Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 46, Vevay, Switzerland County, 31 July 1832 — Page 1

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THE PAST TJtfE Pi:E8EAT- FOit THE FUTUKE. 'Vol. I. Printer's Retreat, Indiana, Tuesday, July 3L 1832, Fio. 40

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PRLYTED ..V PVBLtsnED tVEEKLY, WILLIAM C. KEEN.

TERMS OF THE MESSE.YGEli" For fcfty -two numbers, in a ivance, . . . g2 00 da do paid wi'hm tl.e year. 2 5a Ao dj p-id at tne cxpiratirn, 3 00 (ry- The aove sum to be pai l in proeuje, deliver d at his offi -.e or such othet place as may be agret d Fifteen per cent, deduction made when paid in ash. No paper discontinued until arrearages are paid Jjf Subscribers served hy post to p) V5 cents tX'.ra Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. (Tj Subscriptions paid wi hin two months, wiil be considered in advance PRODUCE Messrs- Cotton Sc Mix, merchants, Mountsterling, re authorised to receive produce from our subscri bers. For the accomm id.ition of our subscribers on the eas'ern rou'e, produce may be left with Richard T. G .ddard, at his store, in York township, Charles K Kruta. at his store, in New-Ycrk, AribTt Cai'ay, near Troy, Samuel Hicks, nrar Quercus Grove; Willi im McCuIlough, in Cotton township.

Dr. And. C. Forbes,

THROUGH this medium, w' sl.es to inform the citizens of VEVAY, snd the public generally, that he st'll ecat:nn s to practice PHYSIC AXD SURGERY, in the town of Vevay and its vicinity. He returns his grateful thinks to his friends, for the pa.ronsge hilher'o ex tended to him He hpesby attention

tobus'ness to merit a share of puVic 'patronage, having resided here auout seven yM, a"d ah-o trus's that the public a'-e sufficiently atq,isi"ted with him to extend their patronac. He mav he found, at all tint's.

unless absent on professional or eflicial 'msin- s at his

oraie. three doo.-s est of ihe cornet cf Main and Ferry streets, or M iin street. Veray, Jaruary 7

Commissioner's Sale, vevay advertiser.

schooi lards. TowntVup 2j Vwgc west.

"UIF, SCHOOL SEC I ION, No 16, Tc wsli p Two

of l;a!U"' Two, West of the fi.-ft meridian, wili

be offered f'A S.ILE, at the court house door in VEViY. On Fri ' iy, tht llh vf September, 1832. The sai;' m .ioel stctien will be di tried and sold in eigh'v ar. wnc's, and the several quarters, except

th- south west qunrt-r (which is to he divided hy a

;ine ruir:n! north ar.ii sojth) wiil be divided bv lii.es running east and west. This section is about fur miles from th-i Ohio li er, a: d the sttt; rod running

from Ntw Y' jklo Yeisiil!es passes 'hrot'gh it.

TERMS One four h of the rurcliase money to be paid down, and a credit f TKN VKKS fur the remainder, on p.ij ir.g six pei C( mum interest yearly in

ntivance. , , Ssle to comii.ence ai 11 cmock, a. M. on said day.

ISAAC CIIAMHEHL1N, Comm. Home, J' fTv'rson township, June 26.

NOTICE

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LL ps'sons are forbid hattcring my ift ELZ.v UEiH BOWMAN, or trusting htr on my uc count, as 1 wiil prosecute them for harboring hei.ai d id pay any debts of her emit; acting after this da'e ohe having left my bed and board without any cause. JOHN BOWMAN. Pesev township, June 29. 1832 q3 Those persons who assisted to plunder my house in my absence, will heor from me again wbi:: the Grand jury of cu' county is in session JOHN BOWMAN.

fllHE UNTJER51GNRI), rcs de in tl; town .t VP. " VAT, Switzcrla; d iounty, Isnliiow, a: d .noat resfolly solicit a 6htre of public p itronsg.

