Weekly Messenger, Volume 5, Number 229, Vevay, Switzerland County, 21 May 1836 — Page 3
1
m f.irfi U
1 i)-thirds
idling foaj for j,js
ii after ali.'iiMt beet
l ami consco'Lcntly
cattle
iattciiing them, producing wonders in that respect; which coulJ not he expected from beets in their natural slate.
deprive J ol i The b lie r currency. -XV c learn from a source i more nour- of indisputable accuracy, that drafts to a verv
perfectly fitted for 'large amount drawn by one of the pet banks
in the west, upon the Ciirard bank of Philadelphia, were sold in this citv, a few days ago,
.at a discount of ten per cent. How much het-
The following is a statement of the receiptor th;m the drafts of the branches of the roon-
:md expenditure ol a cugar ettahlishinent. aslstcr, which are at par.
reported to uie society lor me encouiagcmcnt ,f manufacture in France. The whole work M as performed in 01 elavs. Purchase of 500 tons of beet delivered at $IC0J 00 1038 days" work of men at '21s. -1.15 do. of women at l"2s. 3d I do. of children 100 10 For extra work during the night, 109 '20 40 cubic lect wood for tuel daily cords 3-100 at jlG T OO per cord,) - 373 20 Sundry materials for manufacturing purposes, S13 GO For IS oxen used in the mill, 163 CO Interest on -S'300 at 15 percent, for wear and tear, 450 00
Kent ior building. 120 00
Total, .$1130 00
Deaect for molasses sold for . s3"20 125 tons pumice at 100 Value of some materials left, 30750
S3380 00
"Produoe of 50,000 lbs. brown Sugar at 0 0 7-10 Sale of 30,000 lbs. 1st quality at SO 15 $5100 Sale of 1 1,000 "2d quality at ' 0 10 11006808
Profit.
S31$tf 00
WEEKLY MESSENGER.
Wmtev's Welvcwt, lvuYuxua. Saturday, Stay 21, 183G.
IIYXEXIAL.
MARRIED. On Sunday last, by Samuel
rrazier, esq. mr. jljavid Kj. hurxet, to miss
Maky Smith, both of Dearborn count'.
On Sunday, the 8lh of May, by P. Dufour,
esq. mr. Anthony I5 VUDe, to miss riioeui:
r luxisH.
On Thursday the 1 '2th of May, by thesame
mr. Ardiiew Bernard, to mis Sarah Rob-
bins,
On the same dav, by the same mr. Elish.y
Banta, to miss Mary Bradley, all of this
county.
Stale ofLXDIAXA, Switzerland county, ss.
IN CHANCERY IN Till
James Bovlc
SWITZ'd. TROBATE COKRT.
Valuable Mill for Sale. In the matter of John D.j Cummins and Asenath his. wife, guardian of! On petition to sell George Hagen, minor real estate heir of Nathan Ilagen, J deceased.. J n y virtue of an order and decree of the Sw itLJ1 zerland probate court-, I shall proceed On Saturday, 25th June next,
between the hours of 10 a m and 2 p m, on the
premises, to dispose of a certain niece of land, be
ing a part of tbe north east quarter of section 23, town 3, range 3 west, containing TWO ACRES
irb LAJSD, in a square form around and adjoin
ing a certain MILL built by John H. Case, for
said Nathan Ilagen in his lifetime, together with all the water privileges acquired by slid Hagen
troni one Jane bchoonover, which is more particu
larly described in the deed of said Jane Schoon-
over to said iNathan Hagen. Terms of sale one fourth of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in six months one forth in twelve months one fourth in eighteen months, and the remaining fourth in twenty -four months, with six per centum interest from day of sale, and ten per
centum in damages if not promptly paid, the pur-
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Whipple, assee.
of Joseph Malin
vs. 1 1
5s nnmueritn
Debt and Damage
For specific performance.
chaser giving approved personal security, and re- . . f t- : j !
