Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 96, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 July 1833 — Page 2

WEEKLY TttESSEHGER.

tcr the evening service commenced, and' conversec with him about the order ol the ?ciT.ioa then preaching about ten minutes. llev. Di;i5 C. Scelt, was at said

t-;,n,p meeling."saw Mr. A.liiton Wednesday morning', 'procured him a lent

to ci t refreshment in, him in the

evening near th.e close of public service,!

near the H;i:;htld teal; conversed witn

pounds. There was but four votes m

its favour, and 27" against it. 'lhe cotton duties reduction bill had

passed both Houses and received the royal asent. Mr E. J. Littleton, member of the House of Commons for the soulhern di

vision of Stallordsnire, has been ap

pointed Chief Secretary for Ireland

On the subject of negro emanc.ipa-

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him. On Thursday morning witnessjiion, a qnesuou uemg pui m mc nuUtc saw" Mr. Avery aid told him there of Commons, to ministers, lord Althorp were bad girls on the ground; Avery 'said that he was glad of an opportunity n-nlie-d that the Cornell girl was one of j to state that ministers were determined thlm-lhat he saw herin thecongrega- to persevere with the question with all

tion staring rounu, out mat wnen sue p'"' ""l"1"-"-

i ne great, meeting 01 uie puuucti

eaw him she dropped her head as if she had been shot. Kev. I'hineasCrandall.sawMr. Avery on the c;vm; ground several times on V'eonesday and Thursday; agreed to tr.hu i.-io I'rovidenre with him in his

chaise on Friday. Thursday evening w itness preac'ticd; a few seconds before he corns. a need saw Mr. Avery at the preaeher.s stand; he agreed to meet him fhere at the close of the service,

Union of Birmingham, called by Mr

Attwood, had passed over without any disturbance; MrCT onnell was present.

Some strong resolutions were passed,

condemning the course pursued by min

isters, and recommending the repeal

o" the legislative Union with Ireland.

The most important intelligence on

foreign affairs is that relative to the Dutch and Belgian question. It would

have to be guarded, to keep back th admiring crowds who throng the.m. Door,, window?, awning frames, houst iops, corners, of streets, and the high ways, aloo which if rumor hapens W ray Black Haw,k is going to pass, an crowded with all ages, sexes, and con-

Iditions, and shouts are sent up in tes

timony of this feeling of respect and attachment. It only needs the annuii ciation of a public exhibition, undei

the forms of a. miiilaty parade, or pro

cession oCauy sort, to put the city, fron

one end to jb,e other, in commotion.

We have omitted to notice the foi

mal viit .made "to. Black Hawk bv th

- - - - . . authorities, his honor the mayor, and

members of" councils because this branch of honor. might be denominated official and therefore, supposed, by some., not to have been made undei lhe influence of that "gushing" flow from the heart, which prompt lhe people to press upon and shout over those

digni'.aries. Pkila. Com Herald.

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and" go to their lodgings; they cli.l so iappear mm uie ivmg oi nonanu nieef; lodged together, and started for 'at last, agreed to an indefinite armistice. Providence next morning. An oflicial announcement of this event e. Abraham 1). Merrill saw A. on has, it is true, not yet appeared, still the ifrbnnd frequently on Wednesdayjthe positive tone in which the London and Thursday. On Thursday evening! papers speak of it, leave little reasons 4vcrv opened the prayer meeting inlto doubt that it has actually taken

The Lioness. Melancholy but inte

resting intellgence respecting some of quested to see the bodies before he

place.

There is nothing that throws any additional light on trie state of affairs be-

t'le western tent tent; remained there till the horn blew for preaching. Mr. ivcrv was in the habit, when witness

kwew him of taking long excursions onjween Turkey and Egypt,

loot-.- Un i iiarsaay aaernoon, :jana catrte into a tent where witness was, and said she had been a very bad girl, and reqaeste.d his forgiveness. Rev: Henry Mayo, was much in the coenpny of Mr, Avery on the ground; on Thursday evening witness was in the western tert from half past five till

