Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 164, Vevay, Switzerland County, 24 January 1835 — Page 3
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WAMHtt'S LIBftARV, Prospectus of tzio nczc volu?n$st foii 1S35. THE Select Circulating Library has been for ome time f lirly classed amongt the established pcri:;iicil publications of the country, and having obtained a credit and circulation unprecedented when the price is considered; this certainty, by allowing greater freedom toouref f its, is calcnl ited to render them at once siren ii ins and mre effectual. The objects that Waldie's Library bad in view, was the dissemination of good new books every where, at the
cheapest possible rates, and experience has
seven individuals mi !i: ina the passengers;, . , , ' ,, r ,, rt , . .v . 1 ... '.hundred and sixtu dollars worth of books at the
Loudon j'Tices
anu crew, oniv seven were saved. e nave
iDolurther particulars.
TOW li ii ELEC I IONS. The (".!! ing town'hip odicei , are to be e lecie I ii. each township ia this county, on the first Monday in Maich next. Oae township C'leik. One township treasurer. Three 'iMistees. and Three Constable. Ami at the saoe time one trustee of the coun ty Seminary.
CioUeYvevs uc lccuw.
Embracing D'ataalic TAtcraiure-
the
Sporting
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CONSTABtF.S The f.l'ow ir.g pei son are candidates for the ofiice of constahle in Jefferson township: J Mines h Lewi, rs ith.tniel .Mix.
rnoB i x c oi i;t. Piol'ii'e Court of Switzerland county.
oa the se
The
cHtil Monday in February next. (C3".t this teim Guardians arc required, b nn o der of court, to lender an account o! the l.-it ens muct ediig-s telative to liitir ic-pec-live u aids.
T.AXiv 1)11 A F rs. So tic nnpiincipled men aie taking advantage
of the ignorance of their rieiglibors bv lenian-.
iing a deduction of twenty per cent on L'niled JS'aes Branch Hank drafts. These notes are a valuable as they ever were, and exporting a discount on them can be considered in no other light than Swindling. If we hear any thing more of these practices we will give names.
UNITED STATES BANK. Nicholas Bi bile, has been unanimously elected president, of the Bank of the United States.
CANAL COMMISSIONER. Samuel Lewis was, on the 1 2th instant, re elected canal comuiis'iouei , for three years.
SNOW. About the first instant, the largest snow fell e st of the mountains, that has been known for many veai-. la llarii-burg Pa. it was 1G inches deep. Washington city, 30. Troy New Yoik, d. Carli-le Pa. 20.
Philadelphia Pa. Baltimore Md. Norfolk Virginia, none.
PROFITABLE BAN KING. Faimers and .Meihinics bat.k of Indiana, amount due United State, for depoite, &c. on the I0:h of November, 1831. 23,32 j GO amount due liorn the. hank of Vinccnnes, ( dd Sute bank) same day, .9103 325 27
whole amonn',
191X03 C7
siiEiurrs SALE. C'5in consequence of a misunderstanding the
ile of the lan l nf Ptuett Harvey is postpone" until Saturday, February, 14, 1835 -the per .inl pmpeity will be !ohl, a advertised on Thuisday the 29ih int. For corrected advertisement see 4th column of the third page.
MAILS. There is great irregularity in the mails a letter from the II n. Win. Hendricks, of United Slates Senate, mailed at WaMiington city, on the 23di June, did not reach us until the 'JOtli in-t. and ne reccivnl one from the Hon. AmoLine, M. II. II. U S. m tiled nt Washington. JJec. 2J, t'V the same mail.
a to: C1I A l THE J CDICI ABV. ilr. Haav-T, of Oaio, on the 7ih instant, intro tiuci;d the following resolution in Congress: Ilesolved, That the committee oa the Judi ciarv, be instructed to inquire into the expediency
! Hrnemlinrr die C .ns ituti .n of the United St ites.
si) us to lim't the services of lie: ludg-sot lb t-ojiifinr; anl Inferior Courts, to a term of years.
