Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 172, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 4 March 1837 — Page 3

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A MEETING of the subscribers arid Pew holders of the Rising Sun Presbyterian church, will be held this day, (Saturday,) in said church, at 2 o'clock, P. M. for the purpose of electing five Trustees, to serve for one year. John Mcknight, sec-. Rising Sun, March 4, 1837.

THE subscriber hereby returns his thanks to the public tor psst favors and respectfully gives notice that he will manufacture and keep ni hand Sad- - rtlps Urirlles. Hr ness, wnips, mm tmgales. Trunks, an ! all other articles in his line of business, at his new shop, on the corner of Main and Market streets. His work is ni(!e from the best materials he can purchase in Cincinnati, and his prices and terms arc reasonable. Orders for anv article described above, will be thankfully received and promptly executed. Repairin" done on short notice. NELSON EASTMAN. Rising Sub, March 1,1 S37. THE subscrilers d :re to in tonn the puhlic, that ihev have icommcnccd the above business ' at the corner ot I-i-ont and Grand I : -e occupied bv T. D.n is as a ctiVe :e, in Rising Sun Ind., and w ill keep and or make" to order, an assortment jf Bireeis, uein uiu uiuiuiiii; nvre toforc hou on h Fancy ,AVindsor &, G recian C hairs. Also, Boston ROCKING CHAIRS, ChilChairs and Settees, all of which thev will furnish at the Cincinnati prices; and they hope, by attention to business, and the quality of their work, to merit a share of public patronage R. G. YONGE &. CO. Rising Sun. March 4, 187. THE subscril or respectful-; I-. 1 . 1 11' ifYi ly informs his friends and the public that he has commenced the above business, in the one story frame building, next door to Peter Hodge rs' store, under the superintendence of Mr. J. F. Harrison, who will manufacture and keep on hand a general assortment of Tlnntc Slinn Pnnins S'linnprc , , .. . ; and all other articles 1.1 that hneot business, ; manuiaciureu out i me oesi materials, j Air. Harrison s character as a superior workman, is a su'dicient recommendation for the w ork I shall offer for sale. I therefore solicit a portion of pu lie patronage. JOHN II.. O'NEAL. Rising Sun, March 4, 1X37. SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING. THE si.hsorihnr iiit boon mnkimr :m addition to his stock e,f Gentlemen's j ClothinP-. and has n.,w :i verv ,rd ssortmentoii hand, which he ..tiers tor sale i C ' at very reasonable prices. The following arc a part of his stock, viz: Black, brown and steel mix Broad Cloth Coats; Blue and blue-gray satinet elo. New port and home made Jeans do. Plaid and Summer cloth do. Bleached and unbleached linen Round'nts. Merino Casimerc and Jeans do. Light and dark summer stripe do. Blue, black and brown Cloth Pantaloons, Plain and striped Casimerc do. Checked and striped satinet do. Blue, brown and gray do do. Corded, plain and striped summer do. Sea grass and Jeans do. Blue, black ami olive Cloth Vests; B ack and blue Silk Velvet do. Plain and tigM cotton do do. Jeans and Satinet do. Light and dark Valencia stripe do. A great v ariety of Drawers; Striped and check cotton Shirts; Red Flannel under and overdo. Factory Cotton do. A fine lot of Muslin Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and cutis; A go assortment of Gentlemen's Stocks; A large lot of very line linen Collars; C"tt"ii, silk and gum elastic Suspenders; TRIMMINGS of the best quality. I have a few Cloaks ami Winter Coats on hand, which I will sell at about cost price. I w ih to return mv sincere thanks for past patronage, and hope to secure a continuance of the same.

