Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 163, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 24 December 1836 — Page 3

State? to quart! U from the

accident-

ana losses 10 wine 1 u is now sue eciei

Some lcqi-l alien appears to be called for, as well bv our ow n interest, a? hy comity to the adjoining British province?. The expediency of pro hlinr; n fire proof building lor the important book am! papers of the Post Oiiie.e Department, is worthy of consideration. In (he present condition of oar Treasury, it is neither necessary nor wise to leave essential public interests exposed to so much thinner, when they can so icadilv he nviilo secure. There are weighty considerations in the location of a new building for the Departmon'. in favor of placing it rear the other Lxooutive building-. The important subjects of a survey ol the coast, ami I ho. manufacture of a standard of weights and measures for the (.li tie rent custom houses, have been in progress for some cars. un! r the general direction of the Kxeretive. and the immediate supei intendonce of a gentleman pososing high scientific, attainments. At the last session of Congress, the making f a set of weights and measures for each State in the 11nion was added to the others hy a joint resolution. The care and correspondence as to all these subjects have been devolved on the Treasury Department during the last year. A special report (Von; the Secretary of the Treasury will soon

nic.ii n

ere ! a- bavin' been directed hv an ear-! office, ami stole some pm?, clothing, and Camliest desire to promote: (lie good of niv ' area's great co.it '. What this wet!;: uili briti country, and I am consoled by the per-1 fj,t!l' v,c !l,e ""'ibb: to relief. We i!o not suasion that w hat ever errors have been ! rjoice at the misfortune? of our enemies : l,ut committed will liml :, er,ri-,.riiro in lh ! thi,t wtaMi-hmrnt lins jo ftvqnontly redicted

imchigence and patriotism of those! who will succeed us. All that ha orcurved dm im; my administration is cab j cu!ated to inspire me with increased ; confidence in the stability of our ins'i- : tut ion?: and should I he spared to enter; upon that retirement which is so suila-; b!e to mv age and infirm health, and

our downfall, and so often trh

that we cntmot h ol'the Palladium

d to put in down.

noticing the t.o-:,' (fawns

s much deitet

Tiir. v.T:.T!ir.:i. "Kir-t it blow, then i! -new. and then it fri-.-," was an exclamation of Tom I leoa's, or of some other peroi, and we had a rtrnctirnl illu-lra-tion of it the present week. a Tuesday, the

iv me in

pec(?, 1 shaii not cea.se to invoke that

beneficent Ijemg. to whose providence

we aie already so signal t he con! ie!!;;;te of his L lit

t-'loved country. AN DllK W JACKSON Washington, Dec. G. 1 0.5G.

Other re- rain poured ilmvn nearlv the w'. de day am

y indented (or .ssings on our

at niV.tt we bad rain hisdi wind ; t ut next

a- froze hard cuoivju with : of snow over if. And at (he i!.is article, ( VY lac-.'ay i:i!

tin vr and

r ii sc. I I is f:d

out of i ; vr i

a yei ;'on:v

.r.'.: rinkh it is Mow-in-, e r cent rain

interdicted hy his pin sieinn (i )r. Hunt) (rem receiving his fr:o;:.!s. as tbe vlYcrt to tjonvcrse threatens a return of the hremorrhago, v. hioh.in his pr? -sent weak

conuitior. mip.hl slant suih (;!!:!:,

e attention

t. itti in

Lav

Put..: !er Colli

rrma- to el! lien and ft in ,: td

uv, ..hi.

iis rxuv- ct"T : : Ki-ri;!:r;:(;!'. 1 ae. 1 7. -Some tin.' sine ; -, prm-

I. 7 .'(. ee in a (! entjdov. '! kman

Not knowing certainly under what brad to dace tin; followins;, we place it,

at vt :.f

U "ver.ue id her: i

prne, ;r-o I:

re, muter tlic head of Surplus -, as one as appropriate as any

utzrflr.

aturday tlx: wife of a mechand i.illis, residing in Fitzroy eave birth to four children,

-1 I

it!', t

i !n !e cem! i

Though : j we em; !e a! V to his 'v; ):

Ui(i

It is most re-

' W.dhs is sixty-five years is wife fifty, and ten years pced inre she previously

ia e l vv c

eive iii!;i to any cm Id i en. and singular say. i!x-y arc twins. The children

l.i.jh

i I..

e;t -

SATUIiI.VV mXTMKKR 21. is.;g.

