Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 173, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 11 March 1837 — Page 3

HRr.WI..r

Ham Schicy,q. a member of the Senate ! TriltCC JleeliKJT. if Maryland and Wm. Cost Johnson. F.stj. t THV. Trcstecs of Randolph township, cate a Membr of Congress from this State. ; h C: d en t iio Gdi ins'aut, will meet at Col. Mr. Jenifer,'!' Maryland, mi l Mr. Pick-, Sui.lcr "s 1 1. t j-I in lining Sun, on Monday, 2ns, of S. Cn ima, holh Members of Con-: ;j10 lit), ,,f March, at 10 o'clock. It is jress. actodas the friends of Mr. S. and expected that Supervisors will attend and Mr. Wise of irginia. and Cen. Campbell of j settle with the Board ; and the other townS. Carolinaas the friends of Mr. J. The ii) officers aie notified to attend and file parties we: placed at twelve paces, back j tlioir h-aids. A. K. CJLKXX, Clerk. to back, an exchanged a single tire. Both ' March 11. 1S37.

allots took deef. Mr. lv wonndein the thig in the kne. The ha! the groun-by Dr. Ila'l reconcile

iglu-

. and Mr. Jo!in.-oii , Jj JU.-y & jJtJ.M

was et reeled oil i

J. D. & C. JONES, No. ID, Pearl street, Cincinnati, AUK prepared to shew their customers and the public, a la rue ami desirable assortment of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. PA l.M 1 1 ATS, IK XN ETS, vVc. A g, od assortment will bo kept up throughout the season, and sold on liberal terms.

TVat Oj'parlSIiezif, ) United States who impressed or eont

! G. W. Cochran & L. G. llttrlbei

the

January 2-n IN). ' tot! lor the. service oi the prouortv mention- TT . RULES in reHion to claims provide.! for! duim, and tdso of , bo olhccr un-: C? 'TTxv T? bv an ad ,-f Congress passed ISth Jan-! "r immediate command tho '-; f ;T , T f' r r,'r 11 VV "V uarv, 18.37, entitled -An act to provide !W;'S employed at the time of capture, de- V. 1 V!!; '"n l'1U;U1U- .- ., . ... , ., 1 winwM;..,. .m., .i., ,.,,,. . tlLixMihli 1 . nave 1:1st received Ik

for tite payment of horses and other prop-

or abandonment : declaring

iro-

AXJ

ironi

; ! Xew York. Philad'-hdiia and Bottom a verv

issoitnteet ni

T.e'ri'.n

Ax i.N

morning -me y ua in the una!, near brinT m minn-ovs.

they fooi i i Tip itoo;':'. it; tained t i e must li ve t w ho xxrs. iu

TV;. ,xro

r-;r ...! mTm

.:crsdr.:.;e'i;x seme. . J T the Conrt House, to

....... !..., i.. i . .i in what wav 1he irrmrrtv vvvic in .on mt,i

(.u 'M "i ucsiiir, cu 111 mo lliiuiai sir- ; i r-- v " ,.11:1 v5.4 of tho s:i-,io nrr.c..r;f,ol jn ! service of the United States, the value "i '

pursuance of the ith section of the said j 'I'fi'cof, whether or not the risk to which j H E V7 GOODS

. . . . - . . I I I... 1. ..". . - . V. OI1S1S

An cUm.is under the provisions of tins 1 " U1U ou oer, wneiner or noi, as

THE copartnership heretofore existing he- :Tt.,li;!sf lv !rc!tVu,Ctl :U ,hc otI,co of the j mu:es, or oxen, lie ona-

Tlir. subsevilcrhcrcbvltween Isaac and Win. Hancock, was on ! 1 lnm uhinr il;0 IVeasury Depart- y-'ij-. rr,n,,K hi, .banks to the I the Ut inst. ,'is,oK c,l hv .no.anl ent bef.-ro the end of the next session of , ' milll,le!' lh lo happened,

iv.! -r,.r t:;st ihvors an, 1 Ml nccoimts imon L'sniiUi,. -J.1. ! Congress and each must be

Cincinnati, March -4, 1S37.

ack, b rown and

11 " 11 1IIT 1

re.-!K'ct!ii.:v irives nonce nvsaut t. na.ncociv.

Drasrirhi it a little

L ;:vv. an.

e .! ; oi! . ;: of, yo.u i'l tiie ti'ir'

e ! i;n

m oi'a- iv.-j it It was a. sc hiilT Mian, who

noiore. hut

inns ionii i .Vao.

riieretbie all persons

that he will manufacture ; who hac accounts standinir on l..k or an ' kei ji ( ii haml Sad- otherwise, and have not made arninsrerllfa Tlrirlles. TTftr- incuts for the same, will nlrase call ami .1..

