Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 19, Vevay, Switzerland County, 24 January 1832 — Page 1
t .mi i mi 1; Ma m THE PAST THE PRESEXT-FOR THE FLTURE. Yoi. I. Printer's Retreat, Indiana, Tuesday, January 24, 1882. No.
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PRINTED 1JY' PUBLISHED WEEKLY. BY
TERMS OF THE 4k MESSENGER.
For fiftif-two numbers, in advance,
R2 00
do do paid within the year. 2 50
da do paid at the expiratien, 3 00
The above bs ms t be paid in produce, deliver ?d at this office or such other place as may be agre- d on lifieen per cent, deduction made when paid in cash. tXj paper discontinued until srrearsjres are paid
(TT subscribers served b post to pay Scents extra
vertisemenls inserted at the usual rntes. Cfj Subscript1! ns paid wi.hin two months, will be fons-der;-'' in advance PRODUCE Me.-srs Cotton 8 Mix, merchants. Mountsterling, are au'horised to receive produce from our subscri fcers
For th'.i accommodation of our subscribers on the
esstt-rn route, produce may be left with
Kichapt T G 'dard, at his store, in York township,
Uharies t tvrutz, at nis store, m JNew-Yorfr, Arihcrt Uazlay, near Troy, Samuel Hicks, near Quercus Gro e Jos. ph Msrlenry, in Cotton township.
NOTICE, TS hereby given, to all those indebted to the subscri
JL ;i r, either by Note, Uoofc Account ur lor ees, due turn, that no longer indulgence will be given, than
until the first day of March next All cla bib which
hull retrain unsatisfied, at thkt tint", will, indiscrimi natcly, be placed in a proper train for collection, ISRAEL Ii WHITEHEAD Mountsterling, Jannary 4, 1832
ESTATE OF JAMES HAMILTON. All persons ind-bled to the estate of JAME:
UAMILfO-, late of Pose township, deceased, are
requested ta make immediate payment to the subscriber and all persons havingdemands against said estate will present Uiem tor examination, according to law. The estate is solv nt. ARIBERT G A2LV Y, cmV D .BX JJtarTroy, Posey township, lan-.;a- 9
VEVAY 1.VT FACTOYW, 1 EURY t I REE T
M1E subscriber returi s his grateful ackno -ltdgtinents to his cusiomersfor the very liberal e:. couragement, hereto'orextended to him. and b p . leave to inform them ai ' the public generally, tha he has recently nixoiEn his establishment, to h-
NEW 23 RICK HOUSE, on F eri ttrett, nearl opposite Ins old esta-i shinent. He will be ready, i all times, to supply tnim w ith
HATS, OF THE BEST QWJM'Y, JND NEWEST F.9SHJ0NS.
For which he will take CASH or approved counts
produce
IRA
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber by note
or account, are requested to make immediate payment
as he is much in want of the same
IRA MENU ENHALL AN APPRENTICE.
NE subscriber wa'.-. .. .IPPRENTICX. to the
nATTINO BUSiXJIlSS. A lau, oL from
If to if years of ;igs, trum th- country, would be pre tcrred ISA UENDENHALL.
Vevay, November 22.
'PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Dr. Jlnd. C. Forbes, 'ipHHOUCH this medium, w s .'S
infotm the eitiaens of YKV'Y, a'vi the public generally, that ' . ntinufs o praet'rrfPHYSJC AND SURGERY, in ihe to n "f V v. an-' its cim'V.
lie return his g'-attfui 'hanks t hi
friends, for the paironaffe 'other o ex
tended to him He hopes by attention
to business to merit a share ot public patronage, lia
ving reside here about seven rears, and also rus a
that the public are sufficiently ; qnnitited with him to
extend their patronage. He ma be found. a all tims
From the Tir.cennes Gaectle. A CORRECT RULE For measuring corn in Boats, Wagons, and Cribs, 4"C. &.c.
