Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 80, Vevay, Switzerland County, 23 March 1833 — Page 1

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r I -Vis' MIIEIBWCGrlEII r ll Itcvntcrf to .Vrjra Pjrci.yj 0 n?f ir, RcrTf.irp, ,1?ricHlture, Marin fact arcr, and all other subjects of interest, except Politics. VOL. U. inUXT12:i'& KETK12AT, INDIAXA. SATURDAY, MAKCIl 23, 1833.

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keen and crm.n

TFUMS OF For tii'tv-".

rvnbrrs ins wicf. S.2 00

; -i : with f tlear 2 5o l p io i the ex;vra-:rr. 3 Oa Th i wi s ms may b. p il in po e)ivord . i ofli e, or sd; ntlnl shjv Vi;cu v, K "'' n t r cent

il .-' m m ll". u e p 'id in cs'. "p Xj r iper dis continued ami rresraji'"s

(jj 3ibsc-iber9 STved hy post to p 5 n s s ra. Hertisements, irset'ed at the usw' r' rry- -;n'srri"'t'rns niKI wi bin two nrmnths. nfte: s lbscri'oin.t- '", t'odtT'-' inlvni e I H MH'i 3?or the aeconn.Mtioon of r subscribers pre i! "ip K 1 Cotton & Mix n ichmts, Vloirtst rlirg. Mi ' itii's m,l . ;! " towns' ip, J ..pr h Vrt, merchant, Crs'ip o vrs! ip Uclvrr' T 1 ddard. tore, in V"rt townip Ch.irts V K-utz. at -i8 'ore,in New-York At,,-ert (Vji nfr Tr v . 5 n;rl H"-V rcif Q. e'tn5 Cl-ove; William -lc'uv:cv eh. in Cotlon 'cwr-sh p Aincv's MM' in P'a'-pt to r.-" '-p.

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SA&DLS.XG LUSXFaS.

3 subscriherrnri rip in tiieSAI)- !) ING nUssiNi-S", i i all i's various liranchcs liis shop is on Fi-rrj' s n e?, two dfxrs above the corner of Main and Ferv-strrrts; where lie on hm.d ym and o-

nirrADDLtS of every fashion and y aUty. ALSO, ' - ro!i"tantlv om hand, all kinds Ci

liridlfs ami Harness, all ot wrncit he :if rs f'r sale at the hw-r-t price? for cash, or such country produce as may he agreed on .rn W, COLE Vevav. Per. IS 1

:: J

' Kfif, therefore heps leave to inform his

friends and the nnhlie i:i .general, that ht i

as at his old stand in MO NTSTEiJ- i scrlher. one mile from KernV

, 'G, fornieily occupied bv Cotton and ;n!ing machine, in Craig township, and

ror

A Gennrel Assortment of H fMER J.D SPHLYG

T N at all tiiro, hereafier, be

Li !

had

it 1 H. cenT- :fr e ro:v, at

Tiie Otf.rk's otli i Vevay. S',i,iol Beat, M-untster!ir!ff, J isph Short's, in Craij lowtiship, T.onfr's fullioT mil'. Craur do

Eii Ki'th tV!d, Cotton A'.iVoN "s mill. in Pleasant William C. MitcluU,s, do Aribert G zlay's in Posey Simucl II U-s1 ia Co-'.m

A?ia . y' wn's ih York

do do do do Oo do

The Messf njer obioe, Jefferson. e ..-jo.

