Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 146, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 August 1834 — Page 4

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THE TWII.IOIir HOCB. 'Ti? now the balmy evening hour The sweetest of our summer eves: The sumiiier sua has lost is power Amid the western forest leaves. An-' weary man has sunk to reft, His day's teil o'er; and visions blest Springing from fancy's rosea t bed, Dance lightly round his pillowed head. How beauteous now the western skies', 'Their crimson robes unfurl'd, Tii'U seem to veil from inorta! eyes The vistas to a brighter world. And r.s the tinted bistre fades, And fiick'ring light ivos place to shades The hu!i! brings rest to thoughts of earth, And gives tiie loftier, holier, birth. This is the hour when angels rye. If'ith uftenod smile, pure earthly love; And hail with j -y each half-breatod sih, The zephyrs wait to realms above; And bear them with the win-s of thought, To altars in the diamond wrought. From which they rise an irrc.ci.se dear To Ilri who loves his creatures here. The mother views her lovely chiM, Fatigued! with al! ids sports of day. Sink in slumbers calm and rn;h!. But turns not from his couch away; Fhc nazes on his faint sweet smile, His Auburn curls, and polish'd brow, And prays, no thought of carl lily guile May fade those cheeks, so roseate now. Whore now is proud ambition's frown? Where the (lames of angered breast? Before the beauteous evening flown, They've left the troubled mind to rest; Oh, when rny day of life is o'er, And passion's fire is felt no more, May I behold this billowed scene, In my own heart pass o'er again. J. E. W.

Kii-hird, or choo-e to run away- am

travelling. they must be kept in a state ofcnrwe, that thy are ahvaj s inclined for running away, particularly down hill-, and sharp turns in she road. In steam power there is very little corresponding danger, being perfectly controllable and capable of exerting i.s powor in reverse,

in going down hills. Every witness examined, gave the fullest and most satisfactory evidence of the perfect control

which the conductor ha over the movement of

the carriage. With the slightest exertion it can be s'opped, or turned, under circumstances where the horses would be totally unmanageable. Yulhnul Inl-lHcenccr.

Gold Rrrrhn f Prtnr&kania. It i stated in the Lancaster Journal, that veins ofGold having

larje deposits, have her n found in that county,

which are thought to be as rich as any mine in the South. Willi her Iron and Coal, he: vein

of Gold, and above all, her hardy and industrious population, the Key stone slate must ever continue to be a great and powerful commonwealth.

Immediate AfeoiiSio.J cl" Slavery. On Friday, the 1st of August, the whole system of slavery in the dominions of Great Britain will be " immediately abolished," and every slave under the dominion of British laws will be "immediately emancipated." Tiie Act of Parliament on lire subject was voted in the House of Commons, on the very

mgnt that Wither force left the world. Its phraseology is remarkable. " IJc it enacted, that all and every the performs who on the said 1st day of August, 183-1,

shall be holdcn in slavery within any such

British colonies as aforesaid, shall upon, and from and after the said first day of August, 1S34, become and be to all intents and purposes free and discharged of and from all manner of slavery, and shall be absolutely and for ever manumitted; and that the children thereafter to be born to any such persons, and the offspring of such children, shall in like manner be free from their birth; and

that from and after the first day of August,

1S3-1, slavery be and is hereby utterly and for ever abolished, and declared unlawful

throughout the British colonies, plantations,

and possessions abioad." Lvangelirt.

Reported Divorce of the King and Queen nf i

ijcltrium. A rumor obtained credit in t aris,

during the past week, that Leopold meditated resigning his any thing but throne of roses. An

other rumor in Paris was that Leopold and his

Ojieen were daily expected for the pnrposes of

a domestic nature i. e that they who have

been one mny now be put assuunder.

Let what will happen, nothing can excite any surprise in us, particularly when we recollect thethe has been openly keeping his chereamie there, by whom he has two, if not more children

IiTing this woman lived with hrm in Lngiand and reside at Ehser, near Clarcrnont.

