Rising Sun Times, Volume 2, Number 100, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 10 October 1835 — Page 3
RISIIYG SUX: SATURDAY MOK.MG,OCT. 10, 1835. REMOVAL. Hij"The Printing Office nil I be removed on Saturday next, to the second story of the zcest end of Messrs. Haines Lwius's new Brick Building, cn Main street, opposite Mr. Fisher's tailor shop.
THE ivcrx.u. Bf n notice from (lie P-rsiilont of the Lyceum inserted, in to-day's p;ipcr, it will be seen that meeting of the members of this Institution will be held on Monday evening next. We hope there mnj be a eener;il attendance; and a proper spirit evinced it the 1'CcintiinE;. The interest taken in the suci e of the Inait'ttion latt winter, washiehly creditable- to the litrrtiti of our villa ;?, and expect to see it renewed now.
Qc5Ve take pleasure in uivins: place to the communication of O'nerrrr, because we are at nil time! willing that juttire should be meted out to every man, let his fcrnier course be w hat it may. If we l ave at any time stated what Mras not ite, it wa bisod upon incurred information, Rii.l not from a revengeful disposition, of which our enemies suppose we are posscsed. If we have wrongi 1 any man, all that is necf sary is to make us sensible of the f.ict and we ro ready ta make all the reparttion which "one eentlemnnha? u ril.t to expect from another.'"
OVU .11 A UK i :t. Out Market House lvjins to attract the attention of our country friends on Market days. For a few weeks f aH it has been pretty well attended; and we of opinion that those who have any kind of provision to sell would find it much more to their advantage to brin;; it to the Market Houm iu the morning than to carry it around to tbe store, and trade it At goods. Marketing, at the market house, always commands the cash ; and we believe our Merchants would much rather the practice of buing butter, eggs, Szo. &ZC. was discontinued, and taken to the Market, on the regular davs. There u one disadvantage, however, nnder which both citizens of town ami country labor and more particularly the latter. We allude to the early hour nt which the market opens. It gives our town folks, who have any thins: to ell an undue advantage over those of the country ; and has a tendency to keep the prices higher. Let the people of town, who are opposed to'gettmg out of bed at tiro o'clock in the morning to get a small piece of beef, petition ihe Trustees to alter the hour; and then we shall have better Markets, and lower prices ; and we will at the same time, give our friends of the couatry a chance to compete with thoc of the town. xnvsp i ek no it no w Lies. We believe that if there is a pest in society an individual who may be called a sponge, or a nuisance, that pest is the habitual newspaper borrower. All that he has read on this subject has made no impression on his meanness; or tended in the least to reform him in this most detestable practice. A newspaper borrower is a cheat. He not only cheats his neighbor, but the Printer also; and he might as well give his neighbor three pecks fur a bushel, as run to his neighbor continually to borrow his newspaper. One is just as honist as the other. We detest such ipong's they art; not in possession of the least spark of principle or honor and w ere we a subscriber to a newspaper we would shun them almost as quick as we would a venomous reptile. Several of our subscribers have discontinued their papers, because their neighbors were in the habit of borrowing them, and afier perusing tnoni, they were handed over to the children to be torn and defaced, so that they could be no longer read. Some people have no souls we know or at least they are so small that they mijht as well have none at all. More anon.
day night. The Gen. Pike was about landing freight and passengers, when he Oswego, descending, run into her. and would have struck her mid ship, and probably sunk the Pike, had not the pilot give the wheel in time to receive ihe blow on the larboard bow. The injury to the Pike was slight, breaking a lew of her guard timbers, and otherwise (earing up a few of her plank. We learn that oi.e side of the Oswego was stripped, including cook house, wheelI I I MM . .
