Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 49, Vevay, Switzerland County, 21 August 1832 — Page 3
o o clock this ggyr
T I .4 O" i r f a at a A - a. r .
r 'ttsr., ereai tfiif and ai..r. i i .... .
if: l..t r,,v u r... ., " " ' " ' l.'c- ,J!,,Jl n,r l" o'clock ths
rp iheir hW. , " ;' mvca.n-. a h e broke out of ISe upper story en I Lll?' , a daae W.V.ast an 1 Pen! streets, occupied by Mahr r.Hlence, xvhe touch is c .nUn:ntii fa and Art!..w A f J . P
i'.inh. ' "wne i oy njr. uarn lirilln.
... , i,( itwu.K.wiing he active exertions of the . - ..-. pre rnM,c notice .hat she;d,fiereot Fire complies, the two uer -tori.! :. U::: li;,C" noU.nSiehverjm,?t(U!ly destroyed, and the interior of ,', V,h59c,ty, we hare been informed. ,HI1!J '!'ed-
that it wo,,l..U,n set of holy j The Gardener' Standard Sav.tv-
- ifcunc hcrse J and r , L .fn ...... ..... . -
u" uri ii an mp cpaann nnriino ..-..I ...-u:
tuns oi encumbers and roaskmens. We havef-
htr -roe. When h, .,' . ... ? m ( "'em l,ein. n1 them
. . I'iis.iwnen necessary wit h the best of oan-snds anH fP. Ie hited P h,, hand, in horror, and jlid ihen, and w.ged many a ba tie l h the il. "h. ab.ard .T.7 '"f" h'm ,rt "se' hey all ,otted-f,ir!y rotted out during
' V ;n:10?h this year to give a decent man the cho-
We hare seldom, if ever, een the water h ih , ...rt..K : i . . . . I
uciiauu inci idw 5ii m i rrecni.i t . .
a jeraon migBt g.ifely tord it almost nt any po-nt , " "-"'J, " " "K an acfpcrate-
--i "yf..
m v:.e terms than theiifu ,! cljHi jres. The
capt n fHt intercted io her story, and inquired V... lit! I .
ritINTERS HETREAT, INDIANA. Tt'FSO VY, AUCSr SI. 1833.
GHOLEHA-sincl: ocu L.sir
K. York, Aug 2, t!i 4
23th of Rovewber. it ,V,H COr.seently cro?8 tne earth , orbit many mill.ons of miles e.t. vnrd of onr earth. Haj thi, cowet come down eboot four week, later, it would then indeed fnnve approichcd vrrv rear fi n .u
hly mt:rh nearer than our and iu thaf caee some of the singnlar and truly alarms euficu mentioned might have retired The following are some of th p;ir!icul:iw Ibat have been ascertained re.pertirg this comet: , will cross the orbit of V.-, .
cent towards the ?un about ihs G,!i -tember it which time if will ri?e fifiecn minntJ. hefor '.'op. P. M. abont fifty degress north of east' that ii u Citl. .i .
mi;n norm oj northeasf I: nnt
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i.i n. v.cin.ty of this place. The fish can find P ''T WIth f Stanchio, egerlj enlace of refuge; they are daily yielding " 1 ! T"7 ' bUt- h'S PPsal? were t-le rkilloftheaneler.nnd their places are 9U- rrJ,cd- . 1,1 COfut: he destroyed him-
r'.ed by cattle, who may be ,een br.iwein en! P01"0"'. 1 1 '"kith police arrested
wie l iuier oi me oodurate fair and tried him for culpable homicide!' If tl.o rmaA
cacd they with becom
t) id a daughter, the deceased would not have fallen in love consequently he would not have died ; hut he (the accused) had a dauh-
rr, ana me aeceascd Had lallen m love, &c. Upon all the nacounte he was called up to pa the price of the voikip man'i lifo A t,f.
. . o - ...... lull being nxed at the turn of 80
cordmgly exacted.
