. I hcv form themselves into a little republic, have a kind of constitu tinnliv ivhirhfhA .r. i.i..- .,.r i nA -.i. :a: a.. . r .. 1. 1 i . ii ill v .iL.ii i m vi' I'll nr i m i r 7 bors for the common rood It i also said that they sometimes ha tve factions, Jve wars ir character ind carry on most destructive Thrifty, who has studied their with much attention, nnrp rrirurd tr his i neighbors, on an election day, the follow ing FABLE. The bees, said he, had a republican government, and enjoyed great freedom and happiness They lived for a long time in peace, and grew rich by their in Hustrv. Iverv hrr- Inrl hie nun rrl!.

- J uuu liu - -1 I mnr ihnn iIipJp chr ,1,.,, oil 1W fr : in tranquil independence. But at length they divided into fiartics, quarrelled about ti ifles, abused their good magistrates, and were on the eve of a civil war. At this critical juncture, a hornet arrived among them, who being a sly, intriguing demagogue, and a great military character, persuaded them to choose him for their leader. No sooner was he vested with authority than he seized upon the reigns of go vcrnment, created a lazy set of nobility, called (Irenes; declared that the whole hive belonged to bin-self and Ins drones; hat the bees were his slaves, and if any J one dared to compaiu, he should be stung to death. He kept up continual wars with the ncighboi ing hives, dragged the bees horn their cells, nd compelled them to fight merely to gratily his ambition or resentment 3 1)9 Dollars Reward! A N atrnrio-js murder was ecmmit'oi! .n the ir.stat, by ojio liOI-iiT WlUTK, who, wiiiiout any provocation what sous. er, in the pret-euee of fifteen pcrshot lltili Johnson, of r?uii!van i enuutv. tlieiebv iloprivin n hirire fauiib f chikircu nncl a fond wife, of iit!i ant husband. WIIITM i; a man cl ah,ut 15 vetirsold, f feet hiylr, dark eoni;!o.i."n, dark hair, hi eyes of a linzle color, vcrv liijih check bones, iiis middle fLuier on one hand stiff and crooked, bold spoken, and strong voice. His prohalde weight is one hundred .".ml sixtx -five pounds. (V'j Three hundred and forty nine dollars of the above reward is oftercd by individual subscript ion, and liffv dollars, by the Cittvertior of tliis iate, xvith all reasonable expense:-. JOilX JOHNSON. 1 iirnmn i, Creek, ) Sullivan e'ey, April '.I. 1 1 It Tlili undersigned, bavin-' been duly i appoint od aominislndor on the estate of .i.srx iieipninstme, laie- l lAivtess county, Indiana.) deceased, requests all persons indebted to said estate, anil all those 1 11 1 I ,- I . iiavm'r n auinds a'-iamst it. to mrsent tliemduly authenticated according to law. 'i he i irtate is probably solvent. SAMUEL COMER, Adn:r. April 15. 1S:J3 l-J-ilt. To all the creditors vf M.urnx (ir.x ruv, late of Posey county, deceased. Notico is hereby given, "JIAT I liave filed a petition in the Pesev County Probate Court, to set tle the estate of the said deceased as insolvent; and that all creditors who do not come in and present their claims before the ; determination ot the court thereon, will be postponed according to law. JOSLPH SPALDI.XC, Admr. of Martin ft entry, died. April 10, 1SI3 l-J-3t : TAKSST UP flU Y Ceorp;e Hithaway, living in Ohio 3 township, Warrick county, Indiana, on the '27th dav of December, lSl'J, A BAY HOUSE, I snnnosnl to be oiht years old. about four ii - - . - ' i . , , . , , , . teen nanus nijin. ion-' mamc ami tan. one . , tore tout w 'nite, xvind :;als on his hind les I I llUmt.l.hu Kl-l,,r j 'iid to sM l'' AflKT I.UCO lllllip and i i nomas mce, neiorc mo, mis -im uav of lV.i;?. .1. V. DAUBY, j. v. xv. e ! ... UP Jacob .lohn;oii, living in Ilcnder-. "J son township, Warrick eoe.nt v. Indi:i n i im 1 1 1 To h it 1 - , 1 i in 11 r - 1 '! A SOMIEL MA HE. ' imr. ill IX. II U lira"' Ulll, n brands perceivable, both hind feet whih: above the pastor joint, a addle spot on each Mde. two small white snot-; near aiio I'ouiuu ner ears, smaii star au i lonir li.i.ii ii . ii snip in her forehead; appraised to thirtvtl V I! ill ars by William Rohrrts, Joshua I . ,. : ,. i w.u: .... n, .'".HIUI , .111(1 II (ill 1111 l' lllllll. s..mi;i:l iior tox, j v. w. ( . April -,M), is;; rj-:h

which by his labors, he always kept fullana n'an ou,cr nrucics. rarmurs win of honey and bread. The rulers had no j find t to their interest to get their work

