Weekly Messenger, Volume 5, Number 243, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 June 1836 — Page 3
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7 i t lh: Cvut ix' The !ciiccrs i.'i
tho Hi.-.iuM.riilin'iwlniy, loam, hopv th pioper xu!(:!t.n, llt.it it has found an
Temple o Fashion.
siJvi' Hic i:i one nf the learned j irit? who disI 'Si-c t!v l-iw fVv;i the bench cf ihc Police 'in t of los:on. An indiviu.i-tl was put upm tri.l fr an ;i:itilt -.itul battery, and in t-ie couro of the invotij;:"ion, it became neestrv l determine whether he rouKI hc Si.-n-' ! a corr.nton dnirtkrtrd.' It va proved lh.t he w.t frequently intoxicated.
bu! the court observed that he could hut look i
upon the prisoner at the bar with gteat coma?ion, ;A he wa aware that he vs not cf
j M'F. undersigned respectfully informs the public
generally, U, t lie has rpened his establishment, in the towuof Mountsteiling, in the house, fornterly occupied by Lyman W. Mix, as n store. Where lieis prepared to execute ull'orders in his Ime, with promptness, and elegance, economy, and iesoatcli at reasonable prices. SAMUEL PLELMAN. MounUteiling, Jr 13.
IVoticc. School Commissioner Office.
the o:iomon kind of low health-dmnkaiksj 1, hereby "iven, that I will hereAfter hoid' mv of-
I' V lac (o-n ot his head. t viewed in reference I h.;o as school commissioner, ot thecounty ot SJ.vit-
z-rl.tnd,at the clerks otlioe. in the brick buitding opposite ths court house in the town of Vevay, on the following days to wit; Oil Saturday the 25:h.day of June next. Un-Srttuid.y the 9th day of Jaly next, r O i .Monday the frot day f Angus next. Oa Monday the 5 hd-vy of September next.
One scIkm! irustee from each c nuressiomit town
attend at the clerks othceio
lirstjdav of ugust for tlm
i. i ia tA..... ...u:u
purpose oi receiving uuuuu uiim uuuks m mnvu hook a fair record of all their proceedings are to
be kej t. . -. . 1'iirchisers of school lands, borrowers of school funds, and others are requested to make three payments in IuJiana state pper or specie. THOMAS COLE. S.C.S.C. Cott-'n township, June 13.
t j lit:; principles of phrenology. The head w s t L-vnted and well developed in the higher intellect. The judge nevertheless sentenced the prisoner to thrve months confinement i;t the house of correction. The hooks do not yet tornish any precedent for acquitting a nun, becuuso
l.i head is eletafed and xvcll developed in thej - sc,UMl ' "hig!u-r son.im.nl and higher i:,tel eel," hut,!j'lK M h! r.i - a- ' , ... ' vav, on Monday tn if toe a goes on rctln.ng, there is no telling; " of receivin,r ,JO
now xMtn uiey may.
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WEEKLY 51ESSI2XGER.
WiwVevN
WviVve.vvt.
Saturday, June 18,,IS3G.
Reveme. Tli board xf county' commissioners have, directed a levy of tw elve and a
hall" cents on each hundred dollars v-lue of
property-fvr county purposes, together with lwentve cents pell tax. Thus a farmer ow nr ing one thoua md dornrs w erlUefptopcrty will be t-iXfd as f llows: For state purposes, poll ,")0 cents. For county do indl 55 cctds. FachSlOX) 13
And Cr each additional l030's .worth $1.75, and so on in proportion.
Dvmel L. l.tvtxis, of Cotion township, has been appointed by the board of county commissioners, to collect the revenue for 1SSG.
The vhol value of propertv.'rcal and per
Fonal, in Ji trerson tow nship, is a little short of
halt a million ol dollars, twenty-hve years
a;-i, our beautifil farms, was the huntinj:
ground of hordes ofsavages. The forest ha indeed, blossomed.
