Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 January 1834 — Page 4

jiorifcal senium.

ON THE CLOSE OF THE YEAtt.

purnosc-ot tnnung ins &&Mg nndVwiBga cctipic. vwnatys a::r pricc-r saw ine;- 7 ry -- --TJ- !

(clown to posterity. In point of purVViina- j judge. "If they will answer your pur-1 OilJ : NEW YEAR OT W Al.nili S

dultcratcd origiuality, Colonel Crljctt ; pose,1' replied the other, "you may Have, t s-erny given that 1:10 umierMgncu CIF.CU1AT.TNG LIBRARY unquealionalily excels all other men UvingWhem and welcome.11 The judge, upon JJi hasued out of the Clerk's office of( j,,,,. or"Ttt(, KW VOIIMI. ordead. His'cjploits in the nolle and ' hearing this, laid them down, and bowing tho Probate Court of the county of Posey,!

warlike amusement of hunting bears, Ins ; was leaving the shop; upon which the hut-, 'cttcrs ot administration upon the person-, ,y scribcr introduced the new method o

facility ;n tailing in love extempore; liis : ter said to mm, "rray, sir, your nonour JJulchi "stories; his gav gallant, iucxpressi- has forgotten the principal object of your blcoiwl humor, arid his adroitness in fend-1 visit.1 "By no means," answered the

ing off a joke or a blow, toother with the judge; "it you please to set a price I am

hardihood, perseverance, and generous ready to purchase: but ever fcincc it has confidence in himself which his whole life fallen to my lot to occupy a seat on the

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hlrhtiow look down on earth exhibits, all combined, place him and bench, I have studiously avoided receiving

Jiavc seen tew thousand centuries fly, And Rive to countless changes binh

And when the pyramids shall fall, And, mouldering mix as dast in air. The dwellers on this altered bail Mnv soil heboid thcmVelorious there.

Shine on' shine on! with yln I tread

The march of aes. orljjof light; A last eclipse may o'er you spread; To me, to me, there comes no light. O, what concerns it him, whose way Lies upward to the immortal dead, That a few hairs arc tarnine; gray. Or one more year of life is fled! Swift years, but teach me how to bear. To feci, and act with strength and skill To reason wisely, nobly date. And speed your courses as you will. tVhen life's meridian toils are done. How calm, how rich, the twilight glow! The morning twilight of a sun. That chines not here on thiols below.

Jiut sorrow, sickness, deaththe pain To leave, or lose, wife, children, friends; What then? Shall we not meet again. Where parting comes not, sorrow ends? The fondness of a parent's care. The changeless trust that woman gives, The smile of childhood it is there. That all we love in them still lives. Tress onward through each varying hour; Let no weak fears thy course delay; Immortal beh:g. feci thy power; Pursue thy highland cndltss way

this biography far above Oullivcr, Baron

Ircnck, Jack the Giant Killer, Captain Kidd,or even the mysterious ndvcnturVs, murder, Scc of one Wiffiam Morgan, rf anti-niasonic memory ! Calvin Edson, tlW

Siamese Twins, the Wandering Piper, or

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and believing trie estate to be insolvent, l0 be transportable bv mr.il. Saneuine as she will proceed to settle the same as: was his belief of the advantages, to all classuch. All those indebted lb!Said estate ; ses.cf this experiment, its success has more are requested to make imrnrdfafivpavmont, than equalled his expectations, and he will and all who mav have demands against i cntcr uPon a sccor" car wnh renewed enthe same will do well to furnish them im-I crC' l .;y. Experience has wj;-

gesieu improvements ivnicii nave occn ai

English critic, like KingPoruson bis ele

phant thunder along towards a nine

some future pciiod of my life, it might

have some kind of influence in determining my judgment.' A man of property, reshlrttg in Charles-

even Black Hawk himself can't be-jin with j town, Mass., who had IongM)cen in habits Davy Crockett? " j of intemperance; at last Ibuyd his health He is himf.alifte! Your .pocts" on the decline, and resolved ta consult the vour "National (liillerv"' heroes, and vour celebrated Dr. Spring, of Watortown.

fc j - - 1 , ' little great men who figure in mngazinc& 1 He stated to him the symptoms of his case, and newspapers, and your mighty auJLors, ! which the learned Doctor could not but

who mounted on the bark ot u mtautv ; understand. "1 can cure vou," said lie.

