Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 79, Vevay, Switzerland County, 16 March 1833 — Page 3

TU lu VVZZYAAl. A and B travelled on the mhip fov at the ame rate from Hasrertnwn to tee City of Baltimore. At the 5,0th mile post

from Baltimore. A overtook a drove ot how, which were proceeds? at the i te c ihree mile in two liMir. an I o hv, -a'tervHrt. met a wf ti mosirg: at th" rate of nine mile in fmr ho'it. B took the Mmf drove of h t ihe 43 mi'e po't ami net ihe ame ivnj'1' f'V artly forty mini'e f r- he aT-.p t '!." 3lt mi'p pot. Wheie reafhed Baltimore? va K w hen A A tnd Btraelle t on 'he ime r:'-'K an'i at the Tine rate, from Pabimora to JIaser'ov n. hen A was at the 43 inde etore tr)Ti tialtiTtore, f'- wa at t ie rive m:'e pot. When thv h-i Havpl'ffl n fir that the distance that A hi I 'ravelled .1 i . r i I I wn the square ot the iiai-e b n ul tra . veiled. A met team and R ovettook drove of hoj from which place, wheie the ho Rnd team mx:t. the d stance the hriT had T4velled va twice 'he square the distance the tear had travelled. W here did the hog and team meet? v-v-- vHi?r- '.-r iyT VNA. r'"'n V. l VR' H i :rt.t. m 15 Oil A !Mk3:i t'r - flon. IJ is rc.'u l f -s j .r nav inj; ri'.VlO fS .hif in li-.linm. 'o ti e 3d of March ntan. Jodffe of I!'. - d M15-"' air i and Smith. prt impearhp I before the -p' ..!- -f Hieir reper'tive Mates.have bee ;'-q'i:ited . Farnifr Enrcurngrd - Nine thousand b'l t H.l 'ev eie landed at New Toik fr rv. Cons'aiiimoi le. lately In 1 C 3 1 . -fordine to the U.S. tTPf ly report. 'hrt. ni'ic l9r!S pomils f fo re'C B liicr imported, pavi'-j; a duty ol five rents per ponnd 41 472 pennd ot fnrein c heee. paving a duty of nine ct. per pound 72?7 pounds of foreign laid, pa' if a dntv of two cnnt pe i pound an ' 53.251 pounds of beef, pay to cel)! er pound. THE Tm"FP. O; thetirl int. the hill, (Mr Clay,) t 3 ' !' hr ai t of 4h t:Ay nf Jlll 18.32. ai. i ad vthrr a t-; inr.o-injf dutie; r. iaipoit. was pe.ssed by the following vote: AYES Pell. Bibb, Flack, Calhoun Chi'iaNMs. C'iiV. Clavton, Rwiag, F' Ot Fo::h, Frehnjrhnvseu. Grund). Hi'l Holmes, Johnson K r 2 Manumn. Miller. iloore, Naudain. Poimicxter, Hive;, Ro boion. Sprff'ie. 'IVmluwon. Tyler. VVag g-.mai White and Wr'ht. 29 NA 5 Fen'on. Buckeer Dallas. Dick ers.m. IIKNDRICKS. Knipht. PieritiK 'd ins lii,ciJr'e. Sev innH. SiUbre. Smi'h TIFi'ON, Wh.-tp, acd Wilbarnc If, LAND KILL Mr ( lav- land bill, to diptribntp the pinrpod '" 'he pt-h'ii' lands. SiC. wa hein? .h&c.iused in the II B. U S. on the fit jint. U was belie Ved that it woul-i pa-s THE FILL Hiovmivt; pni TIE Coltclio'i of the lavaiite. It i a remai kanle !u I .that thi bil bpini; the mn-t meortant oup lu f ip rnii re-s reei r. ad m the hone r in coinmi tee, and all deUste cut otf. by a call i r h previou qufsti-m it w ... pa-se.! by a v t of 14;) to 43. CI'.R and McCARlY, voiedwnhtlu Biajoi it v. Oa the li;th f F- iii.n v i.'-t, the V. S. bank and rhinvh adjoining at Natchez, were .iesir'jyed by fire the books and pnpess t.r e bauli were pre-etve '. Will iam l euiiit iii ias been electc . governor of New Jersey , in place ol m Sontherd. John B nek has been re-elected to the U S. :-eiKue from Misissi ic serve lor si years lr on the l'u of M reh mst -i ! l said th i I .. .us etitm IS Mil l'.! to In 1 an. -.I t' ti iiii a l Oi.siitute. for popular ove innent I.2XOHi3AZ-?-- ti-e 'i.h utl ; Kerr reje.re ! a l.ni anihoriMi-g tlie.-astc part of ALehipan to foim a sta o gove r.ent and '.. provide for its ad nis-ion 111 Lie union it. tb was read a second iirn Congress On the 2d inst mr. V jlaiik, trom the coimru'iee of Ways Kenus in the house, of icpreseiii alo -ina.je .1 rep .rt, accompanied by the f II n ioj resolution ilesolied, that the government dopnsi Ciiy, in the opinion ' I' the iious, liesaf. dntiaue.:! in the Lank s. ti.e Uoitol Jjtati.

