Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 15, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 May 1833 — Page 4
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rem fr Cincinnati Chronicle. THE nOOSIIEUOONS. The good citizens of our young sister of Indiana, arc pretty generally known throughout the west by the singular appellative of Huishers. The following rhymes, from a young Hoosheroon, conveys a very graphical picture of the Hooshcr life, on the iron tier of Indiana. Suppose, in riding through the West. A-stranger found a "lloosher's nest," In other words, a buck-eye cabin, Just big enough to hold Queen Mab in; Its situation low but airy. Was on the borders of a prairie, And fearing he might be benighted lie hailed the house and then alighted. The "Hoosher" met him at the dcor, Their salutations soon were o'er. He took the stranger's horse aside, A.nd to a sturdy sapling tied, Then having stripped the saddle cfT, He fed him at a sugar-trough. The stranger stooped to enter in, The entrance closing with a pin, And manifested a strong desire To seat him by the log-heap fire. Where half a dozen Hoosheroons,
With mush and milk, tincups and spoons, White heads, bare feet, and dirty faces, Seemed much inclined to keep their places. But Madam, anxious to display Her rough and undisputed sway, Her offering to the ladder led. And cuffed the youngsters up to bed. Invited shortly to partake Of venison, milk and Jonny-cake, The stranger made a hearty meal. And glances round the room would steal. One side was lined with divers garments. The other spread with skins of "varments," Dried pumpkins oer head were strung, Where venison hams in plenty hung; Tvo rifles placed above the door, Three dogs lay stretched upon the floor In short the domicil was rife. With specimens of "Hoosher" life. The host who centred his affections On game and range and quarter sections, Discoursed his weary guest for hours, Till Somnus' ever potent powers, Of sublunary cares bereft 'em. No matter how the story ended The application I intend d Is from the famous Scottish poet. Who seemed to feel as well as know it, That "buirdly ehiels and clever hizzies, Are bred in sic away as this is "
Oh, ye 'who jest at scars that never felt a wound, picture to yourself a be ing, captive and desolate, gnawed by fa-
mine, Dreaming me airot pestilence, associated only with the dying and the dead. But see, there appears the com mander, like an angel of mercy, hating healing under his wings in the shape of pardon, protection, food, raiment, gold. But mark yetue price of all those benefits. 'Twas like the devil tempting the Son of Man of old. All these will I give yc, but ye must abandon the cause of American liberty,' said my lord admiral to poor Byrne, when the latter had crawled about the deck, and confronted the master of his fate. Heorit, Ameri cans, treasure it in your hearts, aye, and write it in your books, that future ages may read it, and admire the cry of brave Byrne in the prison ship at Charleston, and amid the ranks of death at Eutaw
PAYXHEMT OF TDK ILLINOIS MILITIA.
tied some butter to a merchant in a jits receipt, to be endorsed, numbered and j' country village to exchange for goods, fded , in the order of its reception. J
the butter having a very beautiful a;- j Kith. It shall be the duty of the Trca-j
;kuiauv. bhu 'v uibicitatii vv.iti tits jri'n-i iai rvvvj il IKJOjv VI liiw 1'w "tuus u j 1 -rT in ' r'V1fV ' I. 1 C rous of procuring such for his own use. j w hich denosites arc made, w ith the names ! fl 5HL . 1 " MrCD'. V ?1
invited the boy to bring all th(
mother had to spare.
boy, 'she can't spare any
would not have spared this
fell into the cream, and
to use it herself.
8 butttr his of the Postmasters, and the times and pla- j-"- .
