Weekly Messenger, Volume 5, Number 228, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 May 1836 — Page 3
I
icdhcwd by our readers that an account 01 soitai ieM.
the ro'..bry of the mail between Charleston and C.uWoia was pnblMied in the Columbia
p.tpei vi rv rt
nsorif v ri been I
t'.at the Post Master General had, in conse-
.incr.ce directed the post master in this city to institute an investigation into the facts of the case bv an examination of the drivers on the route, and such others as may by possibilitv be implicated in the transaction. The result of the inquiry has been the apprehension! of two of the cl'.-rks emploded in the Columbia office, and their examination before the lloo. Divid Johnson, i:i Columbia, who has ordered them to find i ecog'iiz mccs in the sum tif 15,00(1 each, to appear in answer to the charge of having purloined money from the mails m ad up at Columbia and passing through, tout otlice for Chai lesion, at the Federal circuit court to be held in that place in November next.
Ship in a storm. The New Yrk Svnr
entlv bv which large ums of, gives the fol'owing description of a "make be-
i it'ii loincd from it. Vc lc:rn jlieve'' shin nnd storm at sea, which reminds
is of the somewhat similar allair in this citv, of which we published an account recently. That in New York is "an ornamental French clock, and attracts much attention. Beneath the dial plate is represented a ship in a storm at sea mounting upon and plunging down she frightful waves with a motion so exactly similar to the reality, that some ladies, who have witnessed it. forgetting the illusion, declared that they fell qualms, of sea-sickness come over them. The ship is a superb model, beari.ig the. American flag. The ornaments of the frame work in gold, are in line keeping shells and corals surmounted by a rigure of Neptune. Sat. Cour.
pet ri ion
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WEEKLY iHESSEXGEU.
WlYWO.vV viAuYVA. Saturday, May 14, 1S3G.
PUBLIC MtiGTIXG. At a public meeting held at Allensville,according to previous notice, on Saturday the Slh day of May, for the purpose of nominating a suitable person to represent the county of Switzerland, ia the next legislature. James Djwiicv was called to the chair, and J. K. Walker was appointed secretary, and the object of the meeting being stated from the chair, the following resolutions was adopted with bnt two dissenting voices. Resolve , That we consider Joseph C. Eggleston of Vcvay, a suitable person to represent the county of Switzerland, in the next legislature of this state, and pledge ourselves to support him for that otlice at the next annual election. Resolved, That the secretary, forward a copy of the proceedings of this meeting to the editor of the Weekly Messenger, for publication in said paper. JAMES DOWNEY, pres't. J. K. WALKER, sec'y.
Land for Safe.
In the mattei of John C M'Uit-1
fort guardi..n of Naacy nd!(ise John C.unk, minor heirs of .
illintn I.. Blank doc J
TTT Y an order and decree of the bwnzerla nd proJJj3 hate court, the undeisijitied commissioner
appointed by said court, will offer for sale, to the highest and best bidder, on the premises in Pleas-
mi luwnslnp,
Sixty acres of Valuable LAND.
to be taken off of the north end of the south west
quarter of section number 4, town 5 north, range
12 east,
On Saturday the 25fA day of June next,
between the hours f 10 a. m and 3 P. m.
Verms of Sale One third of the purchase mn-
On Monday night last the western stage came into Cooperstown without driver, passengers, or any thing else, save the mail and the baggage of three or four passengers, and fears were entertained that some sad accident had befallen them. It turned out, however, better than was anticipated. The driver stopped at Babcock's tavern to water his team, and the passengers went in; after watering the driver left his team to call them, and on his return found that his horses had concluded not to wait for him, but were pursuing their journey unmolested by any one they stopped at the door of the public house at Oaksville, and at the post office waited the usual time for changing the mail then came to this village, stopped at the stage
house a moment, went to the post office, and
were returning to the stage house, when foi
the first time it was observed there was no driver. Had it not been discovered they might perhaps unharnessed themselves.
Republican.
Jamais from sale ua'.il paid
Due attendance given by HLISKY BANT A, commissioner May 10.
