Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 144, Vevay, Switzerland County, 15 August 1834 — Page 4
BMW
SHEETS would respectfully ac
S quaint liis friends of Switzerland county.
and t!ie public generally, that he is now receiv
jog aud onening in Vevay, iu tiie large new buck
house, owned by John V. Dufour, & son, west of
I'leasant MeudonhalPs store, el fresh and general assortment OF GOODS, Direct from Philadelphia and New-York, and to which he would invite the attention of the public. Hi? srock consists, in part, of iiac!;, blue, drab and mixed Cloths and Satinets, Red, scarlet and white Flannels, Fancy, barred, plate, oil and Merrimac Prints, Fancy, barred and striped Ginghams, Painted Muslins and Palmyreens, Plain mull and figured Swiss Muslins, Blue and brown summer Cloths, Pittsburg cord and Mexican mixture, Irish Linen and brown pants do. IJijQibazetts and Maiinos, Bombazine and black silk Velvet, Jilarsailles and swansdown Vesting, Figured Velvet do. Green borage and tabby Velvet, Scotch plaid and Circassion, Towel and table Diaper, Bleached and unbleached Suffolk Drilling, "White and black Buckram, Padding and Canvass, H'cached and unbleached cotton Hose, do. do do. half do. Miss's fancy Hose, Black Muslins and fancy Linings, Patent Thread, assorted colors, Super elastic Suspenders, Cotton and worsted do. Percussion caps, pearl Buttons, Gilt, camblet and bone do. Indies boskin kid and beaver Gloves, Mens do do. do. Bjbbinet, gauze and blond Veils,I'ibbands and Braids, Flag ar.d bandanna Handkerchiefs, Do. cotton do. Crape and ga.ize, dress do. Plain Bi.bbinet, Bombazine Stocks, waiste ribbands and bend bags, BoLbinet and thread Laces and Edging, Grecian Lace, p Lawn and Insertion, White and spotted Cravats, Nankeen and Bcavcrteens, Tuscan and straw Bonnets, Sheeting and Shirting, Silk Hats hair cloth, fur and chinchinella Cups,
Tuck, side, tuck-puff, pocket, ivory and red
oing torriDSi
ALSO A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Quccnsicarc and Groceries. CAP, POST, PRINTING AND WRAPPING Paper, at Wholesale or Retail. He only wishes his friends to call and examine liis stock hear his prices and be satisfied. The highest price w ill be given for Kags, Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxseed, and Tow Linen. One dollar per hundred will be given for Swingling Tow and Linsey Rags, delivered at my mill on Indian Creek. J. S. Vevay, July 10, 1834.
FRESH GOODS,
AND VERY CHEAP. piJHE subscriber informs his friends and 0 , customer", thai he has received his fall stock of
CLOTHS.
Satlincts.
9
Of every kind and description usually hold in this
county consisting in part ot
Black, Blue, Brow n, Steel J Mixed, &. Drab J
Black, Blue, Mixed, and Drab
FLANNELS CALICOES, of every descrip
tion some very cheap.
Camblets, of dttlerent colors, liombazetts, very good. Bobinetand Jackonct, Cambric Bfuslins, Testings, Velvets, Table Diaper, Cotton Yarn, Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8,9, cV 10. lieghorn and Bolivar Flats, &c. &c. GROCERIES, Of Every Description, Wines and Liquors of almost all kinds DYE STUFFS, $-c.
Hard War
CUTLERY and TIX WARE. A General Assortment of BOOKS, Bibles, Testaments, Webster's Dictionary and Spelling Books, Geography s, History of the United States, English Grammars, English Read
ers, Introductions, and school books in general.
As an enumeration of the articles he has on
hand would almost fill a common newspaper, the
subscriber has named but a very small portion
ot them; but he assures his triends 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, lie
wishes to purchase or exchange goods for the following articles of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dried apples and Peaches, Jeans, Linsey Tow
Liinen, t eathers. Beeswax, Tallow I? lax. Flax
seed, Ginseng, Corn, Oats, Bacon hams, Cotton and Linen Ras and in fact, nothing will be
refused.
LYMAN W. MIX. Mountsterling, October 10, 1833.