Lkrislvti th. Gen. Keen, you w ill please
pav,thatJOSFl'II C. FGUl.i:STON,willbe
supported for the legislature, at the next Au
gust election. G. T. R. L. I.. I). E. E. June, 13. 1S3G.
NOTICE." rpllOSE indebted to the late firm of Pleas
ants. . Mendenhall, who b;Tve hot settled their store accounts, are" requested to call and
whilst their accounts by cash or note, 6n or be
fore the 10th of July next, or they'will b& left
in the hands of an ofnecr, for collection"."
GEORGE E. PLEASANTS, for Pleasants & iMendenhall. Vevay, June II.
Stierifrs Henry Waitc . .
vs.
Sale.
In c4iancery for specific performance. .
The Silk Culturist.
A sd Farmer's Manuel, published monthly -by the cxecutivftxommittee of (he Hart
ford county. Silk society, at 50 cents per annum. Volumes 1. and II. The object of this publication istodisseminate a thorough knowl-
dgeof the Silk' business.' The cu'ltivatioti of
the mulberry tree in all its varieties rearing
silk worms the production of cocoons reel
ing and m innfacturing- suk-and dyeing the
same. I he publication will contain a com
plete manuel of the silk culture from sowing the seed to preparing for market sewjpgijk and twist, and 'will keep the culturist advised
with regard to the progress ol the enterprise, the formation of societies, and companies, en
actments of legislatures for the promotion of
the. object, and facts, and "experinvnts of indi
viduals. It will also contain choice article:
on new and Interesting subjects -connected
with agriculture.
he Lultunslwas commenced in April la$t,
and there arc now published five-thousand co-
pics monthly with A rapidly increasing circulation. Arrangements have been made to furnish the first volume to those who make early.
application for the Second. Each volume will contain ninety six quarto pages. One dollar
forwarded to F. G. Comstock, secretary Hart
ford Conn, free of expense will pav for both
volumes "or fifty cents for the latter. The
second volume commenced the first of April.
No subscription received unit u paid in. ad
vance. . . . .-. . .-.
Knowing the great difficulty o obtaining
genuine seed at distance, the secretary of the society will forward white Italian mulberry seed for 1000- trees, to those who are subscri
bers to the first volume -and order the second
and . to such as subscribe for both volumes be
fore the first of July nextr Hartford Conn. April, 183G.
Brace's Type FoundryJVo. 13, Chamber itred near Chatham JV. York, VTVIHE price of five hne Pica, Plain and An-
U tique, is reduced to 25 cents a pound. ad ix line Pica andlarger to 20-cent9, thereby ma
king these perfect metal types, cheaper than any ! other. "''"".' ' This Foundry has a most exteirfsive and Unparalleled assortment of Plain, Shaded,: Condensed and OrnamentaLlypcs, by ivhich printers at the letterpress are enabled .to rival the impressions, from copper-plate in beauty, fancy aod"taseteful display. The assortment embraces 250 sizes or varieties from twelve line Pica to Pearl, of Roman, Italic', Black,-Antique, Italian, Title, Condensed, Simded. Script, Uackslope, German Text, Ornamen tal. Mush, &c. and also Piece Fractions Snpeririors, Space Utiles, Astronomical and other Signs,
'Ornamental Dashes, Long Brace?, Itules, nearly 300 Borders, and more than 1000 Cuts.or Orna
ments for Newspapers, School Books, and Scien
tific w rka.-
The subscribers, furnish Composing Sticks,
Case. Chases, GU'evs, Furniture, Paper, Ink,
H kinds of Printing Presses, and every article
requited in a Printing Office. They also execute
ordersjfor Stereotyping.
Prntersot newspapers who publish tins ad
vertisement (with this note) three times before the 1st July, 18UG and send a paper containing it to the Foundry, shall receive payment when they .make a purchase from the Foundry of futir times
be amount of their bill. The publication of cur
trmer advertisement is herebv forbidden. GEOKGE BRUCE & Co. March 5. 1S30. - ' -
Cm
teirs of John Cunningham deceased.