;if you follow my advice; which the Datient imidicitl v piwiised to do. "Now,1

davs immortality. Stuff wo are as tired , ssvs tho doctor, "yu must steal a horse.

of these as of raw head and bloody bones i "What 1 steal a horse?" "Yes you must 1 .-l.... IX, J.. V. 'IV. JVi.htlf. ctnil r hrirc Vnn will tlmn b arrpsfnd.

Log? Travels in Italy or the United convicted, and placed in a situation where States. But here we have something I your diet and regimen will be such, that

! splinter new a hero ot an entire new ! school the school of Nimrod Wildfire.

J I liUlll ta imiii'niiim n iDavid Crockett; and if every man had a biographer predestined from tbe begin ni:.:i of the world at least of the new world to confer it upon him, it is the identical David Crockett, late: member for tho district cf the Harrycanos,and veritable owner of the unerring rilio commonly called "Betsc

to the value of a single copper, lest at j mediate v, properly authen icated, cither . y nv. anJ othcr as lhcy

10 niysu.i, 111 iiiiiveu.ri, inuina, cr i be introduced in the course of the ensuing

volumes, tending to give additional interest and permanent value to the enterprise. What has been done, however, is sufficient e idence of what may be agair. executed, and the subscriber believes that a mere recapitulation cf facts will be sufficient to

I produc e conviction of the advantages of his

Daniel, mv attorney, in Mt. Yernnon Ind.

or their demands will be postponed . NANCY LAMM US, Adm. December 4,1S33. 17-JIt

OTICE

men bv these

present;

3a iTiat niv wife Tvebccca ?Iavs. has i who may not yet have taken the subject Vn-

lehmv house, bed, and board without anv 1 10 consideration. The following work cause; I therefore forewarn ami forbid havf a?ually bcJn P"hlihcd in the course ' r cf the first vear tor the small sum of H 1 any person or pcryons from trading or DOLLARS'! dealing with her, or harbouring her about ' . VOL.1.

their piessions, as 1 shall not he account- W aldstcin, or the Swedes in Prague, a na-

Irom fit? Ciuciunaft Chronicle. TO TDK PUBLIC. The undersigned, Physicians .f Cincin

nati, feel it their duty to cxpr-JS their de

in a short time your health will be perfectly restored. The crooked streets of Boston arc pro

verbial. Not many years since, says the New Bedford Gazette, thS town of sent a new Representative to the General Court, who had never been in that city of tortuositie?. lie started at tho usual time,

j for the capital, to watch over the interests

ol his constituents, who were not a little surprised at seeing him back in less than a fortnight after he set out. On being asked the cause -of his return, he replied, that he ''slaid in the city ten day? wore out his boots cat up all his bread and

cheese couldVit find tho State House

and so he thought it was best to return and

able for her contracts from this date.

IIENKY MAYS. Dec. 17, 183318 3t

NOTZCS.

Proposals will be received at j

ollicc ot the Clerk ot the Pnte

Circ Jit court, at Petcrsburnh, until the 1st

Monday in January next, for Finishing the Court Rouse,

Aiiree ib!! o a plan now in said office.

vel by Madame Pichler.