(c-Wc presume the above meeting is null
and void, and without the consent or approba
tion of mr. Lq'leston, for he has repeatedly
said, before he went to Indianapolis.and since
his return from thence, that he would not be a candidate again. We mention this that the
citizens may look about for such a candidate
as will best meet their wishes.
MA III ED. On the 5th inst., by justice
Ileal, mr. James V amiice. to miss Llizbetii
Vanosdoi..
Also, by the same, on the same day. mr.
George W. Vanosdol, to miss Ann Smock,
all of said county.
A letter appeared in the New York Herald of Friday, "purporting to be written by
tome unknown person, who is made to cnless
that he. and not Robinson, was the murderer
of Ellon Jewett, the unfortunate courtezan.
The New York Sun pronounces the letter
a diabolical foreety, and affirms that its author
leceived a bribe of Sot) from the friends of Robinson, to create by this m-ans a public rumor of his innocence Surely this charge is altogether unfounded'. Extensive Bank Robbery. The vault of the Merchants' Rank at Providence was burglariously entered between Saturday night and Monday morning lat and robbed of bills on
the several banks of Rhode Island and else
where, and checks ofthe amount of .$13S,"20!,48, besides ."10,737,63 in pol l sovereigns. A reward of 10.000 is offered for the recovery
of all the money, and a proportionate sum for
any part tnereof. Io trace oTlhe bold burglars had at last advices been obtained. At the late session of the legislature, an act
was passed authorizing the Mayor Aldermen,' and citizens of Lancaster, to introduce in their city a sufficient supply of fresh and pure water, and by the late, paper of that place w e notice that the Mayor has advertised for proposals for a loan of 70,000, to carry into effect the object of said act. Melancholy Circumstance. A young female in Trafalgar got up during a fit of somnambulism, and taking a child about two years old, a relat ive of her own, she deliberately placed it behind some burning logs of wood in the fire place! The child was immediately rescued from the flames by it distracted parents, hut so dreadfully burned that it soon after died. It appears that the unfortunate girl was fast asleep, and when awoke labored under a stae of mental imbecility. The verdict of the coroners jury was in accordance with the foregoing facts. Lr. Canada paper.
NOTICE.
rTfnE co-partner-hip heretofore existing under
U the fi.mof KING &. DU FOUR, is this
oav y mutual consent of the parties dissolved
J. M. Kin? will remain at the old stand at the
cotnerof Main and Ferry streets, Vevay and is authorized to collect and receipt for all debts due
to the establishment, as well as to pay all debts
contracted by and lor the same. orirr m. KirfO. JAMES H. DUFOUR Vevay, May 9
The Sketch Hook of Character; Or, Curious and Authentic Narratives and An ccdotes respecting Extraordinary Individuals. EN preparing the following work from ample materials, care has been exercised to avoidt in the main, the beaten track of former compilers; i present the reader what was inaccessible, tiiau to copy well known biographies and events. It will readily be admitted, that scarcely any but the professedly literary have ready access to original sources of knowledge, and what is more to the purpose, when cursory readers enjoy such ac
cess, they are commonly destitute of leisure and
inclination to avail themselves of that advantage It moreover happens in the perusal of weighty productions, the mind retains more of general impressio s than of particular fret; and hence the great
'. Iity of presenting the latter, disengaged trorn
ney in hand one third in twelve months from the i iie matter with which it is necessarily connected. d.iv of sale, and the balance in two years; to bear r ,tcrarv ride. indeed, mav be .iverse to aclinovvl-
six per centum interest from said day of sale, and edge obligations to the lightsome volumes of the
f not punctually paid to pay ten ptr centum m parinr window or drawing-room, hut to the great
mass ofthe community the beneht of their multi
plication is undeniable. If called upon to tasK their recollection, and to speak frankly, there are
few well informed persons who would not acknowledge their obligations to collections rcsembliog the present undertaking. Dr. Johnson just
ly observed, that a materia! part of every person knowledge is acquired at the intervals of regular
occupation ; and rather by a promiscuous attention to cuhiects as thnvaiisp. . than bv a enverp annlir:i.