BY virtue of a fee?" hill issued "out of tho clerks ofticc, of Switzerland county, tome
directed, I shall oiler for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at thehoifse of William Un
ivngham. in Posey "township, on -Friday, the
Sth dav of July next, between the hours ap
nointed hv law, the rents, issues nnd proms lor
1 - - . . . ... . f i.r
seven years, oi a certain piece or uaitci ui
land, containing hlty acres, to De tauen on oi
the east end of the south east quarter ot section eiht, in township two of raVige one, west. Taken as the property" of the heirs of John Cunningham deceased, and given up by Willintn Cunningham, one of the said heirs. RALPH B. COTTON, heriflr. printer's fee $1,50. Shcrifls ofiice, J uno 1G.
STEaM BOAT
BROW, Master. . WILL ply regularly as a daily packet, be tween Rising Sun and Cincinnati.
.. Will leave Rising Sun every morning (Sundays
excepted) at five o clock, and pass Attrora, Peters
burgh, and Lawrencehurnh. from. 7 to S-o'clock
and arrive at Cincinnati at 12 o'clock; ant return
same day, leaving Cincinnati at 3 uVk-ck P. M
P. oi H.-v A3IES. Rising Sun, June 11.
ED
CO U N T Y COM M 1 SSI O X ERS.
AYe have been requested to nanie William
Scudder, Joshua Hicks. Moses lironson and Thomas Kelly and Richard T. Goddard, as candidates for the above ofiice.
Sexvtou Tipton. For some time past we have looked in vain, for the name of our senator, among the avs and. noes, on several important questions, in the C S. senate he must be sick.
VOCAFj .lll'SIC. There w ill he a singing school in Jacksonville on S tnday 2Gth of June, at 2 oVIock P. .W. Mr. Buck will act in the capacity ol tinging master a general attendance is requested. X. Congress. Congress is still ia session, do
ing nothing for the people scenes arc trans
acted there, daily that remind us of giogshop
political wrangle. The majority, like the dog in a mang'-r, will neither act nor suffer other to act, all is confusion and uproar. It is time
that the people, should open their eyes, and
view; the conduct of their servants in a proper
light, . .
"""pHE qualified voters of Switzerland count)',
- state of Indiana, are hereby notified to as
semble at the usual places designated for hoiding elections, in said county.
on .hjidavy Aovember 7, lo3o.
nd proceed to elect a number of electors of
president and vice president of the United
States, equal to the number of senators, and representatives to which Indiana, may be entitled, by law; in the congress of the United
States: which, at this tim, is nine. The said
election shall commence and close at the same
hours and bt conducted in the same manner
rid bv the same officers as is directed by law
for electing members of the general assembly
of the state. Given mder my hand and seal
it mv office, this "IStk day of June A. I).
IS3G, nnd after the 4th of July next, the sixty
drst of American Independence.
" RALPH B. COTTON, sheriff.
Svp.bth. A man was recently, refused by the Boston Pine street. churcjt, admittance to
the communion table, because he sold milk on
Sunday!!! We would-suggesl to those mor
nlisls. the propriet- ofma.''jg their cows give
the mihe oi two days, on every Saturday.
Tub vtrical. There appears to be some
commotion in the eastern cities, about a play
.-actor named Wood some twenty-five years
ago, this". same Wood or his daddv, cut up ca
,pers in Philadelphia, and ire had to hiss him
o!t the stage several times his whole aim
.then was to dampen and destroy. American
Hemes, he being an Englishman the wor
thy Cain, was then the victim of his malice
and hatred.
Farm for SaSc.
The subscriber is desirous of disposing of
Ins firm, containing mnet-six acres. I he improved part of the land is under good cultiva
tion, with an apple and a peach oreh ird.