THOMAS ARMSTRONG. Inrik ej er, 5. W c-rn r of l iberty and Market s'.ietts, Vevay lintel." JOfIN K COTTON, ifiyt:cian, earner c.l " MarLet tn ! P. ke streets, (Brik h.ju--e) JOHN F. DUFOCK, M. rchunt. Feny s'reet, right fide, nearly opposite Cliewps'de.at Post Oirii . JOHN DUMONT, .tttormy at Law, oftice, next dour to the N W corner of Ferry pnd Main streets ANDitLW C. FOUBE3. Physician, (Justice oft!-. Peace) Main, two duo;-s east of Gilbert's inn JOHN FOX, Tei.Ti.Tfer, Ferry street, tpposite the er.d of tlit market house. C W. Si J GRAY. Tails, shop, Main, one djorcast of Gilbert's tavern F. L. GR1SSARD. Biacheni sh, corner of Main end Walnut streets, opposite clerk's office. COSBY M. LEWIS, Grocer, corner of Ferry and arket streets, " Waidow's corner " 10HN MENUENHALL, Phys. cian, white house in the rear cf the cour' ti.uiie IRA MENUENHALL, Hctt r; (Recorder of Deed.) Ferry, right hand side, ao.t Mninstrert EDW A15D I'ATI'ON, Ctofc of the Circuit cou , of fice. wh te frame, corni r of Maiu and Walnut. JAMES B ROBINSON, Bor t and Shoemaker, Terry s'r'.'et, one door above G.lbert's lavern. .LV Si HOUSE, Ciore. S E corner of Va n and Firry streetf, opposite " W'as.hingtou Il.di."

If.'Sfins to fu t that the w.iii is ?o far behind har. l, .ithI hv the o iickntrs of her tonrnP ;n fin.

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jYOTICE

THE AMERICAN FARMER. Editc-i hv Citic- n li Smith, is published i'i liultimore,

.Md ) by I l. ik Hitc :c ck. Co. (svecmart k

J o a. "he- , ) m vet!; it numbers of e:t;ht qua 9 faget (it Ptve Hol!,irs per u;:jii;.'.i. It is devoted xciosively to practical Aer'culru c; Horticulture ; and Ku-al ai d Domestic Economy -The .imenctiTi Farmer co" fairs also a great numbct of Useful receipts j readings aiinpted to the statiors l mothers nd mis'rssses of tanr.ilies; so much of the news as relates to the foreign and domestic markets

For Agrieul'ura! products, and a correct statement cf

tr,eir prices current at the time of publication but nothing conntcted with party politics is at any time permitted to appear in its columns Toe American Farmer is neatly printed on fine pater, and many of th-- subjects of which it treats are lu?trated by expensive wood engraving. The num lers f r a year nu-ke a volume of a conteriitnt farm and siae, and ths last one is 'c.-..inparitd bv a title Jsge aud m!nute index, completing the volume for fcinutrg. TER.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION 31 Pricv five violiar per annum, payable at the triJ. die of each year of subscription. J- Subscriptions are in all cases chirked bythe year and ntv-'rfor a shorter term. Tor farther pai ticu'ars cali at this office

KE VOIjUTEOX AH Y SOLDIERS. IHE NON COMil iOisibLi OFFICERS, MUM . fltlANS, SOLDIERS, and lNlilAN SP1E.5. who sh !l h .ve Pervert in the covtir.emal line or atf tt treops, vcl'ir.tcets or miluia, at one or more tevms, a pe iol of I O YEARS, during the war of lh revo lution, w ill c.dlon the uud-rs:g cd ini i.ediitt'y, w "no will m ike out iheir p:.pi-rs, from correct fur rs, tr PENSIONS, unaer the new law WILLIAM C. KEEN. Pin ter's Uetrtat, June2'J PROVISION, 5is also made for those who son ed for more than SIX MONiHS. Apply ai abov,.

Information Wanted. - TOHN BLANK, arred 33 or 3 ye ars. born in

yj d Centre county, Penrsvlvania, was bound

an apprentice to a mr. Su'herland, a tailor, in Wash

n.gton, Ky. tn 1S15 ir lf-.o smi was artrwanis ap nrenticsd to a cabinet m&ker tinn ed R;ed or R -ede.

in Augusta. Ky Itr left Aurus'a i.i V 18 or '8 lv

and descended the Onto river ; since wnicn ume, nis

ather has hid no tidings hi-fi. Any ir.f-t motion

resprctmg him, will be thsnU ill rceivi a ty nis a ged parent, directed to Vevay, Irdan.

uriiMU hl s.-r ELIZABETH BLANK Jefferson tewrship, June IT.

