Weekly Messenger, Volume 5, Number 243, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 August 1836 — Page 4

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hc subscriber, at the solicitation of many of the citizens of Vevay, and others, ivho

believe that the improvement of said town would be greatly promoted thereby, has

laid otf, into building lots, that part of the BOTTOxll between the built part of said town and the Ohio river, through which Ferry-street, (being the principal business street,) runs, situated immediately opposite the main steam boat landing ; for the disposal of which, and also of sundry other lots in said tow n, a PUBLIC SALE, will be held on the premises, to

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And continue from day to day, for three or four days, unless sooner closed. TER31S One fourth jsart of the purchase money, j secure the payment of which, no other security will will be required in hand ; or, a note with approved (he required, except the purchaser's bond, & a lien on security, payable in sixty days, with interest the (the property. Further particulars and conditions, remaining three-fourths, in three se-mi annual in- will be made known on the day of, and previous to stalments, with interest from date, until paid. To the sale.

The town of Vevay, the scat of justice of Switzerland county, infers appointed by the legislature as the most suitable place for the

the state of Indiana, is handsomely situated ; commodiously and lib- county seat; and accordingly did establish the seat of justice of said c rally laid out on the Ohio river, half way by water between Cin-jcounty of Switzerland, to be and remain permanently fixed on the cinnati and Louisville, and on the most direct route from Lexing-j public square of said town, where the courthouse now stands. ton, Ky. to Indianopolis, la. Lately, the commissioners similarly appointed to select a site for jthe county Seminary of said county, have located the same on a A company to construct a M'Adamized road from Georgetown,! beautiful eminence adjoining said town, commanding a beautiful Ky., to Ghent, on the Ohio river opposite Vevay, was incorpora-J view of the same, and of the romantic scenery around. On which ted by the Legislature of Kentucky at their last session the statejsite a building has been erected, and is expected, will be ready for to t?ke part of the stock. The Legislature of Indiana at their last jthe reception of students next spring. session, likewise incorporated a company to construct a similar! rru i j r . r t i t , r Tr t i i mi - 4 J., it' i. I X he vicinity is admired tor its neat tarms, extensive orchards, and road trom Vevay to Napoleon, where it will intersect the Michigan t, celebrated vinevards which afford an agreeable wholesome roan, ana the Kail Koacl trom Lawrenceburarh to Indianapolis: . .i P , , 7 . , i , , . tii i- i i and cheap wine, to the use ot which, the nonappearance of the cwlehich roads hen completed will be a connect.ng link between the and te unrivael, he;i(h of v for ,ast fiftecn vca great line of roads now under construction in Kentucky and those in some d be just, attributed. about to be commenced in our own state necessarily rendering ' J J Vevay a most important point on the Ohio river. The daily line Materials for building can be obtained here, as cheap as at any of mail boats, plying between Cincinnati and Louisville, regularly fother place on the Ohio river. The country back, abounds with a touch at the Vevay landing to exchange mails, to receive and put jgreat. varienty of the best timber, and many saw mills are in operaout passengers and goods. Besides the water mails trom Louis-jtion on Plumb and Indian creeks, from twoto eight miles from town ;

ville and Cincinnati, Vevay has the advantages of sundry land mailsjin addition to which, there is in s aid town in full opera! ion, one of!

trom the east and the west, and from the north and the south ; some the best Steam Saw-mills in the western country, owned by Captsof which are tri-weekly. 1 John Sheets and Vincent Dufour ; all of which will no doubt soon at tract the attention of boat builders, as the Island above town affords The bridges across Indian creek below and Plumb creek above j a good shelter for steam and other boats, in time of ice. to which, the legislature has appropriated some money, have been! stone for buildin and paving are abundant and convenient as commenced; which, when completed will render Vevay easily ac- well asciaJ oftlie best quality for making brick, cessible to at all times from all parts of the county, without ferry-1 ing, and will tend largely to increase the trade. Possessing so many advantatages, Vevay must at no very remote period become, if not a city, at least one among the best towns on Owing to its advantages, Vevay was selected by the commission-jthe great Ohio river.

