Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 128, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 23 April 1836 — Page 3

distance below Shouetown, on the 2lth ult., and sunk in 8 feet water. The tow bonl Porpoise, on her way to New Orleans, on lh 14th ult. blew up three cf her boilers, killing one person, it was lupposed, as he was never seen after the explosion, which proh ihly blew him to atom. The Free Trader, on her faMjre from Augusta to Savannah. Geo., hurst her boiler on the. 21st ult., killing 3 persons ar.d badly scalding many others. .Madison Republican. Nicholas M'Cvutv, one of the Canal Fund Commissioners, for this Slate, has resigned, and the Governor Ins appointed Dr. Coe, of Indianapolis in his place. We believe the cause of rotignalion of Mr. M'Carty, was in ill heahh. BrooKriiie .Inicrican .

J..VM) Sl'l Cl 1..1TION. In a few days after the close of the navigation, the excitement attendant on the land sales seemed to die away, and little was expected till the opening cf the season. 13 :t the speculators canr.ot rtst. Wilhia the list three days mar.y thousand dollars have been paid in the cniry cf luds ;;t the Green Day

land

oJae:

agents are scat on

bv com

panies: m;ncs remitted to the clerk of the dike : citizens cf this place cmnhn -

od to make l!i3 entrie

Ktlu

r the

or a

public lands is rr-i;

nd in cne w av

busintss cf cntcihg

on at a b: i?k rate.

The prir.eip-.l points now sought are

ihe Mair.ioowoc and Rock river. On the latter there is mt a fj-.. ! of rem?!.' len rL

from the lilin as imc to the K Thtt whi'le wcrtJ is b;:;t on

who are bv

'hkoncr.g-J

1V1 iv

er:

nv-

thou-and

spreading ji!on the west shore cf I ike Michigan. A )ear a so Milwaukee was tuspceted cf having seme pretensions to a town site. But now we hac done speaking cf that plate; the speculators nre past there it is an rid place; lo's have reached the maximum say 1000 to cQ00 the attention is now directed further down the lake. Sac Creek, Sludunuan, Sleeping liver and Mi;.itcowoc are at tin's moment the ra::e. Within a week the lands have risen from ten to two hundred and fitly dollars per acre they taik cf a communication direct from thence to fort Winnebago! At the Sheboxgan, the v,o-t impoi lar.t lawn site on the lake, the prcpeity has lisen to an enormous height. A company of purchasers are l)i:.g out a thousand or more town lots, and w ill have them ottered for sale in a mioi t time. The last twelve months produced changes, in this part of Wisconsin, which no human eye could have foreseen. What the n?xl will bring forth is vet to be known but fiom the indi-cati-ms (numerous as summer flies) we predict the story is scarce begun. The unbounded resources of this country, coupled with its unparalleled delightful climate, furnish inducements to settlers seldom found united. Crten fj.iy Gas: lie.

-It appears that tne t ac-

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of an Irishman; he clung to our beloved Columbia like the green ivy to the heltcrinji oak as a branch to the parent stock our stripes and stars had floated over him and his countrymen in the hat tie lit Id his father x'nlded up his hfe. I have been told in lighting for American liberty, a life, perhaps, that had more than once been peiiied in endeavoring to give freedom to his natal soil, ((he then oppressed ol Bri'.ian) when enslaved by the same despot that would, at that period, enthral our fathers and render their children helots instead of freemen. Can comparison, 'with any show of plausibil it), be instituted in such cases, with regard to dependence in time of invasion, on the different classes resident in our country. Louisiana .Advertiser. King's Speech. The Liverpool correspondent of the New York Evening Star tell the following story of King William, and his late speech from the

throne: 'When the King read his speech in the House of Lords, it was very dark, .and he could, with difficulty, lead it. He made many mistakes, and called to Lord Melbourne, 'Melbourne, what wotd i this?' At last, he said, loud enough' to be heard by the reporters, 'Melbourne, why the d don't they bring in candles?' At last one wax taper was brought in; the King then told the Patliamcnt that as he had not, he feared, been able to make himself in-

U hii'ibie. lie must commence

fT 18 Iter

Farm for ale. A CHANGE FOR SPECULATION!

