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WIBIBJEJL.'H' M IE IE ETCH-IE IE IPevHerl to AWesF.ireifn V CB Mafic, UCrfitUrc, Agriculture, lianuftrlnrcs9 .find all o!her subjects of an interesting JifatUrC VOL.. nr. XO. 25. PRINTER'S RETREAT, IADIAA A, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1834. i0. 129
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rini-AinxruiA SCUAI'-UOOK; AND GAl.LfcKY OF CO VIO LITIES.
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dncedeUvereaaiuiwtH ,ur - (ime.al Tb, Stories Sketches.
place as may or agrccu ui. fC3No piperdiscontiiued until arrearage? are paid. C3iabschhers sene-3 by post to pay Co cents extra. (pJ-S inscriptions paid within 2 months
efter subscribing, consumed in aince
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rates. PRODUCE. For the accommodation of our subscribers, produce mav I? left wi'h Cottoa or Mis,"rfterchants, Monnt9U.vm.js, ri- ,. .ill Pleasant township.
Joseph Short, merchant. Craig township, j R. V. GntMard's store, York townsn;p,
Charles F. Kruts, V ork townsasp, riber Gazlay, r.ear Troy, William M'OiUangh. Cottou lowns.no, Alfreys mill, Pleasant township, WARRANTY NlJ'QUTrCLAl.V, DEEDS, , , , CtvN at ail times, herealter, be i9'J : 12 cents per single copy, at Tise Clerk's office, in Vcvoy, Samuel Deal, Esq. Mountsiening
Joseph Short s, in Cra g townshirj.
Long's fulling mill, Crag,
Enrjg Littlefield, Cotton Alfrey's mill, in Pleasant William CMitchelPss do Aribert G izlav's in IWy Newton H. Tapn's Jefferson MesPMer ffice do
uo do do do do do do
Vet ay Ferry.
A lii. 'lUwi v-c - 7 I . . . ,.v..0..f.....u...nMPPifnV attended to.
Isas rentea inai c(mn i" -HOUSE and TAVERN STaNl on the bank of the Ohio river, at the town of Vevay. Hia "boats and ferry flats are ol tho safest and best kind, and always kepi in o-oai repair-bis ferrymen are of the ,Ji;oat a.xt most careful character his
tavern accommodations are.cuual to any in the neighborhood. Particular atteirtion w ill be paid, at s!l times day or night, to STEAM COAT 1'ASSENGEliS-and every facility efforded them iu getting on board . SAMUEL CLER Yevay, January 1 .
tsfas. rtntcaoie?, ijOiiunarums.
Charade?, Enigma?. Puzzles Senti mental, Comic, Burlesque Pottr and Song?all calculated To w in Ihe heart to virtue's ways, And warm it with minh snny rays.'
It contain right clo?ely printed large
octavo page?, in each number, on hut'
white paper, with new and beautiful !pe;aniid is delivhred to subscriber.
levery Saiuiday and forwarded by the
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is to I i rmsh it reader?, at a cheat
rate, a fund of t are defying amu-ement
and in short, as its name indicates,
it is composed of all ail kinds of liu-iary
ingredients. From guive to gay, from lively to severe.1"
And rna.M prow palatable to A who relish a joke, smile at a pun; laugh t 1 c,.-tj slorv, or (eel serious over a well iiicnh aied moral.
Many valuable correspon JenJs have been set tin ed, vhoe production? i!l from time to time eniich iis ci.imn; a;;d nothing shall be wanting on the
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Valuable Lands, L LYDUM1. FOK SALE,
Tf HAVE appointed mr. ROBERT N. JJ. COCIIii.i,of Woodpark, iiwitzeriaud county, Indiana, my agent, to dispose ol all or any of my landsin Indiana. Thev
will be sold on reasonable terms, to good
purchasers.
M.llOI.AS LONtiWORTH. Cincinnati, February 15, 1333.
AMONG the lands in Switzerland county, are (he following tracts:
jACKKs. o,i;arter. sec. j t. n 151 js. ui h west 26 4 3 8d iwi i, west 30 3 3 ItiO southwest 34 2 2 ICO jnorth easi SI 1 3 t 320 jwest half 35 4 ;1 j 80 oi s wes-t 20 3 2 j I GO non h east 5 7 2
Dr. JlcLUTCElE,
MAYING located himself in rur,fr, respectfully tenders his serv ices to the public, in the practice of Physie, Surgery, and iitidwifery
He leg9 to intimate, that h? has received his medical education in the Universities of Dublin and Edingburgh, from which latter place he holds his degrees; and that he has had the advantage
of extensive Ilospiia! practice in both of
those cities. Dr. McCrrrcm.N3 offW is on Ferry street, immediately above Le Clerc's Hotel, whore the public are invited to call and examine hi? Diploma and certificates. Vevay, Sept. 20, 1833.