1 he in (lion to consider the same was nega
tived, only 00 to !'. I. Messrs;. Boon, Caer, Km
mi I, Line, and McCarf, voted in the affirmative, and Mr. Ewing in the n gative. Ilann' gan, w ,s absent.
TurJ t:?hvjn(ind virion? sufdects of intercut an I amusement.
BOU F the Sist of Janu trv. lC3."i. will be
commenced in I'hiiadelphia, a new peri
odic.tl, beirmg the above comprehensive title, its contents will he carefully adapted to the wants of tii at portion of the public who patronize Dram die Literature, the Tutf, Sporting, and the Facti ons. Fiom the growing wealth an ) incieas j-.jr population of the United States, and Ihe near as-imibtti.jn of the n I'ional appetite with whitevcr promotes the rational Iteciealions ot Life, it is presumed (h it (his Journal, ptssfcslg. ai the projectors oi' it will, ample means io diversify its pages ansi a determination to render them fubseivienl to the formation ot a Coirert taste ;n all matters rel ititr to its de--'ST1 1 cannot ful in meet with libera and cred iide supnoit from an enlightened community in every quarter of the country. Fhe dilhuulty ol sketi.hmg such a plan as might be fancifully strewed wiih any of (he chums H'noveliv to en "lire it p .pul nny and encouragement has not die least emb in assmg obstacle which the pro joitois ol this toi1; had to surmount in its con ception. Feeling coniidenily assured however, that its success is certain, when its character hero nes properly known they have already incur red considerable expease in form ng correspw dents over iiie Union; aid have ordered regular supplies of (he best selected English peiiodicals to assist in procuring materials for its columns. It is not altogether feasib'e, when a new pub.
iic ttion i contemplated, to present in detail to
ihe public its prosppctire attractions. It is ne
cessary , never iheless, that its principal featuies should be drawn out, as it is by them that its merits, ifithasany shall be judged. This is the more readily accomplished, the juibhsheis
being atirtied that whatever industry and watchful zeal can effect in completing the filling up.
will be done, and that ihey never will be found
deficient or neglectful in ihe prosecution of this
entepilzc, and in striving to produce a beneii cial and profitable result to themselves and oth
ers.
Flit; LU AM Y will lorm a material por tionofthe Gentlemen's fade JMrcutn. It is in tented to publish alternately, every week, and an entire p'ay and farce--to Ue selected with a single eye to their merits alone; a preference,
however will be extended in all cases, to native production, when they can be obtained. Independent criticisms, carefully 'xcbuling all invid ious compan'-nns. and recommend by iheii brevity, will be regulaily inserted, besides bit)
srrardiical Sketches, Anecdotes and Bon
.Mots, of prominent comedians of tire present and pa?l age; of which a rate and inexhaustible
corr.piii.nion is m store. THE TUIIF. A faitful record will be kept of all tire Bunning and Plotting matches, Pe deslrian Feats, Gymnastic Exercises, Aquatic Excursions, Fishing, Gaming, fec.with Anec
doles of noted logs. MISCELLANY. Although the purposes ol
our sheet may appear to be confined to the four
leading' subjects which have been stated we
It em it pioper to say, that there will be in ad lition to these, a considerable space allow ed foi
miscellaneous matters such as Tales Poetry
an Epitome of News List of Hotels in this city, and places of amusement Statistics the Grain Maiket Agriculture Prices of Stocks List of Broken Banks--Connterfeit Note De tector and all other matters, rejrardin? which
an interest may be supposed to exist ;U home or abroad. 'Fhe Gentlemkn's Vape Meccm, &c. w ill be
published every Saturday on tine imperial pa per of the largest class, at 3 per annum, payable in advance. By enclosing a 5 note to the publishers, postage paid, two cop es ijfthe paper will be forwarded to any direction ordered for one year. It is respectfully requested that those who de--ue to subsciibe for this Journal will forward their names immediately the terms will be sti ic ly adhered to. A ldr.-sSV.ini & ALEXANDER, Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia.
