Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 61, Vevay, Switzerland County, 10 November 1832 — Page 2
llit. i .lNi).Vu) lit. tKi.lt. or ilui tt.iiMii. AU 'addled and bridled. And Evicted and ready, lie Mo.Vl but to lttett O.ic word from oisladv: " A I and bridled,-' She said ll in pride, l To the wftr like a victor, Lord Edward, ye ride. I wrought thi9 fair standard I give t thv trnt: Return it nnsoil'd. Or lie wilh it in dnt." He stroked hi white war horse, He touched hi? sword hilt: ft These whoofs shall be irtoisten'd, This blade shall be gill In Mood, ere I lo?e it.' Of other words none He poke like a suabetm lie gSeam'd ;id wa gone. Around his bright banner 8words sprang from the sheath; And the words of their war cry Were victory or deatht H rode to the combat With prince and peers, To the rending nf corslets And splintering of spears: He rode to the combat Of peaants with lord?. To :he (I tshing of muskets A id thrusting of swords. Wuh hi sharp blade he pointed Fi lino long nod latge, Cned" Down with the churls'."' And spu-rM to the charge. AH plumed bke voting eagles, An 1 bright is the beam O i he sun when he waken, In June, on the streams: A'l tierce a yo tog eagles, When, looping, half way Difi from heaven thev come. With a stream, on t'eir prey: 15 ru'ned nights and cables On peasant mid grooms, Wuh the sounding of trumpet! ni the tosmg of plumes. The dath vale of battle Asunder h torn ; Like the tempest that sports lu the valley of com, Death calter'l their riders;--la vain have they striven; OVrthe eatth, like the down Of the thUt'e, they're driven! Ant he who roJe proud 'Mid, the k -telling of cannon, t,!e J.-iw on the field Wuh hi war-steed and pennon. Feh '1,1! he hith been Wheie striving vas hot; A ' ' oierce I with the lances, A'i 1 ' n with the shot, III" v r horse has sunk Wver m ire wid he hear The tuimpet. or rush Oi the sabre and pear Ail to him who bestrode hiu), What mmsiiel will yield More tm ed thiinlie merit Wli flies from the field!
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1 8 32 -OFFICIAL. VOX POPUt.1, VOX DEI.
Weekly Messenger odice. Printer's Retreat, Indiana, Monday, November 51 1 o'clock, P. M. laving received, by our special messengers, the elec tion return from the several townships in Switzerlan County Indiana, we are enabled to present the saint to our readers, at this early hour.
1. 1. a lb
ieuiu Kill, hi: I u. kv oi tm hi cost notfiinp to tne iii,
ocents, which he trusted would sen per centum upon notnu.g. oul i a ler mind al rest on their account; i-j mount to nothing But the oMum
Hurt, he had resolved, las soon alu I "Up not relishing the 1,'e i ol nt'i'.g
er death as decency would permit, 'marry Molly Brown, (an old maid whom she had a peculiar dislike.) his was too much the good mother stantly jumped up, and declared MolBiown should never be a hi-, p-mo-er for her children. A complete
re took place, and the image of
lly Brown never fails to (beck the st symptoms of a relapse.
Teflferson township,
Posey
Cotton York Plensant
Craii
oo do do do flo
JACKSON CLAY, totals. - 201 175 I 379 - . . 119 129 248 - - . 57 8G 143 I . . - 34 45 129 . . . 10 86 96 . . 45 15 60 1 I 519 536 l 1055 ;
f r a -vf.ia n,
In 182o, the votes in Switzerland county stood tliti J tckson 139 Adam- 335. General Jankson's majority, 104.