riou'e, ana guard. ihe collision is said to have been accidental, and no censure is attached to cither boat. The Captain of ihe Gen. Pike, when he was made acquainted with the injury done lo Ihe Oswego, offered them assistance, if required. While remarking on this accident, we will take the occasion to observe, that the paekcts in the Louisville line have nhvas hern careful to avoid collision with other boats; and during the several years that the line has been in successful operation, only one other slight accident, of the kind, has occurred. Cm. Ga:. Sept. 30. THE MARKETS. There are but few changes generally, in the staple commodities of our markets, worthy of notice for Ihe past week. At the opening of the Miami Canal, a few weeks since, after a short suspension for repairs, the accumulated quantities of Flour and Whiskey shipped at the eailiest opportunity, tilled the warehouses at the Canal, and necessarily lowered the prices. Since that time the amount received has daily diminished, ihe quantity in store lessened by shipments, and piices have gradually raised, until Flour and Whiskey have again attained a price as high as at anyperiod during the last three months. Flour now rapidly commands five dill us seventy five cents per barrel, lv the quantity, from the boats nt the Canal. A lot, however, of live bun died ban els was sold at the river on yesterday, from the Steam Boat Wyoming, at five dollars and fifty cts. Whiskey comes in more slow ly than during the last week. The price has advanced two cents per gallon, and it now sclls'more freely at 36 a 3G 1-2 cts. ib
THE BVXK OF THE UXITKD STATES. We have been informed that the Bank of the United States has sold out its branches in Charleston, Baltimore, Lexington, Louisville, and Portsmouth, , to some of the local banks, and that
negotiations are on foot for a similar transfer in two or more other places. Of all other modes of winding up such an institution, such a process is the most advisable for all parties concerned. In the first pbee the Batik will realize its capital much more speedily and urely, than by collecting its own debts; and in the second place, the debtors to the Bank, by being transferred to another institution, which is not obliged to demand immediate payment, can obtain time on their accommodation loans, and fresh discounts to meet
business notes and acceptances. Of the terms of these sales we are not apprised, but we learn that the purchasing banks have taken the whole current debt it I a small discount, payable in two to five years, and at a rale of interest which allows them a profit on the transaction. The managers o( the Bank deserve credit for their effti ts in relation to this policy, which cannot
fail, In those places where it is adopted,
lo obviate the pressure winch might otherwise result. Phil. Gaz. 8TKAMUOAT COLLISION.
The mail packet boat Gin. Pike,
from Louisville, nnd the new steam boat
Oswego, from Pittsburgh, on her firs! trip to St. Louis, came in contact at
ih mouth ot Kentucky river, on Mon
The New Orleans Bee of the 18th ultimo, after speaking of ihe course pursued in the Northern States m relation to Ihe unhappy question of abolition, thus proceeds with a few words of ad monition lo the South: But unfortunately we seem to be too fretfully susceptible of every breeze of abolition that blows. We magnify the rhapsodies of vagrant debates into contemplated assaults, although they are merely tolerated even in the North, and rather for Ihe sake of argument in theory than of means for action. Our northern brcthern will nol, cannot, dare not interfere by open means: and they are loo honorable, to well aware of the respect and duty which they owe to southerners to interfere in any other manner. Vet last I hey should be supposed to do or permit to be done what they could prevent, they seem resolved by their noble conduct to banich all doubt from our minds. This is their best course. Let them teach us (o rely on llscm for assistance in our need, and they shall command for themselves the aid of the south whenever required. Mutual support and forbearance is the true policy of our Union.
usual, hut where the writer has no claim upon the reader, to tax him w ith postage is neaily as bad as taking a similar amount out of his pocket by slight of hand. If people who are in the practice of this system, were only acquainted with the impression produced upon the minds of those with whom they lake this liberty unauthorized, they would perceive that the worst mode in the world of securing the aid of another i:i rendering them a service, is by beginning to display their gratilu.le bv a draft upon his purse. Publishers and editors of newspapers are very much exposed to this spec ies of imposition. There are persons, wholly unknown to them, who have Ihe modesty to order papers not only without paving in ad vance, according to the general usage, but even without paing the postage. Commodore Rogers. It is staled of (Lis gallant ellicer, w ho lias has done so much to contribute to the glon and efficiency of our Navy, that he went to sea in his thirteenth year, and against the w ishes of his father w ho yielded at last to the desire of his son, with one request and that was, that he would promise him to he temperate and avoid the use of spirituous liquors. Com. Rogers made the promise and has faithfully kept it never to (his hour having taken as much as a table spoonful of spirituous liquors if we may except an occasional glass of wine at his own table, or at the table of his friends. RISING SUN LYCKI M. The members of this institution are hereby notified that an adjourned meeting: of (he same will he held at the Presbyterian Church, on Monday evrniti" next, at c:ulv candle licht, w hen the following: question will be discussed Are debating societies beneficial? P. JAMES. President. October 10, 1833.
