Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 93, Vevay, Switzerland County, 22 June 1833 — Page 4
WEEKLY MESSENGER,
ll.l.,MtJaj.'-l-ll-lJM !ILJ .'1 'lHU l aCTg
i i i I . it of lit lie consc-
tt A 7 tTVV inti let docc, cried the secon-i mcommanu. gem w, nine. :.. , , COAli!: v,, Ji l,i n?elf fron Ins horse and'Jience what become of Ihe casket. a 2i;l'.2.V 3YIE,273. 1 . hv ,hree or four other., strog ! A sort of undefined hope had Imgeied
CiAPiTH .
mem. u"i I inti" i . ii . i. .. ' , t .jiinnlj oi the last
hoaw the coming norm, were prepar piace wne.e -J i'"' . ed to meet it, and two more of ihe aail-;,light refreshment in their ascent, without
I Valuable Lands, LY LYDIAJVA, FOB. SikLB.
a II WIS appointed mr. ROBERT N. COCIIKANjof Woodpark, Switzer
land county, Indiana, my agent, to dispose .1 ur sinvofmv lands in Indiana. Thev
. - . j will hp. sold on reasonable terms, to "ood
Pd t,i mtei u.i i"iuio' ......... - .. .. '
.' ui t iloir (Vn.nnp h,i wishpil for appearance; and Here lot purchasers.
Z( i and the o'theris.ght of a la.ge part, of horseme n at the NICHOLAS LONliWOUTH KJ 1 l !r . r.t i.,lr,t ymnnv whirh EvPt- f nn nnat i. t ebruurV lO . 1 D 33.
m I 1 l.'..Anrtrlnn : I ik fi I ni lllf IIIIIUIILCI lite ouiu. I 7
by the anre 01 .iv.,p,T vpral -le. MrtVi: ,k l.,n,U in Switwrlanit
.1: .. I imnr in pnnpavnring- inuinn 11111 uiiit uicwinv- .. . . t in .-. . ... .
. ' t i' .J..h....fa imt ihP black standed of Persia, A county are the following tracts
i . . . i i .. i. . i i,.rr at nnrp. that his hones
thown oil In guard, ano riceiven a uiuitTOim.vu ....... 1 ' . ... I .'...I.. . . A nrnnnr lfS
from a hre on his bead, which to ap-.weie utterly i? pearauce, killed him on ihe spot. Thus to be cqkiiep
encouraged, the assailant pressed lor
ward with 1 nd phniHe f Alhh Acbar; God i- mighty; but still Everinglon mam tainted his Ri ound. and the boldest of the
as:i?ani! fhrutik back trom his death pealing blow?.
At tiiiK critical moment a snnaen scream from the females reached his ear, which
wa ii.stnnllv followed by a shout of en
ultation from ihe pass behind him. Turn
THE NEW AiSD CHEAP
STOKE, In levay, Indiana,
fOllOwe.U Y liner: "t . , w i . .,1 forward to enewmter the defender;,., tbe l.o'om of Evenngt-m, that liamo
i . .-a i,,.,! eraoed. and that he wouw ue nci-
Th' j t u9t acc eded in reaching to rouse nn.e of the sturdy mountaineers
' . . . . . . i. .. I... i i ipv rearlien ine
... ...rrt.-hii:l3MiAt winter r.c;orera?v ,i,t, i,. Pvprm? on nn nis servanis.no ineir iesi.uc, -j --
Thcro : b :cs tbat arc Ll'.hted when brigii'iv-l liiv se:", Atxi pUvafUtcs riiat fade like the jns of a
thea;ii. !?LrTcnr.s or a TRAvrxiru. The mrlv of !uitne? soon entered the
ifte. of liich l!tmor h .d -j.oken and woon-! a! ) c u? cky bed f-.r a Conidc-r-H'i'e listoce wuh-mt hearing any thiRg 'from their j.nrv.cts; and the pale featurerf ih trembling Ora'mn were te- . , bv tl;e a-ura!)Ce of her Lver-
inr'-n All iveiP i!!Stai.lly silent. No
oc. o-.vpv er. cinit.i us... "j ..r. cej-t ue moroi'ir of 'he trees tht overfhViowr.i -he dees gb'O, and the hollow e.m.t:i of a distant water fall, llamors ot-nn" bv bis conne-.iar.ce. helrnyed hi
Mp i!ircif bim-elf from his horse,.
hid h;s e..r tlo-& U the rock, and again li?!ri:ed. !i is as I frnred; we are pursued, and the horse iiieu are close ujon us," said Iianiors.
