Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 90, Vevay, Switzerland County, 1 June 1833 — Page 3

Copper in Bread. lr. Frame the salt .of copper have been use4 in the manufacture of inferior tlonr into bread. M. Huloian on one occasion, even discovered a crystal of the stt in one of ihe roll for making child ren's pip. Its prepuce idetected by the prus-ate of p itash-

Stale Prison Convicts. The prisoners who were sentenced by the court of sessions, on Monday, to an imprisonment in the state prison at Sing Sing, were safely conveyed hy the sheriff to thai institution the following day George Fosdick, convicteu of the atternnt to rob the brokers office of Mr. Vo'd, was among the number. The d rinr manner hy which he sought effect that robbery induced the court to sentence him to the longest term of imprisonment which thev were ati thoriz-J by hw to award, md he was consequently sentenced for the term of ten years at hard labor. Fosdick, who i-s yet comparatively a young man, was convicted in this cilv in 1812, bv the name of Gideon Gardner, of a ffrand larreuv, and sentenced for the offence to an imprisonment in the old State prison at Greenwich for four years In March of the following y ear he effected his escape over the wall of the prison yard hy means of a rope, at one end of which he tied a piece of iron, which wasthr nvn over the wall on the opposite side, bv which he drew himself mp. This was effected in the middle of the day, in the face of sever al sentinels who were stationed at va lion points of look out upon the wall, orto of whom h must have passed within four feet. He went from here to Britl, in the state of Rhode Island. whrr he shipped on board the privateer B'-acnhle. After a short cruise he was takn and carried into Sierra Le one. where he remained a prisoner of j war for ahout I ur months, and was then sent home in a cartel. Upon his arrtv il here, he immediately shipped in the President, on a cruise with Comm vl r? R-gers about four months. S lWijuently he shipped to go to like O r'-irio under commodore Chiuncey : nnd while waitiug at the navy yard for order, was recognized as a runa wav convict, and returned to the state prison. H re he served out the unexpired pirt of his term, and frequently renewed hi? attempts to escape. H'

was never consiuerea, However to DPjtti in ineon mv way h iitie mi i hursdav last vicious, md his attempts to escape (having iieeu aosem l'm home for the piewere always bv dim Mug. So expert vious eihl days) Mr. Washer labors hard was he at it. h he obtained the nick t divert the puoiic attention iroiu the main name of cat. Oa one occasion heil!,es,lon- Wiial matter is it, it mrs W. clambered up to the cupola by means! J mr W- bet,er lnul s ,e dld "r- kc of n lightniugrol, and oa two or threel , Inberl1,,, Inr B r mr' ao'b 'd.v others verynea.ly escaped by climb- ., i , ' ,r .i the farm or the lauy, Sic. Scc. &c. iBymg up the leaders conveving oh thel.t.n h .i l , .-r ' i . i " ' - e xr , -, t ithe-by the land appeared to be a tavorite water from the roof. After his liber. !object with al, tiie sulerS) for ,nr Wushur

,ion i. v M,lie p.iS,.i,tie prceeti-:n,m3er

eaio uutmore, wnere n? was impris-1 e'er the honey moon had well passed by.) oned a c uiderahle time, and theuceThe question is, is Solomon Washer mm.

to Philadelphia. He was sentenced in cent or guilty, of the charge preferred ath 1 li'ter pi ice to an imprisonment in gainst him by mr. Sohoonover.

the -late prison for six years, the whole

of which time hs served out, and was:P,ana!,on ar,d correction when Dumont onlv liberated ahout three m ints :1g0!handed his note, May 15, to Keen in Vevay

He is now :ateu lo serve out another term, and sh-iuld he out live his impri so'iivrtit, will come out t the ago of f .rTy-eigtit, full one half of his life having been spent within the walls of a prison. If his former imprisonment produced n reformation, none can be experted fr.nnthe present. It is to be h, e !. however, that the example will admonish others. Ri?ht of Suffrage. Rhode Iland is t'i- ii iv ate in the Union where th? "ight fMtri:ige is dependent on the posesio 'f lind. V t her yousi Kv-;i wh le l.l no real estate are rir-p-il -1 to do military duty, whilst the have no voice in the governmeni . They begin to grow restive under thbur Kirn, a id will undoubtedly shake it ofT. The follow ing notice appeared in a late Providence paper, and relates to this subject: .1'Jmtion the Uaitersc! The last S- i ; in the Union about to gain "Free S iffiage." The republican young mn of the citv of Providence, who are de termined no longer to submit ta the ar bitrary and unjust laws in relation to the militia system, are requested to meet at th- Washington Hotel Hall to morrow (Saturday) 27th i ; st . at 8 o'clock precisely, and assist the 'Mud dy Dock Rangers" to bury the tyran nical edict of the few imposed on the many, and pass resolutions nexcr ti take up arms, unless in self defence, until the right of sunrage is granted It is expected that those who accept this invitation, will appear on Satur dav, determined to conduct themselves with propriety, and to preserve the most perfect good order. A s;iT made hy a blind man At the paint hop of Mers Harris t Clement, in ibis village, we recently saw a gig, the wood work of which wan made throughOut by a man who is entirely blind. The workmanship of this vehicle, to be sure, would not wH compare with that of some which Pteod near itt but we hav seen much woue from the hands of persons' who possessed th keenest vision. The father of this uofortun&te individual has