HIE U. S. wW,iL. March 12.

We this moment, received the United

I tntes' TvlearapiN punteri at Wa9h,ng:.n Ic.tv. fill t6 INili tit hpiirnnrv !:;!

From g v M;ircy1s message ta the Ncwk le.MKUiire, we derive the following ml "inauon; r -m'ati)ii, 21100.000 in ii .t popubiti n, ii'.' conviction for murder ' ' ' . r a.iv aritrii ouncu. vvimin xue last ve;ir , th-; m.lVh av,.,s to 188.000 men!.,,u -14,'... scholars in her common L ho , !as

. &l-OUU,U0U. and 4 per cent me aSTtlTJE BI.VX. Imount of t!ic safety fund, was .$04,000 Mers. ivEtN Child la our settle-jand not s?8. 40() as Mr. Dmonl suppo-, neiit, we were unanimously in favor of!ses' This sum it is true accumulated

, iii . .i.-i i'ii yrtic uiii I'll iemi un niniuiii, urn the tstahlisuinent ot a state bank wnh ?ev- . .. , r. , , , . whenever a failure took place, double eral branches, and ,ere pleased when e;(ha, aniou;it to hc calM for hy ,,le heard ihat the bill had passed the house oftreasurt.r The gafct funJ ;u:coullt

rnrespntitvp. fur siifh a bank vni: r:ui r ' - j - . .a . , , . . .

that the bill was lost in the tienate, and b -cent, on sl.i 10,000, the amount of capone vote unlv. and our senator votinr a.l ital in the other nine branches will be

gainst .t. 3Ir. liamont, howtve, m circular, save such reasons for h;s vote.tnui i r . ve became, measurcablv, Paiisfietl ; especi - J a aliy, as nir. Bradley , who voted tor tne bii has not gainsaid it. 1 he mcLsed, itrim a circular, issued by a member of tiie lowet house, in which the writer .tus noiict. ed mr. iiumoiit's circular; weWiSiiyou to repuulish it, eo thai y ur readers may eeboth sides. We eiiouui like to tee Ide dill, as it passed the lower ho'ise. ft Locusi rule, ALirch iO. EXTRACT. A bank bill passed the house of represei.taiie., ai.ii wouid, 1 have no doubt, .passed ttio senate Si become a law, but tl at a small majority of that body, impelled no cloubi by conscientious so upies about the constitutionality ot tiie bill, voted against it. For m)sclf 1 thought it coiijtitutiona), else 1 could not have voted in its lavor; and 1 led wiih g to accord to those who biougat it unio. stiluiioi:al, purity of moties, experience and iuitlligei.ee. . ut it will

11 5 Ithat if the senate had examined a hltle! .v,,.. .a,- ..:,i ... i... . mwi uiiimun. liiu i Ji: ! Ul lilt liUusi ' Ul repieset tatives and had, consequently. mure iu.lv understood it, they wouhl . . . r ' - . probably uaye passed it. Tliat it was ..ot fully underLod is completely ve.i-' i , , .. . , " . iii-u uy mt ji us u isi.iwes i u regiiru 10 It biljU are that body, wncn ct. I need bu( retne provisions t! mat made by menibe-rs of sptakingon the sui)jet ... ... ., I i 1 i ' . ; i 1 ' . -. . ii-i iu a kuc .mini uiii pu o.isiteu o . lltirtinot a I'.ri- r. ...ir't'i , , I,. ... . . , i . ... . of that bsdy. Mr. ihimont speaking ofthe pcrmfuiem loan section. .vmaiKs u"w"ll iti r u .-in uirjij 111' IIIU1.1 tuat it was not at all taltulat d tor the benefit of farmers, because by this section the stockholders had a preference to draw out ol the bank one half ol tneir stock, and being compelled only to pay in three-eights at ursi,they would thereby draw out $400 for every 0 paid in, ai.d thereiore le.ive nothing for others. The argument drawn from this is unfair, nor are tney correctly stated.