Thi farm lays one half mile from the state
road leading from Madionto Ltwrcnccburgh
in Pleasant township, and adi-uns the land of
Henry Uougers, Lsi. Every information
will be given on application to the subscriber
on the premises. JAMES FAR R ELL. Tun: 16,.
rirocLAiiiATioar.- . r. ...... .
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DISSOLUTION.
ANIEL. COLE & RICHARD BUR-
KET'P. hnve this day dissolved the part
r.ership heretofore existing between them in the
sadilling busin'ess. Said t-ole hitvinc nurchased
the entire interest of the said Burkett-in the ehop
materials, and accounts, of the firm, and be is
hereby authorized to collect and receipt for all the
dues ot the ftnn in the name 'of tlm firm. All
persons indebted to said firm are requested to call
and settle their accounts w iib said ole.
DANIEL OLE, . RKM1ARD" BUKKETT. Yevav, May 3.1, 1S33.
PATRIOT SwrtZtfltL AND COUNTY INDIANA.
"XHE subscriber has laid off a large numbe'r
of building lots, in the town of Patriot
which he w ill sell at public sale, at said town
on .
Saturday, July 13, 1S3G.
It is deemed unnecessary to say any thine
in relation to the location of the above town
ts it is acknowledged by every body, to be
the most eligiblcsitc on the Ohio river, in
said county; being completely above high wa
ter immediately on the bank of the river
with a suthciency of water, at all times, to ad
mil boats of any description, to land and un
load at the landing.
Terms of Sale made known on the day of" sale which wi
he liberal, one rourth only of the purchase mo
ney in hand, bale to commence at ten o clock
A. M. MARTIN R. GREEN. June 10, 183G.
TAKEN UP BY William Wycoff of Pleasant township, Switzerland county, Indiana, a dark bay rnarc, supposed to be 15 or 16 years old, about 14 and a half hands high, shod he-
fore, a star, nnd snip, branded or burned on
her left buttock, both hind feet w hite, some
saddle marks, no other marks or brands per
ceivable, appraised to fifteen dollars by Henry Garrard and A. S. Twineham, certified be
fore me this 25th day of Mav 183G,a true co
py from my book of est rays.' "
GABRIEL JOHNSTON,, r. Juno 10. 1S3G.
Valuable AMU ior al
In the mutter cf John D. - Cummins and Asenalh . lis wife, guajdian uf ! , On petiiioi toselt
oeorge naen, minor J real estate heir of Nuthan- Hagen, J ' decciiscd. I
Y virtue of an oidcr hud decree of the Sw R. Zetland probate court, I shall proceed
On Saturday, S3tH Juue next,
between the-hours of JO a m and 2 v m. on ibe
premises, to dispose ofa cettain oieceof land, be
ing a part of the north east quarter of section 23, tt);n 3, range 3 west, containing TWOACRJIS
up JsAAJJ, ip a square form around nnd cdjoining a certain MILL, built by John H. Case, for said Nathan lingen m his lifetime, together with
an tbc. water privileges acquired by said Hageri from one Jane Schoonover, which is more particu larty described in the deed of said Jane Schooaver to said Nathan Higen, Terms of sale one fourth of ihe p:ircr a?e money to he paid in six ninths one forth in tuelve months one fourth in eighteen months, nnd the "remaining fourth n tweuy-four rcnth. with 10 per centum interest from day of sale, end ten per centum in damages if not promptly paid, the purchaser giving approved personal security, nnd re
ceiving axertificate cfsale from said commissioner, CLlline for a good and sufficient deed, on tlie full and final payment of the purchase raonev as
aforesaid.
WILLIAM A P. M 1N0TON, com'r May 12. SADDLE & HARNESS Tfl A.NUF ACTORS VBV AY, IAfc
miiW & CHEAP GOODS,
IN RISING SUN, INDIANA. THE Mibscriber respectfully informs hi friends an V the public at large, that he has removed to Rising Sun. nnd opened his stme in
the room where R. K. Eaton &. co. formerly- kep tti . !'
wnere ne na just opened a very large and. slendid .lss&rtmfnt of Fashionable
Slate of Indiana, Switzerland county, ''ORDER IN VACATION.