-soao4t.vnesSt Whips. Martin-! such; and by so doinir. they will confer I'.iies. Trunks, an . all other articles in h is i quite a favor on themseiirs ..iul ma, as 1 line of huMness. at his new .iip, on the J wish to settle up all the previous accounts

corner of Main

K l:n(. 1 i. .m I to

rcs;.ect to eases of the c!a

bv such evidence as is hereinafter desisj

na'cd. with

under which it falls.

iii:st class or casi:s. iv the tirst see ion of the law it is enac ted:"

Cijici.'ai'i'i (j'dzt tti

Swi.tu.i:

in adwrti-c; nrnedbv ea; in ind vi.iaa ! Pworney. w' Pinourt ( f ".I iier the fatre. rlecaniaod.

T'.aa na:i in tl .'. .-c.-ivai

v iaa a f'e r ' i:t five

aa'aia is cautioned in

m X.

fableeiti."ns.a

name .! Widiain

;;:tain;n;.r credit to tin hundred dollars, up. -os of early pax men!

lit

wo;a . i.iia.

can pund an.i !

artici

i ecei e,i an

iiVX d' ii

re. urn

ces.Ti

ml .oarKct. streets, i us i as soon as 'n-ssiinc.

tV 'in the best materials he j We would l;a: leave to herebv

iii Cincinn iti, r.ii'l his prices enr sincere tlianks a.nd the jrratitiMie of our reasonable. Orders f ir anv (bosoms, to the iidnie, in whose jia'lrona"-e

and custom we have shared so liherallv in t!i. pa -t: and hope we shall share an hum-

"That any fl.da. or staff, or other officer, nioun'.e i iniiiiiaman. volunteer, raiifrer, or cavalry, ciitraoK'd in the military service of the I nitcd Slates sip.ee the llli of .lime.

ust he substantiated iUd whether or not it was sustained with

out any lank or ik ijiicnce on his part. The sixth section of the law enacts: Thai in all instances w here an v minor has been, or h ill be enirajied in the military service of the ludied States, and was, or shall be provided with a horse orcoui:;ihoiits, or with mi; it n r v acroutreniuib1.

ilV (lis ?vrpit iw u- i-i v!:i n ;iti 1 Iim

or MiiUUe. witlinnt n:i vi!i tor s:ici .ihvuj-

i . i i erty. and the same has been, or shall be i lost, captured, destroyed, or abandoned, in ; the manner before mentioned, said parent ! or iruuraiai!, shall be allowed nav therefor.

il above, will be thankfully onijitly executed, llepairui n tiee. X I-'.!. SOX EASTMAX.

a. .'soi'mo r

iiublia. that th

Scvkcitv or i 'l.ov;?. The editor of the Boston Post says H.mr is so everlastim.i'y lijrh here," tint we have not been able to uv more than a pii!-.w case lull at a time or the last six monihs.

K'--- i ill. s

i VsiT-commenced the a!

ft! i at 'die corner of Fi u Covets, l eln the

; ho;;-c, i:i Ri.-i;::r San ! on band or make to or.

ii.e part in fulure. as business will be cen-

tnnict!, un-.ler tiie same Ui!

I OV t. lV .!. D. k. i 1. vx: W. HAXCOCK.XmV'rt,Uv.

serv ice, diini ao-o, on his n

and h;s sustained or

sustain

miv iault or netropeive I

iieretotore, l):;S (.j

without

i t v. In. e in said service, by horse in bat'ie, or bv the lo-

i h r. c wounded in battle, and which

tin;? of sui. blue.

oiive Jroau ( lotiis ; Fashionable striped Cassimeres: Blue, steel mixed, and plaid ( 'assimcres; Petersham Cm lion kin cloth lbr overcoats; Merinocs. Circ;i.-i;ii!s, B 'mbnzels, Bombazines, (ircen. red and white Flannels; Dark and linht Prints; Bleach(;d and unbleached Domestic; Sup. black and blue black Silk Velvet; Ci:i:!:haiiis..rarkotie!s, 1 o .k. umll and Swiss Muslins: Kid. ho.-skin and buckskin Cloves; knit do.; Mittens of all kinds; Brown, watered and black Si'k; f'olton Frintro and Blo'ud lUrinir;

B .1 inett Foot in , Laro and

Bobinclt and Thread Bdi

Inserting;

cVc.

the I s of has ,

died, or .-hail die. of said wound, or hoiiur ,

on making satLu

'rv ')i'"oi :

in otlierca-

ses, iiiuitiie l.iriiiernrool loat he is entitled

thereto, bv having laruished Hie Panic.1

ucsire to

io e

ay tun e business

X( )T

o wouuaet

I 1.