1 ! JS B. KOBINJSON, BOOT A YD SUOEMJh'ER, VEVAY,

! 1 s:oi)

tie fii st door nb

l'k: !LCAk iOOK? AM) G-Cifcrrj of t'Hixtrfttftlrs. TIu fust n ark of tftr i ' in-i r-tr attempted in

HIS i .TV".

ill- su' ( riber intei d pnbishins.

n 'uhor'ntior . o: or a'.-col I e

t 2Dd . ( Mnrr'., (it uil;ri - ' once r g---yici.toe si 'V'irn wi : k! y" ' c ui- ( r tbo nbovo couiabi 8 close ly jrin1fd la'f octavo piores in each uutr.bi r.oi; ft e hi ;e pi per. with a vow in-d ! -fiuM'iil 1 v pe, and to be delivered to nbsci -ibers ie-idirt in the citv evo1 S iimiay. : d set bv mail to any j.Anoi t'.tf I'.iiVd State. ' It is in'.ti-jt d t'lat tb.is Hook shall contain such n ar; .tv of matter as will make it a source of instruction as wt ll as amu-ciiient to all clases, to the wr.io as vll as to the cay,' while care will be taken that nothing be adK it ted which will ret.iler it ii, admissible to a v. YVe mi! not meddl it) Congressional pf:aii-, - or pui 1 i - It loi tr speeches ari'ii.t: l!-m Xeii tit ation. the ,a: .tr, S:c which make niost of oar Journals at this time ue!cs? 'o many, save ti e practical p' btici.ui but shall et.dior to ke p -ur s' r; t a losi 1 as possible to

CMTcspoi.u v ui t!v till-' we i ae sl ice

teJ f i" ; contra w

ite (Sesciviiif: of our notice, and noae ' V- have ol tait e l t) e aid of tr.auy l )

valuatile rrrosp;t!UCi l r s;u. g ,'i a rd out of t!u- cil . w In.t pre.ouc;.o is cannot fail to cinch cir work, aad

we promise i ot w ''iio.it the In pe ot l' i g able to fulfil our promUie, to i gm l' e public a work which we are I i". i. . i ii... !

voi.i'.ui i i .tmi'H ue suijiaM (i o tny ' pT? coloinpnrary. I

l Ms i.ouk wni, w nen nou d at the end of !he ear, fi.nn a of ;tt volume of

lour hunureu a::d mx

s on Ferrv gtr" .

'p Gil

bert's taver" and h. seco.'f

"o-T'ielo mr. Crle's saddle

shop, wher he continues to

or n t e

BOOT &l SHOEMAKLVG BUSI.YESS,

IN ALT. ITS TARIOtS BRANCHES.

10 reiurn his i;ate:"ul ackno liVgc'em

to his tustomets, for the verj lii) ral tn

c .irpcn-.ent he has had extended to hi'Ti; and

nopess'ill to CO' ti nne to neet further larcer encouraement He has just ctivee new slock ot CvLF S&IXS. SOALan Ul Pt.tt LK1'MKU, cf a superior q-iahty an

tan now with a verv short notice of two or

t ir'e days furnish those who may f'av : 'n withilieit cuM-ni with A0ES and IWOTS

o the hot ici id. nude hv the bust C .irk

men. which h- is detertnined lo sell tow tor

cash, to suit th tiitii-s. He wnts an .IPPIiES'TfCS. to the bov

:iuuic!, iu utiweeu ami a years i

Kit . anfl pooci 'i: bits, V i? .nil- 30

Si l i ZLKl J YD ML UJ E i..Y.

A1 u niPeiiuo ), al ll.e i.

1 ll III., n K... . ...... .1

v ,uv uuvll-liailKTI rOCl

iiuii?e ol hrnanual i'e.net

Jul

:R SUIJSCIUHER, thankful for

pist tav.it, h pes lor a continuance

Young Sportsman, Will stand the ensuing season, ij at thfi f. llowincr nlares. !lnn.

. A 9U nays, luesuas and eunes

j' days, at ihe stable ot the ue-

nn Thursdays and Fridays at

particulars see hills.,

IN l'ABT, OF

CLOTHS,

CO.NSISTI.NO

B'nck, and Mixed

F V Rl, US WIDTH!.

Checks and Plaids

I Jr:rrn ion . a

Sheetin? and

Shirting

March

MAKTIN I11GGINS.

caption, it iy.

