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M&mm' - A/***#*. .,**»■ •**«v •* vt «*• ■44 Religions Intelligence. , dRwii ihi P^tsMoum Times, July 18 - OSAGE MISSION. Extract o f a letter from Samuel B. Bright,po# 0f tlie raissiohariet to the Great Osages of the Missouri, tfottd, \ ' ’ 'G t, L o ots , June6,1821. “ Jt forjtfcnfiy appears that this tf^tttryv£on the banks of the Mis- 8»«ippij hcs Jieen inhabited perhaps thousands years ago, from the jb*aki or mounds thrown up in many places cofitt^ngthe bones of human beings* IJ§$;§fii*te of these mounds are trees o f immense size. Wp bu ried sisterNewtenand her infant in oneofthefer brinks, and in digging her grave found shine of the bones. (Mrs, NeWtoh yfas the wife o f one of the missionaries, who, with her in- Tint, died pear Shavrneetown.] . The f lacd is note beginning to-be inba ited, in ipuny places, by a people bearing the name of Christians, al though some of them are almost as ignorant as the beasts of the forest; jt bs pihbaWe the Voice of prayer has seldom nr never been heard in these western wilds before this ever dear foibily, with whom God in his wise providence has cast my lot, ascended this river. Our- situation is a plea sant One When we consider the great and glorious object, in which we are engaged, and' as we draw near the field of action, I trust we feel our courage increasing. We have been for some months labouring for tlie welfare of souls ; We have met with many people who have scarcely ever heard of the Jove of God for sinners. Our ministers have faithfully preach ed the word. Lay members, both men and ■Women, have laboured to bring the ignorant to the knowledge of the Saviour. It is enough to make the heart of a Christian bleed, to .see the poor degraded Africans running like the beasts that perish, neglected and torlorn. Not one of them can be fonnd that can read; now and then I find one that can talk of Ihe love of God, of a change Of heart, and of the trials and afflic tions they meet with from their mas ters—but, say they, “ We shall soon be released frp.m- tnis poor body, put on robe, will go and be with Jesus, nobody whip us there, all live toge ther there, fiier^we praise God. We j,- J lad to see you, love to talk about esus. We bid you good speed, tell them [meaning the Indians] all about God. We -must go and get supper for Massa, fare you well.” It is as common for men in this part of the world to carry dirks in their bo soms with the handles sticking out, as it is to carry a pen-knife in Penn sylvania. If some faithful mission ary were to direct his attention to these scattered parts of the west, no doubt but be would be- doubly re warded lor his labours of love. We expected to have been at this place (St. Louis) on Friday last, but we were detuned by head winds, drift Wood, &c. The Mississippi has not been so high for six years as it was on Friday and Saturday last, it has fallen six feet since Sabbath morning. This town is as large as Harrisburg, aud bids fair to rank high among many towns o f note, in a few years. I have seen. thirty Winabagoe In dians dressed in’blaiikets and some in Buifaloe' skins. They have their faces ornamented with paint, white,- red, black and blue. There is a house in. town appropriated to tbe use of the Indians when they come jiere.—*The women of our family are g<}ing from this place to St. Charles, eighloUft.tmiTO-LS' land,, bat by water ' sixty, we expect to start iit a few hours ; we are all well except sister Weller, . 1 Yowr brother in the Lord, SAMUEL B. BRIGHT. Mr. fVHliam Baird, Pottsoim, Montgomery county. TO LET, A ND Immediate possession given, ** the house now occupied by. Mite. L o n d o n , in- the Village of Jamaica,' on the street leading from thePrinting^ Office to Beaver Rond, a short distance' from the Turnpike. For foie, At the! same place, a good M ILCH COW* July 16, 1821. •*gln Apprentice W 7 ILL be taken at this Office, to \ learn the A k t o p P r i n t in g . He must be l5 or 16 years of age, of unexceptionable moral character, with a good English education. One of this description will find a* good situation—none other need apply. A WIRE CARDS. ’FRSON who is