ACKKS of land, lying on the waters of South Iloi'.-m.

in Dearborn county, Ind., is ili'red for ale. It is situated in the midst of a thickly populated and heahhy neighborhood, one mile from back water, 5 miles from the Ohio river, at Aurora, and 3 miles from Wilmington. One

aid saw Mill beThese miiU are

now undergoing a thorough repair.

half of a Grist Mill longs to the land.

leaning

Tcnx Ora

tory girls in Awesbuiy have had a turn c i. nut. it would seem for higher

ges, but to maintain the same prices tor

which they had been working. A gentlemen w i 'lies, that on Monday morning, Tlh instant, the git is w ere given to un

derstand that they ir.nl tend two looms

in future, by winch they would weave

double the r.umocr ot virus mat met

wove on one loom, and this without any

advance of wages. This raised a breeze

:.,rmvT them, and the. girls, with the ex

ration of two. nut on tin ir bonnets and

left the mill. They then proceeded to the Baptist ves;rv, chose a President and Secretary, and passed resolutions pledging themselves, under a forfeiture of five dollars, that they would not go back unless they could have the old pure?, and that one should not go baekunjss the whole could. Thus things con.M.ucd until Friday, when they were told by the clerk that they could all come back if ihey rhoe,at the eld price4, except five or six of the ringleaders ; but a part would rot go back unless

(lie whole could. Saturday evening they settled up, and some left for olh-

rr nlaci'?. Monday, t.;c

ilum determined torerseveic,scnt them

a wiiiten notice that all who wished to road 1 f- back at the olJ prices, and

Tuesday morr.'u g they relumed to their

work. We learn that flags were Ly

in-' and that salutes were fired during

the turn out. LkccU Journal.

Can any thing prove more slrongly

the feeling that exist in the bosoms c

individuals of different nations tow ards

America, than the evidence had on s life occasion. Old England w;i to;ist

,.i An ihe occasion referred to by a cer

ilh all the yearnings of

one that ould ftill exult in seeing his

,(;.- "Hiilian ruling the waves,

ewec-ning from the seas and lording it vrcseU of every other coun-

ir.1 Another gentleman spoke of the

i i,:. Kirih with sorrow; but of

IrtllU I!" ........ ------ - tUt ofhii adoption with nil the warmt

the speech Je novo, which he did."

niPiiOYi:?II NT IN 1'ini ARMS. A Mr. Colt, cf Connecticut, has cxhihited in this city a newly invented rifle nd pistol, cf admirable construction. The chamber contains lubes for several charges of powder and ball; it may he made to contain from G to 10. In cocking the gun to shoot, the chamber revolves on an axis, and brings, in succession, every tube in the chamber' in line w i;h that of the barrel; and when discharged, the act of cocking brings the next tube into position, until all are discharged. A!i tubes may be re-charged as quickly as a single gun of the ordinary structure. This new implement of war has been shown to the President, the Secretary of War, and the Navy, many cfiieers of both the army and navy, and is considered the most efficient instrument of the kind, ever invented. We made an experiment with the rided pistol, and found it as sure in filing, and accurate to Ihe aim,

is the best of the common construction, i

We are informed that Mr. Colt has al j rcadv obtained a charter from the New

Jersey Legislature, and is about to or

ganize a joint sloek company, with a

capital of $300,000, for the purpose of

manufactunr g rules and pistols, for pn vale use, and that in a few months his

guns will be in maiket. fyashinghn Globe. Important Arrest. The Baltimore Patriot of Satin day, contains the followir g account of the probable arrest of inviduals engaged in setting fire to the Treasury ofuce about three years ago:

"On Wednesday last a person was arrested in the city cf New ork, charged with filing the building with his own hand, hired to commit the ;ic!, as we have heard, by some of ihosc who had committed frauds upon the pension office, which they wished to have destroyed, to screen their guilt.

Other pel sons, we hear, before this,

will have been arrested in the western part of New Y'ork, one in Vermont, a-

nolhcr in Ohio.

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i iic i.iuu is w cu improi e-u, .u u a number of acres are now under cultivation. If desired, the entire stoe k of the farm, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Ocr. will be sold with it. Possession could be had in ten days after (he sale. For further information, apply to the Editor of the Rising Sun Times. April 23, 1G3G.

