Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 156, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 5 November 1836 — Page 3

Ilew.irf oi a Sv:$l!er. Some few months since, an indivi dual by the name of John 1ts'y Cochran, carne to Rising Sun, Indiana, and com-mer-ced work as a Journey man cabinet maker. He soon quit this, and started the butchering business. In this latter occupation, he done well he conducted himself in such a manner as to ohjain the confidence and support of a Jarge number of our citizens obtained credit, and made money. No one suspected Jiim of dishonesty. But in the end we were all disappointed; fir on Friday, the 23th of October, u!f. he. d-sappoar-ed from our town, leaving behind him a woman who passed for hu wife. and has not since been heard cf. He had contracted debts to a coividerahle amount, besides let ing several security debts to bo paid by his endorsers. It is supposed that he toot with him between 400 and NoOO. Said Cochran is about b feet 6 inches high, about 25 years of age, with r pleasant countenance, and would not be taken for a vogue by a stranger. He wento'd'hivjebted more or le-s to each of the undersigned; and we deem it our duty thus publicly to tcpose him as a swindler, and to warn others to beware of Jiim as sucli. P. S. He has een seen in Cincinnati the present vek. G trout; i: B. Hall, J. A. French, C. Sxidru, Li e Roncrus, w ILLIVM JeLLEV, SaMITL BirST. Jr. J. H. O'Nevl, John L. Morgan, Wm H. M n:s, J N. Hall. Rising Sun, Nov. 5, 1 8 JG. CO" Tlie above gentlemen arc respectable citizens of Rising Sin, and we can cheerfully endorse their statements. In addition to what he owed them, he has mulcted us into a small sum, which every body who runs away has a right to do. We ask our brother Editors along the river, above and In low us, to publish the above. and we --v ill reciprocate the ftvor whenever lhly shall ask

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DIF.I), At Randolph. Tennessee, on the 13th cf l ist month, of bilious fever, Henry Harrison, son of Mr. J. F. Harrison, of (his village, in the 17t!i year of his age. Rising Sun Prices Current. nia-ORTEO FOR THE TIMES.

Apples, dried lnh. from C 1,0!) to Apples green, " 37 50 U;icon, - lb. 10 12 Ueef, 5 Hatter - " 15 18 Hnckwlicat, - cwt. 3 25 Corn meal - bush. 50 Corn, - 33 Chieken, - doz. 1 00 Cheese, - lb. g lu West. Reserve, " 12 F pra;', - - doz. io Flour, - - l)bl. (5 75 flaxseed, - tnh. 1 00 Honey, - - lb. ll.ard, - " io Mola-o, . gall. 02 Mutton, - "lb. 5 ) Oats, - bush. m 20 Onions, - 37 i0 Potators - " 2. rotators, sweet, " 1 00 Pork, pickled. lb. 10 Pearlies, dried, bush. alt, - bbl. 45 Veal, lb 5 (i Wheat, - bii-h. 1 12 Whiskey, - bbl. 3:1 40 Wood, - cord. 2 50

T IT E undersigned having taken out letters of administration on (ho estate of Andrew Nailii.'gh, deceased, late

ITY F or SIX Journeymen Shoemakers

win meet w iui const i and good waoos. by am

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employment cation itmiio-

ot Kising bun, Dearborn county. Ind .. j diatel v to the subscriber

Hereby tioiiin-s tiiose indented to said! IIALL !t T IT estate, to make immediate settlement; ! Rising Sun. Ool. 1 l C3G. and those having claims against the ! same to ie then 'with the cle. k of said j THE LATEST AND BEST.

-uuwi), i iepeai aumeuiicaieu lor settlement, according to law. The estate is supposed to be solvent. LA I'll. Y MARIA X AIL P.! G II, Nov. o, 1C3G. .Idmrx.

Slate of Indiana. DearLern coualn. set. Pepper & French.) Notice is hereby ''' giyeu, that a writ John Y. Cochran. of Domestic Attachment ha-- been taken oat against

jt!

HAS just receiv ed and ia handsome n.-or!mr r-lof wlvtki: (icans.'oc, 1

lowing are a

Blue, id Heavy 1

now ooenir.i". 1.;, 1. ,1... 1

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or lettfus

BE.. AIMNC in the Post Office at Rising Sun, la. on the 1st of Oct. 183G. Fho-e not taken out in three months

"ill In; sent io the General Post Office

! letters.

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row ti and rnixld.. for Overcoat

me goods,

nevs aia Cochran

Monday, the 52 one o'clock, P.

