Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 13, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 8 February 1834 — Page 3

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Saturday .TI or nine, I'd), h. " the cor roN FACTOR V.

And who ;-hall set bounds to the Spi

rit ot cnterprize.or presume to measure 'its march? It lias no limits, and lime alone shall tell what it can achieve. That ours is n situation peculiarly la- ! vorable (o manufactures will rcadilv !:

Great a:iietv has been manifested ; conceded ; and it only requires the. ooaud diversified opinion entertained in operation of a few individuals to render regard to the Cotton Spinning Factory Rising Sun famous as a manufacturing I'M- "-(. me timoco:it mplated to he erect-, town. We have the talent and we have I'd in thi place by our townsman, Col. ' ihe capital, and l-t tlicm hut he cotnP. James. Wc have do til" pleasure ol 'bined and put iti operation and t he 1 ainforuiing the good citizen.- of Ui-i:ir j botir must ho crowned with success. It S i:', t'.a. that ij'-ct ha been ngi-jis Col. Jaire-" full intention. iat only to

tatcd '. M't lv ; . U;ie, hut V. i'.h accomplishi::.. ! data '.in Miii.; I'"! h-. of the live;-. ;.i that i not i'lj, ; y',7 '' or woi km i;

li e fail . ,.i ;,(.: 1!- 0 i' :'i held O.I t-iidy erec;.-d a puree- ; sr th i ; , ; t . ..! ci. -a i: hi.-'; v.'. i Lip i. :.n ia ii e

Mag a n, -- ! r. (';. ;,"' -e I -.! k ' so,. . iher i i id...:-:

and it i nox being finished :;:id will ho : (rax .diets

c:.l arge his spinning establishment, but , m) soon a time and circumstances "ill 'admit to add the weaving process and liiii- shall i .r; enterprize lead to ano- ! !;: ! until onr village shall resound xviih l'..:. .r.u-;c i.f the spindle and shuttle, our neighboring hills re-echo th heavy tn.ke of the lrl;r-J upon the anvil, and

111

iassin:

town

the

great

ia a st it'1 o reuoino-- to a unit the m i- liver that wad.es our shore, shall point chin rx in April next. Ho h is made n to Rising Sun and rxc.la'm, ' there is

pwlixe part .) -; ci a si'l- n-lii! avi r. tu.-ixe r.T.iiit; machinery. :o:d lias cnn-lr-Rtod toe building of such size a::.! (hnn nio;;. a- to admit two full se; of Wool C. lining Machine, xvhich are

iho nnrs.irv of the art and sciences there, is the fruit of industry and i nterpiize, guided and directed bv the pun spiiit of hilanthropy and patriotism .and thcie is a striking evidenci' of xvhat

aho procured and will he pal in open- all those good qualities in a community lion nt the '.u:U' I'm.?. Tito x h de x ill ' coeihined are capable of frtVctintr.' I" diiven hx s'e.ia;. t!ie ensrinc fr ' .Max mk cess attend every etlorl and o'er xxhiih i- Itciii built by o;ir wonliy citi- h' st anticipation he realized. 7..-n. C. H.iat:,at hi" lininc Woiksoa

Walau! s!i-v!. Tiii e-iahk-hia :.' ill e, in .i-,!ilict'.ii i.;; i re l.undie

.;pa!)h: of thcu'a;. I

pound ct ouon xarn .r uar, an, i

I irt j 'i' .1 I ,il H i . e Mn i

IK iuhhovs wit'

V'j'.i (he I. 'nl. Ihmoirat, Jmt. 2J.J HANK BILL PASKI). The all engrossing subject of a State Bank, xvas put to it st xesfrdav even-

s'lpn.xi! our.:.,,, c. 0 offho lull. It

'Acd card:: tiit-y ,, ;ii . . .... ;;- ,rn,. ftf nm.

.n.yn.vo. It u ,11 v- x enfant cm-: rorillIi!,. ,;,, ,h( ,v' was a ditlerer.ee o(' p.oxnu nt lotMcotx-t.ye cr thutx . iui- : ,.lwt.oa til(, louses relative to !u-;1, 4 tn:,u,.v c,!hrr :'";Mma:i..er of electing the President of the

i I. ! !' on,-, u-u inai me raw ma-; sj( m

i- : !'u i

VX M

I'-ri .1 if - i ;, ,,.,.(. i i . i ; i- i pt : 1 I'll' .-ari' X I i I ' , pit i! to '

the Suiate t'ota.viidinsr for

r '

it relatixc legislative xveiht in the

. to! mo'inu in ; ; to tiai;!!i.e iTticle, xviiich muM t,"i'i," means of circulatii'. a

ic.tvv c i-

d" 'oit . lo t'i' itJa'.

n!o our market at ten !