Ia-cas mnjorities, L :n;tn majorities. J mis, 41 Viii.u'iuld, 1 !() t l n-int, l'.xi iliens, 3;n) iJiMvvn 4 10 'iuiinpaign, i5 itler, 72" Cl uke, 700 'ertii'int, Ct; J.iyahoga, J'.M Clinton, I Di-laware, 7'-i Columbiana, C.V3 Frnnklin, 7 Cosnoctoii, V- i- (irllli-i, 31'.) Crawford, 371 . lieanga, 32 l);rk, 3-"2'.;n:e, 171 F iirrt ldf 112 Guernsey Fayette, 2'.)(j luroi, 4l'J 1 1 nilhvi, 0r.3 Lawrence, 41 Higklaud, 2:H7 lvian. 35'.1 ILickin, 9.1'ljorain, 110 llolm.-s, 80 -' I. iirs, 317 Jackson, 217 Medina, 38'2 Ji.'ir-r?.u, f"f -ntgoinery, 8'J lirkin, 6t; Pickaway, XT Kaox, 83 P rtage, 816 Madison, 8 It ss, 206 U-irion, 3U! 'S-indusky 70 Mercer, 10 - S -into. 3?" Mruni, lU ! rumltull 2'-'2 Mo iroe, T)!) ArHrreii, 149 M rjnn, I ' A'ashiogton, l;i." Musksngum, 200 Weed, 117 lrrv, 511 P.ke,' 2-"3 P. 1 1 Ki-hland, 01 S'MK'CI, 19 S'idbv, 101 S: irki 393 T'icarnvra 13'2 W.ivne, 3jS
KKV A. W. AIIHING TON.
TiUij. by A I fret W. Arrinqton, dated Arkansas Ttrritory, 23th Aug. 1832. Hear Ukotukr: I take my pen to idlress you with emotions solemn as Heath, and awful a eternity. Sinre hst saw you. I have pased thro' scene of heart-rending woe. which have no paiallel. esrept in the defp, dark, etem i1 pains ol spirits damneil forever I know that I hnve injured the cause of religion I have wounded the feelings ol my be-' frier.ds; I have sHined the honor of tlie Church; ani a ma all, I have crusifinl the Son of O d atresh. But glory to God's giace eternally. He has restored me to his forfeited favor. 'Brother Wiley: the error which pro.
The Girard College. As the dipoilioM of t'i" imuipriso bequest of Mr.
Girard, for the esta 1'shment and puj -
port of an Orphan College, is n subf
iect of deep I'lteiesl to the Iriends o-
ieli;ious edm a'ion, we present an ab
stract of th? ordinance of the councils of Philadelphia, respecting the maimer
J its control. The whole charge of all the lega
ties in which the city of Philadelphia is interested, is vested in a board cd
nine directois, each to serve for three
years, to be chosen annually hy the two councils, which consi-t altogether
of thirty two members. The board i
required to divide itself into three committees of three members each;
one on finance, to control the income,
investment, and expenditure of the es
iate; a second to take charge of the real property, its leasing, repairs, &.C.;
and a third to have t hare ol the col
lege, the system of instruction nnd dis-
ipline- and the maintenance and in
-iruclion of the orphans. No member
f the baard is to receive, any compel)
- li n for his services, or be engaged
i.i any piofiiable contract or employ
'iieut connected with tie estate. A
teasurer and secietary are to be em
;loyed by the board. The account
io be examined quarterly by a buard
f three auditors, to continue in otlic. nree y ears each.
s
Popish Confession. The following anecdote is iroui the rev. David Joues-, a chaplain in the army of our revolution, and may tie relied upon as authentic: One of the otficers who came ovei
i - i
But tu ynuany anolo- the f rencti army was tavuii) con-
i gy is unnferev.ary. vei led under the ministry ol Mr. .lone-, 1 "I have studied the evidences of He- 'd when he tame to relate rns feel jligion over with the clet criticism of "g to the chaplain, Mr. Jones inquir which I am capable, and with humble htm if he was lormerly in the praver; and I am more thin ever con- habit of confessing lo the priest. "O
vmced that thty are invincible. I havej)V he reply. Uut did you
now RKam given myself to Uod, nnd toi oiiiess ull your bin lo the prieslT
in Lr.ti-n manuiaciures inr uott'ii.
enteted into nice cal ulati:;is to in vij
that alth ugh the e.Xj ei 6'- of 'akn-jj on board ol the cargo vt8 t such a
part of its first cost as was lihle to ; duty, yet that the act of coitirig ihe ice was a species of n.aruifV.t turn r."
which beieg necrsMtv to i,vf rt the raw material info 'i merchai. table ar
ticle, gave It a dutihle value. litre-, the Yankee, who was armed at
point-, met the argument by showing
that the ice was not a foreign manu
facture, but a doneic one, ina-muc.h
as it had been cat by 'he American mduslry of hi ovii crew. This scih tl
the question, ad the ice was admitted
without paying any duty.