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clue! s o( tne. and the c;iuco

s, crecits, mosaid John V. et for t rial on

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-0 and French

une a-sert ment

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Held in Indiana, Monday, November 7, 1030.

it the defendant does not sippcar, and ! Roy

comply with (lie la w, judgment w ill b

l Had 111 Ins a oscnr e.

ABU AH I5ENNFTT, J. P. November o, lC.3o.

FOR rUKSIDENT, William H. Harrison, of Ohio.

For Vice President, no nomination in Indiana

I. LECTORS FOR LYDUXA. John- G. Clem-f.mx, of Orange co. 31 austox G. Ci.auk, of Washington. Austin- W. 3Iopas, of Marion. Fxocii .McCmitv, of Franklin. Aluf.rt S. White, of Tippecanoe. Mii.tox Statt, of Jetferson. Achilles Willi v.ms. of Wayne. AiiRAii m P. Axhuews, of Laporte. Hi'.tAM Decker, of Knox.

FOlt 1UKS11)KNT,

IMartin Van Buren, of New York

FOR MCE rRKSIPKNT, Richard M. Johnson, of Kent'y.

S Wl Pi: KilliA U VINPYAtms.

"We lately visited (lie Vin-yards of

31' ssrs. Rettens and Morerod, just be-

ltw ourvii! ige. These Viueva.rds are

hau-onadv siuiated, i:nmelia!eh on lh

bank of the Ohio, on a level plane, with

which, t getiier with the shade of the

'weepiog willow-" which sui round the

d welling, foi m a pleasant resort, w here our citizens can iviss awav a leisure

hour in viewing the beauties of the surrounding s( enerv. and participate with

their friend in a "bunper"' of good old 1

5?ri.s ;mif. made, from the juice of the!

ELECTORS FOR LXDLl.Wi. Johx Mveks, of Knox county. William Ro iuull, of AlUn. Joxvtiiw Willi ms, of Morgan. George W. Mookf., of Owen. Jesse J ackson, of Scott. Mr;m s Willkt. of R'ih. F-lish Long, of Henry. Thomas C. Stewart, of Pike. William White, of Vermilion.

Till - subscriber will otfer for sale, at public vendue, at hi- Grocery and Li-

cjuor Store, in the village of Rising Sun,

on 1 hurday, the 21ih day of Novem-

TIIF highest market price in CASH, will be paid for any quantity of Merchantable WHFAT, delivered at (lie store of Judge Rcvsl in Wilmington, or at Geo. . Lane & Co's. store in Aurora. Oct. 29, I80G. I3csU-i Is tiff, I2$aiHs3fj AND MANTUA MAKING. MRS. F. L. M1TCHFLL will give instruction to young la lies and girls, in

Painting and Drawing, for one month, six hours in the day, commencing on (he

?th of next month. The terms will be made known on application at her residence, lirsl house; above Mr Neal's blacksmith shop, on Main street. Mrs. .Mitchell w ill also make Ladies' Cloaks, Riding Coa'.s.c. in the neatest and most fashionable manner, on moderate term-. Rising Sun. Oct. 29, 1G3G.

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as t. fa.dors

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Hill i e : I I C 1 J ' i

o:tnci 1 nmmmirs :

and .Men's fur and seal C

i.nl'.a ,u l' ill; o v ircasnar.

.a iarre 0 oi and a?6i.:v;

Ladie.i" (Jaitc-r 1 sots, Prune !la and Morocco Shoes; G!;ivcsand Hosiery, Together with a general a--or!mcnt of t? W 5 0 J 3 Ji jf s?r mj s k -f Kl rl V iiJ.'ii ALSO, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glass and Tin ware. Nails, Cor

as Oeac

Avev .Lteot) Ar;t;-ti,itii Lucl Any J Allif't-::!! Wni Pia'ina I ! 1 1 1 r y ! i.u kii.'i rn Jacob Prov.ti lYtrr ' 'h:K rt Wta 'n i';.; ;,;ti Sanaiel ''.! . S.;a,i ( 'aid- Pre- t.ai ' !:( fio! ( ft 'a -. I '!l!:::nii5

Coll, !)i-l, Dili- !;. I

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MiHer Cornelius Marble J W MeCortnirk Alfred f'ivi'r- L liarles Meeker W'm

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Pi.'ima? ' r Margaret

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''ni.ara '.,;.a I - v ia". .ioi.n " -l !'.:i:lbtll I'o Pew It .1 KiiioU Mar-'aall t-'all derrv Cliailis Pulton ,'ol.Ti 'race .! olin C-a-kid Rtd.ert Misdate Daniel

day;e. Window Gl a-

u (1 Putlv, and all

ma-

Uept m his Ston

arlicles formei i y

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Mou ni- mock coir. pifcie, ail ot w niclilie

will sell on hi-mnal terms. The public .and his old customers are respectfully invited io siive. lam a call. Rising Sun. Oct. C, 1 C3G.