At Brussels she has been under the charge of

1:1. de Chastelear at whose bouse, her last confinement took place. This lady is Mademoi selle Gouyan, former ly a figerate at the Academic Royale. And for this woman the amiable and beautiful Qiecn has been neglected, and cventually compelled to solicit the interference of her parents to procure a divorce. London

Living irithont f-od. Animals support want much longer than is generally believed. A civit cat has lived 10 days without food, an antelope 20, and a very large wild cat twenty; an eagle has survived 22 days, and a badger one month, and several dogs thirty six days. In the memoirs of the Academy of Sciences, there is an account of a slut, which having been shut up in a counting bouse, existed 40 days without any other nourishment that the stutT on the wool of a matrass, winch she bad torn to pieces. A crocodile will live two months without food, a scorpeon A, a bear 6, a camelion 8, a viper 10. Valliant had a spider that lived nearly a year without food, and was so far from being weakened, that it immediately killed another spider, emrally vigorous, but not so hungry, which was put along with it. The celebrated John Hunter

inclosed a toad between two stone flower pots, and found it as lively as ever after 14 months; and a beetle is know to have been kept in a

state of perfect abstinence for three years, when

it contrived to make its escape. There is also

a well authenticated account of two serpents IiTing in a bottle without an' food, for five years.

HA T m A N U F A C T Q 11 Vr.VAY, IN 1)1 A ?i" A. "3" R. KJHIWKK, liorehy respectfully

inlorms the puo.ic, Hint he iias rtcentlv

commenced the manufacture of Fnr and Wool II.1TS, In the brick shop, formerly occupied by Ira Mendenhall.on Ferry street that he intends to bee;' up the establishment with a contstant supply ol HATS, of the best quality. I lis customers arc therefore solicited to contribute their support to his establishment. Tiie highest price will he given, in cash, for any quantity of FURS delivered at his shop in Vevay. " J. B. KEF.FEll.

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njilE hinhesi price given fur Zj.:I?I3'S Vevay, Feb. 1.

FIELD NOTES. pTTHE subscrilcr is prepared to furnish corJsL rcct transcripts of the original Field IS'otes of every section, fractional section, and quarter section of land in this county, at twenty-five cents per each tract. Warranted correct. WILLIAM C. KEEN. Printer Retreat, Aug. 21.

Suhzlilulc for rail roads nn l canah. In confirmation of the evidence given before the committee, on the operation of locomotive engines on common roads, M r. Summers slated, that be bad travelled in Mr. Hancock's carriage at the

rale of 15 miles per hour, with 19 persons in the carriage, up a hill risingonein 12: that lie has continued, for 4 and a half hours, to travel

at the rate of 30 miles pet hour; and that ht has fjund no difficulty in travelling over lh worst :ind most hilly road."

James Stone plated, that 33 persons have

I eri carried on one steam carriage, and thai

t!.e engine drew live time? its own weight, near

ly at tiie rate of from 5 to G miles per hour,

partly up an inebriation." Thase several witnesses estimated the proba b'.e saving r,f expense to the public, by substitution nf steam power for that of horses, at from oiie half to two ibiids; and Mr. Taray gave it as bis opinion, "that steam coaches will, very s u n nUer their tmt establishment, be run for one third of tiie cost of the present stage rmirht; and that thi saving ouU increase In the ratio of the increased fpet-d.1' Nor are the advanl

greater velocity at!;!!.,.-.! i.. ,i.