j fTT HE subscribers respectfully infoim

Jfe tlie public that they have leased the Mills owned by Dr. David Fisher, and that they have undergone a thorough repair, and are now ia good order, and are ready to receive grain and grind for customers on t he usual terms. ARNOLD & RICHARDSON. April 23, 1836. W. MILES, TOjTAS removed to the shop formerly occupied by A. Scranton, where he has just received and is nw opening a handsome assortment of GOODS

for gentlemen's wear, consisti: g of su

per blue, black and brow n CLOTHS. Cassinets of the newest style: supr

black and fig'd silk VELVET; a bard some assortment of spring and summer VESTINGS; Steubenville Jeans of the first quality; Vaientia Crape ; Gentlemen's Slocks, Shirt Collars, Suspenders and Hosiery; a first rate assortment of BUTTONS, and TRIMMINGS of the

best quality, all of which he is disposed

to

for

All kinds of woik in his li executed in the neatest and

lonaltle style, at a very short nonce, Jt. MILES returns his sincere thanks for past favors, and solicits a continuance of the same. He respectfully requests those indebted to him whose accounts are now due, to tall and make payment. Rising Sun, April 1G, 1836. 3m

PEPPER & FRENCH,

fN addition to their former stock, have just received and are now o peniiiga very fashionable nr.d well selected assortment of AMONG WHICH AUK Summer Cassimeres, Summer Wear, Drillings, French American Print?,

rongeeand Uress Silks, Pongee, Siik and Bandanna IJdkfs. New style Tuscan Bonnets, Parasols, Printed Muslins, Ginghams, assoited, New style figured Boedi Muslin, a beautiful article for dic-ses; Gum Elastic Aprons, Summer Capes, Dress Shawls, Leghorn & Palm Hats.

Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes.

Super blue, black and brown Cloth?,

Cassimeres and Cassinetts,

Kid Cloves, a superior article,

Cross barred, twilled and corded Jaco

nets, Plain and fig'd Book Muslin,

Sewing Thread in variety, Shell and horn tuck and side Combs, Sheetings and Shirtings,

and every other article that is kept in

Drv Good stores.

RETAIL GROCERY AMD LIQU0R

STOKE. BAUMAN & RUSH, Respectfclly inform their friends and the public generally, that they have received, in addition to their eld stock, an soitment cf Fresh GU'oces'ies of ihe best quality; also, foreign and do

mestic LlQUORS, which they will re-

iau irom a gill to a gallon. The fol-

lowiair are a nart

o i - -

LIQUORS, &c. Peach, and Domestic Bran

dy; Ucst India and Domestic Rum:

Hollaed and Domestic Gin: Port. Ma-

aeira, Swiss, Vcvny, hite.Sweet Mal

aga, Burdcax Claret, London Particu

lar, Sicily and Muscatel Wines; Cher

ry Bou nee, Cordials, Lemonade, Punch,

lieer, t'orler, Cider in bottles, and

Whiskey. Also, Rectified Whiskey bv

the barrel.

GROCERIES. Coflee, Tea, New Orleans and Loaf

Sugar, Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Nut

megs, Cloves, Figs, Cinnamon, Caven-

.v,..i- i .. .....i o. uuiiiiu. ii esii juiisii s. ivice. i on

iiiiiivi ' iiiru .1.1 I ' .

' I? "- IC-1- UT I I 11

ment unequalled in the tow n. JLSO, "s,, iiemngs, lioslon and

uunci virtCKeis, A'tuie oau in uoxes,

Ul ieri Heel. iinIorn:i S:mrove IVneforn

iZ'n,. ...,.! t:..... .... i . ? v

vus utiu i niv. !ie-, vjuem mm, iteserve Cheese; and a good assorlment

C

Tiie above articles are of as good a

quainy as can be liad in the western

country. Persons who are judges of

tne articles are reoucstcd to examine

for themselves. Prompt attention yvilf

be given at all limes to any calls in

their line.

Rising Sun, April IG, 1S3C 123y

To 12 wilder s

f B111E undersigned will receive seal-

als, until the first day

for building any part or

the whole of the edifice for the Indiana

Teachers'1 Seminary, recently located at

this place, and enclosing the same; or

for furnishing any part or the whole of

the materials. I he edifice is to be one

hundred feet front, forty-four feet deep,

and four stones high, with a cupalo

dow Glass, Boots and hoes. Caps,

Iron, Ncol, IS ails, Indigo, bliot,

Lead, Drugs and Medicines, Sec.

and a very great variety cf other articles. Persons yyho wish to get good

bargains, are lequcsted to call and ex

amine their goods and the prices.

Rising Sun, April 1G, 183G.