Memoirs of Count Lavallctte, written by himself. Six Months in America, by Godfrey T,

Klotcrheim, or the Masque, a novel, by the

The Hill and the Valley, a talc by Harriet Martir.cau. Travels in Peru, by Edmond Temple. Lafayette and Louis Philippe, by B. Sarrans. The Gentle Recruit, a talc, by the author ef the Subaltern.

rati t t . 1 i ! iti.i. iy iiiv iiaiii. Inc Pn -po?ais to be accompanied oy the j A V.1 our in SoutU Hollajld hy Col; names ot the security tor performance. 15 utv.

! Lives and Exploits cf Banditti and Robbers,

By order of the Board of Commission

ers of Pike county. D. MI LEY. Doc. It, 1833 17-flt

cided isinionin opposition to the habitual,

as well as tho occasional use of ARDENT

SPIIilTS.

I 'J'hey are convinced, from their obser-

r" 1 ' 1 1 ii pers arc discussing the question, whether fiitnitH rOR OLD REWTUCK arc not onlv unnecrssarv, but absolutely .. . ... 1 . . . II UU IV A ii iu vui iv4i ... ... .... - ' . , vouriT rnvabpis m riding mi horseback in

wnlvivr i "oa :t !'ir s-a'c. a inpinous, in 0 bealtlilal state ot the svstctn: ; - " ..." . ,. ,,1. , tX V . Heie we tine 1., ' . . . ., ..!m, ..1 . 1 1 . . company widi ladies should take the riAiit

report progress

GALLANTRY. Some of the newspa-

Ajrrohp

by C. Macfailanc.

The Italian Exile in England, by Count Pecchio, Memoirs of the Duchess of St. Leu Hortense. Jcurnal of a Nobleman at the Congress c5

Vienna.

1Kiv;v.u...-.'. ... . . .. .V . .! i . . 1 . i company wni lames snouui lawe uie riun roarer frm the Salt Licks W lull oi I to tl.cv Pro.l.Ke n n , aa nggrlo ,e'(. u( ,e , fun an,! fi-iht, fating ami leelm-, fr-.lic jmostof .he J.scjjs , To uh.cl. the human roas cauorf tho Kxctor News l.c-tlcr UU 1 rr:oM,liM.o unite in one man, Ira me is liable: 1 oat tht are unnecessary . . .. an(. tnen-Jinicr an mint m uii. ', . sullies the question on his part: 1 f"-r'li i Irjifvt'i ip a work lJ.'t isii- in rciievinc the el'ects Q cold and tatigtte 1 . ... . . . . . . and set toriii a, icngi.i 11. a woiu j . ,., r, , , , , --.,., --'Ac think, however, that the gentleman cd by the brothers H.rper entitled -mI.icj. are lt relied bv toed 4yj fiJ l cll!icr on lhe ri,httr tho left. "Sketches and Ecccntnciiiea ot Colonel rest. ha their u,e in lamilies, in the . Our grand! TV i.l fVorkHt.of East Tennessee. ' lorms 1 bitters, toddj , punch, &c. is do- ' , ...... .

SPENCER COUNTY,

tc Court, Xcirmber Term. 1633.1 )

it remembered that on this the 1:2th! Letters from the Earl cf Chatham ta he

Nephew. Editorial Notices, Poetry, Anecdotes, :c. &c. VOL. II. Waconsta, or the Prcphccy, a tale f De

troit and MichuhuiuckiKdC, by the authci

He is a leetld the savngist mttcr you ever did see Orson , tho wild man of the woods, is nothing to him net a circumstancenot a buckle -crn ; and Munchausen, who shot a lir, when all the aro.!'.ni!io.i he possessed was two spare ill? - i-ui u-Id a car.d.ie to tho Colonel!

