Western Times, Volume 2, Number 1, Richmond, Wayne County, 5 September 1829 — Page 4
REFLECTION. When life continues to
who had their families with them, flow lm('m aH liopcs of saving the
MBoal.ly,u..iuffled by clouds of. " . ' ' " "t,""",
Ml- II IlllClt H 13 tllllt I till lllllU 1 UIJH erte , arc we not willinir generally : ... , i ? .?........:' ' liiivinii butchered them m the
to attribute it to our own sulficien-i
cv? We seldom allow ourselves
manner described, sallied forth
I .... 1 . ,-xirti t' hniAP I h'l M
justice enough to admit that there , 11 ' ... . . r. , ...
I Hill I Ul 31 Hlll llll.ll ll'V-J vt v. i.
is a power stronger than our own,
although we may acknowledge that inward sweet peace which alone can comfort us under every affliction, and direct us through
the rugged and slippery paths of youth. The mind, led to reflect en the
Deity, wonderfully magnifies its
Tuch c Years' Military Adventure
IIUINS OF AMERICA. There may be no such ruins in America as are found in Europe, or in Asia, or in Africa; but other ruins there are, of a prodigious
they charge are heavy, and the road that way is none of the best.
Pleasure offers a very smooth, delightful road in the outset; she tempts the traveller with many fair promises, and wins thousands but she taxes without mercy; like an artful robber, she allures
till she gets her victim in her power, and then strips him of health and money, and turns him off a miserable object into the very
worst and most rushed road of
- V f life.
Intemperance plays the part of
a sturdy villian He's the very
50 Cen ts pr. Bushel Will be given for all the clean FLAX-SEED, Delivered at my Oil mill, on Elk Horn. CLARK WILLIAMS. 7Mo.lCth. 48tf.
50 Cents pr. Bushel Will be given for all the clean FLAX-SEED Delivered at my Oil mill, near Richmond JOSEPH P. PLUM ME It. 7 Mo. 12th. 48tf.
magnitude the ruins of a mighty
tinnfilp 'PIiptp ni'iv lip nn n! n cn n-n ret t t 1 rrri t li r r or mi t li r rn:nl fnr
tif, anil the heart, ot its own dcj0f piigrimagC in America, unless he not only gets from his customcount, is sottencd into prayer . bc somfi i0llciy battle ground,!Crs their money and their health,
wiinmu OLing DroKen. When involved in
niougnt, looKiug on u.u uumn , vershaihiwril with a nornet
ual deep darkness, or covered, far and wide, with a sea of weltering K:..tr-t.v4"k I 1. a friTlit4n1 fnrr 'i t mil
c , 'already forgotten by the neigh-but robs them of their very brains
, , borhood, overgrown with a forest, The men you meat in the road,
j i -it that ham' ovei life, the soul, form
ed for devotion, cleaves to Him who alone is able to help. But,
1 I .1 -I 1- (IIH IVHWV,
noweveruarK im.se ciuu i may (eath; Jm paocs that
OC, mere sum mua u, a gicamiug w M sancljflcl )y soi:g an,i story,
ray which softly whispers peace t the soul, and comparatively
dispels the gloom: are we not then in communion with our God, who has said "1 will never leave thee nor forsake thee." Life is as a vessel on the tempestuous waves of the ocean, buffeting the w inds and rocked by every gale. Flattering prospects arise in the morning of youth, but ere the mcredian, our horizon is darkened by that cloud which is
still hovering around us; then wei, .... . . i
are willing to renew those heav
ages after ages, w ith beautiful tradition or fierce nrctrv save here
and there a small spot of earth shut in by the great hills, or fortified by the everlasting rocks, where the red man withstood the w hite man, w hile the noise and the llash of the terrible weapons with which the latter shot fire into the hearts of the former, appeared to the savage to be that very noise and brightness which he ha i
seen set fire to the woods about
ms path, tear up the earth under
A BARGAIN!!