Ajaics I JFasIiiosss.

rglHE subscribers respecf- j edpropo; fuhy announce to their of M n(!x,;for friends and the public gene- ...i.i en-

public gene

l rally, that they have just re

ceived the latest Eastern

Fashions, and will execute orders for El ATS of any description, on tlie shor

test notice. Ihey have on hand and

constantly keen a general assort-

furnish and make to order very low n,ont of ; T of ,h,flr OXVI1 manufac (he bod y (o be of brick wllh a gIjbs(an. cash. ,5ir which they will warrant as good ... , - fminfia,irtn. 'Thp

ne will be as any brou?nt to tins market, and plan can be seen bv calling on either most fash w!.,ch lhey " 1,1 ' c11' aVvholeSa,e or re of the subscribers. '

NEW GQ0DS!-HEW GOODS! TIUM3R, AS just received a handsome assort ment of new and fashionable SPRLYG .LXD SUMMER GOODS, of which the following are a part, viz: Super blue, black, brown, green and mulbery CLOTHS; Fancy Cassimeres and Sattinetts; Summer Wear, Vaientia Crapes; Summer Cloih, Stripes; French, German and Russia Linens;

Checkered and plain Cot Ions; West End, a superior article;

A splendid assortment of Calicoes;

ainted Muslins;

French and Scotch Ginghams;

"ancy Dress and pocket Ildkls.;

Tuscan, Straw, and Wood Lawn fash

ionable Bonnets;

Bonnet Trimmings;

Grecian and Bobbin Nells;

F .amc ;irwt I.flamiYa

. - . . . i H..IIU... vrreen ivenecca

Camorie, uook, jaconei ana xiuii tuus- GriiTm Geo

tail, on very accommodating. terms.

BENNETT & MORGAN.

Rising Sun, April 1G, 183G.

Coolers Waiitcd.

nB" HE subscriber wishes to employ I? or Coopers, lo whom constant

employment and good wages will be

given. One or two men having fami

lies can be furnished with dwelling

houses.

P. JAMES, M. HAINES, W. LANIUS, Building Committee.

Rising Sun, April 9, 183G.

Law Notice.

Hugh B. Eggleston D. Kelso,

AVE associated themselves in

the practice of the Law, in the

Also, a TEAMSTER wanted one Circuit Courts of Dearborn, Switzer-

who is acquainted yvilh driving and la- land and Ripley. Mr. Eggleston reking care of horses. sides in Madison, and will attend said

Apply fo the subscriber 3 1-2 miles Courts during term time; and Mr. Kel-

The Washington Globe stales, lhat

the receipts from the public hinds, since

the 1st of Septembei last, are about ten millions of dollars, and, that transfers

ire outstanding for seven millions more.

makki:t. Ney Orleans, March 30.

Sugar. The quotations for Sugar,

are continued, on plantation, 11 a 12

1-2; in Ihe cilv 11 a 12 cts. per lb.

Phe sales have been principally on a

small sea!.

Flour. There is a pretty good dc

mand for flour; it is, therefore, begin

tunc again to look up. Sides have been

lately made at R7 50 per bbh, and quo

tations have been advanced according-

ly.

I onic. A scarcity for Mess l oik is

fell, bul no change in price has occur

red from $22 a 22 50 per bbh, there

i a plentiful supply of Prime and 1?

50 a 13 continues the current rate.

Bvcon. The market for Bacon i in the same state as last week, both as re

gard price and the fair business trans acted.

Lard. The demand for Lard in

creases, and the rate has advanced to 14 a 15 els per lb. Whiskey Has experienced another decline; for common 46, and rectified 48 cent per gallon, ii the present rate.

west of Rising Sun.

C. MILLER. April 16, 1836. 4w. LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Wil

mington, la. on the 1st of April, 1836, which if not taken out in three months,

will be sent to the General Post Office

as dead letters.

Lalhrnp Erastus

Lousrhdrrboiieh John

Atxlon John Abraham Georce

(Mtilson James

Cliihon John Chismnn Kli9

Dushiell John

Kgelston Jacob Kelston Col J W Flemins David

CJrcpn William 2

lins; Wall Paper; Palm Hats;

Sheetings; Gentlemen's Stocks;

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk and Lea

ther Gloves; Hosiery;

Shirting and Irish Linens;

Together with all the articles in the

Dry Goods line. Also,

Queens, China, Class, Tin, Stone

and Hard W arc. Rising Sun, April 16,1836.

James William Johnston William Johnson John

Johnson David

Kecne Danii-1 2

Lurulbor.k Jacob

Mitchell Kli Mitchell Elias Myers James Parsons Walter Teters Johiel B KichanUon 1 l;rnioa St. John Mrs Sitllf Thornton George V Tufts Servetus Upp William Walker James Ward Peter Z Wright Lorenzo

(34)

Adams Richard 2 Blonner Peter Bush Nancy

HISIJSG SUN SEMINARY.

