Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 115, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 23 January 1836 — Page 3

opposed to Libraries; ami it is a very good way to make opposition to anv measure, by saying there is no use to make an attempt. The committee, ho wever,are of opinion that the good sense and belter judgment of our community will overrule nil objcclioi s, and put down all opposition, and thai ere long wc shall have a library woilhy of our town. They therefore submit the following resolutions: Resolved as the opinion of this Lyceum, that a Library conducted upon proper principles, would be productive

of much pood, and beneficial to all w ho might lend their aid in its establishment. Resolved, That a committee to consist of two persons in each of the road districts in this corporation, be appointed by the chair, whose duty it shall be to solicit subset ijnions towards the establishment of a Library in Rising Sun, to be called the Library of the Rising Sun Lyceum; and that said committee be instructed to make report in Iwo weeks from this time.

1 iti:.( II AITA1RS. Mr. Rarlon has at length arrived from Trance. He. has only to confirm what we already know lhat the money due from France was demanded without offering any explanation; thai payment w as refused ; that he demanded his passports, and they were fur

nished without the ordimry civility of

regret. 1 1 is arrival at iev York is made the occasion for much speculation, as to the course the President trill pursue. This occupies men's minds, apparently, much more than does the enquiry, what ought the President, w hat ought Congress to do? This is the question

that patriotic citizens should consider.

A provisional government is now established, and otUhe 1st of March next a t.ew convention will meet to organize more fully and efficiently. There are between 1000 and 1500 volunteers from the IJ. S. in Texas, and they are hourly increasing. The Commander in chief has called for 5000. They are admitted to all the privileges of citizenship obtain their head rights of land, besides their rations and compensation in money. In a short time, the war will he

carried beyond the Del Norte into the enemy's country, and they w ill be made to support it inasmuch as their injustice and oppression have alone rendered it

necessary; and the tyrant Santana will feci and know from blood bought experience that although his countrymen may submit to absolute slavery under the mask and name of centralism, as for the colonists they have adopted Ihe motto of their ancestors, and, with one united voice, exclaim, with their Henry of immortal memory, "Give us liberty, or give us death.'' Tin: iacix.m Will meet thi rvmiii:;, (Saturday, Jan. 23.) nt the Methodist church, nt (i o'clock. Col.

Ie ot nsF.v and .Ir. I.y.vn will lecture. Snbjecl for discusion : lime tec anv reason to beIn re that our nation is tndinr to j'f.r dissolution ? A pcnrral attendance of (lie members is urtrently solicited, as there will be business of importance before the society. The citizens of the town ami in ighborhood arc respectfully solicited to attend. Jon Tait, Jr., Secretary.

JLasi; Vol ice.

MIL subscribers have closed their

business in Rising Sun, and hereby

give the firs-t and lutl notice to all per

sons indebted to the firm, to call imme

diatcly and make settlement, with

Deooursev. They hope thai those in

forested will avail themselves of Ibis

notice, and thereby prevent tiie neces

sity of using coercive measures. Decoirsev cc Uion.vRnso.v. Rising Sun, Jan. 23, 1830.

MAUU1L1), On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr. Rartlelt, Mr. Jonx L.tt, to Miss Svii u Moimisox, both of Randolph township.

im:i. On the Uth instant, in Lau-'herv

It should be examined carefully, with i township, after a lingo.iing illness of the

deep regard for the present and for the consumption, which she bore with pious

future with a single eye to the honor

of the country, and l;cr duty to the civ

ilized word, of which, at this time, she is a most influential member. Lvery sug

gestion as to how tins or lhat course

may affect party movements among our

st ives, should be scouted, as traitorous

to our duty to one another.