" We know !hen what we have to do,") replied Kv-rinion; I think we can roke this pas good against a dozen or more Srirens."" . 1 exactly of your opinion,'' faid Ihmors; " t t nor here can we make oudefence. If !bc lady forward in one hour shall we teach the extremity of tni narrow valiey. within the boundaries v Kir.dislan, where she will be secure of a hsit-bl? reception and safety." I he advice of Hamcr? mut be fob
C , ,hnn. escan. if you can; we Everington . w he darted upon them, Lke,F and stapie DfJ Good
0'r,rt,L .Lblers the head of the chief who pldi.i and pUid, Italian Lulesiring,
P - u was t.lain the strrrgth of the "B 5 "
, '.....I ... ,i.o ...u ;n;-,h the lertitiect lorannn
I Air Cm I vs inn 'in 11 v .-j--...-
P210SPSCTUS OF The Complete PeriotlEcal i.IIJi.ACV.
EO. I'CUL.LOL'fcikl, takes, niPHsiiie in iinoruiiiiii ne citiztns
i viik-av and Switzerland county, that be
j . .. . i
lias leasfd tor lour years, me store aim I hv William 1.
i w ,i i ' ii iijm. iaLji i j -- t'.w" VT
inc on his heels, he flew to Pave his firs ... me corner of Main and Ferry
Coialmn from this new flanger: a? Hej , ts having refixed and enlarged
turned the point oi me ro'-K msumn , store, lie is now piepared to sen a
vened between ihem, lie saw her Mrng I ;,c iXD gPLEJWlD A STOCK
jHin in me nauur ... b..... ... j or
that had pursued them. These, while Everington and Hamors were engaged with those in front. h;id retraced their
tenfra few rods down the ravine, then!
.....
rla.berinsr on the niecipioe oy tne am
of the manilmg shrubbery, had male
iheir way above them, and passing on a kind of projecting ledge had intended to
take them in the rear; when on gaining
the oas. thev. to their great surprise.
found Coralinn and her attendant alone,
and completely within their power.
'Let go that maiden, villain." cried !, uartj Gf tno following articles
township 7 north, range 12 east
IfiO acres north east Quarter section 12
towti9lnp I north ol range b west; about two miles from Rushville 10 acres scuth east ouarter of sectiin
32. township 3 north of range 8 east, iM'nrNew Lexinjitoii. Scott sountv
And nnwards of 1 .GOO acres of Ohio
nouom iauu part ji me ever no Jerid for sale, in the iscstern ,
. . " . ,.. n. f. f t e I ... .
country, emurutwg iva j i jvjr ljongwoitli iiasuesirea me ios i,
desirable in the ,,at i,P ,v,ll t ike in oavment lor his lands
... - - r-i y t n I . r i i i
A -I fc. 1 J. - r 1 t;uU ! illlV-noi "vj fc-j U hieti he uleJucs hunselt. to sell , either Cows at a fair nrice.
...!... I i .... t ; I cur v oq ni n liO n ir. t I.1 1? L T
r hiispi m l i.icinii.iu. :raiiison or xaw
renn-lmi ... PteOHU3S. of all kinds
will bo taken ui p'twueni tor ,;v.od3, at the
highest market once, lus sujck, consists
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HUB .Irt.-l 'J ,ijivw I 160 acres south west quarter section 8 itney arrive from Europe, and sentofl fresh.