' Xew York, i : Van lhireii, :

hnreu s ma ,or ; ! lti:a eieeied, woni

fire -idea

This

in tae state of era sl-iJed that la: a lainnrdy

aa eiror, m:i''1iik!i as l,

has received a nniorllv of t!ie l'eopieVs votes.

tvrui;.

he communicated to Congress, v, will .iow wh.at has been accomrdi

as to the whole, the number and c:;m-

isation oi the persons no v etis

in these duties, and the progress cx

to be made (iurim; the cnsuiiu

I .xitu

ve;ir, v. i;h ;i copy of the various correspondence deemed necessary to thro: liht on the subjects which stem to re

(jaire ndditiona

ave been muio

egijlation. (.humor introspective al

lowances in behalf of the superintendent, a:.d some of his assUtant?, which 1 did not feci justified in granting; other claims have been made for large increases in compensation, which, under all the circumstances of th:5 several cases, I declined making without the express sanction of Congress. In order to obtain that sanction, the subject was at the last session, on my suggestion, and by request of the immediate superintendent, submitted by the Trea-ury Department to ihc Committee ot Commerce of the Houm: oi Represerd itives.

rifKsmr.M s .11 i-:ssacj?-:. We u;ive to-day, to the cxclnion of much other matter, the President's .'M-ssage entire. It is tii e H-t eaaiaal Mes-acrc of A.xnitr.w J ack-

'.ix to the Congress of (he United Stales; anil ! We will pav a li'oeral priee to nny person who one w hieh, wc lliiak, will he more popular with will farnidi us with c. 1 37, of the Ui-inj; Sun ti.o-e w ho have opposed his r.dministralion, Times, date 1 ,lu:ie 'ah, 1 V'.w. That imiulior than anv wliich h;irmana!cd from hira. ! was loaned from our file, and lo't !iv the per

son wh j borrowed it.

wins to th.e ureal lensrth of the Presi

dent's Mi'-:i;f, we arc compelled to omit a

se.mmarv ot I .eci!ativc procced.ie.L;. Aothm

howover, oi 'jreat importance had tr in

in either !t.'.;ic!i. at our last dates, we 'aail brtns; up the proccetlitis:

For the iuformalion of Mr. C wiPr.Ki.i.'s

section, we "ive place to tin:

, j Iriends in uus section, we give j

ired ; lolhiwii!; nouee, from (iio Cincinnati papers.

In our next ' Should .Mr Campbell lie met by any of the j Catholic faith, the discu -km w ill, we have no J doubt, be very interesting.

Tir po:ik .t auk i:t.

We h. e no'ddnz new to add. since our last.

on the M-.bjt et r f ll.o Pork Market. We have ! noticed, a lew lots brought to town within a !

d.iv or two na't, which sold at . .mil Ct per'

i i i 'i-i . i. . i. .1 i. . .i . a : : ; .Tn ))ii ; ;?)( rl

mi no i uo. i ma e skills ui oe out n me oi:iusi- ,7

lion to pur., base. The former inactivity of the Cincinnati market still prevails.

kotsiax catholic ii:si rssitx.

QpV.'e are daily a-ketl if any action has yet been had in the I.e.ri.-lainre, on the petition for a division of Diaiboro county. The sahject ha? not been mentioned in the. proceedings so far as received, l.very matter of importance to the people of Dearborn county, which transpire? in the Legislature, will be notice 1 in the Ti:ne.