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NEW ESTABLISHMENT. iff 1 1 a k ui'ii-jr JJ ed a BLACK SMITH SHOP on Sffij Second Street, near J't (Ion. I.a.sc!Ie Ta-'B-sr vein, where I slinll be elad to receive the patronage of the public in the above j business. I have, and at all times will j Ucrp, the best of workmen, and none but; 7 ... 7 . - -4 the best of iron shall be kept on hand. It j xvill be to th intcrst of all tcrs rSOllS Cttin UvnrK - flnnn tn nvi a rnll.rm 1 Imvn L,r,r , i large of all ' i - -- . t v stock of MJA AJJ ILLL 'ports, suitable for all kinds of work, on hand, ami having made an arrangement at Louisville to keep up a regular supplv. There is on hand There is on hand 1 n . ' . rtt t i A great variety of Ploughs', And I shall keep atall tunes all articles usuallv made use of br our farming population.' Will be kept on hand at all times. by the dozen or single one, the best ol CAST STBSL AXES , , , , , 11 -1 1 UOIie at I11V Shop, IiS I am sausiieu iney can pay for their work easier and h-ve it clone cheaper than at any oilier shop in the place. I will give work lor coal at all times, and receive in payment w here there is no money, all kinds of grain, &c. I want two bovs as anprentiees to the above business: boys of from 1 13 to H' will be taken. JOHN C. CLARK. February 2, S2'i 1 ti W. & J. LEWIS E VANS villi:, lxdia xa , vJ5fr?3l Offi:h for sale a gcneal assorti . 1 ' El men I oj" GROCERIES, Iron, Plo'iighplutcs, &c. at the Louisville priees. LvansviMe, March L, 1SU3. - rJm a tv v i iri'r c? r? KE.IIAfrA SALT, a4yit the lowest cash price. I?. SIIKLMiKF, Co. Vincenr.es, March lt, &X 7-tf . j V'ii MJXDiniS his professional services to j S. the eiti.ens t.if Viiicennes and irs vijicinitv. ll'. may-be lbund at John C. ClarkV 1 1 otel. VinruMmcs, Jan. ID, 1W f.l tf Jr. uJ V- a ' J snbsonler liasereetesl at j;r.-at e.v A. , V?' '?: :t rI'Ji Wabaii River, A Large and Spacious where xoods stored, will be perfectly safe, at all stages oi" the Those xv ho mav ho disposed to water. patronize this establishment, may rest assured that the charges lor receix ini shrin, and lorwardin, shall hesueha.5to g i v c g e n c r a 1 s a t i ; fa e 1 i : l riTLR rociii:. 19 tf January 1, &V. Till: Wauasii I;,sn:.v.ci: C.xrr.v?;v Vincennes, is now prepared to issue, policies. Houses atid Furniture, Stores and Guod-t, Ihat.: am Cargoes; w ill be insured upon fair and reasonable terms; and thus an opportunity is allbnlcd tori-cry prudent person to secure at a triilin expense, his properly from accident. OCrOiiiee mi Market-street, adjoining the store ol Tomlinson & Ro3-. Sa l ii u e 1 .1 u d a h , Prcz idea t. John IJos, Sccntary. Samuel Tomlinson, Nicholas Smith, David S. lionner, ,1. 1J. Martin. Um. J. Heberd, - y'J homas C. Dailey ' i nomas disiioji, ' j M. .Murpjiy. Dircttors. Ttie company will loan nio.'icy frs!iort period, upon real or personal security, and will exchange uncurrent bank notes foreign jro'd, iVe. Persons who may occasionally neeil money, and do not wish to involve their friends, may till a bond and mortaiie as

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iiiemi?, iua i;n .i uuini anu inonnc as 'p YTF OF l.N'DI N a collateral security, and thu; belicvom- f a;'hjion County. ' ' ' ( bcl modatcd upon their own liability, v.ithj ihcm this advantage also, that those ixho may VINSON CIRCUIT COURT, thus borrow, will be allowed to repay the L- , 1 ibrtJilnJ 'Icrm 1S)J. ub.do. or ,,, o ,rf ;,t . L.'i i Nancy Ilarrpl, )

w tiole. or any purl, at ant; time, and have nn itlmf.v'i nt i.t ;.lt !,..";..! an abntnr.nit ot all the inteie-t agreed upon, for the time unexpired, but two per cent. 1 he company xvill receive money on ! ! - J - - . v. "in "nun J14H.1V.TI ,11 111 C ( P'kwi'iv nin tvill n!Ii,v it........ f ., !.,. ! rah ot iv percent ner x ear fbr ,l....,-ii.-a i i i NO USES IX THE COl'XTEY will be inun d at a very low rat Vineenues, Auj. I?, Si'2. lv i Sub'riber having commenced the II ATTINli I)fSIi:.SSon W.i ter street. ineennes, in the houe formerly owned by Vi I -son Itow, takes this method of informing the citizens, and the eotmtry at Iar that he

! expects to keep on hand, ati-l lor sale, a j ;cn-ral assortment of ITU II ATS, whieh j work he intends to have made in a neat j substantial and fashionale manner. OCrTiic highest pri-e iven tr all kinds I of rUKS. II. M. (ilLHAM ! Vmce.r.ics hi. March 1T; ?JE