Aczr and enlarged type. Volume 5, to be commenced eaily in January 1835, will be prin lep with anfeidarged pe itndei ing the work
free from any objection that may hae been made by persons of weak eyes.
Ihe Jutirna! of Pxlles Lctlrcs, printed on the over, will be continued without any charge.
It contains every week, reviews and extracts from the newest and best books as they come Irotn the press; literary intelligence from nil parts of the woi Id, and a register of the new publications of England and America, being the earliest vehicle to disseminate such information.
and by the perusal of which, a person, however remote from the marts of books, may keep pace with the times. As it is usual to wish in behalf of a son. that
he may prove a better man than his father, so
we, wiuout meaning any particular reflection on our former volumes, received with such dis tinguished favor, hope and trust that our future may surpass them; for experience ought always to produce improvement, more especially when as in cur case, it lessens the number ol difficul ties we had to encountei in theotuset. The objects the Library had in view, were fully detailed in the prospectus; the following extract from that introductory paper, will prove the spirit of that liberality in which the work was undertaken, and alio that we have had no occasion to deriate from the original plan.
Extracts f rum the original Prospectus.
presenting to the public a periodical en-
paedia. Eeach volume is accompanied with a title page and index. The price is Five Dollars for fifty-two num bers of sixteen pages each, a price at which it cannot be afforded unless extensively patronised. Payment at all times in advance. Agents who procure fire subscribers, thall have a receipt in full by remitting Ihe publisher 5'20, and a proportionate compensation for a larger number. This arrangement is mad to increase the circulation to an extent which will make it an object to pay agents liberally. Clubs of five, individuals may thus procure the work for 4 00, by uniting in their iemitlan ces. Subscribers, living near agents, may pay their
subscriptions to them; those otherwise situated
may remit the amount to the subscriber at hi
expense, if payment is made ia money at par in
Philadelphia, Our arrangements are all made
for the fulfilment of onr part of the contract.
Subscribers1 names should be immediately forwarded, in order that the publisher may knowhow many to print of the forthcoming volumes. ADAM WALDIE. No. 207, Chent street, basement story of i!rs. Sword's Philadelphia House, rhiiadelphia, Dtcemker, 1834.
TAKE iXOTICEIVJTILL be sold on the premises at public
V w vendue on teaturday the 7th dav ol Feb
ruary next; between the hours of 10 A. M. and 1 P. 31. a small farm, situated in Cotton town
ship, cornering on the road leading from John
Dickison's to North's ferry, six miles from the
latter place formerly owned by James Dunlap, containing sixty acres of valuable land, thirtv
acres under good improvement and in go d repair,
well watered with three springs of neter failing
water, a good apple orchard of one hundred trees,
a good two story he .ved Log house, and a go d
iievv Log barn .
Ci nditions ef sale two hundred dollars paid
down and the bnlance ir. six months, wi'h interest
from day of s le, good security will be required, and a good title will be made for the land.
WHITTIFLD DUNLAP. January 10, 1833.
1)11. WUlTOiVS Vegetable Anti-Uillious Pills. THE convenience of a cheap remedy, in the form of pills, suited to the commencement of most of ti e indispositions to which wo are liable needs no comment. Many diseases, in their forming stage, are easily arrested, by the exhibition of proper cathartic medicine, and the consequent suffering and expense are thereby avoided. All that pills can effect, in preserving or restoring health and that, is much may be expected and will ke derived, from the timely uie of these pills. They are peculiarly excellent in every variety of head ache, proceeding from a foul, acid or bilious stomach; at.d in all fevcrishness of the system, depended on the same cause. In short, for
every derangement of the stomach and bowels,
requiring cathartic medicine, the Vegetable anti bilious Pills, admit no competitor. Price 23 cts.
FOIl SALE by J. F. Stevens, Yevav , and
Lvman W. Mix 3iountsterling.