master of tbe f >f Manufacturing Cotton and Sooi « trds, and who would like to engage in the business, with a part ner,, in a place where Cards readily command two dollars per pair, may hear of an advantageous opportunity of doing so by applying at the Office oDthe L. I. Farmer, where further particulars can be learnt. JAMAICA & BROOKLYN T O O T TO & Q U k P^RK'fotmM sr, ti gtetwfolto hi* [iieiag*«.r*i,for vahaaily tortus® ‘ taeon- vRyt «t to i l i a r h a t s l | e o f t h e p a s t frisndrandthe that patrwnge'v^to, liberally bsstoW^gh] tinuance o f'* are, found ^ 'to'any . ....... this country. state the number at th has been enabled to , dii ^ year, and the great savin); thtVeby to tfae purchasers, he has no hesitation in saying, that through the liberality of *; discerning- public, he has been enabled to retail his full share of that article. Others may endeavor to make the publiebelievc they are the original-inventors of the three dof lar hats, and arrogate to themselves, th( which d 0 (e 3 not belong to thetn, and boa{ of a patent which they never received! -[fi but he is confident that his win DISTRICT SCHOOL. HDHE Patrons of tlieDistridt School, No. 6, are informed that the T rus tees have engaged Samuel H. Be Mott, to superintend the School belonging to said District, and that it will be a- pened for the reception of Pupils on Monday, the. 30th pf July. ■ -STRAY MARE.' , fFlAlfCENup by the subscriber, o n j * Monday evening last, a BAY jMfoe about fourteen apd a half hands tfogh>.w’th g.foin mane and switch tail. The owntr is requested tocall and take her away, TUB subscribers return thanks to the public, for the liberal patronage their Post r'oa«-.h Line has received; they start eve ry morning, (Sundays excepted) at seven o'clock, A. M. front Smith ‘Hicks’ Hotel, ■Famaica; and from John Bedell's, at Brook lyn, (west side of the Ferry) every after noon, at FIVE o’clock. Seats can be taken at Simmons' If Mott's, Vo. 4, Fulton slip, New-York, at John Bedell's, Brooklyn, or at the Stage House, Jamaica, at either of which places bag- and small parcels will be received, and strict attention paid to their delivery. Passengers will be called for and set down in any part of either village.—Fare ■»0 Cents. Conveyances will he provided for pas sengers wishing to go beyond the village of Jamaica. JOHN BEDELL, DAVID BEDEtL Jamaica,-March 7, l ast 1} Pro’rs. WOODWORTH’S LITERARY CASKET, ‘ AND Pocket Magazine OP and Polite Literature. City of Classic Published (Monthly) in the New-York, /It Three Dollars per annum, or twtnty- „ five Cents per AT umber ; EJIBELMSHF.D WITtl ELEGANT ENGRAV INGS, ILLUSTRATIVE OP DESCRIPTIVE SCENES IN POPULAR AMERICAN WORKS, COMMENCINO WITH BARLOW’S CO- X&ttBIAD. A S this publication is intended to u- nitc tlie useful with tho sweet, to mingle instruction with amusement, its character is necessarily miscellaneous, embracing a great variety of matter and of subjects. A devotion, however, to the great interests of virtue and morality, is the governing principle which prompted the undertaking, and this shall continue to characterize the work in every stage of its existence. The fiist Number of this Work (for April) is received, and offered for sale at this Office, where subscriptions will be received. CONTENTS OP NUMBER ONE. Original. —Introductory; Vicissitudes, ,* tale of truth ; The SieUr do Roland! a historical tide ; Recollections of k Soldier’s Daughter; Falls of Niagara; Sanctity of Marriage; Female Education; To-day; American Academy of Language and Belle Lettres; Chronology for April; The Drama; Remarks on Desultory Se-. lections; On Double Epithets; On! Dreams; On Robert Burns; Cotton’s. Voyage to Ireland. P o e t r t —Niagara Falls; Subject of the Plate; Written during illness; Summer Evening; A Mo ther’s address to her Infant; The Fare- Well ; Early youth. Selected .