;!-! !. v; fiction liasin t ikon

1 .1 . . .

is now liivuetl to uu: enactment oi snm..-

tne

It it

pt tec

; now invited to tne enactment ot so

express and detailed provisions in relation to the vaiious claims made lor the pa.-t. and to the compensation and allowances deemed proper for the futme. It is further respectfully recommended (hat such being the inconvenience of ait'-nlioii to these duties by the Chief .Magistrate, and such the great pressure of bu-iness on t'ne Treasury

Di-Dartment. the general superx ision ( f

the toast survey, and the completion d

the wet glits and measures, il the woiks are kepi united, should he devolved on ;i boar;.! of oSUecis, otganiznl specially for that pnrjn.se. or on the N';vy Hoard attachca'to l-o- Xa) Depart meat. All my experience and reflection couth m tlx: conviction 1 have so olteti e-

UKATIi I5V ritKLXIM;. An individual by the name of Jacob R.ri.ey, a iv-idciit of Randolph town-hip, aged

about jj year, was found frozen to death, on

Friday of last week, about a mile this side of;

Hartford. He was an intemperate man, and

hail left Il irtfir l the -rcor.!intt Monday ove

rt in I, ia :i slate of intoxication, and, as we are

tola, Vnxa i Uctilo i,f liquor with him. I he prob;d)ility 1-, that be was frozen to death the same evening. When found, he, was covered with snow.

Wo h ive made our arrangemnl--, all things concurring, to he at Cincinnati

hesxinnino ( the sa'and mcx in

We hone (h it our Ro

man Catholic friends, vt ho have avoa ed

their regard for free discussion, and who have so boldly end wantonly impugned Protestant principles, will then and there be in readiness to sustain (heir allegata, or to dispute the proposi

tions we have submitted to their consideration. In case of a failure on their part, we shall, on Tuesilaif, ihr. Ol'i Jnnitnry, either by day or by night, as the friends of this discussion may decide, commence our iuvestiuation ol the claims and pretentions of Popery, in defence of our propositions already offered. A. CAML'Rr.LL.

November 23th, 1G3G.

a ; I in :

h !

erotr the

t . (! . ' ... , , U rev; r:;l !;;! vnri! ;

th- sa

y for two 'lars ief c j , ( ;

'Vntiie

Oel ,1

n'eaK-

V'-rs iii .-ar-ipe.i sbaut thirty-five of 'he guns !;e no evening at a the other v iih

i I'll

mother arc lively to do well.

i . .I. : ! e,e- iv ;! t ;

have discovered that 1

m eve:

ill' C i at-

i 0 O w c so s!de a -two vests

and three sh: rN. ty-fivcor forty feet sren or c-i

iii.nvn

yerjrs

ic ;i:

W Stile is about th.ir-

oid, a nnut live

inches high, has a

d sear on his foe. it i-

ui-'. l'i inters are reijues-

; U rOWlsoi ! ' :i ': ii it-n f,ir l.onic-il!

ar Nr-w ( )

leu (o copy this severally. PuH.ulivm.

C.VIll.MCT A Kit WCKMP.XTS llooded v. iih rtiisioi s of

s'lmles frou! the sttonglv probable to

e are

-W

possible

the palpal-

nl with respect to th

v a

consiructian t.f Mr. h-.n ieireifs (hihi- !(!. Il seem; st tiled that Mr. Woodbury wiii rel.ii:i ?h" Trc;isurv and Mr. Kendal! th.. Post Ohice. Of the iesidue of tlx; (d ! Cabinet, Mr. Forsyth will probably be entrusted with a dis-

ungui.-nei i - i j i niian v

led to tlx: ! State. Wt

:gii

1- tua.

i lives wi

i r

,.';ut (it i:x

nave a in

Mission.

on.