I think, said the ccs of their denotes: and immediately i';- ..0 ,
more, for she 'after the re-istry of a certificate, it shall commanoeu ,y xn?c or
only a RAT j be entered to the nroner odke, with its VS?- M' lv Aiex?"llcr. a f OI .
she did nol like! date an , number; that it may always l"? r I
;.: Ifr.ttTtpr . ' vvi.uwci ... m .w.v, "
depos
shall be ochmpirnt. lt. It shall bo the dupy of the Treasurer to keep a Bank account book, the
entries to be made on the debit side, Irom
the certificates of the depositee or the acJ know ledmcnt of the Bank?, and on the (credit side, from the chirks drawn; which
nrr .llcfrilitito1 ititn ilin-o 1 1 it. ! book shall be compared at least mire in
U1U VI A W& 1UUIVU w I1IV Ulf I I --. I I t t . -
each quarter, with that Kent by the llcgistcr of Checks.
post orrici: dkpautmknt, Washington, -tk March, ls:i:?. In future, the following rules and regit lations arc lo be observed: 1st. The duties of the Assistant Post
masters General, Chief Clerk and Huboi
dinatc sions.
The first, the Southern Division, under
Hurrah for Jmcrica! Loud and long ipeniitrndcncc o! 1-. K. lk, . n !thc Senior Assistant, will comprise the
rnni n tpi ritfnriitr' i '
continued chccrincr 1
Hear this, the brave and good of all the world, and then to the banquet of Greek and Roman courage and fidelity, 'with what appetite yc may Turn over the pages of the past. Dive into the depths of centuries, and you can find no move brilliant courage ol example in the
midst of despair, of zeal and fidelity in the cause of human liberty, than is shown in the story of John Byrne, the Irish sol
dier of the Revolution.
My tale is lold The old orator and his old stories will together descend the stream of life, cheering the rising generation with talcs of the day s ol tria', and giving portraits from the life of those worthies whose courage and patriotism founded the empire of civil and religious liberty, which millions now enjoy, and will continue to be enjoyed by millions yet tocorne. Cheers.3 When your eagle banner shall agrun be unfurled in war and the time by no means remote you will have in your
ranks not merely regiments, but whole armies, composed of the sons of Erin In the hour of need, like their famed countrymen of old, they will not be f ;und idle,' but, engraving on their Colors the battle cry of Byrne, will rush into the enemt's ranks, with 'Hurrah for Ameri-
comprise
States of
Virginia, (with the Dist. of Columbia.) Louisiana, North Carolina, Arkansas Territory, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Florida Territory, Indiana, Alabama. Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri. The second, the Northorn Division, tin-
Assistant, will comprise the States of Maine, KewYork, New Hampshire, f5v Jersey, Vermont, f)e.l aware, Massachr.scttcs, Maryland, Rhode Island, - " Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Ohio, and Michigan. Territory. 2d. Each of thci'c Divisions fhall em
brace an office of Appointments and Instructions, and an oll'icc of Mail Con-
nth. Statements from the Banks in which depositee arc made, shall be obtained by the Treasurer, at leat as often as once in each month, and compared with the books of the Treasurer and the Register of Checks. LStli. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to furnish the Postmaster General at the beginning ot each month, with a condensed monthly statement of cash receipts and disbursements, and the balances in the several bauks. l!):h. When payments are made for transportation, cither to meet drafts by Contractors, or to be forwarded to them, the principal Pay Clerk shall furnish the Treasurer with a list of the checks required, having his certificates annexed that it is correct. The Treasurer, if he approve the list, shall add the word 'Approved,' with his signature. The checks shall then bo drawn, entered and signed,
by the Treasurer, who shall send them, i
with the certified list, to the Assistant
services rendered against the hostile Indi
ans, iu ISJ'4. The undersigned will attend at the times and places below meutioneJ, prepared to make the payment, a jjrceablv to the muster rolls furnished to the War Department, to wit:
At CARM1, in White comfy, en Friday and Saturday, the tt:h an li7th int. At ALJO.Yin Ethrards comfy, on Monday, the 'J'.hh Apiil. At MOUXT C ARM EL, in WnUsili count if n n Wednesday, the 1st of May. At LAWREXCEMLU:, m Laurence county, on Friday, the Hd cf May.
At PALLSTIMZ,in Craircrd county, n M mdav the lith of May.