William S. Moss S cemng a ceruncate 01 saie irom saia commissionniUli's ik 1... r ; r.: er, calling for a good and sufficient deed, on the
licitor.and proves by the affidavit of Dan- fufU an? .1,nal payment of the purchase money as icl Ivelso, that WiUUm S. Moss is not a resident atoresa,d- .nMivnTnv nftKi- ,,t-,t tt,..c 1 j .u. WILLIAM ARLINGTON, com r
tion of the pendency of this suit be published three lay
Mose
Isaac Cliamberlin Horton Chamberlin
Jared Chamberlin
Aaron Chamberlin
T3Y vinue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of
MJ the clerk's olhce ol bwitzerland county, and to me directed. 1 shall proceed to sell on the premises, the REMS and PROFITS for seven years, of the following described property, viz: The western half of lot number. 22, and the
wuuiy ui ui-iui uuiuuer i me town 01 uacKson-
ville, with the improvements thereon,
On Thursday, Qlh day of June. I1ETVVEEX THE HOT lis APPOINTED BY LAW; but if the rents and pn liis, i.s aforesaid will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ. I shall
forthwith proceed to sell, for c;ish, to the highest bidder, the fe simpi-k of sai;l premises.
RALPH 15. COITON. sheriff. Sheriff's office, May 17. Printer's fee gl 50.
Public Sale.
lC7"ILrj be sold at the house of Emanuel J.
V V Per
Celebrated Trials. AND CASES OF CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE. OF ALL AfiES AND COUNTRIES, TRO.M THE EARLIEST RECORD. Selected hv a member f tfPhUadcphia Cor.
TREASON, SEDITION, WlTC'IiEIU".
ROBEEIIV MUTINY, HERESY,
LIBEL, MURDER, PIKACr.
mr tr:
'ernet in Mountsterlin
ol
12.
weeks successively in the Weekly Messenger, . " ,W.,T77
aper printed in the county ol Swit- iSiULf 4V l.aAJ.'illliaWj
a public newsp
zerland, and that unless the said William S. Moss
appear here on the first day of the next term of this court which will be holden on Monday, August 8, 1836, at the court house m Vevay, and put in a. proper defence to said bill, the matters ar d things therein contained wili be taken as confessed against him, and decreed accordingly. EDWARD PATTON,clk. May 18.
EIANUFACTORY--VEVAY, IA.
contin
ue
ues to manufacture, keep
undersigned
on hand, and make to order,
Saddles, Bridles,
lUartmgais,
On Saturday, June 11,
(at noon) a certain penal liOND, given by Tho
mas Armstrong to Kalpli Cotton in 'his life time, for a certain piece of land therein described. Terms Cash. HENRY BAN I'A, adin'r. May 14. - Valuable IauuI for Sale.
THE undersigned w ishes to dispose of abou three hundred acres of
Texian Victory. When the news of this important victory reached Vevay, on Saturday last, the Helve-
tion Artillerists, with their usual promptness, and elated with this triumph of freedom and happiness over tyranny, oppression, and catholic persecution, fired a ccneral salute, a-
m'ulst the cheers of surrounding hundreds of
our fellow citizens. DEARBORN COUNTY.
A convention is to be holden on the 4th Monday May inst., at Oliver Ileusl'is", in
MrmrVipster. for the purpose ot lormui" a re
presentative ticket, favorable to a division of Dearborn county.
OTlCE. To the heirs and legal representatives of William Campbrtl, deceased, late of the town of York, county of Srcitzcrland arid state of Indiana. "
WHfcHEAS, William Campbell, lateof the SIlCl'llTS SalC.
V w lownot rnew ork, is wilzerlana county, , , j-
la. made and executed in his life time, unto Wil- ',. i...
continuance of the same.
GEORGE KESLER Vevay, May 14, 1835.
BILIOUS PLEURISY. A disease eniH tn he nrevailin? in Georria, which
called bilious pleurisytims in a few hours.
