Rising Sun Times, Volume 2, Number 83, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 13 June 1835 — Page 3

SUN: s VTi int v v mom i m :T jTm: 1:1,1 sir,. G-Mr. LcKr. Ilvu.r. iVip-nt for the Ri-insr Sun Times at Wilmiii-ton, ami i nutl.orirnl to receive ami receipt for any iu.micv? p.iiJ l,im on our account.

CpWc liavc two or thr.-o rominnnirRtion: on hand, winch will ho taken (ii-'ioeil of ns our leisure may permit. C7"Col. Pinkf.v Jwc? i not a candidate for Associate J uilpo. His name was announced list week during hi- aVerce from town, and without his being co.i.-ultri! on (he subject. fjj-A greater quantity (-;'r;iii lia fallen tins sj-nnp:, in this sectioa cf country , than ha; been known, in the s imo time, fur a nun.bt r of vc-ars past. Much Rnxietr i kit by our farmers in regard to their Wheat crop ; frr it i? feared the heavy rain willuo it sinie d.uno. The crops at best are but liclit, Ovin to t!.o ?ecrity of the winter; and fhou'd the r:n:i?t!ii ai: iimirv it will doubllc bcsicf.t thoc the article to sell. wLj mnv have fjJ-Wu have civ. n to-day t xlraets from the late--1 foreign News. It u:il be sei-u that tho Fiencii nation a;c to puy the American l.ii'.emnty as socn as the 1 i t-i.!-i:t m ikes to thorn sati -factor, cxj-lanutior.s of cutain language contained in bU la.-l mc-Mse. Wo Ime no t .'..joctiot: t fit her tl e IViii-lei.t or t'ovcrc-s making c-x;ilan:itii.!i, provided they tell the I'n-nchnu n it w::? the r:?i j.tion of tho I's.ifid States to Via'-C thera ay the t'i I t if they re;'::fed to do to. In am-ther Ci-'.-:iisn will e fot.ml a par.tu;raih from the Culun.bn (Ohio) Hi-m-i-;-.l.( re, w hioh conta.!. i,ur iews on t!.i; s:.b- ; ct. We don't rare who whs the President Jackson, Cl.ty, Van Uuten, WYKti r or .j:e we fitoui;: : nr-nin.-i nt-v a''es or oi ila - of lionor" v, tuition I r, nrh t.c can r.e cr suh-er:! e 1 1. (j-The Itir-'tu.jr of oa steamboat M.th uie, i.t ; ol ;i,. loilers of the . ..n the !."', h nit., a:i arcount ii w l.u U i - : ;i,!i-I u-i.( ii to-(ia . another melancholy in- :ai:re of the deftructi n of human lite, cwi:;;; to the m ; licence cf llic ol'ict and (fiv: of EteamhoafJ. It iuj i ars from tho publt-hed accounts of this s.;d cr.tastroj he, that the 1 '.v-incer ha ! let tt,(- w ater ci I to.i low ia the boilers ; and the IV.ptain or other o;"eer :-l command, had ne -lecteil t'.uty in su'TWins- tho pa l'.-ers to aemhlo in a mas on one side of the boat. Not a month tiny, scarcely a wri k posses, but tie are called on to record the cj lo-ion of a toiler, cr other accident of strand, oat, hv which ere, it number' of our race are con-inc-d t.i an :i rly , nrd in many i:i-t ance.', to an nnlitiiely ruv; and which, ia nim ty-ninc ca-es (lit t i'iiii ! i.-ni'i ed. may 1 v t rnc( ii to the tie; !icj !:,-:' The . a. - itiirtu n ( I oMnr-i ot ti e bonis, has fn 'Mi. !il!