Singular Inquest at Carlorv. On Tuesday last, Hie 14ih nit. the keinton of a man was found in a qu i?rv, adjoining the graves, ai.d qui'e i r ir ihe town. Thv men, on litseoverieg one or two of The bores, prca eed. j very cau'iou-ly, when they found tiie whole, together wild his hoots, -eirs, cross b It, and a breast plate, t.nii g , the inscription, rtCasti-d mini Cav iy King and Constitution," tege'her wilh some old shillings and hali p"i.-e. The spurs and breat plate wr . ot injured by the lime they had hen in the earth. The deceased was diM overed to be a man named ok-u.in, , missing since NfVetnber, lSfU. On the nighl he was uisii g. a di'-nei wag given by capt. Green, ol Ihe C-tle-dermot cavalry, at the Bear Ii.., k pt by a man named Smith. Ai'er di. ner he went into Ihe nreet , afl;r i U he was never heanl of. An iiuiu si w;is held on Thu?davr when the ;ili.ve rireutnstanres were proved Di. Potter aid that Ihere was a iVactun on the
kull. There was no evidence In prove
how the der.eased came to hi- de.ith.
t appeared that the place where the
body wss discovered a.s origin ly
a quarry-hole, which had bee, ti l d up. A'I the qurnes in (.'a: tow v re
earched at th time of his disappear-
ince without ucc-!S-. Tto jury fou d
a verdict "T i.it tiie hon- s of 'he man
irodueed were t!ise of B j imn
Coleman, who came by his death in
sn'. f way that cannot be accounted
for."
ill eternity
TUG FALSC OVE. S!ie i not happy, tho' ghe smiles, And lo'iks as free from care, A 'f Life's shadows could not frown On one so young and fair.
Tho' pleasure seem to light her tye,
And on her cheek repose, As be-mtiful nnd placidly As sunbeam on the rose. Tis but a emile of joy; There's that withm her breast,
Which takes from every bliss she
woos The sw eetness of the zest. And like some rare sepulchral urn, In which the dead are laid,
Without she's all snrpain bright,
W ithin, all glom an i shade. Shu lov'd, and yet was flse to one Young, ardent, kind, amd brave,
Whose spirit rould not brook Ihe
wrong Self-doom'd, he sought the grave Rank, weath, and dotage bought hei hand; Sbe's nw a thing of art; Bu' tho deceit doth sun her brew, It cannot light her heart.
T .tal fir R ibert Lums, 69,153 Total for llarius Lymaiij 62,8 a Majority for Lucas, 6.5'i5 Whole number of votes given 132,331
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Franklin county, Indiana, dated Oct.
25, 1832 'We have had one of the most destructive tornadoes that was ever witnes-
sed since the first settlement of the country. It passed over the valley of White water, sweeping diagonally across my farm, just escaping my buildings, and has laid every thing prostrate in its track.
It passed over the greatest part of my
"Certainly, I couftss my sins to ttu
piictt.v 'Bul, sir," said Mr. Jones, do )uu understand Die? did you con less every tmcol your sins to tlu prieslT' Ah, iiiuu ainie '. oow 1 understand 1 did not tonkas entry une those that were too bad to bu Void, I kept t myself."
,4 Female Hjisc i nief. -A hore and
cnaise ee c m i led otf fu-rn ih vil-
age oi Li iiso ile, in this vi initv, I ;st
week, under i ircomstaice scmetv! at oeiuliar. A young lady el prcpo-c-
ing appeaaii: , lo i l rt, .1 s ve-f, rom on' of t e .-anal boats, and racled lo nor at a c u.t. fa, ton .it
South Carolina. The legislature oi South Caiuituu has a?st.-muk'd at Columbia. We find the following m count of its proceedings m the Culun. bia Telescope, ol October 22.