-it carries off its vic-
liam B. Chamberlin, late of said county, now of
Warsaw, Kentucky, a certain instrument in wri
ting and under seal, commonly called a title bond,
for a deed in fee-simple, for the south west quarter of section, number 32, town 3, range 1 west.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to the several
heirs and legal representatives of said William
B. Campbell, deceased, and all others in any way or manner concerned, that the undersigned
will petition and move the judge of the Switzerland probate court, on the first day of the next August term of said court, to be holden on the se cond Monday in August, and being the 8th day of said month, to appoint a commissioner to con
vey said piece of land, by deed, in conformity to the conditions of said title bond, and the statutes of Indiana, in such cases made and provided. WILLIAM B. CHAMBERLIN. May 14.
Harness, ft'hips, Trunks, &c.J being a part of the Woodpark farm, on section 10
He returns thanks tor pasi town o, range 3 west. I his land will be sold in
favors, and hopes to merit a parcels to suit purchasers, who may hike the whole
m woodlanrt or include a held ot titty acres, which
is well set with grass, and under a good fence This land is well located, bainu i 1 a nood healthy
neighborhood, w ith saw -and grist-mills convenient, ana adjoining Wilej's chapel two miles
trom Jacksonville, two and a hau from Centre Square.beut five miles from Mountsterling. and eight from Vevay. Indian creek ruos through said land.
For further particulars, enquire of tho subscri
ber at Woodpaik, on the Ross .township road.
ltUUUltT IX.LOvHRAN. Woodpark, May 9.
forgery, Sic. Szc. &zc.
These remarknblennd deeply iiitcicfr!
als have been rr.iL-rto.l r.. .11 i
.... nun, ., Uit; uesi sources which the public and private libraries of this country allud. Tlu- m. :n . ,
brace many recent casos funhed rxclu-nc-y by the London AnualRvgUicr, and recruit has been had occasionally to marcript where printed documents coold not be nronnrd
It is believed that the .r.n.c., , 1:
striking deficiency in the library of the law ver,
t"Vs,t"l"i ",1U general reader. Much t-'-e
ind attcnlioa has been exercised i:: t!ic com-
uation, to make it not only acceotah!.. hut
necessary adjunct to the books already accessible, and .tho reader is confidently referred to t.ic case mentioned below for the evidence of the variety and nhir nt"fi,nnf,...:. i.
lo members of the bar tho n,M;.L....
1 11 . -. f " "
wu,j lei.ouimeiKi it, as they must kt
worth, but to the general reader
misled as to its cl
sures themthatit will be found, when comple
ted, a volume ol the most intense and exciting intercsf. 0
One singular and alarming fact presents itself in the murder cases, and it is that so many should die protesting their innocence. I, it to be believed, that upon the vertfc of eternity they coul J so loudly proclaim That which they know to be false, w hen not a hope of cs-
... iu n.iiii m; c iyiss; an-
tlal evidence" cases of which there are five would make us think otherwise. It is a subject that. may well make one ponder upon the hiw: which demands life for life. SOME;OF,THK CONTEXTS.
John Jhurtelland Josenh Hunt
low it
10 may i:e
Debt and Damage g352 05. Credit $300.
William Protsman
r. Moses Chamberlin Isaac Chamberlin llorton Chamberlin Jared Chamberlin Anron Chamberlin
Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out ol
the. rlprk's office of Switzerland county, anu
to mft direc ted. I shall proceed to sell on the pre
no tbp rnu and nrofils for seven ye?rs, the fol
lowing described nronertv, viz:
The ve-.iern halt ot tot,lo. -is, anu uie wnoic
for t!i
One Cent IZcicezrd.
AN AWAY or. the second day of
April last, an apprentice bound
to me by the overseers of Jelleison township. named LliBLUS DAY.
The above above reward will be paid
Mr. Cox.vrp, the reprimanded member of the legislature of Pennsylvania, resigned his feat and returned home. At an election to till the vacancy, he was again a candidate, and bcalcn.hy one hundred and fifty votes by
ll .m.r. It ii honed, that Mr. Conard will
now sluy reprimanded.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT BANK. This bank pays specie for notes of the bank
of the United States.
