Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 94, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 June 1833 — Page 3
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WEEKLY BIES52MGER
.2 PEISSI&V T.i,E.
CHAPTER VI.
" The ?nnke's futkv tcnsnie the dragon'
faiij:, Snail pierce thy side with many a twang.
4 he upas gum shall run lhv' thy veins, Atid each torture us'd to increase thy pains, Then beware, wretch! O! beware f me, For whithersoever thou may's flea, 1 warn thee now; then s'aiid in fear, Nor court my young Cas ilian denr!" Anunymus. The utmt care and precaution l.ad been fp.keti to prevent the leat comma titration between Everington and Cora mo. during-the march, he being placed
in the front, and she in the rear of the Jetac.brr.ent ; l"v t when they reached tk
plain. a the faithful wirl paset him to lie placed on tlic magnificent howdah which wh carried by the largest ele phant, be placed her white hind to her !ip, and aid ia l-mes intended to reach
I will at lea know the ex;ent of my I lungenn," said Everington, as with his
hand upon the wall, which was covered
mosque traversing above the cypres grove by which it was surrounded, and near which be was standing. The tor-
that one hundred and fifty vessels of A.S
rent kinds are employed in navigating lake I
liith mnnlH uml :ifitnnojD h ihnn tvai ir.lunllv rerAnred. And uhfn iiiLflC.
, -i..ucc, tic; muvrijri ' ' J - - . ...
rropeo his way along. I a again taken from In eye, h was
The distance he traversed proved that standing before the prince Abbas ftlirza it wa of considerable extent; but the .'" the hall of justice. The prince did examination showed also that 'he door!nt deign to notice hm, but eat with his
hy which he had entered, wag the only eyes fixed, apparently, on the uiagnifi
place ef ingress or egress to the dudgeon. cent carpet which covered the divan.
i
It is stated in the Pa. Erie Observer, TT? JO f TJT 1 ff C7"
liim and none de My word is paed; if you.die, Cora linn dies with you." i VerXT n n ! h I n it m dan. nrirl ' f e taI i n r1
.t . " , . . u. he hastily strode across the dnngeon the prisoner, who, whatever he might 5
aw the necessity of keep-
The floor was of stone, but covered with a wet slimy matter, which convinced Everington that it was sometimes cover ed with water; and he remembered that once a year, at least, it wa said the dun geons were emptied of their inmate b the overflow ing of the Pendemir. To Everington it was a time of almost inconceivable agony and despair; he was
brave, and could have died the death of
a soldier, without a muimnr; but to be "hut out from the cheerful light of day t be buried alive to die a living death; Slleo" his mind with horror. And Cora liun. his faithful and beautiful Coralinn. where was shef "God of mercy protect her!" he es
claimed, a? tilled with conflicting emotion,
Near him, but in a lee elevated situation, sat the cadi, or chief jttire of the city ,
waiting the orders ot his superior; uno" a circle of the officers and the guards of
the prince, completed the list of persons
resent. In a large mirror which was
suspended against the wall, Bverington
saw his own figure, and was chocked at
the change which had taken place in his
appearance. pale and sallow his er hollow and sunken his countenance ghastly, and his person covered with the
tilth of the dungeon the whole conspir
ed to prove the pestilential and foul con-
iitin of the place in which he had been
unmuied
to be contipdeo
have feared, saw
ing np the hope of Coralinn; 'fear no thing, Allah will protect and bless us " Ahppft hnrrirrl mnrrh nvar ftia ntiln
..;Tv,t ,haa', ,u I ,l I ed skeleton. Re moved hi hand sloly riignt overlook them, ana thev encamtie'l
His foot struck against something up
on the floor he stumbled and If 11 he
turned to examine it it was a half wat
near the nuns of Perepoli. Close'v pinioned and secured a Everington, wa he was none the less carefully guarded,
and hi present situation, added to the Vfoepect befire him, did not suffer him t rest. The shrill cry of the hvena. and
ackali was heard among the ruins, as
:J:cy prAwkd around the camp of the in
triHers on their domains; and from some
over l? there was a frightful hismg and
a large serpent crept from beneath the
unrolled garments and twined its long
scaly folds around his aim. With a
-cream he tore it from him. and spring
ing to his feel, attempted to fly from the
revottiDg spectacle but struck against the wall of the prison with such violence
that he fell, insensible, to the pavement.
rjpHE nbscriher has received a laige - additional assortment of cheap new
. ....