IleV -ot 'he tasted horse, and tlie prettiest j

Sis'er, the surest rille, ar.d ugliest oog, in tho district: and though his father can

-Whip nnv maninali Kcn'uck, he cjti iicU hi'- father? He can run faster, dive deeper, stay Ionizer under, and come out drier, than r.cy other dup this side the big j 3tvnp:p-,"nnd can grin the "nark If a tree j look a n.vthcr to death tote a steamboat j on his back and staud three streaks of j li-'htnin-v without doJging besides piny-1

ln s tl-cudi and tumble1 with a lion.

wi-b ?t. wrecisional kick lrom a zebra I

Sum up ail in one word he's a horse ! The Colonel is a curis varmunt! but a screamer! Goliah was a pretu

hjvr i colt, bat the Colonel goes a-head he j takes the ran tTl be frightens the old j folks astonishes the natives and beats tbo 1) nch all to smash! He makes nothing

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cidedly pxr.ncijus. perverting the appetite, ,

and nnderminin;: the constitution: That

they are equal U rorsoNors as opium or arsenic, operating sometimes inure slowiv, but with as much certainty.

av of November, lN3,, Diuicl

vn, administrator i f Charles Pierce.!

ceased, tiled in Court ! :s complaint j

shewing the condition ot his intestate,

and that same is insolvent, and pray ing tor relief generally: U is therefore ordered by the Couit, tint the creditors of said estate be notified of

the filing and pendency of this petition,

by a publication of six weeks successively in the Western Sim and General Advcr-

ot i',cartc. Mrs. Lushington's Journey from India tc. England. Rambles f a Naturalist, by Dr. (Jcdman. Lit of Dc John Leyden, by Sir vValter Scott. Waltham, a novel, being Vol. 3 of the Library of Romance,

J. P. Andrew T. D. Mitchell G. iuilcv R. M rhead 11. ISouuer W. M ilford S. W. Clarkson H. Parun T. Cobb C. E. Pearson I. Colby S. Reed Job Dart W. Richards Daniel Drake W. S. Ridgely Jno. Ei-erlo J. (J. Rives R. Ei crlo M. R.igcrs M. Fiamx T. Sariicnt P. (i. Fore H. Schultz S, D. Grass J. T. Sliotwcll Jno. F. Henry R. P. Simmons j A. Hermange A. Slay back j T. C. Dhorwood A. G.Smi-.h ' AV. Jndkins T, S. Tov.ie J I t. Lawrence J. L. Vat tier j H. S. Lavson F. A. Waldo j V. C. 3larshall G. li. Walker ! J. M. Mason R. Willard ! J. Moorhcad C. Woodward. '

Lusiness mucti better than their ilecncrate

descendants. The good old fashioned pillion was a beauty! Put a lady upon it with a n.an before her, and she is safe.

The horse may curvet and caper as ht pleases there is no danger of her being dismounted. She has something substantial to sustain her, and she clings to it like the ivy to the oak. Rut it behooves her to see that she has a proper partner one of substance one who, if well mounted, is not easily shaken off. A mere dandy wnnhl uiirn ihnn nnihinrr :i thinrr

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user, a newspaper pnnieu in inccunes; ; Meioons; f Ur. barney, bv Madame D'Arand further, unless tiiey notify the admin-' hiay, author of Evelina.' Cecilia, &c. istratorof Aaid estate of the eitem e and j The lilack Velvet Bag, and Madamoiscile extent of their several claims, by liiiniii Theresc, by Miss Mitford.

the same or a statement of tl: nature und j Elliott's Liters from the noith of Europe, extent of the same iu tho Clerk' office, of j Mwr S'.Uio PelUco.

tliis Court, pievious t f lie fmal distribution ot the assets of the estate of the deceased, that their claim? w ill tc jiostponcd 111 favor of tho more diligent. A conv i est, JAMES WAKEFIi:Ll), c. . c. r. c. No; ember 30, iSJ3 11 tit

Tf AVE just received from Philadduhia

mane upot starch auo carmine or pop dor J a;:d jjov oftt'r lor sale at their store and pomatum is of no more use toVthe j room, on the corner cf Main, and Market

ladies than it is to the world. A bodkins streets, their

worth a dozer, ot it. Jt a lady would enjoy a ride, let bur give herself no trouble

but, seating him before her, take her place on the pillion.

of sleeping under a blanket of snow, ar.d

more nurds being frozen, than

H' lives, moves, noes.