'! : -'. The (hmgress of Texas is now in session. President Houston an d ii a: Pre.xident Lamar have made t'u ir ii.;au:n:ah. The question of

I . ei :i I eo,..,, 'j'iie. C eign r ti r i '. power: Uii-she: of the Tex ts

i!ig Smi;i Anna has been disa;ul tleti ied in the negative, haii man of the committee offordations, iMr. Fdlis, has made his accompanied by resolutions, emi g the President to appoint com-er-s to treat with the lxecutive United States for admission of into the Union.

Tht BiVfi'Hltn. Tlx: Lyceum will meet this eveninsr, at six o'clock, at tiie .Methodi-t Church. The question tor iiseu ioii is On-lit that portion of the Surplus Itevenue comins; to Indiana, to be disj -imI u' in the manner recommended by the Governor in has late message J Dec. 24.

JOOIiHEYMEN WANTED.

TIIll subscribers are ready to seat six or fi -!il Journeymen Shoemakers,three on Men's, three on Women's, and the balance on coarse Roots, Shoes, &c. to whom will be given th.e Cincinnati bill of w noes. L. N. HALL tk CO. Rising Sun, Dec. 17, 183G. fjj'Lawrenceluirh Palladium will publish and charge this c luce

Tin-:

f-'7On the '. th instant, the Legislature dec

ted Wli.l.lAM J. l?iuwv- Siectetary of State, over William Sheets, the late incunibcnt. The vote, on th.e fir-t ballot, wa-, for Brown 76, for Sheets C.a.

I.KtdSLATl KM.

Indian Aioris, Dec. 13. It will bo poicoivcd, from our Legislative reports, that the last week was mainly occupied in the important elections that have taken place. On yes

itcrday, both Houses commenced the

Legislative business of the session, in good earnest. A general revision of our statute laws, and the embodying the

d to C

oneress. tn

pi'cSSe

molidit

wiii pieven!, in any even' i.f t!o- Piesidei.t and Vic.

favor of an a

-. ... i ... ,.,i,ii'ili'!nw iv I ne i

.111 I'-' UU- V il. "

the

(lection

President of

the United States devoUinsr on the ll.xi-e of Representatives ;md the Seii, ite; and 1 tlxuetote lieo leave .again la suht it our attention to the subject. Tio te were ari;u oilx r susigestion j;i (J-,y ! e,t aanu d me-sane, not acted

mem. rat iieui ii i V that Hit

w.iiit f '.iie.t.ii ;nil in

frA correspondent of the Shclhyville Courier, in a receet nundicr of that paper, over the sinat .re of " A Voice from Shelby," su?ests the propriety of the nomination of the lion. AVOS LANE, of Dearborn county, as a candidate for (rovernor, and General JOHN MVl .R1-, of Knox county, for Lieutenant Governor ; and asks the opinion of the 1 )cmocratio papers throughout the State, in regard to the 'uu'cestion.

same in one volume, is spoken of as one

c.i '.I r ,i wasron iiassitig over ins lireast. of the uni)oi lanl measures of the pre- . . . ' r i i- i .. . I ... ,a.. i , ,i- pired in a few hours after the

sum session. ui i iws, ill nils lime, are scatleied through a ereat number

j oi voinmes, and to the recent emigrants i to our Slate, who comprise one-half of j our population, it is extremely difficult

to ascertain w!;at our statutes really set forth. We are in hopes th.e measure will be trone into by a joint com-

1 donblbss be cal-

: Department of

ing report that

(iov. Marty will likewise be called to Washington. We do tail believe it. An appointment may be: offered to Gov. Marry, hut he cannot accept il, in view of bis tdlh.ial relation to the people of Xew-York. Resides, Mt Van Huron is too sharp-sighted a politician to desire. Cov. M"s acceptance of cilice at

Xew-Voik dictation, and New-York iTbrf: to secure the Pre.side.nc v, with

out this. . (:;"- Yd r.ve r .

