Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 130, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 7 May 1836 — Page 3

granted; that no license, that expires after the first day of October next, shall be renewed; and that no license that exr'ires before the first day of October next, shall be renewed for a longer time than six months. Let the Council adhere inflexibly to such an ordinance, and the evil is remedied. The keepers of coffee houses will see that they must seek other employments they will find them. But partial injury will result to them. The pood to society will be very great. Cm. Gaz. Forf.ioners in New Your. IncrediVle as it may appear, we. have now in this lift more foreigners than are to be found in the whole of the Southern States. In the summer of 1830, there were in the State of New York fortytight thousand and some odd hundreds more aliens than were contained in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Gcorcia, Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, Kentucky, Missouri, and the Territory of Florida. Jour, of Commerce. Blacks. In 1330, the whole numher of blacks, bond and free, in the U. Stales, wa 2,3-23,6-12. Out of this number two thousand and forty-five Here returned as of one hundred years and upwards. At the same period the entire white population was 10,53?,378; out of which only live hundred and thirty-nine had attained a century and upwards. Making every allowance for the want of proper registering, these results show an ast onishing difference in the comparative longevity of whites and blacks. The number of leaf and dumb negroes is proportionally smalt to that of the whites, while the number of blind is much greater in. comparison. Jour, of Commerce.

The Corn Planter. A machine of this name, for which a patent has been obtained by Henry Blair, a free man of color, of an adjoining county of Maryland, is now exhibiting in the Capitol. It is a very simple and ingenious machine, which, as moved by a horse, opens the fuiruw, drops (at proper intervals, and in an exact and suitable quantity) the corn, covers it, and levels the earth so as, in fact, to plant the corn as tapidly as a horse can draw a fdough over the ground. The inventor thinks it will save the labor of eight men. Wc understand he is about to jtudiJify the machine, so as to adapt it to the planting of cotton. If it will .nccomplisi) (as we incline to believe it will) all wiiich l:e supposes, it will prove to be an invention of great utility. ,Vf. IlXt. I It RRic an n! OiTth e evening of the 0th ult. a most iolenl hurricane crossed the north part of Ripley coum'T, Ind. it took the roof olY the dwellirg h-puse, kitchen, and stable, of Mr. Charles Watson, who keeps a public house at the Laughery bridge, on the road from this place to Lawrenceburgh. The entire upper story of the stable was blown down. Some of the materials was carlied a distance of two hundred and fif1'ty yards. The standing timber was thrown down almost entire. Another. On the same day a storm, if possible more violent and destruc tive in its c licet s, passed across the north part of Decatur county, level ing every thing in its course, throwing down timtrer, fences, unroofing barns and houses, demolishing chimneys, and in some instances the walls of brick houses have been materially injured. Some of the materials composing the roofs of some huildings, were found between a half a mile and a mile distant. Logs of 2 to 3 feet in diameter were lifted from beds and carried from 30 to 10 yards. A waggon body was lifted off the waggon and part of it found a mile distant. No lives were lost. An immense amount of damage has been done to the farms which it passed. Grrcmthurzh Rrposilnr. Changk of Name. A Miss Sheepshanks has applied to the Legislature of Pennsjlvania for a change of name. The Philadelphia Ledger says, with some show of reason, "Nonsense! ny does not the lady get married, and thus change her name, without expense to the state." Ax HEmrovNn. One of the heirs to the estate of the Moshers, (estimated at 32,000,000.) came to our oflicc yesterday, in consequence of the paragraph wc copied from the Albany Advertiser. He is a poor man. We advised him to write to England immediately for supplies X. Y. Sun. A letter from the Hon. Daniel Web fter, to a friend in Massachusetts, is pub lished in the papers, Irom which. U ap pears that Mr. Ve.bster desires not to be considered any longer as a candid ate for the Presidency. nvid sTllumet, formerly of Cincin rati, ha been appointed Governer of

Tctas.