nt'ormed u- that he is exceedingly pa

tient, and discovers considerable ingerm. ity in the manufacture of various article? that within a year or two, without any is-irMnee, he has shingled a common si ahJ barn, and made the doors; he can tell whether it i? night or day, but cannot distinguish objects. II is name isChase, and he resides in Wendell, an ad joining town. What might such habit? md uch a gnniu accomplish in an a bim for the blind, where talent and in lutry would meet a proper encourage ment. Newport (V . H .) Spectator. The citizens of Alexandria, (D. C have held a town meeting, in which the, in forciful and becoming Uoguage, ex pres their indigna ion at the attack of Randolph on the President. The New England Farmer recotn mends the extensive culture ot Lucerne, and inform us that a tine bed of it mathe seen a the House of Industry Farm, near Boston, a foot and a half nigh, and in a thriving slate. It was cut live times last year. A child, represented in the New York papers to be of Ponghkeepsie, N. York, only six years and ten tnmth old, weighs. 271 pounds. WEEKLY MESSL.NGEV. PRINTER''S RETREAT, INDIANA. SATURDAY, JUXE 1, I 833. An indictment of a rather novel cha racter has been j ist issued in Boston. It comes at the suit of the grand j'iry, agauist the mayor and aldermen of that city for making a false return of the election for membeis of Congress, on the 1st of April. A bill of indf.tment h.id alj been found against the ediior of the Ma sonic Mirror, lor a lioel on Mr. Sjinuel D. Greene. Mr. Washer's handbill of ihe 2 1st May. and in, " l .stscnpi" of the 231 were hau'dsue(i his wile's father for the land. We have but a few words to say, in exin presence of Esq . Cain and 1. 11. White head, mr. Keen, Having the original com mumcation oi'Juuius Brutus in ns pocket, ready to hand to mr. Washer, on demand, requested Uumunt to amend the reuuest, bv ado:i.'g "and Junius Brutus"' after Keen y L hiH. IfDuaiont h.id made ihe amend ment, mr. Keen would have delivered lino he original communication Uiunout refu sed and Keen took time, until Saturday, to consult with u.r, 1 hild, his partner and J Brutus. Mr. Dumont requested the an in uc iii wining, wn oaiuroay, in cn sequence of the indisposition uf Kee.i's w tie he could not go to Vevay he sent the note in. sealed (as, was the note from Dumont to Keen (Sc i Inki) by Isaac Ch unoerli . who whs going to Vevay, arid called at the door io e quite after rnrs. Kern's health. in lutt Postscripi' Washer speaks d Keen being Scuoonover's attorney and ufj. writing tne atlidavit It is true, Keen did write the atlidavit. On the 2'stot May, air. H asher passed tins othce in the afternoon iu the evening a person came and told us that mr. Washer had commenced a suit against Hewitt, I. Chamber! in, Keen and Child. Mr. Sohoonover called upon us early the next morning, to enquire if vV. tiad called on us for the anther we informed S. that he had not believ ing from the report, ttiat Keen & Child's names were in writ, Keen wrote the affidavit Within two hurs alter writing the affidavit, Keen left :.ome, on a journey, and did not return unil the dav betbre yesterday. 00" Mr. Washer quibbles about our statement, relative to the solvency of: uavid fcclioonover. Mr. S. may not, at this time, own land in this county; but mr. W. well knows that S. owns valuable real estate in the state of NewYork, and has ever, promptly, paid all demands ag aint him. His neighbors,! appear to have confidence in him lie! is prepared to give good freehold secu-l rity, to pay damages and costs. The messrs. Chamberlins are able to! defend themselves against the illiberal insinuations of mr. Washer. Onmnromtse. The luntr contested -r- " - controversy, between the Chesapeake and' Ohio Canal Company and the Bal timore and Ohio Kail road Company, has been adjusted by the parties o that both woik may progress without oue beiDg interrupted by the other.

