Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 123, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 19 March 1836 — Page 3

RISING SUiV:

SATURDAY

MAKCII 19, ISM.

C-The reader will find under the Congressional head, in to-d;ijs paper, a sketch of thc principal business transacted during the present session of Congress.

fcMessrs. Tipto, Hendricks and 1.ae, of this State, and Col. Joh-sso of Kentucky, and Mr. Klmvos of Ohio, will picas accept our thanks for sundry Congressional Documents. We shell be gratified with a continuance of their favor.

CO"e receive by "r Washington papers that the Judiciary Committees in both Ilou'es of Concress, have reported favorably to the claim of Ohio, in respect to the disputed boundary between that State and the Territory of Michienn. This is as it should be; and we hope Congress may coincide with the views of the reports. CtTWe fe told that there is no truth in the statement published last week in reprd to the rejection of the noruin.ition of Judsre Holmas by the Senate of the United States. We are informed that the nomination will, in allprobnl ility, be confirmed.

THE COUNTY III II.DINOS. The County Commissioner;, at their tsion last week, went to Wilu-.ins-ton, examined the new Court House and Jail, found them fii.Mird according to their instructions, and accepted thcm,and released the Building ConmisMoneri and the citizen? of VVilmii-pton from their bonds, so that Wilmington, according to the true letter and spirit of the law providing for a re-location of our County Seat, is now the Seat of Justice of Dearborn county. Whether or not it w as the t'.uty of the Commissioners to order the removal of the Records, we are not prepared to say ; but certain it is thai the n location act will bear but one construction ; and that construction is, that so soon as the Commissioner accepted vf the public bui'idings, Wilmington was the S. at of Justice. IVe have bad the pleasure of a personal examirition of the public buildings, aiid so far as our knowledge of mechanical skill extends, we should r.ot hesitate to say that they are fiaithed in a manner which ouht, and no doubt will, be satisfactory to the people of the county. The plan, of the Court room we presume will not please all; it ic, however, finished according to the instructions of the County Commissioners. Some of the Lawrence-burghers, we are told, lire still of the opinion that the Courts will never be removed from that place. We cannot for the life of us, see what loop they now hang their hopes upon, as nothing but the destruction

of the Court House at Wilmington, can, in our

opinion, prevent the text Circuit Court from leirg held there.

knoun. We are also told that Mr. tiregg is the editor, and that he receives two dollars per day or week, for writing for the paper. Xow, if we are to be drawn into a controversy with the Palladium, we w ant to know in the first place who is its Editor. We care not who he i, but let us be certain of the rijht one. If it is Mr. Gregg, we have no objections. If it be William A.Cameron, we want nothing to dowithbira we kuow enough about him already. If the paper is edited by a company of lawyers and doctors, we shall have nothing to say to them. We however, have no fears of the etablishment-those who know w here the Palladium is printed, know that it can do no harm.

fr-A branch of the Bank of Kentucky has been established at Covington, opposite Cincinnati. Richard Southgate, Esq. is President, and Philip S. Bush, Esq. is Cashier. It will commence operations immediately. C-A bill has passed the Senate of Ohio making it penal to receive or circulate in that State, any notes or bills of the Bank of the U. States, recently chartered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. Virginia. The Legislature of Virginia recently passed resolutions instructing their Senators in Congress to vote for Mr. Denton's expunging resolutions, and requested the Governor to transmit them to the senators. This the Governor refused to do, on the ground that it was an extra official duty. Doth Houses of the Legislature then instructed their presiding officers to forwnrd the

itM'i.iinis;iinu on me receipt ci mem, Mr. Tc.r resigned his seat in the Senate.

from the Xctc Orleans Courier of I lie ICi ult.

HIGHLY larOKTA.Vr, IF TKUE.