A great blow cp. The citizens of

Bangor, Maine, have recently been trying an experiment at the City mill, whereby they blew about six acres of ice "sky high, ' besides shattering several acres more. The way they do things in Maine is a caution. The vines of France, it is said, occu-

py 4,265,000 English acres; each acre ed with gears. No other marks recolproduces about two hundred and fifty lected. A liberal reward will be given

gallons. Leap year is passing with the rapidity of time we would therefore admonish all the gals who wish to try hymen's blessings, to be diligent. Heller, who murdered his wife and children, in Union count)-, some weeks since, was hung at Liberty, on the 29lh ult. A vast number of persons were present. :.. rvt.: ( i: . c ,. e .i " , reasons for so doing was, that her hus-1 band snored so loud that it was impossible to sleep. .11 A Kill ED, At Wilmington, on the 28th ult., by the Rev, Wm. G. Monroe, Mr. Alanson DRiERtoMis Anna, daughter of Mr. Iv. L. Stevens, both of that nlace.

On the 1st instant, by the same, Mr. f"unlr, near Madison, ha? recentIammI .vvnvtfttistr,10,r.. a....- ly been transferred 1o Rising bun, and

da, daughter of Mr. L. P. King, both ...... v . , v i-Bi. . vianr o.t Aiti.v- I of Sparta township. - ' l On Wednesday hst. by the Rev. Jas. Jones, Mr. M art: x C. Brack to Miss M ary Ann Bcchanax, both of Ran dolph township. CLOTHING STORE. D. FISHER, TAILOR, AS now on hand for sale between 200 and 300 articles of Cloth-

ing, of various sizes, colors and prices, college, for mercantile and other pursuch as Coats, Cloaks, Roundabouts, suits, and for professonal studies. Yests, Pantaloons, Shirts and Drawers. The Rev. Wm. Twining, a graduate together with an assoitment of first rate of Yale College, (a genleman highly re-

i nmmings, such as Canvass, radding, Buckram, Wadding, Linings, Facings, Buttons, Threads, Silks, Twist, Tape, &c. Sec. D. F. has just laid in a slock of BROAD CLOTHS, of the very best oualitv. of RIup. RlnrLBrownand Claret, colors, with Black and Drab Cassimere. toother iih Yestings of various kinds, and a great varieiv rnf ST7M fM nnnnv u.u lie u ill maliP fo orrfnr nrspll ' - " v tf kJi Mil Lll able terms As his health is on the decline. D. P. will in future emnlov rood WnrL-mm . and will rievnfemnrenriiUiimotnr-.it. 'J r ting out. Persons who wish their work cut out and made at home, will alwavs find him ready to do it on the shortest possible notice. Grateful for past fa vors, he expects a conliuuance of the same. All those indebted will please call anj pny ther accounts, as he has never yet puf any one to inconvenience. ?S B. Two good Journeymen will find steady work by calling immediate ly. 'Rising Sun, May 7, 1 836. 30tf GOODS. TW HE subscribe! s respectfully inform - their friends that they have just received and are now opening a fresh supply of Seasonable fn'oods, from jSew lork. ti -i .1 -i . , r ti Besides their large stock of Dry Goods, they expect to keep constantly mi hand, a quantity of Cofiee, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, Loaf and New Orleans Sugar, Sugarhouse Molasses, good Liquors, rs ails, Castings, indow Glass, Salt, vvc. vvc. GEO. W. LANE & CO. Aurora, May 7, 1836. 30tf Hoop Poles wanted. OlMHF , , ,P Wrani7.7' t,,c X ' Z - . -

ne vv.ll pay iromi io ;i i-a cents house? nfthe Mme ,je reFpeclfuiy reper hundred, dehvered at his shop in Aso a TEAMSTER wanted one quests those indebted to him whose acRising Sun immediately. For first rale who is acquainled wilh driving and ta- counts are now due, to call and make

uioinjes ui i vi ijuicp uc mil m i . . . . - . -Clll5i rtliu IUI iiuiii utilll.1 iuu:sut cents per hundred. As the subscriber . . . - . ..I is not generally known in the country, he refers to Messrs. Haines & Lanius. SAMUEL BARKSHIRE. Rising Sun, May 7, 1836. Public Vendue VN Saturday, the 14th instant, the w subscriber will sell at his resi dence, 4 miles from Rising Sun, and half a mile east ol Coonrod liarncklow's, the following property, to wit Two Colts, young battle, Hogs, 1 Ux Cart. Oats in the stack, Plows, Harrow, Fannine Mill, I Bureau, 1 Cupboard, Household and Kitchen furniture, and Farming Utensils. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. A credit of one year will be given on all sums over three dollars. MATTHEW WELSH, Sr. May 7, 1836.