Modern dinner parfv. "Yestprilar I AnA
oat with a large party: like other parties of
una, ii was nrgt silent, then talkj, then argumentative, then diinnfation. thn n;.
telligible, then altogether)', then inarticulate.
uiuiib. i earned away much wine which had previously carried
tu w us mccup and happiness for the Inst
th? sweet and teiHer gra?s which is springing
P in every direction where the water has on appeared, la fact, the surface of the river, an
der the rays of a meridian gun, presents more
me ipearance or an extensive prairie meadow
wan anneetot water. Liverpool, Fa Mstcunj Winyaw InteMipencer. ef the 4th ultimo
.7 1 " ... u w savt: An attempt was made on Stnday night last to stop the mail stage between this and ... .. . .
vn-irisitoo, inrae miles south ot Santee terry, i tie persons were armed with clul, and are
inivn to oe ruoaway negroes. It was ow-
.o the dexterity of the driver, and the fleet :.-e? of the lead horses, that a robbery was a ".ided.'1
1 family paed through the city yesterday whwn equipage attracted much notice. A crste, inch as is used to pack crotker, wns mvjoted on two low wheels. This contained a bzx, Lpddmg, chets of clothes, &?. beneath it supende j pots and pans, with other culinary mentis. It was drawn by four members of
i.imuy, tne lather and his f Idest daughter, a gul ubout 15 or 16 years of age, who w ere joined to the tongue of the carriage, and a boy and a girl who preceded thm as leaders, whilst the mother followed conducting the two younger chiUren. We could learn nothing certain ly ol their history owing to the crnwd which surrounded them. It was said, however, that
they were from Canada,
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At the Opera llomt. London -hirin tfcc
formance of the German company, a gentleman
mi un sue pi me pa, where want of room had rAmnllr4 liim K .1 : ...
"" to stanu, anxious to support tiitn- ue' o oecn crcs self, grasped as he thought, one of the props of ,eM"' 0? 10 U,e 3dth of Sul
... "j.uii viiii.ii h ivt-peciame person politely exclaimed Prav. sir. don't unit sr.
jhard, that" my wooden leg."
w ; 4, 19 52 r dsys, t, J Abion, N.J, Jul? ot), AIbny-tor the Ut tecs Jays ia July. 26 8 4. 1 6.5dc). 5, 15 2 I 6. 5.5 14J GreenbiisV, S Y July Jit Buflalo, N Y-Jul 2U, for ona week, f hili'a Aug 2, 40 15" 3, 35 u S US 41 "d7 , 1-6 73 7, 114 ' 45J Suffolk, Va August 4, Norfolk, Aug. 1, 8 5l 4- H Tl...
34 14 f ' ' 34 10 j Portsmcath.Aue t, It 1 ) . 5, IS 7$ 344s Netv Cae'.le, Vel Aug 5, frincftn, N. J Aug. 5, Rochester, N.;Y. July SI, Piii'ker AX 18 . 39 16 , IS 15 days, 18 HI 7, 17 is) S. S'otp ruirntld, tusporl, Va. Kew BrutsftriQfc.fVoai Auf.. j t0 -j Mornres! July itj. Si 23 3f, 18 10 30, 28 12 ). 5 day., 31, li Aug 1. St 17 J West Chester, H. Y.Julr l, Tarrytow, ' 31, L nek port, 24, Oovrnor's island, Backensack, Aug 1, Brooklyn, Totol number m( cases,
CaPS VlSV tCCIimil in K'lt'lMirt II I Ru. T
I. bnkhil!. Kewatk. HI zshtiht
frtnorv. ratiec cuonu. JC. Y. P!tihiy
Troy, &.
1 here had been cases of th cbclera at New-Or
Diil.s i" ;'- ci. i e Minie to u so early ns this. It
117! ' " ",:a.resi ,ne ear?h he C3d Oclober,
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I1 ,,ine 11 distant about 51 mili: 01 miles- At time, it will rise about 136PJ degres north of east, at about 10 oVIock, P , 11 Wi!i Le nearest the sun on the 23th No. 37 Z en'.anJ ,,CD be fii6tant f' hi.i, about o million, of mile,; it w, therefore rc-me within the orbit of the earth, but not that witbjj.n the orbit of Venas. It w,M be brightest a"jbont the 13th November, at which time i: "ill pass the meridian at about half past four, 203 , M,'.at levatinn cf about 70 decrees a-
Dove the horr.zon. Its great elongation from the sun, and elevation above the horrizon. will present the greatest possible advantage for ok serving th:s comet, as at that time it will bc visible through th whole night. As it is not however supposed to be a very large body, its appearance may rrobahlv K t-a .irii,."ii,-
- ' "Miiftiur luau 'it m r s aOWaI
iMi nave occasionally appeared, j MARRIED
Un the 16th inst. by Samuel Beal, Mr. James A. Vashorv, to Miss Marv NabS ll of Jellerson township. FAIU WARNING.