name mape, u,,ln,au her iS3G,(o continue from day to day

(hy aial indubious vm ner. thc foowi r At these vineyards there are about ,v lo if. twenty acres in vines that bear, whu n 5.5 PATFNT CHURNS, in goo.l will yield near four theu-and go Ions of ou. a apsormfMJt of l)Ry xvine per jear.lhat will be worth Imm f;00c pnr r rjOT'DIiS.

one to three d.dlars per trallon. The , , rjnOCERIKS. loelher with

great vaiiet ol other arlicles not necessary to particularize. Sale to commence nt ten o'clock, A. M. on said day. On all sums over three dollars, a credit of one year w ill be given. "WILLIAM CULLFN. Ri-ing Sun, Nov. 5, 1 83G.

quality of the wine made at lhee vine

yard i- pronounced, hv competent

Judge-, superior to mot of ihe Rhenish wines imported into this country. I 'tray Timrs. vixcexxes anii f.vaxsvillf. inn, uon.

We learn that rapid progress is ma

king in suhs ripiions to l!ie capital

to k of (his road, which will no doubt

soon be put under contract. The Yin.

( ennes Sun sas, "about Line hut. died

diares of stoi k in this load lias been ta-1 the ear, to be delivered at the Mi

ken at J'vanvi lie, and a like sum by Warehouse.

the citizen-ot tiiic nlace.'- We rejoice DANIEL HINSDALE

'a i, c tt0 people of (hat section evince Rising Sun, Nov. 5, 1 83G.

'n a likt-ly spirit for the Intertsal Im-.-... v. mii nt r.fonr ouaii. but il mri-htng

i-ie and hone. -re Ion to be able to RY virtue of a writ of execution, com-

. i..i."in,r nfrnnim-ts :in.l com- moidv called a w rit of lieii facias el le-

j-ncncePietd of operations on some of vari facia-, to tne directed, by the Clerk O r. Sort;,v of the road. ih. of the Dearborn Circuit Court, at the

I AM ready to purchase; or contract for I ,M) to I ,. hnhe ds of Corn in

TUT, firm of Cuaet 5c Sox w a? dissolved on the loth instant, by mutual consent. The business will be closed by

John R. Craft, with whom al1 concerned will please make settlement immediately. C. A. CRAFT & SON. Rising Sun, Oct. 29, t83G. The Schools.

ITIF Primary Department of the In

diana Teachers" Seminary, will be open

for (he reception of pupils, on Monday, Oc( 24th, under the direction of Henry McGutfey; and the Female Department of the Rising Sun Seminary, will 'e opened on the same day under the elirectiem of Miss Root. Owing to the sudden and unexpected withdrawal of Mr. Twining, the Scientific Department of (he Teachers' Seminary is suspended until another Professor can he obtained; but scholars stuelving the higher branches of education, ran be accommodated in Mr. McGuMt'v's room, until that object is effected". R. JAMES, Sec. R. T. Ind. Teach. Scm.

Rising Sun, Oct. 22, 183G.

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. REG leave to announce to their numerous e uslomer; and the public in general, that they have Fi'MOVFD their establishment to Mi . Shaw's new brick building on Main street, directly opposite Mr. Fifhei!-Clothing Siore, where they have,' now on hand, and will constantly keep, a general assortment ef Men's coarse fme. Isoob-, Monroe's, Low .u:i!'Uts, in ooans v.vA

I lohU ti Moure A Hamilton Margaret Jours Wi i W.-t keli'er Parkinson I.ev. H Mis M C Pain 'kin Frances Pan e (Garret l Pe'e Ja.-ob D Pioe J allies

Mcrker Jocpb Norti: Alujali Oicr Win 1'oua.il .lolin 15 Pierce Jo?e;-li Pierce Mary Pitleni r Aaron Powe!i lai !' ri -r a o P'-ueil & Neirtli Iti;.'.it P(!ia K( dim t - I .ee liope Win P KoPiiHou Mary Ann II iio I iei:ry H lto'. ln:;- P.pliraiin S mi ill Oniric l Steal Alexander Stewart Maiy Suiizer Moses Shepherd Thos fc John Sliepherd James Spoors John Siiunn 1 lannah Ti Stoops Parueli Spoor Jacob Stev;M t Stephen Pa i rant Catharine Thompson Win Vanzant Thos P Wisharel James Welsh A Woodmir Jo?iah Whitworth Ttios II

JOHN LAN I US, P. M.