We extract from the Donaldsoriville (La.) Eagle of the 13th inst., received

by the mail yesterday evening, the fol lowing important intelligence. . r M

"uc learn from a P'spectanie per

son, ariived here, that the dwindle

and several other tribes of Indians,

have declared war against Texas, and will second the operations of Gen. Santa Anna, who is now advancing on St. Antonio at the head of 5000 men. and 25 pieces of artillery. The Indian force, it is said, amounts to 10.000 warriors, and 5.000 cavalry. This report accords perfectly well with the departure of the Cih regiment of U. S. troops from Jelierson barrack, lor the Mexican frontier where they are to be

mined by General Games, who is to

take the command." The disaffection of the Cummel-c In

dians is also stated in an article which

we published on Tuesday last; aecor

ding to the Arkansas Advocate, they had lorn up the trcatv lately entered

ir.to by them with the Commissioners of the United States, and exhibited a

hostile altitude.

If this rumor prove correct, which

God fore fend, then indeed the friends of Texian liberty have every thing to fear a bloody and savare war must

mm Mar $t ess

FACTO KIT.

SPKEItfG (GOODS,

NELSON EAETIi'IAN, Ri:si!ectt l'llv informs his

5i?Yy? menus and the public geY!&:V ':-'! ncrallv. that he has o-mvi-

ed a shop i:i th house formerly occupied by Mr Decon rsey, next door to his fathers fhop where lie will

manufacture and keep oa baud. or make

to order. Saddles, Bridlse, Martin (rales. Harness, Whips, Trunks,

ind all other articles in bis line oi busi

ness, iie lias purchased tue patent

right for making Spring Saddles, a late

invention, and a very great impiovement both for horse and rider.

Orders for any articles in his line will

be thankfully received, and executed in

a manner which he flatters himself will

cive entire satisfaction.

lie returns hid thanks for past favors,

and hopes by close attention to business and a determination to do good work, to

receive a continuance of the fame.

Rising Sun, March U, 183G-3m

To ihePffirads of Education

in HE Ixdiaxa Teachers' Seminary

which was establi.-hcd in Jefferson

county, near Madison, lias recently been

transferred to Rising bun, i:d will oe

CARLISLE WHIT

No. 17, Pear! street, Cincinnati,

jO.;AL received, and J-t-fcl ??:, ...

Staple T-rv (j joi!, t'.ein

loe

k f.

ate

Super

r Sprit.

Z tiade

trc now o-

Katirv and a part of their Simon:' v.h'uh

The steam boat I- airy (ucert, a few clays tince, on her passage up the Wabash, struck a snag about four nvles below Torre Maute,and sunk immediately. Her cargo consisted principally of salt; darr.age said to be one thousand dollars.

numerous hordes of Indians, who inhabr a 1.1 i-i.

11 our iiotuiers ana inose 01 iuexicc,

the whole of Texas as a reward for their services, la casj tliey should expel the colonists. This measure would

be politic cn his part, as it would crush

all that vestige of liberty which is so rap

idly diltusing itsea unions; his country'

men, and which every moment threat

ens to hurl mm from his usurped povv-

.-r it i,,H .,,.1 ,l ..II I,.

v uvciu,3 11 nuuiu ui apiu 1 iu till iu- r I

lure American enter prise in bat oar- Fssiona. siuoie .

ter. I tie Indians he could easily in

duce to beco:r.e his allies, and use them

DDI f flic roM:,i nniirni: r i . )i tXt '-

' 1 rtnMi fnr5 fhn rfflrit iiti rl linnik fhti "

c IcrniJie, att'I may forever seal the .1 , . . 1 11

i liU'.nl m t I viin I t,(imrOi,l,MiPn 1 J i

i j jviiiii i;utr.p( nui.in.Ci I -T,. - . r,i , . ... I nn nriiiirvnhwrt nl thie ncfiltiMrtM

;tm:i Ann:i. trrnrnt. lt:i. if trt it hp I t J J

teaching school, by furnishing them

with an accurate and thorough literary

and scientific education, and instructing

them iu the best method of teaching

and preserving discipline. Facilities

for instruction in every branch usually

tauht in the best Academies, will also

be furnished. Young gentlemen wi

he prepared for any clas in college, for

mercantile and other pursuits, and for

State Ranks. The Stale of Alabama has recently chartered a bank with a capital of five millions; Louisiana has created one with twelve millions; and in Massachusetts they arc talking of one with a capital of ten millions.

A Lelter received at Baltimore from either as means to gralifiy his ambition, a young gentleman of that city now at or revenge.