Pifmi. inn Irt ntn! in it liocn rlivtvimi t?.r
tracts; tne oincc 01 Aiau lsprcuauoi.s 10 1 . . , , . , t ! payment is to lc made. (ir in his absence remain as at present omanuxd, auxilhary J , , . -- , . t jl0(, I t!ie other Assistant) tor Jin signature. Urr !. .r iv...:,.: .lnlAU such list and all special rcpiisi-
ou. I'JUiuiui imu ji 1.-.UMJ.-5 t...ii t. r.1 .1 1... il... !.-. - ..4'
be assigned four Corresponding Clerks,
twofortho ollae of Mnil Contracts, and
Cheeks.
i20th. When a payment i- lo ho made
ca.
Lnud cheering.
THE PRESIDENT OF J MR RICA
I nc president nas uitic the appear- j
.- .il i.- .! A tit. iinlinr.n'ri MMfl I
. g- , . m t 4 , tor 'Incidental expenses,' luc account tor
t M , 1, . i t , ii 1 which luc payment is required, shall be ment Clerk, a Jlouto book Clerk, a ltccor-, . , J . . tl . - . ... , , ' 1 1 r examined bv ttio Senior Asi.ta:it, and :l dm." C ork, and Clerks tor reirisieniii' or- . . ... , , 1 , :-" ,. ' 1 m 1, t- tound correct, he will so endorse it, stadcrs. lines and other m'.sccibneous duties . . ' . . . , 7. ..
4th. One ot tfie Coriespouuiug . .
Uieriis m eaen lnvisuin. snail nr. ciesiiriia- 1
i r rt m 1 t tt'i it tit 1 wriifii.ai- ic 11 "t i. I' tir,.Briirj.i iif. tint ti.i.w.it.i iti'ir Ti.k iit'i'wi I I .
. . - .... tt . , a check tor the amount, and send it, w
accusiomeo 10 see ir.em nc is ex ;m. i ne senior Assistant win oecnar ' , . .. . . ; ( i . , i t r . , , .,, , c 7l .. the account, to the fcenior Assistant, t
r . : k r.'. T. . i t " i his signature; alter which, the encci; so at first sieht not unline bhakesntaics lv.i tin-inteaus. Canvass Las. Locks and . '
starved apothecary; but he is not an on- ! Kevs, and with all incidental duties U? c":JrcU tl!c Ui
THIS IRISH SOLDICIl The tollowing is an extract from a Speech by G VV. Cuatis, at a recent celebration of the birthday of O'Connell;
'The recollection of America's days ol j
trial must the more and mote endear to her the memory of Irishmen's services in the 'times that tried men's souls." Fcrhaps I may tire you wi'h 'a thrice told tale,' yet, il any American were as much instructed in the history of their own times as they arc in records of an tiquity, they would find as bril iant in stances of courage and patriotism to ad mire, in the lives and acions of the he roes of their Revolution, as of those who flourished in the days of Rome and Gicoce The rismir generations should
iwlH.WVI IIIPII Ail I11UIIUWI J 4 Uj4.ull AIIVN'y and there are marks of good humor, as well as decision of character in hi countenance. Mr. Smith, of New York, a gentleman who holds a highofnee in the department of the treasury, at Washington, and to whom I had a letter ot intio ductien, proposed to me on the dsy I de ivercdit, that I should accompany him
to pay a visit to peneral Jackson. He !