( beta a-ked.wlun r.rcetualiy interpo-o to revctit will our 1 ivHli h accident l-om'-i,it;a has -et the eimpie Let the other tht re may he sow,:lo.its. t:,(e f.d'.ov it, ill'.d then "it v in ti'.iM 'liivren ste.ua Our. t'lii h o say the !.:iw -rein ( l in .hi r-, lhvoiu!i their trnmpit-iT-, the ( latoi s 01 ihc l'adadinin. Well, we do l.otohii i t. 'ITiti howl ol def:it ha- tu t i t eied in their car' then I lon-e at 1 1 mm Lion i.aunl- t i.em like an e 1! i:it. With to.tis in thi ir i es, and wornsij d in their :-t I iticllv do th I cu:l1 the his e! their fi ti 1 and ( hi ii hed i Coutt 1 1 .) p. - But thev bate, soundi their toe. -in, and the l'aliadi 1:111 has called open its chu. -mi ll li) l( nd( 7iu- at Manchtr, to ( or.i 1 I t liiia-HK's f a the ticfeat o! the ti lends ol removal in Augi.'t ict. W 1 II, since the l.a reiir eh u 1 i.hi r- have cried havoc since they have in ii ile-ted a determination to make Dtiithu 1 1'. irt to retain the Ch.nrt Uo:i-e, ii o; po it 11 n to the w ill of the ) coplc, we shall iiit -h: ink rom oppusing them ; the war shall he c-u ri( d into the 1 uein "s cai..p, an I every little trick and seheme shall 1 et - o-ed. Worn for Wilmington not.- wc shall be for Wilmington at the lectiuii, without any bargain or conipromi-o wh;il(ver; it is ja-l whoe tho County Seal cusj.t to be, and where a majority will say it ou-ht to b(, any thing that may be said, w ntteii or printed by the Fal!.jd:;:iu to the contrary notwithsl indmc:. f "The editors of the 1'uUadium endeavor to ixpdain the means and eMitiuns which have been used1' to rcmoxcthe Court House, I s.iyini; it was the inc-onsistt ncy of the lh'.it ir of the Times. Thi" is one w ay of t-hearing c:F from an explanation which might bring t hem into difficulty. I f the editor of the Times ha- been inconsistent, why was he not told it at the time? It cormpt rat aiis w cie made use of to defeat them, why wire thry not exposed long ago? !ut th ic is not a wi rj cf truth in the w hole article from beginning to end. If a single sen tence of it had the least semblance (if truth, we ini'dil be induced to civo it some ; attention; hot we have no tiaie tor-vie such a ti-ue of f il-choo l. For the present, it is niiii. ient for s to know that the IVople .f Deaiborn arc fully aware ot the c.our-o pursued by 11 , and the tmamthey theni.'i Ives have niade u-e of ; and wc consider them ipiite as capable of judging as the F. Htorsof the Falladium. As soon, bowe(r, as reason and common sense shall resume their empire over these F.ditors, w shall give them all the attention they may dcs rve. Fut the article 111 (pit stion only provfs, and that very ronclu-i cly, what we bate bifore said, that tho Lawn nct burghers w ill r sort to any means no matter how low or grov. dling, to regain their ascendency in the county t and in which, tor the honor of our county, lt ns hope they may be again most ?ignally defeated.