IAST Oi'1 1 4 ITERS REMAINING in (he Post Office at Hartford, la. on the 1st of Oct. 1S3G, which, if not taken out in three months, will he sent to the General Post Office as dead loiters.

McKiMrick James Melntosh John Moss Pi'innel

l'hra!ire Miss Nancy

Adam- A!;alom All. n CMa home Proka'.v William le Saim;el Clement John Cochran Nathaniel Cojle A T Pra.ier William Perri- Wi:!;am T

ltal!iard Ai-olum II

Inine (Jeorue

inkin- Aaacv

vim Daniel Jr

!i iii:: -'oa Hon John Lyons John Liviie.'-ton A D

Pumps; L;uS!

s1 I outher aiui iiio-

81 IE RIFF'S SA L E.

suit of Unlb r'ahlwtil :ernint Allfrt

Coi. Arrangements are be- , , , , seiZt,,i :uu taken as

N i.w

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ii2 mole ai ine nuei.u .mm, i" coining silver pieces of the value ed '.hirty-sven and a half cents, sixty-two .and a half cents, and sevent) five. It .is al-o contemplated to issue a new -oin ac a s;ih-titutc for our copper r 'ints. A mixture of silver and copper is tei be u-ed, se a- tocedn pieces of (he f nme value as the cent, hut smaller and .n;ate r. There is somg snh-c in such a reform in (lo cunt i cy a- this. A Nora. f At x. The steamboat Lexington, on her passage from Providence

for New York, on Tuesday e mug, en-

countt led a very severe gale, and

broke la r wheel ropes, when ;he became unmanageable. Mr. I )u-tan. She Jiie f t (lie cr, for the preservation ofthe c??el and passeagMS, was letdown with a nme attache d to him, eluringthe height the gale, and succeede el in taste nin the ropes. The p i-seners who noticed the act, at a in -eting on Wealaesd ay morning, voted him a watch and pin, a!m d at two linndrerd dollars, as a te.ken of their graiit'oh' or his exertions for their safety. ,V. 1. SfOl.

tlie property of the said Albert Cald

well, eighty eight acres of land, being the east half of (lie south west quarter of section 17, town 5, range 2, west, in

the count- of Dearborn, which I shall expose to sale at public vendue, at 12 o'clock, M. at the court house door in (he town of Wilmington, on Monday, the 11th of November, inst., to satisfy said execution. VM. DILS, Nov. 5, 183G. Sh'ff.D.C. Till1 School Section No. 16, in township No. 4, range; 3, west, will beoU'er-

t d fr sale at thc Court House door in

ihe town of Wilmington, Deaiborn co.

Pad. on the 3lsl day of December next, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M.

and 1 P. M. on said day, in separate lots

according to a division and survey ef

(he same-, made by trustees of said

township, a plat of which will be exhibited on the day of sale, by the undersigned. School Commis-ione!r for the county of Dearborn aforesaid. HENRY WALKER, November r, 183G. 0Y.

THE undersigned, having entere d in(o an arrangement to keep up a good ferry, across (lie Ohio river, at the town of .Aurora, Dearborn count", Ind., would

respectfully inform the traveling public (hat they are ready to accommodate them in the speediest manner. For the present, and until their Horse Roat, which is in progress, is completed, they will use a superior ferry (la(, 50 feet long and 10 feet w ide, well secured by substantial railing on the side.

As the route from Burlington, via

Pelershurgh, Ky. Aurora and Wilmington to Napoleon, Ind. is from three (o

four miles shorter, ami much the best road, they deem it unnecessary to say

more than to ask travelers tc try it once

and judge for Hit msclves.

tii'.u. w. i j am:, HUGH M. ALLEN. Aurora, Oct. 22, I03G.

poeco ISocS. p-hces, (jailers ami i'tuniis; CinUire.i's Shoes, ami all other articles in their line, the chiel part of which are manufactured in their own Shop, out of good materials, iirnl by the best of woikntt n; mid from the long experience of one of (ho firm in the business, and (lie general satisfaction heretofore given, they feel assureej that those who purchase (heir work, will not he dissatisfied. Workmade to order, and repairing done as usual. Rising Sun, Ocl. 1, 1G3G. THE subscribers have ju-( rece'ii'd a

supply of run ,v siul sh'.v cms.