Ano.her txportatuu cl young women jGooda, which he will dispor-e of, on the from England to Van Deiman's land, ? iil- ,n,wt ifc;!t.on ible teims. ed lately. The carco consisted of ZM je w,snei (n purchare WHEAT, oats, young mow and spinsters. s,w.s. Lc. &c. tc. and w.il.vetbc
g-v y -mr i , . , , highest market price fr sue h ai.d all 0 One Joseph jJJatthewa 4 down east,' whd '. " . .. , '. . , P V, . jher country produce.
LYM N W. MIX.
1
T1 .IW-P'"'
adverlihtd his spouse,' in due form ot Ijw1
was induced to publish t':e following:
Uhereasniv wife Irene, like oah's tt ve, has returned to my bed and hmrd and be
haves as a -jieasani wife, thi U t.'ieiefoio
to revoke my former advi rtisen. nt.
The legislature ol Conntcticui, at their
late sesdion, incoi ported six new banks
MARRIED, In Posey town-hip - u i 10h instant, by Ar.ber? iazlav , Eq. Lewi- 1). wxs to nd-i- Mary AnThur-ti.
DIED - On Wednesday, (JEOHGR ' RAIv , i sq. if Ciaia 'ow:mc.. Switzerland cir v. Mr. Cr-i'tu en ir vrd !r ui the sbHe of Virji-in'a, tif:y-wo years ajfn. 'o thr stHte .f Ki i;ttii k wi'!i a large connexion and se.rleii near Lexintoii and
tesiJed in ten ears.
ndiana, f r he last t-veiity-se
Mount-terling, June 15.
iEW GOODS. f SIIEj ulccriber res.n'c'ft:l.y ir.focmA y the public, that tie has j st rcceiv-
A tariff! aVorlimiat of Ofalnijyt ntry iJttcrijiliun, and loom mc r j us to mention at Jail length. lie is piriicularly ia want of Wiieatt Oats. live and Corn, for which he ill give ihe highest price he will also take produce generaliv, at the muiket price. IIEMIV COITOIJC iMou titstoi ling. .May 'JO.
PRINTER S RETRbAT, INDIANA.
SAl'UKDAV, JUNE 1 83 o
Jone and lofty column, the owl uttered its "7 ,on& snuauon
hodinsr crv. when the twi!lffbt mU.aI ew noi, ne was connnent tnai a con
i.arr. t f.u 4 r .i siderable time nmt have elapsed U'lth
ieu. iruiiiic iioiii ui qucFi 01 ineiri . xrey. Rat, i1iiiPft thr.,V, ii,. i-.m ,he e"ie ol ex-ience, a sickening re ol
-.i i.ihar.r.r;ck; P r ' lection of 'he horrors of his fate cam-
ington, Ihey teemed like the chosts cf over hira ' w,,h a ,Mlh l,ke fie
, i. : . I.. i pression ot hi leelines, and a ensalion
"''-c iiw-r i.iimm nan ueoiaieo anu i " i.,iJ ,un. i: i i f weakness tha convinced him hi hour-
..,-. h.j.1 i. -, ot hie "would be tew, unless he wa re WOO na'i l en COn'lPOinn in th il htplnll '
form, to exniste their nm.lt. The HPSo moeH f,om ,h1 lUce- Vicng h.s hand
lotion w.tb which they xvere surrounded. the wet fl ,r to r;,i"e h,mstlf' ,l resl rgreed, but too welL with the state of e1 on something wh.cb struggled v.oiei.t
JvenngtAn lecline. For hime!f. he
Jtnew th?re whs nothing to hoie; and if
he wa to be torn from his loved one. but
Httle to fpar Hut for her. he trembled
with horr0r when he reflected that the
beautiful nd high s.mled creature must
he sacrificed to the brutal pnss'ons of n
tyrant.
ly to escape; and the carhunrled back
and swolen form, showed it to be an oveigiown toad, which the heated ima
gination of Everirgtnn. pictured as having attained that fiightful ize by livine
in the victims which there fell a sacrifice
to tyranny.