PAYMENT OF THli ILLINOIS MILITIA. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given he following arrangement f r tie: 'payment f the Second Uriade, Illin -is Volunteer?, commanded by I'riaeVr General M. K. Alexander; arid of ihc ! Vermillion countv (film i- P.iimont.

commanded by Colonel J. II. M c, t'.r services rendered against the ix-ii'.e Iniian?, in ls'-. MM. . . Ihc unaligned will attend at the tinu jMacus ucivirt nit -i i j'jv;i pared to make the payment, arce ai:y to Uhc imister rolls furnished to the War Djpared to make the payment, aurce v to ! partment, to wit : At CV.U17, in White covvft. e-n Fruhy jaml Saturday, the ',T h and J7th m. .i .WiOa. in i.atcaras cour.Ty, on Mondav, the tMUh April. At Siovyr caiimkl, in 'ahah ccuniy. on Uetlneay, the ot .U;i At LAW HEaCL ILLL. in I. I Mir ! rcr.ee county, on Friday, tin- Hd . f May. At PALESTIXE. in Crawford county, on Mondav the Oth of May. At 1) AMY IX, in Clark county, on Wednesday, the Sih of Max . At CIIAELESTOX. iii Coles county, on Saturday, the 11th of May. At PAUI&, in Edgar county, on Mndax and Tuesday, the 13:h and I lib of May. At DAXYILLE, in YcnniUion count ', on Thursday and Friday, the 10;h und 17 1! of .May. The Conqutny Officers arc requested t'" attend on the evening previous to the payment, at the place of meeting in their respective counties; as information, not furnished by the Muster Roil--, xviil in many eases be required of them, to insure accurate payments to the men. F. KIRHV, Paymaster U. S. Army. St. Louis, A piil Mil, 1n:.J. 3 l-rf STATF OF INDIANA, ) (Jibaon Conuty. libruary Term, 1S33. Ann Mutrarv, ) - r . r? ' f Petition for a DiJnathanMutrary. ) rorrc' A T this time came the complainant by ft. n-1' counsel, and lih d her petitiou herein; and it appearing fo the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is v.n an inhabitant of the state of Indiana, (hi :iotion, ordered by the Court, That unless the defendant appear and answer to thr complainant's bill here filed, on or beloro the first day of the next term, xhich is to beholden at the court houc in Prince-on, on the first Monday in September next, the same will bo Ik an? and determined in his absence; and further ordered. Tint j publication ol the pendency of this suitl , ,llaij0 IinoWu in the v'ester!i Son n iml.Ur t MOwsnaper printed in Vinceimes, Indiana . tor lour weeks successively. Test, joiix l m:ely, cm. a. c. c April (), 1S.W V it At a V 'robato Court held lor Spencer county, on the 1 1 tli day of Feb. ISXi. j "YiiUdni Zcantlcn administrator of David Steele, Deceased. coMrL.u.vr of iNsoLyi;xcv ttV. it lemembered, that on this dav 22 the 11 tii day of February, lK'i'J, Wiinani Scanilen, administrator of David Steele, deceased, filed in court his complaint shew ing the condition of the estate of his intestate, anu that the same is in. solvent, an. 1 praying nenerally for relief. It is then fore ordered by the Court, That the creditors of said estate !c notifieJ ot the filing and pendency .f this petition, by a publication of six w eeks successively in, the Western Sun and (icneral Adverser a newspaper piintcti and published in Vineenncs; and further, Unless they notify the administrator of said estate of the existence and extent of their several claims, by filing the same, or a statement of th nature and extent of the s:im', in the of fice of the clerk of this court, previous tr .A t J - tne imai clistribution rt th. usk ts of t!je estate of the deceased, that their c!.:im w ill be postponed in favor of the inure diligent creditors. Copy Te-t. J. WAk'nnnr.D, ci,Tiiy Tli. P. JJRITTO.V I). C. March ii, 1SJJ U) (U. cttlion for Dirc.rrr w arncr Harral. f - . - AT tins tin.e camo the petitioner by her counsel, and filed her i.ption '.and upon affidavit, it apieariafT to the l,v i .: i .i. . ... .i . . . S " " couri, uiai the Uehmdant ! M n: C!! ,tlhaLi:ant tf tJe state i I::Jia- ! nn 11 li t!'e'rr on i:io!:on, ordered by ne coir: now Ure, I bat miles iLi defendant appears by himself ortvuneI, -r er before the first day U our next term, which is to be h olden at th co i:t ho ise in Princeton, 0:1 the first Monday in September next, and answer ti;j complainant's hill, the same xvill be heard and deicrmit:ed in his absence, and further orden J That the pendency t f ibis suit be m ide j known in the Western San, a paper nri:itled in Vincer.ne--, Indiana, for four weekj i successively Test. JOHN 1. NT.KLY. C&.C.C. April , pj. u C. BLANK DZJUij Z ALWAYS U. HAMI, AM) loll .sAfcE AT TUIJ