Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 187, Vevay, Switzerland County, 25 July 1835 — Page 4
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oroceed to sell lh,e rent and profits, for seven venr-S to the highest bidder, for cash, the following property, viz: the two in-lots of the Town of I&clisjmvillc,
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to satisfy said writ; bat if the rents and pro-
fist aforesaid, do tot sell for a sum sufficient tQ satisfy said writ, I shall proceed to sell the fee simple of the same, for cash, to the high
est bidder.
RAI.ril S?. COT it? X, slieriff. Shcriff-s office, July S. $'2 00.
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radeseocn, Mechanics. la
borers and ;others. The subscriber offers FOR SALE, on ac
commodating terms.
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS,
of a quarter of an acre each, situated in va
rious parts of the town of
The f?al of justice of Switzerland county, in the state of Indiana. The town ofVevay, is handsomely situated commodiously and liberally laid out, on the bank of the Ohio river, twenty feet above
the flood of 1JS3"2, on the south east part of j
fractional section 14, town 2, range 2, west,
(in the district of land sold at Cincinnati,) half
way between Cincinnati and Louisville, and on the mGst direct route fnom Lexington Ky. to Indianapolis la. The daily line of mail boats, plving between Cincinnati and Louis
ville, regularly touch at the Vevay landing to
exchange mail bag, and to receive and put out passengers and goods, and it is confidently expected, that next season a line of mail star ges will be put in operation from Georgetown
Ky. through Vevay to Napoleon la., there to intersect the line from Lawrenceburgh to
Indianapolis.
Besides the daily mads by water from Lou
isville to Cincinnati, Vevay has the advantages of a weekly mail from the Great Crossing Ky.; a tri-weekly mail from Shelby ville
Ivy.; a weekly mail Irom iapoleon la.; a triweekly mail from Lawrenceburg la.; and a
tn-wcekly mail from Jeffersonville la.
Arrangements are about being made to re
sume the issuing of a periodical newspaper
FRESH GOODS.
J. II. KING, takes this method of informing his friends and the public, that he is
now receivng his supply of SPIKG G00B5,
and respectfully invites his former customers
and others wishing to purchase, to call and
examine his goods and prices, and then judge
or themselves.
His Stock consists in part of Sup. blue, black, and brown cloths, Satinets, red, green, and white flannel, Ameriv. blue, Sup. rich French, Fancy Fall River, and Fancy London prints, Concord and Ashton tickings, Apron and furniture checks, 4-4 bleached and unbleached muslins, Bleached and unbleached Suffolk drilling. Superior white Gros de Naples, Black and brown Italian lustring, Superior black Gros de Swiss, Florences of assorted colors, Black silk and black tabby velvet, Irish linens, barred muslins, 6-4 and 4-4 white cambric, 6-4 Jackonet, Plain and figured book muslins, Bobinets and Swiss muslins, Grecian footing, and 4-4 buckram,
Black Italian cravats, and superior stocks
Colored taffeta ribband &c. &c. Also, a variety of Shoes. Men's coarse pegged brogans, Men's pegged shoes, Fine kip brogans, Fine sewed shoes, pumps, and dancing do, Children's morocco boots,
Men's fine nailed boots,
Kellogg & Kennett. Cincinnati, No. 12, East Front st.
2Ev IT AVE on hand, and i!jfcj -are receiving, pre Nfhi IHH steam boats Bunker Hill fsM
Ohio, Huntsville, the following articles:
20 boxes white and brown Hav. Sugar 75 kilts Mackeral, No. I, 50 half bbls. do. 1 and 2, 23 bbls. No. 1 do, 50 do. 2 and 3 do., 100 boxes Herring, first soit 75 bbls. N. O. Sugar, 50 do. Molasses, 50 boxes Codfish, 225 bags Rio Coffee, 50 do. St. Dom. do., 25 do. Havana do., 26 do. Laguyra do., 20 do. old Java do., (superior,) 3 ceroons S. F. Indigo, 20 chest Y. H. Tea, 50 canisters Y. II. and Imp. Tea, 10 tierces fresh Rice, 25 boxes Sp. Candles, 7 casks Sp. Oil,
25 bbls. Loaf Sugar. Also, a complete assortment of Wines, on
tap. May, U. lS.sa
Robert Bruiimioml, Attorney and Counsellor at Laic, Vevay Indiana.
17"EEPb his rfhee on Ferry street, immed
Administrator's Sale. VVTlLL be sold at public sale at the late ' residence of John Carnine, deceased, in Pleasant township,
On Saturday, August I,
the personal property belonging to said estate,
among which, are
ifOSlSKS, COWS, KOS, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
and a variety of FARMING UTENSILS;
ONE WOODEN CLOCK.
iriIE.iT end FLA. ; CORJ'in the ground.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A.