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' . i election, to-,-ther xxith seme minor dil-i;-,,f ,t',,,i,,vV'l!1.VTl,'iifirenc-?. A commitUe of free con-rjKund.tnecwHJoIu.ncai,-,,.,.,, v..8 .ip,1(i,lted( consisting of

Mes-r.-. Itiihs and Morgan, on the part of the Senate, and Messrs. Dunn and

Hargrove, on the part of the House of

I I nv.. c i- lj,... A r,.nr,ri was m:w

Houses, on yesterday

mornt!!:. I he committee, m tlieir rcooii asrre.ed to the iolloxviiur. as the plan

e tllii i Wpiovmoiit : . -i . . .': .... i : r'. i- : i.....

1 1 "V"1 8'0l,0,,,-v lu:. :l ?(,,re I of ,he State Bank, to wit :-Tl.e Senate :v.v .u.o.i an and wealtli lo our n.,.. . c n.,..... e, ......

; III',. ilWIl-t: JI j H I I Ul lM I VI ; s'-paratel v by ballot; providing, hoxvevt r, t!i-:t after three unsuccessful at- " (erupts to elect in this manner, both

uoprihw of the

m;d.nei air.on ie people;

it vi! ,'dt (Me

i ail asxl

r! a x. ry pleaam to m oiv xx !.

Keprf -eiitatixes. to the icspi ctive

01"....i , l of ;:c

toxx a an 1 ...;:n?y. but x ill open a do.r to indu-trv i ex!t:nd the mccn? i

poor and

' mam of the

clicihle site of the

or' .i5 P"!' y J:ptt.'d I , (.ct Vud cfli'

Houses shall p.roceed by joint ballot to

i, ,i an i corni'-rt ( u innia'c-. u ; 1 1 i 1 1 mound. ;.ni n.art!ie

er a maioritx ct ad the

vote; uiven. being necessary to a choice. On the in! ro.l n.M ioti .f llir renni't to tn

er, ll I- a'.i airx inuiJ!:; r ; w , , ,r ,, r ii , , is , Senate, .Air. Pavno. of Harrison, in a .dy calculated for the en- ,.. , ..,: tll,, nnnsnA

...xn.entofevervpa-ingand refrching . )rancIl J (hc ,. Mcrs Hiilis Siecze; a.'d v.tth the good moral disci-i.in., Morp;U1 ui,,i,

i.ln.o b;c!)xxe fee ;i-snr,, ill i, . "l""- ;...u.v.Ul?l w,

1 , , V-. . ... ' coi:cu rrer.ee w

-'ixeu u can i:ci lui to mslili into toe mimi of tender youth a lex o for virtue a lull a ha'aits of uid'i!rv and inie:';it.

The Hingham Gazette ys; A fat hog, oxvned by David Mann, of Hanover, xvas lately killed, and there xrere ten quarts of oil fried out of him, which is said to burn and give as good light as summer strained oil.

Eo.'-lcm Paiiicnlicry of '.-. ---On I he 1st i list, there were 153 men. and 2 women, confined in ihe Fas.cn PenilM. tiai v of Pa.

Lorenzo J )av, preaching at Danville, Pa., giving notice, of his ii.ten'uia to

hold forth, r: quest bring ticir childrei

xvas enougo to irixe coo crymg xx ihh r;:ess Ht a time.

!ao;e? t ! p Ii- liiouidit it

Conjugal Affection. The passengers J

on the higa road to (lie xvest of this place xvere ratiier puzzled u few days

since hy observing a man !a.-y digging

otato. . hi a h;

sat

, yoa:i;; xvi.mau e(Mi ij!v i'a - x a i some i v, with !ai -e wheel

A man in a:iitij.ioa ii t- i: e,i ; i.;nged with i;i'ipation, nMiu lint-r x'sh:.

p'ulin vp ,);, and ki'iiirs rll.t .' .'"

be-ide him

piece ot ma. him

in motion. Some at first sanp'V-'ed that a ii' -xv agricultural implement was at work, perhaps in the prcparulion of the roots into Sir John Sinclair'.' dower. It xvas at last discovered that ?he loxing couple xvere stiil in the honey month, and, that nothing should sepi r ite them, within doors or without, the frugal he caMieo her reel up iiii- . i' a rfii'e lo tii'- field, and xva xx haling pirn beside her c.uaily ardeia !eary, i emi eding oi.e of the time "xx ilea Adam ! Ived at:'.l Fx'.' spoil." .S (..'.-:il'i.