Soi03io. Tuuiktv's Auvicu i on v VARY.

Thrifty. see vuu have a number of

! fino hi:irlv r"li i lit nn nrinlirirtiir Tl.d.ro.-

rotten ArrROAcmxc Makuiaos ix Higu Lirn. ; , s ' cnJ lhenraU tfltichoJ,?

Great preparation are making at Con-1 Hedges. To school? No indeed!

1 1

waiKs,

fall and Winter

t-0lSTlX( IX PART, Ol-

ana

Madame Hard s Narrative of the Shin

wreck cr the MeduMi. Life and Adventures of the Chevalier Charles Stuart, and History of the Rebellion in Scotland in 1T45, 1746. By Roucrt Chambers. Great Ibitain in 1833. by lvirnn D'Hausss, Ex-minister of Kintr Charles X.

j The Story of Captain X , by the author ! of Traits of t ravel.

A Subaltern's EurkmU, descriptive cf Amcrica, ov Lieut. Coke. Editorial Notice., Poetry, tC.5cc. Of the 640 pages which compose the contents of the two volumes of the ear. cxjctly j90 have bet 11 reprinted at'ttr ut by

I booksiilers. leaving "io whicli are exclu

sively m the 'Library 'i houh that portion was furnished to the booksellers much IaIow the usual rate, and piintvd en sa.aJI Sized tyje, stiil the price in beck fiTm was CO equal to SEVENTEEN DOLLARS for the year. hen the advantages cf circulation bv mail are considered, and also that, iu eld

of" five individuals, each gets the work for

.lot it. Cassbncrcsj Citwinctte,

I lannvls,

Shirt inrs and ShcrtinT.?.

Cul tiroes, (Zinzhami and Camkrleics which dirTercr.ee pays the postage.

it must oe auunuea, on all !uua that it s

assorted, ic. See.

-ALSO-

ih,- r arllHiuake. with a small sprinkling cf j SCntcd to the Saltan, became a Pacha! Am-

the steamboat,' besides being of the real ; i,assador to St. Petcrsburgh, and is now

runs, swims, lights, hunts, courts, marries, sta-utinopie, for tire marriage of the Sultana ! have trouble enough with them without

and has children, on a great sca.e. iik- jSalvha. eldest daughter of the Sultan, now ! sending them to school. fnme of bis farm the land is so rich, he yCtlvs old, to Halil Pacha, one of the Thrifty. They would be much less will tell you, that it you will plant toil- Iiviporiul fitvoritcs. The bridegroom elect i trouble to you, if you would send them to penny nails at mtiht, they will sprout j was originally a slave; but having taken ! school. They have nothing to do this crowbars by morning! Ht neighbors are ; tic faiuv ()f the Scraskier Pachar was uf-! long winter but to rant about, turning vour

half horses, halt alligator, and a touch ol , forwards his adopted son, and, being pre-; house upside down with noise and mischief

contracting habits ot idleness and vice

our two oldest sons will snnn bo iiJrn

. 1 : 1 '.. y, 1 ml nhvr.i W.D fis i M.. i' r i ...... . it i . I : i t . . .1 r I

mcut ae uijh!mu'jii. -"i" ..nw.v 1 Piaster oi mo frunance. lie was iast ! gro u, auo vei, u i amcorrectiv iniormi'

abovit tho head. ; year Capudan Pacha, or Lord Admiral, j they arc not able to read so much as their

Ik Ibpmrs en a glass ot 'thunder ana jwhen his cowardice ami incapacity pre- j bibles, or wite their names. What excuse lightning1 that's hotter than i'ophet, and I vented tho capture of a great part of the 'can you make for this shameful neglect of bites tike a rattlesnake; or tor Litters, IVvntian tleet. It is a dangerous honor to their education I