TO .1 MJOII STIIIjIV, " Feds are chills that canna flings And do-ana be dvpvtcdS'-Bviiyst The reader will recollect, that nnvlvENf, in one of his communications against JOHN .McCOllMICK, charged him, among other crimes,wilh having TWO LAWFUL WIVES

now living. To which charge, he pleaded,

ber, lhat McCormick published nk-lter, pur porting to have been written by Jamc& Clark, his brother-in-law, of Hagcrstown, slating lhat he had not a wife in Canada, so far as h& Aejr." The following epislle. received br it

gentleman of this place, will forever settle this matter, and place John McCormick in h"n

rue garb, be lure an enlightened community.

Saint Andrrvs,QAl.)Ju!y 1, 1830, " Dear Sip. 1 received n letter from vou, bearing date 17th March, on (he fct inronf.

which, had you directed to New Urauswick

would have ccmc sooner, from which 1 am lecl to belie.e John McCormick is not dotr-as-hc ought. In rogatd of his conduct, while"in this province, it was vnricu? when her would keep from drink, he would behave will' and was respected; and when that accursedilrng, ri:m, led him astray, he went aside fronv

all dicncy and decorum. His situations here have been various; but still he went astrajv And in regard to his having a wife he hao.e, liiing about sixteen miles from here; but while he was here, he did not j-tay with h r. In the first place, she was at 'school with him, a little girl, about 11 years of age, and he seduced her, and when the report of I cr b'jing pregnant, spread abroad, he mar-il-d her; but, belter for her, poor, unfortunate girl, sir: had never seen him after. If this i- not sufficient, communicate- to me at any future time, and I will give you what, ever information you may require, as I am acquainted wjtli all his conduct, these ten year back. Yours. WILLIAM BOWMAxW

Thi, fcllow-ciliz; n, is the very being," who " ci'.ks abroad in the pride and dignity of man who has a conscience void of olR-nce, and who will long be remembered Ly the sons and dautr'Hers of genius, as a scholar and a sren firman." A LOOKER OX. Vevay, August IS.

fiarlcs Cooper's Estate.

nphe undersigned having been appointed by tile Switzerland Probate Court, to administer the estate of Christian Cooper, late of ork township, requests all persons indebted !o said estate, to siake immediate payment and those having demands against the same to prrspnt them for examination. The estate is supposed to be insolvent. GEOKGE LAND, AdmV. York township, August, 11. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAHTNSRSHI?. TlIK paitnershij) heretofore rxisiin b( iw cen Jl the undurignu.', was (!issolcil by mutiia I consent. In future the spaaing w jl ,c cHirird i by George llulhy .and t he carding bv Stiiro llu'loy. All dtin.inds ngniust said firm will ba aul on demand. CKORfiE riULI.F.V. SQL IKK ULLLLV. Moortfiehl, August lo.

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of all kinds, of steady and industrious habits, are much wanted ;jthej may easily in a short time, make for themselves a home, and such who are not settled for life, are invited to come and exa-j where they may literally enjoy the blessings oflife "wu'er their mine the premises, aud secure a spot at a small expense upon which own vine and fig peach rce."

Vevay, August 19 133G.

SADDLE & HARNESS

1VIANUFACTORY--VEVAY, TA

LI W notice. ; 10 S. G. MARSHAL b ASAPH BUCK j Have associated themselves in the practice

f gitb undersigned contm-.ot law, in the counties ot Dearborn and Swit J ues to mumiiaciure. keep zerland, in the circuit courts of said counties

on hand, and make tn ordrr,

Satlfllc Hrifilcs, ITIart in ara Is,

Harness, H'hips, Trunks, &c.

lie returns thanks tor past favors, Aai hones to merit a

continuance of the same. GEORGE KESLER. Vevay, May 14, 1335.