ERR ATA. In our note followine the
proceedings of the Allenville caucus, in our
last, we were made to say "ni and roV7, whore we intended to say " ill advised."11
Taken Up nr Y Benjamin Faldaitl mer two estray sorrel tiilie;. One Hand a half hands high, with a star and snip, also a dark
colored list along her back. The other thirteen
hands high, with a bald face and flax coloredjmane and tail, both bind feet white; also, a white snot
n her near shoulder. The first appraised to J330,
the second to $20, by Samuel Howard and Lewis F, Shepherd a true copy from my estray book.
GEORGE LAND, J. P. April 2f, 1836.
of in-lot number 24, of the town of Jacksonville, for apprehension and return to me, without
with the improvements thereon,
On Thursday, lGth day of June,
between the hours appointed by law;
but if tbe rents and profits as aforesaid, will no sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, 1 hall
forthwith proceed to sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, the fee simple ot said premises.
HAL.1'11 U. UUl lUIX, slieritl. Sheriffs office, May 17.
Printer's fee $1 50.
Rest weary traveller. YVc yesterday morning received via Liverpool, England! a letter mailed on the 10th February at Albion,
Orleans county, state of New York, containing a remittance to this paper. The superscription in a clear, distinct hand, to our address "in New York City." The letter was post paid. How it got to Liverpool and howit got back, we wot not; but the seals are unbroken and the money safe as the party remitting it, who had written to inquire why no acknowledgement had been made from this office, will be glad to learn. The Liverpool post mark is of the 18th March. .V I'. American.
Southern Chivalry. Mr. Jesse Speight, of North Carolin, made the following speech upon an abolition petition, presented to Congress by M. Sladc of Vermont: ' I have a rc spect lor you, Mr Speaker, and nothing but that respect prevents me from rushing to that table, and tearing that memorial into a thousand pieces.' No respect for the constitution, for the sacred right of petition, for a conscientious difference of opinion O no! What docs this slaveholding plunderer care for any of these? Not a rush." But respect for the Speaker, (a man-thieving confederate,) and that alone, prevented him from acting the part of a Goth or Vandal, in destroying a memorial of certain freemen against slavery! This is the same chivalrous Speight who returned the protest of the American Anti-Slavery Society against a portion of the President's message, enclosing n piece of rope for the benefit of Mr. Tappan. Liberator. The venerable Caleb Bennett, Governor of Delaware died at Wilmington, on the $th instant, in the seventy-eighth year of his aire.
Woodlands for Sale. In the matter of Harriet "l M ..J 1
vimviuu. g..u.u. , on petition to sell Eugene Morerod. mi- rea, eaato nor heir of Kodolph
Morerod, dec. J
Y virtue of an order und decree of the Switzerland nrobate court, made at the May
term thereof, 1836, I shall proceed, on the premises, on Monday, the 20th day of June, 11336, be
tween the hours of 10 a m. and 2 r m, of said
thanks &c. I will notbe accountable for hiiR or
his acts from the day he so absconded.
MILLIAM FANCIIE.
May 6, 1836. or THE
AM) Commercial Advertiser.
EXLARCED A.YD MUCH IMPROVF.n
rfiVIE' proprietress ol this paper, Mrs. J. W.
J3 1 ai.mf.b, takes this opportunity of present
ing her grateful acknowledgements, fur the pat
roi:agc sue ims muipno received trom a generous
pniuic, witieli tins nttorded to herself and father
m"rd,Co.I0 Ware, at Hartford, Janun7. 1 au"(Icr( esq. foi forgerv, at the Old Uatley, Oc tober, 30 ISJi; Anna Schonk-ben (Germany) fur poisomi, ISO": Joan Uock Kouvclctt. for forgery, lbO'J; John Jolloway and Owen ilagerty, W the murder of John Cole Steele,on llour.slow-heath, February 2 1S07; The unknown murderer, or the police at fault ((Jnmanv) 1S1T' Thorn-
omniums, ior murder, Oct. . IStlT- .n.;, r
Alexander Campbell, for the murder ofcantAIex'inderU.,d.at.rmaIi,iii;iducI.lS07, James Stewart, for the murder of Mr Alexander Uoswtll, in a duel, lvo-; Martha Aide.., for murder, 1S07: Francis S.lliicm Wr. A. assasaiirtion, I sO.); Eli Penning, for an attempt to poison mr. Oliliar Turner, and fain- : 1 ....