In this montli (Deteuibei) our larmers are
From the Carlisle (Perm.) fWu.-i.V--T. ( "m but seldom that tve meet with m ihm !i good fense nnJ sound political principle, as is contained in the subjoined iiiHtjial address of cov. Lumpkin, cf Georr -I' is
bmiljr engaged in hauling and delivering corn; worth)' of n frame, and n place in Hie c:ilir.et lispute8 frequently arise between bujers and of every citizen who aspires to public office,
eileri regarding the contents of boats, cribs,
Hgons, 6Lc. to oDviaie mis, i annex a rule.
example and table which have been examined, and are believed to be correct:
Rule. Measure correctly the length, breadth
and depth of the cart or wagon body containing
ihw corn; reduce the length breadth and depth to the lowest denomination, (viz: inches,) mul. tiply the length by the breadth, and the product
by the depth then divide bp 12, by 12ad
by 12. ExAMriE. Say a cart load ppose the body be live feet two inches, that is, sixty two inches, inlength, two feet four inches, or twenty eight inche-t in breadlh and two feet one inch,
or twenty five inches in depth.
Look at this !!!
ALL p is na, whose notes and accounts are due, unless absent on professional or official bu-in ss, at his will please call and settle between this day and office, three doors est of ihe corner of Main and Frr-
me uu. aay or reoruary nex; a -out which time, we Ty streets, on Main street
Biyi gu.-us. iiMHnu(i iercnagemeni8, Tevay, January 7
uan.. uiui;pi!sauic .ur us iu tMll un all OUrCUS'Ohiers to help us. Qjf Let each on- do what bt- ran. COTTON & MIX. It OTA BEITA.
IJE fttl thankful for past favors, and invite our
f if n"S ar- ' custo rs to call snd examine aurl
STOCK OF GOODS.
L.i ttli.
Breadth,
Depth,
63
28 496 124
ltS 25 8680 S472
Iucliea
do.
product, lochee.
Divide by 13)43400 by 12)3616 by 12)UH Which gives 5 K 1 inch, o. n
It will be seen that the fractions fire omitted;
and by reference to the table below, it will ap
peai that twenty five cubic feet contain, ten
bushels and seven gallons of com. TABLE.
Fact Bus'. Gal. Feet Mush Call.
Trustee Elections.
1HB QUALIFIED VO EBi, f th; several con
grfmio .nl townrh pa w;tinn ihe county of Swit
erland, will n'eet. ' Hi- h- . s;ecnve townships.
On Saturday, February 4, 1831.
We have oj d a eeneral assortmentof 1STTW to elect, hv ball. . THREE TRUSTEES, for eacl
TER '1 SPRINT ( congroesional township, who shall be freeholders r
y - hou9ehemers ot the same
hdOlK ntlll iTrOPfriPJat the followinjr places:
ri ine sonooi nouse, on sec- is, i j, . it
wlic.i we will sell low for eash. or the followins- a ti A the house of J as N Tsylor, near sec 1G T. 4. R 1 2,
cles of coantn Drodoce. via. Corn. Oata Whiakev. Bakes' mill, near sec. 16 I 2. U 3
flax ar.d Tow Linen, Feathers. Beeswax, BuskJfheat ine nouse ooeupie i oyjonni;iarx, on 10 i j ii o, Flour. Corn Meal. White Heans. Tallow Flaxseed. The house occupied by Jas. Mereer, on 16 .'" 2. H 2,
1 cubie foot contains, S
3 9 10
11
13
6i 2 6 1 4 0 3 7 3 6 i
13 cu ft contains, 5
Potatoes, Lard, Bu'trr aid Eggs
ugm ana loose barrtl S I AYES COTTON & MIX Mountsterling, January 12
Steam-wood Choppers
W. NTED.
HOOP BOLES, I 'he house once occupied by u 'ripp.onib. I k i,
In those townsn.ps, in wivcu tne school sections r
main unsold, the electors thereof, at the above electin
who favor a sale, shall write upn tliir ballots tot trustees, (' Side ") and those ui rsed to such sale.
shall write upon their ballots, ( '.Ye Safa")
Bv order ot the counly commissioners HEWRY UANTA, sheriff Sheriff's office, Vevay; Jan 5, 1832
In the stationary account of congress for
the year ending ist tilt, we find Ihe following
The subscriber will give constant employment to
snynuirberot STEAM-WUOD CHOPPERS at hltv
cents per cord.
I lie HUOU Will be measured and paid for in CASH ilemt- renma nannr, iRlhi a AACi
eery Saturday afternoon. u,. .U,,;!!. M bl;.