Fucks away at a noggin ot apiator?is. be tlQ husband of any branch of the Sul-j Hedge. Why I dont sec such a mighty ' sw cicneJ w ith brimstone, stirred with a ; tan's family ; for if the lady become dis-1 use in education. As for myself, I dotlt ' lightuins rod, and skimmed by a burn- j i satisfied, she can soon procure a new one, know one letter from another; and vet 1 cane! He walks like an , runs like a or jie removal of the liead of the first. ; knows how to get a living: and I dont see Jitie. swims hkc an cci, yells like an In- There are inld descriptions given of the I why my children can't get along without diiin, fights like a devil, spouts lik? an eo irtship, such as the lady's drawing her j larnin like I do. Resides its iy opinion jarthqtake. makes love like a mad bull, dagger, and threatening her wooer for his lamin nnkes people rogues.

,hip bis weight in wild c:us, or j insolence : in ask ing the hand of a descend- j Thrifty. I am surprised, friend Hedges, p niggar without ch.a,ir,g, t ant of the Prophet, when she is to be ap-', to hear ymi, wlio arc esteemed a enible ittor his bead and pin his ears joased by the presentation of a hatti slier-; man. express such low and illiberal scntii itl of the Saltan warranting the act. How-1 mcnts. For you must know, that it is id-

Wbv uas not heard ot luvid CnKUctt, :0vcr, on all future occasions, ho must car-1 ucation which distinguishes man from the the very '-embodied spirit" ot a bark-; rv i,cr slippers, and ask her leave to enter brute. In a republic it is the soul of Liber-

wedsman, and the represematitre oi a-tj-jn where she sits, and obtain her , ty. ithout the lights which it affords

I Groceries, Quecusware, Hard

ware, fjc. &c. Their assortment, comprising almost cv cry article reiiuircd by the farmer or mechanic, tht-y are dotcrmined to sell at the

the greatest reduction wn the uual selling prices of any article ever attempted, mncii less executed. But the subscriber docs nnt found his claims to pu'olic patronage alor.c on cheapness of bis periodical. The worts published have been ef a highly literary and very attractive character, as is proved by second book edith-ns having followed thoe of the Library' with ru;id;tv. and cv-

lowest prices h r earn, or such articles ol i cry one of wiucn, even at the advmic rl country prodvec as may s'iit. j pt icccliargcd in that form, has had a u;os.t v;..,..m- it o o... j rapid sale.

. v.. t ivni i hc ti,uc and attention cf a literary een-

TFlrt'TJ C1 4 V ' tlcman arc almost entirely devoted to ir.aJ Wr hJU. t ting M l-.ctions for the work, and in iccLin;:.

WIS!

occupn

El to sell tu Tavern Stand, now j tro.ul Vac miiSi ct ty!.ks ,n tl,e I,u,,ix i-,s

?d ny it. Alexis L-iRov, situ- , -: Y-

ate 1 un .Wet street, in the be; n,crcs;ig aud ValuabIc llilllcr. Vi!

n v. ... ii. k ii in nit

yov .1

. -ja

j the American public several works which, j otherwi would probably net have been rc1 printtd here. i As it is intended to print rrdy a smll

ted at theeast end ot.tlarkct tlrect, m thui fjr. those wi-hinir the worL arp rfc.t,iv

requested to send their ortleri as cailv

And 'Two Lois formerly owned bv I). C. Jo'inson

pes-rj.e.