ij, .Apui 11, illiam Jones, for mur-
XXNE or two good cabinec makers wanted iui-
VI mediately, to whom constant employment will be given and the Cincinnati prices paid. JOSEPH PEELMAN. Vevay, May 21. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
day, to sell to the highest and best bidder the In the matter of John Gullionl
south cast quarter of the north west quarter of sectiou seventeen, township two, of range two wesl : containing 39 and one Tour th acres of Land. The terms of salervil) be one fourth in cash one fourth in twelve months one fourth in twen
ty-Four montln,Jand the remaiander in thirty-six months, to bear six per centum interest per annum from dav of sale until paid, and ten per centum in
damages, if not promptly paid.
1 EU.IIET DUFOUK, com'r. Vevay, May 14.
At the same time & place, I will sell the adjoining quarter-quarter section of land, being the south west quarter of the south west quarter of section 17. town 2, range 2 west, containing forty acres. Terms mod a known at sale, by JEAIt DANIEL MOREROD. Near Vevay, May 14. NOTICE
THE undersigned having taken out letters of administration on the estate of MOSES
CHAMBERLIN, dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to come forward and make payment immediately, and persons having claims against said estate, will present them duly authenticated for settlement, the estate is thought to be insolvent. JAMES CHAMBERLIN, adm'r May 20.
BLANK DEEDS
ior save at 1ms office
ana ueorge w. ueady ad-! Uu petition to miiiistrators of the estate of sell real estate St il well Heady deceased. J
IV obedience to an order of the Switzerland Probate court, the undersign
ed w.'U proceed to sell to the highest and
best liiaar1 1 premises, on inuian
Creek, two miles nortn of Vevay, On Saturday, 97 July next, between the hours of 10 a m anJ 3 p m, on said day, tbe farm formerly occupied by said Stilwell Heady, con'.ai nine 1 30 acres. Jnd being a
part cf the north east quarter of section onnberS,
town a , range i west. I he above is a verj' desirable farm, haviDg been cleared many years, with a large tlnifty APPLE ORCHARD. TERMS OF SAtE-One third of the purchase money down One third in twelve months, and the balance in eighteen. months, bearing six per centum interest per annum from day of sale, arid ten per centum damages if not punctually : .j ...1 1 r .1 1 1 ' .. . . 3
liu wucuu'ie, irom uie a ay 01 sale until paid.
less children a comfortuble suppoit. Tho Price
Current was coiinneneed by the deceased hus
band J. W. 1 aimer, about live years aio:it was at
first .printed on a small sheet, and cons-quently
couui tnen contain Out little more than the o ic;
current, and quotations from the princmnl mar
ii.'s ui i"; 1- uiitu ui.mij. ii was eniargiui m the same year to its present sizo sinon wtiirli
time, selected miscellaneous pieces fium nooular'
perioaicals and papers have been inserted in i's; columns. She now designs to enlarge the paper as soon as the necessary aiTiui.nMiNMiij -w, t.
made, to an extra-imperial shen. Anew press and type will be immediately procured and n pains will be spared by htrsel! or bv Thomas I lowson, the gentleman employed as Editor, to reudei the Price Current worthy of u continuance of their support.' The commercial and domestic inteiesls of Lou isville will be especially attended to; means will be put in requisition to obtain the earliest information of commercial interest from all the principal ities of the Union, and a direct coriepon deuce with London and Liverpool in England, and Dublin in Ireland, will be immediately entered into. Tho best political and literary journals, not already received, shall be procured and whilst the columns of the Price Cm rent shul! remain free from political controversy, all interestii;g matter of a general political nature shall be inserted, and literature and mechanical in forma
tion anu improvements shall meet with that atten
tion me importance ot their claims demands. I,,
a wora as lar as their abilities will permit, :h
May 10.