FRANCIS Ct. SHEETS, & Co. tion to them in order. A similar remark occurs
TTJ ESPECTFULLY announce to tneir friends in the letters of Lord lhesterhed and a little kina"d the.pubhc generally, that they are now dred discrimination will convince us, that we owe receiving from the EASTERN CITIEb, their much of our information in matters of fact, to
supply of books which present them with ease and tanuliai i-
TreWriYPTOlTO Tl(twn mr, ami may be tauen up and laid down ngnm at IU 4&ik4&k4lil P'easure, without any material injury tothecon..r I
a nreat a vaiietv as has eve bien offered in this . 1 he Pr.",c'l'a object ofthe present collection,
" . . I ia r oitfiidu n nmicimr vraitr nf tbit lr t tt rl t r
.-.iket-to which t.iey ask the attention of the " " i.to... nrswiir!,l eoontv. neoerallv. c,dcu, wh,ch by exhibiting the marvellous in c.r
SPRING GOODS; LATEST ARRIVAL,
m
citizens of Switzerland county, generally
Ulack, blue, delta, brown, green and drab cloths,
and Cassimers. Blue steel-iuixt, lavender brown,
plain, striped and diagonal Suttinets. Silk and tabby Velvets, English jVlarinoes, Bombazine and
liombazette Man noes. French, Lngtish, and A'
mericaii
cumstance, and the extraordinary in character,
dispbiys the occasional waywardness of event,
and its lrequent cunous operation on the hum in
mind It would be easy to prove that, indepen
dent ot mere entertainment, a knowledge of re
prints. Bule calicoes, Uinghams, a great "writable facts is necessary to correct the jud 1 . . . F Imenl pvin noon Pvprv ilnv I r;i nQ.nr-l inn nrwl lli ii
ment, even upon every day transactions; and that
in the science of life, as well as in every oilier, it is necessary to become acquainted with t lie ex
ception of the general rule. I o estimate prop r-
ly what is, we must possess some knowledge of
what may he ar.d the information is only t be
acquired by an attention to the memorable anil
variety, ram-y twisted &ilk, urapes, Uress hand kerchies, G uze, Fouh-de-soi, Malcond arid tiros
de-Naples, Black and blue-hlack silk, Ucot de-
lNap light figured and lieens' striped bilks,
Challult and challeys. A heautitul ussortment
of plain and figured book and Swiss jn kouet musI riali liiione rtntn ct. iris, marina nnrl w
11113. II19U Iv7 V ' 1 UV Ul WlflU .
k-l k.n. Inrrh pfc n m.iPO. han ur.,.n nnrl I r" ",,", "iov..
flag pocket do.. Linen cambric and imitation . respect to the heads under which our sub ,l0inen cambric, and lawn Silk and cotton ves- Jrt ?crw arranged, hit e need be observed
Vatn..n An iaii ..nA 1 he first of them. Extraordinary Individuals, al
browr. .heelings, aid shirtings, bed tickings, ltWtei f'u8.ng variety, which isecntialto this r; ...n. ,t ,i...Ll order ofc. nipibition.
d r.ion Hianer. cotton i.,wl ,ln. sowma Under the head of Credulity and I anaticismzTC
SIIKS assorted, iniiou thread, oiIk nrt9le,
arranged some derails which exhibit the tenden-
Wanted.
lbs. cleai picked and wash
t"d VOOl wanted, for which
ih higoest inarkft price ie paid on delivery at our store. CLAltK'sOK & DUFOUll. "
Vevay, May 5.
, . -
tuscan utraw and leghorn bonnets, a great variety L "l m.c numan m,na l" creale. lor ,l8e"
ribands, checks and plaids, looking glasses, tor a,,u , 1 n ure oi mc insiuiny winch
t,,. shplJ nmll ba-k and nioclr t..rti rnml... I ' ",c -o-q''icc . in ei iss fi cases ..no
. ..v T ,u. ..-..-.. . - . x ...