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'lu inn'i iiwuiil Mun. One xv ho can

From thr Hula SUICIDF.

O:: Wednesday morning 1 ast( 12d inst)

PUBLIC NOTICE. f 8 MIE annual Township election xvill a he held in Rising Sun, on Monday the 2d day of March next, for the purpose of electing 3 Trustees, 1 Clerk, 3 Constables, 1 Treasurer, 3 Overseers of the Poor, '2 Fence Viewers, 1 Lister aad 1 Collector. By order of the Board of Trustees of Randolph Township. Lk Roy W . Lynn, Clerk. Provision Market, lusivo nun, vxicunxv, FEB. 8, loot. dh. ci?. dls. ct.

hush

shave himself xvitli cold xvatcr, black hi. ja man xvas lound in tin: public road, oxvn hoots, and live xvi:'oo rt lohr.eco. near Newborn, in this count v xviih his

A compair.

(ircn aeain-'t

for insuring being lost in

vouiig c!i:lthe mud. i-

recommended in the Port Deposit (.' urant. The editor is fishing for of'i; e.

U has been surmised tiiat t'pe fivipient eases of sudden death from be as; I x intoxication in the vicinity of Barn-iaii'.o ;md ("ape Cod, max- ari-e in .-oroe mea-

Mroul cut i

ger, a. n him, to

, ana (K'al

no paper ive t!:: si

i te was a si rati

oned about

xx ere ig!ite

clue to his

name or place ol iesnlence. His clottiing consisted oi a;i oxer coat of' bear skin clot!), of a brov. u col ir, pantaloons of Kentucky jeans, and (.'assinet xvest- ( o.it ;i hue. Irh'h linen shin and white

a lur hat

tlannel shirt and draners a fur

about half worn, anc

sure from tas tnir.-l ccca-:tr:ie;: food thev live en, xx hich i- cide fish.

x (lie I Ijoot. hi his oocket

:1.

A resolution ha been eih'i'ed in the legislature of Marx land to a!;oiis! the

IjOlterv vstem la nii i! i: that State."

'k1 11;

Th xvhohi (juantitx of tain xrhic!-. h.as fallen, during the lat 21 yi ar. is G00..503 inehe The r.verage of jl.o 23 years ending I 532. xva- 3t'..l?2 iodic the depth of rain xxhioh fell in 1G33, xvas 48,520 indie.

The life of Ma -ka-tai -m--hed,i or Blade Haxvk. is a'lverlised Louisvilh' papers. as for ,:le ia t'i:

a-kiak. in the at ( itv.

a coarse pair ol i were found one

hundred and six dollars in hank notes, viz: 100 dollars on the. hank or banks in Cincinnati, 3 dollars on the bank of Colombo -md 3 dollars on the bunk ol Canton, aria Hi dollars and 4b cents in silver also a xvatch c! what is caik'd jowt. Her gold. Uo had been about Nov. ! -ri y i he preceding da v. and siarl-

e !''ie;iiO!. ( i going to 3 1 1 i -

i no in. pi n end io

m lh

,u . i.

.Annies, creen.

Apples, dried

Beef, choice pieces, lb. Beans, bush Butler, lb. Cheese, lb. Corn, bu.-h Corn meal, bush Chickens, dor. Fgg?, doz. Flour, exx t. Flour, hbl. Hay, per ton Hams. lb. 1 tops, lb. Laid, lb Mutton, per lb. Onions, bush Oats, per bush