the horn blew, when they left the tent-,1

v.itress a little before A. but they both r hed the "preacher's tent at the same motpev witness remained with Mr. .v.erv till Mr. C'randall got through preacbittc.nnd came- for him when the' v..; !t" the ground together Rev. tS..rrvj l Palmer was in the tent during tr.t'at of the evening. IVitness saw Marin on the ground and remarked that

she was pregnant,

Honors to Black llatvk. Black Hawk and his brethren followed clo'e at the heels of the presi eent as far as New Yoik,and shared in the applause which the occasion dr-w forth. This appears to have excited the indignation of some of the collat editors, if not the jealousy of the pres ident himself and so the connexion

was cut short at New York, the presi

dent taking one track and Blark Hawk being ordered to another. Whilst they

travelled together a double gratiri :acation was atf rded to the people, who

could Look on tl is picture, and on that,1' and by comparison judge which madr

the b-st figure in the show. Black

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rw S.-imuel Palmer. sat bv Mr. A'si Hawk, however, labored under the dis

in the preacher s tent, on Thursday iuva.uage ' navin no laiu.iui serine

- - at ms eioow, iu uuie uwi? im uiuv"

i rsDetsey Wavo, saw Maria sever- ments and language. Baltimore Chron

sidf

; Ktinieson the ground Thursday atter1,00 1, she came to the table back of the

Poor Blark Hank! Thev have too

ned his lour to the east, and will nol

ter.!-, sue said to witness, Mr. Avery is r mi t him any lunger to follow the hers; wUness replied that S3 r. Merrill jtmimphal car hti "prpton given

wa--also; Maria said, "she knew it, and Q the captive at Philadelphia, was so

had' spoken to turn." Witness tnenjittie different from that given to the

tol i her that Mr. Avery was in the tent,! president, that it excited the spleen

wre.i she went directlv away. Mr A.

reproved witness for speaking to her. ft! rs Patty Bacon, lodged in the Muddy Brook tent; saw Maria, and remarked that she was a married woman or ought to be, saw her change her clothes thought she was pregnant. Concluded next week.)

and indignation of many. Indeed there seemed to be a eort of contest between the friends of the two great men, which should bear awa the palm the one of pity and compassion for the captive

and the other of adulation to the con queror. i

In Philadelphia, the attention paid

to him excited unplenaant feeling but

in Nw York, it became intolerable

and he was dipatched to the west

The following from the Commercia

Advertiser, is the official bulletin of the

What Rext? We have been informed within a few Any past, on go-id au

thcrity, that theie is now livine in the i tht the president might be alone in

low not rVovicence, h female nv the namely glory" (J- S telegraph

o! "ila: i brio.v Cornell. Ut ner cnracter we sv nothing, further than to state that there

i,now no rloubt that lh,s is lhe indenlical- York Purtion of t,,e BUtk Hawk's

tt..,.d in the t.UI of Averv. as Maria! "At length he presented himself at

Sr .w at one idace. a Maiia Cornell Htl'n epen window, of the second story

a - i . . j r.n f itook otf his hat, (he was in citizens

,h,r,i n,.,ht,pri:ipnrnf SurHhiJrrw) a,,d waved H wrd the mul

-V! r'o r .io. -(.mat ,iPrMfeijs lUode, at lhe haine time bowing.gver-

answer 'none of your business, and

leing unarmed, he went out to pro ore assistance in the meantime the murderer went to an adjoining room md put his axe into a closet. By the time three or four persans could be collected it was dusk, and on entering the house they perceived something in one corner of the room, covered with an eld carpet, on removing which the woman and child were seen, the for mer exhibiting some faint signs of life, and an attempt was made to raise her ip but before candles were precured he ceased to breathe. During this time Sherman came from another part

of the house and attempted to pass out

through the room where the bodies were, when he was seiied and bound with a cord. He made a little resistanc at first, but soon yielded, saying 'he had done it and was ready to die.'' On being aked what he had killed his wife for, said she had aggravated him to do it she had taken the children's wages, and refused to let him have money to pav a bill for meat. He re-

or 8me part of the abdomen, or bolii these may be together, with or. without -ome nausea in this case let the patient take fiom ten o twenly'drnp of the cam.phorated alcohol, in a spoonful of water, keeping himself to the house and confining himnlf esruively to rice water or corn meal gruel for diet if the kin be dry, drink freely of warm balm or sage tea, and if the feet or skin incline to be cold, dry heat should he applied while the pat i tut i9 in bed to induce perspiration. M h.

the victims of the explosion on board

the Lioness, has just been received by various letters from a friend of the late

Mr. Clifford of this city, part of which

we think, wdl afford some degree of

gratification, however melancholy to

hat worthy mans relatives and ac

quaintances.