F'rom the Gt-nins o 'I'empi ranee LetttT Troski Prof. Wright, IIiosox, (Oiiio) Jan. 1S33. Deah Sirs, 1 am delighted to learn, thai you have taken the stand of fee inquiry, on the Mihject wh eh seems, at the present niomet t, most loudly to call for it. You, w ho have beer, for ma.iy

years, the advocates of sound christian

moral?, know well enough that there is a set of considerations or maxims, inclu ded under the term expediency, which infested every main festion, and efll'ctu-

ally prevent it from being approached

1 hese prw

Tuesdays at the stahlof Chus ntuit considerations liave plainly been Heaih, in otton township, 'the adhesive mire which has hithi rto

on me L.awreneuur siaie j.iu-ju, ,u us uuisei, me wueeis oi ct-

ery gospel reformation. Permit mc to throw out a word or two. on this point,

in relation to the slave svstcm of the U.

Slash'cm,

te r 7"! 1 .1. st.ni.l tlip ensninir

V V season, on Mundavsi 0" a larbre c1' of minds.

. .iotiut:$;eiiiti, uii buuivi,, '.Iie .jdol

t' oiu.oy la j , ccutdn.a io r.iane.

Supiieiiu, iVabivuy, vas caded to the i

cnau aiier it.suwiii Hie cuiisiiiniinii

aye-uws, t..e toiiowiug nauied eiitieinen weie uiuy elected to tlie I, liown otlicis:

(to scie oi one year tioiu date) Thoina.

voiiiljiiu, Jena Mepletnn am! rs.Unatuel i oiio.j, trustees; ana" . eor-e k. lMcasants,

secrctury the lortncr elections, hld ai V e-

vay on iheu mst. were cenlinned

Thomas Armstrong, col. tS. (J. rcabou ,capLain; Joint t. Cot. on, lt. lieut. Lueu rlUwaiUs, iitl do. Phiirp Jjetif ns, 3d do. lluam Aiiiior, 4tli do. Abijan H (j rimes 5th do. iNlal ijaiicasier. tth do.

V dliam Keith, 1st W liiihela Ivii tlj, 2d Jes.-e iUiiJiiiien, 3d

very

1 riiag.-, i I .ii i

Iron, Steel Nails fSn iveis 55 ailes, iea:her, Salter 'i-.ite.

And ah ri ies, f.enerallv for sale in this market, v ..H'-'i he wi;i seh as low as

can f- boiiojis i . ,is count v cash or

he f llow rti.'o s of

T ij ae i, ei -, i s.i x. ,t,i-w F.axss ei. tin sen. , C .ru.O.n's, biCv ii h.ons lined and greti , Hides ol all decriptn-n. LY.M N W. MIX iUonntsterling, Feb. IST. R. All those, that hive itnseU'ed accounts with the t'n in ot Cotton &. Mix, vvi'l please call and settle the same, on or before the 19:h of M uch next, or they will positively have cos's topav. COTTON & MIX. February 10. Valuable Lands, LY LYDIM.YJ,

FOR SALIS.

TT II VI-: appointed mr. UOIJERT N.

4 of a iniie from Daniel Cole's on Wed nesdavs and I hunrsday at the stable of the subscriber at captain Johnson's old farm

atid on Fiidays and Saturdays at the stable States.

of Newton 11 Tapp F'r particulars see bills WUXIAM M1LLE:,

March 14

tand th ensuing

on lU'Jiiua.e

It seems clear tome, that if the main question could be approached, tae following poiiiis would be settled into an overwhelming conviction by every mind. 1. Slaveholding, u ader whatever mitigations, is a palpable v iolation of the

"mirriCL star

gr season, on Mouda

and Tuesdays, Ht my stable, divine prohibition Thou thall not steal :

earthe Barkw,.iks-on vNed- aud it is as much more olainlv so th;in

fff ne9,ias ,,ld 'nitirsdays,attheauy other case that can be named, as a ! aole of J , mes ,ewi.-?, near Murray's tmli human being is more valuable to hin and on 1'iidavs and baturdavs at the C(1i,- ,k l i t . . .. , , sell than any other object that can be 'a leol Thomas Cooper, one mi I north ol ( i r mi- J

ll , ,i - iivicii iiuui nun.