V r.L At i !o.--T. R becomes our

painlul duty to announce tne ciealti ol

.-motber liiyblv esteemed citizen. As t'apt. Isaac; Li.v.rus, of Columbia, in

tins countv, was engaged m drawing

brick in the rieiglibm bootl of the vi

lage, with an ox-leaai, and in descent

ing a hill, lie was thrown from the near

ion which ho was riding, mid was

itcrallv crushed bv tiie wheels o! tne

He cx occur-

rence. V.a;it L. was a very enlerpn-

1 ill.! r

sing anu wortnv man, netu me cuice oi

Master, in the anove named vil

lage, and his departure will leave a

vacuum in his neighborhood,

mittee of both Houses, as the most pre

ferable mode. 1 ne assistance of our

0-Tbe F.ditors of the Uushville Herald, Judiciary will no doubt be afforded, if

Urookvillc Anitriean,and Lawrenccbnrgh t al- . neeessarv, w iih much clicerhlhiess, as ia.'.oim, ail Whi- papers, say that the people j to 'ncjr Department. Donorrcl. of their respective cotintic5, w ho are opposed j . . to Mr. Lam., look upon no other man as their VOTE OV INDIANA, candidate for I'oncross, than Geo. IL Dunn, Extract of a letter from the c.orresponof Dearl..- county. That Jmlse Dunn will j dent of the Mad ison Banner, dated be a candidate for that station, is quite certain I 1 ,-,,-.-. iv o

lllll.l..lllf!iil5 J70, , O. Oil yesterday, at 1 '2 o'clock, (he

took

I, that will

not lie easily filled. I it: has left a wife,

and seven children, and

of relati vesand friends to deplore their

loss. Con nny r 7 !c ll't. I cJ: .otat, 1J

WILL be t -tiered at public sale, at the

idence of the subscriber, in Clay

township, Dearborn county, la., 1 1-2

miles north of .lames mill, on Saturday, the 7th day of January next, the following propei ty: One horse, one brasa clock, one writing desk, a lot of new

tinware, two beds and bedding, about GO yards of homespun cloth, one saddle, r'il wright tool, cc. &c. the property

of benjamin Smith, deed. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. when

th.e terms will be made known. WM. SMITH, AdrrCr. December 17, 1G3G.

tiie l.iW- ol the

1:1 our ne.ud to op u the

'ot- who h th.

it.

bat we think it entirely too soon

nva, iifirticnlarlv in the manner , r

. ... , , . . i nai ri-on

irooiv iuo .American n.is Htiempieu

iCCtOl'S

tr.car seats in

D-iji, ! i.j f. .op) m nl a. t!i it are d -emeu no; iiiv i-l oUi' f ivorable t oii-id'M at ion. lie fore concluding thi pap. r. I think il due to lite aiious Pviuiive De-o-.itmeiiti to bear testimony to tin-it mi ti-pero'ts condition, at d to tbe a(ulit end iiitegialv u itii w iiieji (hey have

the Represenlalives' Hall. Mill

Stapp was called to the chair, and A.

lir.TTIN; o r.l.r.CTloxs. I S. White appointed secretary; so as to . . . . : .!...- ..i i

in:! i. as l eer, introduce!! mto the i louse ot j con.iuei ineir iMisiness con eci i anu ;n

n-ci,l.

of the Ohio Legislature, which : order

a line of not lss than ten, j rire i'it,;,1,.-!

for it- object the prevention of betting on ' Jerit of th.e United States, and then for