We have not deemed it proper to

gic nny of the tumors that we see in print. Il is probable that, in a few days, we shall be better adiucd of the views of the President and his cabinet. Mr. Livingston came to Washington in advance of Mr. Parton, and will, no doubt, share in (ho consultations as to what line of conduct the exigencies of the country require. i The English and French papers arc full of calculations and imaginings as to the result of the dispute between Prance and the U. Stales. These we consider of too little value to publish. Cincinnati Gazcilc. t;i,tmiois M-.ws l iio.n ti:xas. St. Antonio, the last fortress of the despot Santana, in Texas, has fallen! The valor and perseverance of the colonial troops were irresistible. This ever to be remembered event took place on Thursday, Dec. 10th. On the Saturday previous (the 5lh) 300 of the colonial troops entered the town of San Antonio, under the command of Colonel Rcnj. R. Milam. They could not at lii st get posses-ion cf the public square owing to the walls and ditches across the mouths c f the streets, each of w hich was likewise defended by two pieces of artillery, and in consequence, of this, they occupied some buildings and tops of houses ad jacent. Here they remained battling unceasingly night and day, until Wednesday the 'Jth, when they forced their way into the square and drove the enemy across the river into their fort called the "Alamo." In these relative situations the battle continued until Thursday the 10th, when the enemy capitulated. Itv the capitulation, upwards of 1000 iidded to less than 300. The town it

self was surrendered with 21 pieces of

htass artillery, 1200 rounds of powder, ball, giape, and canister, w ith the public stoic of eeiy dcsotiplion. This gloiioif conquest was achieved, 'nh a bxs on ihe nail of the conquer

orsofoilv 3 kilhd and 30 wounded,

while the los of the enemy in killed, is vaiiou-ly estimated, nt from CO to 150. II it the iov of Ihe triumph was sadly

diminished bv the circumstance that the

brn e Mil mi, the dauntless leader cf the

storm, was numbered among the vlain.

He fell by a ball thi ough bis head while fcailes-ly animating bis men to victory. Long! long will Texas and the friends of liberty remember and lament his fate. Among the gall nl band who stormed the town were more than 100 volunteers from the I J. S. of Ihe north. The rw Oilcans (-rays and Hluesconstiluic.l u neat majority of these, and all the

remainder were from different pails of the Hate of Mississippi. The whole tr tin in were among the first and foremost wheic Ihe battle raged hottest, and displayed throughout the undjuntrd bravery of disciplined icgulus.

resignation and fortitude, Mrs. Ausa-

minta Lindsay, consort of Mr. Kigali Lindsay, and daughter of Mr. Samuel

I razier, of Clay township, in Ihe 25th year of her age. Mis. L. was a pious and amiable woman, and her death will be felt and regretted by all who knew her. She has left a luge number of relations and friends to mourn her early death.

Vendue. riTMlK subscriber will offer for sale JL atfpublic vendue, on Friday, the 5th day of February, 1G36, at his residence 3 1-2 miles south-west of Rising

Sun, and 3 1 of a mile fiom Jayncs's Mill, the following property, to wit:

Horses, Cows, bneep, one W agon, Har

ness, Plows, Harrow, Wind-Mills, Corn,

Hay, Oats in the sheaf, 30 or -10 head of Cecse, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and a great variety of other articles not necessary to mention in this advertisement. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M. On all sums over two dollars, a credit often months will be given. Further particulars on the day of sale. LKK RODGKRS. January 22, 183G. A QUANTITY of Reefs Tallorr, of U the first qualify, will be sold at the maiket price, on application to the subscriber, at the former residence of Major Jelly, one mile west of Rising Sum JONAS WENDELL. January 23, 1030.

REGTiriED WHISKEY, FOR sale by the barrel, by I3AUMAN Vfc RUSH. Rising Sun, Ian. 23, 1S3G.

Off .tiers OF the best quality, alw ays on hand, and for sale by HAUMAN & RUSH. Rising Sun, Jan. 23, 1836. To Mechanics. TkT OTICE is hereby given to PlasJ 1 tcrcrs, lhat the Hoard of Commissionerr cf the county of Dearborn, w ill at their session on the first Monday in March next, w ill receive written proposals for plastering the Inner Walls and Ceiling of the ASYLUM erected in said county for the reception of the poor; ihe party undertaking or proposing, is to find and furnish, all materials, to wil: LATH, LI MK, SAND, and every thing else necessary in or about the said plaslcrinc, and also, to furnish nnd find . i 'in.

all necessary aucnuancc. i tie piopu-

sals sealed up, may in the mean time br 1 )d-".d in lire Clerk's office, or deliv

ered to the Commissioners in session, on the day aforesaid, the work to be .!.... in A nri I next. Ry order of the

Commissioners of the county of Dear born. JAMKS DILL, Clerk. January 23, 1330.