COM Ml' MCA TED. rriii.tc minting. The citizens of Dearborn county, favorable to the election of Martin Van Hnren and Itich-
ird M. Johnson, to the Presidency and Yi-c
Presid cm y o' the United States, are reouested
to meet at Wilmington, on Saturday, the 3lst
ay of October, inst. nt I o'clock P. M. for
the purpose of appointing delegates to a State Convention, at Indianapolis, to fo-m an plectra) tirket. MANY CIT1ZKNS.
October 1, 1835.
Nail I Nau: Salt:
gM BBLS. firsl quality Sal., just received and for sale on ac
commodating terms, bv
Oci 1 0 II Al NES & L A N I US.
A letter from Liverpool, of the 22d ult., published iu the New York Gazette, gives ihe following melancholy account of Mr. Barry, our new Minis
ter to Spain: "The American Minister, (Mr. Barry) to the Court of Spain, is flopping
at the same house with myself. His sleeping apartment is directly opposite mine, and if I can form any opinion
from what I hear and see, he is much
more likely to go very shortly a far lon
ger journey than from hence lo Madrid
He appears to be rapidly sinking under a consumption, scarce ever quits his
bed, and coughs continually. I learn
he was in wretched health previous to
leaving the United Stales, and wa-
hardly ever out of his berth dutins the
passage.
Ex-Puksuent Madison. This dis
linguished individual is said lo be ex
tremeiy ill at his resilience, lie is crippled by a chronic complaint. The
departure of this able statesman, sounc
philosopher, and amiable man, will be
a source of melancholy regret to the American people and to the friends o(
liberty in every vlime. 1'AYING rOSTAGi:.
There ate many persons who ihink
it altogether proper to write letters up
on their own private ailairs, lo ouk
neonle without pavini Ihe iioslairc. A
mongst intimate friends such a cour-
may he lawful. With merchants whose
correspondence is advantageous, it ul
SALT! SALT!
RRELS first quality S A li T, just received, which will be sold
t 37 1-2 cents per bush, and re-weigh,
Rising Sun, Oct. 10, 1835. 2m
Four Farms for Sale
AMI
BBLS. Kanawha S A L T, first quality;
A good assortment of Iron. Nails, and
Castings;
English Blister and American Steel;
Williams's Axes; Cordage;
Carpenters' Bench Tools;
Boots, Shoes, and Brogans;
hina, Glass, and Queens Ware;
fogether with a general assortment of
GROCERIES, ust received and for sale bv M. TURNER. Rising Sun, Oct. 10, 1835.V
LIST OF LKPTKIIS
REMAINING in the. Post Office al Ri
sing Sun, la. on the first of Oct. 1835.
rhose not taken out in three months
will be sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters:
B
Bush John I)
Baker Joshua
Hacklier Frederick
Blackburn Jacob
Bradsrod Mr
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Clark Wm B 2 Close David Craft John B
I)
Drake Mr .
Dickson Thomas It Doiiplass John Dunkin Win
Driver Harvey E F Eaton Richard Ford Samuel G Gilfov Mary Gaskill David Grant John Gilkison Job GregesiMr If Mil s, lale Daniel H:trrien! Jehu lloUicn Wihtam Hunt ,M itlhew HoUon Jo-eph Hand B. njaiiitn j Jotiei Thomas M 2 Jones Knoch
Jamicsou Alex
K L Kolp Sarah L kens Marcus D Latta John Laerr John M Marshall James Miller Almira O V Ozier William Prous Thomas Peasly Jaeotl R lticketts Greenhury Rice Robert M. S Stoops Barick Stoops Kliakiin Seward Elijah Speakman Stephen S Smith Ellen T Todd William Tanner PL Trnesdeil J auies Tutmi t I) nry Thomas R W Thoma I li-ha 2 V-W-Y Vance George W'ni tell Barharj Wiggins -Vinos 3 Wi 'jrins It; becea U'lnUi II Wa-iliiugton Wintzcll Beulah York Amos.