JAMES W. COLE, SADDLE A.XD HARNESS MAKER, VEYAY,

IS shon is on Ferry s r.-c;. the third d sr above

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below Men'.enhaliV

Gilbert's tavern hih! next

fcat shon, where, may be had OF ETKRT F.iillO.Y.i.vn XiC.lLlTr. His prices are ni -i.rri'.e, and various kinds. f pr" due--, Ai may be agree 1 upon, rectiveu in payment Vev y, April 7.

VVA WAT VACTOWX, FEIUlY SfRERV. THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge ments to his customer for the very liberal en

1 have been appointed collector for the county of 2 Sw t -M.it d. to collect the ST.4TE and COUJfTl JiEVE.'.'UE 'or the year 1832, and the previous ' ears I do hereby appoint and deputise ENOS LIT TLEF1ELD. to coll -ct the state, county and road

tisXs due, as atoresa-.d, in cotton t'lwnsrup I, slso, nppoi.it and deputise WILLIAM LEVVTS, toc-.ltect

the revenue in v-raig lowpsmp ana, t appoint anu

deputise MO'sES R- BANTA, to eolket the i tver.u?

in Pleasant townsoip. cry- I wiil attend, in Vevsy, one diy, in each week

ai,d will cai! atthe cler!:s office, w here, I r quen ail flirial papers to be left 'IT me, I will, also, Sct.d to said i flice, on Moncaysand Wei-esdays far the pur p ie of receiving official paper ! will, also, attend imelfurby MOSES B AM A, whom I have deputised and appointed, as sheriff of Switzerland co m DtPCTT ; no being the oniy person, now autho rised by me to act as deputy tfeiiff I will, from timet time, as business ir.ay it quire, appoint sp-j-cial deputies ; ar.d, in the mean time, be it known, thnt writs directed to me. served by persons rut pre vibtttfy authoristd and deputised by me, v il", noi. reciie my appaobation- I will not be accountable for them.

HENRY BAN TA. sherifT and collector

KSTRAY SHKKP,

Catr-e to the f.ir.n of the suhscriVr, in .L-C'erson

tnvpthip. trespassing, kRAI$ SHEEP,"'

t:relv v. rite. he owner is r queteu to come, ties

cribf mat is, prove property, pay charges aud take him

awav.

Wl!.I I. BROWN. JcfTesoo township, July 4.

Jl valuable Farm, fJ S. li quarter and S i N. W, quattcr. Vv Secovo. 5, T.. . 2, OXE MILE FROM THE 0H19 RIVER KOR SALK.

fijir. Mibsc;"ib r, wishes to dispose of on

- ac:ommoiiaiinir terms, his

VAS.UAIiLE FA Kill.

s.iua'ed in Jeiltrsoi. township, en the stm

riufnine from Mamson, thioegh Vevav, to th-

Ris;:ig Sun, between judge Gel y'sand Esq Tapp's This fai-ra c, :s out- hundred and fifty fite acres of Land, sixiy five thereof undtr cultivation has a num

couragtment, heretoiore extended to him, and be:Ocr of Lear'u.g f.uit tiu-s, such as spple, peach, cber

leave to inform them ard the public generally, that

he has recently itEiwovsn his tstanl'-shnvt, to the NEW BnZCS KOUSr.ot! Ferry street, nearly opposite Ins old .sta;i.s,r..tnt. lie wul be ready, at ii times, to supply thi m ith 2IATS OF THE BEST QU.iLIT), AXD XEtTEST r.ibtiio.vs. For which he iil l.ke CAt'H or approved cour.tr) produce IRA MK.NDENHALL. N. H .Ml rsi-nsindcfttd to the subscriber by note r account, r. leque.ted to miike immediate payment SB he is much in wnt cf the s me IRA MEN DEN HALL

AX AFI'RKXTICE,

ry, et i. Ana severa.ever-tAilhng springs

A'urtner description is de: mcd unntaesary, as it

ia presumed that persons wishing to purchase, will ex

anane ai.d view the premis-;s Terms of sale, will be made eay. WILLI VM PICKET, JefTeri-, tewnship, July 4.

O! Lord- what can the matter be?

Bothered from head to ihe tail.