BR AH A IB F 'VAXIIRoV, BLACKSMITH, ' ftl I-JSPECTI'ULLY informs
the citizens of Jetlerson township, that he has opened a cVr ii ml rnmmene'd tbo
2 BLACKSMITH BL'SiyESS.
ti on the state road, half wav be
tween M uintsterling and Jacksonville, where he is prepared t
carry on said business, in its various branches, and pledges himself to attend punctually to h'u
ItiMiiess. List of Letlers,
EM A IN l NG in the post-office at Pi inter''
Retreat, hi. on the thirlv-hist ot Dcem-
ber last which, if not taken oik in thiee mm.
will be sent to the general ;xst-oflloe.
In
From the West ladies. n.irh idocs papers to the ult. inclusive, have been received at 1) iltiiiiore. The eiigros-iisg topic in all the l-l.inds is the Abolition Act of August last. Several of the papers give the most disheartening accounts ol the condition of things and
of the prospects of the Planters, w hile one or
A MEETING of the Minute 3len will be h'dd at Mounsterling, at noon, on Saturday Hie ;h day of February nex'. A punctual alien ib.n :c of ihe officers and members is particularly req icsied.as business of im, ortmc; will be laid bit ie them. Bv order of the Colonel. AC1JAII II. GUIMES. January 10.
NE DOLLAR per hundred pounds will be
: r iii vei I W" Tlll-' nJ IV.
vi L-'ii:ii I'll .ill i.njJii.TM a v.. unu
two, on the oilier hand, decare th.At the system ,s.,' if RAGS, delivered at my mill on Indian
has worked most prosperously, henous uis- (Jrck, one mile flotn M.iuns'.crling lurhancis had occurred in the ul.ind ofGren-j JOIlS SHEETS, ud.i. January '21 1333.
tirely new in its character, it will be expected
that the publihser should describe his plan, and the objects he hopes to accomplish. There is growing op in the United States a numerous population, with literary tastes, who who are scattered over a layge space, and who, distant from Ihe localities whence books and literary information emanate, feel themselves at a great loss for that mental food which education has fitted them to enjoy. Books are
cheap in our principal cities, but in the interior they cannot be procured as soon as published,
nor without considerable expense. To supply
this desideratum is the design of the prtsent un
dertaking, the chief ot w hich to speak emphat
ically is, to make good reading cheaper, and to
put it in a form that will bring it to every man s
door. Books cannot be sent by mail, while the Se
lect circulating Library" may be received at the most distant post office in the Union from fifteen to twenty five days after it is published
at a little more expens3 than newspaper postage or in other words, before a book could be
bound in Philadelphia, our subscriber in the mori distant states may be perusing it in their
pa i lours .
To elucidate the advantages of the Select
Circulating Library such as we ropse, it is
only necessary to compare it with some other publications. Take the Waverly novels for ex ample, the Chronicles of the Canongalc occupy two volumes, w hich are sold at , 1 35to$l 50. I he whole would be readily contained in five numbers of this periodical, at an expense of lif
ty cents, postage included! So that more than thiee times ihe quantify of literary mattei can be supplied for the same money by adopting the new spapers course of circulation. But we con sider transmission by mail, and the early receipt
ol a new book, as a most distinguished feature
of the publication. Distant subscribers will be
placed on a footing with those nearer at hand, and will be supplied at their own homes with equal to about Fifty rolumes of the common Lon don novel for Five Dollars!
Arrangements have been made to receive from London an early copy of every new book printed in that mart of talent, or in Edinburgh, together with the periodical literature of Great
Britain. 1 mm the former we shall select the
ore Is, Memoirs Tales, Travcs, Sketches, Biog
raphy, $-c. and publish them with as much ra
pidity as an extensive printing oAke will admit. From the latter, such literary intelligence will regularly be culled, as will prove interesting and
entertaining to the lover of knowledge, and science, and literature, and novelty. Good standard novels, and other woi ks, now out of
print, may also occasionally be reproduced in
our columns.