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TOSx"V SHEETS would respectfully ac-

quaint his Iricnds of bwstzerland county, and the public generally, that he is now receiv

ing and opening in vevay, in the large new brick house, owned by John F. Dufour, &. son, west of

I'leasant &. Mendonhall's store, ml fresh timl general assortment OF GOODS, Direct from Philadelphia and New-York, and to which he would invite the attention of the public. His srock consists, in part, of Black, blue, drab and mixed Cloths and Satinet ts, Red, scarlet and white Flannels, Fancy, barred, plate, oil and Mcrrimac 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. Bombazetts and Marinos, Bombazine and black silk Velvet, Marsailles 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, I'adding and Canvass, Bleached and unbleached cotton Hose,

do. do do. half do. Miss's fancy Tlose, Mack Muslins and fancy Linings, Patent Thread, assorted colors, Super elastic Suspenders, Cotton and worsted do. Percussion caps, pearl Buttons, Gilt, carnblet and bone do. Ladies boskin kid and beaver Gloves, Mens do do. do. Bobbinet, gauze and blond Veils,Kibbands and 15raids, Flag and bandanna Handkerchiefs, Do. cotton do. ('rape and ga.r.e, dress do. Plain Bobbinet,

Bombazine Stocks, waistc ribbands and bead

bajs,

Executor's Sale. ""7"ILL be sold, at the late residence of LewV is F. Golay, lutely deceased, in Craig township. at public out cry, and to the highest and best bidder, on FRIDAY, September 12, 1C31, the personal property of said decedent viz. Horses, cows, hogs, sheep, and variou;Haer articlesTerms of sale all sums of three dollars and under, cash down all sums above three dollars, a credit of nine months will bo allowed, the purchases giving approved security for the payment of the same. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock,

on said day.

SC?" Farmers and others, wishing to purchase

such property, will do well to attend. EBENliZER IIAFFORDjCx'r. Craig township, Aug. 4- 8.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. WILL be sold, at public outcry, at the subscriber's house, on the Lawrcnccburg state road, one mile south-west of Jacksonville.

on TUESDAY, September 2, the personal pro

perty oi ueorge lirown, deceased, to wit Wheat, Hay, in the stack. Hogs, Sheep, some farming utensils, and Household Furniture, tS c. &c. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A . M. Terms, for three dollars and under, cash down, over that sum, nine months credit, by giving approved security. - JAMES BROWN, ad'r. JerTerson township, August 7. John Bowman's Estate. THE undersigned, administrator of the estate of John Bowman, deceased, late of Posey township, gives notice that he has filed his account in the Probate Court for final settlement, and that the third day of the next November term of said court, is set for the final settlement of said estate; and those heirs, who, in the lifetime of said John Bowman, received advances of settlement, to appear then and there in proper persons, and answer under oath to such advances.

THOMAS KELLY, MnCr. Aug. 13, 1834.

1cr . nursuacec: of order o

.Li "I SiVitr.ejIand cumtv, la., entered, at the August term, I.v.3 I, the creditors! of said estate are hereby notified, that the undersigned, administrator of said estate, .'-a; i;i iiM eveicd iha! :i.o persona! estate of :-aid de.-edent was i;i-:iliieieiit to pay tiie e::t.dandiug debts against the same, and that said decedent died seized of no real estate, out of which said debts could be satistiitu

reported the same

to tiie court, and

ed ;ti in-

4;" ;. ; v clear stuJi, b .'iv to "N. V.. Ceor.re ::;ring and sens: Vu-.av. An:;.

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AND VK1IV CIIK.;. p"3"IIE subscriber iafornts !iis fiiend.-i and JS rm'iouier, that be Iiasreceitcd bis fall

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ventory of the di.bts aforesaid, so far as they have come io his knowledge; as also a statement of the assets belonging to said estate in his possession, out of which said debts arc to be paid so far as the same will o, and prayed said court for re lief in the premises. Now, if any of the creditors of said estate shall fail to notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit, upon which the same may be founded.

in the oilice of the clerk of sard court, previous 1 FLAN." BLS CALICHES, of every descripto the final distribution of the assets of the estate some very cheap.

