Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 167, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 February 1835 — Page 1
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A FANATIC PREACHER. A preac lier being requested to perform the list sad office for a young woman at ihe point f death, pressed her to believe that fieh a id blood cannot inherit the kingdom of heaven. "Then I am safe," replied the patient, "for I have been so lonn ailing, that I am nothing but ekin and bone."
VERY MELANCHOLY. A few days ago one of the deck passengers of a steam boat foil overboard, bel w eeri New
Orleans and this city, and as his wife saw him! sink for the I lit lime, she cried '-Oh me! j There joes mj por dear J oh ate, with bran new vest on and thrt dollars in silver in Ids pocket 1" Jy Water, A very good slory it reU'.ed by Limhert in his travels, respecting the efficacy of holy water. "A friend of mine says he, wag once pres ent at the house of a French, lady in Canada, when a violent thunder storm commenced. The shutters were immediate ly closed ami the room darke'-ed. The lady of the house, tint willing to leave the safety of herself ami com pany to chance began to search her closets far the bottle of h.ly water, which, ny a soddf ii tl ish of lightning. she foi Innately found The bottle was uncorked, and its contents im mediately sprinkled over the ladies and gentlemen. It was a most dreadful storm, and lasted a considerable time, she therefore redoubled her sprinklings and benedictions at every clap of thunder or flash of lightning, at length the storm ceased, and the party were providentially saved from it elects, which ihe good ladv attributed solely to the pre cious whter. But when the shutters were opened, and the admitted, the whole company found, to the destiuction of their white grwnand muslin handkerchiefs; their coals, waistcoats, and breeches, that tnctcad ol holv water; the. pious lady had tpiiukled them with ink-"'
colors. The schooner cme along side, and was hailed. "What schooner is II a ?" "H's M. schooner Highflyer," was the answer Come on board Sir. The boat wag now hoisted out, and a Bii'.i?h Lieut, came alongside. He j'iped over the gangway, and was inline-diatt-ly uiheied into ihe cabin, w here sat Com. Rogets, to whom he handed his instructions. ' Umph, so Sir, joa are looking out lor ihe American fiate President, Com. Rogers." Where did you h ave the Squadron'." "Yetimlay mori.ing o!l" ha k Loi.g Lland, Sir." How was Com. 11 ird V He was very well S.i ' -Ha e you a sudit ient desr rip t ion ol the President to recignize her when Ju shall ee hei' ! "O y e? Sir, we faMi- l f.til o ksnw her i-nrnediateiy." ' W'rll Sir, without keeping tou longer in suspenca, I hare the honour to
'inform ou th it ymi are now on hoaid the U.
Siate?, ship Presideiit, and 1 am Corumadore R.geis!! Meantime all hads being pijed to dinner, the otl'u er of the deck ordered the boaUwains mate to intite the men who were in the boat up and paitake wiih the crew. The boatswain's mate accordingly locks over the side, and says ; "S iipmates come a board and get some dinner,"' ''Shipmates, eh," sys a dry old fellow in the act of taking out :iU last l,urs quid of tobacco and looking Up at the same time very quiz tally at thel'ie rident's 1 say Tom do you twig that piit that jih? Sliiver my topmast, but B'olhei
.j.ilil.athan has diddled us this time, as .ure as
the devil s in Lunnn. liul never mind Tom,
we'll JJo ahoaid and get Some gru l, ;,t,t ?te our new mesmales, aiayhap mc shall tind
plenty 1 Hi.ket- grog, with a dish f long we iningt, and a cotelortable drop of olO Kentucky.
sent witnesses, which was complied wiih. The cause was then adjourned over until the next term of Oyer and Teimtneri mid the prisoner remained- to his Ci Ii. The prisoner listened to the leading of the indictment w ith an expression of intense curi
oity ; hi stern filatures sometimes relapsing
into a. contemptuous smile whenever the
phrase occurred of his being instigated by the De il, and also during the reading of the second count, w-in he is charged ih
hivi.ig administered a metalic substance unknown to the jury, lie was, however, evideutly belter pleased with the language ol the counsel in his defence than with the recital of the heavy charges against him by his accuser.