17 ROM the subscriber,!!

I ving in Patriot, la., on Sundav last, a large DARK BAY IIORSE, six years old past, has a star in his forehead, and a large blaze down on In? nose, one white foot behind, and maikto any person who will return said horse or give informafion where he i. SYLVANUS J10W. Patriot, May 7, 1836. Police. ALL persons are cautioned against buying or trading (or a note of hand, given by the subscriber to Wm. T. Price, calling for twenlv-tive dollars. dated Burlington. May 5th, 1830. ar.d due the first of March, 1831, as I have not received value for the same, and am determined not to pay it unless compelled to do so by law. GEORGE LINDSAY. May 7, 1 836. To (IicFriciadoil(i!H'af toia. rHlIIE Indiana Teachers' Seminary nhirli n"ie K I i in tofT.r. ... . V" , open 'oruie reception oi pup.,, f It a Wrl .11 .-itf1 v in J tr i I The primary object of this institution is to prepare young gentleman for teaching school, by furnishing them with an accurate and thorough literary and scientific education, and instructing them in the best method of teaching and preserving discipline, l acil- . . . ' . , .- . 1 , , dies for instruction in every branch usually taught in the best Academies, will also be furnished. Young gentlemen will be prepared for any class in commended.) has been appointed Frolessor ot iMatnematics and aiural science, and is expected to be present at the opening of the sohool. Mr. I. will be assisted by competent Tutors until permanent Professors are secured. At tached to the institution is a Philosophical Apparatus, and a choice Library of "out auu volumes. ,vs soon as prac ,ic:ble a manual labor department will be prepared for the benefit of the pu- . pil Rising Sun is a pleasant and healthM village, on the Ohio river, 35 miles be'ow Unctnnati, and 1 10 above L,oti i. ... ,, ,. . r. (""if-'. us .uc.iuon is ljecmirti i wmi ab,e for a ,ileraI7 institution, and we trust W,M appreciated by the public Particular attention will be paid to the manners and the morals of the ounils. Board mav be obtained in respecta -- -- t j ble families on reasonable terms. B. JAMES, M. II. WILDER, W. LAN I US, WT. LEWIS, Rising Sun, March 19, 1836. (KrMr. Twining has arrived, and the Seminary has been opened, and is now under his charge. April 30, 1836. jHILIjIING. nPHEsubscribersrespectfullv inform ... . " . JL the public that they nave leased the Mills owned by Dr. David Fisher, I . . 1111(,Mn(, tUnr.

ough repair, and are now in good or- first quality; Valentia Crape; Gentleder. and are ready to receive grain and men's Stocks, Shirt Collars, Suspenders

grind for customers on the usual terms, AUINOLD KICIiAUUbU;l. April 23, 1836. Coopers Wanted. T1M1E subscriber wishes to employ it j or -l Coopers, to whom constant cmnlnvmnnl a.irt rrnvil MrntreS will be given. One or two men having (ami'ies can be furnished with dwelling 1, nc unri!OC I ll HL, i.m l, vi nui v-l.-l Ann r In I ia n he -"M'K'M C. MILLER. April 16, 1836 4w. Law iVoticc. Hugh B. Egglcston t$ I). Kelso, HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law, in the Circuit Courts of Dearborn, Switzer land and Kipley. air. Lggleslon re sides in Madison, and will attend said Courts during term time; and Mr. Kel 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 ioint attention of both. April 2, 1336. ty1lt03 I ; : ; Justices Blanks, For eale at thia office.