1 1. in:i m, o i mc i .a reiiceinug stale. 1 r particulars ser bills. JAMES SCOTT. P py fovVMshiu, March 1 1.

.YOTICE.

i!. The slave system involves, or di recti . 'n caior, the violation of every othei omm. nd nent ofthe decalogue. 3. iso species of wickedness can be

expelled from human society without

ALL pessons are hereby cautioned a- 'cpe.nly arraigning it before the. divine gainst purchasing a certain note ol" law imder its own proper name: the his-

i . . i ..... ... ...i i... . i I, . . ...

1 ii-ah u.cii nv ii e. ami n:i miiip in i a. t-r.r . I ,..... i. .. .

- ,..--..- wl, ui ii.iiui iui liisiics no cai epiiun. doll tn"l K-nkv, fTthirtv-fnl 4. h is the dutv of (J nd M . f'ny lh33i speak out on this subject, and g.ve slave- ' ,1 6 ,fi,;l ' " "bcr ,,,eX,,; aS ' rv its true character.

wag payable in younff catlf JAMES BEX NET. P'p:i-in ..wnv.-li.i,. March ,

OC I N, id Woodpark, SSwit.er-

i.imi cou.ily, luoiana, my agent. Indispose ot all or any of my uinisiii l.niiana. i hey will b sold on icasou.iblc terais, to good purchasers. ih HOI. AS LOV . WOiiTJI. Ciacnuiat-, Foluuary 1;, 1833.

A Bov Wanled

Hut some minds have no sooner ob

tained a distant, transient glimpse of

jtlKse coidUMO s, lha;t they take fright at certain practical ialerrenccs which lie behind, and the main question van

ishes. Should these conclusions'be adopted

the American Colomz-ition Society,

ANTED im nediatelv. a boy. aged I L . , .

iUMMii t-ifini or ten years. io remain

tint.l be is fourteen year of age, when h- 'which has so woi dcrfully fortified itwill b capaWle to elert a suitable trade self in the favorable regards of the chrisA good by, of the ahve desciiption. i tian commuait). must be abandoned it will be generously eno'iriyd. AitIv. : must be onenlv vvitlmtood. a tbo atinlv.

MOM. the lands in Swiizerland ' immediatelv. to 'I HE PRIKfFR ' ; nfki. wl, ..

"" -tie lb.-foll.mmo duels: - . :n,.,-h.Ml,.,t ..!.! t-nm ..

r I VV,1 ,-' miv n man iiutn

sorg do. do.

4th do.

Olll uo.

Closes -i civ ay,

I ruKii-i. LL wi.ich iociiuvicr Aiun,

ril i. ; it l,e :d which may ; J 01 Lllliah ilaillurd, bill do.

iJaniL'l Livimis. t TrcaMi-

0 7 l'liiiii) ietteu, J rers. v iicieua. ii, ulier passing sundrv resi-bjii-n, ihe ineetuu was aiij jurne.i lo meet

evav. on iSaiurdav ihe

ACRE. H.C

iOl ill 8,) 81 15 '217 1 as lt3 lOil

- .ii'li ea

lltllW'i's

we .

is.uinwt -

. i J

p utnv

ioorlh eas

iest hall uoiih eas. ii.u th wes. is

ii :v.i 'JO ;u 31 :2 M 31

1 V ll 1 1 3 J 3 3

3 o 'I o

k.Cvll 'PiaajAIJbl?,hi8 station, would agitate the church,

And How ards of I acres i.l Ohio

bottom land part ot'ihe OnnsK- and 1A- jl,10i,orl,,,n-

nohue tract?.

laOTTSRF.