00 3 1 a 00 37 00 CJ2 a 00 75 00 1 a 00 5 00 75 00 00 00 12 00 00 00 8 a 00 10 00 20 a 00 25 00 31 a 00 37 I 00 00 00 00 6 a 00 8 ! 75 a 2 00 3 2.5 a 3 75 .3 00 n 9 00 00 7 a 00 8 00 16a 00 20 00 5 a 00 6 00 3 a 00 4 00 50 a 00 G2 00 1C a 00 20 00 3 a 00 4 00 75 a 1 00 00 35 00 00 1 00 00 00 2 00 00 00 00 3 a 00 4 00 50 00 00

t ol 'the Jury i that im( if hv cutting his

Iv xvi to ford, he put

tbroa!. Fditors of papers i.i ihis section o the State, hx giving ihe above an inser

Such, it is reported, has been the tate of the xveathir at Nexv Orleans in consequence of frost and rain, that the ordinary business tran?"."tions of the

citv have been eonuh

tie;, may enable in relat i aav, to acei(ain hi iate ihe properiv ho lias lefi.

ves, if he has a. m I recover

A Bullalo paper says th" number of passengers loft our barber for the A Vest in steamboats during the season will he from G5 to 70,000. leaving on! of (he account the 130 schooners, t.avigating the lakes.

, vv ...Uo !)V sen;itL, TUii s:ime roport be-

taken, and decided

in the affirmative, ayes 19, noes 11. The oilier matte rs of disagreement xvere also adjusted in the report, ami that branch had been prcx iously agreed

He could no;

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. 1 . j nig mauc io me iiouse. u xvas coucur-Mi-ex.r :;oo . a ;i predo-ner.(ril Iran' i- , . i , i . .i ,, i , .. . ; red in, except so much a related to the in t.ie ciiar icier and i ' et the mdiv - i . n -, . .... t. ... ... . . "'y 'election of President. 1 lie Hou-e reifii.il no-e cloei uin h is contant x ! . , . , , . : fused to concur in tin branch ot the i on .a ! 1. 1 ro-.I nee manufactories amoi.ir ' . i . e i , ... ,, k i report, bv a xote of 30 in favor, and 44 1 ' ''" peopie are a too xvc 1 ac-1 ,i . -n ; i , I against the motion. I he Senate being piaia.ed xxi'h ( o . James, and know , . . . p 1 ... , . . " ' . informed thereof, a motion xx as made to loo xx eil how he has alxvaxs engaged in ; m , . . c . . , - , " r , iaohcre to their vote of concurrence: senx i ,ing calcinated lo benefit the1 . - i i , c , n . .n ,V111. , . .. , , xxhuii carried hx a xote of 19 to 10. counts an ', adx anro the interests of , mm h e . . , . . I 1 he Hoxie of Representatives xvas a"7T V". 'g:, l0, ! 7 r an-V ' w' Snformcd thereof, and after some "vr osihoi, oa tnat subject from us; and ; ,,kriIii()tv in , , ire. I.V,,,, iv,,.

sib!e lliat any thintr i . . .... ,,' ;.' .. . ...

u'.n-

ppe-

.Air. Felix Renck, a successful Agri

culturist, of Ross county, (Ohio) ha

)ec:i delegated bv a society of that

tate.to repair to Engl and lor t!ie pur

pose of purchasing a stock of ihe finest

tie to be oatained, v.hiehi- to lie in

troduced into thi country, for !:..: pur

pose of improving our breed.

ahbiMign xvc me sensible th.at any thing . .... ., .. , , . , . , . i , ... I. . . ' " inompson, Huntington, and o" .,ke ' . ' k n is totally repugnant to , . 1 . i m i c 'V., , ... . . , - . era pHiticipated, .Air. Broxxn of lip 'n- tc bag and good n-e, xet xxhen: 1 ' , ' i ,i . , . I . - . i canoe moved to re-consider the vote

i - mem lie red our

ii... ...r, i.i in., mi , ,1 ... r... . .

. i , ,, . ., concurring in rue report i uie coiimiu-iH-.-Ju ear fie irt xvc could not avoid L rr r i - i . .,i. i ,i - . , ' tee of tree con erence; xx Inch xvas caraxing Ums much, as the just rexvatd of i i .i ,r . i ,.,,, w "i . V... ... i i .. i.iu , . iriedmthe affirmative, by a vote ot 39 Midustry and laudable, enterpr'ze. :.. , (. , , , , 1 1 .i t , . i lo .32. I he question recurring, on the vxhat-ocxer tuld they m,y tC found: L i r .i. ,f,u2'

I i. .. iihilI . . - .1,... , .. .' anopuoii Ol uic- I. HMl

...i'i .... ii hj.-i. .-i. in.,1 , i (x.iuior i us .. - . i i ... iv i... ..