FOUR WOOD LOT
THE School sec. No. 15, in township 3, range 2, wesf, h advertised for sale by the School Commissioner, on the Till day of November next.
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o.uu i uiu.1 umoeu into eigni equal tween the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, P
iui?, n.e iiiijs running east am w est. i
LUl io. I, adjoining lands ol'James
SUsiisg S3a Insurance Co. rjpHE Stockholder? of Ihe Rising Sun Insurance company are. hereby notified that an election forNine Directors of said company, will be held at the Print
ing Otin e, in Kisiiig Sun, on Monday, Ihe 12:h day cf October next, be-
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Murray, Lsq. ami w'uhin half a mile of Murray's steam mill : about 30 acres of cleared land, good cabin and fences, aboul 100 apple trees, anil never failing water; appraised al 3.75 per acre. LOT No. 2. (Tower's lease.) adjoining land-! of Julius James and Mende'.l; about 30 acres cleared, good cabin and other building, good fences, about fifty bearing apple trees; appraised at ,s 1.50 per acre. LOT No. 5, whereon Joel Pi Jnse now lives; has about 25 acres cleared, good
fences, a number ol beat ins: fmii tn e
agreeably (o the provisions of ihe
charter. MOSES TURNER. Secv.
Ri-ing Sun, Sqf. 2G, 1835.
P.
15. James,
IlIT AVE just received a fresh supply JLL of new and fashionable Goods, comprising in part a splendid assortment of S'asicy Calicoes, especially selected for the Full season, which, in addition to their former stock, comprises almost every ar'icle used in our country, either by the Farmer or Mechanic, which they will sell low for cash,
or approved produce.
good double cabin ; appraised at $3.50 COTTON YARiY, liATT JIYG,
per acre. j AJVD CA.XDLE H ICK, LOT No. 7, adj-uning lands of Renin j Will always be found in their eslablnh-
i.ttvi t'nii ,
good hewed log cabin, a number of fruit tires; appraised at $4.50 per acre. WOOD LOT No. 3, adjoining lands of Joseph Woods, Lq-; appraised at SJ3.50 per acre. ' WOOD LOTS No. 3, 4, and 6, appraised at SI3.00 per acre. For further particulars inquire of JOHN IJARRICKLOW. JOHN I. FRENCH, CORNELIUS MILLER, October 3. 1835. Trustees. jt WILL pay the highest market price B in Cash for slaughtered HIDES cy SKLVS, delivered at my Tanyard, one mile west of Rising Sun. JOHN TAIT, Jr. September 2G, 1835. 3m93 SKMIXAKY NOTICM njHllE Rising Sun Seminary will be open for the reception of students on Ihe 12;h October, proximo, under ihe charge of Johnson E. Bright, A. B. of Oxford College, as Principal. All the sciences usually taught in Seminaries of learning will be embraced in Ihe course of instruction; and Mr. Bright will come prepared with competent assistants to give implicit attention lo as many pupils as the by-laws of ihe institution will admit. The terms will be as formerly. By order of the Trustees. Ri-iiuz Sun, Sept. 2(5, 1835.
JenrPiorn county Seminary. ipilE Trustees, friend, and patrons of this institution, are respectfully invited to favor us will) their presence at a public ex iminaiion of Ihe students on Thursday, the 22J of October next ; and ati exhibition on the following day, commencing al 9 o'clock.
About 12 of the students will have
orations prepared for the occasion, with
rood music introduced hetweer:.
IS A AC McCOY, Prin. Wilmington, Sept. 26, 1835.
OCrTheZelomathean Societ y of Dearborn county Seminary, would be thank
ful (o all advocates of oratorv and vir
tue, who may be pleased lo meet litem
it 6 o'clock, P. M. on the 22d, to wit
ness iheir celebration, by hearing tin
tddress.