As t!;":s mode ef publication can bv m-

porte-: only by a nuinerou and Duncf :.d i;Sr

of subscribers, the friends to au ecoii-.nric.1l

class ot men now auwos, exanct evi n on j pernusiu to sit uown; and ho must creo j tnc pcoplo would become ignorant slaves

th' wet rn tronttor Like Mike I ink, i nt0 tjie nuptial bed from the fot. He is i It elevates and adorns society improves the Colonel is probably the last ot thesalt , to have no .other wife in her palace; all ' the public morals, and sweetens all the liver gentr" though in him are united preceding ones are divorced, and all con- j enjoyments of social life. As a friend to many of the features that distinguished j eubines are dismist-cd prior to the mar- war country, therefore, as a friend to good Tjaon ami his compatriots, the hardv -, 1iTC A palace is now preparing on the j government and gvd morals as u friend fearless Pioneers ot 4uhe far Ncst. liospherus for the 'happy pair,' w here they '; to your ow n children, if y on have any rcAbounding in tun, frolic humr, and ar0 fU Jive one month together, und then ' gard for their respectability and hannines

ccedric!ty, he knows no tear, thm .s ot the husband is to go to a distant employ- in the world, take my advice, and "send'

them to school

j orough aforesaid.

The Tavern Stand ii in a healthy and pleasant part of thy borough; and the other house is wedl raicui.ited f r a private

latniiy, and UKowiso in a pleasant autl diiiu.m or sound htueratuie are called cphealthy situation. on fcr their patronage. i, . . . . . I A limited nuuiher cf the Arst two vr. ,.1rI!BrtncrI,ar'l! scries, can stdj h, h4i bv Lllis, Ls.jr. and Zaciiariab Pulliam. both ' those who desire to poesthe c!k:anrst v. liliir 111 VllllMHIliJ II I I VI 1 Vl k V ! - nil l .( tlm-: , .1 I ...... 1 ..

Ao. 6, Asr;A Eighth

A. W ALU IE,

Vrhcoiines, Ind. March l. 13 1 tl.j

IN AND SHE KT-1 RON

TV Tx TT r A i T r 7 Tr

-. w ma w v a a. added, m wiiosc a.TOilc cclunm tt, -.,r-

mm . ' nw V V I IWI

u.av v a lauk aoitment ot 1 I . weekly crowd btcrarv tntelli -tTf rf r

In addition to the plan originally propo sed. the; tcur pages ot t!;e cover have Uccr added, in whose umtd? cchnnns the cthtn

Hedges. There appears to be reason in

w hat on say; and if we had a school in

no danger; generous as a sailor, the stran- j mciUi Jinj tjl0 My becomes emancipated

m: n-ivcr goos irom nis noor uungrv , ;irolI1 father and husband s power, wbib hir tiouse and his influence are ever .

a:he service of his lriends. . Judge Sewall. of Masichusctts, who the neighborhood, 1 would send my chil-

We have him here, says a oontcir.po- dietl in 17t'0, w ent one day into a hatter's Jdrcn to it. rarv- at full length, dolitu-atcd by an ama- ip, in order to purchase a pair of second- j Thrifty. Tfiat is a g-od resolution ; and tcur who, doubtless i ike anotb r 1 sw ell, had i. rushes for cleaning his hle. Tho : as I am now endeavouring to get up a ''tivated hie ucouauiauce for tho s-jle I mar-icr of the shop prestriitvd hi:n with a ; scbooLl shall expect yeur arisitkir,cc.

vv Aivu u:i ii:i:ni, wmtn i wm sell at i Dus kind extensive extracts trom tke new wb.olesale or retail low fur CASH or PKO-J est aad best bt.ks as fast as thev isvr in-n

ULCE, such u mav suit. Job work done the other presses, and rnde tvourt with M'l at short notice. N. SMITH, i favour ur p.iniJity.io ,euit out to'hit rr.iVincennes. Jan. 21, 1SJ?. 50 tf ) ders such works as have nust xnciit P

I 7: i r; ; I Cl ll,1s u:i ei.sive i ecord cf what U paICags ! Hags ! Hats ! ! the litci-aiy world, ar.d. in fct. iUpP... .mnr .., ..." : r ! pu-s a des!.liratu!rt to btriarv circles la ti.e

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