U. S. MAIL

r The last time we were in the' post-office at Vcvny, Porret Dufour, the deputy post-master, informed that a large number of packets, directed to "Printer's Reheat," had improperly arrived at that ofiice.which should have been taken out at Mountsterling. Having no other evidenc not even the veil-known hand writing of the Vevay post-master, " Returned from Vevay," vritten on any of our packets, we did iOt notice the subject, We presume, the post-office at Vevay, John F. Dumir, has done his duty, and reported (tiie negligence of the post-master at .Mountsterlitiff. Emanuel Pernet. to the post-master general. We thank mr. Dufour for his friendly jog, particularly ;as he knew that we were absent from the county. Mfsskb. Keen Si Child Through the medium of your paper, we wish to sy a few things relative to Mr. Wash er's handbill, dated the 21st inst. rmb.tbly we are in little business in paying any attention to the shallow and illiberal idea set forth in the lat er col nmn of -hat invaluable eddire. on which. Mr. Washer may tr to mise his poim onl pnpulaiity We piesume that bis 'Velings and inclinations aie of that stamp as naturally pinmpt him to raise hi own credit in the estimation of mankind, h traducing the character of o;hers. He has indirectly charged us with being the author of Junius' publication. He t'H assigned reasons (or our embarking in the attempt of his overthrow, atd bail ing vengi ance at him because. Mis Lorinda F'eabody, now his wile, chose not to rn.tr ty Mr. Isaac Chamber lin, ele ven ye.i! ago. for she thought he fovci her lurm better than he lid her. lie h s used fatheiV name in that sneaking sin ister maimer, ton ofien peculiar to thu clas of men who re a lit'le incl-tud libertinism Yet we fotgive him all th". we see the pois'nif.ns darts which weie aimed at us. recoil nnd return to the hand of the thrower, piercing him t ii fold deeper, than the greatest degree of malice could possibly w ish to accomplish. Mr. Washer's handhill breathes i"i c of that nianlv liberality of sec,fi;):f i t which cugbr to he conspicuous in a man wb w!hps to l e a representative of ev ery well meaning person in this county Of hi tuing guilty or innorent of be in lamous ch.irgo of Junius Brutus, we shali take up wuh Franklin's ndvi'e. as we've noihieg losay.s-y nothing; hut his rnen. low ir.sinu itions directed towards n, are too silly f)r uny petsoo to think of mnr h less to find a place in a legislative man h indhill Instead of the old gen tlemnn's, as Mr. V:isiter npi(n- sax nu any thing for which he should .p smiv it is q.ii'e o ihp reverse; f ir lie hn hren jn Scions in mkn g observations runrevn "? be atXir; but he now s,,v UivWasher rope enough and he'll hacg i.im selt.v We can safely sav, that we fc-.eu v.v. thmg of the charge :igai(st Mr. W.i-hei until it was in evry per--ns' m-Mh i the neighborhood, and that e received it just as honest as any U-.Hv. and have handled it as carefully as o;:e ni t n cowld wish another to handle bs - ir,estitr.able reputation. We do not wish, to create any preju dice in the minds of the people of tinscounty against Al r Waher Whatever we say is solely for the justification ol our own conduct. Now if he lets us a lone, we shall return the compliment; but il he repeats the attack, we shall not titat him with impunity. nn.xs.sixAicii ciiamberliK, jiosi:s c:iiAMmi,i, IIOHTON C'IIA."Il;(tLl!V, Cttrtii lo-A.-ship. M.n 25. JFIEH ORDER. FOHTY FODIlTH REGIMENT, IM)I AHA Mil.. Mav 29. rmUH KKGIA1ENTALD li L,will JU ti'ke place at Qierc us Grove, on tin ninth and tenth ot August next Camp du ty to he performed dm nig the night The roll will becalled at ten o'clock on the iirst day. Wm. SCU I :!)!:;, colonel. NVo want, a Voriune 1 i. Y. CO ; SOLI DATED LOTTERiT. EXTRA CLASS NO. 1G, FOR 133. To be drawn, June 19, 66 No. Lottery XOdrvicn ballots,

1 of $20,000 is i r 10,000 is 1 of 5.000 is 1 of 3,100 is 10 of 1,000 is 10 of 500 is 10 of 400 is 10 of 300 is 30 of 300 is 40 of 100 is 5(3 of 50 is112 of 30 is 112 of 25 is 2il of 20 is 19(50 ot 10 is 15400 of 5 is

10,00(5 5,000 3,100 10,000 5,000 4,000 3.000 G,l0() 4,000 2,800 3,300 2,800 4,480 19,400 77,000 1 8040 prizes, amounting to 183,040 Tickets FIVE DOLL A RS shares in proportion. S. J. SYLVESTER. Pittsburg, May 21.