IQJJpH-f- "PARI TON IUU&C11 jrl UIMIIIP, lVUVV iJIHPf UU KIJIICSi
Wetdvard. Suear creeh bend. Indiana. 100 lbs. Wafer, 390 do. candles, 746 dozen
Fosey township, Dec 31. tapes, 252 seals, 480 ink jttgs, 480 wafer-box
N. B Further information can be had bv aonlvinir f. 95R Uldpra. O crllnna oil. 7 hash. sand.
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IS IS IT 18 19 23 31
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23 24 35
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6 6 7 7 8 8 9 o 10 10 10
in our republican goven.meut .
Gov. Lnmpfnifs inaugural address. Fellow citizti.s: Called by I'm voice ol the people of (Jeorgia, to the fiist t ffice within thtir til":, I approach the reponsiniiiUe of the elation with unaffected humiiity and diifidenct'. But for a firm rtliance on that wisdom wi'ich comes from above, and an unshaken confidence in the virtue and intelligence of my
constituent?, I shouuld shunk Irom tb magnitude of the ardticus and c omplicated duties of the office confided. The basis of my political creed i- confidence ili the unofficial sovereign people.
1 bey are the uly legitimate source oi all aovernmetital power, imd I believe ihcm to
be not onh capable of sell government, but
of wise self-government. Tnerefore, my only
hope of retainii g their confidence, will be in a faithful dischaige of my public duty.
I o this station I bring no spirit of party an
imosity,or political strife. 1 have no pledge.
to redeem, nor vindictive spmt to gratify. I
am now the servant of all.
i avail myself of this occasion tore-affirm
what I stated to the public in February last, that "it is my most ardent desire to see the
whole people of Georgia united on the gieat
subjects of political interest and piinciple,
which are inseparably connected with hi.trty and the perpetuation of our federal union.-
"The federal union must be prcserttrf,'1 and it
ean only be done hy the general and stale go
vernments confining themselves within their
respective constitutional spheres.
Pure patriotism demands of every republi
can functionary a voluntary sacrifice of all political prejudices, which may stand oppos ed to the public interest. Thus lar I make
a free will offering of my own, on the altar ot the public good. In the presence of that portion of my lellow
cl'izpn? here assembled, and in that ot hea
ven, I now proceed to bind myself bj the s-
BRIGADE ORDER. Tenth Brigade of Indiana Militia,! Printer's Retreat, Jan. 7, 1 832. I
limiv severs? itgimtwg composing saia Orleans
PUDLfC DEBT.
Statement of the public debt of the United
states.
shall be mustered at such place as tU. irrespective 4 mmu.t iintMm 1st Jn. 1RS1. SC3Q 191 iqi fi
,, .. .1...,. . i.,fi. i ' 1
The 21 regiment on Thursday, Oct. 4
14th regt. cn Saturday. Oct 13 ' I5t rept. on Wednesday, Oct. 3. " 44th rej.t. on Saturday, Oct. 20. 55. h regt. on Saturday. Oct. 6. ' OOlli regt ot. Friday, Oct. 5. Uy o-der ot the brigadier general IS A tC CHA -..BERLIN. Jlid FERRIES.
riltOSE pterin uwnhic-FERHlES, within the co
ui n in-r ami srtr rttnni n an un ine cieii. i , r.f the SwitxerLnd circuit ce.u-. for their Licenses After the 31?t UcC. 1331.
Their attention to this notice, miv save them mu-l Four and a hnlf per CCtltr. ...ui. I .1 . . , -., , i .1
i"'"", ami a iic-it-v.i, on iieir pari so in o. win o
r.onsu'.treil as a rein qmshnient of 'heir riglt, and Ii
censrs will be ra-tt4l lo others Ily jrder of the county commissioners.
EUWMtl) PA I TON, clerk.
t.ierK s'ltiiDc, cvay, January 7
Redeemable as follows: At the pleasure of the government, viz:
Three per cents, 13,296,397 57
Five per cents, 4,000,600 00
Four and a half per Cents, after G months notice, part of subscription to the bat.k of Ihe United States, 1,-539,330 16 Unfunded debt, 40,729 80
i t
fter 1st Jan. 1832.
Fnur and a half per cents, Five per cent?, Afler 31st Dec. 1832. Five per cents,
Four and u half per rents.
As . .a tf-r f otn anu u nan per rents, word, to the Wise. Aite.3htDe. iggs. Four and a half per cents,
tWANT evrtv i t r nn'e ir ottr wise,
;-roii. that is iin't-bttd to me. bt
to call and pa the same I , pos
e.tivtlv, ci.not wait 'oner. itlOllA'-tD T. f:?P!)V"V.l
After 31sl J in. If 3.5.