Of every kind and description usually sedd in this county consist in part of

Black, Ubie, ilrown, Steel Mixed, fc Drab

.kick, r.ae, i-:iixcu,f and Drab $

aforesaid, sucli claims will be postponed in l.ivor of more diligent creditors. And the creditors of

said estate are notified to appear at the Probate

court, to be holder, at. the court he.u-c in Vcvnv,

on Tuesday, the K'th day of October next, at which time ail claims filed as aforesaid, will be finally heard, acted upon, and determined by said court. JOSEPH S. LILLA11D, Adm'r. of the estate of William Coy, dee'd. August li, 1C34.

Estate of William 1. Coy. N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Switzerland county, la., entered at the Au

gust term, 1S3-1, the creditors of said estate are hereby notified, that the undersigned, administrator of said estate, having discovered that the personal estate of said decedent was insufficient to pay the outstanding debts against the same, and that said decedent died seized of no real estate, out of which said debts could be satisfied reported the same to the court, and filed an inventory of the debts aforesaid, so far as they have come to

his knowledge; as also a statement of the assets

belonging to said estate in his possession, out of

which said debts arc to be paid so far as the same

will go, and prayed said court for relief in the pre

mises. Now, if any of the creditors of said estate shall fail to notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by

filing the same, or a statement of the nature, oa

scrintion and date of the contract or assumpsit,

upon which the same may be founded, in the oilice

of the clerk ol said court, previous to the hnal distribution of the assets of the estate aforesaid,

such claims will be postponed in favor of more

dilisrent creditors. And the creditors ot said cs

tate arc notified to appear at the Probate court, to be holdcn at the court house in Vevay, on the second Monday in May, A. D. 183f, at which time all claims filed as aforesaid, will be finally heard, acted upon, and determined by said court. JOHN LAMPTON, Adm'r. of the estate of Wrilliam B. Coy, dee'd. Augnst 11, 1834. A VALUABLE FAR1II, FOR SALS.

LOOK OUT!

THE subscriber having assumed the collection and settlement of the accounts of the

ate firm of KEEN & CHILD, respectfully re

quests those indebted to the firm, to make immediate payment. Wheat, Hye, Oats, Corn, &-.c.

will be taken in payment, at the market price, if delivered at Printer's Retrea,or at the residence of the subscriber in Jacksonville, by the Ifjih of

September next. GEORGE HI. CHILI).

JacksonvillcAugust l.", lis31.

fined to tie

ffler cheapness (nan horse dianght.

latter, danger is merged in :.s I u-. ;l ,,,,,, .o,i ;(!. expense, by f;ua!ei spetd. I:, Me;,,,, power, on the contrary, there is. rio d;n,-( i f I 1 1. lue 1 on away wilt, ::nd I h:tt id o , n .j, ,,

Bobbinet and thread Laces and Edging, (Jreeiau Lace, Bishop Lawn and Insertion, White and spotted Cravats, Nankeen and IJeaverteens, Tuscan and straw Bonnets, Sheeting and Shirting, Silk 1 1 its hair cloth, fur and chiiichinella Caps, Took, side, tuck-pull, pocket, ivory and red ding ( 'ombs. AIjSO A Cttnrrtd Assurliiicnt of Queatstvare ami C racerics.

CAP, POUT, PRINTING AND WliAPPLNO

Piijui; al ti''i'.'lt . ale or liiltiil. r 1 -1 i-i-- 1. i.

I n; oniy wi.-ues ins h il-iki.-; io rail ami onimn

ids : took heal hi:; prices and be saliriied. Tin

!M;b,:-,t i 1 11 ::! On-

rue will be- given lor l!as, feathers

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sides, in the township of Jeffer

son. Switzerland county, la. three miles north o the town of Yevay, and nearly adjoining Mount

sterling itbeins the west half of the south west

quarter of section 35, town. 3. range 3, west-

1 here are about 40 acres well cleared and un

der improvement th 2 balance is well timbered.