Jour, of Com.
Sunn, the roller. This man who we et-t; ted was recently arrested at Bost.in forsteal,rg ,3(JJ from a gentleman's coat pocket, in a barber's shop in Courtlandt street in this
ciiyand for breaking the jail Schenectady,
was brought here yesterday (rom Boston, in he custody of Mr. Yates, the sheriff of Schenectady county. There was no other pc rson but Smith in the shop when the money wag stolen. The boy who shaved him was sent for to recognize him; seemed puzzled, and finally said, "That's the same face but not the same hair." The keeper of the shop was then sent for. lie recognized him immediately and added, ' Ile'a had his hair colored; I can tell by putting my fingers thro' it." He was then tent olfin the custody ol Mr. Yates. V. y. Transcript.
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.....oik iiiv umuuuuu uur, gioaiieu I nan ue:i, n ;eiiu :-.n
out me strange paisjn.
Y hat have you heard of him in particu
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YANKEE INGENUITY. The laughter loving editor of th New England Weekly Review, say s that on a late
trip to Albany, he stayed all night at one of
t'le hnJels near the river. He went to bed, but was soon awakened by an army of bed bugs, who made a fierce and simultaneous at
tack upon him ''front, flank and rear. Cow
nrdtike. he fled to the middle of the floor.
and secured a blanket and a pillow, and hi youkaced there for the remainder of the night. Here they charged on him again and routed hi. 'ii completely. He roaied out lustily for B asufaco, and begged 'him to send up a pint of molasses. This was done w hen his qnill-
phip proceeded very deliberately lo draw a circle upon th floor, with the molasses, about 10 feet in diameter. Afier shaking hiaell thoroughly on ihe outside of his magic ring, he ventured within it, and slept quietly till morning! this was probably the tavern at which a traveller up in retiring to rest in the evening JieoTered a bed bug in ohf. cornei of the fire place, picking hi teeth with the poker .
Mathias tbi PaoniKT. Our Reporter returned Ut evening from While Plains, and hrin information that the Grand Jmytd W estchester County, after a laborious and piotiacted examination, came into Court at
10 oYloi k yesterday morning, wiih a true bill of indictment against Rfheit Mathews, alias Mathias, for the murder of Ehjah Pierson in August last. The pi isoner w a therrupn put
to Ihe bai, aU tiu indictment read to him.
ccusi'ting of ihe following Counts: vir.
1st Count, charges the prisoner with poi
soning the deceased by means of arsenic.
2d Count, with poisoning him with tome metalic substance unknown to the Jury. 3 J Count, with causing the poison to be ad ministered by some other pet son untuown lo the Jury.
4 ' U Count, which having caused the deceas
ed to die of starvation.
5 h Count, with forcibly pretenting proper
mush g and attendance hen-f adminisleied
,i. i i i i . i
i. u;e ueccaseu. wune sick, hi rouse
uuenre of which the fceceaied came to his
death. The public Prosecutor, after having finished reading the iudii tment, aske. th accused if he was ready for tiial, hut before he had
lime to relv.one ,f his council. Mr. Western,
presented an aflidail to the Couit
view to quashing the indictment
From the Indiana Democrat. Gentlemen Some few days since I hnd two men employed lo dig me a well on my larm adjoining Indianapolis. Aftc? they had descended G or 8 feet through the ordinary soil, or rich earth, they came to a species of blue cl i, quite tenacious and hard, which continued until they had gone about ti7 feet
furthe r, in all, 37 feet from the surface or top
of the ground. They then came to some litter, consisting of leaves, small brush, bark. 5rc. and finally to a black walnut log about two feet in diameter, perfectly sound w ith the
bark on it. In rutting the side ol the log to make room for the curhing, n it did not layin the centre of the well, they could distinctly
hear something tall on the opposite ide ol the log, implying that it lay on the side or edge ol seme deep ravine; they proceeded three feet
further making forty leet, and quit for the
night, intending to prosecute their labors the
next morning, but to their perlect supnse and astonishment the water had flown into the
well, carrying a great deal of mud and dirt along and filling the well within C or 8 feet ol the top with water. Our supposilion is that the w ater found its way into the well by the side of the log, and in all probability communicated with some large stream of water running under the ground.