FKESH TEAS. f gllllE subset iber. at his
ine and Race streets, PM
Is now selling, at reduced prices, a quantity of Superior fresh TEAS. Imperial. atS7 cen's, per single pound. Gunpowder, at the same price, Super, super Young Hyson, same price, Puuchong, at 50 cents, per pound, Souchong, at 44 cent?, per pound. OT" These TEAS, beinsr of a very superior
quality, are worthy the attention of house-keepers. ' Win. LAWRENCE.
Cincinnati, July 12.
w
3 t
NOTICE
A VALUABLE FABilI, FOR SALE.
HE SUBSCRIBER is de-jjgg sirouB f disposing of the if IS;
FARM, on which he now re-jjji sides, in the township of Jeffer--
son. Switzerland county, la. three miles north of
the town of Vevay, and nearly adjoining Mount-
sterling it being the west halt ot the south west
quarter of ecC'.;cr. 25. town. 3. range 3, west-
There are about 40 acres well cleared and un
der improvement the balance is well timbered. Having a complete log building, with a good dry cellar under it. A well of never failing and excellent water, near the house, which Is enclosed by a hewed log house, answering the purpose of a spring house. About ninety bearing apple trees and a variety of peach and plum trees. Indian creek runs through said land, which affords water, at all times, for cattle, &.c. There are two grist and two saw mills, on said creek, within a
half mile of the house.
Persons desirous of purchasing, M ill please call
and view the premises it will be sold a bargain
and the title is indisputable. WILLIAM WII1TMORE. July 5
PUBLIC VENDUE.
ILL be sold, at the house of the subscri
ber, living on the right hand fork of In
dian creek, just above mr. Reily's farm,
On Monday, September 1, 1S34, Hogs, Cows, Corn, in the field, Buckwheat. Cabbage. Turnips and Potatoes, in the ground, Oats, in the sheaf and Flax, in the bundle also, a variety of Household Furniture, &.c. &e. &cc. Q Terms of sale twelve months credit. DANIEL J. SHELDON. July 21. PROSPECTUS OP A NEW VOLUME,
The first number to be issued on the jifthday of
July 1831. The Iew York Mirror,
A ToriLAR AND HICIILY ESTEEM KD REPOSITORY OF LITERATURE AND TIIE FINE ARTS.
Containing articles from the pens of well knou-n
and distinguished writers, vpon every subject that can prove interesting to the general reader, including Original Poetry Talcs and Essays, humorous and pathetic Critical notices Early and choice selections from the best new publications, both Amcricetn and English Scienlifc and Literary Intelligence Copious notices of Foreign Countries, ly Correspondents engaged expressly and exclusively for this Jour
nal Strictures upon the various productions in the Fine Arts that are presented for the notice and approbation of the public Elaboratt and beautiful specimens of Art, Engravings, Music,
etc. iotices of the acted Drama and other a
musements Translations from the be$t JVeic Work in other languages, and an iufinite va
riety of miscellaneous reading, etc. etc.
EMBl.LT-lSHFn WITH SPLENDID AND COSTLY ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL, COPPER, AND WOOD, AND RARE, BEAUTTFTJI., AND POPULAR MCSIC, ARRANGED FOR THE PIANO FORTE, HARP,
GUITAR, &C.
ulcheriiiff.
will commence,
on Tuesday morning
next, at Mountsterling,
and be continued regu
larly, throughout the
teason, on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
Julv 16.
Mountsterling,
GEORGE P. MORRIS, TIIEODORE S. FAY, AND NATHAN P. WILLIS, Editors.