,i . ","v-" ,IU was io nave been ruM to be a pood t me.pier; otberwrae th contract to b null and v0,d -This is therefor, to forwnrn a'l p! nre'r.ToV:"' 1'- M lfle WrS prsri to bsarooil timi n en. t j .
M ti rnil rd the owner istherefore revestra to coma anrl i.U . .
i . mc aDove note wai teis bv a man hv th r e:.v . "
caged in selling clocks for said Stillrr.sn It Hotohkisr.
Tvay, August II 1332. '
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AUSTJST ELECTION. 1832.
Tht fbtlinj persona were alectcdaJthe general election, held n the 6th Augtist. 5iKAVms. JffiersoB DiTid Hillia
Ol&rk Md Vtov4-Jb It. Lmou.
Washington K, U Logan,
A gentleman of Hampshire had, by his will in the year 17fi.rdprd tt,.i tfrl u.. ,i,
: w . -....-..v.., ..ii., "lit i : 1 1 n ii r I I hull ABciffil ..nil Irji.ie. In.. K ) i ... (
. . . . ,,ltua r;"". tjy snouia he thrown into the seal iipaMTAf.ivB. ,1eu I of sympathy, and reaped a tolerable har- beyond the Needles, which was accordingly! JcsTro. oo.n.y.-JaJ H, Cravens, Kathan B vest of smill change. Boston Transcript. complied with. Oo making inquiry into his mo ! P'mer-
lives for this singular disposal of his remains, it On Thursday of last week an Indian by lhejwaB J,'Covercd that he made it for the purpo-e name of John Steeprock beat hit quaw with;0f"aFPoint'nP a young wife, who had freque.1 his fist until she died. The outrage was com-j'j' """red him, by way of consolation, that she mitted near the Tonnewanda Reservation while 'wou't danct upon his grave. ... 1
tsey weie both drunK tteeprock was accused by his squaw with haviog stolen some pork, up
d
A celebrated"' writing master, in his ' fare
n which he fell to muling her, and she fell! , card ndd,efd to the "ladies and gen own and, to use kis own emohatic lar.iire :,kmen of Koston;' has this exquisite sentence :
when explaining the act afterwnrris, "stopped!-"! C0W to J hat the most rain'il
breathing.'' Baiaii Advocate. fwiwn i nae experienced for a length of time j' thHt oi excessive dtlight at prtstnt oppresses An ntroc.oiis murder was committed on San i ,f' on liav,Dg receivd so many warm proofs of
day, ISth itst upon the body of ,cS Denton,!0' JOUr aP5,roba,lpn-M
living about six miles this side of Lanca-terville! a TTTd.-j e..., .
by a negro man of the neighhoihood. Mr. Den It,, if i" con ton was at church. and the datirt.er and a! vflUl h,.t 'T" ,hp the .Trch"n,s nf
young gi.l were the only pe.sons m the hot,,.. .'J l"' M"nw Aticr remarkThe negro entered the pLza whe.e tKey were : ols n an " .W" i' " ..ttmg, and without any knosvn inducement orCZs Z? pn,tat,oBf took up .gun loaded whh bock iTeroc g 'T' hot and clchareed the contents into the h,d 5 1,qU.r a".d P't d Ang
of the nofortunaf. young woman, who survived ved a3!t ' " I f , 'FT' l a Few moments. He fied i-Ld.aflv. nH:l!" I?J of "title., which be
had not been overtaken by h pursuer, nhenij '7' ' J'0"'"' ,1,us heard last from the .cin.Jc,,. r " 'h d,lf" "'"g very at
6urna ""jirutuve us', which he thinks "they are dispo
Jennings Jehn Vawtcft
Kipiey Wat, site. Scott Elisha ii. Riiglisk. Deaibim G. K. Davm, 11 X. Cu!lov, O Henston Clark Bepj. Ffrfino, J, H. Henley, John c' Parker. VshinBton Custavus C'ark, R, c)ioor!ver. tmtnirrs J'fi'or.on Win (i YVcaton. Jrnig William fcanforii Kiplry Jikn M'Lenn, Seott Win. M. I'attorsow, Desrbo.ti Aliirt I.. Dills, C-trk D li.d Wtsbirgtoa1 Alexander Atkinson l'lten&TE Juuub Waslii nf.cn B. P, Lr.gan.