GEORGE W, HEADY, I Mr:
The widow's Right of Dotvcr will be sold at the same place after the above 6ap on the following terms one half cash, the balance in twelve months, with si per centum interest till paid. - REPECCA HEADY, widow of S. Heady, dec. May 10.
I 1 L ri-i .
uei aunuiam tHornton. ,,r it.
Alary Ashord, 1817: Castainrr, the physician, for murder, at Paris, Xov. 1S1T; John'Doncl-
au, esq. lor the murder of sir Thrn.I. m, V. '
ward Alleslv I5ou'rhiot, 1,0., - ,1 ,. .
Francis Ihiller. 1781; sir Waller Jlaleiah," for high treason, in the reign of .lames iTlCOS; James O'Cok'lev. Anlmr trr-,,,,..- ?.,i...
Liinns, John Alien, and Jereiniah l.earv. t.,i-
high treason, at Maidslor.e. 1T0S.
1 he publication will comme iivt. T will !...., 1.1: 1.. 1 .
. "l r"HNi in 11iuiiii.l v liHiii
eomai.img i.ti p:iKc s c.uh. nrintcd
white patier of the s;r ,.f d... t, i.
and will be completed in live nioi.ths, or o,ner, at the option of the publil:er niaki:- . volume of ('00 closely printed oclavo i-a " , he numbcis will be sent bv in.-iil . 1
Jof the Union, cart fully f.-,c v d. 'IV. m' V, '
fill tUf l'.k!ll.ArA ... ? .1 .
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on I: ne
rirv
p. " " " i'n-o current desi'Mi to matiJ it S useful commercial reference to ciu
and country JierChants. manufactures, mccha'nics,
end lanners; ana Z "ie.;ing uie-siae companion to families and persons oi'.p'sdre. ScyThe Price Current's bt:.'nS eiiL'TCPd, will
no doubt increase the extent of its c.::'.ciiIatH7."-es
pecially amongst city and country mcrchauts who
are now. its principal patrons, U'e solicit an increase of advertising custom.
I urms. The price will remain cs before J?' per annum in advance. -MAKY PALMER. February 13. 18.1C. Scythes & Sickles. W ALU RON'S cradling, and Pa-smor.-V grasnscythcsand sickles, of a good quality just received and for -sale bv cLARKso:.Dircru Vevay, May i, iff'fl.
Joil.
ior live
It is worthy of rental k, (!.,(
is published m London at number, and contains otdv
mo na'es. I his ediiJ.iti
aumber, and licr.tai Aildre5.
1 similar wor
boat T." ec-nts a S siiia!! tluodeci-
Will COSt -V) CI I.U :
I'JO large octavo paf .
l. a. conr.v. 1C0 Walnut street. Philadrlphia.
Lsttad for Sale
In the mattci of John C. 3Iont-"J fort guardian of ISiaev and !
On to sell t.ft:itc
potili,,,, te.v'i e.-
.john Hlun!-, minor heirs of ' Will iam L. Hluiik d c
V nn order and decree of thcSw iieiland piebate court, tlic uiulmsi-jrul coii!riiis.-.iMH 4-
appoiwted by sni.l court, will niT.'r for File, to the highest and best bidder, on the premises in Pleasant township, Sixtv acres cf Valuable to be taken oil" of the north end of t!ie south we. t quarter of section nunibcr 4, town 5 uoitii, i;:a"-e 12 eafl, On Saturday the C..'A day of June , a, between the hours of 10 a. m. niid .'7 j m. Terms of Sale One third f the perrlnse uvney in hand one third in twelve iiiviuihs 1vmi ti tilay of sale, and the bahnce in two years; to hear six per centum i-i'erest from said dav of sil.
if iio.1,,ll".cl,,a,,y ,iiJ. P'V ten per cetttii: mi Jamages fro"." fa!c. i:n'il paid. l)u attendance rivei! t,y JILMiV H.WTA. " 'orjiui(.--i -i r. May 10.
h-: highest market jmn-ulO l e paid . t.Mu atore. I h l(K!-ON' 5; PI
r-'t wahv. hieli ! d. li( iv
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