requested me on leaving him to rctu n at one o'clock, when he would have the pleasure of introducing me. In the mean time I returned to the ho'cl and put on my best coat. We found no guards at the door, when we ascended the stepsi and a single servant ushered us into a plain but comfortably furnished large parlour, t the fireside of which the president and general Macomb the
commander in chief of the army of the
rrencral Atkinson
tin?' the amount due, and siirn it. It shall
e re-examined bv tho Treasurer,
i ana n nv niniionnu correct, nc win uraw
-ith
"or
all
uc-
"Izt. Except for transportation, no money shall be paid, until the acc ount on which it is to tie paid, shrill have Leen passed and signed agreeably to the preceding articles, unless by special requisition of the Postmaster 'Jeneial, in writing. ii2d. All checks must he signed by the
I reasurer and countersigned by one ot
A clerk shall he asned to aid him in
their performance, who, under the direction of the Assistants, respectively, shall keep thf? registry of the cheeks countersigned by them. tith. Tho bti:"inof?s of forwarding Blanks for Accounts, Locks. Keys, Post Ofliee Lists, Laws, &e. shall be performed
iini oil It'll 1 1 I rtlrM 1 1 m T tlii. .A r? w L- 1 n t ;
uiua i iiiv Hiitviivii iik. jioci loiiii;, i, . . , . t f i-i 1
wilhiu their respective liivi: ions. ,i t ,
kii'- 11111 '.III " , I
riu .1 - I . i i- . t T' ' i'--i
iu. j lit; principal v iltkoi tuc jjivi-; .w i4 -i .11 , 111 1 1 written 'transportation, 'incidental .ion on.v, Miuli sign obicnd eorrs'spond- . , ,,' ' . .. . ' i.i , , . , pit 1 r 'transleiv or other wonL mdu-aiing the ruice, and that, m csbC ol tho absence of 1 , . t - .t t 0 the ss;"t int I charge to whicn it bclonirs. 1 t.ikS"' mm .1 r r -iii .i . 1 1 1- All draft:? on Postmasters sliall bth. I he third division, t;i11 bo that of . , . , , c 1 1 , ... be signed bv the Ireasurer, anil couuteihnnnce. tmder rhe suneMntcuil'.Mice oi the I , . t, ' .
1 i ctr n ril Iktr f irt l'fi
CD
Chief Clerk, 0.13. Ui?owx, 'who shall b
tho Treasurer of tho Dcp;ilment. Tiiere shall be under his control the 'Rook Keepers,' the 'Solicitor's Cilice,' the 'Pay Office,' the 'Examiner's Oiiice," the 'Registers Oinee,' and the 'Dead Later Oihcc.
mrsinnt rost: a ?rtr.i 1 . . .t 1 1 1 1 t 1 1.1
" . louiciasioi vwncn snail no attacncii lue
be taught in their schools the story ol
their lathers lame; ; and then the youth-j Tj.)Ucil SlalC5, and ful historians would dwelt with as much wc.c X)C 'i(c
Dumtration upon the passage ot the De-!
laware, as they were
the pissage of the Rubicon
Do ihe mellowed recollectio
quity contain a finer instance
I C I . t:...
uiKi livivtn v. uiiuti 111c severcsi nrr iipi .1. .. . t .
1 1 11 .1 i Hi v 1 jri,i;iiiJU ficiutu 10 me o i)C: n.. .. ..t....i 1
o mistortune. than 1a Immd in iIip nrf .. ' . ...... .. I'opaiintoiK i? utpoMio in iuo nanus (10
IT Ii Ir Ii I illnnl.nlA.I . 1 1
,tiv.u ..at itiuaiiutcu Hum IOC rOS .l.J-r mi.tnt. f t,r-.
as he ohserved our entrance, am ad van. 1 1 r .1 11 ,i
unni in ,1 flll . , ' . '7 ousmcss oi iiic "'jncrui iciier me. WOnt tO U3 On rrfl :tl Tr Qm fl mrmnrml! .... .... ... .
orGra-ticu . V 1 . , VUx- iN0 l,cy siliall be paid into the
isofanti- -..-.-b-. b- - , jjrpartment, directly to tho Treasurer.
of course K"u";'?' y'r V t 7 I 'r Ullt rt d'rcctivbv him.
-w.iw.iv . .. - "- ...y I t t A in.-'l.'-v ;n .... i, I
nCMKl
'Jlth. In the aliteiice of the Treasurer, hi:i financial duties shall be po; funned
! by his principal Pay Clerk', or by such o-
thcr person as the Postmaster General s-hall direct. V. T. KARIIY. Marcli 13, 183:) ll-5t
a republic
ctcd, and unreserved, and at
time not wanting in dignity.
Siuzrt's three tears in Am fries.