of the; laiest fashions, and of the hist quality, which they w ill si 11 em re asonable terms. Tie y have also on hand a

very general assortment of 15 A 'T M, manufactured by (hcmscUos. and warranted to wear wa:ll, and which will be dispose el of on former term. Persons wishing any arlicles in the above line,

are requested to cail at eur establish

ment, particularly if they wish to obtain

a iroorl article. BENNETT & MORGAN. Rising Sun, Oct. 8, 183G.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

or'!i-,iaB.' f .. E.B IV "t P ICfc'ja a a j 5. t.. A' liiU'ii'aV- it j HAY 10 this week received and opener

their supply of FALL and U I.VTFJl

GOODS, comprising a most spluxdid

ASSoiiTMF.xr ol (he latest importations

whit h, w ith (heir former stock, renders

their snpplv carnal, if not superior, to

;mv iii the country. The following are

;i :)tall pari Plaid, plain and striped Satinetts do do Cassi meres Blue, black, gieen and drab Cloths Circasiaus; Jackonets and (.'ambries

Merino Shaw ls, Marino elress elo Raw Silk do., Merino Thibets Dress Silks; Merino Circassians Bombaz 'Its and Bombazines Canton Flannels; Valencia Yeslings

Fur and Seal skin Caps Wor.-ted and Gum Elastic Suspenders Iloskin Gloves; Lineal do Men's Beaver and buckskin Gloves

Worsted ami Ce. (ton Hosiery

Hay Key Robert

Silve y Lewis Sonm r J acob Strantoii Joshua Seranton William Scranton Catharine Thayer Chester 2 Warner Israel Wcilor Andrew 2 Wilson Jes-o Woods J ohn & R 33

J. K. LFAVIS, P.M.

EYO000S, SHOES, OOQTSj&C

OUR friend- and the public are infor

med that we are now prepareel to show

them a (ansa and u-cll selected assortment

if in O 4 St S, suited for the present

ml tiiinroacluot; season, which will be

old by (he PIECE or PACKAGE, on

tci'ommodating terms.

Also, for sale, Blankets, Counterncs, Sheeting, and Towelling for

Steamboats.

J. D. & C. JONES, No. 19, Pearl st. Cincinnati. September 17, 1 830. 49(f Osar, t!ent IS e ward. VLL persons are; b.ereby forewarned lot to trust, harbor or employ a boy by

I he name; v( James Cary, an apprentice

o (he subscriber living in Sparta town

ship, to learn the. farming business, be

tween 1G and 19 years of ace.

Phe above; reward will be given to any urrson who will bring said boy back,

but no (hunks.

ELI EL CIIAFFIN. Ocl. 1. 1C3G.

OATS, G-JHH AND FLAXSEED.

lid bushels i- of sound Wis month, uisville to ing 87 1-2 ill continue

I WILL a ; - - :

of OATS. a;. r :i: :

old CORN, lo be dee

Flax-"cd has decline '

75 cents per bushel. I u,

cents cash therefor, a .

to pay it or the highesi pi ice (if higher) until (he river closes. Apply at Rising

Sun Mill, to DANIEL HINSDALE. September 10, 183G. THE LASTALL! A LL persons who know themselves J indebted to the subscribers for Lumbe r, are hereby uofilied that they must call and pay the same on or before the 2Gth instant, or else pay costs after that lime. We are determined to commence suit against all delinquents after that time. The Lumber is gone, and ibe mmev must come there's no use

in fooling about i(. LANIUS efc AT1IEARN. Se ptember 3, 183G.

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THE undersigned having removed the I ,mu ' ' m p. " s l -.1, flll,l, (n l!,e "inwn f V;I i NeW St Ic 1 USt ,1.1 Rollile'l -,

minglon, will (here give attention to (he eludes of hi- Oilice as long as the Circuit Court sits the re. THOM AS PALM Ell, Oei. 22, 1 83G. liceorder I). C.

.frrii ', OF VARIOUS KINDS, For Svilc at flic Times Office.

.!LSO, Uarilwniv, Cdllcry, ( lueeirswnre, (;i:i-sv;irc. DriLtrs mid McchcitiCS,

tSnweries, Iron, Nail, cVc. A, -. Our old cu-(omcrsan.l thf public m general, are respecdullv invited to give as a call, and ascer(ain the bargains (hat may lie had. Rising Sun, Oct. 1, 10-30.

Jos. G. Marshall & Asaph Buck, 2! r-j AVE associated themselves in the a practice of law, in (he counties of Dearborn and Switzerland, in the circuit courts of said counties. air. Marshall resides in Madison and Mr. Buck keeps his oilice. at Rising Sun, w here lie may be found. Business confided to them, will receive thc joint attention ef both. April 2, 1 83C.

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