most striking feature of various portion of the world. Within the United State, we have al most unbounded souicet of intelligence and material; our contributor? address us from almost every state in the Union; and whatever there is of peculiarity in the stle of thinking, or sub jecti of descriptive or characteristic narration in any part of the country, is ably represented in our column. The favor with which this channel of their labors to the public eye is regarded by that public, and the extensive circulation thereby secured to them, have the effect of inducing to them able writers to honor us with a preference which is at once a source of advantage and of high gratification; and , according to our ability, we loose no opportunity of securing talent by adequate pecuniary compensation. In appearance, the Mirror is admitted to be unrivalled. The paper on which it is printed is manufactured with great care expressly foi this work; our printer is not only a workman ol great skill and taste, but indefatigable in seeking out, devising, and adopting improvements: and to afford him the means of carrying his plans into effect, and of doingjustice to his skill and attention, ww have just procured, at notii fling expense a copious supply of new and beautiful type, which will be commenced with the first number of the coming volume. The ENGRAVINGS furnished in the first volume have been much and justly admired; but beautiful and costly as they are, they will be far supassed by those in the progress of preparation for the next. The first will be THE
PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDENTS, from
original paintings, grouped in an exquisite de
vice, from a design by WEIR, and engraved by
Cassilear. There has been no limit to the time
labor, or expense devoted to this picture; and it is unanimously pronounced by the numerous artists and critics, who have seen it in various
stages, perfectly lovely; the most exquisite em
bellishment ever produced in this country, and
an honor to American art as well as to the gen
tlemen who have assisted in its execution.
The second will be a view of GENERAL
WASHINGTON'S HEAD QUARTERS at New
Windsor, on the Hudson, near Newburgh; paint
ed by Weir, and engraved by Smillie.
The third, A SCENE IN THE HIGHLANDS
OF THE HUDSON, illustrating Bryant's exqni site address ot a water fowl; also painted by
Weir, and engraved by Smz7e; and, The fourth, a view of WASHINGTON'S MONUMENT, AT BALTIMORE, AND THE SURROUNDING SCENERY; painted by Wharton, and engraved by Smillie.
All these engravings have been or will be
executed expressly for the MIRROR; thede.
signs and engravings both original. I he ex
pense will be enormous, but, as we have said
on a former occasion, we are prepared to do all
and risk all for the continuance and increase of the public favor, w have no fears of losing our reward. In addition to thee SPLENDID STEEL ENGRAVINGS, we shall present to our readers, in the course of the volume, a NUMBER OF HIGHLY FINISHED WOOD CUTS by Adams and Mason, from original designs by Davis and others; among which will be.
A VIEW Or THE NEW AND VAST HOTEL, BOW in
the progress of erection by Mr. Astor;a view
OF THE NEW UNIVERSITY S a VIEW OF THE NEW
I. JACKSONVILLE. TH F. subscriber having purchased of Messrs STOKE Y &. CASE their store, and bav
iug just received a large and splendid assort ment of
Suitable to the country and season, he lTers them to the public on as reasonable terms and as cheap as can be purchased at any other store in tL
country. Among his articles are the following
Black, Blue, Brown, Bottle) rt .
Green, Drab, Dark and ' Art-.-rVc-
t ight steel mixed ) Dark &. Light steel mixed, SntifT. "assi-
colored and Striped, ) licit.
FLANNELS.
Red, Yellow, White, Green, Canton.
Green Baize,
Sattins, Hombazett, Ginghams, Silks, Shirting,
Sheating,
V elvets, Circassians, Bombazines, Crapes, Plaids, Checks,
Bobii.et ,
CALICOES, of different figures and
qualities, and prices.
Dress Handkerchiefs, locket Handker
chief:-, and Cravats.
A general assortment of HARDWARE and Q UEEJYS WA RE, Iron, Steel, Nails, Penknives, Hand-saws, Locks, Andirons, &.c. Gilt China, &c. MOSES CHAM BERLIN. Administrator's Sale. WILL be sold, at public sale, atthe late residence of Rensselaer Chambeilin, dec. one mile above Jacksonville, on the old state road, on Saturday, the 23d of August next, all the personal property, belonging to his estate, viz One Horse, the one half uf a good substantial two horse wagon, (his father owns ihe other half,) plowt, gears, hogs, and'a variety of other articles
too numerous to insert. Sale will commence at
ten o'clock, A. M. Terms made known at sole.
Due attendance, by JARED CHAM BERLIN, adm'r. July 21.
NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to me, either by note or account, are hereby desired to settle immediately, as I am under the necessity of collecting the same. gC7 I will attend at Vevay, on every Saturday, if well, so that those indebted may have a chance to save costs and oblige JOSEPH DOW. June 14.