.JoiiriMimMi Wauled.

A rubinrt maker, chair maker, and

l. turner, if good workmen, can find

constant employment by calling on JOHN K. LEWIS. Hail fold, Jan. 16, I33G,

? S t H - ? 'I 1 52 s w G 6 1 1 50 s w 5 G i 75 n w 5 G 1 1 83 27,23,2'J G 1 35 w pt of island I5G s E 23 G I 150 s E 23 5 1 1 0 N w 26 5 1 3 s w 23 G 1 42 x E 26 G 1 30 se 24 G 1 30 n E 20 G 1 153 x E 12 G 1 153 NE 24 G 1 149 se 3 5 1 2 w h 2 5 I 30 s e 3 1 G 1 38 n w 18 6 I

UcliiMjiirnt B,aml-i and IL!

State of Indiana, Dearborn county, ss.

A LIST of Lands and Town Lots

ii. situate in Ihe counly aforesaid

which were leturned to the undersign ed, School Commissioner of Paul coun

iy, ine 2iiu day ot rsovemocr, loo:, on

which the taxes remain unpaid after

the lapse of three years. I-AWItEXCEUUUGH TOWXSHtr.

Owners' Panics. Barr William Same Same Conn Joseph heirs

Guard Railey

Same Same Same Same Hayes Enoch Same Hall John McHenry Samuel Sccgin Aaron Spencer John Stephens William Vanhorn Cornelius

Same

Inlots in the form of Larvrenecburgh Paisley George L. No. 40 Prasher Charles L. No. 43

St. Clair Arthur pari of No 37 & 33

Morgan William Mo 1G9

Unknown 1-2 of 42, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 4G,

193, 48, 1G, 21, 22, l-8lh of I GO, 1-Clh of 1G0, l -5th of

l-4th of 159, 1 111 of 137,

I-4lhof 183, C3,G3,GG, 175, 1 7G. Oulols No. 30, 31,3, 4,5, G,7.0, 9,41,G1,G3,G1, 81, 3G, 91, 93, 91, 97, 31.

(rnknmrn inlots in J'etv Isixvrcnccbunrh.

No. 2G, 1-2 of 39, 1-2 of 38, 1-2 of 70,

13,7, 20,21, 25, til. Inlots in the toicn of 1 lardinsburph.

Hayes Enoch No 1G9 Unknow n 1-2 of No 53

LOGAN TOWNSnir.

o or Cox Join

Cater Sewal

Elhnore Ryard

Garside Joseph Gladden Peter Gray David Gano George

Horner Widow Law son William

Sutton George

forrence John forrence Geo. P,

Wildridge John West Samuel West John

Inlots in Harrison.

Webb Jos. heirs, No 12, 13, 20,21,23

M ANCIIESTKR TOWNSHIP.

Embrec E. & J. IG9 s w 24

RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP.

45 5 7 ,1 100 n E 4 7 1 95 29 7 1 40 N e G 7 1 GO sw 30 7 1 83 N e 3G 7 1 80 N w 1 7 1 80 s w 17 7 1 40 7 1 213 K h 5 7 1 40 s E 30 7 1 8G ne 3G 7 1 71 5 7 1 Gl 24 7 1 80 s e 31 7 1

7 8

1 GO s w 233 30 s E 30 s w 312 53 s E 185

32 1G 31 32 19 25

4 4 4 3 4 4 4

English John L.

1 layes Abiah Kettle William Lostcter Peter

Morgan & Ewing

Radlcy James

Walker John

Inlots in Rising Sun.

Espy Hugh No 25 nnd half of 2G

Henry William 71 and 72

Mclforn Gilbert No 10

McLaughlcy 31 and 32

Rodgcrs Peter part of 13

Whitings Martin 2,9l,9i

UNION TOWNSHIP.