tliictfPt mill klr.it tr tlw vrr tlv
enlv sparks ol gratitude and loK OVt.r ,eai some mlH,r to ilim, who, in our days of pros-sha(owy quict placc or smoolh
ucruv v. iictu iMiuimni iu m;
jhill-top, u here the men of the revjohition made w ar upon their futh:r; :iwl fimt hpr imnn tlir mnct
fMctor-srHUtuJe i,-rvn,Us the; fu, llatjof,he earth. while
oui, anil invinuiiiurn v uive
knowledge. We find Him our onlv comforter and nrvrr-failing ben-
llf-T 1iirw rnvrri'il llincrr finr? lrr
pre-cniucnC'to the Uo.l we adore.!., r.- , . ,1 i
What a consoling situation the :r ( ' . rPJ . . , . ? ryquarterot the clobe. I here mind must be uiwtirn communing '.,, . , , m, , , f x , r r ua be no piles ot barbarian arwith itsbod,lhoe sharks of good-' , 1 i . , . , 1 , , b . ichitccture, each a wilderness ot r.ess winch, when m'ailv rxtm- t...,f i i ..i ... i ii i-' itunets, towers, and battlements, gmshed,surrounded by d,sagreea-rockin,T ,0 bri.c7 r ovcr; b e objects revive the sentiments i shado wing the h.gh places of powof piety and naturally bad us to' - Ainrrir:i. mi ii;iin,n,;
, . .. . . -..of..'..-... tsu.IWUV.il,
me "sanctuary oi reunion. May we not number such mo-
an ... , lVM1- ",,Mnr,n:- the earth and choke up the rivers looking back on the days ot youth 'of M wor!d or comc and
L'fl-5"vtl III V II UU'lll I v "53 lilll III
rajicd and ruined in fame and
fortune, are his visiters. And so I might go on enumcr
afing many others who gather toll
of the nawary
Accidents sometimes happen,
it is true, along the road, but those who do not get through at least
toleraby well, you may bc sure have bten stopping by the way at some of these places. The plain
coinmoi sense men, who travel straight forward, get through the
journey without much difficulty.
This being the state of things, it becomes every one in th outset, if he intends to make a comfortable jourmy, to take care what kind of company he gets in with. We are ah apt to do a good deal as our companions do ; stop where they stop, and pay toll where they pay. Ten chances to one then , but our choice in this par
ticular de:ides our fate. Having paid a due regard to n prudent choice of companions, the next important thing is, closely to observe how others manage to mark the rood or ill that is
rTpiIE Subscriber wishes to sell the fl following described
Lvinar two and a half mitea S. W. of RICH
MOND, Ind. on the road leading from Salisbury to Hamilton; to wit, OF EXCELLENT L.1XD;
80 Acres under Cultivation, on which
there is a GOOD OKCHAIU),
Of between 800 and 1000 Choice Thefs; Consisting of Jipplet, Ptaches, Ptars, Plums,
Cherries and Qtancet. There are also on the premise? a SAY am GRIST WILL, Incomplete operation: A very euperior STONE QUARRY; fit Two I ami. k.u.ns.
Qjt-Aiij person wishing to purcl.asc, thttll Lave u UARUAIN, Nurtli attending to, by calling on
tfce eubscribcr, living on tie prcn.i--f t. DAVID HAIIMAN.
Attorney and Counsellor at L.-j'. "
Has recently removed with his family, frot"
tonncrsvdle, Fayette county, and taken
residence m Cf.ntreville, Wayne countv
Indiana, where any Professional lusint,.
that may be confided to his care will re
ceive his prompt attention.
Iti n RAY, cCentreville, Vayne
Co. Ind. and CALEB B- SrlITTT
of Connersville, Fayette county, Indiana
Attorn ies and Counsellors at Lat Will hereafter practice their profession 11 Civil cases in all the counties in ihe thira
Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana,!
p-.irtnershin, except in the county o-"
Wayne. Any professional business that may
be intrusted to their care on the Civil sjH'e
of the Court, will recene their united tS
ertion9. Caleb B. Smith can at all time?
be consulted at his oflice in Connersville,
and M. M. Ray at his olTice in Centrevil!t
when not absent on prolessional business.
June 3J, 1829. 41.
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A REAL BARGAIN ! 1
i. HE Subscriber wishes to sell his
Valuable Property
In the Town of CENT RE VI LLP, InJ. conii
ting of a large new, neat and commodious
FRAME DWELLLXG HOUSE,
With a convenient KITCHEN attached, fanr.r
on Main titrect,and adjoining the Public Square
There ia also belonging to tho same, a good, sew BLACKSMITH SllOr. No property in tie
Town better calculated for public busmen or
a private residence. Auj person applying toci
Shall haie a Bargain. EDWARD K.IURT.
(fcVl a?aln Notify ALL PERSONS n
debted t j me, to come settle w ithout dehv
Read this and don1? ilfrstt it.'7 E. K. HART. Cenlrciille, July 11 , 1G29. 4Ctf
mi
course of life
y like the pillitred and sculpturt-d treasuries of art which encumber
Htason inspires the soul with
with the tide appear and disap
pear, day after day, along the sea
. : i .1. I I I . :
r 1 1 1 in n; i u u, : au n 1nusllorcofs(ates that have perished
oi nsooii. ine reine iauieness k...:.i i
noc or the caithquake, overthrown
will retire to unbosom its sorrows and st ek relief from that bountiful hand which c,overns the universe,
and be led to exclaim in the language of the poet 4 O lead my minrl, (A mind that tain would wander from its wo,) Lead it through various scenes of life and death, An'l from each scene the noblest trwths in
spire
product d bv cverv
- sec how these w ho do w ell man
age, and trace the cause of all evil to its origin in conduct. Thus you will make yourself master of the information most necessary to regulate our ownconduct. Thrre is no difficulty in working things right if you know how by these means you learn. Be careful of your habits. These make the man. And they require
long and careful culture, ere they grow to bc a second nature good
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND, Ri-rcctfully informs ihe public, that his Tavern, nl the EhU end of Main Street, Richmond. UU.