' Not jet," raid he, as he started to
FOURTH OF JULY. The undersigned, committee of arrangements, hereby give notice, that
J OILS i.UTTLES will prepare the dinner, on the 4th of July next, conve
nient to ids hon.rf:. rersons wishing to partake thereof, will hand their names to a member of the committee. The price of Dinner, including other refreshments, will be one dollor per couple and cents for a single gentleman.
L r. . . -ii- i . '
Morning came, and with it the march ms Iee, ' am ' w,mn- 10 Pecome xva; reamed; and before noon. Evering- 10 uch 1 animals" ton found himself fettered, and closed Ho,T l'as'1 away he hd no uiihm the wh U of sch.ras. Ko oo,,pr meaD know'n f,,,t a pan' Gn had the pai -ty, with the fugitives, entered t,on of hnng" l,d thirst a sickening the cnv. than thej were met by a mes f"tne" "ht'h attended the last move renger'from Die prince who held a short me", a "u-ion ( idea, and debility ronFereijce with die rh et. t thP rl0i. of "f body, demonstrated that he had breath
which, Everingt M,, was, UUen from the H a l'ilnial ar, under the influence
horse, bimdloided, and then, with a tile wh,ch the I'vers ol life could not
nfmn ou each side, marched rm-.rier '"'"g 'vive. The inclination to sleep
able distance, when they suddenly halted lvR8 pr-'vS but he daied not indulge for a few moment. ui fr hi sleeping moments were moie " If I am to die," said Everington, who '1'cactful than his waking ones, and that
mmiected that preparations for such an areaa wa9 nl y wlpg ' ,tje Hi,r
event were making, "let me meet death '"B cflect of his imagination
Isaac Chamberli r,
Iler.ry l otion,
I,) man V. Mix, Edwi Siorv.
Lawrence Nilicll. Charles F. Kruiz, Edward G. Lewis
David S' ward,
Samuel ii. Walker. Jacob JS;:utT,
William 13. Lmtnett Enos Littleficld, Comrnitt i , OCT The committee are requt stcd l meet at the Jacksonville school hou on Monday nexi, 2 o'clock, P. M.
O.i-e
like a man; 1 snail not shrink from it
when it comes "
You ndl know your destination,"
.... I C . 1 UCUCdlll I
l. . .1.. j ' coiling its fold
sn.i a r a ki iiKr i nt i i uiui ncaiiii I v
jHIU Ok 3 in- - ' ----- iiiiu i-nwj grating of some massive and little used door on its hinges, told Everingion that
tbey were entering iome building, though
what and where, it was impoisude to as
certain
When the door closed behind them the sudden transition from the hum and
bustle of the city, the neighing and gal
loping of horse the lively and gay sound
of voices, to the total and death like si
lence around' them, spoke plainly the ihickne- of the wails imh which they
were enclosed. After descending a flight of steps, another door opened, and from
the hollow reverberations of the echoes,
"app.arc, "CJ " , , and at lasl-joyful 8igkt!-a gleam ol subterranean oassag. Another fl.ght of ht f
ten was sijcceeoeu "t ou'nuer mate iu - - , . - . . 1 , . e . . and greeted eyes which had so long been fc irupprsed. at the eilremity ol which , 6 . J. , , . -
the third and las' door oped Ever
insrton's hand- we.e now unbound, the
imn. taken fr-m his iVet, the door was
nartlv unclo-ed. and still blindfolded, be
w -
when he attempted to sleep he was smi
lenly aroused by finding a snake, eout
and chilling, endeavoring to foice its way
beneath the clothing of his body, ami
around his neck. I he
instant he was motionless, reptiles of va
rious kinds began to gather around him, and he felt as if they had already mai ked
him for their prey. II w gladly would he have welcomed death, but it seemed
le flv from his embrace.