GENERAL ELECTION, To le held un the first Monday in August next. Congress Amos Lane. George Craig John Test.

LEGISL.1 TURE, Sainuel Fitllis, Daniel Kelso Charles E. Krutz, Solomon Washer, rsilnrilt nt Sivitvpr nnH ------ " IKVI 1UJ1U V Ralph B. (otton, George E. Pleasants, Morton raig, Pruett (larvej Be I a ilea rick, William Keith. Israel K. Whitehead. William R Wiley. COROjYER, Georire Broun Stephen G Peabodj, John Slepleton. Coshj M. Lewis. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, 'ihomas Cule, COU TY COM MlSSinXEliS, Moses Bronson, Colin MeiNutt, Jim. Will iam Srudder. SINGIAG Stt'OOL- -Mr Mitchell rrqneets us In stiite that he will hve n ir-ging school in ksonville tu morrow (June 2d) at 10 o'clock, A. M for the purpose of re organize g hi cUe Valuable Land For Sale "WTr7"lfJ! W suln, to the highest and V f bpst bidder, at public sale, at the orse of Jeiotiiiah 5 b'tnas, in Ju':kson1'i'ie, Gn Saturdair, June 8, IS33, hetween tl'e iaairs df ten m the forenoon, i no fur in the atVrnonn, the fidiovving pr-perty belongi ig to the estate of Samuel Caldwell, decea-ed, viz lz A- res of I .and, to be taken off w PS f ihe past sifio nl the JM. b. qu.irter of st-ctt-iii 13, township 3. range 3 v. cst. A Iso, a s.juxl; SivtfioM of land off 'h' S'-uth wc-sT ouatfer of section ,town;'ij 2. raiv 5 west - cot.tairiing seveni n i.tiiiiii'td'h.s of nu acre. anii: ;! iportv to be old sub-r,-t t. f i. wu!:iv' rii; fit id' dower. i.Ms ('F .lk Ten per cent, of the !'urt n re money 'o ip paid down; the i ::!!!..? in fair equai instalments mi a creeit ' ! 3 6. !) and 12 in. r.ii s, with 15 per cirtvit:! interest "if i.ot promptly paid. .;!d bv rder of the Switzerland Pro tiitte Court, at the M-v term 1333. JOHN li MAIMS. adHiV Jacksuiiville, Mav 10. SWITZERLAND CIRCUIT COURT, MARCH TERM, 1033. Foreign Attach mm t. Dt lt $150. nit1 interest frm the 3d of May , 1831. until paid. THOMAS Alt SI HONG VS. JOSEPH BELL. C1UMF.S the plaintiff, by Kj;slcston his attorney, and Joseph Duw, w Im was suuiinnned as garnishee, was t'.vamii.ed on oa'h, touching the funds of said 15ell in his possession; and this cause is continued for publication. EDWAKI) PATTON, clerk. May 10, ltS33. JOHN SHUPE's ESTATE, A

I.I. person:-! indented to the oblate of : tKti icated wa pretty well n.asticated lollll .illlllr9, deceased, lateiaud sivallowed. The boll Was immeJi. . i i i-iij i .i . .

ot JtiTcrsofi township, nre reipiested to make immediate j;i incut to the undersigned; and all persons having demands against the same will present tnem for examination. QT- The estate is insolvent. NORviAN U MAGIIUDER, SALLY Al AGHUDKH admits with ihe will annexed, May 1, ISEW GOODS. F1W HE subscriber respectfully informs Lj the public, that he has jusl receiv ed and opened A larftc assortment of NEW GOODS, Of almost every Description, and loo nu' mrrous to memwn ai run imgin. lie is particularly in want of Wheat, Oats, ttye and Corn, lor whu Ii le wi.i givi the hidiesl price he will also lake pro duce irenerallv, nt the market price. HKNKY COTTON. Mountsterling. May 20. TO COOPERS. THE subscriber wishes to employ 2 JouriicyBiicH Coopers imiinmediatcly, to wlioin good wages will be given. WILLIAM U EMMETT. Jacksonville, May 23, 1833.