CLASS NO. 5, POIt 18:13. To lie dra vi ii, ! pril 3,

$to,on

10 of 1,000,

Five Dollars, shares in

Tickets

S J iSYLYEsTEll

TCK'!S. To work ill i-e ib-v.-.-k for GE n-inUw in adva

y sub-cribers the io(j reg d o ly every

17ii.lr, pavaoie sx . u',

J"E.T1,Y printed at this ohVe, (with

a ch ice ol two elenant ruts) on the

! I 'West tennp. Orders may be leftnithK. 'Patton, Vevay A. A. Brown f U. 'I. Goddard, in York township . Gazlav,

HOUE, formerly occupied as Hie ; in P sey Samuel Ilicks, in Cotton W

L ii.v "iJi.c in Vevay. Saul house is "JO jC Mitchell in Pleasant or J is. Sh-ut Ice; long by Mo fet wide, with a porch 12 in Craig township, where the printed hills feet wide exit tiding the whole length ol the -will lesppt bv 'he first pod.

nouse, ana lacing uie nver. inert is also on said lot a goml prick stable and other

buildings, atid the lot is enclosed woh an

at A.:ns!ioiit,t,, in

: Itit i ol March next.

j v L i.G . iv PI.EASAMS, sec.

l or fcalc or to Ktnt. tlATiare two story r'KAMCD

As many of our distant friends complain of n"t receiving schemes ol Lotteries until it is too late to order, we takt this method to iuform them that the following Lotteries are regularly drawn, on the days mentioned. In all cases, when orders arrive too hie for a particular Lottery, the money is Invested in som approved scheme. S. J. SYLVESTER, Pittsburg, Penn.

co, on ute tn i very oi ...... .ir,a ,,,., j-.i i,. .,

1 1 11 .1 'I I

me 'ro!! t i umtier suucri'prs resi-i-tr i'i thi courtly will be required to pav ; year's Mii?cription in advai co. All sult -r'ptions and commanicaiini . s :im.I t,- i . l ...l.1r..ci..1 I t. llio

x i.ii .i i-iii - .i i 1 l-ri-ino and accommodating person wood pnetor, at 121 Son 'i F Ih s reet be ow i' , f ,, , . t, ... . .1 ;meetwith great enc.uiirai'enient. Ihea-

ijt:,.jg

It is now in complete re-

Tacemand Hoar dins

Young Republican

would bin g to a stand, or at least, would fearfully shock, many of the benevolent operations that distinguish our age. Fearful co lerjuenccs truly, but to be utterly disregarded, even if they were known to po-gos a substantial reality. The main q .esl 'jii m ist be settled, irrespective of any -i c!i consequences, or the authority ol the divine lazo mut be yielded up. But should the main question of duty be settled, as I have supposed, there could be no just ground to fear the consequences. All the arts of God's plan are harmonious. According to that plan, the highest usefulness of a man can never require the sacrifice of any truth can never require a conformity in the slightest degree, to any wicked maxim or practice. It is to be remembered that the things in regard to which an apoitle suffered considerations of "Xpediency to have play, were all larrul things. He does not say, some thi gs

are unlawful, but are, nevertheless ex-

Draws on Wednesdays of every week.

UNION CN.L LOI TEHY, Draws on every other Satuiday. GRAND CO "SO 1. 1 DATED Draws (very Monday. VIUG1MA ST A E LOTTERY' Draws Weekly. MAKYLAND Si Tti LOTTERY Draws Weekly. For tickei:. in anv of the above Lotteries

rrnue, will be poru '"i ilv attended to. JOHN C. BARGKU.

D.I. stand (he ensuing

l) V T season, on ju. naays

. ' a, 1f itS "no I uesilavs at Aoisha Ivlc

kaOU4j. VT'T'Vjf Kav's-oi. Wednesdays and

As there is little or no opposi- , , V"'7ua I,eo npyly to Uie evkh lkckv. lion, it is believed that an enter- "",',"lr, m ( ra.g township, Switzerland, V3 s j SYLVE

rtiumy aim on riiuays ami rvunroiys at hestai'le ..f Daniel l.artimore, in Jellerson

county For particril ;irs see the hi Is

SHAOIU i 11 A. LAN1IAM. uzz LL TKIPP, ) Assant Craig township. March 1 ( Dema

'IE ai si rihor tifsf

specif a 11 t iuf nns

the cei7.i as ,,f tiie c U ty cf Swi'zet I H'1. that he has opened a sh'vi in

JAf KSONVII.I.r. Where h carries on the Hi ick:mi business in its various hrancln s. He hopes to merit and reeeivea share of public patron-

jbove house is divided into nine rtoms, six 'of them have tire places (tj- It is believjed tiiat if it can be occupied soon, that the Ico irt and bar and others attending court, '(tiird Mo iday) in M i.v.h next, ruigbt be jex. cted i put up at said house, j Tae terms will he liberal, as such ar.