ii in complete ord; r for the accommodation of
travellers. Iln Table and his liar ure provided with the best the western country nffurdf, and his Stnbles are not excelled by auj iu tbe state. His charts are low. Richmond. July 11, 1829. 40 tf LAND SALE. It Will offer for sale, fit the
Court House door of Henry coun
ty, Indiana, on the 2!5th day of .September next, the lGth Section, in Township 17 N. Range 11 E. by () acre lots; the West half of said Section is divided E. and W. the East half is divided N. and S.
Also, the 16th Section in Town
ship 17 N. Range 10 E. the East half by quarter Sections, the West half by HO acre lots; divided E. and W. Also the lGth Section in Township 1G N. Range 11 E. by 80 acre lots ; divided N. and S.
habits I speak of bad ones are
by the savage, swept ovcr by the more easily acquired, they are
sea, or swallowed by the sand of
the desert, yet ciowded with strange beauty and full of glori
ous wreck; no prodigies of the mist of that beautiful dim vapor, the tw ilight of another world, the atmosphere of tradition, through
w hich the bannered palaces, tlu
i... r.. ..... . i.i i i .
Nor less infnire n.v conduct than mv sonr: ruLKV ioiircss.es, anu tne liatignty
Tc.ichmy ViM reason, reason; my best will piles of Europe loom with a most Tr . h rectitude; and fix my fmn resolve j unearthly grandeur. Rut if there ,1V I. 1 I'l I
arc not such things in America.
there arc things which arc to bc
fllUnd IHl vlllr lcnn onrtli nrvnr
. .. . " ' LIJV,UII Ullll ll'JM
,v mu euu w men . w n,,,,c livt; wrcck ()f a pr()(liffious rm. cdat this t.me made such a l.ve-i ire lhal has departed from before
iyimpre?s,(,nonmy youtl.tul im.itl our facc Nvithin t, si... I I, n n.. I I - t . f ' 1
niiu uic try n.cuneciion oi li, c- t, j.,.t nr
he spontaneous weeds, that flour
ish rapid and rankly without care
or culture.
These ideas are thrown loosely
together, but they may be worth
i thought. 1 send them to the uintrrs, who print them when
they have a little room to spare.
Wii'bm to wed.
HORRORS OF WAR.
memory ol
" ". havenolustorv,and who but the mi lilrKirl run i-rtll V ii.t. lm . .
" "' other (iny were iii possession of a
session, ant! all firing had ceased, I v as in company w ith another ofiWr, stiolling among some buddings w hich, from their superior order, appeared to have belonged to the killedar, or some functionary of note in the garrison,
John JYcal.
si
M 1 ..
.l.YD MANUrACTOHY
THE Subscriber respectfully iiifornr.
his old customers, and the public, gei
rahy, that tie still continues the Boot and Shoe
Miking businf.fs, at his old stand c:
M in Street, llicbmcnd, hid. w here 1.
keeps constantly on haed an assortment of ready made work, of the teatcst
kind, of both Leather and Morocco.
His materials are of the test qual.tyj and his work will be warranted to tcl
well done. Persons calling can be sc-
commodated on the most reasonalkl
terms. OWEN EDGE11T0N. 3th mo. 15th, 1829 51tf.
lts"7E Will sell at Public Sale, at the!
y y Store of Morrison and Strain:
in the town ofllichmond, Indiana, on Satu
day the 5th day of September next, critl
Hie land above mentioned is! hundred and fifty dollars worth of
generally of the first quality ; well situated for health; affords many good springs; and on which arc some line farms. 770. li. ST.LYFOnD, S. C. II. C July 1823. 403
s .
Dcsicns makincr CF.NTREVILLE his
place of residence, and offers his professional service? to the citizens thereof, and
its vicinity, ilis dwelling is directly West of the Court aoue, in the building former
ly occupied Vy Mr. Isaac Durbank.
June 25th. 1829. Htf.
From the Trcntcn Emporium.
V e arc all on a iournev. Tlw
world through w hich we arc pussing is in some respects like a turnpike all alontr which Vice
when some groans proceeding and Folly have erected toll gates.
irom uue. oi uie nouses caugni our lor the accommodation of those cars. We entered, and toouras-jw ho choose to call in as they go tonishmrnt beheld a large room! and there are very few of all
DOCTOR V7. J. la ATCHET,
Hnvinir prmancnllj loented himself in Ab
inpton, imliiin, offers his professional services to Ouifcft who reside convenient to that place.