lb'O a, res south cast onarter of spnion
26. township!, range 3; sou.e part of tlii tract is improved 160 acres south west quarter section C township 7 n-Tth range 12 east. 160 acre? north eat rjnarter section 1 2 townsinp 1 north of range 6 west; about I wo miles from Rushvil.'e 160 acres scuth east quirter of section 32- township 3 north rd' r&r.ce ft east, near New Lexington. Seott sountv
i.sVMg ',: N E q iar;er of se:iortli. R six west . h! .Ti!:e N i-, p;artcr of 1 , T V. i CS r s !' ? .GOtl ;:ores -.f Ohio jKr; o! iin: vi::it-r and ijo
JOHN C. BARC.KR,
No. 13 Drinker's Alley, Philadelphia. C7Post!nasters are requested to act as agents for this woik. Those pro curing five subscribers will be entitled
to one years subscription gratis, and
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100 acres 12, T i IG0 totesen ion And u ', l-oitom 1.M.J r.ohue f .' eii !r. N. i.
FRESHGOOTS f IIUE subscriber has just received a
rpHIS JOURNAL i devoledj to Domestic and Local Int-lligenc
fresh
upply of
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if desired tn (.'. men! ir hi:-- hnds il r.C3 a.;d irn'ch
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WORK1XGM A AD YOCA I E,
The Working .Man's Advocate, publish-
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C-.sl!, .r ti c. to "nod ten-
eso.'ti. Pos'vfji A.plv lo COCHRAN
r N. Longworth. S35.
NEW GOODS, Which will oe sold at very reduced prices, as he is anxious to sell out his summer goods, in order to prepare for fall business, lie otters every thing for summer wear at nearly cost and carriage. A part of the new goods are as follows Spun cotton, 5, 6 and 7 hundred, hieached Domestics, 3-1 aad 4-lths , Brown Domestics. 3-4 and 4-lths. Bar oSiirckerchiefs, German and Tendon pinsand needles.
i Combs, slippers, shoes, hooks and eycsf fjfd gra-.; Led cords, Gilt edj'ed ntiti hot pressed letter pa pen i Mr;iseili"p counterpanes, ; J.r iss kettles, Sad irons, i'.ult looking glasses,
Ilonp iron, palmetto loaf hats. Irish linen. silk handkerchief. Cambric and jackotict inns'.io, Calicries , at dilTerent pricesi Bombazine stocks, Fans, razor strops,
Buttonslining silks, copy books Spool coOotis, pumps, brushes. Paint stulFs, suirar, coPce, tea, nair?, ficc JAMES S. BRANDEIt. Vevay, J uly 31.
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jisoo?.'!!
Fresh Goods, AND VKliY ( HEAP.
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Subscriptions receiAed nt this office
&ADDLLYG BUSLXESS.
VTMIE subscriber car i . .i... sj t r
l ies on i no Dl.LNG BUSINESS
in all its various branch
es; his shop is on Ferry
street, two doors above
the corner of Main am
Ferry-streets: where he
keeps constantly on hand Men and Wo-
3 ' w: a It it I .-C! ..r ci.:. . l
ble for them. They will also be entitled"-".-; '3 "
to a copy gratuitously . Philidelphia. JIot. IGA, ia33.
J.f If. JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. AND Charles F. Lwry, Attomies and Counsellors at Liv. WILL, practice in partnership in the Circuit and inferior courts ol Switzerland county. Mr. Sullivan may be consulted at Ma dison, and mr. Iwry, at his office, in Vevav, corner of Market and Ferry streets. Business entrusted to them, will receive the attention of botli. Vevay, January 23.
ALSO, Keeps constantly on hand, all kinds o
BRIDLES AND HARNESS,
nil of which he otters for sale at the low
est prices for cash, or such country pro duce as may be agreed on.
JAM US W, COLE. Vevay. Dec. 28, 131.
rnHE subscriber having pi:r-l:ied a j
H large supply ol a choice BUOKr,
r private families, schools, and scmina-
ncs, ne otters tnem tor sole as cuenp as
they can be bought iu Cincinnati Among;
lis assortment are the following:
Webster's Dictionary, Walker's do. Kirk-ham's Grammar, Pond's do. Miss Beachei s Geography, Olney's Geography and Atl.if, English Readers, Introduction?, Pike's Arithmetic, Pocket Lawyer,
Life of Franklin, do William Pciro, Christian Lyree, Juvenile Harmony, Jack Downing' tower down Enat, Comic Almanacs,
Small do. Large do Pocket Maps of Indiana. Srot's- Bibles in three large vol Watts' Hymn Books, Methodist do. Mller's do. Small and large elegant bound Bibles, Webster's Spelling booh, & MOSES CM AM BERLIN. Jacksonville, Oct. 10, 1S33.
CLOTHS. Suttiitcts.
MULBERRY S,- PEAR TREES.
To Printers.