Money Wanted. THE subscriber, having bis stock of Good
reduced very low. is desirous of replenishing it
f r "Abich purpose, he earnestly requests those indebted to him, to give him all the assistance in their power, and he can assure them, that he will supply his customers with all articles necessary ibr their convenience, comfort, &c. &c. MOSES CHAMBERLIN. Jacksonville. July 24.
COOPERS W A XT ED.
HAT MANUFACTORY. VEVAY, INDIANA.
TT B. HEGFEK, hereby respectlully y informs the public, that he has recently
commenced the manufacture of Fur and Wtool HATS,
In the brick shop, formerly occupied by Ira Men-
denhall.on Ferry street that he intends to keep
up the establishment with a contstant supply ol
THE Editon of the JYEfV YORK MIRROR in announcing the commencement of the twelfth Volume , thVe great pleasure in assuring their
readers, that the past year like its predecessors,
has been productive both of enlaged means and
increased encouragement for augmenting the Urencb rtestant cuuhch in Franklin ttreet;
inieresi ana vaiue oi me journal, ana me oeau- interior and exterior views of the tera
ty ot its embellishments. Induced by the Hat- house in Church street, and several others, the
lenng experience oi mrmer years, ne resotvea subjects of which ate not vet determined
ai ine Deginning oi me volume wnich is now The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT has always
"'"""B ..,.v.i.iuu,i:iJ commanded a laree share of our attention, and
addition to the number of impressions we had ha?, we are assured, been looked upon with
ueen accustomed 10 sirme on, ana u nas given much interest by r.ur readers generally, and es
us real pleasure to hnd the experiment proved, pecially by the ladies, whom we are, in the
by the remit, to bv. judicious; every hiehest deeree anxious to dease. It will con
1 l a l m . I w
ween nas orougni an increase 10 our suosenp. ,inue !o be wjth U8 object of particular care lion, and a sensible diminution to our stock of -nfl WR n,nn ,ft ;nrrMA ronPrblv iho .
back numbers, so that it and the volume bid fair mount heretofore appropriated to this poition of
io ,cac.. .uu, v.a 0Uf journai The 8ame weji known nnd verv
We believe that we may, without any fear oi capable gentleman under whose judicious super
contradiction, take this credit to ourselves, that intendence the Music of the Mirror has acquired
our efforts to deserve success have kept pace so much reputation, will still give it the ad van
with its progressive attainment; and that the lage of his talent and knowledge. In order to
M irror, as it has become the most popular and j fulfil the pledge which we now make, that there
widely circulated periodical of its kind in the shall be a great improvement in this department
United states, has also accquired the reputation tve have imported a CHOICE COLLECTION
OHIO.
Commercial Rank Cin
cinnati par
Franklin bank of do par
Dank of Zanesville It
Bank of Chillicothe It
" Columbus 11 " Lancaster 1
Com. bank Scioto do Comm'l b'k L. Erie do
Davton bank do
Farmers &. Mec. bk.
Steubenvilte do
Farmers &, Mech's b'k
7 JJHE subscriber, having enlarged his shop and
laid in an extensive stock of Cooper's stutV, v. ishos to employ FOUR or FIVE JOURNEY
MEN , to whom constant employment will be gi vcn. Applv soon. WILLIAM B EM MITT. Jacksonville. Julv 20.
CINCINNATI BANK NOTE LIST.
do
2
li
It 14 do
do1
HATS, of the best quality. His customers aie
therefore solicited to contribute their support to Lf bejng at leagt among lhe best, and certain- consisting of more than fifty rare and excellent'
ri , . : ... , -, . r I ly the cheapest. We trust it needs no solemn pieces from the French, English, German, and
" ' . .. e . . . . an.i elaborate assurance to convince our triends Italian schools : and we have aUo taken mp.uuirt
any quantity ot i UKs delivered at his shop in ... , ,, , -
V pvi V I i? v Fl1 r r K I auu icauciO mat vvii iuiui . v vj j i o v. in vui-mu i vv.uic v no vi iinii;iini lJ iiutll
r r-v -T k 7- vnll I Cffrullurm yac ; mai whcic tunc is iuuui tuuuu icb w nuc I t'l inrtin.r in 11119 urHiiCIl 01
vFl-i M Mdmwm for imorovement. it will be found lhat it there Urt are almost entiielv unknown in the United
riS V1' tiifriiesi price given ior iiAJKlll'S be any features of the work in which perform States; among which are Russia, Persia, Taita
AL WOOL.