ICi-j is hereby c;iveu tb.at tiie tinder-

en t and (irand hiii!dinr here-

sionci have taken out ietters f administration on the estate of (itcenuj: IIaiuvoop.

Javis as

a cotiee

In.;.. and will keep r. an assortment of

Ad ,

icrs'.ns m

a re c

arnestly requested to make immediate

t.ted to said

-tat

na'i

Oi ins oh. ear, a na !

aoanooiimcm. ui ted Stilt e i'uiiii"'

e.o'e. or becau.-e the

;; abamk ued by order i7 orshail sustain dan;nv horse h deuih. or

c;-!isep!cnce f ilia Cnito supply sr.fiicient Ibr-

naer w as cisiiiounteu

. V iar.. nt e nor, will, the; tini'.nv loui'.ic ousK-de.'-rii:;.

die

tiie

to his (daini a : to furnish

fllof

th the

payment; and aii having

Tilt'. e!.VU!v!a.rs. Our latest Xew Orleans date is Feb. 1:

the same, are ac.v.

Fancy ."Windsor &, G recian Chairs. ; accordinjr to law.

::nrk'!V!'; cifmi-s 1 to le solvent.

ainns aramsl

d to tile tluur aceountf i'lie estate is stiimosei

A So. !

'lour sio r;

nJ S--2-.)

line i oth Pork, ti

cor

cuts;

I.ard

; il

25, io sacks S7 i tied 52 and 55; c

2:1: Bacon !')

i lOi: Hay. mu-t 12 i: Corn in the an.i'.Hh Whi.-kev.

ess 2d ui.i i ;

1 .

is!. 11 jvl.

;ro:w v nairs.

ihey w ii! fa.rnisl

an i and A

ami

)0 an 1

Ml O

.in-1 : i o-

Rir-

uid Settees, all oi' which , at the Cincinnati prices; ; bv attention to business. ! oi" their work, t merit a ;l. il. VON'viK ec CO.

,a.rt li i. . .

FBKXFZFR DUMOXT, JOSF.PH HAILW(H)l),

I'-il. Alii,

3 larch

XOTICK is hereby siicn that 1

ia,ve ta

ana sep;:ra'e.! I rem

to do duty i-n toot at a station detached iroin his horse, or when the oilieer in the immediate command ordered, or shall order, the horse turned out to graze in the 'woods, prairies, or commons, because the I United Slates failed, or shall tail, tosunsdv

j sufficient farce, and the loss was or shall ! t.., .". o r . .. c .. o. . l e

in: uiiim.-. - a :., uici.'oi, or Mir oie i..'s 01

(pienoe i uso 1, shall be a!-

he pr- ided

therein mentioiiee. ; thai the muior (tied wilh-Hil payinjr lbr such proport';and that he, the, parent or r;iardian, is eritiiled to Kiyiiient for it, by Iris bavin:: furnished the same. The seventh section of the law enacts:

'That in ail instances wher

A larre ami splendid assortment of the latest and best IVoveS ;;isa3 Meiiool I2o2is. B oots, S'cies and Hats; ( h;eer;-warc, Hardware and Ciitlcrv; Britiiuia cv Glassware. (HOICH LUiUOllS and GiiOCFdtlBS of all kinds, w hich they will sell on rca-

roof that s.ni:!)!e terms. All kinds of Produce will

roper! y betaken in e':ch;inire lbr coods. Purcha

sers won i;l co v eil 1 cad and see for them.-e! es. We feel thankful for nast fa-

i. ooeea.-eu union to such tes

ts nre i-

vors, ami bo'ae for a continuanee thereof. COCHRAX & HURLBEBT. Aurora. Feb. IS. KM. 7(Kf

M NOTICE.

uu ;.If UM IV Tl TI.'.Vl' 1 1

son. other than a minor, has been or shall . . , i T , ,-. ; , , !. :., i . o ;i;( ; . , 1 his seat as I'rcsideut Judffe oi the Oth Ju-

. v. .iii;iiLii..i i.i iihj iiuin.u ivii.u ai'iii.- . . . , .

said, aod has been or shall

aa, or

pii;vae in cons.

conse

necessai"

Kiss ot ins horse, as a lore

!,..,, .,,.t !,.fi,rv .,r..u...:;...f; , i 1:,U0;! P:li! U;e vamc

Ki, i u.u i; any payment lias Oeen or slia.

lie provioed

wtili a horse or equipments, or w itn mili

tary ivccoutremenls, l v anv person, tho

j'BllXliZFR DU-

into a copaitncrsliio

the

re i :

'ro ri-

acco 2 50. 3

1 to lU; M hisses : Louisville. Ma rah 'obacco. prime N-k nd 2 : Bicou. I-,.;-jat? 31; Corn :0.