side do, bead rheticdles, silk cotton and wowed ' . 0iUn" nJ 1uman Wg are displ-iy
1
3D 3D (3D
VALUABLE PROPJSRTY FOR SALE, In 'he ma'ter of John Guidon" and George W. Ileidy ad- ! Oa petition to mh.istrators of the estate of r ,et rea e8t;,(e Stilvll He;idy deceased. J
IV obedience to nn order of the Swit-
zerlan Probate court, the undersign
ed wdi pr c d to sell to the h gest and
best bidder, on the premises, on Indian
Creek, two tniiBs north ot Vevav. On Saturday, 9th July next, betivi.-ei ihe hours of 10 a m anJ 3 r m, n said day, ihe farm foimt'tlv "crupied by said Siilwell
Heady, roa'ainuig ISO .HCTCS, and being
part of the north east quarter tl' section number 2,
towni!, range J vest. I healMive is a very desirable farm, having been cleared many years, with
a large tliulty APPL.E ORCHARD.
TERMS VF SALE-Oue third of the purchase maney down one third in twelve months,
and the bilance in eighteen months, bearing six
per centum interest per annum from day of sale.
and ten per centum damages ifn-t pum-tually
paiu wnenaoe, irorn the day ot sale until paid. JOHN 'ilJLLION, ml ,
tiLtJlluK V. HEADY, I " May 10.
hosr and half hose, Bath and Pittsburgh cords,
Mexican mixtures, York do, brown blanched dril
lings, brown French linens, green brown and
black summer cloths, valentta crape, a new artic
le f r gentlemen s wear, a light and substantial fa
bric, rose and saddle blankets, boots and slices,
.ind an
EXTESSIVE ASSORTMENT OF Hardware and Cutlery, COLLINS' AXES,
Trace & Halter Chains, Vo. &c
GROCERIES, DYE STUFFS, S,c. $c
All of which tlipy are disposed to sell as low as a-
above goods hive been selected with great care, ,hc Utn-tnuses of Kussia, Madam I iquet, Franbv one of the firm expressly for this market, and COJur 'l,e lunatic, Keuce L'nrheau, Madam Ko.
iliev flatter themselves, as regards OZ7AA77TF. vere ,he 1)liiry ' Luo Antonio Viterbi, who
QUALITY. AND PMCE. ihev will not be larved lnmsell to dent h, the Italian Slot-p-wnlkei,
urpassed in this place; ibey simply sk their for- " ,n,Jrn L." 'Smv ',,e 1 riveilcr, HicTuir.l Peeltc,
mr customers, and all w hoaroinlhR b:ih t orhuv. v.m.i..i ''""ci y.iimiau e, nenunc
inpimo.ls in Vevav. to call and cxaminp their rcatraks, James Niylor, Ilcury Jenkins, Jt.hn
stock, nnd thv will eng.ige that the prices Miail Ke!iSV k'dwirk Muggleton, Mrs. Aphra Deli
be so low as to induce them to purch rse without
looking elsewhere. V. G.S. &. co Vevay, May 6, 1836.
A young man named Charles W. Zeiss was
recently tried in New York for an a?ault upon his wife. She proved that lie had, on one
occasion, dragged her out of bed and endea
vored to compel her to take a dose of arsenic,
lie was found guilty, and was immediately
sentenced to six months imprisonment in the Pcnt.cfi4.iary "and when you come out," said
the Recorder, "you will be heir to sixty or se vc4y thousRR dollars."
A Clereyman in a Dilemma. It is stated
that the rev. mr. Sforf. an agent of one the
abolition societies of Massachusetts, was a few
days since arrested at Pittsfield, in that state,
by the sheriff of the county, on a warrant charging him with being a common brawler."
He made no defence against the charge, and -was sentenced to a fine of sixteen dollars, and
three months impriionmcnt in the houie of
f.orrection. He entered an appeal, hew.
The widow's Riffht of DotVCf will be
sold at the same place afier the above sal, on
the following terms one half cash the balance
in twelve months, with six per centum iateiest
tin paid.
KEBECCl HCADY, widow of S. Heady, dec. May 10.
Valuable Land for Sale.