M:oi'r,i: or dkarborv, Your attention h called to the meeting v hich will take place sit Wilmington on Saturday next. You who supported removal, and who are opposed to letting the county seat remain at La wreneebureh, ought t3 be on the ground : for recollect that the movement of the hawrenei burghers is for the sole purpose of endeavoring ti) retain it there. They may hold out to you the idea that they want it at Manchester, or the center; but this is for the purpose of deceiving you. If the County Seat is again relocated it will be at La wreneeburgh. The citizens of that tow n know this, and this is their object. Now mark if it be not so. It becomes on therfore to rally once more, and the total annihilation of your enemy will be certain. Go to Wilmington aud join in with one -accord to nominate men who will oppose Lawrciiceburdi, and her Hail ltoad and Canal and w ho w ill he opposed to tenailing u Slate debt of millions upon you and your posterity, for the sole purpose of benefitting njl w individuals. It is important that the meeting be generally attended, as high and responsible duties devolve upon it. Wc ay again, yon who prize your lights, and who are opposed to di tation and misrule, go to tho Wilmington meeting on Sr.turlav next.

I'OL'IiTll Of JL'IjY. At a meeting of a number of citizens of Rising Sun, held on Monday last, Messrs. Joshua Haines, Henry-James, John II. O'Neal, Abnon Scranton, John Neal, Nil-on r.astiuan, and Thomas C. Hall, were appointed a committee to make the necessary arrangements for celebrating the -1th of July next. We are requested to say that the committee will meet this evening, at half past 7, at the Printing oiiice. From the Ohio State Journal. IMHAXA IT.MXOIS. We find that our sister States of !n(!i;in;i and Illinois nte, at a future day. to he involved in similar tiiliiculiie as otiirclves with tho Territory of .Michigan. The 'neutral ground' on the Northern h nindarj of Ohio will he hut a small -hare of Michigan"? spoils compared with what bi;c is to nequiro, aceoidint' to hrr construction of the Ordinance of 1 7 C7. from our sister Stales. , The established Northern Boundar) line of illir.ois extends nearly a dcirree of Latitude from CO to 70 miles north of the Southern extreme of Lake Michigan; that of Indiana, probably a fifth of this, a? laid down on our tnort accurate map?. If her claim he valid ia the one case, it must he equally so with the others. The only difference is this, Congress by its individual acts (icattd the Northern boundaries nf Indiana and Illinois as thoy are now fixed, notwithstanding; the ordinance of "o7: Ohio defined her Northern Boundary line hv tho provision in her Constitution ; and this act of hers as ne-ces-arilv teceived the virtual assent and ratification of Congress hy our admission into the Union en an equal footing with the original States, with such proz.vet in our Constitution. The power

111 i.eii al I. a- tut Mil ... 1 r . . Jo ( ongiess in bung the. boundaries ol -h i alien ol tii ct i uit ' , .... . , ,., ,i Indiana and Illinois must be lust an-

nulled, ere our claim becomes untcliable. e are led to these remarks from the following paragraph, which we extract t.omlhe Meinaiial of the Legislative Council of .Michigan to the 'resident of the United States, its lately puplished in the fi.'ohr: "We do not ul this lime present for consideration our claims connected w ith the bout; J.tries of Indiana and Illinois. I'iry trill he brought 'forvcrrd at a future V,"and under dilFerent circumstances. Bat those eases lurnisu no parallel lor the proceedings of the Stale of Ohio. Congress, by its own authority, enlarged their territorial extent. We contend that such enlargement was invalid, because coDiiicliug with the irrcpealable articles of compact. But those States hold under the acts admitting ihem into the Union. They have alw ays possessed jurisdiction over the country; and if we are ever to obtain possession of it, it must be by judi cial decision, or by Commissioners alicadv, or to be hereafter appointed. ClM 'IMATI, MaV 20, Mr. Clavton has recovered his fugi tive hallo on. It was found on Saturday I st, in an open field, in Kentucky, about fifteen miles from this city, near the banks of Licking river. It is so much damaged, as to he unfit for use, 1 rxeopt in the way of patching or repair Ur othenhalloons. M r. Cla) Ion is no w m,,L;jng a new balloon, still larger and inori rleoant than the other, and in tends fulfilling his design of making a voyage to the Atlantic, so soon as he can complete hi? aerial apparatus, which he anticipates being able to do by the first of July. Emigration lo the United States has commenced, and we shall have a pre cious quality in the present year! There arrived, at New York, on lhursday last, 1 to from Havre, 70 from Bremen and many cabin passengers. WTe shal have probably, not less than 100,000 citizens in the current season'

A CARD. Mr. Lane w ill lie pleased to see as many cf his fellow citizens of the 1th Congressional district, as may find it convenient to attend on the "days and at the jdaces hereinafter mentioned; when it w ill afford him the most unfeigned satisfaction, to give Ihem a brief and unvarcished history of the last Congress in relation to the interesting and all exciting subjects discussed and his opinions on the several questions w hich in all human probability will have (o he definitely acted upon hy the next Congress questions of a more grave and awakening interest than have ever been presented to an American Congress questions upon a just and correct decision of which depend the stability of the Union, the liberty of the people, the independence and prosperity of he firmer, the mechanic and laboring man the education of the rising generation, the elevation of the poor man from a tenant to a freeholder, and from dependence lo all the blessings of domestic happiness, to w it: Allensville, Monday, 1 1 o'clcok, A. M. June lo Jacksonville, same day, 4 o'clock, I'. M. Cross 1'lains, Ripley co. Tuesday, June It!