DEARBORN COUNTY SEMINARY.

njTUIE Dearborn county Seminary will open its first session for the year 1836, on the second Monday in May, Mr. Ebexezeu Dhmont having been elected principal fur the ensuing tear. By order o( the I rostees. R. C. STEVENS. Sect. 07A meeting of the Trustees of the Seminary will be held on the same day at Wilmington, at one o'clock, P. M. A general attendance is requested. Wilmington, April 30, 1836. STRAY HOUSES. STRAYED from the subscriber, living 2 1-2 miles from Rising Sun, on the Jidge. on Wednesday, the 20th inst. two Horse creatures one a dapple gray horse, white face, white feet, shoo" all round, 'J years old. and is considerably marked with gears. The other a gray mare colt, two vears old, with a white face, and had on a large ; )uki'. i ney were seen near mr. .ueIntyre's, in Union township, on Sunday last. Whoever will return one or both of the above cstravs, or will give information where they are, will he liberally rewarded, and all expencescheerlully 1 . r .......... ..... paid. JUIKN blLWAlll. April 30, 1836. iXoticu to Overseers ot the; Poor in Dearborn count v. THE Boaid of Commissioners of the county of Dearborn, having found il impracticable to have the Poor Asylum ready tor the reception of the Poor on ihu fu el !!,.t j .,- M .. .... r , , , ; ' . ,i " . V expected, owing to the want of proper ,, " ., ' . lurniiure, they ll.erefoie request the overseers ol the dilleieiit townships in Dearborn county, to make provision as usual (or the sustenance of the poor for the month of May next, at the end of which period it is believed the Asylum can be finished. JAMES DILL, April 20, 1836. Ckrk. Farm for alc. A CHANCE FOR SPECliLATSON! iliPZPZ: ACRES of land. Ivinir on the waters of South Hogau, in Dearborn county, Ind., is ofikred for sale. It is situated in tlie midst ot a thickly populated and healthy neigh borhood, one mile from back water, 5 miles from the Ohio river, at Aurora, and 3 miles from W ilmington. One half of a Grist Mill and saw Mill be longs to the land. These mills are now undergoing a thorough repair. The land is well improved, and a num ber of acres are now under cultivation. If desired, the entire rtock of the farm, consisting or Horses, Cattle, Hogs, vtc. W 'H be Sold with if. Possession could be had in ten days after the sale. For further information, apply to the Edi tor o( the liising Sun 1 imes. April 23, 1836. MElIO J9 ml JL. U.MlLLo, TLB" AS removed to the shop formerly occupied by A. bcranton, where he has lust received and is now open ing a handsome assortment of GOODS for gentlemen s wear, consisting o( su per blue, black and brown CLOTHS, Cassinets ol the newest style; super I I ( 1 . 1 H I -It- VM"l- I J niacK ana ug u mik viuvrii, a u.inusome assortment ot spring and summer VESTINGSt Steubenville Jeans of the and Hosiery ; a ursi raie assortment oi BUTTONS, and TRIMMINGS of tin best quality, all of which he is disposed to furnish and make to order very low for cash. All kinds of woik in his line will be executed in the neatest and most fash I inrfiKltk clvtn 'it -i vrv clinrt linlirF. MILES returns hissincere thanks for past favors, and solicits a continnl I I'll 1 lllVlli Rising Sun, April 16, 1836. 3m RISING SUN SEMINARY. THIS Institution will commence its summer session on Monday, the lllh instant, and will close on Friday, the 23d of September, making 24 weeks per session. The lemale department will be un j, ft ft . i !! I der the charge of some competent lady who will give instruction in all the branches of study usually taught in female academies. The male department, as heretofore will be open for the reception of stu dents in all the English, Scientific and Classical studies; and young men stu dying with a view to enter College mav be prepared for entering at Riiy Rlaue of his College course. Terms of tuition from to $b per quarter. J. E. BRIGHT. Rising Sun, April 9, 1836.