FTTJI1E undersigned wishes to disposs of about
M, three hundred acres of LAND;
being a part ot the vo dpark farm, or section 10 town 3, range 3 west. This land will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers, who may take the whole in woodland or include a field of fifty acres, which
is welt set wiin grass, and nndr a good fence This land is well located, being in a good healthy neighborhood, with saw and grist-mills conven
ient, tttm adjoining Wiley's chapel -two miles from Jacksonville, two and a half from Centre
Square, about five miles from Mountsterling. and
eight Irom evay. Indian creek runs througl said land. For further particulars, enquire ofthe suhscri ber at Woodpatk. on the Kosa township road. ROBERT N. COoHIUN. Wood park, May 0.
Celebrated 'Arials. AND CASES OP CKIM1NAL JURISPRUDENCE. OF ALL AGES AND COCJITBIES, FTTM TUB EARLIEST RECORD. Selected by a member of Philadelphia lar.
TREASON", noBBF.nV, LIBEL,
SKDITION, MUTINY, MURDER,
WITCHERY, 11ERE3V, PIRAC', FORGERY, &C. 6cc. ike.
These remarkable and deeply interesting tri
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ly by the London Anual Register, and recourse
has been had occasionally to manuscripts where printed documents could not be procuied.
It is believed that the collection supplies a
striking deficiency in the library ofthe lawyer,
physician, nnd general reader. Much care and attention has been exercised in the com
pilation, to make it not only acceptable but a necessary adjunct to the books already acces
sible, and the reader is confidently referred to
the case mentioned below for the evidence of the variety and value of the materials. To members ofthe bar the publisher nerd
hardly recommend it, as they must know its
worth, but to the general reader, who may he
misled as to its clmractor, the publisher assures them that it will be found, when comple
ted, a volume ol the most intense and exciting interest. One singular and alarming fact presents itself in the murder cases, and it is that so many should die protesting their innocence, li it to be believed, that upon the verge of eternity they could so loudly proclaim that which they know to be fake, when not a hope of escape is hell out to them? The "circumstan
tial evidence cases of which there are five, would make us think otherwise. It is a subject that may well make one ponder upon the law which demands life for life. The publication will commence in July next. It will be published in monthly Lumbers, containing I"20 pages each, printed on fine white paper of the size of the Marryatt novel, and will he completed in five months, or sooner, at the option of the publisher making a volume ol (500 closely printed octavo pages. The numbers will be sent by mail to any part ofthe Union, carefully packed. Terms .2 for the complete work, or three copies for five dollars. It is worthy of remark, that a similar work
is published in London at about 75 rents a number, and contains only 78 small duodecimo pages. This edition will cost 40 cents a
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ed a few examples of a species of misery arising out of the perversity of human n; tur. It wou'd
be difficult to invent greater torments than n unkind inflict opon themselves when imml!rl bv
harieful and siiers!iious ideas ofthe beiicvok-ni Creator of all things.
On the succeeding division, Interesting Occur
rences, the. title is sntlkientlv indicative it is dis
tinguished from the tirst, by exhibiting singular
ind impressive incuient, rather than character, al
though necessarily desnintive of both .
In conclusion, the pres;nt work is presented In ini! ' er I'ratelul acknowledgements, for t!;e tat-
the pubic with a peilect conviction that it can- tonage she has hi herlo received from a gonerous
PROSPECTUS or Ti:n AMI C o m 3ii p r c i a 1 Advertiser. E.XLARGED A. YD MUCH IMPROVED f rjllE proprietress of this paper, Mrs. J. V '.
Ei i a i.meh, tiikes this opportunity of present-
not offend and. sis -, with a hope that it will Lc
received with complacency,
SOME OF TIIK CONTEXTS.
Extraordinary Individuals Arnaud du Tilh,
PHINEAS IYI. KENT,
Attorney and Counselor at Intr.
v y.
May 9.
Aspabia, Madme du Bane, Phcbc .frown, the
Mysterious Stranger, George Bruce, MullM Sack, a notorious Robber, Sir Jervas Ye! vis, Archibald Armstrong, the Jester, the Two Brothers Anne ueorye Kcllamy, Susanna Maria Cibber, Joseph Clark, Titus O ites, alias Bob Ferguson, Thom
as Venner. Collv M'.llv Pull. Knorpnn A rnm. M:i.