,.ol be improper I trust, here to remark,:.,' r Z

lhe bill before it went to the senate,: . , was amei.ded, so that a stockholder:, 1,1 lest' -1 of Deiatur e . nty, has could noldrawouton a permanent loan v" ,tl",(! hy governor N.t,ie, pr.e any more than he paid in. If he p:,id !? g,,a, " tbo ",,rd ,1,s,ricl' ,n ,n3UU dollars he cculd draw out butj ' ' J,,h,lso"'

300 on such a loan, and not i 00 as Mr. Dumont supposes. The argument that farmers and others could not b . ii.iiiii - niodiited is unfair in this, that the bank' goes i .to operation wilh 80,000 paid by the stale, and Jf,3o,0e'0 1 ;iid iu by stockholders, that being three-eights of! bi'.000 subscribed, and as they could only draw out on permanent loan 3u,(kiO the amount they had paid in, it would leave 80,000 to be loaned out to farmers or others who might apply for it, instead of their being nothing left. The argument is incorrect in this, ihat from the reading it would appear as if Mr. Dumont supposed that the stockholders had at all times this r:g!;t to draw out on permanent loan, whereas that is not tiie fact. This loan was provided barely to enable men to take stock, and was never to bp permitted after the first 90 days. It must be ap pled for w ithin the first 90 d ays after the bank went into operation, and could never be had thereafter. Nor va- it a continued loan ofthe whole amount for five year-, for the interest and 10 per cent, of the prmcipal was to he paid back eve ry six months, and went info the funds of the bank to be loaned out to aay w ho might apply there for. Ins ead, then, of the stockholderstaking -.ore money out than they put in, the operation would have been thus: Rank Ml') rash capital, 8,,000 paid in by t'.e state, 30,000 by individuals, 30,000 iy borrowed out on permanent loan. ave 8V)00. In six months slork.dders paid in one-tenth of their stock ;d of their loans would bc 8,000 in poeie: six mo- ths on uj.in .juu on... .n nnrv ....!

,0)i . So that we should thus have( termined to punish the nflVn,er an(J ,ul a bank with g80,000 in spe-cie toj pro.l, i? a blunderbuss, lited and killoaii out; and stockholders must on the ed him. He iv. put upon his tml fr rvt six months pay s8,000 more withmHiilanghier, but the fart 0f the trets interest, and the like sum every aV pass and robbery was soon ci ihlished in mnths until the whole was paid. Mr.j endence. When called upon for the .. mi-conceivcd this hill inn. other ve-! verdict, the jury leturned, O.roual, their y important particular; he states, that1 foreman, the following: We find th.

he safety lund only provides for V e irivinonl 1. 'I llllT rtnr .-... Vl'l 4--. iiu'" vi itm' 1 v ei'.o,

whenever a lailure of.i ban or abraacii occurred, it provides for the payment;

ot one. per rent., being j ist twite as nulrh asMr. J), supposes. Ag am, Mr. ri t n n i i ..i D. in ins nandOHl made a calculation gomg io snow iiiai uie optmuu., ui u.c bill as it passed the house ot represei.tafives, would only secure a fund of 2j..S,--iL10-nr.il it nnmiril irnrrnsp? hp rtnlv of L, ' , u ie k Z h !tne r.n nnlnnp. :i ncr rrnt. mv the . . ...... ... ...... - - - - - - - i .,. . , ,,1 . . m:,a;Sem.IFOm V,C n?Se' 0,K'inizea ,mnk an,J mne Crannies, a: a not six lbimont slates; the whole capital . t A i l,..,4 ."...,,1 .. f men fiiiuu inns; jh n.niu i iuuu in , , . ... -m'-, uk .urn,,, F 1 bi-i;l '400 earh 7cal' to bc Paid to lt ,1 ., would ..ot he posMtde in ca-e of a taiiurr, t i cloe up the liusiness ol i ' , , . . . . . ... .. .. iituf f'viiji.i'j iii... year, so that by the lime it was closed 1.1 . r : . l . a up hu: amo'iiu oi u oenis ascenaiu-!