1 will remark for the henent of those who
are not familiar with the situ ilion of my fai m, that where the well is dug, the. land is elevated about CO or 70 feet above the. bed ol White river. Specimens of the bark and
chips may be seen by going to the well. Respectfully yours, John II. Sandehi. "Wood Lawn, Jan. 8, 18o5.
lar?"
"Why, I understand, between you and me, he don't make any thing of going into a tavern; right into the very bar room; and taking a glass of todd y or a button of flip, and talking and cracking a joke just like any common man."' "Oh! shocking !"' groaned Johnson. Mlt is shocking, indeed, if it be true,"' said the other '"and more than all that, I'm informed, that when he was at New York, a few w eeks ago, autually went to the play house." " Oh ! monstrous !'' groaned Johnson. "And besides. I'm told, that after church of a Sunday, he goes out a riding with his wife, the same as though 'twas a week day.'" "Oh! unaccountable!"' groaned Johnson." "And furthermore, I'm informed, that he never marries a couple, without taking the unholy liberty of kissing the bride, the same as all the rest of the company.'1 "Oh! what a wretch-" groaned Johnson. ' But between you and me, he' taken greater
uoertics with my wile.
" '.reater liberties!'' " Yes: I could'nt have takan greater my
self."
The stranger clergyman was so shocked at this, that he scare ly opened his mouth again,
till they reac hed llartlord. Kntering the convocation with Johnson, he immediately broach, ed this new charge against that unlortunale gentleman, and very honestly appealed to himself for its confirmation. "This gentleman," a lid he pointing to Johnson, "ii my authority." " But that gentleman,'' said one of the assembly who knew him, "is Mr. Johnson himself. "Is that Mr. Johnson?" exclaimed the strange clergyman, starting and stating as if he had seen a ghost. But the joke was too
good a one lo clrtip there; and the clerical geolemei. who, among themselves, are generally
loud ot sport; bandied it so lietly, and so muc h at ihe honest clergy man's expense, that he pretty soon slunk away, and, mounting his
hoise, rode, out ol llartlord as soon as possible.
Ji lor li e He. Mr. Johnson, though hu was h norabiy acqu.t ed,he told his parishion
ers he would show ihetn such a trick as the
devil never had; whereupon, he bade them
good u) e, and lett ihem
ll t"rclic
tling the nfTair of ihe lev. biurn. '1
tecum i rry nuncainy for o.?ic lm:e. .V;Ll m'i ihe Kin? fai-J to the Genera! Yo..r':,ic nr. come to the ref.gPes " Xa." g J I U'.V,i,-j. on, Pil have n-thi g to do ;l;h tlem:ti -Ty ate your Mj.-t ', ( r perty." ,',fe. con.;.-:,.
able altarc l'mn nn ll, n-.t i... .
J i 'r!iiii;a:n-:' j they perceived that l.ia Satnmc .M je.!V had i.
en ii Biaunri cenina the.n. At
once ii !
proposed inai tne reSogec, ghouM he ojvea -p to him. But what wa their gamriso k!,, '
L . . P . . .
en n; reiuseu to nrrr p them. ented, hiwe v r, that iflhev
lie nnaPy C -r.
wniild sptilc t! a
refugee ner the liae of their iepecue terii'one, he wotjld take the mi( eu'atendrnre of ihem. The dream silenced tl.e t u ie: !:d it Ion before Hint bar-room a? njciii entertained with the talei of refugees.
A good rea$on for dancing . A piry of It lieg and gentleman (tho el-evliere p.ig lor in-t-lhgeut beinj.) aseemt'le t a ball room. Soogj tbey array theaiiclvpg in op; o-ing 1 nf; ni. euily a young lady jumps up front the fl mi, hakes one fool and cai g down agin. Again he springs up and the otner mat q iivers. Then -he turns round in her nUce. tuiiinr. on mid
-hakes both her feet. Her intelligent partner ppoiie pei farms the sanie operations. Then noih rush foiward, and seize each others hatid.
an'i jump up Hgam then shakt tgjeir fret and tain! still The next ladv and centlpinitn
iy rationally and sol-eily follow the example
jut set by them, jumping, shaking, and turning.
anu so en to the end all lor no ther renvoi,
...... t,u i,,ci.e, uiitii uccati.e niacK uutlee si( in the corne drawmj a hone ha:r across a
cat gut.