WILL be found at the Clerk's Office in Vc the-v Hopkins, tho Wuch-fioder, Jdlicy Hudson, v ,y Blasii Je M mfre. Cnthanna. Countess I) wao-(r
.. . . '. - ' ... O"
ot Schwartzlnrg Kichard o.ivage, Lewis de Hois. llfti'd'cxti! Arthur O t ..mt. X. t
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his acts from the day he so absconded.
WILLIAM FANCHER. May 6, 1836. Shoes & Boots.
GD(t(f pairs SHOES, of different ijHVHV qualities, consisting of prunella shxjs and slippers, kip and calfskin shoes, and brogans, just received and for sale by CUKKSON &. DUFOUR. Vevay, April 23. . ioticc. WANTEO immtdietely an apprentice to the wagon making, and carpentering business. A y"ng man, of good morals, from the country, aged from 15 to 17 vears would be preferred. BENJAMIN UKTRAZ. Near Vevav, May 2.
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UUMS'K DEEDS tor oir.ee,
TAKEN UP
T Willi.m Cn r 1. 1 . li.in. in
fill! living III York township, Switzerland
county, Indiana, a It ay tllarc,
U,ip"el to lie twenty yenrsoM, l.ranled with a diamond on the left shoul
der, star and snip on the forehead, several sadd'e marks, a whle strip under tha mane, a bob ta;.', nnrl roiicbed mane appraised to $9 00, by Daniel David and luac Lincb.ick, before me Vliis 6th day of May, 1830. WILLIAM It. WILEY, J. P. Ladies Look Here. Afino selection of Ladies ISoiiiictx, just received and for saVe by CLARKSOiV & DUFOUR. Vcr y, April 23.
public, which has iitl'irded to hciself nn-.l i';i!hi.r
lesscluldreti a coini 1 1 ibie supmt. T-.m Pu'co Current w as c imoit'iietd by tlie deceased husband J . W. Pa mcr, about live yyars ago; it was at lirst pi inled o 1 a small sheet, and cooseor ntly could then contain but little more than tho p ic cumn , and cpjiita i ns from the p-i-i.-icipal marks ts of tho United States. It was enlarged in Iho ?aoie ye ir to its present siza since w hU ii true, selected misccllafieous pieces fiom popular porioucals and pajjeis have been inserted in i's columns. She now designs to enlarge the p;ipt r ns soon as the necessary arrangements can bo made, to an extra-imperial slie r. A i cv press and type will be immediately procured and no pains will be spared by hcrseli or by Thoinns 1 lewson, thcgeiitleuuiii enipioyed as Editor, to render the Price Current woithy of a continuance of their Mipport. The commercial and domestic interests of Louisville wid be especially attended to; means will
be put in requisition to obtain the earliest information of commercial interest from all th: principal cities of the Union, and a direct correspondence with London and Liverpool in England, and Dublin in Ireland , will be. immediately entered intrt. The best political ar.d hterarv journals, not already received, sh;tli be procured and whilst the columns ofthe l'riee Current shall remain free from political controversy, ail iuterestii.g matter of a general political nature shall bq inserted, and literature and mechanical informs tion atul improvements shall meet with ih it attention the importance of their claims demands. Ia a' word as far as their abilities, will permit, the pro prietress and editor of '.ne Price Current design to make it a useful commercial reference to citv and country merchants, manufactures, mechanics, und farmers; a, id a pleasing fire-side companion lo families an.', persons of leisure. tCjv', ho Price Current's bein enlarged, will
no d.mbt increase (he extent of its circulation, especially amongst city and country merchants who
are now us principal p.nrous. e solicit an in.
crease of advertising custom.
Terms. The pi ice will remain cs before J per annum in advance. M ARY PALM Eli. February 13. 18.J0.
Scythes & Sickles, WALIJROVS rradlinjr. and lms-,ir, grass scythes and sickles, of a Q.?'i oji'ity just receive! and for Kale bv CLAKKfeON &, DUFCl'IL Vcvav, Mjv , lt?e.