Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 50, Vevay, Switzerland County, 28 August 1832 — Page 1
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"V If' 'TTlfinE WIEIBEitir MDESSiBN" . 4THE PAST-THF. PKKSKXT-I'OK THE FUTURE. Vol. I. Printer's Retreat, Indiana, Tuesday, August 28, 1832. No. 50
fZILYrJEi) ASM PUBLISHED WEEKLY, Y WILLIAM C. KEEN. TERMS OF THE MESSENGER",
for fifty -two numbers, in advance, . . . J2 0 do do paid withm the year, 3 SO do do psid at the expiratien, 3 00
3T? The above sums to be paid in produce, deliver
4 at this offi e or such other place as may be ajrrei d
?n. FiUeea per cent, deduction made when paid in washed No paper discontinued until arrearages are paid titf Subscribers served by post to pay 55 cents extra Advertisements inserted at the usual retes. Qj Subscript's paid within two months, will be Considered in advance PRODUCE. Messrs- Cotton 8t Mix, merchants, Mouatstorlinp, Are authorised to receive produce from our subsori lers For the accommodation of our subscriber on lb eastern route, produce may be left with Richard T. Gaddard, at his store, in Tork township, Charles F Krutx, at his store, in New. Tork, Aribert Gat'ay, near Troy, iamuel Hicks, near Quercus Crove; . William MeCullough, in Cotton township.
Dr. And. C. Forbes, flSllllOUfiH this medium, w srei to
5 inform the eitiaens ofVr.VY, aad the public generally, that he s'i'.l ontinus o prsciee PHYSIC AND SURGERY, in the town of Vevay and its vtcinuy. ft returns his g-ateful thanks to his friend fo' the psironsfte hitherto ex tended to him He hones by attention
to business to merit a share of pub'io "patronsjje, bavins; resided here about seven years, and also trusts thstthe public are suiHointly acquainted with hisn to extend their patronage. He may he found, at a'l tias unless absent on professional or official business, at his office, three doors est of ihe corner of Viain aud Ferity streets, on Main street. Tevay, January 7.
Commissioner's Sale. SCHOOL LAID Township Tiige weft.
11HE SCHOOL SECTION, No 16, Tovrship Two of Rsr? Two, West of the first meriuian, will be offered FOR SALS, at the court-house door in VBVAY, Of Friday, the 7th of September, 183?. The said scoool section will bt divided and sold in eighty acre trcta, and the several quarters, except the sowih-west quarter (whieh is o ''e divided by a line running north and socth) will he divided by lines running east ami west. This section is about four miles from tne Ohio ii er, and the state road runni-i-
p-cm Ne w York o Versailles passes 'hrough it.
TERMS Onefounh of the purchase money to b-. HEia tn.li, and a, credit of TBN YEAR for 'the rema;?der, on Miiit six per centum interest yearly in
advaroe. dale-to commence at 11 c clock, A M on said day.
ISAAC Cn.i Mo r. KLirN, Lemtn. Hme, JrfTt tson township, June 26
FAIR WARNING.
ft EVOLUTION Alt Y SOLDIERS.
JAMES W. COLE, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, VEVAY, BIS shop is on Ferry street, the third dsr aboe . Gilbert's 'avern rnd next below Mcndenbsll'a ?Ja? shop. whre msy be had Sad&Ws, BriAc and Harness, OF EVERT FASHION' A.XD QUALITY. Vis prices are moderate, and various kinds of pro -Au'-a.as may be agreed cpon, received in pament. Tevsy, April T, YfcV.Y HAT FACTOTW, FERKY STREET.
T TIE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge . ments to his eus.omers for the very liberal enfurapement, heretofore extended to him, and beg leave to inform them and the public gensraUy, that e. hrsreeentlv ehivei his esiablishmrnt, to the TTW BMCTE HOWSB, on Ferry .freer, nearly ppoa te his id ca aoi shment. He will be ready, at sil times, to supplv tfcem with HATS, r TSX BEST QUALITY. A.V3 FEWEST FASHIONS. are-which he will take CASH or approved country ' IRA MENDENHALL.