Vevay, r eb. 1 .
COUNTY AllY.
SEALED rilOl'OSALS will be received
by the trustees of the SWITZERLAND
CO IN TY SEMLXARY, until the fust Monday
in September next, tor
BUILDING A HOUSE,
on the seminary land, near Vevay, M feet long the Mirror, wields no careless and indifferent
ance has reached its acme of perfection, there ry, and Llindostan. We feel confident in prom
will be, at least, no falling off. Very great im I ising to the tubsctihers for the coming volume, a
provement in the literary character of the Mir COLLECTION OF MUSIC OK HEM AUK A
ror, we cannot promise, in justice to our able BLE ISEAUTY, interest, and value, (the greater
and valued contributors, whom we believe, (and part of which will not be accessible through a
we pride ourselves, in thinking, that the public any other channel,) and which could not be else-
opinion is accordant with ourown,)tobe among where procured, if at all, for less than live or
the most accomplished of the country; and we six times the whole amount ot the subscription.
know that each of them, when he is writing for
COXDITIOXS.
NOTICE.
To lhe voters of Gnrrcssional TtxcnsJnp Jo. 3,
Ratine 1 , in the counties of Dearborn and Switzerland.
i7"OU are hereby notified that there will be
an election held on the last Saturday in
Ansrtt next, at Pleasant Kidge Sohool house. N . 2, in the third district of said Township, in older to t-U-ct one Trustee to nil the vacancy
rfCaj-t. C;Uifi Marble, whose term of office
i!l then evpne. AUo, by ieqnet, at the sitne lime i.Ti(i ni.ice thcie will h a luLon tn !.
tcr mine whether School Section No. Jf, rhall be ?oid or no!. Election to coinmente and tloe ii the i;:aal lio'lts. TUOS. HOWARD, Clerk. July 13, 1C:4.
ny va leetwiov, two stories high. lliework pen. The utmost that we can say upon this iVrThe MIRROR is published everv Satur
.nn(A... b. ; I .. .1.1 . i. 4 ; ill. . - - I .
. ...aiU.., iu ut ...uuuuu id uicwiiiwti, iu head is, that, as our means increase, we shall day, at the corner of Nassau and Ann stieets. be al that is necessary o raise the wall and enver ad(1 ,0 ,he number of our contributors, and thus It is elegantly printed in the super royal quarto said house, lor particulars, call on J. F. Du- ,. . . ... , . , 15 -.it i ,- .1 , , , , . attain a creater variety, although not, pethans, lorn), on line paper, with brevier, minion, and tmir. in Vrvav with u-linin iMin..,cU nv 1... l.M J 0,111 , li' ' ,
i i wv .v. i, i I. i '. :i 1, :. i,u.ri..i
i lfi-it n icrtiti vAtnivuw: ui Mjtc auu mavit:i. iciiiiiiitticii ijrj'c hid cuiucii i:ii:ti , uu; mtij
J ; 1 1 . in.. i..: . '.,u. : .1.- I.u.. .u. ... : 1 1. .nln,i:,l ..I
DUliiljr 1 1 i ii i iui lilt; Plllltfl, inivv, tuc iuac?iMiijiiiiw iii.'iiiiis, nun n cjiiiu... crvi i i'j i i d i
of facilities in this dcpaitment unsurpassed, iflto engraving and every week with a popular
not unequalled by those of any periodical in this piece of Muic, arranged for the pianoforte,
or any other country. Our Foreign Cortcspon
deuce could not be improved; besides the pre
ence ot two of the Editors in Europe, whose
whole time is employed, at great expense, in tra
veiling and writing for this Journal, we have re
may
AU1BEUT GAZLAY, secretary.
evay, July 7.
of do Geauga Mount Pleasant Muskingum bank Marietta Xorwalk St. Clairsville
Urbana Banking Co do
Western Keserve do
All others uncertain KENTUCKY,
Bank of Louisville Louisville Hotel Co Bank of Common'h Bank of Kentucky and Branches
All others no value TENNESSEE, State bank &. bran. Union bk Nashville do, payable in l'lula. Yea! man Woods)
payable at fNashvill
do payable at Fhila.