T hEKEAr, my dearly beloved wife, .MART, after f ? tikT.iK lived with me. in the holy slate of ma-

trim ny, and in love, peace and plenty, for nearly forty ars, took a wild and frantic notion ill her head,

on Friday, the 13 h instant, and deserted my tied and board. I forwar i and forbid all peisorjs from harboring or trusting heron my account

UfcOKtiE HUIJSOIS Craig township, July 21

WILLIAM AKMINGTOX, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MOUXTSTERLLXG, la

MOjXE Y.

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w i.i -e. .iri'REXTlLE to ti e

A la effort!

15 to i7 vtarsotgi, trv.ni-n. ;r' rv. wi u'd be pre ferrtd ' IRA MENDLNll.VI L. Vevay, Vove irber 22. .iDMLVIS TR.l TOR' S SO T1CF.. ALL p- r-.i'iis i'vie -ted :n the estate .f the 11 JOHN MILLS :!ic si d, of Crai towhip, ait requested to ni.k; mtm.-dint paynn it, -nd uh per tons h.sviog cl-ems i-g'.ii st sa:d t stali:, wiil present Uit m ter ex .mii.Mii'.. Thiscat-ti, it is b. iiered, v i;l be "-ns i ei.t J)rfX HL'CKHANNO.N, adn.'r. Craig t iwr.s'.iip. J .ii.e 27.

BLANK DEEDS, FQR SiLE, AT TUPS OFFICE,

1MIF. undt rsigned his thre or lour hundred dollars to loan out at irteres-t. Pcrstnts wishing to borrow, pre informed thtt ht will a'tend at the court

liov.se in Vi vhv. on Saturday n?x', the 8;h ins' for the puipi'Se of loaning out the same Sealed prope

ss's, Mat tijp what interest vill be pdJ- the an.ouut

wai t d and (or what length Lime, and a description

oi the land propi sr. to be mortgaged in securit), lice will J'" reeeivcd, fiom those wisliing lo bono it; ui;tii two o'fi' ck of s.aid djy ISAAC CMAMMERLIN. Ju;y 28 Soliotd comniisaioiier

A CHANCS roil CASH. ipilE jBSCKlUER wishes to purchase ianmedi1 atelyi 300,000 bushels of IV HEAT. For which he will give the highest and LouisvilL ,irice s. on delivery al hiss'orein VEVAY. PT" CASH Will b advHiiCeif. W. T. STEVENS. tar, Ju'y J 1i

DOCTOR ARMING VON can be consulted, professionally, at all t.m-s, uidrss ntcebsarily absrii

on ousmess, at t'Kitji's lavtrn. uruera, icit in his absence, will be promptly attended to.

Muuiilsteriing, July 4. SAl'UKDAY. In glowing terms 1 would this day inJite j I s morn, its noon, its afternoon and night ; Tin- bjjicst d iy through the week; the latter day : A day whereon odd matters are made even; The dirties; cleanest too of ah the seven; The scouring pan, pail, plate, and platter day, A day of general note and notability ! A plague to gentlclolks An.i prime gentility. E'en to the highest ranks Nobility ? And yet a day (baring all jokes) Of great utility. Both to the rich as well as the Mobility A day of din of clack of clatter day ; For all howe'er they mi -ice the matter, s?j 'I his day ih. y dread ; A day with hippish, feverish. freny fsd, Is th.it, grand day of fu.-s and bustle f iturelat t We mDt cordially iigree with the gentleman, whoever he was, that indited Ihe above poetry. Saturday is the most thriving and bustling daj of all the seven, and it realty teems, siuce we btg;tn to bother with this paper, as if it came

every other day in the week. liow calm.

peaceful aod accommodating a body is poor Mrs Monday, She a clever, deliberate washer

woman, that seems to want for nothing hut

stiult and old clothes. The world gees ver) easy with her. To be eure, she never lays up many coppers, but then, says she H'll feel so tired and sleepy, alter going to meeting twiceyesterday besides the lecture, lh.it I can hard ly stir my h inds about in the tub; Sam's stock nigs, Marm, had belter be mended by tuece To inoirow, before they are put in the wash: Yah Tuesbat is a notable middle aged lady ii. brtght pectacles, who is very grave and ery