.-X l

1 Fiou

1 n i.

r SA an i .-d . common 1

d ) cts

rou

Tliil subscriber

EAi h hiloruishis

t. pulaia that nc

respectful

io'loWillL

v-otefor olliccrs oi the decti-ui b.el.l i For J.'' .'. Abiiih Bennett

lneoaui tow d uulay last

James Lewis

AIcs.E. (ilenn J. ( bijn! N-:h aniiicl Ji'.lev Cbrnc ins Mii'e:

For ( ' Jim I.. ?.lorir m 25 Mrris Merrill 2 Tios Brad'.ev 2f

of 152

id For CIcrJ.-,

.It c f nshio

"C(

frame bui: store. iui:l( F. llAi::;; keeu on b

o o l-i; ili.L". it" ii.e s: wl :i ! a ir

-une:-s Xl do:

i;i t

s commenone storv

tolVlerllinVrs'

i.:C i race. lobn V. Ha

?r J raster.. 22? Duvid Siiiu.

1' S J..hn Hits

IS? .fas. A. Walton

.i,

b :;' 100 121 lib 71

lioots, .'hoe

perinten.k.Miee of M. w ill luanuf iciure ier.il assortment of

; late ol'.Toux C. Lkw is, deed. late of Dearborn county. All )ersons indebted to sai l

estate, are requested t: make immediate payment; and all persons having accounts ajrainst the same, are requested lo file them accordin.'x t law. The solvency of die estate is doubtful. . rdUIXEZl'R DUMOXT. March !. lS'.T. Administrator.

be made to anv one aiorsaid, for

and risk, or for ferar-e afler the

no use death..

payment, shall be

andonment of his horse, said

.eiio.ctc.

lioni I ue

thereof, unless he satisfied, or shall satis

; U :

k: Uppers, 1 ot business.

materials.

w.uku lbr the 'ore s;

amp

!os in that, line it of the Us

character as a superior ! steady habits, will i

iueient reeommendu lien

AjiivnSee V:itsied. THF snhsenber wants an apprentice to

the B 15 to

acksmiOiUio; 17 ears of

A boy from

l sh i

oiler io-r sa

1 lb

e re

turn. Ris

.1- ii-C :

!'e, o. iuuiistnous an.

sect with a- irood situa ROB I 'd IT CLORF.

;t a portion ot pu i:e palronaiic JOHX H. O-XEAL.

Rising Sup, March

SpniQ&SUMB CLOTHING.

in' Sun. March 1, 1837.

the iaym;ister, at. the time he made or shall m ike the payment, or thereafter sieve by proof, thtil he w as remounted, in w hich case the deduction shall only extend to the time be was on loot : And provided, al.v, if any payment shall have been, or shall iiei'ea.fier I.e. made to anv person above mentioned, on account of ciothlnir, to wh cii he was not cniiiled by law, such i;-ymeiil shall be deducted from the value el' his ho'i'.-e or accoutrements."'

dicia! Circuit, baa an MOXT have entered

in the practice of Law in the comitv of

De i rlsoi i. Judge Test may be ie.und as usual at his residence in the town of J .aw rencclm rgh,, except w he:-i absent on the "Circuit. Mr. D.unont keeps his oil tec as heretofore at the town of Wilmington, w here lie may be constantly found. 1. 1,..:..,-. . ...i o. r.

i , i' ,1 l ,l ' io ii..; i ii : i iimju io no 111 ill SUUU : tactoi v prooi, as in other eases, anil the ! , . . . , , . i .1 c i . i i , ., . i receive", tiie lomtatleuUon oi hot h ; and ciI lurdier proof that; be be entitled thereto, yb . ,. , . , x . ' . ; . . , i , , tlier ot too iirm v.ii! adend to the co lection i Itavinir tuniished the same, ami havmir ta-

oi uebts tnroii'jiio'ut. me Mane. CHAlUd'S il. TEST, KBKXEZEJl DUMOXT. February 18, 1837, 70tf '

ta!;c the ri.-kof such horse. equipments, or mditary aceotmtrenients en bimsell", and t lie same has been or shrill bo lost, cap-

destroyed, or a! andeuied in the man-

mentioned, such owner shall

ture.l tier be a!