A land ioit'fise w:is U iy met with, orr (the j-lantaticn of Mr J. A Iy er, in Mr. -

My towtistup, l-.eiks c ii:ty, I'a. having ei, graved upon its s-lstll mdi. ' G. Lorb, A. D. 1771. Mr. B. unrii risately receg. riizm ii as the ore be hd s rn thiityme year ago. and it has hern lor a'riiot every vcai since by orr.e one of ihe fanuly. Its perr grii:a'ionii buve hern contii.ed, since lirst di-covered. within a cir i umlcrenc'e of li'ty rods, jet has this ari cetic incieased in size, As he anri hi6 house came into the world together, we cannot take the date as the data of bid natal calculation, he must h;.-e feen at least C2 snns: and ihe presumptive ad. oilion ol a supplementary dozen would he no if justire to his lease, as he holds d ad ctei nitatem. No ejectrrif nt will issue against him there he lives, looking out from his perambulatory, or loconio tive mansion, on Ihe race of m-rlals with. eiing and falling around him; and. no doubt, he has already seen consigned to nan truest iiheiitanre Ihe worthy man whose name he carries around big cir cied promenade, upon his bark. Saturday Courier. Extract of a letter fmm an officer in he Illinois militia, to a fiiend, dated Lcwiston. April 3h, 1333. I am daily looking f0r another Indian war. The Polawatamies, W ionebagoes. Chippew as, and one trihe of the Sioux, have all come to Kock river, where General Sldlrnan was defeated; making in all 1000 warriors, and 500 boys able to hghl. Mr. Dixou, on Hock river, where I quartered last summer, and who stood h:s ground. ha been obliged tn move hie family to fort Clark also Mr. Thonia$ and Mr. Bovd." Our venerable and much esteemed fellow at zm. Judge Overton, died at hi6 residence in this county on Friday last, alter a tpdious und distressing illness. lodge Overton was born in the state of Virginia, and removed al an early day to this purl of the state of Tennessee about the year 1778. Nashville R?. A committee of the legislature of Mas. sachusftts in the n report, have recom mended a bounty of one dollar on every pound of dk raised in that commonweahh, and also a bounty of ane dollar on every hundred of white mulberry tiees iii the heliel that in a few years, with proper encouragement, the product of that branch of mdnstiy within the state, will amount to many bundled thousand dollars A jumping match took place at Augus ta, (Geo.) April 9th, at Ihe Eagle and rhoenix hotel, between Samutl O liourfc and James Kennedy, which was won by O'Hourk, by a jump of 22 feet G inches. A marriage was recently solemnised at Flanney, in ihe department of the Abe. which was worthy of the times of the Patriarchs, or at least of those of king I'riam. One of the happy pair was 34 and the other 88 years of ge. 1 hey had both b-e:i twice married before, and there weie present at the wedding 52 children and grand childien, the lrtnu of their former unions, and 43 nephews and nieces, the children of brothers and sis. lets. Loi-f's labor lost.' A serenadirg party ihe other night, after having played before a house for neatlv an hour, wa pd btr ly inlormed by the considerate w atcbman, that "nobody lited thcie.'" A Bull Story. One day last week, Mr. Satnutd Drihy of Nelson, the act of taking out a stung frem hi- peeked to measure a pair of cattle he was about to puich.tse, pulled out his po krt hook unconsciously t i outlining 'GI m hank btlls. The por.Ret hook was soon sifter f-pi.cd hy a yearling bull, and before .( routd he ately killed, and Ihe noteB recovered without any damage. West Point. Tha following list cctu prises Ihe name of ?ll the vi?itcr appointed to attend the annual examination in June next. We have beard, however, that Washington Irving and Gen. Lewis, hare both declined the appointment, Massachusetts, Rev. Sir. I.eland, .'a?. Riiel, v'nv. Fanner, Wash. Irving, ! Gen Morgan Lewis. Ccn. Root, Oc. Vi.n Reu-f'.iiacr, Oo?. Tales, 1'erlcy fCtys. c-rr:. Hon M . Di.-ker-'-.fi o. C. p.m,!;., lbn I. R. Rurdn. II. T. U. Cr.iwf.'ii. .'amcs Rogers i U S Heath, fiq. lion. iMaik ifrs indr W. Ppe, cq. J. llakin, oij . Hon. .?. Foifytii, Rev C. Cofiin, Jfnn Tho. R. Ho?, Jfbn Noi veil. ttq. Gen. Fenvvick, Rhode Island, Xetv Jersey. Reiiiisylvaiii;!, Del aiate, Maiy laud, Virginia IicnlucLy, (leorgia Tennesfee Ohio, Michigan, U. S. Army,