Miller 1

PEPPER & FRENCH, N addition to their former stock, have just received and are now o-

peninga very fashionable and well selected assortment of Smtmicr Goods AMONG WHICH ARK Summer Cass-inieres, Summer Wear, Drillings, French & American Prints, Pongee and Dress Silks, Pongee, Silk and Bandanna Ildkfs. New st le Tuscan Bonnets, Parasols, Printed Muslins, Ginghams, assorted, New style figured Pook Muslin, a beautiful article fur dresses; Gum Elastic Aprons, Summer Capes, Dress Shawls, Leghorn Jc Palm Hat?, Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, Super blue, black and brown Clothf, C ansimeres and Cassinctts, Kid Gloves, a superior article, Cross barred, twilled and corded Jaconets, Plain and fig'd Book Muslin, I Sewing Thread in variety, Shell ami horn tuck and side Combs, Sheetings and Shirting?, and every other article that is kept in Dry Good stores, making their assortment unequalled in the town. ALSO, Hard ware, Qucenswarc, Cutlery, Glass and Tinware, Cotton Yarn, Castings, Saddlery, Cordage, Window Glass, Boots and JShoes, Caps, Iron, iSteel, iN'aiis, Indigo, Shot, Lead, Drugs and AJcdicines, Sec. and a very great variety of other articles. Persons who wish t get good hargains, are requested to call and eximine their goods and the prices. Rising Sun. April 16, 1G3G. NEW GOOBSl-NEW GOODS! 13. TURft'KR, flAS just received a handsome assortment of new and fashionable SPRLVG AM) SUMMER GOODS, of which the following are a part, viz: Super blue, black, brown, green and mulbery CLOTHS; ancy Cassimeres and Sattinetfs; Summer Wear, Yalentia Crapes; Summer Cloth, Stripes; 'rench, German and Russia Linens; Checkered and plain Cottons; v est End, a superior article; A splendid assortment of Calicoes; Jainted Muslins; '"rench and Scotch Ginghams; 'ancv Dress and pocket Ildkfs. ; Tuscan, Straw, and Wood Lawn fash ionable Bonnets; Bonnet Trimmings; Grecian and Bobbin Nells; ices and Edgings; Cambric, Book, Jaconet and Mull Mus lins; WTall Paper; Palm Hat; Sheetings; Gentlemen's Stocks; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk and Lea ther Gloves; Hosiery; Shirting and Irish Linens; Together with nil the articles in the )ry Goods line. Also, Queens, China, Class, Tin, Stone and Hard Ware. Rising Sun, April 16, 1836. JLtttcsi; Fashions. nSMlE subscribers respect- ' fnllv- nlinnnnrn n flit.it. v. a i T IIUIIUUIII.VJ ij friends and the public generally, that they have just received the latest Eastern Fashions, and will execute orders for IB ATi of any description, on the shor test notice. They have on hand and will constantly keep a general assort ment of HATS, of their own manufac ture, which they will warrant as good is any brought to this market, and which ihoy will sell, at wholesale or retail, on very accommodating terms. BENNETT & MORGAN. Rising Sun, April 16, 1836. Vew Spring? Goods. .1. McEiNltillT, IOTAS just received a new supply of Spring Goods, among which are the following: Handsome Calicoes, plaid Ginghams; Painted Muslins, Straw Bonnets; Cotton Stockings, Thread, Bobinet and Cotton Lace; Edgings and Bobinets; Footing and figured Muslin; Barred Muslin and Jaconets; Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Silk and Gauze Dress Handkerchiefs; Green Barraize, Kid Gloves, Guard Chains and Combs; Belt and Bonnet Ribbons; White and green Florence; Mexican Stripe, Striped Drill; Mexican Mixtures, French Linen, Checks and Bed Ticking; Suspenders, bleached -and brown Muslins; Children's Shoes, Together icith an assortment of Qucenswarc, Hardware, Groceries, White Lead ground in Oil, Drugs and Medicines, &c. &c. All of which he is disposed to sell low for cash. Rising Sun, April 2, 1036.