Valparaiso, savs: kVe have accounts 1 nc frontiers of Louisiana and Ar-

i, ' t.i- , ,HL x . L-,.,,c,o ,..,l.l ; I r . uiu opening ui

c,c u u uu'Mu uun, n . .uw. Ia. - be assisted bv competent Tutors until

i i i ,i J , , ' . ' 7 . ' i ' , . permanent Professors are secured. At hundred thousand houses ingulfed so be subject to the depicdalory excur- f , , , .i ,-. ,- i, i , , n ,; 1 J Inched to the institution is a rhilosonh

The Rev. W;,!. Twixrxo, a graduate

of Yale College, (a gentleman highly

recommended,) has been appointed 1 ro fessor of Slathematics and Natural Sci

ence, and is expected to be present at

the openine of the school, air. T. will

that ii-hcrc the city stood there is noro a sir's f 'le savages.

6 'act and stagnant pool.

ASSL5SOKS.

At Ihe tertian of ihc County Comrcissioncrs

last wtk, f?rtor v.'trc appointed for the dif

ferent townshipi. We givo & part of them, nt

followt Randolph township Martin Stexvnrt.

Jaughery Cafsar tretk Sparta

it tt

llarTey Mor. Joseph WootJi. Robert Tumor. 13otijirain Jol.noa. Jacob W. Egelson.

ph

ical Apparatus, and a choice Library of

I.Mi'Rovti) Cattle. Samuel Emison, about 500 volumes. As soon as prac

We learn from Columbus, Ohio, that L?Q one of the most respectable and cn- ticable a manual labor department wil

the bill granting to Indiana the privilege terprising farmers of Kncr:, brought in- bo prepared for lae benefit of the pu

of continuing the White Water Canal to town, and had weighed upon tlichav nils.

through a portion of the territory of that scales a few days since his young bull Rising Sun is a pleasant and health

state, has passed the House of Reprcsen- calf, ten months old, and his heifer three ful village, on the Ohio river, 35 miles

tatives, and that nothing will prevent its years old; tne call wighed ilb pounds, below Cincinnati, and 1 10 above L.ou )LA CAi.An l.nt .A.I f 1 ii n ft 1 1 1 o Vl f I f r T. 1 'ifV6!- licvil! Tff ).-v-si f inn ic no- n 1 i n r ? T-.ttz-i t.

iirtiui; nit: orunic uui n ui nine. ....v.-, . - .o .v.vi... ,

So much wo. learn from a letter written d. Emison, in addition to being a able for a IitMarv institution, uud we

by Geo. H. Dunn, Esq. who has been at farmer, has been the contractor for car- trust will be appreciated by the public

Columbus for sometime urcinc; the mat- rying the mail between Evansville and Particular attention will be paid to the

ter upon the favorable consideration of lerreliaute, for the last six years, and manners and the morals of the pupils

the Legislature. Indiana Journal. I believe has never failed performing his Board may be obtained in respecta

. . ,. : : , trips according to contract.

a ic.iow on uoaru oi trie steam ooai , havt nls tll . rA11 . M(Urnrt;nil ,

ieimeee..,i)ear ivoone , .uiss., nav- . -.. .n . ,.. - rm;nn wna

mg oeen oeieciea in purloining money i amn th- r,ri;f Kii Komi !irrc in. Ikn

CA xveek or two eit.ee wc copied a para- from one of the cabin passencerj, "was u'crr, S ...t ..wi.l,

. . ... 1. a' l 1 V t . . . . 1T-Cll.llJ UUill (IliU nilllVrULIl 11 II OI U ..,K fmm ihi ViV1t ?.IsinTfr. lntinc m I ,.iJm 1 .-K , J I. ,. 1 . I ' r

J O ' I liailUfflMUVI? UjUHRUUt lilt UUUllllUUUS ,..,. f , irr.J ! ., f .1 1 J

.,!,st.inrethatonoof the Snnremo Judeei Cthe .- r - U I A n "V""

Hon. S. C. Stkve.ns

Governor would

tV.e vacancy. The Kditor of tke lirookville

American tayt it it surmised that the Hon

MiLts C. KccLEiTOK, our present Circuit

Judge, "will ftand nt good a chance as any o

ther individual, of fdling the place ; nod that a

citizen of BrookvilU will be a candidate, with

every prospect of tuccefs, for Juiige Lgglstou's

place." Judge Stevens has resigned and commenced the practice of law at Madison ; and it it rumored that Judge Egglcston will resign as

Walter Armstrong T.n. wat at the tamo time

rc-appointed County Treasurer.