Having a complete log building, with a good dry

cellar under it. A well of never failing and excellent water, r.car 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 jdum trees. Indian creek runs through said land, which affords wa

ter, at all times, for cattle, lc. There arc two grist and two saw mills, on said creek, within a half mile of the house.

Persons desirous of purchasing, will please call

and view the premises it will be sold a bargain

and the title rs indisputable.

WILLIAM WlllTAIORE. July 5

FOSi SALK.

"ESMTILL be sold at public sale al tho Court

V w house door, in evav

On Saturday, 6th Sijitcmbcr.

between the hours of 12 o'clock M. and two of the eloek P.M-, to the highest and best bidder, the

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...iiuoi.i- I, w u .n umi ; ueionging io rrie es

tate ol OlIS WALDOW deceased, viz:

In-lot of the town of Vevay; known on the o

riginal plat of said town, by the number Eleven

ALSO,

An out lot of said town of Vevay, known on

the plat o( out lots, bv the number thirty five.

QlT- i lie widows right ol dower to the above lot.-!

has been relinquished

J urms of Sale One half cash in hand, the

balance in two erpial instalments, in six and nine

months hum s;de, and bearing an interest ten per

centum irorn day ol sale, it not promptly paid.

1 no cnmrnisriiuner w ill excute to the pur

chaser or purchasers, a certificate or cirtificatcs of sale, and will execute and deliver a deed to said purchaser r purchasers, their heirs or as

signs when complete payment is made therefore By order of tiie Switzerland Probito Court. SILAS SMITH, Comn.is'r. Vevay, August 13. imSurnKV.

S IIKRBAS. iiiv wife. I '.1 .17. A It I ". ' I ' 1 1

WW KEI5N, (Iain i;iiabe!h Vernon,) has It my bed ami board, without any cause or n.v'.e;iiion, ,u my pail, I am detei iniin-d ,, i,;,v

! her eolitiaeliiiLr. mid all persons :ne

hailM.r ,. -, tindi I ihu ide.l of io.il.iii-; aiilc Willi I tic i:uoe.

SMViUEL KERN.

jmVlE SUBSCRIBER is dcfejsisfc H sirous of disposing of the Vjyf

t A J ivj'ii uii , 11..1. ill; IlJ 1 v;" r! il B

Carnblet.-:, of different colors, Botiiliazet!?, ' cry good. Bobinet and Jackonet, Caml-ric Muslins, VeNins. Velvets, Table Diap.er. Cottoti arit, Nos. ", (I, 7, !!,'., 10. Lchoru aii! Bolivar Fiats, &c. ic. GROCERIES, Of Every Dcsrrijition, Wines and Lienors of almost all kindsj DYE STUFFS, $r. fe.iiLl.i r ill CUTLERY and 77. V WARE. A General Assortment of ROOKS, Ilibles, Testaments, Webster's Dictionary and Spelling Rooks, Geographys, History of the United States, English Crammars, English Renders, Introductions, a::d 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 smalt portion of them; but he assures his friends that Ins 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 tiie county. lie wishes to purchase or exchange goods for the follow ing articles of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dried apples and Peaches, Jeans, Linsey Tow Linen, Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow Flax, Flaxseed, (liiiscn, Corn, Oats, Bacon hams, Cotton and Linen Raga and in fact, nothing will be refused. LYMAN W. MIX. Mountstcrling, October 10, 1833.

CIUCXNWATI EA2TS NOTE X.IST.

OHIO. Commercial Bank Cin

cmnau par Franklin bank of do par

Lank ol .anesvillc Ji Bank of Chillicothe li ' Columbus li " Lancaster li Com. bank Scioto do Comni'l b'k L. Erie do Dayton bank do Far mers &. Mec. bk. Stcubenville do Farmers &.Mcch's b'k

of do Geaura Mount Pleasant

Executor's Notice. PTTIIE undersigned, having been appointed cxJaL ecutor of the last will and testament of

JENNEP CULBEiM SOX, deceased, late of

I leasant township, Switzerland couniv. Indiana.

requests all persons indebted to sai.l estate to make immediate payment, and all persons having

dcmaiius against the same, will present them for settlement. The estate is solventWILLIAM CU L B E ! ITS ON. ex'r. Pleasant township, August 1--S.