Longworth Nicholas 80 n w 20

Ross Joseph 80 n e 22

rinbr dcrnltal rr31G U

Austin Thomas

O U i T V E X i o 8 K. rglllE follow ing is an account of the Expenditures and Receipts of the county of Dearborn, for the fiscal year commencing 7lh November, 1834, and ending 8th November, 1835, as investigated and examined ly tlio Board of Commissioners of the county of Dearborn, January session, I 83o". EX PEA 'D I TURKS. '

lor this sum paid the Associate Judges, Commissioners, . , Commissioners engaged in relocating seal of justice, Assessors of Taxable property, . . Assessors under the ad valorem system, . In defence of law suits against the county, . . Sheriff's extra services, . . , School Commissioners, School Trustees, Surveyors, Sec, etc. Patent Lever and Rooks for Clerk's office, . Books and Stationary and services under ad valorem system, Support of prisoners, firewood for jail, and repairs of jail,

r irewood, candles, for court house, and for repairs (o same, 24 43 3-4

uuiulmliu iui lceciniici a emeu ;uiu oiucc rent, '11 i o

$ 96 00 132 00 259.50 IG9 00 362 00 52 G7 70 00 117 00 43 00 106 50 315 31 1-4

Constables,

Grand Jurors, Petit Jurors, Coroner nnd juries of inquest, Printing, Rent of Clerk's office, Erecting asylum for ihe poor, in put, Laying out road, . Writ of ad quod damnum, Support of poor,

Overcharged and delinquent, Amount of Expenditures, RECEIPTS.

By amount of duplicate of 1 835,

Store Licenses, Tavern Licenses, Grocery Licenses, Ferry Licences, . . . Assessments and collection not on duplicate, Jury fees collected, Jury fees not collected and doubtful,

Balance supposed to be in Treasury, Nov. 7, 1 834,'

from which is to be deducted Treasurers and

Collector's per centage, w hen known,

47 37 1-2 72 00 183 50 75 74 1-2 3 00 25 00 1096 00 25 25 97 91 3-1 1275 5G

1765 5t 3 4

214 5009

25 76 3 4

,$3175 13 1-2 471 74 67 50 329 00 33 50 32 36 . 3G 00 49 50

3412 44 1-2

7937 13 3 4

jcaving in the Treasury, Glh November, 1835, with the exception of Treasurer's and Collector's per centage, as above, . 2921

45 3 1

Attest JAMES DILL, Clerk.

CHARLES DASHIELL, President.

taxes, penalties, per centage and costs I VlV FWft fCFm

chargeable thereon, be paid on or before1 N or abot thc 23d of November the next term of the Dearborn Circuit, C B i.s. ni. nns,vv:rir rrt wuu thn

Court, of said county, that a motion 'subscriber, one mile below Rising Sun.

will be made for judgment, on the se-,. Vf:iriinfr hri(w rii xvtu

cond day, or some subsequent day of his drovc of t;iUc i;elwccn Rising Su the term, that any or all of said lands Lnd Lawrcncebunrh. One is a black

or town lots, on which the Taxes, Sec.

ire due, as aforesaid, may vest in the

state aforesaid, for the use of the School

Fund of said county. In witness w here

of, I have hereunto set my hand, this

17th day of December, A. D. 1835.

JOHN 1 . DUNN, Commissioner of Hie School l'und,

Deccmhcr 17, 1835. Dearborn count:. Li.

Remaining in the Post Office at Hart

ford, lnd., on thc 1st of January, 183G, which will be sent to the General Post

Office as dead letters, if not taken out

) the first day of March next.

Mien Chiitmtirn Mctltiirc Jamos

AlU'ii Win Sc Franklin McKcc Drucilla

illiwrMy Cant. Mosirr S 2

Ueckncr Frederick 2 Madison K V

Bradley James Hailey A Kq Hurnct Jacob

onaw ay Robert 2

Clement John

'gelston Jacob

ieraro imam

J ray Jolin

iravltaiu bamuel

llarbeil John

Jinkins .Mr

icmon Win

vnnCapt 1)

cvingston Jiulco

Nichols Ireorc I'll reel Eleanor Tate Gcorcc 55toons IJanich Swallow Garret Turner Robert Voshcll Obadiah Weathers Ralph Williamson David Warner Israel Weller Andrew Wilson ltenjamiti Woods Joseph 2

ilber Robert h,s

IOIIN K. LEWIS, P. M.