N. B 41! persons indebted to the subscriber by note r cciUiit, re req-iestid to nihke immediate payment
M Ue is much m want ot taes: me, IRA MENDENHALL AN APrilEiTICE.
ffNR suScribtr wants an APPREWICX. tr the V HATT1NO BUSINESS. A lad, of, from
15 to . 7 yesn ot gs, from he country, would be pre rrrd. IRA UENDfiNHALL. : ay, November 22.
"lrHERES I executed a nole for Thirty dollars, If on the 29th day of October. 1831, l'ir the purchase of a WOODEN CLOCK, ,rom Sii'.in an
& HotchkisS which note vas ti have been pai'' twelve months after date, provided the clock provec to be a good fme-piece; otherwise tire contre?t tr h null and void This is therefore to forwarn all ier sons from trading for said note, as the clock does no: prove to be a gcod time piece, and I dt:te:mii.ei not to psy for it , and the owner is therefore request ed to come and take it away. The above note v.a taken by a man by the name of Smith, who was en gaged in selling clucks for said Stillman & Hotchkias PHILIP BET I ENS, Vtvay, August U 1832. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Jack, Jack, the Piper's son, Stole himself, anvi home he run. We were a little surprised at the prodoctiou
of John Dumokt's jury, that eet upon hia trial
in Kentucky f0r PERJURY we were well a ware that possessing too tittle cunning to keep
himself still, and evade eiposure, as much as possible, that he would probably prevail on that
jury to cod ride in his compositorial powers, and sign something: What, and for what purpose, they cannot any of them tell unle89 to reseui
'flHE NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, M'TM I ciriiNJ Knr.UIF.liS. and INDIAN 8t'lES.
who sh UhavYserved in the contii.ental line or s'lte-ble old mother Cary chickens, and dash oat
ror s. volunteers or militia, at one or more terms, a
pe.ioof TWO YP.KttS, during the war of the revo iutioa, will cull on the undersigned immediately, who will make cut their papers, from correct foims, for PENSIONS, under the new law. WILLIAM C. KEEN. Printer's Retreat, June 2J PROVISION, ia also made for those v. k srred for more than SIX MON i HS. Apply si above.
their braios in puie gratitude, against the h ind extended t feed them: for w are informed by a part of that jury, that they did not understand the contents of the paper presented to them; but merely signed it out ot compltsence to the squire, and John acknowledged to them, that he did make this agreement iu contro versy, though he could pet witnesses to swear he did not. Now, we venture lo say, that not jne ut that jury, reflected cn the contents of
jlliat paper before they signed it; for if they jbad, they never .ou!d have clone it, for uuder
Ji valuable Farm, NJ S. K quarter and S J N. W, ij-JVter.
Pari ot SCAQ N0. 5, T.V. V. 2,) what pofu ie conslruction ol the case, can that
ONE MILE FROM THE QH19 KlER, J lnA tVkn urnwe, that any tehee FOR SALE jtron culd be mtended against them tn our bret ! i ut. ii alii n? w hen it was stated br Bnmn. tlm
TJ11E suhscr bar, wishes to dispose of on", , , , ( . . , I ,;commoasti;?t.rm.,his F jpiosecuM attorney, and repeated by us, that
rn it nm F4!f?f the ni osecution was abandoned by urown,and
VIIV w t U . W . I J itJW ' m . m va,wasv jury, under the direction of Brown, because, as
be tated, the witnesses could oot identify the
itua ed inJenerson -0118010. tn t8 ati.-e
ruu. ruitiipp from Madison, through Vevsy, to ;h.