numneroi inose w ho read this adver-, y.ml has o0 i;n vav vats,shop and sheds, tisement. pe. naps are in my debt. Ihope.in,j a j,,,, ;in(l ci,ensivc neighborhood they will e all and settle immediately, as I j cor customers. Also

am very much pressed fr money at irefent. DAVID FISHER. Rising S in, March 1. 1.'57. Sail- ol' Real Estate. PUPiLK.' noii c is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn countv, State ot Iniliana, I shall expose to sale at public o oorv, at tho pre mise--, in the tow n ot I l irttord. and conntv of Dearhorn, on Monday, the day of March, I'M. Iietwec n the hours ol e leven o'clock. A. M. and two n ,ick, P. M. all tho riLdit, title, interest, elaim and demand of D iinl Scran ton, late of Dearborn county, deceased, and of bis widow and heir, in. nve-r and to ind"is No. 10 and No. l.r, in tin town of Hartford, which will bc sold on the following terms and conditions, to wit: one-third of the purchase money in hand at the time of sale; one-third in six months, and the residue in twelve months from the day of sale the deferred payments to be well seemed by good personal security, and upon final pa; ment of the money, a deed in fee simple will be made to the purchaser. The title is good. PH1NEAS L. KING, March 4, 1837. Acting Adm'r.

J. D. & C. JONES, No. 19, Pearl street, Cincinnati, ARE prepared to shew their customers and the public, a large and desirabfe assortment of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. PALM HATS, BONN ETS, &c. A good assortment will be kept up throughout the season, and sold on liberal terms. Cincinnati, March 4, 1S37.

U W . W I. THE copartnership heretofore existing behvcen Isaac and Win. Hancock, was on the 1st inst. dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts are to be settled to, with, or by said I. Hancock. Therefore all persons who have accounts standing on book or oth erwisc, and have not made arrangcincuts for the same, will please call and do such; and by so doing, they will confer quite a favor on themselves and me, as I wish to settle up all the previous accounts as soon as possible. We would beg leave to hereby return ' onr sincere tnar.Ks ami the grati.udc ot our K.tCl IDIC- f." tllSt 111 lKlw 111 11-1 t-, ..-.- n m 1 : V 'i "'V 7? and custom wr hnvp sharotl so lihor:il v m - i . 1 . . 11 l 1 ' I i I III 11:1 ST " n n Hi ino vn Qll.'l I 1.11:1 vr ! li liiim- . . . i ' i - .................. ble part in future, as business will be con ,:..., j i .i .-.i i . i tinned, un-.cr the same title as heretofore, : by I. & J. 1). Hancock. I. &. W. HANCOCK, Merchants. Wilmington. March J, ls37. . ilmini.t...,,,.) v.;. Vf v.,,, ni, , , . . . , . . , , , . . si'Tiieil have takpn nut rttors nt .Tilnniiii. f" " ,,c esiatcol Okokge Hauwooi), J dcc d" A1 l,CrS",S "l' e',tcd ! ,,d i a'-arnest!y requested to make immediate payment; and all having claims against the same, are advised to tile their accounts ai-ciuiiij; iu ia. i no esuue is Ml ) poseu i;... ..!... MM . 1 ! to bc solvent. ebi:nezer dumont, joseph 1 1 ar wood, March 4,1837. Abn'r A(ltiBiiii!iatois Police. NOTICE is hereby given that I have taken out letters of administration on the cs- . . i- T I 1 ,11 .... taie 01 joii v. j.kwis. eiecd. latcot Dear-i l. 1.7, .11. V. .1. 11". I 1. 1 1 Jll( . , . . . , ; persons m .ebtcd to said ' . . , i-l sted t make immediate 1 born county. All estate, are reque ' payment; and all persons-having accounts j against the same, arc them according to law. the estate is doubtful. requested to file The solvency oi EBENEZER DUMONT, .March !. 1S37. Administrator. Apprentice Wanted. ltlL subscriber wants an apprentice to ,hc Blacksmiihing buMness. A boy from j - , j( j ) to 1 1 years ot age. ot industrious and steady habits, will meet with a good ,-itna-' tion. ROBERT CLORE. j Rising Sun. March 4, 1M37. CISTEBHS. THE subscribers having obtained the right C.l,....i iJT.i: . 0 .. ' .n oum , I non; u.i , 10 coiimi uei Cisterns t American Cement, as patt l,ltu 10 l a,Kl r !,,,u "'.ei s, respccuui.v - '. ,,,,,ux uuu u,? a,.VLi,u- 101 ,,unu ' wiui any persons, in saiei couniv, who may be desirous ot turnishmg themselves with that useful article. Cisterns of this Cement hav e been con structed in Rising Sun, and are found to he far superior to the common Cisterns. The subscribers will warrant those which they construct. Certificates of their utility are in our possessi n. CROSS LEY CL ARK. Rising Sun, IVb. lNt7. THE subsoil or will ofuT for sale, at his residence in Clay tow nhip. Dear! orn 00., Ind. Ij miles north of James1 mil!, on Saturday, the l-th day of March next, one Horse, Saddle, Bridle, Martingale and Portmanteau. tje property of Benjamin Smith, decM. Sale at 2 o'clock, P. M. when the terms will tie made known. WM. SMITH, Adm-. February l2", 1S37. Valuable property" THE subscriber oilers fr sale the fiillowinc-proper! v : A valuableFARM and TAN YARD, .-iluated in Dearborn county lu- ! tiiana, one mile from Wilmington, and o I from Aurora, in the Madison state lad. I The farm contains 1 acres, with 100 1 acres cleared; a good brick House, B;.rn j and Orchard on the premises. The Tan 100 Acres Lying within J miles of Auiora, and 1 from the mouth of Laughery, w ith 1)7 acres cleared thereon. Also, a farm containing 100 Acres, 3 i Lmg within four miles of Aurora, with 10 acres cleared thereon. Also, a farm of BOO Acre, ! Lving within six miles of Aurora, on the Aurora and Napoleon road, with 40 acres cleared thereon. Any person w ishing to purchase any of thei above l inns, would do web to call am! sec them, as they have numerous advantages not mentioned here. JAMES LINDSAY. February 42f, 1S:J7. ... fl MWWl TUF, subscriber has a number of notes and accounts ti,al li;lv0 hcen standing this long time, and be wants all those who arc indebted to him to call ami pay up immediately, or their accounts w ill be put into tin hands of a magistrate for collection. JAMES TAIT. Rising Sun, Feb. 25, 1837.