All last, when hope h d fled, when he
thought that his feeling had been ren
iered callous by the intensity if-uffenng
a siight sound in the subterraneous re
gions of his dungeon aroused him from
his legthergy. Li-tening with ears which
had been tendered acute by misery, he
heard voices, and then footsteps in the
passage that led to ihe dungeon. Again
he heard the murmurous bolts withdraw
A CARD. Mr. AlfilOS LaitC respectfully forms his fellow-citizeds of ihe Fourth srcFsional district, tlat lie will .mend II o'clock, A. M. at iho following place aid make known his opinions n the ira
sums that will probably occupy the alte'
on ot the next congress.
At the court-h use in Vevay, on Satu. iy, July 0. At Ja. oh Korn's, on Monday the 8th. At Allenville, on Tuesday the li:li. At Colin McNutt, seivson Wednesday
the 10 h.
At Patriot, on Thursday, the 11th. All the other candidates are respectfully
invited to attend.
Lawrenceburg, June 10, 1833.
deprived of its exhilaiating influence
As the door opened, a soldier entered
whose oountenance manifested much eur
prise at finding the prisoner living. He
held a lamp in his hand, but the vitiated
" . . . i. .i ....a . .. .j . . .
" thru! mrougu . , . r of dun ,.r,ced such an hf.t.ihf rloe(l noon h.m. lie tore the . . . I . . . .
turban wih which ne na i oeeu oiinaeu
from hi head, but impenetrable darkne-s
met hi eye; and the l.ti sounds he
heard were ttu- harsh grating of ihe key,
as bolt after bbli was turneii up him.
" I am buried alive," sai.J Everiugtou aloud, and he started at the bollaw and
unearthly sound of his owo voice; when
he remembered the accounts he hau
heard of the dungeons of Schiias, where kingly vengeance nn.nuied Ihote victims
it did not dare openly to immolate.
He called aloud- but was only anwer
ed by echoes gloomy as the dungeons that gave them birtk. The chilliness, and
dampness of the air, proved that he was
far under ground ; and the only ihmg inai gave him hope, was thalome he fancied
feet upon it, that lis feeble glimmer pene
(rated but a few feet into the gloom
around bun
"Frank," said ihe soldier, you are
sent for: let us tirsl put this turban over
your eye."
Everington did not reluse; any late
would have been preferable to a longer
residence in that loathsome dungeon, tie
was again blindfolded, and led out the
-ame way he had entered
At the moment of emerging him into
. . . i j . . 1 1
the outer air, the lurnan accioeniaiiy
dropped from the eyes of Everington
and he often afterwards declared that he
never experienced snch a sensation ol
iure pleasure as he did at that time
when he once mort beheld the glorious
.ight of day again breathed the fresh
Departed this life, at Printer'.
R' treat. la on Tu sLyia-d. rnr.. llavfj Elhuliiiila Siven.
wilb ot Wiihaui C. Keen, ag.'.l a out 3 1 years, ller piisical p .w- . had long been in a declining 5'ate, a vicfirn to pulmonary consumption, but hur intellectual eaer-
lited reaiaiutid unimpaired to the last moment of her existence. Sim
sunk under a gradual decay of na
ture, and died with mt a struggle In all her sickness, she wasresi ni
ed to t!ui will of Clod. She has lef
a tiusuaua, lour inian: daurliters.
ind a long tram of relatives U
mourn her irreparable loss.
' Where is she now" In vain her
orphans weep, And lisp their tn.ithei'a name,
The eves that watched their infant
sleep, Shall never wake again ;
Sealed in that long and deep rspose
The silent grave alone bestows.