ll"".! IO illVJVII UUU'CU 111 T CtU , JOSEPH DOW. IWr Vevav, Feb. 4.

I iie w ell-blooded OUNG CII.VL.OKEE.

i y. , ia rear years out. loj nanus nigu I fW will stand the ensuing season ' e5iBj at the subscriber's stable, in . G iil.i ia c untv. Iventnckv,six miles south

nYUM -Hi is nrnarod to shoe ox- ieast of Ghent six miles south-west of

ESTER.

Pittsburgh, Penn.

YO U.YQ lA'DEIE.YbtXCE.

n in tiie. neatest and most suostautial inan-

rer. N. CIUPPKN. TacksoBfiUajaB. M.

Warsaw, and four miles north of S.tndeos'

old mill. For particulars see bill. J.U1ES IIOdfHNS. Gadttin coQnty, K Februuity U7,

1 he elegant young horpp, Y. INDrPITDr NCF, 4yrarsold lf! hands high w ill staml the ensuino season, n Mondavs, at the stable of

the stable of the subscriber, in Craig tow nship onTncsdays and Wednesdays, at the stable of Francis Lansdale, in Pieasant township, and on Thursdays, Fridays and

itiirdays, at Vevay. For particulars sec

the bills.

M A LLO R Y LA NC AST Hit . Craig township, February 'Jit.

BLANK DEEDS, fur s.ulo at the 'AlessengeiT &tiic.r.

LIST OF TATP.S m'i.NTYRE'8 LOTTERIES.

N.Y. CO.NSOLIDATED LO I TERr,!Prdientsome thi 'Ss ;,re w,"'tr ii fie

aosiraci eircuaniani vti me necessities (yuclitioas necessities .') ol the case. Let mo ask the inquirer what if an open, uncompromising espousal of the right side should throw you from your station? V ere that station as responsible as Gabriel's, you would aban

don it, if the public sentiment, by virtue of which you held it, required you io

violate the rest ol the Nabbath. Here (he main question of duty has been al

ready settled, and the consequences are

felt to be uf ferly irrelevant to the derision. Should public sentiment throw

you from your station for your attach

ment to the Sabbath, you would regard it as the plain call of Divine Providence to devote your whole energy to sustain the Sabbath, and resist a sin, which had

gamed such a fearful ascendency over the public mind. Why not apply (he same reasoning to the slavery question What if a man he the pastor of an important church, or the President of a College, or the Secretary the life and soul of one of our national benevolent societies must he avoid this great question, lest a decision, founded on the, rough examination, should destroy his influence, and with it, that tower of (he wall, winch lie is set to defend Why, if t' c main question should go for aholi tiofl, instant end vn;vcrsslp tho enemy hi

Domestic .Ittacliniettt.

impsit; n -i n d .

ROBERT TARL ETON 3 $19 73.

A WHIT of Domestic Attachment issued by Aribert Gazlay , a justice ol the peace, directed to Bela llearick, constable of Posey townsnip, commanding him to seize and take into his nssessioii, the goods and chattels, rights, credits, mo

nies and effects, of Robert 1 arletoo, that may be found in his county; which writ

has been returned (see return) executed,

& c. The said I arleton, is therefore, hereby notified to appear at the office of said

justice, in Posev township, Switzerland co.

Indiana, on Saturday, April 6, ltv.i, at o'clock, P. M. and defend the above cuuso or the 6nme will be heard in his absence.

ARIBERT GAZLAY, J. P. March IT.