iN'ew Mirion, Wednesday, 17 I!! lit 'JO h VM 'J. Henry Ranta's, S?wit. co, Thursihiy, " Jacob Kerr s, ! ridav, - - - " Vcvay, Satuida v, Patriot, Monday, - " Moore'S Hill, Dearborn co, 1 uesdar, " Hardin's Store, Ripley co, Wednesday, " oliii S-nnman's, I huisdav, - ' Daniel Taylors, Vtirktidte, D. C. Friday, Oliver I Icustis's Manchester, Sat 11 id. 1 , " M'Mnzie's X Roads, Monday, Z M. " Hubhle's Roads, same day,'4 V M " Hornid;iv?s. Losran tow tin, D C Tuesday, t2 n 12!" iio ti c y in 1 1 lil 1 ! I I b. I'i 17 I!! New Trenton, Franklin co, Monday, July Mount V armel, 1 uesday, - " Fairfield, Wcdnesihiy, " - - " Riooming Grove, Thursday, - v Summerset, Friday, " I a iiics I false v -s, btipp's II ill, Sat urda v, " Chiikshiirgh, Decatur count y, Moudav, " Wiliiamstow n, Rush co. Tuesday, 1 1 A M Milroy, sameday, 4 I'M - " Moscow, Wednesday, - " St. Diner, Decatur co. Thursday, Aanoleon, Ripley county, 1 ndav, Versailles, Saturday , - - TO Till: l'l'!I!,!l'. (jnoncH II. Dr.Nx will attend as ma ny of the appointments lately made, as the health of his family w ill permit; mil as Mr. Lane s appointments are many of them set fur 4 o'clock, l M. when there will not he sufficient time for Mr. Dunn to address the citizens after Mr. Line concludes, Mr. Dunn therefore will address as many as can favor him with their attendance at 1 o' clock, I M. til the follow ing daces Cilen-ville, Swit. co. Monday, I "th June Cross Fiaius, Ripley co. Tuesday, li.l'n .New .tier ion, do edncsday l.th " Henry banta's, Swit. co. rhursday, lllth " Jacob Kern s, do I inlay, H'tli " evav, (!o Saturdav -i'lh r' Fatriot, do Monday, CM " Moure's Hill, Dearborn co. Tuesday -ltd " llardcn's Store, Ripley, Wednesday 'Mill J 011 11 Smi lima 11 s tin I hursilay, th " Daniel Taylor's, DC Friday, 2')lh " 7tli " i2'Hh " :;o(i, fuh J 11 It 7lh t'.lh " '.'ill 10th " Oliver I lenstis's, do Saturday, MMMiizse s Roads, Monday, Hornaday 's, Tuesday, .New I ronton, I rankhn co. Monday Mt. Cartncl, tlo Tuesday, Fairfield, do Wednesday lllooming C rove do Thursday, umer.-elt, do rriday, Jas Halsey's, Stipp's Hill. Saturday llth t larksuurs;, Decatur co. .Momlav, 1 -it 1 W idiiimstown, Ru-h co. Tuesday, Mill I - 1 1 ltith I7lh lUth Moscow, Rni co. Wedne(hiy, St. Dmer, Decatur co. Thursday, .Vipoieoii, Ripley co. I inlay, Versailles, Saturday, Mr. Lane having made forenoon ap pointments at other places on the same lays that he speaks in the afternoon at Jacksonville, Hubble1 s and Milroy, Mr Dunn presumes there will not be time allowed him to address his fellow citizens at those places, at those limes ; he therefore begs the favor of them meeting him as follows Jacksonville, Monday, '27th July, at 4 P M Huhble-'s Roads, T huisd ay, J ulv vi:?, I P M Milroy, Saturday, August 1st, at I P.M. Mr. Dunn will also address as many of his fellow citizens as w ill favor him with their attendance at the following places DilMinrgh, 1) C Saturday. July 23, at It A M Hartford, same day, at 4 P M Mt Sterhus, S. C. Monday , July 27, at HAM Rurlington, Rush co, Wed. July 20, at I P M Vienna, do Thursday, July .'i0, at I P M Salem, do Friday, 3lst J uly, at 1 P M V. W Jackson's, Tanner's creek, July 2, 1 P M The Crois. The army an J cut worms, have committed great ravages upon the crops iu this neighborhood; a great many farmers have had to replant their corn, and many meadows are ieriously injured. Vim nines Sun. The New Orleans liee savs, " The collee plant and tea shrub are know u to grow wild in this State; hut unfortu nately our planters have not either time or taste lo attend to their cultivation." Goon Health. If ever, savs the Medical Journal, there was a period of universal good health, in iNcw hngland, this is the time. No epidemic is known to exist; the hills of mortality have been exceedingly small, and physicians, though nearly out of employment, corv 7 dially unite in the general expression of inaukiuincss to a kind 1 rovidence.