Fancv and Dlui;

rints; G ingham ; Chambravs ; Printed

ual iweaiuin, il!i', tUncK,

Adelaide, Mullerrv, Prown, and (ireen IjROAD CLOTHS Sniped, Adams' mixtute. Pine, and Sled tir.xt SAT-

TINETS GO eases

1:

ickof.ets; Stiip'd and Cliceked Cam

bric ks ; Irish Li Jinen ; Long L1 n ; brown

ind ytlS'Av l ietah Liiinen: p.lexican

Mixture.; Canlooa (ord: Constitution

Pwiii; Cotlonaoe ; blue Drilh; oeavrr-

leen; Striped Stormants; Vesting; llo-

lery; r lac, L tuaaruia, Sarcenet, Pon

gee and i;ntlania liatickerciiiels; I lain and Figured P.a'obint t ; Pobbinet Lace;

jishop Lawn; Plain and Fi-'ured Book,

Cambrick, Jackonet, and Mail Muslins;

Italian Sewings; Pwisl; Canvass; Puckram ; Padding ; brawn and bleach'd Shirt-

tig and Sheeting; Ticking; Checks; aids and Diaper; with a great varie

ty of other articles, making (heir slock

very complete. All ot which will be sold tit fair prices fur cash. or approved

par. Merchants visitinrr the city with a

view to purchase, ill lir.d it to their in-

teresl to irive them a call.

Cincinnati, Feb. 27, IC3C. !

1.5GUT & SMOE MAKING. p-j T. J. PHILLIS,

idMH- Rc?Peclfu!ly informs li

inenas auu trie puuiic m

genet a!, that he carries on the ab,ve

business in the frame building first .oor

east of Mc.Kni.uhl's store, on Mair. g.

where h:; will keep cu hand a gy leral

which he will sell on accommodating term?. From his long cxpem.ce and

strict attention to business, L confidently hopes to please all whfimay favor him with their custom, ashc is de-

tei mined his work shall be (

very best manner, arid made best materials. Rising Sun, March 12, 1S3

one in the cut of the

.o of the Sur.reme J udge, (the vo5cc of lhe 0 ,)0ard J u . ' s.) being about to resign, th Aflcr thc execuiion of be sentence he 1 . re?1fnc3 ' l'e sllU conlin" nppoitit O. II. Smith to fill i excuuon 01 u Btnienct, he ues among lU re;ii 8Upporlerg. k! 'r " ' i J" v!m ' S alloWe,, l make lrack8 trough an & 1 1 rinne, Sun.

adjacent swamp.

MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the Clh instant, by the

Extract of a Utter from Washington.

There is a most inordinate rage pre- Rcv. Tames Watson. Mr. Wilkinson

vaiiinq here for speculation in lands in Smith to Miss J uli a Ann Pow ell, all

uie iv esiern country, ana especially in 0f Lausrherv townshin.

our own Stale since the passage of the -

iiilnrnal imnrnvmpnt In I chnnl.l nnl I IHC. 1.1 vL-ll

hie families on reasonable terms.

15. JAMES, M. H. WILDER,

Vvr. LANIUS, V. LEWIS, Committee of (he Board of Trustees. Rising Sun, March 19, 1 S3G.

f HIIDS. N. O. Sugar, just received n.,.i r ..i k

mar 19

HAINES & LANIUS.

Meets at the Methodist Church this evening, at half past 6 o'clock. The following question

be astonished if, within twelve months,

. V ihmnA hA trinrr lrmc tf 1 h I V1 nw.wiia ui wil- I Will OCUlSCUSSeU : UClll OHCreSlO UlltTICre

Carts in this Circuit. Wo are not informed grS should be land holders in Indiana, with the abolition omavcry in tho District of

. .i i-.i . - ,. E i . , I it anasn Courier. j.

as i uv vitu-v wi uii-"v iiPijiiunuu nu, c t i larcti iy. looo.

of opinion it is on aerouut of the salary bring I I he iSew York Star of the 21th ul

too little. The fact is the salaries of all our iimo says: In the burnt district, sixty. RISING STTJV SE If IN A flY

Judges ought to he mcrcaseu.

vflalasses.