Rising Sun, between judge Oolay'sand F.i Tapp's ! T V.". . i n a kimrlvArl .nt fif1T-v . P f fci r I
Lsnd. sistv five thereof undrr euKivatiou has ; riim juries tees parucuiai ly . utaujr, iuijmij wusi
tjer of bearing fruit trees, such as spple, peach, cier jhave sensitive teelings, il they are, really, the
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TO PnilCTERS. Fjwf, uvt--riSers hve C'.m Tencrd an estRblisbment T f r th' manufacture or PRIYTWG PRESSES, from viner ivperisl to noedum sixe, of approved con atrtrtir.n, the workmanship and maW-rias of whieli they wsrrar.t erjtl to nv made in the western coun Isy nd whi.-h ihy will se'l on liberal terms. Persons wishing t pu'ctia&e ate iwited to call and exaaaine, mt the mat of.ctory on Fifth s'reet, between Elm a:-.d
ylumb strteis, Gmcmrvti IMCKERSON & WILLIAMSON Ciecinna'.i, .Tu' e gnst 7TAKEN UP,
1 X W.lA' Vk FARRR. livins; ir
Pisy li wr .ti'T . Swi'ttrland coun
1-iJi -na 01 ihf of Juie Ust,
BRIGHT bORREL MARE v, irh a stai iri br .orebesd. 'id a sn:p oi !-er v.osb. a scar oi tto r'g't s'ule o)
Vier n-.rk, auo, s w. nnd, no yel bested, on her right honker, rraik'd w t i half crop fl" of t e right ear, fifteen h " da h's'-. ;up? e I toV tour v ears old ?ast sprirg Apnr -. to g '5 bv llcjrh Bovle n! Lewis M Huck i.foreme. t".is lltv 'Jul 18 .52. AhlF.EKr G. JE AV, 1 August 7. Elriiy Horse. .,-KENLPb t 1 T 1 -.k. ofJel
f f T cn ti W ship, Sai r ni coun t I o. unc's,;.r 9t". '.v o' .:h.U3. nY fiOK 5.. tour ) r T , I ,ast kpr,ng wihbk nm e aud ii ... I4baii.s I t, h. ami strr in Mi
, ..lhr m rk- or brai.ds e.cwvc 'y,i ap ay b ! te mt be w- rt , Vwt..n.Fr. f . rt v Va'iii anl lsa-l W. W1.1t e'.u-.d -
A t t' v ipv rs-f.y bi.k ivr) uu !cr au- avi vb. ' "r ' -' . t;j. 1 L v i it . J. P.
ry. He. And severanever iaiiimK springs. A further desci intia: is c'eecieJ unRtsessary. as t
is presumed that persons wishing to purchase, wiP. ex j
amine ai d view tne premises.
Terms cf sale, will be mad eay. WILLI M PICKET. Jefferson tcwr.ahip, July 4.
authors of fhe ptotiuction signed by them; but, most probab.y, they weie as passive in that, as in their veidict, but are metely begged out; btr.aus A try, thev fuia would have, B''i gsilsr.t ani sicutj At -i. t.;tre is s) much fun, In setir.g it j!t.
Now, there is Lwt liUle difference between
NOTICE.
ecn appointed erlleetcr lor the county of . , ... .. . tVilliam Carland, to cetlect the STATE ior.V.j'he jary a.iu U9. ne wer, that wiHitm car !JVLTJC. 'orthe year 1832,ndthe previ.usi penter ntver made the statement imputed o
T have be
I Switzerland
T B F FKJV TIE. tor the vear 1832. nd the nrevi.us.
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years. 1 do nereoy sppo:ni mu .qiunic ui"" ittim that inere uevti itj auy .onrii4iiuu vk
TLEFlELD, to aoll.ct ths s:te ccun y anu rr.a. fcj &nd K,cr(lon, concerning any pro-
uies auVi s niuisut in wvvin -.w -....-. r f arpoint and deputise WILLIAM LEWIS, ta esilec;
ihe revenue in Craig townsnip ano, 1 appumv au dsputise MOSES K- C AM A, to cdiect the revenue
in Pleasai.t township.