PUBLIC MEETING. WurntCAs, it is believed that the cilizen of l.awreneeburg intend making a strong efi'.u t to retain the Scut of Justice nt that place, by their recent call for a meeting at Manchester, 011 the Kith inst. to nominate candidates for the Legislature friendly to that measure: Therefore, A meeting of the citizens of Dearborn rounty, who supported the lemoval, and the hieiids of removal, will he held at Wilmington, un Satcrhav, tiik 20(h ok June, iii-t.int, at J o'clock, 1'. M. to nominate candidates for Representatives in the next Legislature. A punctual attendance i earnestly mpie-ted, hv MAN V C1TIZKNS. " F.ach candidate w ho i nut a s.uh-criher to the Tinier, must pay $,in mlnnicr, to have his uamo inseited in this li.t.J ( t).oi:t: J.VO.V M.VF, (iEO. IL DLWX. jiJiEs d. conn, ki:i ounr.R. p. r.. T.ix.vr.n, .is. i s.Mirir, TltO.S. .11. FX. If. .., Fii -D. s. in si 1, Z. T. I'FJiCIF.lL. COI'NTY Vi M il I SS IO X K K, JOILX XJIL. I llfl S ST JUS!" received, a quantity of TAU in kegs, and for sale hv HALM'S vV LAN I US. dune 13. SA L T. fa LAPtGi: pi intily of SALT, just XL. received and for sale hv dune 1J. P. ,V II. JAMKS. FOR STOCK, AND 1 1 AY. &(j& b'.AIIPtl'LS of :d ((tnility Sail. Miuai'ie lor oioi n ana inn. win he sold at a lower price than usual hy hai icl,cr Luliel,at a fair credit. & M iS i'i tii . 4 ii ifiSfj GALLONS Vinegar, a good CL,WV iH-iicle, '2 years old, for sale at retail at -." cents per gallon. Apply at llising Sun Mil. DAMN, IIlISSDALi:. June G, 1835. U82 ""S hereby given, that in compliance 55 w ith the law incorporating an insurance company in the town of Rising Sun, w ith a capital stock of via: hni!n:l thousand dollars, the hooks were opened and the stock subscribed according to law. Therefore, an election will he held at ihe store of P. cV II. James, in said town, on Saturday, the 13th of June next, at f oYlo k. P. M. lo elect nine Directors for said company. JOSHUA' HAINKS, P. JAM KS, S. HATHAWAY, Cunin'rs. llising Sun, May 30, 1835. To Contractors. SLALEl) proposals will he received at the ollice of ihe Law renccburgh and ludianapolis Rail lload company, in the town of Lawroncebui gli, until the 13th day of June next, for the graduation of the first section of said road, extending from Highl street, in the old town of Lawrencehurgh to the hark of Tanner's creek, a distance of about one mile. This job will consist cf a hcav) embankment in one place, 25 feel high, and a corresponding excavation. A liberal advance vvill he made to the contractor, payments made regularly as ihe w oik progresses. Platsand profiles mad be examined at the company s of lice, where such further information as may he necessary can he obtained. As this job is a heavy one it w ill he worth the notice of eont raclors. WM. . LWING, Clerk; May 30, 1835. Wo lite R'ublic. 3U. MICHAKL MOUKLAM), of Hartford, Dearborn county, In diana, olfers his services lo those aldictcd wilh the Cancer, and assures the public that he is possessed w ith a speedy remedy for that dreadful scourge of the human llesh, which has so long been represented by many lo he incurable. He respectfully solicits the pationage of those who are tormented with the above named human destroyer, and pledges himself that he can remove the Cancer in a short lime, wilh little pain and no injury to the system. He firther pledges himself that if he undertakes ii case and fails of a pet feet cure, that he will require nothing for his services. A long list of certificates could he easily obtained, from men of the fust respectability in Kentucky and Indiana, hut it is deemed at this time to be unnecessary. Hartford, May 30. 1835. 8 lit