—The end of Writing; But ler’s Monument; Epigram; William Penn; Vernet, the Painter;.Lord Kaiuies; Tho mas Warton; Items pf Intelligence; Li terary Intelligence. BOOKS, CARDS, W ijfD B lL L S , CIRCULARS, n o t i c e s , tfc. NEATLY EXECUTED AT s T H IS O F F IC E mdera(ei:itrm< lose>n<2§ ; .thing by a comparison with foose ih| have vainly been styled the genuine arf cle. One great improvement that t! subscriber has mad* hi'ftWtftree doll hsts^ii'foAt 'tllt-y*'^*isp% k g b m , those of the finest quality; they are wj ter proof, and are equally durable W, f those of a heavier cast, Gentlemen mi he assured that by calling at his sto? they can always be furnished with the ar tide finished in the latest and most ap proved fashions, and worn and sanctioned by gentlemen whose correct judgment, and good taste, is one oLthe surest pledg es of its genuine excellence. He also manufactures the seven dollar Hats on his improved plan, and of a qual ity unrivalled by any, be their pretensions! what they may. The times are hard, but IF you’ll find An antidote Iq please your mind, Then call at FISH’S, Cmtham'-street, ’Tis there.,the awtjcfr;y.fo3tNtfeet-f=’J *\ Where hats such tast'e and style display, That if you chance to pass that way ; • To buy you’ll find yourself inclin’d, Where cheapness is With beauty joined. ORpANDQ FISH, 13— 1015 Cbatham-strect. > 1 thcie; friends ahd th*,publteltJ>at ow or kotb,ofth«r Stegmfk«rt>;iavefyi ing (SundaysCxce^e'fflTat intofo'-o'i fnm if esrteit from 1)*d*MT»otrrV,at hialf 'piiuk A o’clocki forJatoaimi. • in»y be taken ai JUaii tr Witi . o rtit G. tf JB, W, M c M fi Fulton baggage! and. boj*U l o t t o , will Wi.foceiircd, aud deUyercd achordfn|f tofoadiredtions. V .,. * ’ The proprietors o£ t!iis fin# of 8 *^, Willpforide copveyariccs for those pai- -\jigers wfio wish to go beyoad tke, ;e of Jamaica. ' JOHN VAN NOSTRANO ' * (^ JOHN SDTPHIN amaica, Jan, 10 , 181 t . ' (urjcmiteiioteg tbra*''9teifotk;ri'aiia<H|i b« the' saapgmbrc one net. tain pfoca or parcel of siluit^ iffag and being iaNewfoVn, inthecotfiRy of QueemL^foreuid, bounded westerly arid hortheriy by land t>t Johan*** Boe- rum, deceased, 4*fgaitr nortlferly p*rtly %y Hendrick Polheimus and Janies Bough- row, easterly by wwdtend of WMiteflg Howard, and southerly by l*od Iff Jaoo-- biw.Criljeajr, deceased, crinttdnteg^tweltq acres, three roods *qd-*e«n n*»ehes—• And also,. ALL th*t e*rfnfo ‘lot « | Halt Meajow lying neir! Spriril G*?1** W»U»d» ed noifheffiit;-«bjr otemohr'. a t Abrab*m Van Sicten, easterly by the Said 'Gr#*k» westerly by tend o f the heirs e f IDeiajt Van Brunt, deceased, end southiriyAy meadow o f the Widow Btarum, jfopti&a* ii>% .uree acres, he the #ame more .oR ' ,ss. Dated NeW-York, June 26th, lW i T H O M A S A D D I S E M H E T , J u n . Master in Chancery,' 1 “ riLIi he Sold, at Public Aucti fi oh Saturday, the 5ptfi drAy pf)| I IN C H A N C E R Y . braham Riker- ] ^ . vs. f c g p b n H o n s o n , gg> Jichael Bergen, ^ 3 phn Van Alst, gffwepb ““ J I* r i 4 0 be sold on the 6 th day of No Jem- bcr next, at 2 o’clock, jP. M.-qt^fee house of Joseph Roe, Innkcpper. ijfdfig village of Jamaica; all that certain pjene. parcel or lot of Land, situate, lying*' iieing iii the village of Jamaica aforeifiijkl; hounded as follows, to wit tin front!,’by the Jamaica and Brooklyn Turnpike rind one hundred and ten feet; or the] \Jfeit, in depth by the land df HenryJ^i)C%nd! East, by the Riekaitiy- Tiirnpifcis, three hundred and sixty-one foet. in di-ptii, and on the South, by land of Dsn- it‘1 M. Hitchcock in .the rear, yne hundred and ten feet: all the aforesaid bound., more or less, with the buildijigs and im provements thereon. The said premises will be sold by virtue of a power contain ed in a Mortgage, executed by Cornelius Eldert, and Margaret his wife, to Daniel 91. Hitchcock, on the thirtieth day of April, in the year of our Lord, Qn# thou sand Eight hundred and sixteen, to se cure the payment of Two thousand Five hundred Pollars, on the fiist day of May, 1817# with interest; and assigned by said Daniel M. Hitc)veock to the subscri ber, default haying ,hfe«? JM, 4 * Jn said payment. Diitcd the'fiifra mif- o f M»y, 1821. JOHN HAZARD. erCon, situate at a place chlled Bre tint, in the town of HempsteiKl, ity of Queens, and state of If) •hlAi'hounded as follows:—beginning jA c°rner of the fence by the house rjinning southerly by the road tbaf jsads down to Brewer’s Landing, until it come# to the land of Lewis Brewery thence eastwardly, by the Baid Brewer’s, as file fence now stands, Until it comes to the ditch, and thence by the ditch until it comes to Richard Hewlett’s land;.thence northwardly, by the ditch ; therice wffi* wardly, b y the said Hewlett’s land it'coipes to the fence ; and tlience fe;' ,A until it comes to< the first m later and Eliza- gSjeth his wife: Pg ehich said John f an Alst and E- ‘zabeth Vande- jvaterare the sur viving adminis- tratorandadmin- istratrix of Jacob Bennet,deceas’d.. > State of NewYork, s). •.