THIS Institution will commence its

summer session on Monday, the 11th

DAVIS WEAVER. P.M.

LIST OF LE TTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Hart

ford, la. on the first day of Anril. 1836. Byard Moses

------------- . ' .'Ir," ..,r

which li iiui Kiivcii uui .. i... ...v.. I.Jm. M

... . I If . I w ..... V. u V ...m

will be sent to tne uenerai rosi unice ciark Win B

Covington John B

Close Elizabeth

I.atta Samuel Clark Aalhamel

so resides in New York, Switzerland county, where he may be found at all

times, when not absent on business.

Business confided to them will meet

the joint attention of both.

April2, 1836. ly"ill03 OiNE CENT REWARD.

MANAW A Y from the subscriber on the 4th instant, an indented ap

prentice boy to the farming business by the name of GEORGE WILLEY, 13

years of age last August. This is to

forbid all persons from harboring or trusting him on my account, as I will pay no debts of his contracting after this date. DAVID FISHER.

April 4, 1336.26TT LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Ri

sing Sun, la., on the 1st day of April,

1836. Those not taken out in three

months will be sent to the General Post

office as dead letters.

is Dead Letters

Barricklow Farrington Kiltie William

Barricklow Henry

Brown Mahlon 3

Blue Benjamin

instant, and will close on Friday, the Blue David

- - i - ...

OIA f c.-u- r-.L-iiicr 01 .-od1- toiumar llowri

. 1 ' . Conn way Daniel

Hu a"!,ul" ... Culp Jacob The female department will be un- Cace Martin

dor the charge of some competent lad v, n way Simon ... ? . . 1 .. ' iVifiehl Robert

who will civs instruction in an tbe rw!,v Vm Esq 3

. ii i . I .

branches 01 piuay usually utugiii in cinnpntJuim Ellis Robert

. . i . r 1 Frazier Samuel 2

l ne male department, as nereioiore, rish xvillinm Esq 2

will be open lor the reception of slu- Frazcr William

dents in all the English, Scientific and Fuller Samuel . .. . Finrh Nathan

Classical studies: and young men siu- . nr i).ivid

dying wilh a view to enter College, Ouion Thomas Esq

mav be nrenared for enterini at anv Hufford luzudi-iq

j -i -r - ... j

stage of ins tollece course, lerms

of tuition from S2 to $b per onarler.

J.E. BRIGHT.

Rising Sun, April 9, 1 836.

Blank Deeds, Mortgages, &c For sale at this office.

Haves Isnih

.

llarpham oamuei

IliimeJoim Uarbert Samuel KaselnjsRe John Hunt John

Hancock Isaac

Jenkins Nanc;

Lyons James Lynn Daniel McAbe John McAbee Charles McKittrick David McIntosh John Monroe Hugh Owens Edward Purcell Thomas Pate Cebird

Plank Miss Mary Ann

Pearson John Pate George Reid Isaac Ran James Rickctts Isaac Stephens Charles Stewart John Scranton Mrs

Thompson Washington

Tice John Thompson Charles Thayer Chester 4 Watts Col Johnson Ward Timothy Walker John P

Willey Rinselear

Covington Mary

Craige oarah Craige Robert Cullen Win

Dunbar Joseph Driver Sarah

Delph Jones

Denton Joseph

Klhson Hezekiah Knele Victor W

French Margaret

t alkncr Catharine Groves Lorenzo Girlan Benjamin Grimm Joseph Gould Lewis Gibson James Greene Cyrena Hall John Hamilton Charles E Huston Maxwell 2 Hewitt Margaret Hayrfen William. Howell William Huehs Joseph Holson Rawlab

James Col

Jones James Larew Benjamin Lewis John Larr Peter 2 Miller John Miller Cornelius Murcant Rachel McCoy Samuel B Keal John Nobles Elijah Pepper A C 2 Plunimer Henry 2 Palmer Lydia Powell Eli Ray John Russell James Uye William Rickets James Rickets Ephraira Read Isaac Roilgers Lee Rose Willi lm Sutton Joshua Seyore Austin Steward John Smith Jonah Smith George R Steele Samuel Smith Sarah M Steward Mary Tower Gideon Tait John Jr Thompson James Wright Anna Walker Susannah Wnlliek Henry Waggoner Matilda

John k. lewis?. m.

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