ACRES. QUARTER. SV-C . T. K 161 souih west '26 4 3 CU wi wesi 30 3 3 100 soiuhwes 34 2 2 160 iorth easi 81 2 3 320 west half 35 4 3 80 -4 s west 20 3 2 160 north east 5 7 2
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ROIIEKT N. COCHRAN,
Ajent for N. Longworth.
LY MO U.YTS TERLLYG.
nsrK subscriber, thanktul for pnst ta-
H vors, hopes fur a continuance there-
oualines and coiors,
r i -i . u AiriiSUO UIUICS.OI diiwniu iiu.imiw) Rv lb st mt those of the assailants wboi"".ouv- u r' ..,. , . ...
had been he'd in check, came up, and those who had seized the girl finding
ithemelves o futionly attacked, letting
them go to defend themselves, Everinr
"lilt, I'ldlll lii oil --7 i . I'Vr.red an.l plain "ros de iNaples, of all ol, therefore beg4 leave to inform the pub . : ll:. .11.. .1,-1 l, Ua fmonnil
IIC gcllClrtllV, Him. lie naa t...
Plain and plaid i'almarine and lspurain
Mandarin, Florence, of all colors, :itiiiri. of all kinds.
Painted Muslins and French Chintz:,
Fancy liaree m.d siik b uidkercli cis, Uarcelona, Madras and bandana do Thibetjworaied Uaicgt and cotlon do Iarino shawls, ol alt qualities, An elegant assortment of Kibhoos, lilack bobinet L ee veils.
Irjlenaot blond white veils.
A AKW 8T051E, IN ivi'ttlNTSTKRLING.
IN THE WHITE HOUSE
Dirtrtlv opposite the ''Old Store, for -' . '. . ...
mtrlif kept by lotlon y '(X.
lie has now on hand, and will constant
ly keep,
nr.i tr.e uatisTPr " min i.iirni.f .....
exposed, ha no tendency to tranquilize
her stiriis. i bp whole party now nasi
tned onward to the place where the rock .i 1 ......
H!'.:i;.r'ieii so near t.e.ner as i urtvr - , . app.o, ton found himself surrounded by sword
O' lv a n;ice su iicieni lor one uj p"" , , . . - , . - ' . . . ,L;, and after a desperate struggle wa? knock t p iW: Rnd as it was evident their '"Urt"e' . 1 . . .
nur'icr ivete no! lar distant, Ilimors ,,-. t ul 1 ... . n nurp Inm rripcl Lor
propose,! mak.ng a siano ai , .a, v , . rJ ed he ince ... the - arro-v pass number could U " r n:,Porf
rrn ii i ihh iiiuii i uini m ii h i vuivn v
be of little advantage. ,mn,n,l U-leant blond white veils. ? s,., ,, Na,!s. Sliovels. fcnades. Leuth
Coiali-.m endeavoured to proceed, but '" " , ...i:.j Ihread. bobinet and cotton Laces andl cu x' ... .v.-
, , . uur orneis, iweei rii'iaivay, i k mici - - ier. cian, vx-i-. a. -v.. n di?7v fin'ries came over her: ann nao . idanor. 1 iu ;ron,U nltunv tr Wppi
" : - i . i. . u . . t & 1 n-nr-n i tnurp iiirr trifi t u u h i r m
r.nt F.verintrtoii. who was watching her ,,e ' ... 1 , Uireen worsted B.rese,
d.iv . her ,d. she must alive; or Ms mains wot nave Lace.
I'".,.... - htr.i, ii,a time, knockeil out. Atter,.-o . ,
hvenngion . Uileiiant lace capes, aps anu putuorB,
rnn miiPd i nc t'liii. ri . i unu i""i m . t.i-- i i . rf
- ...... , i i. iniTQiir ruin v iv rurii iiiuaii i uu
" . . j ..... ... -w.