JOHN LAN1US, P. M.
Sale of Heal Instate
3UUSU.NT to an order of the Piosi bate Court of Dearborn count) , ud., I will offer for sale on Saturday, the
1 7th day of October next, the follo.v-
lg real estate, belonging lo Ihe heirs
of Samuel Kell, dee'd., to wit: One
tract of 40 acres, h ing in Dearborn co. in Ihe N. E. comer of the N. E. quarter of section No. 35, township 4, range 2,
west, which will be sold on the premi
es, on said day, between Ihe hours of
10 A. M.and 1 P. M. One-haM ol the
purchase money in hand, one-fourth in
ix, and one-lourth al twelve months,
with approved security.
J. JjL, iv )3, siam t. September 26. 1835..
M. TURNER,
TTTJAS just received and is nowopening, a handsome assortment of
Fall and Winter bonds, consisling in part as follows: Cloths, Cassimcres, and Cassinells; Etigl si) Merino; Merino Circassians; B.imb-izetls. Winter Ginuhams; Tnibel Shawls and Handkerchiefs; A handsome lot of Calic oo; Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloves; Ladies Morocco Boots and Shoe; " Punella do S.Ik and Cotton Umbrellas,
Together with a general assortment.
-uitalile for the season all ol which vill he sold low for cash or approved country produce. Rising Sun, Sept. 26, 1G35.
men!, for sale either by wholesale or retail. They have also a large lot of i&nuuvlia Sail, of the first qitautv, which- they will sell at cents per bushel. Rising Sun, Sep!. 26, 1 835. GOODS. "IT UT received, in addition to our tj? former slock, a general assortment of FALL .LVD WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of Super blue, black, green, olive, brown, and steel mixed Broad Cloths; Brown and drab Petersham do.; Blue, black, brown, olive, steel mixed, striped and plaid Casimeres and Satinetts; Lexington Jeans ; Rose and Point B'ankets; Red, scarlet, green and twilled Flannel Do do do Canton do Blue and brown Camblet; Bombazells and Circassians, assorted colors; Merino cloth; Black, Italian, Lutestring, and Gro de Nap. Silks; Fig'd and plain Florence, ass'd colon; Merino, Valentin and Cotton Shawls; Dress Handkerchiefs, assorted; Linen and Cotton Diaper; Irih Linen; Bleached & brown Sheetings and Shirtings; Plain and figured Bobinett; Cross barred and striped Jackonet; Swiss, mull, plain and fig'd Cambrics; Thread and bobinet Laces & Edgings; A general assortment of Veslings, Calicoes, Ginghams, Sec. Hats and Cap; Combs, assorted ; Ladies and gentlemen's Gloves nnd Hosiery ; Plain and gilt Looking Glasses; Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, and Queensware. A general assortment of COOPEK'S TOOLS. GltOUEKIEf Also, Iron, Nails, Casting?, Window Glass, Cordage, &.c. &c. All of w hich will be disposed of on our usual accommodating terms. HAINES So LANIUS. Rising Sun, Sept. 26, 1 835. Police, School Land for Sale.
rglllE School section No. 15, in township 3, range 2, west, will be offered for sale at the Court house door, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, on the 7lh day of November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day, in separate lots, according to a division and survey of the same, made by the Trustees of township 4, range 1, west, a plat of which will be shown on the day of sale by the School Commissioner for the county aforesaid. HENRY WALKER, Sept. 5, 1835.-95 Conwir.
Police School Land for Sale. FTJlllE School section No. 16, in township No. 5, range 3, west, will be offered for sale on the 14t!) day of November nexl, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 6 P. M. on said day, at the court house door in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, in separate lots, according to a division and survey of the same, made by the trustees of said township, a plat of which will be exhibited on the day of sal", by the School Cemmissioner for the counlv aforesaid. HENRY WALKER, Sep. 5, 1835. Cumm'r. TOBACCO A- CIGARS.
nrQBACCO ' ,,u keg.and Common and Malay CIGARS, by the box and thousand, far sale by sep26 HAINES & LANIUS.