Af., -the terms will be twelve months credit
for all sums over three dollars, that sum and under cash. Due attendance by ABRAHAM CARNINE, Adm'r. July 10.
A REW TOWtf, In Switzerland County, Indiana.
ately opposite the Poit Office. Bu'u es
submitted to his care wiil be faithfully and
punctually attended to
His JUSTICES' Ofik-e is kept at .he samf
Ladies morocco boots, and walking shoes, Jplace, where he also attends to nil convtjan
Ladies pusK?5,iand lasting springs,
Ladies slippers and gaiter boots, Ladies pegged leather boots, Youth's fine b.'-ots, Men's coarse pegged boot Fine sewed shoes, Boy's fine 6hoes, Children's pegged boots, ALSO, irardirnre. Oneensware
Cutlery, Glass, Nails, Iron,
White Z,cad, 4c. &c.
Also, Copper, Tin, & Wooden
cing business.
THE only specific ever offered to the public
from w hich a permanent and radical cure may
be obtained, of that disagreeable pain, the
WARE.
He has on hand, a large stock of Juniattt TOOTH ACHE, with all its attendant evils;
bar and round Iron, all of which will be sold such as fracturing the jaw in extricating the ow for cash, or approved acceptances. ' teeth, which often proves more painful than JOHN McLAUGHLIN KING. the tooth ache itsclfciul cold passing from the M Tt Pocr.. liw Ropsw'st. Ts,llntv decayed teeth to the jaw thence to the head.
from the Drintimr office here, which has latelv n,. Flo WIimK na rvm ;i producing a rheumatic aticction, With many
been interrupted by unavoidable circumstan- takn innavment of debts, or in erchane other unpleasant effects, such as a disagreeable
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J. M. K. Vevay, April 2, 1S35.
breath, bad taste in the mouth &c. all of which
are produced from foul or decayed teeth, I am
happy to have it in my power to oiler to the world, a remedr thai will not onlv remove I ho
Estate Of Jollll Alfred deC. pain, nine times out of ten if properly applied.
TV0 W on this 27th day of June, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and -TfvSfc A. D. 1835, comes Enos Lit- arrest the disease in such as are decaying adt
The building of bridges has commenced across Indian Creek below, and Plumb Creek ebove, which when completed will render Vevay easily accessible at all times, from all parts of the county without ferrying, and tend largely to increase its trade. Owing to its natural advantages over all other places in the count', Vevay was select
ed by the commissioners appointed by the L.e
gislature, as the
county seat, and accord seat of iusticc for said (
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to he and remain permanent v tiYed on the 5n wriiintr. eAtfJrxr f.-.rlh Harlv and succinct- mosc mai aie uuneieu Aim in tooin-aciie.
public square of said town, where the court- ly, the condition of said estate rthe whole of a safe, and in most cases, perfectly efficient
nouse now stantis: the situation, heinp- the tho refal ant ountc ihnt liavp rnme to nisiltuicu mi k.l uisuiuti.
rrHE subscriber has laid out a new town, consisting of upwards of two hundred inlots of a quarter of an acre each, and 25 out lots,of three acrescach,onthesoutheast quarter of section 18, town 2, of range 2, W. in Switzerland county, Indiana, which is hereafter to be known as 4 4 CKXTRK SQUARE. " And which he will offer, fur sale, at public outcry on the premises, On lion day, August Commencing at Un o'clock precisely.
This town lies as near the centre of Swit
zerland county, as can be ascertained from its
peculiar geographical shape, and is dehghtlully situated on an extensive plane is high and
dry, and in a neighborhood proverbial for the
health and industry ot the surrounding farmers. This section of the county is thickly settled; the farms are in a high state of cultivation, with an abundance of all kindsof fruit, the stapie products are wheat, hay, and pork. The state road from Madison,(thc county scat of Jefferson county,) through Mountstcrling,
ISaitford, and tlmington, (the county seat of Dearborn county.) to Lawrenceburgh, passes through from west to east and a new county road is being cut out from the mouth of Log-
hckcrccU, which will pass through the Souare, from noi Hi to south, to the 17 mile tree or; the Versailles slate road The town is equi distant between Madison and Lawrenceburgh,
25 miles to each, is within 12 miles of the Rising Sun 13 miles of Hartford 18 miles of
Wilmington, and the same distance from Aurora about four miles north from the Ohio river, and eight miles and a half from Vevay. the present county scat. There are six or eight sa;v milis within five or six miles -r-rtv.-Q of them within one and a half miles, and one within a mile, and several grist mills qiiita convenient. From the central position of this town, it must in a very short time become a considerable town, and ultimately the seat of Justice
lor Switzerland county. as it can be approached
0)J 1,eficld administrator dc bomsnon have not commenced aching, restoring them U dirt.(:tiony anU evcry ' lrt of lhc ;jg ofthe estate of John Alfred, de- to health and usefulness county, and at every season of the year, withceased, and suggettB that smd es- Erie, Pa. Oct, 16, 12-the sv,b;crfhers j. w . , u
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most suitable place for the tate will be insolvent, and that he will on or ""auu mc pismi; euecis oi voc-
ingly did establish the before the first day ofthe next term, file in tor 1 nomas w lute s cgetable looth-arhc :ountv of Switzerland tho Sw5frrlan Pmbate rnnrt. his complaint Drops, feel a pleasure in recommending it to
BLANKS.