By one of his letters from Alexan

dria, June 1, it appears that the body

f Mr. Clifford bad been recovered

and intfrrrd opposite to that town on

he 30ih ofMay. A Mr. Campbell,

who Knew nim personally, ana me dres he wore, identified the corpse

iudoe Johnson's body, as it is believed,

had been buiied a little higher up, a few days previously. It is some solace to mourners, that thoe whom (hey

lament had the last effire of sepulture

performed to their remains; that fhev were "by strangers honor'd and b

Grangers mourn d. Almost all the

killed have been found, some but little

disfigured others mutilated.

The mangled suivivors have a hard

er late tnan those wno pensnea at

once. A poor passenger ws i-till ly

ng in ag.iny ai Judge Smith's planta

tion on the 31st. Both his hands were

pealed of their flesh, and it was equal

ly distressing to humanity fo see the an t t - i

snnerer or lo near nis groans ana

screams.

A Mr. Onsley made a remarkablr t

escape. Me was up ana aressea ; wnei

the explosion happened, he found him self lying Mtho'ng a pile of fragments

was taken to jail, and after looking at

them said, 44he did not mean to kill the child, and was sorry for it." The wounds upon the deceased were prin ripally upon their heads, which were

shockingly mangled and broken to pieces. It is supposed that the child did

not receive but two blows one with

the edge, the other with the back of

the nxe the last ot which broke the

skull in two places, producing what is

termed counter fraction. It strug gled for n while, but medical assistance

which was very promptly given, was

entirely in vain, and died about 12 o'

clock in the night. By this act of an

unfeeling father, a large family of chil

dren are cast destitute upon the world.

Sherman was brought before a ceurt

of examination on Saturday morning

ir.d fully committed to take his trial

at lhe next session of Superior Court,

which will be held at New London in

September. The bodies of his wife

and chili were interred on Sunday

morning, followed to the grave by a

very large concourse, probably not less

ih:ti hfife-: hur dred dollars.

h.tving fallen through the cabin floor

on the eneine. Feeling his "clothes

ill in a fl.ime, he made a desperate ef

fort extricated himself, and jumped m

to the river, the remaining null and boilers sinking instantly after in thirty

or thirty-five feet water.

It is supposed that the I idians below

collected or riled most of the tranks thai were afloat. Cholera since broke

out among them, and they have fled a

wav.

Those who are bereft by this sad ac rident, we muet consign o their forli

tnde, to resignation, to the svmpath)

of their friends, and the soothings o

Hope. Jieo Orleans paper.

g f;n era l lle i ion,

To beheld on the first Monday in August

next.

Consrress-

Amoa Lane

John Test

Enoch McCartj. LEG1SL.1 TUIiE, -Samuel Fallis, Daniel Kelso Charle3 F. Krutz, John P. Lillard. James V. flood.

Sheriff of Switzerland co. Ralph B. Cotton, George E. Pleasants, Morton Craig,. ; Pruett Harvej Bela Hearick, William Keith. IiraeVR. Whitehead. William R Wilej. COROJVER, George Brown. Stephen G Peabodj, John Stepleton. Cosbj M. Lewis. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, Thomas Cole, John Hicks.