War Department, ) i United States who impressed or contracJaxuarv 25, 1N37. j ted for the service of theproperty mcntionRULES in relation to claims provided ior0 m sucu Haiin, and alsoof the otiiccrun-

by an act of Congress passed ISth January, entitled "An act to provide ! for "the payment of horses and other prop-1 erty lost or destroyed in the military service of the United States," prescribed in pursuance of the 4th section of the said act. AU claims under the provisions of this act must be presented at the ollicc of the Third Auditor of the Treasury Department before the end of the next session of Congress and each must be substantiated by such evidence as is hereinafter desig nated, with respect to cases of the class under which it falls. FIRST CLASS or CASES. By the first section of the law it is enacted :' I HIT 'lilt' TljrlI t ctolt j f tl-i. t i . . iv., " i-t.n.jv.i uiiiti u.uui,! mounted militiaman, volunteer, ransrer. or i avalry, engaged in the military service of; the i;mtcd States since the lSihuf June 1 . 1 . t i till . . - i'"1'' or wUo s,,aU llcru,er l,c 1,1 ! i : i ... . 1 .. i -u . ' mtwu;, aiiu lias sustained eu snau susi; 7 crvice, ami lias sustained or shall sustain , ua'.irige, wiiuoat anv iauu or negusren ?c 1 . ' . I. . i- ! - l riue, 011 his iiart while in said scrvicr. bv tlio 1 i j ... ls vi iV horse in batdc, or bv the loss of in ' - I 1 ' 1 .. 1 1. I. I. . tl 1HF M; 1TII11 ittl III ll.i 1 t It (III 1 II I I S

,. . . ., ., , " . a i,iiLiiuuuiiiiiiikiiii'i ;i (iuuMMn un- ware and i.ii'lei'v; liniama vV. Viiassware. uiod, or shall die, nt said wouii.l, or being nnr, will, thcrclore, in addition to such tcs- CHOICE LIQUORS and GROCERIES so wounded, shall be abandoned by order i timonv applicable to his claim as is prcvi- (,f aU kill(!,, wlik.x lcy will sell on rcaot hisoti:cer,and lost, orshall sustain cam-; onS5iv .loscribeil .have to furnish nroofthat ,...,.,1.1., r D All .,f T ;n