Of all kinds, neatly j rtcd at this office.
most central on the river, suitable to build a possession, as also, the amount of debts and
town on. And latelry, the commissioners 6i- demands outstanding acainst said estate, so
milarly appointed, to select a site for the co. far as the same have come to his knowledge,
seminary of said county, have located the and that said estate is insufficient to pay the same on a beautiful eminence adjoining said same, and prays for relief cenerally
town, commanding a delightful view of the It is ordered that said administrator notify same and of the romantic scenery around the creditors of the said estate of the said on which site the seminary is being erected. John Alfred, dec. of the filing and pendency The vicinity is admired for its neat farms, ex- of said complaint, by a publication, for six
tensive orcnaras, oi a great variety oi tne weeks successively, in some newspaper printmost delicious fruits; and the celebrated vine- ed and published in said county, that unless yards, which afford an abundant supply of an said creditors notify said administrator of the agreeable, wholesome and cheap wine, to the existence and extont of their respective claims 1-1 . 1 i.la Am. . A . .A
use ot wmcn,ine non appearance ot the cho- by tiling (he.-svjie, or a lull statement ol the . .. 1 j i. . . till i f wv I. . ' . .
lera, ana me unrivauea neaimncss oi vevay, nature, description and date ot the contract for the last fourteen j-ears, may perhaps, in or assumpsit, upon which the same may be some degree, be attributed. . founded, in the otfice ofthe clerk of said court,
Materials for building, can be obtained here previous to the final distribution of the assets as cheap, if not cheaper, than any where else ofthe said decedent, tuch claims aforesaid will on the Ohio river. The country back abounds be postponed in favor of more different credi-
witn a variety oi me Desi nmoer, ana manj' tors. saw mills are in operation on Plumb and In- William C. Keen, probate judge, dian creeks, from two to eight miles distant Therefore, the creditors aforesaid, are here
from town; in addition to which, there is in bv notified as aforesaid, and that thev annear
said town, in full operation, one of the best at the court house, in the town of Vevay, on steam saw mills in the western country. All Wednesday, the 12th day of August next, at
ot wmcn, win no doubt, soon attract the at- M, when and where all claims, filed as aforc-
tention of boat builders, as the island above said, will be finally heard, acted upon and detown, affords a safe and complete shelter from teimined, by said court, according to law.
uie ice lor steam ana otner boats. Stonctor ENOS LITTLEFIEL D. MmTr. D. R. . V.
building and pavine of the best Quality, are Cotton lownshin. Julv4.
abundant and convenient, as well as clay, of :
uKuamj, lor maKing oriCK. UUAiIjil.lt a 1(K W.Y1K1J. Possessing so many advantages, it must be The subscriber had the misfortune to loe
odvious to an men ot discernment, that Ve- on the 13th of June last, between Mountster-
vrty, very remote penoa, u destined to nr and home. Murinir the beavv srorm
hit rmo nmnnor rha fi rcf - 1 .1 J2
r.; 8 W1I0 uie great xtirec hundred and sixty-fire Ohio river. I iint... "
Tradesman, Mechanics and laborers of all in;il. frtllvC. thi!t.am hnn11 Au..
khiuS,oi eauy ana inausirious nabits, are bills on the bank of the United States, and
; . . . . " cmeM thirties,' nve oouar duis, on tne oranencs
lor iue,are earnestly mvitea to come and ex- of tbestai nV nf Indiana.