■ixw «-•» wiii ne sold by virtue of a'ppjg ; * ij ained in a mortgage executed$y [Charles Brewer and Elizabeth his %ife, ofthe town of Hempstead, cpuntY.hf Queens and state oforesaid, t o the Shb- Iscriber. on the first day of jsay, in' the of our Lord one tbousa'ndhight huq- <%ed and mneteen{ to securi' to himj-Ahe fiayment o f one thounar.d and.flfty dollRH,: WitU interest, on or before the first day of; May, hue thousand eight hundred aqd iyfenty, default having been inefie io jmrri tf v:teej»t.^*-Dated the 4d daw n t Jfot* J I N pursuance of a decretal order h f this JBL Betweei i ' I ’lO toe sold, « t Public Auction, on *• the eighteenth day qf JanuaryTnext, at one o’clock in the aftprnoon, on the premises, hereafter described, to wit: ALL that lot of Land in the town of Hempstead, Queens county, butted and bounded as follows—Beginning by the highway that leads from the Brook to Lawrence Seaman’s and running north adjoining said highway till it comes to iapd of William Thurston, then ‘running easterly adjoining, said” Thurston4 till it comes to the brook, then running, south erly adjoining the brook,A» th* highway that leads from Willism Wefok’ to David H*fcdeil>’«.tkaa.rdr*i)ifi<i the highway UMbe p |» b wLfiPgfnuing; the second piece of Lgndt Opposite . the first described piece, -bourkted on the. north by tho hrghwky thaYliidsfiom Da vid Beadell’s to Wiiliapj Weeks’, on the east by the brook, #'i>. the soutfi by the; brook, and on the west by (ho Ipghway that, leads frohn .thef brijUk to Liwrence Seaman’s, the two pieces cqntfiniog two' acres, be the safoe piate lea*. The: said-preroiseB will be'sold by virtue of a power contained- in a mortgage*• execuJ ted by ThoiRas Cooperidd Mary Ilia vifife, to the sobspriberi estate of Elijah 1 third dayof Afoy, in the pear of our Lord one thOUaand’etghi hunfi^d. apd twenty, to secure to the|ri o f two busdred and* day of May the# bext,’#ilri in^erwwt, a# six per cent, dsfaunl^vjR^Fe«ih,m!a6e!iit said payment—date'd” thd twelfth-day of J a M e e w o o d , t o P i n e . .I'. .>1 t.T.j.i „,.i. BLANK f o r m p t A w f m o m c E . Jpbp Coaiqe, Corajdtrinarit, and William Howard, Defendant, I N pursuance of a decretal order of the Court o f Chancery, made in the a- bove cause, will be sold, under the.direc- tion of the subscriber, at Public Auction, on Thursday, the 9th day of August next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Inn of Jane Howard, commonly called the Half-uray House, on the premises, in the town . f Flatbush, in the county of Kings, ALL and singu lar the equal undivided four fifths of all and singular the mortgaged premises men. tioned and .described in the complainant’s bill of complaint in the abpve cause, with the appurtenances—subject, nevertheless, to the dower of Jane Howard, the mo ther of William Howard the defendant in the pleadings in the cause mentioned, which said mortgaged premises are de scribed as follows: namely, ALL that certain easterly part of a dwelling house and tract o f Land, situate, lying and be ing in the town of Flatbush, aforesaid, and being hutted and bounded as follows: that is to say, southerly and southeasterly by the main road that leads from Brooklyn Ferry to Jamaica;|»sterly andnortberiy by land of William Howard, sen. to a certain stake or mark made at the rear or back part ofthe Hovel, & then running from tbe said stake or mark two chains and eight links to a certain stake or mark made at the rear or back part of the Garden, and ruu- mog-footwtfadricsvOnR-xhstn s^fi,. twenty- i>ne‘links to the psrtition wall *f the said dwelling-house (the partition wail to be understood that wall which runs