(-" Where is she now?" Jieneatf.
yon grassy mound. There, eold and pale, she lies'.
he, in h horn worth and grace wer
found, ro chamie'en stranger's eves;
(1 uv many friends lament the lot Of her, who never can be forgot.
1 Where is she now?" Where the
sainted, rest, Where joys no tongue can tell, wait Ike spirits of the blest, And endless pleasures dwell;
Prepared for those, like her. whi
trod
The narrow path that lendA to God
EXTRA CLASS SO. IS), FuK!;33. Tube tlratvii, July GG .Yd. Lottery XQdrciai LalLolit SOiTBXIE.
f$10,i00 isfO,O0O
1 1 1 5 G 0 '20 30 50 D6 5G 112 2il0 15400
of
of of of of of of of of of of ol of of
3,160 is
1.400 is 1.U00 is 400 is 300 is 300 13 150 ia ICO is 40 is 30 is 50 is 10 is 5 is 3 is
3,100
1 460 5,000 2,400 1,800 4, GOD 1,500 5,000 2,210 1,680 1,120 1,120 13,440 46.2G0
S 102,060 -shares in
18040 prizes, amounting to Tickets FOUR DOLLARS
proportion. S. J. SYLVESTER. Pittmburg, June 21.
4 hum: i; a. Three deaths l y t holera, have taken
ilace within wltzel'la.)d rounty,sinre our
ast report. Another of mr. Luster s fanii
y,in Craig township mr. P.arder and Jo
shua Hick' daughter, both of Patriot.
Private letters from New Organs give
the most horrible account of the ravages of
the Cholera at that place one hundred
and upwards dying daily. On the planta
ins tlie negroes are dying in immense
numbers.
TAKEN UP,
Y Jonathan Robinson ,sr. living in Posev town-
M ship. Cswfzerland county, la. V A dark lirowii ITlare,
6?iiaa supposed to be three vears old
ast spring, a strip in her forehead, one fore
and one hind foot white, I3i bauds high.
Appraised to $20, by Peter Reynolds und Jonathan Robi.i3nn.jiin. before me, this
lSUi day ol June, 1833
AIlllJi:Rf GAZLAY. J. P.
Three steam boats were burnt at the
wharf at Louisville, on Sunday night last the Sentinel, Delphine and one
other, the name of which we have for gotten.
Tne jury have returned a verdict of
Guilty, against JOEL CLOUGII, for
'he murder of mrs Jilary V . Hamilton, at Bordentown, New Jersey. His execution
is to take place on the 26th of July next
Intelligence from every , east, west
north and south, give high hopes of abun
dant crops this season. We have never seen the crops generally, in our county,
jook so prosperous as at this lime.
It appears by a fiscal table, recently pul;
lished in a London paper, that 540,000 la
milies have a particular interest n the Pub
lie Debt of Great .Britain I ruly, ia Eu
gland, a national debt is a national blessing to the few; but what says lli many the
poor, tho tax paying, many .
The cashier of the Greensburg brand
of the bank of Georgia, is charged with a
deficit of ;71,000. It is stated that his
elTects have been seized, and will nearly
cover the whole amount.
f . l illrni vi uny uuaiu uicamtu uit ., l.e felt the winnowing of a bats wing, as hn.M nri
it flitted around h..n in the pitchy dark .
Ke,.,andlhena?hethought,deaionstrat.-i .c,et he knew he -va
the certainty ol some coma.c.oo w. f fif fac be. the upper air. He mov.d a few feet and r
us hand struck agamst a wall.
The largost merchant ship in the United
States, one hundred and lorty-thiee feet in
length) was launched in Baltimore on the
2d i nst. lrom the yard ol Jkennard i eon.
CONCEHTKIC MACHINERY, A JVEIF LXVEXTIOX.