LIST OF LHTTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Wil

mington, lnd. on the 1st January, 1836.

hose not taken out by ine 1st ot April

next, will be sent to the Ucncral Tost Office as dead letters.

heifer, white star in forehead, r.id a half crop On the under side of each car. The other is a white heifer, red sides, some red about her head, and a half crop on the underside of the left ear. No other marks or brands perceivable. The owner is requested to ccmc forward, prove properly, pay chargcs,and take them away. NATHANIEL CLARK. January 9, 1836.

r oo 71 146 118

113

Shook John Shinn John Tolman Peter

Pol man Ira

13 It 12 12

3 3 5 5 4 5. 4 4

Musgrovc George, lols in Hillsborough

JNo C, 107 and it. Unknow n inlots in Hartford No 28&14

KEI.SO TOWNSHIPUnknown 157 N w 20 7 2 do 80 n u 13 6 2

I, John P. Dunn, CommWsioncr of

the School Fund in and for Hie county aforesaid, do hereby certify, tfiat the foregoing is a correct list ol the lauds and "town lots, situate, lying and being in the county of Dear bor n aforesaid, as

returned to my office by the collector

of thc stale and county revenue, lor the year 1832, charged with the ironpayment of taxes for said year; and that remain unredeemed up to this

dale, together with the owners names,

so far as Ihcv arc known. And 1 tiere

by give public notice, that unless thc

Adams Lydia Raker Goorirc

lilasdale. Jonathan

linsscll John liussell Steward

Cain John W Carpenter John Collumbia John

Dean K Fo?her David Fox Mrs Rudor Fox Rudolph

Gibson David 2

Givnti John W

Danes Henry Ilazeltinc Simeon 2

llodirson James

Jackson A.i James William

Lnndbcck Miss M A Lewis Aaron McLain James Mchain Addison Miller Jacobfc Andrew Mitchell Wm Morrison A A 4 Palmer John l'clcrs Johicl H Powell John B Herd James Robisoli James Sawden Wm Jr Shane Robert M Smith Scth Stevens & Glenn 2 Tnylor T J & Rrother Taylor Thomas A Tufts Servctus2

Wniimtl

DAVIS WkAVli.lt, l HI.

jHilliii!

RISING SUN It (tlr IFiictory.

f Ej IIE subscribers respect-

it In a f..n ;.,r,.-. ;r,r,ne.

-.of Rising Sun, the surrounding

B country, and the public genel ritli fb'it llinv nw nnw rnprp.

ing on, in the shop formerly occupied by Robert Rest, on Main st. next to Messrs Rodgers' brick house, the Chairmaking business, and will keep on hind and make to order, all kinds of JVLXDSOR, CJA'E, and RUSH BOTTOM Chairs, Settees, and nil other kinds of work in their line. From their experience in this business, and a determination to do good work, they flatter themselves that they will receive a liberal custom. Orders from a distance will be promptly attended to. Old Chairs, Settees, &c. will be repaired on liberal terms, and at a short notice. Country Produce, such as mny be agrecd upon, will be taken in payment. MA PES & ARMSTRONG. Rising Sun, Dec. 26, 1 835. " Doct. Edwards, RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Rising Sun and Patriot, and their vicinities, that he intends practising thc three branches of his profession, namely, practice of Medicine, Midwifery, and Surgery. Dr. E. has practised the medical profession for these last thirteen years. He may be found at the dwelling house formerly occupied by Robert C Clark, on Pennsylvania street, first house west of Major Jelley's. Rising Sun, Nov. 12, 1835. twn

THE subscribers rcspcclluliy in- Apprentice HNIliviu form the public that they have J a BOY sixteen or seventeen years their mill dam repaired and a goodi cf age is wanted as an apprentice head of water, and are prepared to to the Pdacksmithing business. None grind for Customers on the usual tcrms.J uuionc coming well recommended need

Lralion a cujwi apply and to such good encouragement

Thpv also have in ope

SIIV.LLER. running by water, and

customers bringing Corn in the car by ihe wagon load, can have the use of Ihe machine to shell the same, and have it ground in most cases immediately, without any extra charge for shelling. PIATT & ATHEARN. James' Mill, Jan. 15, 1S3G.

Annlv to

1 1 J . m i fT.

JAMbb iau.

will be given

Rising Sun, Oct. 17, 1 835.-1 tf

1 Rl5LS- first quality Salt, ju t txf rcccived and for sale on accommodating terms, by ........ Octio HAINES & LAN1US,