Shell, UiCK, siue ana cun vuuiu?,
OF
Every Description,
.Castings, Hardware, Cutlery, i iuwaie
hAvc taVeo to the e round
cna?ht her in his arm-, sprmK e , fre oh
roul w iter in her lace, ana wnust me g" . , cm" , .. . .r ed to us for the favour we have shown
Vvrtilda has'pneu to tne aio ui uti mi' . . , r . j n,uc him, for he has a serious account to settle tre- tie kissed the pale foienead olthc 1 , . . . ire . i.i . . . . for i)e murder of this man; and with the iw, i, r.,1 roaf.u-P bp held in his arms with IUI CV . . ,
C II C iUa t r t i & ract a P V r f i A n
i,. o . Ki,i rotiiPd. on Uay with you
I :;ti;in!i ininnmi, .... ...... .... . . .. -u i... ii,.. mountain
a mossy roK, wmtu, im n i" ravine, was hid from the path they bad travelled, he left her with the attendant
and hastened to Hamors, who had been preoamz their arm for the expected
1 V
prince, whom allah preserve, for running
sweet blossom ot the
iliiinui . Then ho is losl,.,, exclaimed Coralinn ;
already lost: there is not the semblance
of hone in hie case."
" Not in his case, certainly, answer-
I a.-, inn . m.rr " mm v.f.i an. v.u
.. . n-.:- ..-..a !...-! AS til - " J '
T.onJICt. I 1 1 L 1 r " -..V" .;,,!
prevent Ihe.r pursuers irom nu K nef dje , rfje wi(h
down and h y nati some . ope y - . . r .. m firmlv: ,he undaunt.
vitrorous defeocethey should be ultimate- e "n" u J . . . . i J rnnr.-io-P of her dlStlOSltlOO TlSinff as
lv sv.cclul. Their pistols were toaaea ? r
,., i .;...l ihf.ir rimPter were drawn. '" . " . . .
" f""- . Urew lormidab e and nnavmrlabie; and in arxious susiiense thev listened to &'e,T ann in ai.x.ous bu.j c f Abbas Mi
the rapi
thtir pursuers.
It wh- but a minute before their toe
nppeare.l turning the ioint of the rocks
be!ow them, and they no sooner cangnt a .rUm: of the fugitives, than a loud
fbor.t M.nounced their gratifications, and
Braziihan Combs.
Italian Crapes, all colors, N. in bin nnd I nnton '.raoe.
A large assortment of Calicos, all qualities
. . i ... .... .........
LiOlOlCO luubiius, lor lining, A large assortment of Gingham Garment and furniture Dimity, lied ticking, at various prices, Blue Checks, at various prices, Colored Domestics, for dresses, Irish i .iiien. a pood stock.
- ' 3 0
Dombazetts, Bombazines and Circassians
A large stock of Hosiery and Oioses,
all qualities, Brown Domestics, of all qualities, Plain and fiaured Batteist, Black lasting and Brochelle,
IJ.r.l'u niw nnd l.lhlo Oilltu r.
nx.ons suspense they listenea to b jj ,rza I reat varietv of Summer wear, J and approaching trampling ol Buttons, snool balls, cotton thren
or the mmion of his will."
' We shall leave these matters to be
e! tied between you and hi highness, on
jour return." said the officer. Coralinn," said Everington, who had maintained the most inflexible silence.
tllir , nut. I ...... i II. . I . I ..... 1 ... Ii.n. nnH Dlnm
m. i uni o inv wr.K 11111(111112 111111- ni u ci.uu.
tb ce.n,t, of their trinmp ' noagn eftcra their h-M-e were covered with sweat and eu lu ,rl J . . . . 1 . ... ui,,i t ons showered upon him by his captors;
tam, and panting .or oreain , .... , my d ' but , hope , have
nnl .1 mOIDl'Ill tlOt UraWIIISt IIICI1 rvilrc - - - no. a momeiu u u. enough to despise the power wi.h sl,M,tsof pra,-e t.Al Mndinvok. y J J P ing the aid of the prophet for the : destruc Jl , tir... of the ntidel d"g. advanced at a ""IF 6
I Buttons, spool balls, cotton thread, tapes, ' .... ii i . i - 1 1
bibini, neeoies ana tiumuies, F.'.rtini.t C.ilo.Tn water.