The Lout Kkt Patrick Lifn was a .-.m.
i olhand at miking a-afety lock, and no !cs
adroit in picking one aho, in an hor est wr.v. A mercbaui in ltuiad. iphia having unnatu.ately the key of his iron !H..st, s, nt (, r Mr. L. to com- to Iii- oflire for i. puip. ?o . f opening it. Patrick speedily arc-.mjdi-i.i d the task, and when ai-kml lm.v mu h he -ha: -f for the service, demand") Si e d Tar The merchant wa; quite "ioaZ' d, and r f, ,i to pav to much, whereupon tf. Hf!j.t u)o
had still kepi hi. hand upon t.'.e poni'ero i !:,; lapped it down a v'ain. and hHvin it j:, it,5 quo, dnpaited. The toorrhant was in .-. (;,i .n dary: the content .f his chest vere in'i-pen-ible to big romniTrial opp -rati. r.j. ti,, wa net arioth.-r lo' k.rnil!, in c'nited S ates who posiepse-d the opfn se.in;e of a doir. jo hermetir.illy circumstar red. Ifeen fr Pi rick a second time, and a srrm d tiin d"! Mr. I.vou aiFert Iho liberation of the imp-is'.. .1 ln', taking rare lo hold in hi hand 1 1 !i - aJ bfor. The meirhant qure .?ej:jj!:ir ;! t.
n, '-t i" in i'n ni;i:i oioks, n n '. ;
Mr. Ij. a five ih.l'ar iio!i-j h ih - rb. -t h '
'een nreufd twice, and l! iti i U m i c! . te". The m"rl.aiit w a indi n i t at ihe f.r
mr demand, but he wa- liu ri- u iu.'t m h. 'i tie fii..d Ihe roirtpe:ai i:i d, ubl.-d : be remn'OMlv lefased nnv lim. ;M ( p.,.,w h if in? -laptd down the lid again, uj.'.kid a prond time leisurely back to his woik-l.op. The blacksmith, however, tva Jirialiv I i
pha-it, Tlie mr rrhar.l w.is roaipr llt-d ; to send for the tngeniou merhai.ie . :n-! ing received iheonr( ( lCu , n . Ilai.lw hand.. be applied li ruin -on i . I r . t
a.
an.t, having unl.( ker) tl,tt t!iej:
for his i -mplojer'g uge.
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Miil facilities. It appears from the report
with a of the l'osi Master General, that the whole
I'he allida- distance themail is carried within the United
ill alleged that undue measures had been u:ed States, in a year, is about 23.500,000 in. lis; '.o pre vail upon the Grand Jury to mme to or about liO times around the Globe in the th.- conclu-ion they had arrived at, and that same time; or nearly three times around the
an improper iuiluence had been exercised to. Globe every day. t copie s AdvQCatt.
fcCrH'e rnpv l)ie f) ,,v;e ln,poriv
cie K,n me h;l ulelj hia imrf : 'The proprieiori G hjw pri.,(.r j..,. k
a paper n.vl taken fr.,m I i ()'. ,.r
he neuler U d to inforui ihem. ,: !.....-
tprs ho dr. so render lh mseSve5 is .'..j, ouhl lo be h 1 I acroiini.il, e.v
- e nave a lew "exi t,:...i i i.
Rum in in ik', nt pc.on weather will permit.
A Sailor's de.sa iptionof Hunting. Going to see my father Ihe oilier day, he nx'd me lo take a voyage a hunting with him. S when the swoller had ligged the horses, they bro'l.
me one lo stow mysell aboard ol one mail they told rnewasin such light trim, she would go as fast on any tack as a (atilk-tone cutter. So 1 got a loft, and clapp'd mysell alb wait ghtp, and made as much way a any on 'em; and to the wind waul of a grael pit we spied a hare at auchoi , so weighed aad bore away, and just as 1 had overtaken her, my hor-e tame iduu-n a-hore upon a ro k the bail;
tay broke she pitched over the foiecas'le. raaie keel upwards, and unshipped my shout der; and hang me if ever I sail on land pii
Mas tlieir piiigment, inasmuch as a person named Ii H. Voorhis, lq. had been allowed, contrary to la w, fi ee access to the jury , winch individual had publicly expressed feelings and opinions hostile lo Ihe prisoner.