WOO HEX CAXDLES. The Yankees it-ay brag, says the Liverpool (Pcnn ) Mercury, as much as they please about their ingenuity their wooden nutmegs, the Prussian pumpkin
s'gr.ated, to thvj crooit 01 the 'Post Oihco Department;' and shall bo passed to the credit of tho pLrsous paying them, on the recoil)', of ccrtiiicales of sucli drpositcs, signed by the proper of-k-cr of the bank where caeli depesite si.r.11 be made. 11th. Deposi'es shall lc made i:i sruch banks as shall he designated by the Treasurer of tho Department, with the appro-
Lationot tne l ostmaster iienerai.
trum, and from the stage, of poor Johni0,v iv. B. . . . , r 1 . V.. .IS) , till Ii l vne, the Irish soldier of the revolution ! lhc saa,c t j,
nccrs j Years have rolled away since an aged and broken man came to my door, and sa luted me with a 'God ble9s your honor, and its Washington's old soldier that's come to see ye.' I am proud to inform you that I often receive a call from the honored remnants of the Revolution
iney say tbat they cannot nass mv do nau rihna , k. ,i,. . cureeicu toueposii meir proceeds ol
. . - j :u3iiii.rkv.jvjuivji.nv.onuvvtiiii-iii;uvnn.i . . . .
smcial, without calling on one they are r hern w;th lhft Prnn '1,;, 1 a, wiicii such proceeds do not c
pleascd to term a member of the old la mily. And so hear me, God! more welcome to my home and my heart arc these
pray and withered relics of the heron
1 - '
. T 1 , . l...t .L l-
neiice iiui 1 mat a uuiiiwvr oil me ICC
tion. At first I di'nt know exactly what
1 IM better try, and was just talkin with I
Cheap anil Good Flour. TUR subscriber lias two hundred barJL'jrcU of FLQUR, of a superior ipiality, which he will sell fir for four dollars by tho barufi') rel,cr three dollars and liiiv ri',f cents bv the lot.
April 27, 1 ra
il. 1. WALLER. -RU'Jt
.STATE OF INDIANA, ) f (I'fjton County. ) fS GIUSON CIRCUIT COURT, ? i 1 Vrh -,. 1 r . 7 r , 1 t
n pumpkin i 10 . im,i,.,, v. ;r,. nt.t'nr.rl.
setcs, anu macnines lor maumg wnite ,. t , . , :. ... . . , . I ' ... . v. nr....
, ... imeeieii iu uu-ineii proceeds oi post- " t- ( " ittwu.
time, than would be the piescncc of an
emperor Xheering
liyrno was one ol the finest types o
.ail w..... !. .iw A J I I 1 Uiltuu J 1 i 1.1.. ri , . Kr.. . it ' ctccl, retfpccUvuIv, six Inuulrca do! ar in I Urx: mihL o nn nnnf c all n f nolfnino- i
biMWood hams, and tunnel sausages.
You see I took it into my head to try to speculate a little to make up the eighteen
one ipiarter, dcpo.rito their whole balances
w ithin lifteen days after the close ot each
tpiarter. When their balances exceed the rate of si hundred dollars per quarter, they shall make their deposites monthly, j w ithin secn days after the close of each , month, and when their balances exceed j
t
John Rutland )
A T this time came t!ie petitioner by f her coun.stl, and f.led her petition;
anil upon aliioavi', it appears to the satis-
on
At DARWIXj in Clark county, on Wednesday, the 8th of Mav. At CIIARL ES TOX, in Coles count. on Saturday, the 11th of May. At PARIS, in E!gar county, on Monday and Tuesday, the 13th and 11th .f .lav. At DAXVILLE, in T cnniilion county. on Thursday and 1 riJav, the i'Jih mltl 17th of May. The Company Ojfccrs arc requested to attend on the evening previous to the payment, at tha place of meeting in their respective counties; as information, not furnished by the Muster Rolls, w ill in many cases be required of therii, lo insure accu
rate payment to the men. E. KIRRY, Paymaster U. S. Armv. St. Loui, April fcth, lr?3;.l 1-Tit STvrT:i)T indiaxa,j s Ctbsoii County. February Term, 1S3.7. " . Ann Mutrary, ) . . . r ' P' tition for a Dl
Jonathan Mutrarv. TOrcc'
A T this time came tlic complainant bv t. her counsel, and Hied her petition herein; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court lhat the defendant is ne. an inhabitant cf tho state of Indiana, Om r.iolion, ordered by the Court, That unle?tho defendant appear and answer to tho complainant's bill here Cled, on or V efi-re the first day of the next term, which i to beholden at the court house in Princeton on tiie first Monday in SenttmlT next, the same will I e heard and determined in
ibis absence: and further ordered. That
7 publicatienoi the penxkney of this suitbo made known in the 'Vestcrn un, a public newspaper printed in Vinccnncs, Indiana, for four weeks successively. Tst .TOIL'S L NEELY, C7. G. C. C. April 1S33PJ 4t
STATE Or INDIANA, ; U'tbxon County.