GROCERIES, fife
Groceries, Ten, Cof-yF"
lee, bugar, tepices,
swift d-.Mom and in sinjle file to the as
sauif. Cverinton and Hamors stood firm
with their cocked pistols in their right . - I 41
hand, an I their sabres in their leu
retained the remembrance and love of
mv dearest Coralinn "
" You see," said the chief, pointing to
wards the sun, " that it is declining, and
.a, ,n t their sabres ,n tne.r ... done wfi mngt Wo ,n..d h nrti nn the road, and they k1"" '
. . i o...: . nnw return.
must form the barrier, ., u . immediately obey
In hi KPivaiit- 11 VOU snooi ici.ic. ... oti.sse.vani yu hor?ic of bjth parties were liore and I will dispose ol the riuer. . , nor e anu wu K , eprnrcd, and gieat wan the surprise, not
-img -7 I0"."1' 7 only of Everington, but of the pursuers dog!" shouted the chief who led th on th that IUbo whom
squadron. rf j - f d d had diMppeiired The only answer given by the tbe, h.Fr. wm pist.d. of Everington and Hamors who .odj d both tired at the same instant, and with 00 "h1 J
- . . i i L t, I WAR I1UW CVC rwuti iriiim,u w ,
fatal etJcct. Ttp nnie Deasi on - - - . . ,
the E.iir wa. mounted, made a desperate wno ,mru .... """i TQBEY &
He intends, always to keep
on hand, a varielv . f FUR AM) WOOL HATS, of the most fashionable shapes and colors.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
Cnnsistins' of Cloths, of various colors)
Muslins, (of various qualities) Checks, Plaids, &.C. &c. vV-c. &lc.
And nil articles, ireuerally for sale in
this market, which he will sell as low as
can be bought in this county for CASH or
the following articles ol
COILYTRY PRODUOt:,
Flax and tow Linen. Feathers, Beeswax
Tallow, Flax, Flaxseed, Ginseng. Corn, Oats. Bacon hams, dried and green Hides,
of all descriptions and many other articles
too numerous to name in an advertisement
HEN 11 V COT i ON.
Mountstcrling, April 8. 1&S
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ii,.,.it!R. Itnives or an Kinus: cutlet:
mills and cery thing else, that is wanted
in this line.
Glass and Queensware, and every thing
that is wanted in this line.
Tinware, of all kinds, Nails, assorted sizes. Castings nnd iron
chains of different prices and qualities. ii a
Saddlery, ot al Kinas. Hats, black and drab, roram and castor fur Hats, ond Palmettos of all sizes. Leghorn, Dunstable and Navarino Bon note
And a great variety of other articles too
tedious to mention Vevay.april 15 G.McC.
nast favors, hooes for a continuance
thereof, therefore begs leave to inform his friends and the pubtie in general, that he
has at his old stand in wuuiniiJir.ii-
LING, formerly occupied by Cotton and Mis,
A Generel Assortment of WLYTER A.D SPRLYG
JYEW GOODS, Just Opened, I&T JACKSONVILLE.