Deiore

red pa.

ken the risk on himself."' Besides the testimony in support of his j claim herein before required, every such' owner, therefore, wiil have to pcovc that he did provide the horse, equipments, or military accoutrements therein mcntlon-

co, and to-

v! i!

(he risk

tl;(

creel en lemseil

o :.-

Tor. S Willis

THF sa!

i.i

ui makmir an

n lo

a I ! UI Miles

Clothing-, and ha

n'oev has just be

ns stock oi Uentlemen's

n nv si erv nood as-

CISTERNS. THF. subscribers havin'r obtair.ei! the rbrht

r Dearborn county, Indiana, to construct '

iin Cement

thers, rest

iind.tuat lie is cntitied to p;iv l.uere'or; !;

having furnished the same, am rick 1 hereof, on himsolf: am

i o cstanosii ;.. cauni miaer this provis-! ,c (.(lllt.,;;n(..I ; sl deposition of the ion, tho claimant must adduce the evi-1 ,)Cri,0!1 w10 ;CCI, so provided b,v him (b-neeol the oll-eer under whose c,muiuud wiih su(.h jlorC equipments, or militarv hc served when the loss occurred, if alive ; ' ,prll:,t,(M1,-.io

TIIE siib-cribers earnestly rei those indebted to them bv note.

or otherwise, to can

juest all

luo bill,

t-.I-oi, fl.o or otherwise, to can immediately and

thi iiiool" make Fettlement. It is hoped that those

or, if dead, then of the next surviving oiii- !

concerned w ill not neglect tins call We still continue to manufacture and keep on hand;, HATS of all descriptions.

dispose ot on our usual

which we will

cor:

oese

ribing the properly, the value J ,Ci,ce. previously described, be dis

f the evi- terms

easterns ot Amene

enled lo ( . Parker ai

is nut-' thereof, the time and manmr in which the ' ' I " 1 ... . 1. ' 1 1 ' . ! .

ullv

iii n

winch lu

Jfrhua I Iain

arc.-. Asanh B.

-n (

li'ICCS

ell.U's The f

tor sale liowiiv

happened, and whether or not it was

sushuned Without anv limit or negligence on ihe ciaimani's part. The evidence

:;.: 1 mi;.

has

niw in use. castings s

coilined t

aid on the f ill

cones in contact there

TIE midorsiru

oi" II a v.

iv en

stuigs SO CollS lower end of th

md has ed and

and h. .m

1 Sen

a.e hav screw

a lower, mat where too two

but iittie inctii it.

C .:;;.- : Xe wnort Piai.l an:

B!eachid and unb

Ivi'Tino ( 'asuaa re an

lagh; an

, b-la

nd steel mix Broad and, blue-grav saline

others, rospec

give notice that tlnrc arc ready to contract with any nersons. m said county, w ho ma v

i e (!e.-iroe-: i f lurni-'himr ibera'- Ive- wi'h should aiso, in case tho claimant, was re

t!;at tiM-ful i.rticle. I .mounted after the less, shite w hen he was Cisterns of this Ceiur-nt have been con-1 reinounted. how long he eentinued so, and

nonsed

with, unless the impracticability of producing it be clearly proved, and then the

ind best other evidence, of which may be susceptible, must be fur-

i . i . i . .

explain wnetner mu horse whereo

n ho w ;

e maue .; cans co.

(doth do. ached linen Rouno'ots

.leans

remounted

had not been furnished bv the

: nearest ; ! the case

lushed m lieu thereof. ! Every claim must, be accompanied bv a i deposition of tho claimant, declaring that

he has not. received loom anv eiucer or a-

irenl of the United Slate.-

any

horses, c-

U(x

do.