PUDLTC VENDUE.

ILL be sold, at the houc of the subscri

ber, living on the ri-iht hand fork of In

dian creek, just above mr. Reily's farm, On Monday, September 1, 1831,

Hogs, Cows, Corn, in the field, Buckwheat. Cab

bage. I urnips and Potatoes, in the ground, Oats, in tho sheaf and Flax, in tho bundle also, a variety of

II oiss el: olel S'u failure. X'r- .K-.- Si-..

Jul

Terms of sab'- twelve

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DAMEL J. SHELDON.

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Executor's Not ice. 'ETHl' subscriber, bavini.' been appoint .1

.hi. eeul.ir ol the l.,st will and li. lament of dollars .

I.KWIfS I'. OOL.W, li'e ,f Vai" Sowihn

Muskingum bank

nlarietta Norwalk

St. Clairsvillc

MICHIGAN, Bank of Michigan 2 Farmers St Mcch's do 2 Small notes 5 Bk of River Raisin 2 All others no value VIRGINIA.

Richmond branch 3 Valley and branch 3

N. W. B. at Wheeling 3

D1ST. COLUMBIA. Rank of Metropolis 8 MARYLAND. Baltimore Banks 3

di George Corrnry 3

z. Farmers b'k Annapolis 3

3 3 3

I Ij Havre de Grace

lij Frederic County 11:; Westminster do Ilagcrstown

do DELAWARE,

Urbana Banking Co doj'Dank of Delaware 3

Western Reserve do Farmers b'k &. branch ',1

All others uncertain. Bank of Smyrna 3 AvATF C7vl", Wilmington and

Bank of Louisville 2 Brandyw inc 3

Louisville Hotel Co

Bank of Common'h

Bank of Kentucky

and Lraiichcs

All others no value

Tn.NE,sSEK.

Slate bank &, bran.

Union bk Nashville

do, payable in Phila. Yeatman i.V. Woods j payable at Nashvill do payable at 1'hil.i. All others uncettain LOUISIANA, Bank of Louisiana do. Orleans Com. bk Louisiana City bk N. Orleans Consolidated Asso'n Louisiana State bk Citiz-ns' bk of Lara Me.- Tra bk br N. O. Canal bk Co. Union bk of Lou'a

All others uncertain. Mssi.ssiyj'i, Agn'cnl. bk Natchez . Slate bk Miss do 5 Planters' himk b All others uncertain. ;

AI.MiA MA,

M PENNSYLVANIA

20 Xhiiadclphia Banks

Pittsburgh 20 I larrisburg

Chambersburg Easton

5, West Chester

r; (lermantown

JJ-iMontgomery

3 o 2 o o o o

i- armcrs b'k Lancaster 2

j -Bucks County

;tettysburg )5 rownsville York Bank

.r'1NorthamT)ton

r Lancaster Bank bj NEW JIJiSEY, f Slate b'k at Camden

State bank vV. biau Bank of . "Mobile

at Elizabetbtown h

.r Cumberland bank f

Farmers b'k Mt Holly 5 r Newai k Insurance co. 5 bjTrenton banking co. r

l Bank of N. Brunsw ick &

NEW ORK, City Bank 3 3 Troy and Albany f Mohawk Bank .r iN'ewbuvgh ,r Auburn 5 Geneva J

All others iiiicerlain

l,ri I'l'u-a and Branebes f !." Ontario Bank, Lin n .r

at ('anaudairua

PRINTED AND 1CBLISIIEI BY 'I'ri'iUs-- 'or f! nonibers. in ndvn m-c. t w n

if paid within the year, two dollars ruul

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