PENNSYLVANIA. F ;ovi- Rsor,,
Vjficial Complett.
Wolf, majorizes,
Vrmlrniig, Bedford.
is.
orchard, and prostrated about 300 of my
fruit trees. My nearest neighbor, Mr.
Giltner, had the half of his house which
formed the kitchen part, entire demol-
ished, with its whle contents, a great
).M
0
proportion of which has never been found.
Berk,
Bradford,
Buck,
Butler,
Cambria, Centre,
i lea i Held, C dumbia, Cumberland,
Fayet'e, Lnzern, Lvc niing,
M K & Potter :iai Lebai.on,
dam
Vllhauy,
3 iV Beaver, 7i5!( 'hester, 340 Dauphin, 172 Delaware, 2."N Erie, B04 Franklin, 22." teen, VY.f II mtingdon, 51-1 I nliana, C i Jrll'erson, 484 Juniatta,
7 13 Lancaster,
govenor.
Montgomery ,
Northampton
A PUZZLE. The beginning of eternity. The. end of time and space, Tiie beginni ig of every end, And end of every place.
rthiitriHprhtml !9
Vrrv. btf
Pike,
Schuylkill, Somerset,
Susquehanna,
Tioga,
Venango,
Wayne,
Westmoreland
A CONTRAST.
f his world's' not -all a fleeting show
For man's illuion given He that has sooth'd a widow's we,
Or wiped an orphan's tear, doth know
There's something here ol Heaven
And he that walks life' Ihwrny wiiy, With feelings calm and even ; Vhof path is lit, from day tod;y, By virtue's bnght and steady ray, 11 Uh something felt of Haaven.
le lht the christian's course has run.
And all his faes forgiven. i(Who measures out life's little span, Ijiti love, to God and love to man, On earth baj tasted Heaven. -..v...
SHl Lehigh.
l.r92j V'ercer,
Milliiu, Philadelphia, Somerset,
i !nion, Arahington Vork,
51
371 1 1 to r.ri 2(51
4.0
llil'l
11 710 373 6,'3 :m 3 Hi S'.fi 7ti 6 226:1 101 Bi 20''.
llto 14. 10
Total for Wolf, 01, an Total for Hitner, h.sinO WolPs majority, y.'.ilJo Wliole number of vote9 179,585.
The balance of his house was moved se-
veral feet with the destruction of walls
chimneys, and every thing else above the
second floor. His barn, a substantial
new frame building, was completely de-
molished, and his other out buildings
sharing the same fate. Mr. Wm. Hol-
land, the next door neighbor, had his
tore-house torn to atoms, and his goods
scattered in all directions, and his dwel-
ling house swept to the second floor.
It happened about four o'clock in the
morning, of the 10th inst while the rain descended in torrents. No lives were
lost. The wife of Mr. Giltner was much
bruised by the falling walls and timber,
but is in a fair way to recover. From
this you might frame some picture of the
destruction of property. What lenghth [length]
will adjourn by r riday or baluiday nut. A Custom Uuuse Puzzle. During the bUimncr oi the yeai there was o ice in Ihe bulled Slates, fcouth
ol Hew Lngland, owing to the mild
structiou of property. Wht lenghth
it has extended I have not heard."
J Hypoamdria Cured. The wife of a respectable farmer having sulT red much from this disease, fancied (hat she should die, and often assembled
ner irienus aooui ner io witness ner
bin an It i if
iUit place. 5fie next v ei eeperefa liv ry stable a t legant horse and ch ii-e, .
ence of gni..g to I'revidcn-e o luii.g ut her eou-'n, wh-, as --r.e re;T sent.1, wished to procure m; .. n i : ,it
the same place. On lo i g a.-k A hy
;he owner to what i am b -;i oi'd
nake the chargn, she replied wi!t on
energetic modesly, trn.pcted wj'h n -liglit show of indignation at the aski. j;
t s important a question, "Mi., Wal
ker." Mis Walker dr ove of ia tine - vie, and has not loeo heard f hint e.
Pawlucktl Chtonicle.