Votive rjHIL mtmbeis of the Burlington Lodge have resolved to celebrate the ensuing Anniversary of St. John, which takes place on the 2-1 th of June next, at nurlington. Uoone county, Ky. The neighboring Lodges, together w ith all transient brethren in this or the adjoining Stales are invited to attend. JOHNSON F.R DL1.Y, tiiomas iti:i:r CrARRlFI. TANDY, W. W. F.LDIUDGF., JOSF.PIl II. MURDOCK, Committee nf .'lrrangtmcnt. Iurling(on, May 23, 1835. limit & Shoe Store. tjl rffiIIL' suubscriber reGEttjy, ppcctfully returns Pas, ''is thanks to his former customers and public generaHy for past favors and again solicits a portion of their patronage. He keeps on hand a general assortment of ladies and genihemens assorted fashionable boots and shoes, which ho warrant s(o be as durable as any manufac tured in the Western Country and as cheap at his stand on Front .and Orand streets opposite S. Hathaway 's store. L. N. HALL. Rising Sun, Ind., May 2d, 1835. N. 15. All persons iudebted to the

subscriber in open at countor notes now due. w ill please call and settle, as no lu rt her indulgence can he given. l. n. ir. B.K. EATON & CO. Tg"AYK removed their Store to ihe " new brick building owned hy Mr Rodger?, on Main street, a few dons ahove their old stand, and nearly opposite idr. Dccourscy's. Rising Sun, May 2, 1835. t.ROM Philadelphia and P.altimore, . a full and splendid assortment of r.ismo.ir,z.n Spring mul Smsistser CiJood. A LSO, A large and general assortment of lURDU'JnVJXI) CUTLERY, COOPER'S TOOLS, SJDDLERY, eyr. i c. Sx. All of which w ill he disposed of on cur usual terms. PiTPF.R fc JAMl'.S. Rising Sun, April 18, 1835. tf Mouse V MjoI FOR SALE OR REXT. flth 1 U ,S11 to sell my Lot, with IS ! ! ! h the buildings thereon in .j?--Br-Jh.llie (own ol Rising Sun, and it not si hi, to rent the dwelling house and stable alter the 8lh day of May next. For terms npply to S. Hathaw ay, in Ruing Sun, or ' L S. RUSH, iMivrthccburh. April 11, 1835. 7 ltf Lari n l auram i casicc, sen. ol &sii llatidolpli lowi ship, Uearc4ff4a , M coun,y' lod., a Hack I3Y Abram Pcaslcc, sen. of i . ... mare colt, about 14 hands high, supposed to he three years old this spring, wilh a brand on each shoulder no other marks perceivable. Appraised at .$'17, l)y John Tait, Jr. and Stephen Rrittingham. A true copy from my estray book. ALU J AH BENNETT, J. V. Spools Mere! A LL persons who are indebted to iJL Hie subscribers for LUMBERare earnestly requested to call and settle the. same, as longer indulgence will not he given. Those who neglect this notice, may expect to pay cosls,as their accounts will he immediately put in suit. LAN I US & ATIIEARN. Spouse usiei l,at ltv Sale. dfej ri1 subscriber wishes to JSllVa dispose of his House and jlitLot, No. 123, in the village of Rising Sun. It will be sold on accommodating terms. For particulars apply to the subscriber, or to Mr. l)ecourscy. The house is now rented, .and accommodates Iwo families. EZRA SLAUSON. Rising Sun, May 1G, 1835, 7! Y Abram Peaslec, sr. of Heathorn county, RanI l A. I M uoipn towns.nip, Indiana, one " hrinltt hav horse t oll, two wsn - o j jeaisuui, Mar in uie lace, three white feel, no ether marks pereeialde, and appraised at Iwenty-two dollars and fifty cents by Samuel Jelley and lohn Tait, Jr. as the law directs. Sworn before me this 8lh day of May, 1835. A true copy from my estrav book. AP.I.F AH DENNETT, J. P. May 0, 1335.