IN CHANCEttY- Stcfeeitand circvil cotat.
Luanda Fnget J ;
vs. y Bill for divorce.
Braxton Fugct, -
BK if remembered, that on this 7th' day of -J-une, A. D. 1836, Lucinda Fugeti.y her
hci tor, Josesenh C. Ejfc.leston, fi:ed in the offii
of tbe'clera of the t3vitzerUnd circuit court, her
bill In eliaiicerv ' praying for a divorce from her
snid usbund," Braxton 'Fuget, and a?si min for
cailses of divorce, abandonment for the spa'-e of
two years past, and it appearing by disiuterted
affidavit that the said defendant Braxton Fu"et
is a non-resident ofihe- state of Indiana. i be
said Braxton Fncet, is tlieref.ro not'hVd to be
and appear before the judges of our Switzerland circuit court on the first day of the next term
thereof, to be hidden at the court house in the town of Vevay .in said county, on the third Monday in September next, and answer the said bill of complaint, or the matters and things therein set
ibrthrwill he decreed on in his absence. '
Witness, EDWARD PATTON, Clerk of said court. Vevay, Juno 7th. 1830.
Comprising-Rrmid Cloths, Cassinels, Casimcr",
Jeans, Circassians, Bombizetts, Bombazines, Ginghams, Muslins, Silks, t-ambrus, Handkerchiefs, Linens; a splendid nosoitrnent of CAIilCGES, Ribands Gloves, Hosiery Tuscan and Straw Ronnct, Guze und B binet Veils, C apes, L mbrelht' and Parasol, Summer stufs in variety, Velvets, Shenings and Shirting?, Bed Tickings, Tombs, Supetide;s, Palm Hat,. Boots and Shoes,
and all other articles in the Dry Goods hue.
ALSO, A largre supply of GROCERIES, OF THE FIRST QUALITY, Hard ware Q,uceii9varo,
fp'aHLI undersigned c-or.lin-Jy ues to manufacture, keep on hand. Hnd make to order, Saddles, Hr idles, Jlnriiriigals, Harness, Whifs, Trunks, &c. lie returns thanks for past fa vot s. and hopes to merit a
continuance of the same. GEORGE KESLER. Vevny, May 14 1 5
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JO Vil.E 1WJ.V CiBI.VJE T
NE or two good cabinet makors wanted irinodiattlv, to nlmm constant crnplovmcnt
will be given and t!ie Cinrinnii prices paid. JOSEPH PEELJLW.
Vevay, May 21.
VALUABLE PROPRTE' FOR SALE.
In lle matter of Henry Gullion"
O.t
Cutlerj, Tinware, . Steel, Najls, Powder, Lead, '
Dj-e Stuffs,
Glassware, Castings, Iron, Salt by thebbl. Shot, Indigo, Cord a ce,
Looking Glasses, &c. and in fine, every other article which is kept m the stores of thi place; and as he detprmincd to
keep none but nrticlcs of the best quality, and to sell very low, persons wishing to purchase may know where to get the bet kind of bargains.
He invites the public to call and see for themselves.
PETER UODuEItS. Rising Suiij May 28, 1836. tin seed Oil.
FOIt sale by tho gallon or quart bv CLARKSON $ DC FOUR.
Vevay, May 2, IS3(3.
Scythes & Sickles.
"!T7ALlKOVS cradling, nnd Passmore
y V grasH rythes and sickles, of a good quality ust received and for sale by CLARKSON fc DUFCUR. Veray, May 2, ieT6. - '
Taken up
BY Silas W. Sever, Iwing in Cotton township, Switzerland county, Ind.,
on the 1st day June 18'6, . a Gray Mare colli
with a strip on its lace; no other marks
or brands perceivable supposed to be three years
oiu, anappraised to twenty eight dolaie, by
John ts a and Jtobert JJoyd , ucfore mo this 5th day of oydo 1635. June "9. JOSEPH CULP, J. V. Yalnable fnrm jfor Sale.