.! da.ik summer stripe do, ok and brown Cloth Pantaloon

ity arc in our possession. I CROSSLEY & CLARK, j Rising Sun, Feb. 25, 1827. j

arms, accoutrements, mu'e

Red

a .

row ; . pia

ra v

it mi

that near one-half the horse power may b dispensed with, p.-evion-s to mv using thsc castings. 1 lire! to apply the second horse, and n-r.v i use bail one small horse, aid can pack m re bay in less bulk than aP 1 see at Lawrenceburgli or Aurora niarKt. I intend taking mv pa-terns to ihe Eig'.c Foundry. Cincinnaii, where persons wishing to try the experiment may call and get the castings of my patterns by paying me liitv cents. Tho whole cost will

nt be over si. and I am positive no per- n.,.H;d muW ;md oy

(In . - l:C

V ovoo- . mam

:en gn ss an t .leans !iue, b'uu k and olive

Black and I bte Silk Velvet Plain and figM cotton do Jeans and Satinet Light and dark Valencia stripe A great variety of Drawers;

li'iaod and cheek cotton Shirt

t no.

(IO CO.

icd summer do. do. Cloth Vests;

do. do. do. do.

str.scted m Rising Sun. and are found to be far superior to the common Cisterns.

The subscribers will warrant those which ; Jmied States, or been owned by another

they construct. Certificates of their util- i liloulted nmitiaman or volunteer, to wnom I -.,. carl l!0at, sleigh, or harness, fas

payment (or the use and risk thereol, or tll0 4.as0 1,,.1V j iu lieu of tho proper! v lor its torage, whilst m ihe possession ol ,,.. Jny compensation Ibrthesame,

... .....f ,.v...n v., ...... , all(1 do supported, :t practicable, nv the

original Viiiuation list, made bv the appraisers of the property, at the tune the

sanr

vice. All evidence

son win he sorrv lor ins poms. .CORNlilJl S MILLER. Rising Sun, .March 11, 18M7.

Cotton

co.

I Fiictor I A line

j some, collars and cutis ; ' A g o-l ass-irmient of (ie:il!emen"p Stocks; !

lot oi" Muslin Shirts, with linen bo-

TIIIS iiisltttition will close its winter ses-

A la:

C :it-

t ' f very line linen Collars;

it, si'k and gam elastic Susoender;

pupils will commence ii . v i .us. at. 10 o'clock.

sijn on Friday, tho 17th of

examination of the on the Wednesday '

and will continue until Friday evening, at. which time there will be a public, exhtl i- j tion by the pupils, in declamation and (ha-i logtic, both original and se lect. The friends of the in-ituti-ui are invited to attend. Biirlington. March 11. lli?.

An i TiH.M. M1XCS of the be.-t (jualitv.

THE subscriber will otlbr for sale, at his residence in Clay township, Dearl orn co., Ind. Ih miles north of James' mill, on Saturday, the lth day of March next, one Horse, Saddle, Bridle, Martingale and Portmanteau, the property of Benjamin Smith, dee'd. Sale at 2 o'clock, P. M. when the terms will be made know n. WM. SMITH, Adm'r. February 25, 1837.

VALUABLE PROPERTY

THE subscriber offers fir sale

the following property: A vabt

it had been thus owned, should name the.

person lomvd the 1; sex uii

BiNXETT ilc MORGAN.

Rising Sun, Feb. 18, 1S37. Aurora and Napoleon Turnpike. AT a meeling of ihe Directors of the Aurora, and Xapoleon Turnpike company, hold at Wilmington, on the lib day of February. 1837, it was Ordered, That the

SloC All oft lire

the 20th of April next, to (i. W. Lane, Aurora ; Robert Moore, Wilmington ; Chas. Diishifdi. Sparta ;nd Miianjor Elias Conwell, Napoleon. STillb'IEX S. IIARDIXC, February 18, 1837. Sec if.

ers m said turnpike pay the sum loilars on each, share on or before

and

the command to which he be-;

ui a m exerx' instance m xxliuh;

dm may extend to eipiipage, lite; arlicles of which the same eonsis-!

was taken into the United Slates ser-

Vl V u -it ij

icrebv given that tin

I have a fexv Cloaks and Win

.i ;..i. i ;it ...mi

u- Coats (iiana,

hie FARM and TAX YARD,

situated in Dearborn county In-

ono mile from Wiknington, and 3

. 1. t .... II,,-. 1 , ..an 1 n 4 n rou.

a hand, wmcli l will sell at about cost: un .-vnroia, on im- .i.i?un &un, m..... vi'-o i wM ,i r,.imn , wJiw.-r. i!i:m!. i The farm contains 1 Sit acres, with 100

past patronage, and hope to secure a acres cie

the sum

ci til inu:-nee ol

red; a geoa i;ncK liouse, iaiu

tnd Orchard on the iircmises. The Tan

A number of tiiose who re a;

-oniom , net-

are m my d(

!hisadver- Yard has 20 lay'xvay vats, shop and sheds, it !h"ie-and a good and extensive neighborhood

die evidence-. B. F. BUTLER,

Secretary of Wtr ad interim. Arriu)vr.i, January 25. 1837. AXDRLW JA KSOX.