1 i , . . . 7 " I cv'ii'iuivj u,i in.-, .in nuiui oi x i r nu Vj i 1 1 1 i 3f b" ,hc l0SS ot :U1 h'1-0 hytxUl: ur j I'o provided the minor with the property bc tllkcn in exchange for goods. Purchajabandonnient. in censecpience ot ihe Urn-1 ,Ilcl.cill mcn,i(inod; that the minor died SCI-S woud do well to call and see for

ICU OldlU IdlllU U Ml I )i MUIKILIU I'M - I w bcc;ulyo lhc ri(Icr was t!isnuiimtC(1 ! spanned from his horse, and ordered i do (,mv ()U fjot at ;i pUl1ln l!etiK.hol j - , from his horse, or w hen the otlicer in the 1 , 1 . I. llllllioill-l to willll-1 11.1 nr. Irn. in- ,ll-ill nr. .."v- .."v. vmvivu, .-.... ., mi.s ,,,,0, i .,, I j woods-, prairies, or common.'1, I'ecaitse tne United States failed, or shall fail, to supply i sutiicient forage, and the loss w as or shall I be consequent thereof, or lor the loss of j necessary equipage in consequence of the I loss of his horse, as aforesaid, shall be al- ! lowed riid paid the value thereof: ProviIll 11 , A 11.1 1 1 I 11 II 1 I .l 1 1111. Ill 111! l.'V. 1. 11 I '1 T llil 11 i ....? 'Pi.... 1 1 ..1.., 11 1 I 1 . be matle to , nnd risk, o 1 1 law in , . .' .1 ,. ., , i 1 1 I . I I ! I VI ...i uMi.i. uiii.t iiiv v.vniii, 1 loss, er aDauiioiimcni 01 111s norse, saiu payment Mi-.ill be deducted from the value .; thereof, unless he satislied, dr shall satisfy, the paymaster, at the time he maeie or j shall m tke the payment or thereafter show by proo!, that he was remounted, m w hich ase the deduction shall only extend to the time he was on foot : And prorided, alto, if any payment shall have been, or shall hereafter he, made-to any person a1 hove mentioned, on account of clothing, to which he was not entitled by law, such pr.yment shall be deducted from the value of his horse or accoutrements."' Te cstablisl sii a claim um.er th s prov i- ( ion, the claimant must adduei . 1 . . . uie c 1elcneeol the oiucer under whose coinmand ; he served when the loss occurred, it ali o; j or, if dead, then of the next surviving olii-j cor; dcscnl.ing tire property, the value j thereol, the time and nnniur 111 whichthej loss happened, and whether or not it was sustained w ithout any fault or negligence on the claimant: pa it. The evidence should also, in case the claimant was remounted after the 'oss, state when be was remounted, how long he continued so, an I explain whether the h irse whereon he vas remounted had not been furnished by the United States, or been ow ned by another mounted militiaman or volunteer, to w hom

payment tor the use and risk thereol, or! ,ho (..,sc m:V ,.e j in iien (,f tu, )rol,0i.,v tor its forage, whilst 111 the possession otj ,)C ,( , or anv compensati .11 for the same, the claimant, may have been made ; and it ; j ( if practicable, bv the it bail been thus owned, should name the j valuation list, made bv the appcrsoe, and the command to which he be-; Irt;if!Crs f lhc ,.,.,., v. :it t: time the

longed. And in every instance in which the claim may extend to equipage, the several articles of which the same; consisted, an 1 the separate value of each, should bc specified. SKCOXn CLASS OP CASES. The second section of the law ciacts: "That any person who, in the said military service, as a volunteer or draughted militiaman, f irnished or shall furnish himself with arms and military accoutrements and susta ined or sh .dl sustain damage by the capture or destruction of the same, without any fault or negligence on his part, or who lost or shall lose tho same by reason of his being woundeel in the serv ice, thcrc hall be C" allowed and paid the value Each elaim under this provission must'

be established by the evidence of the olli- j eilbct, and naming the place of his resicor who commanded the claimant when j dence; but if the money is to be remitted the loss happened, if alive ;er, if dead, then i or paid to any other person, a power of atof the next surviving otlicer; describing ! torncy to him from the claimant, duly cxii.1..WnniHi(.uui .1,0 v: b,noro:,oi,.!ccuted and authenticated, should bc for-