POCKKT-BOOK FfiTTXT.
lyXD, by my son Jarr.es. in Veray. a fcr HaTf
cai recti pt fr-m tfce regisr..rsonv:J!e for a half qoar-
(wo Botes cf hand, and a 6,
rrUl I iv -
"vuwn u. luu til Sf lti n.ftr-.'t JTO
owner J L is ,equeSted , cp, C pav charges. unit..: . .. . r. . TF J
i, - "L.1I.AM BKA1 V V
ifvy. Aufuat IT.
7 SEC COSIZT
-" Whose train's enormous Treep,
jseii to sell to the best advantage;' and tnen adf
(by way ot N. P.. that the " devil wants to know
r;,,; a -j , a -i . r ' "j u' .iiiai ine " rievil wants to kno lanctxoiu Jlcctdenf. An arihlrn of .r .i - . . . . -
win.? m i i i , . ,. j 1 1 niiy Hung is u) -tte ai sk inmg limts n it li a jackrnokt rnel-iocholy and shocking character or-'knit't?" eurred yesterday at the Qnncy railway. ! MeS! . Andrew E. Belknap, and J. G. (i.b. Eatk K.M', cf America. A eonrertatwn f,0.01 Boftor'' Mr. Bukus of St. Jago d-: What island? Jjog. The atmosphere? Fogc ubn, and Mr. Bonn of B iltimorr, all board-! Whit do Vmi live on? Hog. What were vour
. . ...,v.... mue uui 10 inc.",'tigii; anim-us: iJoq-s. Any hsh 111 tha ponds?
"M "t-in t"to out? 01 mo c ars lr a.irro. tini ii.d Vnn i ti,. ."i
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Dcubtinp. Heaven's farthest cape, r.ow re ppesrs From her long travel of a thousand ytars. To morrow, August 22, the long looked for Comtf, may be seen at sn minutes after eight o'clock in the evening. It will be in the meridian at 10 minutes after 4 o'clock en Thursday morning; and will be found in the east about 1 1 daerees N. N. YV. of the seven stars-
II T,373,096 miles from the earth, and 117, 475,530 miles from the sun. The following facts may not be uninteresting at this time: The Comet which will return this vear i
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caiKt ticta Jomtt. atter the nama cf th n
tronomer b first saw it at its last return in 1856 This comet revolves about the sun in a period of about six years and eight months. Many retioits have been iublislid in tbp r.i-;
odirals, both in Europe and America, f the ap-j
W I . . . -.-u JJLLH e learn by a letter, that one hfn mm p
the female belonging to the factories in Dover, ii. H. have auit their work fnr foo. -r.w :
. . - - - . .... r, i luc f..,dennc. '
Kingston (U. C.) Jvhj Dnrinr, a
lenee of the storm which raced so nnnrprp.ni.
ly last night, one ef the large rcsssls on the stocks at Point Frederick was blowa to pier.ee. The Board of Aldermen of K"ew York have decided on giving employment to all the destitute poor on the public reads, as the best means of affoidiog them relief.
ir.omas Procter, of Esse, near Newburyjport, killed in Esse river, by dry docking thm?
, v... c.y ,,i,gr ,eais. une ol them weighed a-
ljot;l S0G pounds. The Meadville Courier says: "Four children of a respectable citizen of this bonugh weie on Monday last taken violently ,kk from drinking buttermilk which had been standing in a glaz. d crock. Their lives were despaired oh but are now considered ont of danger." A correspondent of the Genesee Va rn-r .-.,.-.