All others uncertain LOUISIANA.
lank of Louisiana
do. Orleans
Com. bk Louisiana
'itv bk N. Orleans
Consolidated Asso'n
Louisiana State bk
Citizens' bk of Lnu'a
Mec &, Tra bk & br
N. O. Canal bk Co. h Union bk of Ixni'a 6
All others uncertain. MISSISSIPPI,
Agricul.bk Natchez 6
Slate bk Miss do 5
ll-i.,1r,r.l l,nl. .
All others uncertain AL Alt AM A,
State bank & bran 16
Bank of Mobile 15
All others uncertain
fl MICHIGAN.
uaiiK oi iuicnigan -'Farmers Si Mech's do 2
Small notes 5 Bk of River Raisin 2 All others no value VIRGINIA, Richmond & branch 3 jValley and branch 3 IN. W.B. at Wheeling 3 j VIST. COLUMBIA. Bank of Metropolis 8
MARYLAND, Baltimore Banks S George Couniy 3 Farmersb'k Annapolis 3
Havre de Grace 3 Frederic County 3 Westminster 3 llagerstown 3 DELAWARE, Bank of Delaware Farmers b'k &. branch 11 Rank of Smyrna 3
Wilmington and Itrnnrlv
& PESSYLYANIA, 20i Philadelphia Banks '2
Pittsburgh
20 Harrisburff
Kens. Chambcrlin's Kstalc.
LL pet sons indebted In the
ol
A I1 petsons indebted 1o the estate
jftk. KENSSELAER CHAM BE R LI N ,late
of Switzerland county, deceased, are requested
in mnkf. lmmil!inl llflllnnikl t., llt, nniirisinnjvl
nho has l eei. aniK.int.-d t nr1mi..;tnr id .!:,tc i,lenl correspondents in England, France, and
-and allpeisons having demands against said pth" l'a,,s l" Kurope, aud iu South America; estate, will present ihem acconW 10 law. for an(l wc have received repeated assurances from
examination and settlement. OCT The estate is ,ligl authority, that nothing can exceed, cither solvent. .IAIIED C1I AM UEItLIN. adniV. correctness or interest, the information that
July
I has been given in our columns itpccting the
harp, guitar, &c. Fifty two numbers complete
a volume of tout bundled and sixteen large pa
ges, for which a beautifully engiaved tignette
titlepage, (painted by Weir and engraved by
Dnrand) aud a copious index, are furnisheu
The terms are Four Dollars per annum, paya
ble in advance. It is forwarded by the earliest
mails to subscribers residing out of the city of
NewYoik. Communications, post paid, must
be addressed to the Editors. No subscriptions
received for a less penod than oue year.
Chambersburg Easton AVest Chester I1, iermantowii Montgomery
r Farmers b'k Lancaster 2 I Rucks County 2
S.ltiettysburs '2
;Brownsvillu 2 IVork Bank 2 ;Northainpton 2
5rLancnsier Bank 2 fi NEW JERSEY, 5';Statc b'k at Camden 5
at llizabethtown 5 Cumberland bank ,r Farmers b'k It Holly 5
f iNewark Insurance co. 5
I ronton banking co. 5
Bank of N. Bruns ick 5
NEW YORK,
City Ranks '.
1 roy and Albany T Mohawk Bank .r Newburgh ,r Auburn .r Ccneva 5
I'ticaand Branches ,r Ontario Bank, Uticn 5 I at Canandaieua T
PKINTEU AND VUBLISUEI) BY KEEN & XvXUXlREIiXi. TorillFor f2 numbers, in advance, two
dollars if paid within the year, two dollars and
filly cents at the expiration of the year, three
lollars. Subscribers served by post to pay 25
cents extra. No paper discontinued until all ar
rearages arc paid. Advertisements inserted at
the usual rate. ICpThcabove sums may be paid in produce delivered at this office, or such other place as may be agrcfd upon.