w hether eir not tho same were furnished by the claimant, in what wa, and when the loss occurred, and whether or not it was sustained with an fault or negligence on his part. THIRD CLASS OV CASKS. The Third section of I he law enacts: t.rIMi'it -nil- imroin n li'i 11 t'l llioi or' i inn nil , I'vio-.n ii' . " . . - -. ' shall sustain damage by the loss, capture, or destruction, by an enemy, of any horse, mule, er wagon, cart, boat, sleigh, harness, while such property was in in the military service of the United States, either by impressment or contract, except in e ases where the risk to which the p.opcrty would be exposed was agreed to be incurred by the owner, if it shall appear tint such loss, capture, or destruction was w iihout any fault or neligeuec on the part of die owner; and anv person who, without any such tank or negligence, sustained or shall sustain damage bv the death orabandonment and loss of any such horse, mule. r ox, w hile in the service aforesaid, in consequence of the failure, on the part ol i he United States, to furnish the same w ith sutli ient fuage, shall be allowed And paid the value thereof.' To establish a claim under this provision, it will bc necessary to produce the testimony of the olliccr or agent of the

l'cr wuo?e immediate command the same

W11S cmpioycei at tnc time ot capture, esc -j structioii, loss, or abaixlonmont; declaring i ..i - i k service of 'the United States, the va!uc thereof, whether or not the risk to which it would be exposed was agreed to be in - ... 1 . currcd by the owner, whether or not, as , , -, , ' . ' regarded h'irscs, mules, or oxen, he cnra- . . , ,' ' , . . p sred to supply the same with sutlicient torB j . . . aje, in what manner the loss happened, 1 1 4i - i i and whether or not it was sustained wnh- ... ,. .. out any tail t or nc'difcncc on his part.Mn - . . . . 1 j 1 lie sixUi section ot the law enacts: 11 1 in v nt w.nv thr npnnprtv una liitrn into! - iiuti m ;iu msiant'cs wnerc ::n 11111101 has been, or sha be eniiiirctl 111 the militaj rv service of the United States. ;;n; ;is, or shall lie provided with a horse or crpii; men's, or wish nn itarv accoutrements. .it - , ti ny nis parent or o- in n -an. ana has oieu ,,r bnll .'J,. vM...T. .,.,.;., fi. c-.;,1 .,-.,,1,. ertv, and the same has been, or shall be lost, captured, destroyed, or abandoned, 111 the manner before mentioned, said parent - 1 - or jrU:, rti;ui. shall be allowed pay therefor. on makin!r satisf ictorv nroofas in otherca--i. . . 1 - .....i. i M f, uiu uie lanuei prooi uiai no is cuii; icu il.t., l. .,...;,i,.t 1nn m iiiv.iv.iwi m iimiii" luuurin. u uiv ciiinv. 7 . . . 4. ... l ,! ,!Ut n-ivinrr f ,r win . mv.tvnrlr -m, t ,-it i,, ,,,,1- t' ' 1 l4 1 . ! , . 1 v 1 I , mi . 1 ni.n , ,'u ; pU ment for it . - t l" or guardian, is Clltl.Ied to by his hav ing furnished j r,,, , . r . . I IH. ri. . 1.11111 H.IIUU K1 I III. ill V. I 11.11. l. KT.,,1 -ill i.iilo,,.,!, linrn nn I- unr i ... ..... .... -...v., ...... .-. 1 iim ritlint tli:lll n liiiiiiii' line linnt. if jjU ' . 1 ,- no engaged 111 inc nuiuarv service moresaid, and has been or shall bc prov ided with a horse or equipments, or with milllary accoutrctncnts, bv anv person, the owner tliereol, who has risKofl, or shall take the risk of such horse, cipiipuients, or military aceouuireinents eai himself, and . I 1 1 inc same tins neen or shall tie lost, cap I'ireo, oesiro eo, or ananuoncei in uie inaua . 1. r . - IIV.1VM mentioned, such owner shall be allow ed pay therefor, on making satisfactory proof, as in other cases, and the; further nro,:f ih.it hp out itll i Ihm it. v b liavin"- furnished the same and bavin" tuken the ri B.-mIo sk mi himself' the. testimony in support of his claim herein I e fore required, every such owner, he did nulitai therefore,-will hive to proe that provide the horse, equipments, or v accoutrements therein meutinnI, rnd toi-k the ri.-k thereof n him.-elf, nt tlv lwv 1l- fviilifll Li niv- lli.,i.ifi. . amt, tint lie is entitled to pay thereior: bv j hav ing furnished the same, and taken the risk thereof, on himself; and this pioof (.hould bo contained in a deposition oi the liin . Hereon tvlm had I opii sii imr. i.1! d hv vvi,h ilor,0j equipments, or military !1ccoulreiucnl. " ' ju , cas0 (..:n t!ie nroduciion nftheovi-' ,inirr p.-cvimisly .les'crihed, be dispensed 1 ......i, iUJ fi;,m,..;..:.i.;i;M- ..C i,,.,.d,,.! cing it be clearly proved, and then the nearest and I est other evidence, ot which " tke case may be susceptible, must be furnished in lieu thereof. Evcrv claim must be accompanied bv a deposition of the claimant, declaring that he has not received from any ollicc r eu- agent of the United Slates, any horses, equipagc, anus, accoutrements, mule, Wacom cart. boat, sloitdi. or harness, bis same was taken mto the United Mates service. All evidence, other than the certificates ofollieers, who e.t the time of giv ing them, were in the military service of the United States, must lie sworn to before sogie judge, justice of the peace, or other person ; , ,- only authorized to administer oaths, am 4 1 which authority, proof should accompany tho evidence. B. F. BUTLER, Vccre.in of War ad interim. ArTKovK.n. January '-2.. bH7. ANDREW JACKSON. Tkkasi hv Dr.r-AKTMr.xr, Third Auditor's Office, January i!f, 1n.'7. E.ich claimant can have the sum, w hich 1 ma no ..uui.u un uis 11.11111, li muieu io