BBLS. Molasses, just received D .A rr u ilv

mar!9 HAINES & LANIUS.

Tenth Dhiga.de of sri.:jv Militia, Printer s Retreat, Juh. 15, 183G. nHIIE several Regiment JL said Brigade, will be tauslercd at;d inspected, as follows The Fifteenth Reg.ou Monday, Oct. 24. Fifty-fifth Reg. onTuesday,Oct. 25. Sixtieth Reg. on Wcdnesday,Oct. 23 Third Reg. on Thursday, Oct. 27. Forty-fourth Reg. Saturday, Oct. 23 Fourteenth Reg. on Monday, Oct. 3 1 At such place, within each Regiment, as the respective CoDimcindants thereof may designate. Py order of Dt ig. Gen. Kehn: ALEX. E. GLENN, Brigade Mijor end Inspector

mar 19

Tobacco. KEGS Tobacco, No. 1, just received and for sale by HAINES & LANIUS.

A KU.1IOK.

It is currently reported through many parts

of Dearborn and Ri;iley counties, that certain

individuals in and about Lawenceburgh, who

haired " 2d into the Chesapeake, and the 3d in- lli,,it in dialogue and declamation, vato construct their Iloa.t; that tliey win man -w..... 1 ' r mis rmre. bntli n.imru nnH cp ,rt

seven new houses were counted by no THIS institution will close its winter individual in one morninrr'a ramble, in Le; r.c:j.. : ouh;ci....i

a state of forwardness. i;w;. iLl Tn Thf!,i,' O OOD YEST can be obtained at

, ZI7:Z,rri7-at to 0Vlor.W.nrl will rnntini.P. nniili POT nil times, at the Rising Sun Cof-

i iic aiuiiu iii oiiiunanb aiuauie - - -- -, Tt.,cn T. )AV Ih.

. i iu m..-..u r ii. . r i a v. a jutiv. -

Journal avs. that ii I'otter rontv. lVm.. iuieuioon, m tne cxatuiiirtiion on

arc .torUUoldrrs in the Lawrenccburgh and In- .... ,narp f fi .. ' f , the female department. On Friday, arcn l

diauarolis Rail Road, are pureeing uP an lhe ,ead q lhc A h s the male department will be examined oOUCC.

Vjf nWri i to l e st:ao fo he fi e q'hannah and Genesee rivers, the first uu "nS "e jou rs ; ana at eany rroprietor of thc Rising Sun liurnose of pledging It to llie i.u ior mi uv I .. r.e i . .i r.nnrllp IicthtinfT in flif ivcninir. will t. I H ' .. .

t..,n!red thou.Mid dollar, they are to receive .'V ulo"re "ul ol x.co uie , -5 r 1 "J ' ' JL Coflee House, wishes to mlorm

1. , . -. . - - (1J ..vv 11. '1.... I I 41. . OI : llll II. Ill flltlllHIIf HIIII lll'l lil llillMIII. v 1 . .... .1 -.1

the public, that togetner witn a goou

supply of f .liquors, at wholesale and

. . .it. 1 1 1 1

retail, lie has nocieu to 111s esiaonsn-

ment a B AKLll 1, and has engaged

workman who understands the business . . : I I T I

111 all US various uianeues. jiu enu

therefore supply his customers with Good Bread, Crackers, Ginger

TO Builders Cakes, Biscuit,

PROPOSALS will be received by and such other articles in that line, as either of the undersigned for buil- may be called for, on as good terms as

a. 1. . 1 I AT-

re. uouniry tavern kcep-

Icers by

it the Cincin-

to get a high valuation on these lands, and

tuatlhet will then forfeit them to the Mate.

We cannot vouch for the Vorrectness of this

iilatouicnt; but such a report, and such sur-

to Lake Ontario. nous pieces, both original and select.