Mary iVmcit.

David t.'. Bennett.

ixvj i h i, i nor

( VdU in Chancery

for a Dirorcv.

icv win. call and sett e lmmouiate v. as I

am very much pressed thr money at pre-

DAViD FiSIIIIR. irch l, 1S37.

sent. ji;-ing Sun. M

notice is luuidix given, that bv

for customers. Also, 100 Acres Lying within 2 miles of Auiora, and li from the mouth of Laughcry, with 35 acres cleared thereon. Also, a farm containing IfiO Acres,

U given

x lr.ue o! a. aeere

C. Ben-1 Dearborn co-nn

ep see

nett, the aboxc-named deltui iant. the t .Mary Beimel, the above-named phiintitf, has filed in the Clerk's oli'ice of the Dearborn Circuit Court, her petition f.,r a divorce from him the said David C. B nic t, her husband, for the cause of his having a firmer wife at the time ofhis, the said dciVndanfs marriage with her the said plaintiil'; and that unless be lie and uppcu- if.f(H(, the Judges of the Dearborn Circuit Court . at the court lion: e in said county, m i,,. first day of their next April term, , x

will be holden on tin- fourth Monday ol' .

pril, 1837, then and there to answer to,U,(,i ih

gainsay, or deny, the allegations in ihe said petition, tho s-une will lie beard in Ids absence, and a decree rendered thereon accordingly. JAMES DILL. Clerk. Ebexezek Dcmoxt, AtCy.forVi'ff. March 11,

late i.i:..

f in-liaiia, I shall

to sale at public omcrv, at the ore-

. , 1 1 mi-o--. in the lown of U utibrd. and cotuitv of Dearoorn, on J'nmlay, the 20A day of March. 37. belxvciui llu; hours of eleven .."clock. A. Ii. ami twa (."clock, P. M. all the right, tiilc, interest, claim and demand of Daniel Scranton, late of Dearborn county, decea.-ed, and ofhis widow and heir, in, oxer and to iudots Xo. 10 and No. 15, in tin tow n of j la rl lord, which xvill be sold on thi' follow ing terms and conditions, to wit :

one-third oi the pun hasc money in hand at

me ol .'-alo: one third iu six months.

c.-idue iu t,( he monihs from the

,,;x of mi , -the deferred payments to be well seemed by g ,od personal security, and upon (',,,;,! .Mt ,, t. liioney,:! deed m fee simple v'vill f,o made to ihe purchaser. Tho title is good.

PHINEAh, L. K1XC, Acting AdnCr.

he Probate Court of j Lvmr within four miles of Aurora, wilh

10 acres cleared thereon. Also, a larm ol IUH) Acres, Lying within six miles of Aurora, on the Aurora and Napoleon road, wilh dO acres cleared thereon. Any person wishing lo purchase any of the abov e farms, would "do well to call and see them, as they have numerous advantages not mentioned here. JAMES LINDSAY.

Fe!

ted, and the separate value of each, should be specified. SKCOM) CLASS, OF CASKS. The second section of the law enacts: ''That any person who, in the said military service, as a volunteer or draughted militiaman, furnished or shall furnish himself with arms and military accoutrements and sustained or shall sustain damage by the capture or destruction of the same.

without any fault or negligence on his j

part, or who lost or shall lose the same by I Tukasituv Duvautmcnt, reason of his being wounded in the ser-! Third Auditor Office, January 2(5, 137. vice, shall be allowed and paid the value j Each claimant can have the stun, which thereof.1' j'may be allowed on his claim, remitted to Each claim under this provission must u "!! direct on his signifying a wish to that be established by the evidence of the oiii- j -Tii'ct, "-"d naming the place ofhis resicer who commanded the claimant when i deuce; but if the money is to he remitted the loss happened, if alivc;or,ifdead,lhenor P;,ui to i,u.V olhcr person, apowerofatof the next surviving oilieer; describing j torncy to him from the claimant, duly exilic several articles lost, the value of each, wntcd and authenticated, should be forwhethcr or not tho same were furnished-l warded with the claim, by the claimant, in what way , and when i To facilitate the requisite searches and the loss occurred, and whether or not ! nvoid delay in the adjustment of the claims, it was sustained with am fault ornodi-l 0iK'' duimanl should name on his papers - ! a. a: .i ; ..cu

"C11C0 011 lUS part. i llu' i '1' masier oi uinei iiisuoi.-ui oiuccrs.