along the east fide of the gangway through ,’ne said dwelling-house) and so running through the said dwelling-bouse along the said partition wail witi, a straight line to the rear, containing sixteen acres be the’ same more or less— -Jtlso, a certain tract or piece of-fond and* woodland, situate, lying and being partly in the town of Flatbush, and partly iq the town of New town, jn the county of .Qac^ns, bound-] ed Westerly by lend and tepodland of Jo seph HoWard, northerly by land of Teiinis Schenck, uortheasteHy by iatad of Johan nes Bnryee, dece*«ed, southeastefiLand northeasterly onland of thewid Teunur [Sttodffoi’ariW atfiT soolhcalterfy -ripoh tnetarnjfoe road-that leads from Brook lyn tojlaumiejq tontaining twenty-fi(^it acres be the. siunefanore w .lipse-^-Ateo) A L L thet certaib ipot Or piece of Ifitd situate,lying and being ip th# town, # f Flatbush aforesaid, -bounded southerly snd w*stedj, bjfo«mam nqrtkedy' hY dicejised, u # ** J f f l j f ; « Xinhua Ho#Wd, ton- 5»1 8 t l * ’ Honorable Court will be Sold litFub- lic Auction, at the J Welling-house on the Premises herein after described, on the third day of August next, at twelve o*- dock at noon Of that day, under the. di rection and superintepdance of the Sub scriber, one,of the Master* o f tbift£*o«rt, “ALL that certain tract oriparGefSfJfiHffl, with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and being in Newtown: Bounded, south easterly by land of Samuel Waldron, late ly the land of George Brinckerhoff) stnithf westerly by land of William Parceli'^Jifihb westerly by tend of James McDhpouck and Edward Greenock; and northeaster- ly by the road that leads to Suydam’s Mills, containing twelve acres,- more, or less. And also, all that certain piecei' jW parcel of meadowfland situate id New town, aforesaid, and is part of land known gtld distinguished by the name bf Train’s meadow: bounded on the northeast by the meadow-land of J eSscLefrerich; sohth- easterly by mcedow of Peter CoIf%r; southwesterly by land Of Simon Renteen; ton, containing half an acre, togetbei 1 fidtli the use and privilege of passing and te- passing through a certain read leading from the main road to said .half acre of meadow-land. And also, all that certain tract, piece, or parcel of Meadow-lanj^, situate, lying and being in Train’s meadow, in Newtown, aforesaid, purchased by {he said John Honson from the skid Abraham Riker on the first day of October, 1 8 tlr beginning at the westerly corner of mea dow conveyed by the said Ahrahafti-Riker to Jacob Solomon, bounded southwester ly by land of Jacob Moore; northwester ly by land and meadow Of the said Abra ham Riker; northeasterly by land and meadow conveyed by the said Abrahari* Riker to Richard Lane; and erly by meadow of the Gogtfete and jUfcfi said Jacob Solomon-; containing tjvo ** crea, one rood and-aixteen perches; *nd also the. free use and privilege of h tmad ten feet in width, aidng thenppejf siae djf the said meadow, so as aforesaid jgranted to the said Richard Lane, and also the privilege of setting a turf-house' thlrfoep feet by twenty feet on the upland SO as aforesaid granted to' the said Richard Lane, and'adjqining to the said toad# the use of which is granted, excepting one quarter of an acre of the naegdew-Und aforesaid, heretofore sold by :J»ld Johu Honson, and Sarah his Wife, fo WMjam Diddle;’’ togethef with ail\and singhkif the edifices, buildings and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any witeawjet totoh^.- Dat^'N*W-Y«kf--tf3rtte:#F^rd- Jung, 1821, ■;-.\t‘*J T JEREMIAH t. BfllAKE, Jb—. 6 w Master in iQfcipcflty. ITi^H E R E A S , Danicr Peamfi, ahd % f Thebe his wife, and Thomas man, of Hempstead, Quee^s courtjr iti the state of New-Yorl;, pn -the of March, 18 lb, for seCUring the paymeaf „ . , county ofKesrtforli: *U that certain lot ,of L km I with buildings thereon; situated io.-'ANl 'te*ra^w ship of Henqrstegd albrcsfid. \ ^ Easterly,.by foe road rir le«df^ fiomvT ' w iMlilway'i one acrenfvda^by.gfitee^HefiWr^. H*g^bcen Wadeln thc-p*ym* ■hg, Notice isherfiij^iven,) °* 4 f f f w cnntfineAdncfskl' ] the nail Ltad and PiSs at Public itiriiott, feM 15lh day of . I>*c*hsS«er j