Pride Rtbuked. William Perm and Thomas Siory, travelling together ie
Virginia, being caught in a shower of j
rain, unceremoniously sheltered themcelves from it in a tobacco house; the owner of which, happening to be with in, accosted them with, ''You have a great deal of impudence, to tresspass on my premises you enter withou: leave. Do) oil know who I am!" To which was answeied, kNo." "IVm,
closing scene. After repeaUd false i ot piexeeding wintei, and no
alarms, ihey become convinced that "too w' oiesented ol supplying the
she labored under a disease of the UeUt,t',u) ' lUrtl iieccbsaiy article,
mind, and advised her husband to fa'
vor her belief about dying. Not long afterwards she was attacked with her old disease, and posted off a hoy to itie cornfield for her husband to come and see her die. The huaband has teued to hei bedside, where he found iter apparently in thevery last stage of life. She informed him that in one hour her soul would wing ils way io mansions above, and before her death she wished to know what he
would do with the children when her
.1. I ...! J l. . I .1. . X -
men, i wouiw. i.ve yon io ki.ow mai t are of them should be at an end. A
l am a justice oi toe peace. i nomas Story r plied, " . My fiiend here makes such thing as thou art he is guveeoi of P'in).y Ivania." T;i would beg re tl man quickly abated his haughtiness,
hut mat ol importing it. borne enterprising Vaukee brought a cargo to
rn ladtlj-lua liom A..va Scotia, a fie
reiyu couoti), and when the vessel
was making her eniry at the cusloii,
house u quesiiuu aro.e whether foreign ice was a commodity liable to, and to
what duly, h was not laid down in the law as a free article, nor was it
specilied as specific or ad valorem rate.
A delay lo decide might ruin the im
poiici, ts his cargo might melt away
uuuer tne not sun; and it dually con
eluded that it was t be considered as
IVhvlesalt EntigratSin The Shift ard I'nivers-al Cazeite of Spt 2d. anninreff that a plan is in prognss m the Sou'h Aestol tiermimy, lo make uo a -i iter ami ship it ovei to the United MMie. ! become a tacnty-tinh nunr.iier of t'e conleoeracy Ihe tolloung nonre of. the project appeals n, thaf pnh:i.aiii lit 'According to arcniinu fiom the" i.'h west of Geinnny, a society of lior. il men are organizing a grau.-l plan 'i.i c i ration to North Au.eii a. The i.gration hitherto hns been precunei- I.e. cause it did not rest on ai.v omI f ue. . tion, and be-ausc tht means were not concentrated. But now it is oifieie. i.
me i.ojfti is io iorm a litrmauv
beyond the ocean, wlnrh is m te -it e all tkose whose hopes and claim ! li.
berty ar.d right are di-tippomted ie did
Germany. In order to be tdmitted t
the contederation ol the United Siatfs of
America, the law requires the miue-r,. above 25 yeais of age, to be fcOOnO,
40,000 without distinction nf age.J and (his number is to be assembled bfoie
any turther measures cau be taken Many of the Germans established in N. America will join their countrymen; and ihe plan is so popular in Germany, that scarcely any doubts are entertained of its being successful."
Horst Stealing. W inched, wh was some lime since taken up and lo.lgnl in our jail was taken on to the I enitenl;ary, but made Ins e-cape when wilhiu about nine miles of Columbus. The stagebeing ciowded, and the passenger objecting to his having a seat unit!-, he w.it placid with Ihe dnver on ihe outside, and sometime alter dark, jumped off and made his escape. On his return h st le a mare near Cambridge, and rode hei . lar as Titas' tavern in this county, but llPlllir rlllflillt linti:il.il I. a ...... I.,...,l n.
aubjecti hoy nt leugth tm ihumj to Hed by the anKt. Tn ico had really jte abandoi, the mare and take to lh
thought struck him to try the nowerjf cumtr article, and as such, veiat.un.. he .old h.. I.i. in,,l . I.i,,i,,le l UUtCU Fur te,,tu,n 0f
vexation; he told hei his thoughts had
oeen very anxiously employed on thel Here then a new question was start
reign cost.