All the friends of education, both in

ltiarriea,in lUaaison county, Ivy. Uie fl!r, vilhrannrl its virinitr.are resnnrf.

. -f r t . . .. o . v i -1 !

1.111 01 January last, as Aiiacrson, 10 fuy requested to attend.

mirs are nlloat; and we publiah them in order

that people may inquire into and ascertain the

correclnifs of tho rumor. Should it turn out

to be tine, it will be a sad stroke at thc pros

perity of Ripley county, and a to tbo State.

Miss Martha Allen. On the next day,

the groom hung himself to an apple tree

in his father s orchard, where he was

found dead. He had the reputation

losing business of being a sober, industrious and moral

young man.

J. E. BRIGHT, Principal.

Miss A. M. DISNEY, Jsws7.

Rising Sun, March 19, 1836.

ft v -.sv M rmnril A I

ATTHJ ' I J ITlUUl'Litt n Illrlll ICS

ding in Aleghanytown,madc an attempt ?,nS na ! resbylemn meeting louse, 30 can be purch.asea e.scwl.e ....... f' J,... c;.. b.T 40 feet, on the farm of James M. merchants, Grocers, and

1 .j l.:-I-!, V,KjHastinLT, in Union township, Dearborn ers. can be supplied with Crac

luu-ifjiy, ne rniSSCU ma auu "uu -: ni IU L . Ki ' I 1 K,lf .

i ii tuuiiiii inuiaua. i lie wiiua n c iu ue e unrici mm un ci,

nas Deen taiten in-1 ,

THE PALLADIUM.

l' have always been in doubt in regard as

U who is the rfal Kditor or Editors of tho Pal

ladintu, and this doubt has not been removed by

sundry statements made to us within the past I a thicken! lie

week. Wo have been informed that Milton ( custody and now awaits hid trial. m r... tint tho Editor that he is not! . .

connected with the office in any manner, shape, A NoBLK Act. Mr. Arthur Thome, apply to

nor form; and that his name is pat in as Editor Allgusta, Ky., has emancipated all

of brick, and the contractor to find all nati prices

thc materials.

to give strength aod charattcr to the paper, the his slaves, twelve in number, and given

lutlirof which it certainly stands in need of j Donas to me amount of $5,000 that they

where one individual connected with it is I will not be Clmrgeble to Kie fclajfe.

For further particulars

ISAAC CLARK,

GEORGE BEATY,

J.M. HASTINGS,

March 1G, 1630.

Building Comm. '

Customers SHOES made to order,

on the shortest notice. Also, BjIRHERLVG at the same place, in the best style. THOMAS DAVIS. Rising Sun, March 5, 1336.

MANUFACTORY. Cpi EO. P. II ALL respectfully inHjJT forms his old friends and the public in general, that he has opened a shop in the frame building adjoining Craft Sc Son's slore, where he intends to keep on hand a good assortment of 1SOOT3 AND SHOES, !Tanilf:rf lir.it fmtn tlto liocf m.ilnrt.i1.

and by good workmen, which will ena

ble him to warrant his work of the best

quality. He invites his friends and all

others who may want articles in his line, to give him a call. Ladies Prunella Shoes alwis hand. Messrs. Geering and Bassctt, having

declined carrying on a shop, they will

hereafter work for lr. 15. H. Rising Sun, Jan. 30, 1036. 16tf

THE subscriber will offer for sale, at his residence in Rising Sun, on Saturday, the 2Glh of March next, the following properly, to wit: 1 cow, one mantle clock, one 6love, a bereau, beds and bedding, chairs, tables and other furniture, part of which is new, and a. great variety of other articles. Sale to commence at ten o'clock. A year's credit ou sums over three dollars. STEPHEN S. WALKER. Rising Sun, Feb. 20, 103G.

Apprentice Wanted. A BOY 1G or 17 years of age, is waned immediately as an apprentice to theSrone Mason, Bricklaying and Plastering business. No one need make application unless well recommended for sober and industrious habits. CLARK & CROSLEY. Rising Sun, Feb. 20, 183G.

P13LS. first quality Salt, just

It li.iliu tuivi a."a cillt Ull at" commodatinq terms, bv OctlO " HAINES & LANIUS.

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