Ilnhas hroucrU whith him n general asortinent
of the hct M'dicinri useil in pructicc, direct irom Cincinn;iti. lie hns alo on hand, ami in
tends keeping tonttantlj, n supply of the best
FJMILY.l.XD PATEXT MEDICINES,
F'or the sunplv uf the neighborhood: which
he intends to sell low, for cabh, or approred
country produce.
July Uh 1829. 47.
C I I I f -I
luu ui wwuir.n many oi uu m young and beautiful, dreadfully mangled, most of them dead, but some still in the agonies of dissolution. Kvery tender, every manly feeling of the heart w as shocked at such a sight. It could not be our soldiers that had done such a deed. No! the suspicion could not bc harbored an instant. And soil proved; for, on questioning 1 1 wo survivors, we learned that the Rajpoots composing the garrison.
the host of travellers, who do not occasionally stop a little at some one or other of them and consequently pay more or less to the toll gatherers. Pay more or less, I say, because there is a great variety as well in the amount as in the kind of toll exacted at these different stopping places. IVido and fashion take heavy tolls of the purse many a man has become a beggar by paying at the gates the ordinary tolls
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND nr
RESPECTFULLY inform the pub
lic, that he lias now on hand, and intends to keep, constantly, at the East
enu or ,iain street, Kichmond,an assort ment of Consisting ol
Wine, Brandy, Gin,
Rum, Spirits, Cordials, Whiskey, &c. With which he will accommodate all who call on him, either by wholesale or retail, on the most liberal terms. Riahmond, August 0, 1020. 50.
n& S rial MB
TO THE PUBLIC. Writ- SAMUFX A. BIG CLOW, merchant tlLtof Staffurl, Genetsec county, N. Y. appli-
ed to ine some tune in I82t, for ad
vice; he, having been for more than two years atilictt :J with a dry cough, distressing him more pnrOcularly at night; said he had tried a variety of remedies, (among the rest Anderson's Couh Drops) with only partial and temporary relief, and feared it would terminate in Consumption. I recommended LA MOTT'S COUGH UROTc, aud by cdn- two bottles of ll.eru, he found himself perfect
ly relieved end lias often er.rressed a willingness
that his case hould l.n pul lihcd for the good cf others. I have vended in mv Drutrdst bhop,
nnd used in my practice about one glass of La Mott's Conch Drops in a little more than j8 months, and from icy own observation and the estimony ot those relieved by them, I am satis, ficd that they arc a valuable remedy for Spas
modic Coughs, and invited in most kinds cf
chronic cou-hs, where ti.ere is not much fever. 5 (). ALMY, M. D.
Le Roy, Gencsec county N. Y. July 21, 1828.' Sold wholesale by O. i. S: Crosby, Columbus, Ohio, and by I. Thompson, Smith and Firrsall, Fullerton and Sexton, nnd Hutler and Jenkins, drugifts, l'hiladelphia; and by S. Sweeser, George & James liailry , George H. i: J. S. Kecrl, Baltimore. I'arfj bottle coutaius 4j doses price one dollar. 0rKert constantly on hand, and for sale, by Dr. Ferguson, New Taris, Oliio, and at the Drug Stores of Mendenhall and William?, Richmond, and S. Hannah, Centreville, Ind.
June SI7, ?,20.
Broad Clolhs, Cas-
sinctts, SC. &c.
Doing a part of the Tersonal property c:1
Jcsie L l-ii k, late ot ayne county, deed
.Aiientiance win oe pivm mi, rnn.iitin--!
made known, on the day of sale.
JIEMIY HOOVER, ,
lugusl 5tfi, 18-29.
tdmr:
513.'
rm
2L HE Undersigned having taken cu'.l
Letters 1 estamcntary, on the Estate c
JACOB KESLLYG,
Late of Wayne countv, Indiana, deci
all persons indebted to said Estat2 arc! required to make immediate payment, and all those having demands agaiwt
said Lstatc are requested to present th:
same Uuly authenticated for 8ett!crr.c:.
withm the time prescribed by Law.
The Estate is believed to be solvent-)
DANIEL CLARK,
WILLIAM TOUTS,
August is i cor.
I -
ccc'c.
lllf.
PBI1TTI1TGJVcatly executed at this orricc
Of All Kinds, fur jalc at this OFFICE.
YiXeculov's tNolice. TV"otice is hereby given, thai ih: undersigned Las taken out I.c! tcrs Testamentary on the Estate ci ISAAC JONES, Late cf Henry County, Indians, dccJ. All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested to make immediate payment and those having demands against th-: same arc desired to present their ac compts legally authenticated for settle ment within the time prescribed by law. The Estate s believed to be solvent. JOS1AII SMALL. Eicci.:
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