MAV'G procured a paiont from the United States for an improvement
jn mechanism, which improvement consists in reversing the powr of wheels from the rims to the centre, which I cnll
Concentric llachitiery. This improvement can be beneficially
applied to mills of every description. I
have just put a grist mill in operation lor
Charles F. Krutz. Esq with one horse, the stone in his mill, which is 23 inches in diametre, makes 160 revolutions in one
minute, the horse moving at the rate of two
and a half miles an hour; and grinding
with ease three bushels of corn per hour.
This Concentric Machinery can be e-
rci led at less than one hall of the cost
of common machinery, which produces
the same power and motion; and is believed to be the best constructed plan for horse power, applied to grinding. Oi?" Persons wishing to build or repair
horsemills are invited to examine th mill at mr. Krutz's. Rights to use said
improvement can be obtained on reasonable terms, from the subscriber, liv
ing near Krutz s mill, Jefferson town
ship, Switzerland county, Indiana.
liLMK i BUELL. June 27.
NO. 6. Original Anecdote. A Jacob, fresh from the Uoosier State, in telling the nature of the Steam Doctor' No. 6, said, ' In short, it's as hot s H-ll slewed dawn to a half pint."
from the Jezv Orleans Courier. LOSS OF THi; STEAMER LIONESS. Tne streamer Lioness, captain Cockrella, on her passage frem this place to Xatchitoches. was entirely destroyed by tire on the 10th lost. Several lives were lo-t, among whom was the hon. Josiah S.. Johnsou, (J. S Senator fiom this State i
hon. E. D. White, a representative in Congress, was badly wounded. The fol
lowing is the account of the sad duiker,
which was furnished to the editor oi the Bulletin, by the clerk, who arrived here ihis morning in the steamer Huron. . The steam boat Lioness, Wm. L. Cork relle, master, on her passage from New Orleans to Natchitoches, took fire when about 40 miles above Alexandria, on Red lliver, and was entirely consumed. The
lives of 15 or 16 individuals were lost, and at many olhsrs were more or les wounded. It occurred about 5 o'clock )n ihe morning of May 19, when but few
iiad left their btr:hs, which accounts for
so many deaths.
The nanesot the aofoitunate sufferers
are as follows.
Passengers, liead Hon J. S. Johnson, of Louuiana; B. Q. Riggs. fc?q of Alexandria; Michael boyce, Eq do.; Mich il Clifford. New Orleans; H. Ileitz, I'eiis; Mr. Irwin, deck passfenger. Mi. . do. Crew,dea.i John Coley, male, Louis, ville; John Clark, steward, lats from England; Samuel Landis, sailer, Wm. N. S Cant, do.. James Fulsome, do., one sailor unknown; Mary Anderson, chamber maid; Alexander , 2d cook, and a re iv ant unknown, belonging to a passenger. Wounded Hon. Edward D. White, of Louisiana, badlj; Henry Boyce, Esq, f Alexandria; Mr. Dunbar, do., bai.'dy; J. 11. Graham, New Orleans; Josia.fi Johnson, 60D of ihe hon. J. S. Johnson , Michael Colgen, Natcbitochtj; J. V. Bostier, do ; Al- Kopete, do. Crew. Isaac Wright, j,Hot, slightly John Roberts, engineer; John Gilmore, sailor; and two other sal on and one liraman, names noknmvn. All others on board escaped without injury: much of ihe baggage and some money beloog'yig to the passengers was lost. The boat and cargo went down near the middle of the river, and were eniue-
ly lst. Much credit is due io the inhabitant near the spot, and at Plaisainee for their prompt assistance in saving those who were struggling for life in the current For their kindness and hospitality to the wounded, and for liberality and friendship to all the strangers thrown destitute amongst them, and to the crew of thelost bsat. T. W.TW1TCMELL. Clerk. Vext Orleans, on board S. B Huron May 24. P. S. Tho melancholy disaster above occured from gunpowder, which, blew up the boat liom the fire in tlm hold-
an?6 Pi010." ,rae3 al Ba,nn Rouge 45? death? had, place t