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mm oirecton nis signilymg a wish to that warded with the claim. To facilitate the requisite searches and avoid delay in the adjustment of the claims, each claimant should name on his papers the payniist jr or other disbursing oliioers, bv whom he was paid lor the services ot' himself, horse, wagon, cart, team, boat, vvc. PETER II At ;NER,.i uJilor. Editors of newspapers, in w hi h the laws of the United States are published, in the several States and Territories, are requested to publish therein, the foreg ing rales once a week, lor tburwecks, an I to send their accounts to the Third Audilor fir payment. fe'.2":lvv j Administrator Aoticc. THE undersigned has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Is v.vi: ilir,i.iut, late of Dearborn county, la., dee'd. All persons indel ted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same are notified to present them legally authenticated for settlement. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. WJ'. B. MILLER, 1 February 18, 1S.'17. Adnfr. Neatly cxecutod at the Times Office.

G. W. Cochran &, L. G. Hurlbert, HAVING entered into partnership in the mercantile business, in the town of Auro-

ra. under the nrm oi ivjciiiui ;vjn.u jjirpj - rj'p , v ' , L , , uin li li b in ave just rcccivca rroni i i' N- V....1. T)U:l...ll. .1. :.,... I TJ .lr. o -r.i.tr splendid assortment of j NEW GOODS, ;0 , t- , , , , ,... a . Consisting ot sup. blue, black, brow n and , , , , , olive Broad Cloths: ri , , t , Fashionable striped Cassimcres; ... , . , , r, ' Blue, slcel mixed, and plaid Cassimeres; ' c r i 1 .1 r . .... Petershatn &, lion skin cloth lor overcoats; t, , , ... TJ , , Menu ics, Circassians, bauiiazets.li. mhai ' , 1 1 . 111 1 ' zmes. Green, red and white r lannels ; 1 t- ,. , , ,,. DiiU and liu'ht runts; ' ' ,,, 111 . 1 . i, 1 ri..,-;. ... , , , , . , v. . O ip. OlilCiv :sn 1 lililU UlillK OliK llni I, 1 1 1 .ii. 11 ..... 1, 1 1 nir 1' ni -KM-iinnT I 1 1 11. in:i i : .,vi v 3l'.islins; Kid, hosskin and buckskin Gloves; knit do.; Mittens of all kinds ; Brown, watered and black Silk; Cotton Fringe s:nd Blond Edging; B 1! inclt Footing, Ln -e and Inserting; B !. inclt and Thread Edging, ttc. A large and splendid assortment of the latest and l est Boots. Slvcs and Hats ; Q icenswarc. Hardii.i. 1 i' i .1 HM'.J .1 1.i'.l T C. ' VI' U'K. tl ' 11 l l'lllv l . r S I IVors. and bone for a cont inoa nee thereof COCHRAN &l HURLBERT. A,...,..i l.ih lsi K'!? "MliC ' ' ' - ...,-,n. W Xr 1 S H. HWliVUl. CHARLES H. TEST having resigned uiu ... i .,t. P..w;.i...,t T...i.m ",o -1 --"-m- "i;.. io (5th .Tullcl;l1 Circuit, ho and LBLNLZLR DL1 nave enicreu 11110 a copannersnij in the prae.icc ot Law in the county oi Dearbeirn. Judge Test may bc (bund as usual at his residence i;i the town of Lawreneeburgh, except when absent on the Circuit. Mr. I) 1111 nt keeps his ollicc as heretofore at the town of Wilmington, where ho may bc constantly fiimd. Anv business entrusted to the firm shall receive ihc i liutattcntion of both: and cither of the linn w ill attend to the collection of debts throughout the State. ' CHARLES H. TEST, EBENEZER DUMONT. I-ebruary IS, 1S37.. 