ed. there would he o i hand to meetn-i weight with the public, that were! fhor debts a! least 7f,i;j. it is ai- ;u:?p.-i against the present bank, it gives movt itnpossihlf to cor ceive t.iat any ;,,d the. advantage cf local institutions I !, I l i l -i ii

, i mm, so tii it ai,er ail lis. ami to the inte. a currency throughont own funis were ex'iause-d it w ouid ;ue Unon, !och will make them emial leave a greater d-ficieiK y tha.. Lie safe-! : ., ec.e. Globe. A itBScwu tv lund on hau l would meet lor it is: January 17, I8J3. to he borne in mi d t':e-c b.r li wurt: to have been examiie twice a tear, Improvement. It is mentioned in o'ie bv disinterested pc.oi.h, and as murn'of toe Philadelphia paper.-,, that Mr. oltener as any bank or branch m.glit Morgan, a plumber of that citv, has redesire. Soal-o, no more ttia i two dol-'ea ntly made an important improvement lars in paper for one pa!d hi specie wasji-i gutters for roots a;;d rain w ater pipes, ever to be given to her. S ie never! lie" ma.iufactures them ol a new matetherefore, could fail for more than ri-d, w hich, it i, alleged, does not rust lGn,-)o:,and it is almost imposi!le to or orrode by exposure to the weather

imagine how she couJd fail lor that amount, tor a Dank does not thro'v nwav j is money, but loans it out on good se-j curitv. If the i she loans nut .:?2 '.'100 1 in nnnnr Im l.-ir il... .... i.. v 7 I 11:1 1, fin- i lu.!J,.n t I Ca r.i c . i

v.;- u f, i capua,.;, ,, com 'ins on.y tour houses,

"l w"c nav.ny sui kiiwu; . . . . I . ' .

, 'l l".''. "oteS. tvho e of whom arc hying ia a state of "1 . ' " 1'"1 '""'e never ca.jngie bessedness 1 he rectory of this nare more nam-r mil liin t, -i l-hi n;wvn:iM h is mm,, ni y, ...

,..,; . lv f ' r ' ' ' U, , , V hnl .P!" "'"-f "an. asi.i io-es alt the K.,s i().

STlH oT: "'"J ',as '-'.v -l-(tor rend hlfi,! The cimrch ,s row tit JZ' tl W ld hajl(1 ,,U()( .. '

t,rj The hind is f';( a ; uniula- .,,,, , ... 7 Z, 7 t -P--v"'''.'"' , . ' " "P ,,,r f,,l,,rV l"? " 'ii hi v,i)ti its iur. iiumoiit has a-y rted. T'dn i Watei i-. ;rer b.-;i. li-rhartf ed limn ,,., ri-nmcnt, by order oi ibe f. S. su;.r"u.e cou.t. .VH. Htr,,,, ,1, n u-i at the sua ot ihc I :,m.m; states A new iiiri,(ln A a- made fu t.i- rii-charge and faded, the c urt t.rmg liiuded in o pinion . Lev it Harris has been appointed by tin president, t,v iln, vvj;) ami Con ,tnitii uie senate. I Kiifri. .,,!,--.... . fc vnma states Mnt.'tlw r. port of r? . tne d.rectois of this e-!at disbmei.t , he year jusl ended, shows the roinag. during tne year, of the sum of $3,401.-955-roH8tii.g of I57.4RU hull enle--4 4U0 qua. if 1 d. 4,797.000 lull dollars 320,000 on ,rter do.52.5 500 diso.e, 966.0110 half do.-.-,,,,', 'J.So J.UOO rent-. Ol 1. r k ,( cdnr-d. 58O.OOU horn iM- xoe. Su.ti, America -.-id th,, VV, si i n..23.000 from Africa ,$078 000 irom ttie K .d if 40 , ,s of our own country h. id about 5,12.000 from sources not ascertained . Of ttie fid produced in the United Sutes. $.14,000 came from Virginia .458.600 N.Car-liaa 45.000 lioni S. Carolina ,S I 40 000 from Georgia and ,;I000 I turn 'IV'i.iut.i Tiw. lu.niuy produeed in South Caroliim was more than dmib ed within the lasl er; in Norlh Carolina neaily doubled; in Virginia, im-rp-Ked 30 per ""t; iu (Jeoria diminished 20 per cent. 1

v . . . ....v.,. -..ii, vn ij'iiuiu'ii inl, fllimOlA m-nin Yorksh.re, wl, w fond 0f izi A ,ubsription by the stae of $GOf bun.me, had cleaned hi leather ,nex 000, to the capital stock of the Ports-pres-it.ie. and buiur thpm to H

. j , j ,r i-jnii S qj follow inj; day. t,e course ofthe night a fellow broke mto the garden and was steabngr the aitu Ie iu question, w ben the owner, hearing a noise, looked out ofthe window and saw th thipf II. v u-iinrn. nr.. irHinru in I .. -.i 1 "ie ..ceil iirevioiis v rnhlicl k-. deceased g.nhty of etealmg a pair of 1 . .. l. i t J icuiuci ortpcnes.