fj I will attend, in Vevsy, one day, in each week and will call attte clerk's oS-., where, I request, all facial papers to be left for mt, I will, also, sen! to said office, on Morw'ars and Wednesdays fur the pur pose of receiving c&cisl pprs 1 will, aiso, attend myself or by KO"sE8 n BANTA, whom I have deputised and appointed, as sheriff of Switaerland 00 my Dbujts ; being tise only person, i autho rised by me to act as depu'y aheriS-I wl!t, from time t. time, as bv.ne may require, appoint apeciul deputies j and, in the meantime, be it knowothat writs directed to me, served by persona not r. viouily authorised aud deputised by me, will eot i-e, ceive my sppaobation-1 wiil not be aceountable for ttura. HENRT BANTA. sheriff and collector
Bi- is -A ..:
James B. Robinson, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, VEVAY,
1"IS ahon ia on Ferrv street, the first door ab v
1 Gilbert's tavern, and the aecondi-cor balow mr.
Uole'a saddle shop, where he oonliaues to carrjr on the
ROOT AND SHOEMAKING BUSINESS, H AIL ITS VARIOUS B.KANCRi.3.
nB returns his grateful acknowledgements to his customer s, for the very liberal encouragement he has had extended to him ; and hopes s'iU to continue
to meet further and larper encouragmenu He nas juai reoeived a new stuck of CALF SKINS, SOAL anv UPPl-.H LEATHER, of a superior sj-nilty, and car. j.ow with a very short notibcof two or three days fur nh those who my favor him with their castom, witli SBOES and HOOTS, of the best kind, mde by the best of workman which he is determined to sell low for cas.li, to suit the HiB 'i. He wants an APTRTJ'TICE, to the above biisi
neas, a hov betweed 14 and 17 ytars cf age, and on
good bubiw, Vevay. July 13,
WIIXIA31 ARMIiGTOi; PETSTOTAIT AND SUnGEOIf, MOUSTSTEUUN'G, Ia
OCTOU AliMlNG TDM can be consulted, proles
Morally, at al 1 n . ur.l-M n.ckai!y abs
u.i ousi .es-, at I'l ltMil 1 tavern. Diders, Itt u tiis istnc, w -I be promptly aUeiie U. kkwt.tate.rlis.'julr .
ecutiin pending or to t brought in Ken
tucky. Mr. Capenter never tUtetl, and will will not state go now ; as Mr. Carpenter well knows that the conversation alluded to, was
concerning a transaction that had transpired altogether ia Indiana. A to the charge of corruption, we will not impose ea the charity cf
the gentlemen jary; but will generously return it all to them, eud if they wiil have John chair, rjan of the meeting, they can each receive a slice then of the barbacoc; Uiey'll teM, Hew Jackey carves surpiitieg well, New, gentlemen of the jury, did not Diinacnt make the agreement, as Matedf We know, you are satisfied he did, from your own certifi
cate. Did he not, under onth, deny ilr You
know he did. and that John has, since, acknowl
j edged it to one of your honorable bndyand
if necessary, the agreement can be proved by
sit or seven witnesses. Then, we ask you
how can you say, Dumont wm not guilty? that Dumont waa innocent? And what relation
was there between that agreement and jury
!ee, more than justices' fees, constiiVlcg' fees, and witnesses' fees? Did not Dumont agree to
pay all tho costt that had accrued, and would thereafter accrue, in case he was grunted a new
trial; provided, he lost the suit in the case of
Sarlls against him, in Indiana? .And are not
costs made up of justices' fees, juries' fees, ic.? Now, whether that agreement included juries'
fees or not, why did lolin Dumont deny it? whjr not, like an honest man, acknowledge it?