"A bedtle of creen e-oosebet n'oi wn.o u.iJ
corked and laid away in the cellar, in 1 229, and
nrgouen nntil the latter pait of this spring a period of nearly 3 years. Dr. esnmin, .i,
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I'nireo io ne in fine preei ration, end made a most excellent pie." A society is proposed in Co(on, for the grauitous nursing of the sick, in case of need . The plan is highly honorable to those engaged in it. From what we can Learn, there is no ilanger in
e'ed the inclined )!.me. Just as the ear h.d rrathed tin summit, the chain gavt; way, and the car rapidly descended, and stru k a loa'.i'ed car at the foot of the descent. The cucni.ii was so gre it . to throw tin gentk-
mi.mi mi, vi i iwrniy leet into the ;iir. Mr. Is-ickn w;is killed" instantly; Mr. Be;m badj both h'(;s brok; i.Ir. Gibson h.t, si.-w-nli lunhs bn.ki-n, and Mr. B lidiiu;) ir.acli ''ruir-t.di a.-.J injured. J
What map did yoa travel by ? Mog"1..
Eiram, ty Ha our. I.e P. run on glory lives, wern No wonder that Le Hiun is len. iietort, Ij, Lt Brun. Man, they say, grows fat ty follywonler then P.aour is j'.lly.
nearance of H rnmrl rinrinir the nrnnl I ''l'sing L-erSOnS Sick of the Cholora n.lh r.r,
within C0.000 miles of th tarta's oibit, which!1" ta,C attention and labor are hower. is about one fonith the diftHiire of oar moon Cr nece"3rJ' and ei ions consequence? have been apprehend- Upwards of sixteen thousand dollars bur.
ed from its near npproach to the earth, sbouhlj cellccted in iVew York in bthalf of the
me eanti happen to l.o m the part nearest thejPonr
cofiict. It i probable, (hat the one above men
a r . . r:.n m u .
t.oncl will cro'ss the rlaue of the earth', orh 'it'... 1 IV LI . ' Tl:''
. ... . 1'"- t'"8 a tiave in Which l; nut hint VeiV r.l "II I I Ir.-fc iV.o o-.rll.. m.iA &l.n..i.l . ..." v" n'
J ; " x" """i ' ten nuritd on Kriday. the earih bo, at that moment, in the correspond- . . mg part of ,t, orbil, the mo-l serious eiiectsl oirtmon Luroa. Mr. Ertad wnsIe
I ethaps the mutual attraction! , "M "CCse. son t. ....... .ivvheia m Vermont.
rn ...
invsiciiiii rarely taka medicine rr f law.
A splendid Reaver Hat was frent to llie h.-ti surviving s-gnerofthe )e jleration of ludepen J -ie.tce eaily in this month, by the battels of! PiuUdelphia the il!ustno: Cindl of ConM !
Mil w is phased wi h this tken c-f respect
MU'.Wl CX SlIllflK.V, A KOTKU FIBriKR. Jsiephtu hiuI Time Now jre even; Slppbeu Itat (imc, iow Tune beats Stephen.
"Mr. W.
eary ;n rhilatielplii., f -Ma' wauls
said a little girl to an npothe.
in f r I-, a iPMitor. I tt. ., .4' ... i. .
I ' I I V . l I I I V, I I 1 ill HllOtV I I h'lt m. i ns.
.y marker m wh.:S ,t w- , re,r,,r,-. es fcir. , MiVf. . , lL ' "n'f
oi!s;ht follow
"f these trodics woahl brii;4 them into actual
contact, with a tremendous nrusiou, that might destroy a portion of this ftir creation, ir, pcihap, this comet, thus coming within the p4iere of the earth's attraction, rn;glt be aireited in its progress towards the sun. and Lfctire.
a pound ot, forth be nude to revolve around the earth as a
- waefcentfo. am thns form a second tnuon to our globe, f'ho It is believed, however, that this comet will ap "Oj j.rouh nearest the earth's oi bit ubout the 1st ,f nvctii( r, wbt'M Hs the t tith !! not ar
il
er go to law two hints not worthy nttcation.
A nobleman having presented King Chnilea with a fine boue, his majesty bid Killiorrv
tbejoster, who was present, tell him wbat w:, its age; upon which Killigiew examined iberrimaPs tail "What aie you hir'g ;,,. t', king; "th.il is not the place to fnd rut h.s ng.--Oh, sir," said Killigiew, "o;it mnj.s'v knows rt...ho5d we.-f 'o. k a ' i,ii.,.n.rl-'