. , . , : , ; ' il was ueciueu in uie aiiirmauxi, ox

- .uiv.iu mxj- aim lore-most i t- ... .i,., ,iwr.... ....-., .t

I adjnsloil, ami thr hill only n quire? the

is e aie, iiotiiing can nc Ui.rMature of the (lovernor to become a

forts.

itu i co. xxe aie, nothing can he!

...if... i ....i . . ...I i

i .111.111.111:11 uj gir inii-ni ii I IXV puhes and permanent groxxth to our xill me than manufactories. Surround-j r.l In :i ffi'.intrv xxho-e soil is not sur-!

p,,-s.'d ill futility by many places in the : Fifteen members of the Ohio Senate xToil.hxxhose bountiful productions now have protested against the resolutions

supply o ir maiket xxith near twenty thou-.r.id baird of (lour per xcar, and

a goodly proportion of all the other sta- , site nh- omuio.litios of life: xx itli mei hanh s I

of the xury first order, and merchants j A hoarding school miss xvrote. home xvhose i .tein itv has never been disput-1 to her friends that the. toxx n in xx hich

adopted by the Legi-lature of the state

approving of the removal of the Depo

rd xvitli science, to dexelope and literature to diffuse whatever may he found beiwi'oi il to the interests and instructive to the minds of the people xxith morality and virtue as the living matters of life and health, peace, unanimity and friend-hip to mingle and croxvn our happy destinies sun ly, nothing in Midi a community can he needed but manufactories to give it a decided advantage over every other, and make it outstrip in the scale of importance, every rival that shall attempt to rise from material-, of a less concordant and less

"i.'jcni a

she lived had been "wisitcd by a Imncn

juoux storm, the snoxv having fallen a much as six inches: in circumfcrew e"

Drf.mhti.. A tobacco chewer, in txxentv years, throxvs from his month

more than four hogsheads ot lluid uses

a xvagon load of the xveed, or ten xvhec harrows full of quids.

Among the modes of attraction en

joined to Persian females is this: "Let

their crimson-tint ed toes ie exposed

in order that the young men may see

and admire them with wounded heart

Kach of Capt. Ross's sailors is to le eive -S'1000 for hi services.

Txvo distinguished philosophers too!belter under one tree, during a heavy hoxver; after some time, one of them

complaining that he began to led the

rain, ucv.-r mind, teplied tlie olr.er,

there are plenty of trees; xvhen tin

is xvet through xvc xvill go lo another."

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. We intend, (says the Cincinnati Chroncle.) to give an account of every Public nstilution for tlie promotion and en

couragement of Science and Literature

in the state of Ohio. For this under

taking xxe require materials: and all such institutions, throughout the State, are respectfully informed that if a succinct statement be lorxvardtd, (post

paid, to the Lditor ot the Chronicle,

of the rise, progress and present condi

tion ol such associations, thev shall be

respectively inserted in the Chronicle.

A e xvanl Homing but an abstract of the

important lacts relating lo the. society.

A i.i. t.niTous favorable to our enterprise will give this an insertion.

NUUBFR OF TllF BKAsT. 'Hero is wisdom. Ld him that hath under.'. Hiding count the number of the beast; for it i the number of a man. and his number is six hundred thicescore and six." Rev. e. iii. x. 1U. The number cf the b.-a-t xvhich the Spirit of Cod declares to he six hundred three-score, and six, lias long engaged the thought of who a.Kj good men. The follow ing explanation we do not recollect to have seen in print; and the circumstance xx hich led io the discovery is curious. Some time ago and Lnglish officer, happening lo be at Rome, observed oa tlie front cf the Mitre xviiich the Pone wore at one of the solemnities of their worship, this inscription: "xicxhivs Finn or.i." It instantly struck him, perhaps thi i the near. her of the

to work, and

i. .

'.vtien lie

beast. He set

I . I . 1 . . 1 r

iroi sciecieu an i:ie numerate and sum

med them up, he found, to his great ,;-tonis!rr.ent, that the whole amounted precisely to six hundred three-score and six. What stress is to be laid on tld xvc shall not say. The subject i recommended to the serious oasideration of the leader. .Yutncricnl calculation from thr inscription.