THE undersigned, continues to man ufacture, tho lie has for sale several second hand Stansbury and Ramage presses. Also chases af all sizes, composing sticks, brass
rule, games, copper moulds, inking rollers,
All of which he intends lo
NOTICE
CUBSCRIBEItS to the " Messenger1' &c. &c. ficc
Sresidin" in Crai township, wishing! keep general assortment for the accom- . f .V i .: : !:.. c . i r.
to Day the amount oi meir suoscnimuua i
i?mn, are hereby informed, that they can 7? . ir . f11
leave the same wunoui. iiarvey , i uo.rtiont. who is authorized to receipt for the ame. KEEN & CHILD, -rrrvKIJVERY BONDS, for Consta
JJJ bles, just printed and for sale at this
jfice. January, Id4,
modation of the craft.
His establishment, is on the corner Elm and Eighth streets. SAMUEL S. DICKINSON. Cincinnati, Nov. 30 Jan. 4,
FATENT PAILS, TURS, fcc . for silt by M.CHAMBEHLIN Jacksonville. Sept. 13
NEW GOODS
rpHE subscriber has jnst received a new and complete assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, C rockery, and HARDWARE, Which he otters to sell ae cheap as they
can be afforded in the county, llisciis-
tomers are invited to call and get good bargains. He wishes to purchase immediately 1000 vshels J shUcrd COBN for hith he v ill pay the highest market price, and half in CASH. He alo wants to purchase all the OATS ,hal can be. delivered at his store. I1EXRY COTTOjY. MountstcrlingiJan. 25, 183 L
Clack. Blue, Brown, ) Sieol Mixed, & Drab lJlck, Blue, Mixed,) and Drab
FLANN K.LS--CALICOES, of every deseriotion some very cheap.
C;i millets, of ditlercnt colors, !iiibu.ct!s, very good. I-r)!tinei and Jackonct, (.aiabric., Muslins, Vestings, Velvets, Table Diaper,
1 Cotton Yarn, Nos. 5, 0, 7, 8,'., 10. I Iieghorii and Bolivar Flats, &c. &c. ! GROCERIES, Of Every Dcscrijitioti : Wines df Iaquors f( almos all kinds j DIE STurr,s:
Hard War
CUTLERY, and 77. V WARE.
A General Assortment of ROOMS,
jRibles, Testaments Webster's Diction
ary and Spelling Books, Geography's, History of the United States, English Grammars, English Readers, Introductions, aud school books in general. As an enumeration of the articleshe has on hand would almost fill a common newspaper, the subscriber has named but a very small portion of them; but he assures his friends that his store will show for itself and that they can be accommodated with goods as cheap and on as good terms as at any other store in the county. He wishes to purchase or exchange goods for the following articles of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dried apples and Peaches, Jeans, Linsey. Tow Linen. Feathers. Beeswax. Tallow Flax, Flaxseed, Ginseng, Corn, Oats, Bacon hams. Cotton and Linen Rags and
ih fact, nothSng will be refused. LYMAN W. MIX. Mountsterling, October 10, 1833. -
THE subscriber has for salo verv low, Italian WHITE MVLBEKRY TREES. Als, a choice selection of 50 differ
er kiuds of PEAR TREES.
W. B. CHAM BERLIN. Warsaw, Gallatin co. Ky. Feb. , 4.
llajor Jack Howni'ng'g MAGAZINE.
THE publishers are encouraged by tho extraordinary demand for the Letters of Major Jack Downing, to issue the original and most popular of his writings including his life in a periodical form. After completing the nrsi vutuuiq, should sufficient encouragement be afforded, the Major may, no doubt, be induced to
continue his interesting description oFpnh
he affairs, and other matters.
This Volume will be completed in eight parts of thirty-six pages. each, and will contain eleven original designs by John. son. and furnished in any part of fno Uni ted States postage free for one dollaiK 0-Sr.vEN COPIF.8 will be furnished to anv one address, postage free, for five doi LAH9. Payment in'all cases to be made in ad vance,and free of expense to the publish ers LI LLY, WAIT, & C . Boston,
THE WELL BRED HORSE Tippo Cyrus, nnriLL stand the ensuing
V V season, or. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at John Claik's, in Dearborn co. On Thursdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays, at Col. Watts' Mill, on Lnughery, in the same county For further
particulars, see bill?.
ttUEiN LUWAltUS, JOHN CLARK March 9. I
Farmer w.wted WANTED, immediately, by the stitr scribe, an honest, industrious, sober man with a family, who understands ;fcrming generally, and the raising of stock, fcc.
Such n man, who will come wen re commeded, will he employed one or more years. Apply at Woodpark. Cotton townshin. Switzerland conntv, Indiana. ROBERT N. COCHRAN. January 25. "TeanksT . A
TTJLANK Summon, Sobpcena. ana Ji Executions, just 'printed, and for sffle at this office. Sep."?.
Warranty and Q,uit Claim DEEDS TTUST printed and for sale at thetw
L senger onice, ov ine uozea or singqy Also, Mottagcs;anti Bondf.
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