o- r

bten Ithe fiaii

i down with tKe sipgilnritie". und the crimes of another

: tre n .;ae nore a resemuiance io neie. Whv h i ihi been done? Let thoe an

swer who '.M know

al limes, a la mode de President, and that day sharpened his axe, saying th exhibiting a manner which seemed to he was eoinout to chop wood aft

show that he was well pleased witn the attention which he attracted. The

tva j k moment he piesented himself at the

' - i :

iherough'y investigated and

affair

publicly s osed, ami the authors of it mde to :-el the full weight of their merited punishment. Lives there on earth (jc.id. a deil in human form, that w rla or tr.uld tesort to sach mea

sure I-t aiiv paroose whatever? If

theie ' '"-h ben:g. let them be known

that ir.ev 'ray be shunned. Fall River

Monihv--Fr. ;n the ,V rr Yurk Enquirer. FOL'li ,AN LATI.If FKO.H KXKL.VND Our r ws schooner Eclipse arrived in town i his morning, w ith London pa-

window, many voices eagerly exclaim

ed, "Theie's Black Hawk! there's Bi.ick Hawk!'" and immediately the

air was rent with three hear -beers.

Nex! .ippeared one of his companions, in lidia'i costume, with a handsome red blanket about his shoulders, and a

sort of Indian fan in his hand, which hi

waved towards the multitude in lieu

ol a hat. He too, was answered with

three cheers, as were likewise a third

and a fourth of his party who succes

sively presented themselves at the win

dows. The interview, although very

informally sonpht. was perhaps as a

CtiOILERA.

The Cholera ha made its appearance

and while it has stain its hundred, fear

has put its thousand to death. Let none

therefore be afraid. ' This epidemic has heretofore, been so characterized by par

halities in its selection!- and eccentricities in its career, that all calculation as to Utne, place and distance, 6eems to have

Ween defied. It may come with the de

v iolation of a storm, and challenge the whirlwind in in rapidity and flight, or with a mitigated violence, locate itself amonsr us, and like a Monarch throw its

own livery over the di-eases of the coun

try throughout the season, or even longer,

Uv wav of preventive, let all fruit and

berries of every description be scrupu. lously abstained from, and the use of vegetables be dispensed with entirely the Irish potatoe and rice only used as such, with meat, milk, coffee, tea, bread, &-c. as usual. Flannel or cotton should be worn next the skin, and all exposure to the night air, be strictly guarded against, whilst no excesses in eating or drinking should be committed, because of a sudden and vio

lent change in the general course of living. Habit is too omnipotent in its prerogatives, to be kicked aside with itnpu

nity then, let those who drink, drink on still, but with tnore moderation, but those

that drink not, must neither taste nor handle alchohol.

Diarrhoea is so prominent and general

a forerunner ana symptom oi me com

plaint, that it may be said, always to pre

cede the cholera, from a few hours to

several days. W do not say every bowel affection must necessarily end in cholera, but we do say every such irregularity is dangerous, and should be look

ed on as premonitory, and they who have

it, are subject to the disease in its worst form at any moment, from the slighest indiscretion in diet or exposure. Tbeu

never let a trifling looseness of the bowels

be neglected for one hour, none who do

so are sale, however well they may feel

in other respects, they are only jeopar

d'Zing their lives, by permitting an insi-

abuse it. She was "inus toe to enter and occupy every ave

with, a child about nue, till he is intrenched s strongly, that

C0UjTY COMMISSIONER, Moses Bronson, Colin McNutt, Jun. William Scudder.

S9

Noneich,June 12 A murder of the

most atrocious character was commit

ted at the village of Greenville, in this town, on Friday evening last. A man by the name of David Sherman, well

known for nls intemperate habits and abuse of his family, on the morning of

at

going out to cnop wood alter

a short absence, he returned and said

that he had changed h" mind, and be lieved he would have a high His axe

was laid aside, and most of (he day was

spent in frequent visits to a barrel of

cider, which he had in his cellar, i o

wards night he became noisy, and it is

supposed that his wife expostulated

with him upon his conduct, as she had

sometimes fold him that she could not

longer remain with him unless he be

haved better, and doubtless it was her

remonstrance's that roused all his evil

passion, and prompted him to take her

hie. ahe also refused to let him have

money well knowing, the manner in

which he would

itting in a chair

CONCENTRIC MACHINERY, A NEW INVENTION. MAV'G procured a patent from the -United States for an improvement. 1 deem it necessary to give the public information of its utility. This invention consists in reversing ths power and motion ' of maohinery from the extremity of tha wheel, through the ccntre,and is culled Concentric Machinery.