GIRSO?i CIRCUIT COURT, February Term lb.'IJ. ' Xancy Ilirral, J im rs. Petition for Divorce. Warner Harral. ) A'V this time came the petitioner by her counsel, and filed her peti m'; and upon affidavit, it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendant is not an inhat itant of the state of India, na, It I? therefore on notion, ordertd by the court no c here, That unless the d -fendant appears by himself orcuunscl, on or before the first day ot our next tern, which 13 to be holden at tho co'irt hwo in Prmceton.on tiie first Monday in .Septe m
ber next, and answer the complainant's bill, the same will be heard and du -rrn-ineil in his absence, aml furilrr ordcn J9 That the pendency of ibis suit be m .du known in the Western Sun, a paper printed in Yinccnnes, Indiana, for four weeks successively. Test, JOIIX I. NEELY, CVc.G.C.C. April y), 113.-12- It At a ProUite Court held for Speiu cr cour.tv, on the 11th day of Feb. 1n"3. William Scantiest administrator of Darid Steele, Deceased. 6(O'UL.M.tT or i.solvi:ncv.
set
that order ol beings, now almost extinct. ! mi? uUnrA.r nrrttv r U-rr iniuinM
that ever met my notice. Never can 1 j lutchtnaa.) when som. -bodv came alon-1 thc ,a' o1,' ihr u.-ind dollars pttr
IorKct the touching scene that ensued i :infl nsUef. nnv bodv wanted to hnv n.,r ul' tcr,
Thcn I had oidereda cup, to cheer the in ufmr nr, h'nrnnr , ,n.,ni t
I
weeuy
T!L it rcmcmlicrcd. thtt on th"
faction ol tho court, that the delendant is j lhe lhhday of February WiV not an inhabitant ct lhe state ol Indiana, j Wiiliam Seantlen, adn:inistratcrcf David It ii tyreforeordtrid, lhat unlosi the kteele, dcceasJ, filed in court hi, co-n-said John Rutland appear on or before the .,ixmt shCwin5 the condition of the etitu first day of tiie next term, which i to bo inf l,; ;,,ir.?,t t., ,i .-.
!;,'u,il,u lu tum.1". W4Msr,Uent,andpravinjr CencraIIv for ielief
UU: -H'Ji.uay i v. .. ..... v-v., I It 1 l-tr rrti'trP. Orltrrtt fin fhr V.. 'l'V
V ' " " "V ' iav
their detvisites siiall bo made
their whole balance beiu al ! answer the p!-ii:ititis petition herein filed,
old man s heart, the sublime expression I i ri,orr.c a rinnr fnr vnn r ,h,. I ways paid within hUeen nays after the
of his features, when, luvinK drank to', lanjiOTCi. .anv nfthe store keepers ivill I lwoot' each iuarter.
ns honors health, he reverently turned; -vc vou morc lhan that for 'cm rieht . l7ilh- ltir.astcr?, except by special
towjuis nipncr anj ectter
his
eyes uiwjius uit;ucr ana uciter j .ry
Worlds, and exclaimed. and hcrcstothei memory of general Washington, who is!
o . t t - 1 i- i
I'll be darned if I don't b'iievc that i nisiruction,, are pronuaie.i irom senumi:
ih.- Imdlnrrl ivf,-in thn crr.mp. fnr if Un ! money to the Department: but when m
t... t i t... i k i,. i pursuance (tt such instruction-, inonev i ccssivciv.