amine the premises, and secure to themselves The finder is hereby authorised to retain
a spot for the trifling sum of sixty to three the above reward if he will inclose th
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uuadklu aonais, upon which mey can witn lencein a letter, and leave it for meat any of ease and in a short time make for themselves the Dost-offire in this countv. or deWr ts
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acomiortame nome, wnerc uiey may literal- same to me; in which case, entire secrecy will ly enjoy the blessing of life "under their own be observed, and nothing said about its imvme and fig peach tree." proper detention. One, has been found.
ium t. uuiUUKt JOHN BUTTLES, evay, Indiana, July 1. Near Jacksonville, July 8,
A. iJEEBE, physician H. L. HARVEY Edt. Erie Observer ALBERT TIIEYER physician O. N. SAGE, dentist. New York city,ept, 1(3, 1832 The undersigned, in his practice ns a dental surgeon having extensively used, for the cure of toothache, Thomas White's Vegetable Tooth Ache Drope, and with decided success, he can re
commend them w hen genuine, as superior to
any other remedy now belorc the public, and
can say that these drops receive the unquali
fied approbation t-t the medical faculty at large.
JOHN ATIIANDQDG 13, No. 5, Chamber
street, FOR SALE, by Wm. . Campbel.
cvay, and L.yman v , Alix, iMountsteihn
October 27 th.
VO CUKE XO PAY, Dr. S. K. Eaton,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
of Switzerland county, that he has pr cured
STAGN&IVS PATENT TRUSS.
for the cure of HERNIA for Rupture.) and is now prepared to funishall tizes, and will
warrant the patient a permanent and radical
cure or exact no pa;-. 1 hose labortne undei
the disease arc requested to call and be cured.
VEGETABLE Rheumatic Drops.
jVT ANY urltclct are before the p jllic, a
J---cuie for that mest ohninate and tonr.eni-
int: diseaie, the Ilieum;li;m; and from clti
observation we are led to believe, that thex
hnye to a very great extent, failed to produo
that desirable result and mv it nrt be attr:
buted to the fact, tint nrtich c i iid to cuie tintroublesome disorder are also recommended
to cure almofct ever dic;no with which oufrail bodies arc Mtlat ked, and in their prep.i
ration that object it kept in view, viz. to have
the medicine a cure -r all di?e;e. The Vegetable Rheumatic Dions are offer
ed to the public hs a remedy for Rheumaticm
and as r.o case n known where a perfect ctu
was not affected, nrc justified in dcclarii
it a valuable medicine tor that painful direa.n
and for no oihef j it rtcomcncv.Qcu. P
bQ cents.
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river locations are more or less liable. With a view to the latter object, suitable gioundsfor a court house, jail, and other public purposes, will he reserved and conditionally appropriated, A beautiful, high two acre out-lot will be donated for a seminary or high school, and a lot for a common district school. That professors of religion, may live together in peace harmony and brotherly love, the proprietor will donate a lot for each of the
leading sects in the neighborhood; to wit: a lot for the nu thodists, one for the baptists, and one for the pre?b tcrians, also a lot for a church, that wih be free and open to all de
nominations. And. at any time hereafter.
within three rears, should twelve members of
any other religious dencminalion,ettle in said
town, a let will l e donated them, for a church
Lots will be donated to various mechanic"1, viz: one to a blacksmith, a wagon maker, a -hoemaker, a carpenter, a brick mason, a saddle and harness maker, a tailor, and a tinman, provided, they put up suitable & comfortable dwelling houses, and shops, upon their respective lots the work shops within six, and the dwelling hou.-es with twelve months, and
carry on their business, for the space of two years. The above mechanics are much need
ed in the neighborhood, and sober, industri
ous men, may anticipate liberal eneourac-
ment, and one lot ill be donated to any per
son who wiil erect a irood cardm-r machine
thereon, and keep it in operation for two keasons. And as an inducement to put up substantial buildings, the proprietor will relinquish the diree last payments, to each of the first six individuals, w ho will erect and finish comforta -- iblc two ktory brick ho;:s s, within one year s'rom sale. A printing odice will be established at !aidtown,undit is expected that severe! fra i e.s will be raised on the day of vdc. TI e title to lhc I n d is indisputable and totally unincumbered in any war, aud tbe terms t snlc will be one fourth ofthe purchase mony in hand, the balance in one, two and thret v ars, with six per ccn'wn. per annum, interest Iron i date. Title bonds will be delivered to purchasers, and deeds w ill be made o ooa as the purchase money is all 'paid above. WILLI AM LAWRENCE, proprietor. Centre Square, Jihle 23. P. S. The. plat' of the town, showing lotp, streets, Mid allev also, all lots doiwt. d ml
h ice reserved for public, and other purposes, will 'It in readme: fur circulation, in ten days.