(as yeu say he is honest.) and why not submit
the construction of that agreement to tne pro per tribunal? What had you to do, or i:i Brown to do, with (he construction of that agree mentt The simple question was, did he mak it? did he deny ttt But Mr Brown s"aid it wa contrary to the laws of Indiana that Dumun should paj the juries' fees. We think, thn vhen the agreement is proved hfefore the cour n Indiana, Dumont will be charged with the ju juries fees if he uever pays them. And we gue.mlemen of the jury, when you eiamiue ilu
cse deliberate y.H wiU ete ther hai bee
a fi g raised a the sudor says; no sounding', no observation. And ve do not believe that that you will think the man entirely honest, that wiil abuse his neighbor's confidence in bor
rowing hi- j'lopeil v then deny it, and try tc cheat him out of it who n ill make a plausible agreement to gel a new trial in a case where he knows he h is no merif, then .go into a court of justice, and, tim'er oath, deny it We do not blame John Dumont for trying to patch ur, in any way he can, his sinking cha, racter he is justifiable in catching at strawsj but we were really astonished to see him catching at miil-Rtones fur we assert routdly, that i the evidence whs doubtful befote that, it is now proved beyond contradiction hy the certificate of his jury, that his trial in Kentucky foj peijury, was a mere burlesque; but Dumcnt had belter travel back to Kentucky, and raise another regiment he can get little Lewis and others to slander the character of every mao that dares oppose him or make a just claim agaiost him every man that dare swear against him is perjured and etery man that dare withstand his requirement, is "a d n Lousy Jackass," or "a Bottle Just.'1 Here is a case 10 point: Domont borrowed & set of books, belonging to Sarlls; and when the books were demanded, like an honest man, (a he is.) denied it." Sarlls recovered a judgment for the books and Dumont claimed a new trial, which was refuted by the justice cnlesft Domont would pay all the costs: to this Dumont objected. Sarlls was liable for the jories1 fees, and Dumont for the balance of the cost?, and the costs to each were about equal. Now does any person believe that. Jacob Evertson is such a fool, or would any man bef such a fool, as to agree with Dumont, 'Now Mr. Dumont, I will pay the juries' fees, (my half the costs.) I will give you a new trialgive you another chance to ;heat my client Out of his property and if you can possibly do iL, I will pay your costs into the bargain.' Thi is really too absurd. Dufoont knovs it isfalst; but that uUi party agreed to run the risque of all the costs. Such an agreement was natural, and such was the agreement, 'But Duaaont is completely justified,' say the jury, if, indeed, they say any thing; because, as they say, 'Car, penter stated that Evertson stated, Evertson went to Madison to ewploy counsel to prosecute Dumont fr perjury.' Now Carpenter neversaid
o, and will not say so. But suppose be did, and suppose that all all true; suppose that Evertson, rinding that Dumont had denied his agreement in Indiana, and bad prevailed en the justice te whom he got the change of venue, te issue an eiecution against Sarlls, for the juries' fees and suppose that Cvertsua had determined to have Dumont sued in Kentucky for a breach of h'S agreement, and to have him swear, sc.
jcording to law, concerning that agreement; and : suppose that Evertson had determined, long before, that if Dumont would swear false, he
would have him indicted for perjury where is the corruption? Reader, you may as well charge your laws with corruption which are made to anticipate crime, as to charge Evert-
!son with it.
It is true, the case concerning Sarll's books, :i; still pending in Indiana, on en appeal takes i . . .1 " i - rr . ....
oy uumnni, aner uiree cnnereni verdicts nave teen ren'!erc4 in his favor, by three different juries; and when he will tee the last of it, tbe Lord only knows. Can you wonder, then, that Sarlls wished lo get his claim on Dumont, for the breach ef said agreement, tried near home? We think he may well be ti ed of going to Indiana to get paid for his books, when the tricks, new tiials, changes ef venue, and schemes of this same honest John Dumont, has cost h;m more than double the value of the bookshating been obliged to go or send five times to Yevay, and six times to Mountsteiling, on the same businei-s. But if Dumont is anxious to have all his conduct laid open, like an honest man, (at he must be.) let the render examine Dumont' affidavit, to gmn another new trial, in a case between Domont vs. Mvertsoo, before Jastice Forbes, now on file in the county clerk's otfjcf; (hen let him examine the depositions of William Thompson, juo. and Tolly his wife, and Elijah Jacobs, in the same cane, and see, in that case, if there is any false swearing on record. But
John can go (0 Kentucky, and find those that
will swear they are all peijured, and oo.l to be believed under oath. Well my John say wiih mother Bobtail Scrivner, "A'keiit thou me to be a christian dog. that I should be tbe sin of my word?" liot, as we siid before, we were
glad Duaioirt was Acquitted ; and had the tt Item
no attempt to palm false impressions of matice md corruption, we should never have reviewed the subject; hot folievit.g thtt we acted rorieetly, we nre. rilling tbe woild should know the whule mailer. JAvCJ! R EVERT60 .-L. kUivo.
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