" r. ii .ii . ...... ,v
the same w ill be heard ana determined m
his absence; ami further ordered, That L publication of six weeks
notice ci iuo peuuenev ui siiu oe made in the Western .San, a paper printed in Vinccnncs, Indiana, fur four weeks uc-
Itnt vou see I did not I Ilu11 l' transmitted to the Department,!
hat, and ?o bought a whole box lhu e'hicf Er.miner siiall. at least once in idles and how do vou think I ic:u h week, deposit m the lkuik tiie several j
iu iivat-ii. iJ5 a inau uiji a vtui.io candles hi'rtscll should have painted, oVr which seventy j thjn cf t13l ai
Winters had shed their snows, while tcus r .kq n . it t .t :..t. t i caeli week, deposit in the lkink t.'ie i -vrr.il 1 r T
i ' laiiuits a;ui now uu ytj.i nutjtk l , ' . i ,
Oi venctation, at the remembrance ot a got sucked in! If you can guess in a I111"1-' received, and shall prepare a cer- " j iXJULXiiNa J JT Joved comminder, coursed each othe; wcck, n trcat you t0 a ,as; of UutTS j tilleate in a prc-ribed farm, to be signed j ry Thompson Perkins, living in Parr
do?D the channels, which time and haul Creen's jiilifi. IUit to save you all j l'' t!i(- proper oUieer ot the hank, fcucn j-J iown-hip, Da icss countv, Indiana, j e: cervices hid worn full many and deep I trouble I'll just tell you how it turned j ''t a will not be received in deposite ,10' R y MARE; marks as lul- !w I'hc sufTerings which Hyrnc endured, j ovlt. .. piece of white oak wood, turn-j at PAr s;ial1 returned to the Pt.stmas-1 jmrs? to wit: with a tar in her forehead, li,
usages of a prison hip For this prefc-j )jnie xick in each end, coved with just jin person to the Department, thedpcite teuce he was entirely indebted to his ahout tallow enough to rrcasc the biil ofSuull ,,e nudit in the same mariner, before
brour, which betrayed his being a native, a Long Island rnisketer ot the L nerald Isle; and hcr as he cm-j phaucMly ubrrved, they added their tor- .f GOOD O.YE.
turca as a civility due to my native coun- boy wtioe honesty U more to be
a receipt and credit cau be uiven
1 1th. All ccrtilieates of deposite slnll, under direction of the Treasurt i , bo en
tered in a register to bo kept fur that pur
ine creoitors ot said estate be notified of
the filing and pendency of this petition, bv
successive!'. in
the Western .Sun and General Advertiser. . ....
a newspaper prmtcu and published in mcennes; and further, Uides-j they notify the administrator of said estate of the existence and extent of their several claim?, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature and extent of the same, in tho office of the cleik of thw court, previous to the final distribution of tiie assets of the
estate cf the deceased, that their claims
ill be postponed in lavor of the moredt-
to wit: with a tar in ncr lorehead, iiircni creditor.
IVt.
JOHN I. NLLLY, Clk. G. C. C.
April 'JO, IK'S f-J-lt.
hands hi-ih, suppoed to be l' years old,
shod all round; no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised to thirty -live dollars by t. D. Morjjan and I'lisha Perkins. Duly swtun to before mc, on the PJt.h A-
prl, lNJ.t. J A.MP.S Mc CALL. J. P.
commended thau his ingenuity, ence car-. Y::h v:lh the date of cash ccrti.hcata ixixi April 1 Istrj 1J IH
Cony-
J. WAKTUTP.LD, Clerl; Ry TIL P. ISIUTTUN, D. C. March f, 10 (it.
ALWAYS 0. IIA2TP, AND loii SAID AX TCH cxner..