PROJECT FOR A NATIONAL BaNK. j . Capital 40.030 000 Hollars.

2 The CHpiU () bs d.stubntcd a mon , thf. rp,ct,ve Mate, according n population, giving the right to thesta'es m. the citizens tLus.t, to subscribe lvl,hin a limited time for their respecIVt. proportions of ito, k. - n i u li- i . . ' u,rtmn " ,,e "ne the .... ... .u r.i. . " , .-i. j,cVuk ,i i k s . mi r iif if i fi in nuir rLi....' i leg - slaturr.. 4 No bonu. to be required, but the raj.ltil employed iu the branches ar.d in IRe prin-,ip;il bank, to be subject to state ,aation the same as olber bank stock. 5 fi0 rea ,rpPrty f he held by the bank, except what may be nectary for bank bouses 6 Foteigners to fee eKcluded from folding stock in the bank. 7. A certain number of the principal dire-tors to be appointed by the president and senate, and congress to have power to investigate tine concerns of the hack 8. The bank to become the depoito 'ry of the public funds, anil to trafer ; money's and make Hisbtirpn,Pnf I ' "e nisnursements as i un limit? iiv ill ii:inu nr 1110 ii r..iAc .' ",v mi. v, u .HC!, Thi- plan is believed to oeviaie all the imp'-rtant otjectmn. and those which They are slated to be superior in all respects to tin pipes, and quite as cheap The mnrr!l nf m.lln'mnnv Vita rv4 -- - -- ... .m.n hiioiii una tlJfili'. . i . , . 1 ',tn " U,L M'1n ""Stliropc 1.:.. i . r . occu ucu oy uurtv tour individual. the . . , l'"-"- -"vu.t, .... ser.vice h.S hn performed since (he

ino .ey sl.cjyear 1797, and then only when the ret-

Acccrding to a ftalemetit In the New .It - . . l0rlf JOU",al Commerce, the whole '""l'" ol perchen which have been " iitii-ii iu uie nouse oi representiuvea on ine lann qiestion, down (o Wednesday, is tw enty-eight, twentytwo of which were in opposition to the biM. Poth the Representatives of R. Maud have made speeches against the bill; lour out of six of the representatives frotri Connecticut; five out of nine of the keprosenfatives from Massac hu ctSs; and two out of four f (he Represeiiiaues present; irom Vermont. During the debate on South Caroli 1. a affairs in the Senate on Mondav, one r 11 in . ... ' 01 me i.i gut stars which support the festoons around the chamber, dropped out, nor could it be replaced during the nay. 1 ins, in Komnn times, would have been considered ominous. A co-respondent in the Columbia, . L.. Hive, of the i-'Oth till says "Oneol the most contemptible scenes that my eyes have ever witnessed, 1 saw yester day at church it was nothing more nor less than a minister of the gospel with a blue cockade in his hat.' It having been asserted that 'colored men are freemen and voters in New York, the New York Commercial Advertiser says; Not unless they are freeholders to fhe amount of two hundred and fifty dollars. All other two legged (fatherless animals, however, can vote in this state whether they have ever seen a sixpence or not. A pig in Leeds accidentlv broke one of his hind U t- the limb was amputa ted, and an ingenius carpenter madeand fitted a wooden one, so that pitrgv was enabled to walk about with his wooden leg with little inronveaience. The Virginia House of Delegates nn$mwl :i Kill no si-. n r,l 1 . , f 1. A iiiuuui iinu uoanoKP lian Jioaa i ompa . . try. Un the same day the Senate passed the bill, requiring the Ranks of that State to subscribe a certain amount of stock to the James River and Kenawha Improve merit. The Norfolk Herald thinks if the last named bill shall pass both houses, it will be likely to effect! injurously the value of v irginta Rank stock. Murder. The Pendleton Messenger gives an account of an outrageous murder, committed on the 'JGlh ult. near Stantonville, in Pendleton District, on Ihe body of John Howard, hy John Blakelv. Howard was on the renid with a waggon, when he was met hy Rlaktlj.,

returning from a muster in a state ofintuxication. Blakely ordered Howard to give the road, and as he stepped one -ide raised raised his gun and shut him down. Howard lived hut an hour ri-