FOR ale on moderate terms, that vely desirable piece of land, in the county of Switzerland Indiana, known
as Ihe north west quarter of sec. 31, T.
5 north' R. 12 E. of ihe hind sold at the JelHrsonii. l .1 . m mil :l 1! o.-
vine iana outre. J nis i.ihu is timiErcci is about 12 miles north west of Vevay, and about I t miles from Madison. For terms &c. enquire of
the subscriber, who acts us agent for the-.ou ncr
Joseph Stewart. ' WILLIAM NEWBOLf).
" KvPh Switzerland county , .Indiana, April 27
niinistratoni of the estate of j sell real estate Stilwell Heady deceased. J
gg5$LYT? obedience to an order of tha Swit-
fa. zerland Probate court, tlie ondersigired will proceed to sell to the hii;lict and beat bidder, on tbp premises,"on Indsai
Crck, two miies north of Vevay, Gti Saturday, 9th July next, between the hours of 10 a m and 3 r m, on se i d'ny, the farm foitnerlv occupied by snii! Slilweii
Heady, ron'aming 10 ftcrfS, and bcirg a part of he north eaM qiiitrter of section numUi town 2, range 3 wet: I he abort- i-- a very tit si: rsble farm, having i een cleared nrmy.yeuM, vi'l a large thilflV " APPLE ORCSIAHD. TERMS OF SALE-One ihmi of ihc f -r cbase money down one third iiy twelve mcnifis and tho balance in f ighteen months, l.carirgsix per cr:i. turn interest per annum fiotii day of salf." and ten per centum damage if n-t t inrf.in!!v
patu wucnuue, iioni ir;u oav ot s.ile until Ciiiu ' TIKNRY HVLI ION. f . ,
i rn lit. i . l Kinv : '-.'.
- I I U.I i ' 1 ) May 10.
LAWS f rtHE laws passed at the last session of the Ipli gislature of Indiana, have been received and
are ready n.r d ietribution, to those entitled there
to. EH WARD PATTON clerk. Clerk's office, V'eVay May 16.
Flour.
i irrels supper fine Flout, twenty five half do., for f. g. sneers & Co.
Vevay. May 27.
A first
AWi!l answer for two or tour hoiscs.
rale Wasrosi Tor Kale.--
r lioiscs. JOHN rox.
GllllS! GUBSS!! G?Iia!!! Aqrantity of good Mini CwltftXj just received, and Pir s ile by CLARKSON i. DUI OCR. Vevay, April 23. for sale tt Uns office,
The widow's Right of Uotsver wi!', sold at the same place nfier ihc. above fal, on the following teims--one half cash, tlie ha".ir;v
in twelvi months, with six per cent u in interest till paid.
REPEf'LM IICADV.
Mav TO
widow of S. H. a 1 , dor.
Valuable ILniiri for Jtolv. THE undersigned wishes to i.'i po; cf a! ot three hundred ncrrs of bcinga part of the Wood park farm, rn .-retina to town 3, range 3 west. This land '.rill In sold m parctls to f-uit pun haserf . bo may tn!4e the v :Uac in woodland or include a fluid of fifty fierce, whichis well set with grass, und nndr a gov! !"eie. This land is well located, being in a jr-ioti l.falth.y neighborhood, with saw and f ris-:;;rl cotivcr-. tent, ano adjoining Wiley's chapel lvo n;;!. from Jacksonville, two nnd 'a half from Centra Square, about five nv.M-s from .'Motiiitstcrllnr. and eiht from Vevay. Indian -creek r;.v s throoii iaid hind. For further pnrticiil.it, r-ncjiirrf nf :ii F1bcriher at W'oodpaik. on the H,,).;, tovit'.i'i ROI-rUT N.CO'.HRA.V. Wood park, May f.
tlttomcy and Counselor "2,"a7lLL befo'ind";it theCle 1.'
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