7Utf Trustee leetiais:. THE Trustees of Randolph township will . I t" 1 IT . 1 ' 1 meet at Col. &n:der's Hotel 111 Kising Mm. on Satun'.av, the llh of March, at 10 o'clock. It is expected that the different S ipcrvisors w ill attend and settle vv ith the Board; as also all either persons who may have done business for or have claims against the township. A. E. GLENN, Clerk. Feb. 18. 1837. CALL AND SETTLE. ,,, 11 ,1 . -1111. . , I . . . . ..1 1 . r- 1.. iii i'iu-ilI 1- pi'n int:t 1 llll Ull-lllll 1C ..'Mil. in 1 - i 1 . a l , those indebted to them by note, due bill, I or otherwise, to o-dl immediately and .1 I.' I 1.1. ' .1 maUe setticiucnt.. 11 is nopeu inai inose conceined will not neglect this call We still continue to manufacture and keep on hand, HATS of all descriptions, which we will dispose of on our usual terms. BENNETT & MORGAN. Riidng Sun. Feb. IS, 1 S:JT. Aurora and Napoleon Turnpike. AT a meeting of the Directors of the Auiv ra and Napoleon Turnpike company, held at Wilmington, on the !th dav of February, ISIS 7, it was Ordered, That the stockholders in said turnpike pay the sum of three; dollars on each share on or be lb re the Slbli of April next, to G. W. Lane, Aurora; Robert Moore, Wilmington; Chus. 1 1 : 11 iDashiell, Sparta and Milan: or Llias Conwell. Napoleon. STEPHEN S. HARDING, February IS, U;7. Set' if. IS hereby given that the undersigned. School Commissioner of Dearborn county, 111 ill ..1 1 .11 win Hold ins 1. nice ai uie v.ouri 11 use in v 1 inmi'-ton. I'll the last aiuniav m rei - rarv; mid on the last Saturday 111 evcrv nionth thereafter. HENRY WALKER, S, 1S37. School Comm. : ifarloPM county Sviuiunry. THE Trustees of the Dearborn county Seminary will meet at the town of Wilmington on the second Saturday in March next, at ten oYioek, A. M. on said day. R. C. STEVENS, Clerk. Wilmington, Fob. IS, 1S57. Jut rcciccd from Dost on, ,r0 pair Men's c arso B ots, no. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. (l(). do. Kip, do. coarse Brogans, 100 100 ri0 (to Jip do. Calf do. do. Ii v. s coarse do. do. Kip, do. Ladies Kn Shoetis, do. CalfBootecs, do. Gaiter V lots, do. Lasting Shoes, do. Kid, do. Miss. Seal Biotccs, Children, Shoes. ro r.o 25 do. Ladies Seal do. And for sale on reasonoble terms bv COCHRAN A- HURLBERT Aurora, Feb. IN, IMF. tit r.ACSi P.ACS i Three cents per pound in cash paid for xvags ai mts omce.