The Court decided that there did not ap
A CLERICAL JOKE. A clergyman, of free and jovial manners; whom, for the sake of concealing, his real nis real name, we shalll call Johnson; had given great ollence to his parishioners and broth-
pear to be suffn ient gmund for quashing ihe'er clergymen, in Connecticut, by reason of : .j :.-.- . i : . i. ! . i . r i i - !. -
indictment; where upon, Ihe pi isoner through
that same freedom and joviality of manners.
They resolved to turn him out of the. syna
gogue; or, at least, to compel him to appear and show cause, if any he had, why he should not be turned out. lie was accordingly cited
T.iteering
again.
NAVAL ANECDOTE.
Some lime in the early part of the late win,
his Counsel, pleaded not guilty, and deinaii
detl a tiial. The Uistiict Attorney stated to ihe Court that he could not safely tiring the prisoner to
ui il at the present lerm, in consequence of to "be and appear" before his clerical peers,
i ne an-ence oi witnesses winch he considered at llartlord, on a given day; w
niiteri a l to tne prosecution. He therefore moved tli.it th? cause be postponed Until the oextCouituf Oyer and Terminer, in April
ni xt. .Mr. Western staled that the interest and safety of hi? client demanded that he should he instantly heard in his defenre; that his
witnees were all in court, that there was a
pos-iility that during Ihe intervalthey migl. I lie removed by death or otheiwise; and Ihe absence of either of them might cost the pris oner hi lib-. He alo argued that it was
A lavghnlle adventure. KM long since reverend clergyman in Vermcnl, being nppre
hen-Mte that tb accumulated weight of snow
U oi the roof of his barn might do some damage.
resolved lo shovel it off. He therefore acen
'e l it, having tirst. for fear the snow mipht all
'experiments" of
the s'.i'u
. Pi r,y
The Q ieen CliailoKr. the fl)
Uiilish II. et. raptured hv C'.-
ever memorable battle on Lil.e Kii raised on Mood,v ,.ft. from the p.,c he had heea t,t,,k i:. ;tr I-:.1V , f J
Isle, ami safely moored ahore.
o f I ( tin
i e m
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tand thai .h. ii pnferlly soai,,! . at.d in i , opi-.ioa of good j'idgp. wr.rih more ihaa when first launrhed frmn t!.e j.t,., k-. Ti.U ship with tv.o others, the D,-!r .; p.:.. i.
ilile off at once, and himself with it, fa-tened to j and f he A mi ienn hri" I -iwrenn- .
his wait one end oia tope, and giving the oth for t!ie preierv ition , j f.,,r rrt . ;.;..-., f'i er to his wile, he went In work ; but fearing still yen r- since. At H e bre.ikie.r , '
val slat inn, lhee ve?eg. toiT-M. r w iM ni.t
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for his safety M j dear," said he, tie ihe rope round your wad." No sooner had the 'lone this, than off w ent the snow, poor mini-tei and all, and up went his wife. Thus, on one side of Ihe bam the a-toundtd and confounded
clergyman hung, and on theoihei side hung hi wife, high and dry, in nnjeMy sublime, dinglmg and dangling at the end of the rope. At that
moment, however, a gentleman very luckily, passing by, delivered them from Iheir perilous situations.
ee of the public
between the United States, and Great Hiilain-
as the frig tie President Commodore lingers, the duty of Ihe l)i-tricl Attorney to furnish.
wag standing in fr Ulork l-land. lift we n u pn afli lavi', a list of the names of (he ah
Gray Head and .Miulaug Point, ir-dera full compliment f canvas-1, she espied a I m. sharp "clipper built" chooner with Ivieli-b c alms, under the lee bow sailing Inward her. bearing a set of signals w hich were not un derstood, the schooner wag therefore pronounced to be an enemv's vessel.