DFl i) ioo i i

V1CARIVS

V I c 1 V

; I 100 I b

F1L11 1 1 L 50 I 1 1 1 63

501 53 112

1 I 2

Total G6G

Culling Putlrrm. "Phrase sir,"' said a snubnosed girl of about fourteen years of age, to a country dealer io dry goods, 'Ho send ma'am the patterns of your calicoes, and put 'cm cheap, for she i going to get a new gox t. and wants to see xx hat'l xvash." Shop keeper. "Who is your ma'-

MMv ma'am is Aunt Oil v Dee,

sir.

Shop-keeper. -'Your sister was here yesterday, and took patterns of all the kinds I have." Girl. Yes I know that but then she sewed them all for patchwork, and would 'nt give me any, hut told me to go shopping myself."

Girl

Scotlund The remains of a vessel have been recently discovered on some

land that has been reclaimed by drain

ing the Loch of Spx ne, in Scotland. It

xvas about thirtx feet in length, and the

stern round, on Sir Robert Sepping's plan. The rihs weieof oak and entire.

It is supposed that this vessel ha- been

lost nearly six hundred xears. as one of

its dimensions could not have navigated

the Loch of Spx ne more' particularly in

the part where it ha been lound. after the twelfth or thirteenth lenturv.

A e are authorized lo announce the

following persons as candidates for toxx n

ship officers at the ensuing March elec

tion. KOR TUl'STEKS. THOMAS HOWARD. J AMDS WOODS. HUGH FSPF.Y. JOHN NFAL. JOHN J. FRFNC1L. FOR CI.EHk. SAMUFL JELL FY.

FOR CONSTAllI.!:. JOHN H. O'NFAL. THOMAS C. HALL WILLIAM BANKS.

l oi K, per

Potatoes, sweet, bush Potatoes, Irish, bush Peaches, dried, bush Pcach.Cs, pealed, bush eal, per lb. Wheat, per bush

To ibbj" CiisjtoBiier. j SHALL he absent from home four 54. or five weeks. Mr. Moses Turner

xx ill be in the store, and is authorised

to settle xxith those who mav call on

dm. Having given a former notice in

the "Rising Sun' that I should leave this place about the middle of Fehru-

ii), I now inform those interested that

such as do not pay their notes or ac

counts bv the hist of iilarcn need not

expect another public notice, unless some- special understanding exist.

L. S. BUSH. Rising Sun, Feb. 0, 1834.

Sail! .SALT! Salt!

Popster fc Jain? Have on hand and intend, keeping a

constant supply of SALT xvhich they

xvill now sell at 50 cts per bushel and re-weigh.

Having just replenished their former STOCKS OP

which now comprises a very general

issortmcnt of almost every article in

their line of business. Their friends are invited to call and examine for them

selves.

Having made nriotngcmenls for re

ceiving oui Good from the Fast through

another channel, it xxill not he necessary for us to go thither this xx inter, as xvas contemplated; hut this does not

obviate the necessity of those in arrears

making payment immediately, as the

common course of our business has been

to close accounts once a year, and the

rst uay ot rebruary is the period al-

waxs calculated for the consummation

of that object; it is, therefore to be ex

pected that (hose who can by any rea

sonable effort pay any part or the whole of their accounts at this time will do it.

Feb. 8, 1334. Pkimer & James. PUBLIC SALE. THE Subscribers xvill offer for sale at public vendue. at the residence

of Henry Britian, txo miles from Con-

axvays ford on the road to Versailles on the 2Sth day of February next, the following property:

TEN HEAD OF HORSES. TEX HE A D OF CA TTLE,

and number of Hogs and Sheep. Also,

a quantity of Hay, Grain ; txvo Waggons

md gears; farming utensils of various

kinds, together with a general assort

ment of household and kitchen Furniture. Wm. & Benjvxiin Smith. February S, 1C31. ZANESVILLE SALT. iy X BARRELS of first quality, just ' landed and for sale at the Rising Sun Steam Mill. It is olfercd in exchange for WHEAT on very favorable terms. Apply to Jan. 11-3 DANIEL HINSDALE. AN Apprentice to the Tanning and Currying business. A hoy IG or 17 years of age, will meet xx ith good encouragement by applying to the subscriber at his Tan-yard, one mile xvest of Rising Sun. J. TAIT, Jit. CASH, Will at all times be given for Hides mid Skins, if delivered at my Tan Yard, or at lb store of Craft and Son in Rising Sun.

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