SALT.

Barrels first quality

'Kanawha salt just re-

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Vt'rat, Juiic 25, tf.

Mr. Marshall resides in Madison and mr, Buck keeps his office at the Rising Sun, where he may be found. Business confided

to them, will receive the joint attention of

both. march 23

Window Glass.

Xlfh boxes 8 by 0 Window Glass,

W do

do 10 by IS for sale by

F. G. SHEETS &co.

SHOES. lOO pair kip brogans for sale by F.G.SHEJSI&Co. Vevay May 26.

5000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.

"TTTTTANTED immediately five thousand bush-

V V els i WHfcA I . delivered at our ware house in Vevay; for whifh tho highest market price, 'vill be given. F. G. SHEETS, & Co. Vefay, July 27.

White Lead. Y the keg. just received ami fr sale lv CLAKlvSON vV lKFoUli.

Vi-vay, May 2. 1.U.

AOTICK. pOIIC underpinned having removed to KenM tiirky. begs leave to inform t!ioe indeltcl liim, i hat bis notes and accoun'-. a:e left in tht h.iiid of Samuel 15;;a!, Eq of Mntint.-tcrli!ir diosc interested will plea&e call and settle ns :kh possible, and eb'ige S. Ii. K.TOf. N. Ii. I want to sell my lioue and lot in Mountsieilnij hiv information concerning it, may l't

! Ind from 11. S. Colt -m, of Moun'sterling.

fc?. II EA I OX. A igut 12, 1S3J.- .'it Talien Up H J5 Y Ijeujamiii F, Warner, of York townpliip,. SwitzcrUnd county, Fudian.-i, one esiray mare, a blight bay, Id ick main and tail, with t a Miiall bell on, ail blind of ibe ribt vyo, snppnpj to be ton years old. io other br in.ls or marks perceivable appraised to 13 dollars by Erapfus .'loor and Louis F.SIiepp-ird, befire me ibis 27:1 Jnlr, la3fi. (i tOK tit L.M);J I'. Anpist 13, 1S36. CAUTION. WHEREAS, my wife Mary .1';-, In!e Cv has eloped from Jmy bed and board wi:ji--u' an-j-ist r.iije or provocation. '! bis is. to caution all perbons fioni bni boring, or dealing w i:h her ii uy manner; leinr determii.ed to,pv no debts of iter conti acting, to sanction no aV;i lings with he-r CALEB J0XEb Posey township, August 1 1 .

Robert Driimmond, Attorney and Connscllomt Lazo, Vevay Indiana. XT' EE PS bis ..Mice on Ft-iry street, immedi

-"-Htelv oppohiie the Post Ofljce. Uuciucss

submitted to hi care will be faithfully and punctually "Heo.l.d lo Mis JUSTICES' Olh:e Uk pt a the sarr

place, wt;eie he alio UlUud. to all C0V.t)m, cing business.

Leather.

fine lot of Spanish ar d Country sole, calf

and kip skins and upper leather for unle by

Vevay, April 1 lliSt!.

Cross cut Sinvs.

( "fTUS'l received and lor sale .v t v C LA KKSSON & Di FOUR.

Vevay, May 2, IZib. X anted. Tl SfTSThitiTtl clean picked nml wasli U VlV4' Hjt d tiool wanted, for which

the highest market price wll! l e jmid on debvei v

kt our store. L'U FOL'it.

C.1SH WANTED Tlie printer wttjits Cash, antl must have it he hates to Iliako costs. Muskingnsii 8aU. "F superior quality to any salt in this r$ar. ket, for sale low by clmiksox & Duroui?, Vfvay, June 23d,4S3G. riow Moulds.

nii'XlAH iloiv Moulds, j'ist reteived and fof nh

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CLilRKSO.X L VVFQVIX, ?S33.

Vevay, My 5. Vevay, .