Coffee. JUST HECIVED FROM NEW ORLEANS, 100 bags HAVANA COFFEE, and for sale by COCHRAN 8c HURLBERT. Aurora, Feb. 11, 1837. 4t

Read This! THE subscriber has a large number of Note, Due Bills and Book Accounts which are unpaid, and he takes this method of informing (hose indebted to him that payment jMUST be. made by the first of M;irch next, or he will be under the disagreeable necessity of instituting suits for their colltrtion. JOHN LANG LEY. Aurora, Feb. 11,1 837. PAY UPI-PAY UP! THE subscribf r has a great amount of small accounts due him, which he is determined to have settled up without delay. He therefore notifies al1 those indebted to him to call immediately and make settlement by paying the money, or entering into a satisfactory arrangement in regard to their account. Those who neglect ibis notice will most assuredly have to pay costs. The subscriber continues to manufacture TIN and SHEKT IRON ware, and has a ery general assortment on hand at present; also Japanned ware; all of which he sells at wholesale and retail, at Cincinnati prices. He tenders his thanks for past favors, and hopes to receive a continuance of the ame. SAMUEL BEST, Jr. Rising Sun, Feb. 11, 1837. Tin ami Sheet Iron Ware MANUFACTORY. THE subscribers herehy inform their, friends and the public in general, that thev have commfiired thp manufacture of 77V and SHEET 720A JVJlREt j in the brick building opposite to Mr. Y ishet s clothing s'ore, and 2d door above Messrs. O'Neal's store, on Main street, in Rising Sun. They will keep on hand a general assortment of articles in their line, warranted to be well made, and will sell at wholesale and retail, at the Cincinnali prices. Orders from a distance will be ihankfully re-. ceived and promptly attended to. I A I I e: SUMMEUS. Rising Sun, Jan. 21, 1837. " Election. TIIC qualified voters of the townships of Randolph, are hereby notified that an election will he held at Col. Snider's Hotel, in Rising Sun, on Monday, the Glh of March next, to elect one Justice of the Peace in place of Abijah Bennett, esq. whose term of service then expires; three Trustees, one Clerk, three Con--tablcs,and one Treasurer, to serve the next ensuing year. A, E. GLENN, Feb. 1 1, 1337. Toxcnp. Clerk. I?ou&ctic Attachment. State of Indiana, Dearborn county, set. Detijumin Miles, plaintiff,) rs. In domestic John Miles, defendant. ) attachment TIIC above named plainliff having fii led in the office of Jend Decoursey, a Justice of the Peace in said countv, his affidavit and Lonel according to law, on the 30th day of January, 1837, a writ of domestic attachment was issued bv me, Joel Decoursey, a Justice of the Peace as aforesaid, against the goods, ( battles, rights, credits, moneys and effects of said defendant John Milee, directed to Jeremiah Shelden, a constable of Randolph township, which was there-after, to wit, on the 3d day of February, 1837, returned by Jeremiah Shelden, con-table as aforesaid, executed by summoning Julius James as garnishee; and the said Julius James appeared the same day, to wit, the third dav of February, 1837, and was duly sworn and said that he owed the defendant, John Miles, one hundred and twenty-two dollars, or thereabouts, on note. Therefore the said defendant John Miles is hereby notified cf the pendency of said suit, and is required to appear at my oflice in Randolph town-hip. on Monday, the 6th day of March next, at 1 o'clock, V. M. or the same will be heard and determined in bis absence. Given under my hand the 8lh dav of Fehniaiv. 1837. JOEL DECOURSEY, J. P.

J'earfite 19oics9 A'c. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber by note, for articles purchased at his vendue in February last, are informed that said notes are due; and it is very desirable that they should be paid off immediately. Those concerned may find it (o their advantage to attend to this request. And all persona having accounts un settled, will please call and pay the cash, or make some satisfactory arrangment, without delay. LEE R0DGERS. Rising Sun, Dcc. 17, 183G.

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