Th-v

first balloted far Prcsi-

ectioiis lmposiiij a line ol not lss than ten, j y ice President. 1 lie

nor more than one thou-and doilars. Tiie of-( votes were cast for Harrison ft

, . . i ; ' --.I - i.e. .....! ... I,., . . . . -

" '- "l ' -o"""""., i" .tent, and t. runner lor ice

nine tdectora

How JsuAi.n wr. Livi:? Flour eleven

twelve dollars a barrel Rvc f 50

nernu-.iei v orn no inraer o cenis

per pound Potatoes 33 and 50 cent

eer bushi 1 Wood higherthan ever

thereto ic, i ow si.nli we live? Wc wil

marvt lious wk-c, and tell you. Ii

tin: hi st place eat r.o cakes, pies or any

tliimr d (nis kind; but

.".ml w holesomo food. Buy r.o

kn;u ks, such as nuts, raisins,

In the next place, be economical in

dress, iinisii up and mend the old coat, and wear it a little longer: ditto

your other garments. (let your old hat

ironed over, and let it last an extra

three months. Wear cowhide boots

ive on plain

little etc.

Slate of IwHiuui. Dearborn county, set. Probate Court of Dearborn county,No vember Term, 183G. In tl le matter of the cs-J On petition to tale of Adam Bowman, reinstate will, deceased. 5 fcc. IN this matter comes John McIIvoy,jr. by Buck, his attorney, and files his petition showing, .amongst other things, that one Adam Bowman, formerly of Botetourt county, in the State of Virginia, did, in his life lime, make his will in writing, bequeathing to this petitioner, certain rights and claims, due and coming to him the said Bowman, dee'd. from ihe United Stales; that the said will has been consumed by fire, and praying that he be admitted to make proof thereof, and to restore and reinstate the. said will on the records of this countv : And the prayer of the said petitioner being by the Court deemed reasonable, notice is hereby given to ihc heirs of Ihe said Adam Bowman, if any there be, and to all other persons concerned in this matter, that the

Court will proceed to act on said peti

tion, on the tut rd day of the next reb

uary Term of this Court. By order

:f the Court:

JAMES DILL, Clk.P.C. December 10, 183G.

;cen ''on IiIcU'k. li La noon toy MM -.e,.,i-het in the same manner as is prescribed ' a enforce in ail of them a loiiaiit an! J by 'tatute in Mien ca-es.- We think the mea-

iilhlhl disthaige of the pui.Mie nu-i-i.e.s.-, and it is L'ati!ing to me to bo !,e,ve that thcie 1- no j 1st cati-e of com-

pl iint from any quarter, at tne mannt r i;, which they have fuhhled the objects of their creation. j lav big now finished the ob-ci vat ions deemc'l p. roper on lliis, the l.i-t occasion I siiall hae of communii .iting with ihe two Houses of Congress, at their meeting 1 cannot omit an cxpre-si..u of the eratiiude which is due to the n at ho.ly of my fellow cili.eu-, in whose paitialitv and indulgence I liave found ..... ..oiiio. inent and sti'mort in the ma-

tii:ieutl and

It is understood here that the Llecfars

were somewhat divided as to tin: Yie

sure a irooit on." : anu hope that our legislature ! i -1.1. it. . .1 ' - . j I resident, lint consented to uo tooether

lil.li im.'.MV u:l- 1 ..iiii in;. 11 t ini.ir iiiiiii,iu.ii : r , - i .1 im . . a , . .' , . ,'. . ,. ' Last nioht the Lb ctors met to appoint rci-iiiK uhr ui ihnn . hiivptlil n ni'. tint! tn the! II1

t i ne.ssei i L;c 1 no -ii i i ni-iniinn ;isll

m for I resi- hvlu cf calf skin they are not only .: President. (qlt.apei', hut better for cold wealther.