T1IIU1) CLASS OF CASKS.

'iv... 'i'i,;,..i . ...; c .i. t 1 . . . --",

i no i in... ;-Lv,.i..ji ui nit; i.iw eu.iio?

undersigned,

. , ., . , . o i. ii . .: o 1

oilier lha.1'. MO cerlltiealCS r?cni x nmmisMunLO ui io.i I noi at coiuux ,

of officers, who at the time of giving litem, ' xvill bold bis office at the Court House in were in the military service of the United j Wilmington, on the hist Saturday in FcbSlates, must bo sworn lo before some I mary ; and on the last Saturday in every judge, justice of tho peace, or other person J month thereafter. ..- .l l. . - .1 1 ,! TTI.-'-V-H-V.'-H'-.TT-T-T

iimy ;ounoi i;'.e(i io auiiiuusier oains, anooi liiMvi n vvimvck,

winch aut.-iority, proof should accompany

Feb. IS, R-,37.

School Covivt

Dcarhorsi ctiiy Nemiunry. TIIE Trustees of the Dearliorti county Seminary wiil meet at ihe to , n of Willningtoii on ihe second Saturday in Marcli next, at ten oYioek, A. M. on said day. lb C. STiA'EXS,C7cri. AVilmington. 1'eb. IS. 1S.37. '

jus! reciived jroni Hoxton,

m? - - - m . X. V m. - J.". I i I i W TIIE subscriber has a number of notes and accounts lhat have been standing ibis long time, 'and he wauls till those who are indebted to him to call and pay up immedialely, or their accounts will bo put into the hands of a magistrate for collection. JAMBS TAIT. Rising 5uu, Feb. 25,

'That any person who suslainee or shall sustain damage by the loss, capture, or destruction, by an enemy, of any horse, mule, or wagon, cart, boat, sleigh, harness, while such properly was in in the military service of the United Slates, cither by impressment or contract, except in cases where the ri.-k to which the property would be exposed x as agreed to be incurred by the owner, if it shall appear that such loss, capture, or destruction was with

out any fault or indigence on Ihe part of tho owner; and any person who, without any such fault or negligence, sustained or shall sustain damage by the death or abandonment and loss of any such horse, mule, or ox, while in lite service aforesaid, in consequence of the failure, on the part, ot tho United States, lo furnish the same wilh sufficient forage, shall bo allowed and paid the value thereof.''1 To establish u claim under this provision, it will be necessary to produce the testimony of the oilieer or agent of the

i bv whom ho was paid lbr the services of i himself, horse, wagon, carl, leant, boat,' &.c. PETER HACXKK, Auditor.

Editors of nexvspapors, in which the laws of the United Slates are published, in the several Statesand Territories, arc requested to publish therein, the foregoing rules once a week, for fburxvecks, and to send their accounts to the Third Audi'or for payment. I'cb25 : Ixv A ti in i n i f r:a I or ' s A lice.

i THE undersigned has taken out letters of

administration on the estate of Isaac Mil-

i.ku, late of Dearborn county, la., decM

50 pai

50 100 100 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

do. do.

A'Cii's coarse

do. Ei-,

d . coarse Brogans, l ie ; .

no.

Boots,

do.

do. do. do. do. do. do.

10 'S c.

(IO. se do.

Kip. do. . lies Kip Shoetis, Calf Bootees, ( lailer Boots, Lasting Shoes, Kid, do. Seal Biolees,

Children, Shoes,

Ladies Seal do.

And lbr sale on reason. -bio terms, by COOIHIAN vV IIUKi,B'.;iU Aurora. Feb. IS. l.-c.;; . p,,

50 50 25

do. do.

It en $ J This; Till' subscriber has a hrg; number of Notes, Due Bills and Hook. Account which arc unpaid, ami he ta'-es tins

All persons indebted to said estate are re- method of informing those indebted to quested to make immediate payment; and M',u payment All'SF 'oc made by I hose having claims against the same are the. first of March next or he xvill be notified to present them legally authenti- under the ilisagreeahK iu-Ccs-ily of incatod for settlement. Said estate is sup- stituting suits for tb r,jr cf ction. posed to be solvent , J OHX LANCLEY. 1,' l ts is-r MI,'l L1V, , 1 Aurora, Feb. 1.,, ,S37. I'ebruary IS, 1NL. Adner.

Three ccnis per pound iu cash paid for Hags at this oliicc.

Neatly executed at the Times Oilicc,