silent thoogh she contrives touo some daiuiog

S!ic;.f.-!s iri scc:ldit. people into

something like a tolerable activity. Kejt

romes jisitirnl Tiicrspav a young lady of half. a century, w ho ti.kes her chair at the table and i 'e i r.n I tells news all day long. She 1)kS !i;tlfa dsen set words which constitute the the spice-, of her conversation. " Hless my "oul!1' Clow ton talk'."' "Omyi" "Did you tnerlie.ir the l;ke of it?" Yes, you old moth; all will hear the like of it, who spend their picciou life at the tea-table, and put off lo a moie convenient season every employment but that of blasting their neighbors' character? Fkibav i a venerable old lady very smart and itligious, who is nearly discouraged to see how much work remains to be done. The older she growg the more nervous she becomes; the cap, book and glasses are laid aside, and she labors

zealously, talking all the while of the degeneration of modern limes. But then comes Sat

urday a strapping house maid with the strength

and tongue of Xantippe. Soap suds and sandl

Hot irons and cold oven! Iloity toity. No

thing has been done. Every thiDg is in confuson. Where is John? Where is Dickf Sam

what have you been doing all the wee-k? What fine order these things are in? Here take this brush scrub up the audirons, clean the knives, &c. The house is tutned topsy turvy. All is dust, suds bustle. Folks get up in the morning with a glimmering idea of the approaching hubbub, and feel marvelou-ly apprehensive least they yield up to dirt and despair. Early in the day, people are thronging in from the country, The taverns begin to be filled up. The sun bents down hot the streets are crowded with ladies after patterns; the markets are thronged with fliea and housekeepers who are then obliged to provide the food of two days; money borrowers

ire also on the trot to gather the were withal

to pay their hank notes boih for that day and Sunday so that a large half of the whole busi

ness of the week is now transacted. As for reading newspaptrs at such a time the thing is

impossible Half the citizens cannot get time to put on clean linen or be shaved. In fact the day is so fruitful of toil and trouble, that we never cease to wonder at the wish of the cunning African, who prayed to have Saturday every day, that Sunday might come oftener. But nough The capon burns, the pig falls from the spit, The clock has strucken twelve upon the bell; I'll V,, , r T .

i ijsasron lounger. Logan. An old officer of the United States army, who, soon after the close of the revolution ary war was ordered to make surveys ofibe country watered by the Alleghany river, informed me that Logan's nephew a remarkably fine young Indian dined with him one day in his font, and that he asked him what became of Logan. 1 killed him, was the reply. Why did you kill him? Th nation ordered it For

what reason? lie was to great a rnau to live, he talked so well, that although the whole nation had intended to put any plan in execution, yet, if Logan did not approve of it, he would soon gain a majority in favor of his opinions. Was he not, then generally right? Often: but hid influence divided the nation too much. Why did they choose you to put him to death? If any one else had done it, I would certainly have killed him: I, who am his nephew, shall inherit Iii greatness. Will they not then, kill you also? Yes: and when I become as great a man ae Logan, (laying his hand on his breast with dignity) 1 shall fee content to die. He added, that he shot him near the Alleghany river. When informed of the resolution of the council of hie nation, Logan stopped his horse, drew himself up in an attitude of great dignity, and received the fatal ball without a murmur.

A Gcnnint member "Haste ye, and gi'e mt. something," said a man in black, as he hurried, ly entered a druggist's slore a few days ago, "I hae something here," laying his hand on the upper buttons of h',3 vest, "that sudly trouble? me. An emetic, an emetic," cried he, surpri er that the druggist was no, in as great a hurry as himself. The druggi-t fearing he had by some mistake taken arsenic, administered the

desired emetic, which soon produced the usuaV effect, and the offensive matter was eipclled The man in black then fell more at ease to answer the druggist's questions. Have ye trkerv arsenic," sail the druggist. "No," said the :nan in black, ' bat I was at a funeral, and thinking the service was wine, t drank ofl'my glass, but have since found it was rum.tind as 1 am a aiember of the temperance society, Ly cmscience could not feel at tase till I l.nd got t!.Cruinous stuff Ejected."

Choi treIilack Foj;ulatijn. i it stated as tact, thrit during ihe pievalenre- of the eh.;!irf. in iUonlreal and Quebec, not a dcaih ci u bi.

Wfc.nnF.sn is a driving widow of tbirtj-sereo, uitu took plce cf that disorder.