It would be supererogatory to dilate on the
general advantages and conveniences which
su h a publication presents to people of literary pursuits where ever located, but more particularly to tlose who reside in retired situations they are so obvious that the first glance cannot fail to flash conviction of its eligibility. TERMS. The Select Circulating Library is printed weekly on a double medium sheet ot tine paper of sixteen pages with three columre on each, and mailed with great care so as to carry with perfect safety to the most distant post oflice. It 19 printed and finished with the same care and accuracy as book woik. The whole fifty two numbers form two volumes well worth preservation, of 416 pages each,qual in quantity to 1 200 pages or thiee volumes of llecs'a Cycle-
Sheriff's Sale,
np i virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, is JiJ sued out of the clerk's office of Switzerland county, Indiana, 1 shall
On Saturday, Fabrunry 14,
between the hours of ten iclcck, A. Ms and two
o'clock, P. 31. at the house of Pruet Harvey, in
Craig township, expose to sale, to ihe highest
bidder, fr cash, the renU and profits, forseveu years, the following property, viz.
FORTY ACRES OF LAND, in sec. 24, T. 2, R. 4,
and if the lords and profits aforesaid, do not sell
for a sum snff.cient to satisfy said wiit, 1 shall
then and there proceed to dispose of the fee sim plb of said land, for cash. Also, at the same place. I will dispose of, on
Thursday, January 129, the following personal
property,' Three Horse?, One joke of Oxen, One silver Watch, One wooden Clock. Taken as the property of Pruet Harvey, at the suit of Arthur St. Clair, to satisfy said writ. RALPH JJ. CO'lTON. sheriff. Sheriff s ofiice, Vevay, January 2.
Mary E. Baldwin
Ilorton Chamberlin Jeremiah Fomas, Beni Dull s'er Hiram Peabody J. B. Robinson
Ilachcl Campbell
John II. Chittenden Nathan Hagan Ann Masshall Harvey Phillips Jeremiah Thomas
WILLIAM C. KEEN, postmaster. ITIST OF 'IiETTKISSr .
b.MAIMu in the post-uinee at yeuiy. i.i on ihe 31st dav of December, 183-1, which
if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the general post-office, as dead letters.
I. ESacy idkiiis Joseph Adkmson
John Alfiey George Ash JVlr. Adkins
U. Disdisye Barmon
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2
Philip Bettens, jr James F. Brown Jacob B ussaw Saml and Lewis Beal Saml Brown Sand and Jas Kruwu James Sc 1). Bon en
Nathaniel Cotton
John Boreand
Rev Henry Banta, John L. Blunk Levi Beckley Saml Bellamy Jacob Banty John Backhai.non
C. James Campbell
James $ Elias C Craig Moses Chamberlin Donald Cameron Lawia A- Clark Samuel Cler n .William C. Dam Julia L. Durnont E. William S, Earhart JR. A. C. Forbes John Fox
Paul Froman
O. Peter Gray Joseph Gray
Abijh II.Grimesj t rederick Golay Wm & Aadrew tiiveng Amos Gilbert
SI, Elijah holcrafl IWrs. Hastie
Cyrus Hatch Zelim Humbert Droz James Ilastie John Hawkins jr J. hn lloldtrafi 2 Win. Ai- Tho Hatkc-U Daniel llajcock Joseph Ilajs Chas. fc Nat. 1 ladlock
f, William Jones Uenrga J dmsoti
M. Edw. & Saml. Kern John Konkle
T V V E C. SIIEHMAN & S. ECKLIN.
HAVING purchased the Type Foundry es tablished by ihe late J. HOWE, have en.
tered in!o partnership, for the purpose of carry.
ing on the Manufactory of Ty pes, un !er ihe firm
of S. Eckliji St Co. We intend keeping on hand a large assort
ment of type, especially those kinds most used.
which will enable us to supply order? with the
least possible delay; and have now for sale a
large quantity of the best quality, (stock puicbas
eu Irom the estate ot J. Howe,) and intend tt
make immediate additions to it.