Five fr cet-ts.
5,000.000 00 5,000,000 00 993,099 13 A6,704 77 2,227,363 97 2,227,303 9B 4,735,298 30 39,123,511 63
Suicide. On Wednesday night, 30th Nov
Mr. William Watt, of Chillirothe, Ohio, hang
himself with the lines ot bis team, in the woodshed at Mr. Newman's tavern, in this
borough. He had urdertaken to trarispoi
specie, estimated to weigh 3,10 lbs. from
Chillicothe to Philadelphia.
At Wheeling we understand he transfer
red his load to another teamster, (intending
to accompany it himsell) and sent his son
back with his team; but becoming appre hensive of risk in the transportaiion, he fol
hwed his son, returned with the team, and
again took in his loading. In these changes
of the load, it was observed that a hoop of
one of the casks had become loose, and the
fear that some of the money had been stolen
01 some other cause, produced such a deep impression of spirits in Mr. Watt, that his son watched him, which, however, was unavailing. The specie was deposited in the bank in this place. Frederifc Md. Sentinel. From the Illinois Advocate we learn, that the Illinois and Michigan c-inal is fast pro
gressing to a state of completion, under the authority of the legislature of that state. Indeed, boats of a light draaght have already pa?sfid from the lake to the Illinois, and a few years will probably be sufficient to change a large portion of the trade from New York to Si. Louis, and the other towns upon ihe Mississippi, into this channel. s
Mr. Phillips, of Soutfewark, will put his new canal steambort Experiment in operaiion on Wednesday nest. In the S( huylkill, at Fair Mount. The boat Is 60 by 10 1 2 feet, and has a low pressure engine of five horse power. Mr. Philips calculates, that it can be propelled at the rate of eight miles an hour, with ease, nnd without ruffling the water. He inviles persons intereled and the citizens generally, to witness the trial. Phi ladelphia paper.
TheN. York M ereantile of Tuesday sa s , esterd.ij afternoon about SOOpersons cros ed firm the ferry at the foot of Fulton streei a BreolvUri, upon the ice; a hand cart loo. ! 11 with merchandize, wag dragged acroa, L.iti r in tho pftern-'-fn the steamboats wcic
lemnities of the most sacied obligatio -., to
discharge with ceal and fidelity, the duties of the high tiust to which I have been tailed. Hf.llI and Hell Fire.! Bj th Gehenna ofjire, rendeied htll Jire'w ihe coffin 1 n version, we are to understand a Jire in the valley ofHinnom, a place called Tophat, rendered infamous hy losiah, the good king of Judea, where a continual fire was kept burning, to consume the filth of the cil) where criminals were sonelimes put to death by burning them in this dopot of filth. 'The word Gehenno, rendeied hell in the (ommon version, is a compound of tw Hebrew words. GAt and Ilinnom, and meai s the valley of Uhinom, a place near Unto the city of Jerusalem.'" On Matt. chap. v. 22, where the phra9e hell fire occurs for the first time in the good book, he makes the following remark: "But I say unto you that whosoever is angry with his brother without cause, nhall be in danger of the judgment, i. e. shall come under the cognizance of the Jen-tsh court thejw dicaturt of twenty and three judges and whosoever shall suffer his anger to break forth into any contemptuous behaviour, or slighting expression, such as racha, shall be in danger of the council the greater court the sanhedrim consisting of seventy and one judges. But whosoever shall say to his brolher, in anger , thou fool -hall be in danger of the highest pur.ishment of that court; the fire of Gehenna: i. e. tobe burnt in the valley of Hinnom."
The criminal executioner, commonly called Jack Ketrh, was lately summoned to the court of reque-tn, by the landlerdof a public house in the Old Bailey, for a bter score, nnd on heitiasked how he could pay it, the fellow scratched bis head, and replied that business was ver bat! of late, they having ent so many of bis cintumers to Botany Hay, and really be could t"' hv how be could pay it; but, if so be ie h'nv the genlleman pleased, be had no onjeclion ta work it out for hirn or any of hi f, unity A man wns once heard to say, that Hi Ireland he had seen fish swim up hill, with their t ill-' head foremost. Five building'', shops and dwelling, were burnt down at Itnit on !hc niglit wf the 9th iiii-t. Loss etimif?d 'it lO'ooly S00 i
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