The Comoicdore, however, by way,
of ma
-ent ii itncse for the preci.l prosecution, and
the nature of Ihe lctiinny he expected to
derive Inon then
The I). strict Attorney replied that such
va not the practice in criminal rases, am! appealed lo die (hoi-ion nf the Court. Tin Court requested the p iblic prosecutor to fur
:.;.ih '.h: fi!tot:tr ith Ihe r.rtmcs of the ab
ihich citation
he ery readily obeyed.
On his journey, jogging forward on horseback, he fell in company w ith one of his brother parsons, whom he did not know and who - ii. - - .'.1 -.1 i.; f i .
was cnuany unacquaiiueu wiiu nim. j neir
black coats, how ever, were a sort of letter of
introduction to one another. And they im
mediately judged each other to be parsons.
and that each was on his way to theimnor
lant meeting ai llartlord. 1 hey were very
2,lad to see each other; and immediately fell
into conversation about sundry grave mailers and things and particularly about the case of the hero of our anecdote.
For my part," said the clergyman, "if all is
proprrli. wire . I t .
have now h-mm the pmprcy cf VeMiles and Leach, nf thi b.-notih, !...
sue ceiled in raioin? the O.irrn ( I -i ' i
u.d intend rai-ing ihe others. f .
stand it lo be ihe inteoiion of ;!,e ,, . It her out. either bii r,r !...-. ii ... .!
put her in!o the Chita-.o In;!-.
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Anecdote A short time afif r the peace of
UJ, a company ot retugecg were assembled at
tavern nol far from the line brlween this state
and ISew llrunswick. Here they amn'ed earh
other tor hours, in recounting their exploits of
tory memory. Une had been w ith Arnold, at the burning of New London, ami assisted in Ihe -laughter nf Foil Griswol l ; another hxd aisled in burning Fahnoth; another aided in the slaughter rt Wyoming. While they were thu amusing earh other with their tales ol
shame, a llrilish Colonel vras a silent spectatoi of the. srene, lie was walking back and forth in the room, with a thoughtful rounienance.
At length they ddieed Inm, and inq iired why
he was go serious wheiher he was unwell, that
CC7"The London t : of ces that Mr. Aslluir O'C in... tingnished pari in Ihe
been nrdvri-d l Lord IY. !;: land imcr.cd j ilt ly .
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Tlie ugir r rp al A ii k ei i, I . this year, weh arn f(m i ': a : licail, that .11:11 i a. u .1 1 ! - .i1 ,: f exeellt-nt q ia!ii. Tin. .:iR(l tbi- i--ir an) as to pro 1 i. c 1 ., rome ul ihem ae CO (Vet i 1 I 1 i
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true mat ts said ot nrotner Johnson 1 think it; he did not seem to partake .f the good firling will be likely to go hard with him," jol ihe evening. We informed them he wHs well. "Why yes," said the other, wit'i a very ;but that he had a dream but night which tronh gravecountcnance. ' If all is true thai is re- jled them, and pi evented his imh.,1 ,otlC ofclien, ported of htm, I would'nt he in his shoes, not fulne. They insi-led tli U the C.donel slioul I no not have his stockings. Hut do you relate hi di earn He ihea proceeded to infum think the reports are all true t" then i", ,t n hi Ireinhr; 'aa- U.-jrtj-
Tlie 1) 'T -it Join ml !" i!ie ? 5 i P-n...'. ai :--The L ifei 1, .Mail St.itro r.-l.: la evening between l!iic:ll and . hill at Spring Wf ii. Tho utrap. f.- the : were ( ii'.a' d two ttm.ks wen lafc- n.
ip i!i if roi ileri ! b- .i " ! I'h ii, we be h ' e, i s. ( e I
. ri 1 le w i1 h; a
to roll th: .Mo.-,.e s. 1 -i - -. io jm. ei. e',i lir un urn im ', h-irn thai a g-i r. d tCi'OU'paoy 'I. ' h ic.ii nr.
lainiNi; pi ow tH r
t.'in.il In it h i ht