. Eclin & Co. are now prepared to receivi
orders for founts of eveiy description, from
Pearl to 22 lines Pica, including a vaiietv ol
Ornamental Lettor. We offer for sale also, n
assortment of Cuts, Dashes Brass Rule. and oth-
ornaments,of which specimens will be forward
ed to printers, as soon as they can be prepared
Such improvements as the wants ol the trad
and taste m ty require, will receive the c.iclies
attention at this establishment.
Piinting Presses of every description Printing
Ink ol the most approved qualities. Composing
bucks; brass and Common Galleys, Chases, Im
posing Stones, Paper and Press boards, Standing
I'resses, t- uimlure, together with a complete as
lortment of all articles used in a Printing Office
will be constantly on hand. Small founts, suitable for Book binders in great variety, may be had when called for
Ordeis Irom all parts of the Union w ill bt
promptly and . most carefully attended to.antl
particularly in supply ing eoi is for all founts fu nished by our prodeccssor.
We respectfully solicit a share of publ ic pat
rmage. To the former patrons of this foundry
we ueem it sufficient to s.iy, that they w ill be
as well and as promptly served as heretofore
should they b deposed to favor ns with then
oiders. 1 he business of ihe Foundiy will be
conducted un ler the filow ing firm, and by the
same person who was in fiict the type louuder in
Mc . Howe s foundry. S ECKLIN & Co. Corner of Cnmn and (Jllo l;i!l stiecls. Phda. S pi. 13, 1831.
Daniel Kelso 8 S Kingslcy
Ij, Nathan Leo
Causby M Eewis John Ietp
II, Joseph .V.aLn
William Keith Enos LittleficH James 3 Lung James M'lviv 2
Simuel M'Chntock 2 V. cV U .b rt M Kij
Joel 31adison Webster Marsh A bram M'Kay John McCoUough Jt.hu I) M .rcrod 2 J. ss-; Murpl.ry
V. William Ni-rtheut
O. Hiram Oglo i. Edward Patton
William Paige Jean Pasquier K, Noble Kasl
Isaje or Elz.i M!ei
CJenrge .MrCulh-ch KmUtI M'Kay 3d ' Monianve IMoscs M'lvav John M'Corn.ick Silas Kerturf David P..lock J eau Joseph P.ir.-.l.iz S.iinut I John PiotMmrt J hn Rn vl St m d .;ons
Moses S. Jiio. Huberts vYin and .! Kai
James Rouse Oison Read fi, Joseph Short Julia Smith SSnmuel Spencer T, Evan Tmilnnn
.reiiii.th Uidhards W ( ! I Li im -y Enoch and ..-.cub S.iuii John Slionp James 5Sha i p N II Tapn
I. Vevay it.eilaiul county II . Jesse Wood 3 Thomas Wright sr Mathias Thaus W illidc JOHN F. DIFOFIi, V M, DR. E, R. EATON
TS'(HJLI ies;ellu!ly inf. mi ' V the eiti.iuis of S . i:rl.uid
couniv, that he has j locun d Stti'xiiei-'s I'ltlrti? T rttfiSy for the tur ( llemia or Rupture, m d is now prepared to furnish .ill si7.e, and will warrant the patient a
permanent and radical nite, oi ex, Ct no pay. Those laboring iiimUt the do-cuse o requested to call anil be healed.
I i rt otifit c i o u t, u i it . TTUE sulisi'.ib r nas in cnne. t. .i", w :h Mr. U D t kinsoii's Printing Puss Slam. f.ieli rv i tsiereotypo Founrv. Having pr cuie.lalarg j variety of E s'ern Pattens, he will miinufacturo and ket p cont-tanily n hand, cuts, f it sujH rior quality. Leads, Higlel, Piutts, hr printing ;dauks,TyC metal plates, f.r m itn;. . II f which he c n alVid to sell chuaper ih.m ilu-y can be bought any wherein the uesirru roiinUv, fr cash or echa.i for 1' v e at nine rents, p r pound. M A 11 F Rl BAfiNEV. Cinciunali O Janiiarv H.