' two after he was hot. There Ind been no previous qua. rel. hut it is .i 1 that jlilakely liad loaded as trua at mu-tcr I i 13 ;ueciann; ms intention to shut anothe m i i . . . m'l n 11 itm ii' i i -. . . - . . i i. iiu iiiiu.ii u c u,m sum j uie r e ice Patrick , is your riiastt;r it home? When will he. return? On! when maste gives ua orders to say be is iK.t at home vf dont know when be will come in! GENERAL ELECTION, To be held on the Jir.-f Mon d tl(Xt. Congress Amos Lnnc. Sheriff of Switzerland co Ralph 13. Cotton, (Jeorge E. Pleasant Morton Oaig-, Pi uett Ilai ve Bela llearick, William Keith. Irael R. Whitehead. CORO.YER, Steplien G Peabodj, John JSttipleton. LEGISL.4 TURE, Daniel KeUo. Domestic .Ittachment. LZZ.LL TRIPP, Ass . ps(t; . ,V.-r. .d. ROBKRTTAR. ETON y $19 73. A WRIT of Domes' ic Attachment issued by A-inert Gazlay a jns'ice ol the peace, directed to Bela IJ.-anck, constable of 1'osev townsnin. mm. 1, :..,!;,. hmi to seize and take into his possession, lhe goods and chattels, rights, credits, monies and effects, of Kobeit Tarleton, that may be found iu bis county; which writ has been returned (see return) executed, &lc. The said Tail.-ion, is theu-fore. here! by notified to appear nt the office .,f silit p.s'ice, in Posey township, Svi ifzland co. I 'diana, on Saturday, April 6, EZ:i. at 2 .A-lock, P. 31. and d'ef. i.d th above c;;u.-e or the same will be heard in Lin absence A H1BLIIT UAZLAV.J.P.' Msrrb 1 1 Slasli'em, Wl! L stiuid tiie enuing UUd'MI .... H I r w w -vj..i, .,11 iTjo.ioaysct -AiM Tuesdays at the stable, f (has f'Vt Hea!h, in f otton tow.l.ln F?.-ea 0 uie Lawreneburg state i f a mile from 1 n.el le.IeV on Wed. 8 lavs and I hutirsilay at the stable of ihe subscriber at captain J hi. son's old faim and on Fridays and Saturdays at the s'abla if iNewtnn 11 Tapp F r nanieubus ee 'ill3 WILLIAM MiLLEii. March 14 LOTTBP1T. CT.AS M. 5, FOll 1833. To !e (ii'.niii, ! prii 3, CAPITALS. IK"? $10,000 0,160 10 of 1,000, &C &LC, Ticketa-FiVe Dollars, shares ia proportion. S J .SYLVESTER "tt'LL stand the ensuing EPLw w sas..nt on londa.s C.T1 and Tiiesdays. at my stalky 1 'V "earthe Barkw. -ks onUcd&immpM nesdays and Thursdays, at ti e siable of James Lewis, near Murray's mill and on Fridays ai d Saturdays, at the stai leof Thomas Cooper, one mill tnrlb of llasiings'a, on the l.awrenceburg gtate; For particulars ser bids JAMES SCOTT. Posey tow nship, AIa:ch I I j LOCKSMITH IN VEVAY, INDIANA. FREDERICK L. CRISSAHD, WgESPECTFlLLYinJ&L, forms bis frienits and IkdloVi -.liMnc .l,n L . ii Li - continues to carry- on the HI.AC KSMIT HI Ng, in its various brauches, in tho town of Vevay. on Main el reef, opposite the rimf. office. Amongst other articles, J,e keei.a constantly on hand for sale, " Pccock and Vary's Ploughs ofsnperior quality, t warranted to be"i,,re! nor io none manufactured in the state- -alv ALL KINDS OF iuiiii.wLi9 din, v nairs A IA persons indebted to him. by t or

make i.nmc-di .te payment, as mr-tiey m us, l-ehnd "Leep up stock and matrnaf, J carry on the husmess-. l'!t,Pr indui,r to those whose accounts and notfB Le rr long sioneling, is use l. ss. ft-ny, F.brn.aiy 14.

-.... it in i' p.i