CANE hnve just
are now opening, a va
ted, made a desperate r-- - - nf jgi XKKlt i
plunn forward, then Partly turned, rear- undounteu y ""- "Z O received and
edonhis hind feet, and while hi. mas be , - , . -r j .-j-j 7 nety of
ter's hand rehsed its grasp upon the bri "'S "5 " ' .. ' f , enmo die, both fell lifeless in the" narrowest horses would probably be : found I .om. i cart of the nathwav where down the Uy thUgh part ot the pathway. ii.on did not prevent his carrying
I lie eucci tt" bu suuueu, iiiu iiic i . . , , . hia ' ' ' 'fault so rapid. lht the second individual effect, with increased activity, nis exhibit ;hei dg t0 those who wjsht0 pur
in puisuit was unable to cheek hi horse '.reci... - before he wa, entangled by the fallen the mountain. Everington was mono ed one, and ere he could extricate himself. one of the hor.es belonging o Ihe his ruler had received a .hot through the party, and Coralinn who was so fatigued brain; while clinging with a death grasp m to be unable to mamln hei seat on to the reins as he fell, th. affrighte- horseback, was placed behind one of the . .....i.. . i:..w: -a. horsemen, and the whole arty were re-
Bicru wjis iu'I'Iihij ii uhjuiiuu nun uiiuci - - i rf L , j i... u.. . Itracincr their steps to the plain, the
, ',.n..m ....t.r rnf...i..iK.KH. ed were left unbur.ed, the ch.ef re-AGS WANTED. The highest
bh d ' marking as he patsed them, that they had price given. STOREY & CASE
5. The.curie of the prophet reit on the fallen honourably, and thit now e.nce me jucksimvillciJctoDcr
T'hev dppm it iinner.essarv to make a
great display; but wilt, with much pleusure ...u:l:. .c: i . - . u i u .
inn n .iir..r irf.i if if 1 1 Willi ill I. ill
......... ....... V. V U U .V. .....vw ....w ." ..... J - . - base tliair snrinrr sunnlv. feelincr satisfied
0 ii. o .1 . 'II 1 ..I .
tnai no one win leave meir store, on ac
count of their prices. Ladies and Geutle
men. give us a call.
PRODUCE of all kinds, taken in pay
ment, at tne markt price. Jacksonville, April 19.
SADDLING BUSIKFSS.
QlIE subscribercaTjj ries on the SADDLING BUSINESS, in all its various branches; his shop is on Ferry street, two doors above the corner of Main and Ferrv-streets: where he
keepg constantly on hand Men and Women's SADDLES of every fashion and
quality. ALSO.
Keeps constantly on hand, all kinds Oi
Itridfcs and Harness,
all of which he offers for sale al the low
est prices for cash, or such country produce as may be agreed on. . St -"l ITf - -m
JAiUU. V, UbS. Vevav.Dec. 28, 1831.
aDapiiD
CONSISTING, IN l'AHT, OF
Black, and CLOTHS, Mired.
Sheeting and ) $1 Shirting of various widths.
Checks and Plaids. GROCERIES,
OF Every Description, Castings. Hardware. Cutlery. Tinware,
Iron. Steel. Nails Shovels, Spades, Lea
ther, Salt, &c. &c. &-C
And all articles, generally lor sale m this market, which he will sell as low as can he bought ic this county for cash or
the billowing articles oi
COUNTRY PRODUCE
TW I.iiiPin. Feathers. Beeswax. Tallow
Flax. Flaxseed. Ginseng. Corn. Oats. Ba
con hams dried and greet., Hides oi aw
description.
LtX maw n. in i a.. Mountsterling, Feb. 19.
A Valuable Farm, FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM, for sale, situated in the town-
hhip ot rosey, county ol Switzerland. Indiana, on the bank of thf
Ohi river, four and a half miles below the
Rising Sun. 1 he road from evay to the Risinc Siiu runs through this tract of land
and strikes the river in the centre of said.
tract at Eiatra terry, Containing
ACRES OF LAND
A good dwelling house 25 acres impro v.i 1 ti.-t
ved and tne remainaer wen iimuerea. The terms mado easy for particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises'.
Posey township May G.
N. R. All those, that have unsettled ac
counts with the firm of Cotton &. Mix,
will please call and settle the same, on or
before tbe 10th of March next, or tney
will positively nave costs to pay
February 10.
COTTON fc MIX
BLANK DEEDS,
fAN at all times, hereafter, be had 4 at 12 cents per single copy, at
The Clerk's orlice, in Vevay, Samuel Beal, Esq. Mountsterling.
Joseph Short s, in Craig township, Long's fulling mill, Craig do
hnos Jttleheld, Cotton Alfrey's mill, in Pleasant William C. Mitchell's, do Aribert Gazlay's in Posey Samuel Hicks' in Cotton A mas A. Brown's in York
The Messenger office, Jeffcreori. Octobpr20.
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