Avoid unnecessary rides. May at

borne, and if vou are without one.

d are bachelors, get married fortb-

cna tinent of such a law in this State.

i r v an

Huron's inajoi-ity in the istateof

inglou city. After eighteen ballotii

ben. a!t(r Wilson, (who was in the

with and provide yourselves with

...... . ,

. . ! 1 t . :

one. oave woou in 01 um. ohm

nr.. j : . 1 . 1 1

dwellings 114111, anu u tiMHii Mim-i

atit

1 keepin,o diir tl, shut! bhillow

Louisiana, is J-iOvotes. Tbe whole immhcr of j battle of Tippecanoe.) was appointed t,C!-o directions, and if vou don't get

f .il . .... .11.. 1, t , I I .. .. -

101 nut sei if,.tn. 1 me se...eu vuic d(.. r ,.:oui:h. it is liecauseyou

liveretl to him bv Mr. White, in pros- . .. e j;'lZV ;UKi niu-l be pronounced poor . . - - r 1 1 . 1 . .. 1 " 1 ..... . ' J 1 . 1

ence 01 an me rnoeiuis, aocompametl t'.ieoietica! ccent tnist--.

U ing scenes through

. . . I . I. ..... ..... I..I ... diitii...

W lUCil il lia-i lo.enio- ni ' -.-- ..... ' my public, career. Though deeply senstlile thai my exertions have not been crowned with a sut cess corresponding to the degree of favor bestowed upon me, I am suie that they will he reuiid-

votes cavcii was .Oaf). Ueiuborn county gave 2 lii. votes, bi i : cr more than one-third of the imiii'ncr 1 icn by tbe Slate of Louisiana. Till: IWI.T.VIMU.II, Thore arc strange doings about the Iilladiuai c i ddt-hiiu tit thce times. On Satunlay wi-c-k, 1 ) lid', r loib, it come out with Greg's iiame as l.ditor and riddishcr Cameron's name out. l.a-t week, December l"tb, it come out in a half theet, with Cameron's name a- I'liiiii r and I'u'oli' her, and Gregg's name nuubere to be found. The explanation for the bailees, is, : misuml ml and in i between these dignitaries. The l'stlladium of November .'tith, wasdate.l Oecaunher ath ! lint the worst of ail 1, v. ct k before last some fellow broke into the

by some very appropriate remarks

Tbe chairman then foimally adjourned

(he Lloetoral College, until the r

Wednesday in December. IC-IO."

Hampshire (Haze tic.

hi'!'. A M liOAlS ON T11K I j K KS

iv.:.. Ci CI..;.. II..

pears mai on laues nin,oi. -i uu

...... . ,.-.

run and Michigan, there are Zi .meri-

r in mid Hiitisb steamboats. On the

streams connected with these lakes

there are n other steamboats running,

1 1 U stated in a 15ut-

iin: i'iti.::sui:.T's ni-:.r,Tir. W.siii.(iTox, Dec. (1 .... .. t. -1 .1

I lie health o the I 'resident lias gtai

ii.-illv iii'iii-r.viiil hut lie is still extreimdv inakhur o'J

feeble, and imabie to meet company, falo paper, that but l steamboats have He cives his attention, a few hours eve- been lost upon these lakes m 1 o years

i v dav. to comnmnications laid before and no loss of life among t.ie passcn-

i him by his cabinet ; but he is absolutely gers except in one instance.

Stale of Indiana, Dearborn county, set. Vobale Court of Dearborn county, November Term, 1G3G. n the matter of the es-) On petition

tate of Adam Bow man. to reinstate deceased. S ';,st

IN this matter comes the petitioner,

John Mcllvoy, jun. by Buck, his attor

ney, and on his motion, it is ruled and

ordered by the Court now here, that

notice be. jfivcn to the heirs of said deceased, if any there be, and to all other

pet sons concerned herein, that the petitioner will proceed, on the 4lh day of January next, al the oflice of Joel De-

coutsey. F.sq.in the town of Kisingbun,

in Dearborn county, Indiana; and at the Mayor's office, in the town of Newport, Campbell county, Kentucky, on the (5th day of January next, between the hours of I) o'clock, A. M. and 4 P. M. on said days, to take depositions to prove the existence and destruction of a certain will and testament, made by the said Adam lJowmanin his lifetime, in favor of him the said John Mcllvoy, Junior. Py order of the Court: JAMES DILL, Clk.P.C. December 10, 1836

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