This improvement can be benefieiallv

applied, to mills of every description. I have just nut a grist mill in operation for

Charles F. Krutz, Esq. with one herse.

mesione in nis mill, which is 23 inches in diametre, makes 160 revolutions in ons

minute, the horse moving at the. rate of two

and a half miles an hour: and trrimlm

with ease three bushels of corn per hour

This Concentric Machinery can be e

reeled at less than one half of the cost

of common machinery, which produces

ine same power aiid motion; and is be-

levcd to be the best constructed plan

for horse power, applied to grinding.

OCT Persons wishing to build or repair

norsemills are invited to examine the mill at mr. Krut2's. Rights to use said improvement can be obtained on rea

sonable terms, from the subscriber, livr

ing near Allensville, Cotton township.

Switzerland county, Indiana.

HENRY BUELL. June 2. JOHN B ARKER'S ESTATE

ALL persons indebted to the estate of JOHN BARKER, sen. deceased, of

Posey township, are requested to make

immediate payment to the undersigned, and those having demands against the es. tate will present them sor examination. The estate is solvent.

RUTH BvRKER, adm'x. SIMEON S. BARKEil,adra. Psey township, July 10.

pcrs to '.tie evening of the "i'ld May, iirought by the packet ship Philadel

phia, Laptaui Lhamplm. London. .v.;tv IT.--The represents

tivesof WeM India commerce convened

yesterday, a; deliberated on the meatures to be :!.. e:. foropposieg the eman cipntio'-; i f.-Mufi.

;Y:r ' u'lr Ferguson announces, for

the I3lii June ensuing,a motion calling

the attention of t!ie Chamber lo

situation of Poland, and (he engage- . merits entered into by England in re

gard fo that country, by the treaty of

lenna. Yesterday Mr Cobbeit made a mo

tion in the House of Commons, that the

name of Sir Robert Peel should be

stricken from the list of members of the

rrivv council. , consequence of his be

ing flie author of the bill restricting the issue of bark cetcs to the sum of five

greeable to the Indians as if it hadl jx(een months old in her arms, when no h161118 are found potent enough to ex-

been conducted witn a more scrupu u annrnchf-itand ttrurk hpr with thr'pd OoDi nd me patient nnds hicnselt.

lous regard lo the customs ol fashiona . 0ranj,XP 8ucr, force as com

ble society. At all events, it was very imguAl hr haad onen between

agreeable to the multitude, who, after Lr p- doWf) the nose, hitting gratifying their curiosity, retired with (he e..itd-ih -fier lap with the same

evident marks of satisfaction . blow, and severing the entire scalp Black Hawk. We are faught to be- from its head, so that it hung off upon

lieve that all public demonsttations of one side. Several children who were

; attention to remarkable persons, indi I'm the room ran out and cried for help,

thelcate the affectionate attachment of and a woman from a family in another

those who tender them. This being so, part of the house, coming in to see

few persons hav been 6o highly honor what was the cause of the disturbance,1

ed as black Hawk. In iialtimore, me was larcea io uee larmier uie me

press was ao ereat. that those in charge monster aiming a blow at her which

of this noted personage and his com Ishe very norrowly escaped. A child

pamons, were obliged to convey them irom a window called lo a young man to Fort MrHenrv, to save them from passing by, who went in, and saw

being overborne by public testimonials Sherman strike his wife, then prostrate

of fo and arTeriiftii. on the floor, two or three blows with

In this city, police olticers are kept the baclt ortm axe. Un inquiring.

when too late, a victim to the most fero

cious symptoms and the sacrifice of his

own imbecility and hstlessness. The cure is simple and speedy, if met at the very threshold, but not to be fooled with or managed easily, if suffered to enthrone itself. The rice water discharge is always

attendant en the disease in some stage,

but the ejections at first are generally of

a light yellow or brown color, which may

pass immediately into the rice water, or that of m greyish or palely colored sub

stance, and finally to a fluid transparent

as crystal this latter in the worst forms of the disease, may be so copious as lo

run in streams through the bed and bed

clothes. The first symptom will gene

rally be a slight looseness of the bowels

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66 No. Lottery 10 drown ballots, SCHEME.

of $20,000 $20,000

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