Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 174, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 18 March 1837 — Page 3
VENDUE.
Township Expose. THE Trustees ot' Randolph township for' jibe years liSJGani 'd7, suianit the follow-' ! fng statement of uliowauces made during ; their term ot service; also, the amount ot
township debt uae ua the 1st March. lS3d,
ON Saturday, the fi:?t day of April next, will fie offered fir sale at the residence of the subscriber, in Rising San. the following property, to wit: One ride Gun. one
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v ai uti, iui is., mini auu ivmuiu luimuue. j ,i ... , i j io f r, , . ,, -t aud the amount oi tax levied in lSoo.
ccc. wc. terms oi saie on an sums ot . T .$3 and upwards, a credit of six months : , AALES. will he sri e n. w ith a pp. roved securitv ; un- Juhn Hunter, services as supervisor $3 37 ; derthai sum. cash. Sale to commence at ; Ceorge Johnson, for do 3 00
ten o'clock. A. M. ASA SHELDON. Rising S i.-i. March 1. 1S7. 3 Stray IIore Creatures.
STRAYED from the ssitseii-l-r. iiviisir -i miles from Yer- . A I i . I, i-. I. :. .
a no s. si is ' in
Am s Hastings, tor do 3 GO
j John Vi:s-n. tor do 2 2a J ha Te it. viewing and marking roads 3 00
do
do do do do
r. Rising S ;a Post ;tark. Jit Y(-rs:til'es.
S'-av ..... ,,i Tl:v bire "7 ve:.:.:
Fias large blazed lace. one shoe
on her r'o-ht hin I toot ; aiso. one Gray Mare. 0 oars old. right eye blind, a sear on one f her tore legs: also, otic Bay Mare (Vi. V; vears old. a small Maze ia her faco. Any per -n taking up one or more " i I creatures, an-.: ending a lew
linec C-c . nelias Mi Ou.ee, or t lax den
shall h: ii-nvisoniely rewarded i,y Cornelius Miller, or II.VYDEN STARK. Marcb IS, ISE. liearlmrii county Seminary. THE Bard . f C -mmissi ncrs for the conn iv of Dearborn, here pr -e cod and solect anr. appoint ihe f dEwing persons as Tru-teis V r -.he cnnty Seminary f r no rear, and :n.ti' their successors are ch sen and qua! it!" yd. to wit:
auv.:cl i a'.K n. lor Elijah Ca kin. tbr Philander MeCardie, for James Eewi--. for Ienj nitia Wi.bcr. for
"in. M ..-is n, for service? ns overseer of tise poor in I 35-33, J uties II iv'e tor do
A; j-ih Iknue t for scrvl-e? as over seen fix -ria 1S0. 31.3 1 & 3o,
Samuel Fulton f-.rdo. ia 1S.10,31. Mr.rtm Stewart for assessing town'p A. E. (iii.na for Advertising J.-hn WiiliantSi-n for not if. mg supervisors of their appointment J. hn il. O'No:;! ti.r !i?tivg ia 1S3!, at.d t; --lilX iioj snp.ervisors. Win. Patterson, serv ices as trustee : A' y h N -rt!i for do Tii- inas I.!n-.Iny tor do A. E. (Venn. sc: ioe? as clerk i) n u Slsaw !r clerk of elections Asa Saoidaa tor do
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50 50 50 50 50 50 00 00 00 00
SFBSHQ & SUMMER CLOTHING. THE subscriber has just been tanking an adoio n to his stock of Gentlemen's Clothing', find has n w a very g.xjd assortment on hand, which he offers tor sale at very reasonable prices. The following are a part of his stock, viz:
Black, brown and steel mix Broad Cloth Coats ; Blue and blue-gray satinet do. Newport and home made Jeans do. Plaid and Summer cloth do. Bleached and unUeaohcd linen Roima'ots. Merino Cas inure and Jeans do. Ight and dark summer stripe do. Blue, L'ack and bivn Cloth Pantaloons, Plain and striked Casiaiere do. Checked and sn iped satinet do. Blue, brown and gra v do do. Corded, plain rm! striped summer do. Sea grass and Jeans do. Blue, black and -ito Cloth Vests:
CO. do. do. do.
Apprentice Wanted. THE subscriber wants an apprentice to the Blnclvsmithing business. A boy from 15 to 17 years of age, of industrious and steady habits, will meet with a good situation. ROBERT CLORE. Rising Sun, March 4, 1S37. C?.S2 TCP. THE subscriber will offer for sale, at his
residence in Clay township. Dearborn co., lad. li miles north of James" mill, on Saturday, the lSih 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 known. WM. SMITH, Adm'r. February 25.
; United States who impressed or contrao- ; ted for the service of the pr.anertv mention-
War Kepartiwent, A5VAE 25, lSoT
RULES in relation to claims provided for i:i s;;' h cEim, and also ci" the officer un-
cy an act ot Congress passed lblh Jan- ocl wi-se mnnedtato commi'nd me same uary, 1S37, entitled "An act to provide ' u'as employed at the time of capture, defer the payment of horses and other prop- ruction, loss, or abandonment; declaring erty lost or destroyed in the military se'r-1 !n w'iat w' i'e property was taken into vice of the United States," -prescribed in! scrvice otMhe United States, tkhe valu pursuance of the 4th section of the said ' jhereol, whtlher or not the risk i o which act. j it would be exposed w as agreed to be inAU claims under the provisions of this curred by the owner, whether or rot, as act must be presented at the office of the I regarded horses, mules, or oxen, he rngaThird Auditor of the Treasure Depart- u1 supply the same with sufficient tor-
mcnt before the end of the next session of I ;,f-5 ut wuat manner the loss happen. "id,
4 00 f 00 II 00 11 00 11 50 10 50 1 50 1 50
Black and 1 lue Si k Velvet P.aiaand tig'd cott..n do Jeans c.r.d Satinet Eight and (.bark aleneia strir
A great aric?y A' Drawers : Striped. andhec!c cot ten Shirts; Red I'iar.aol v.r.dcr and over da. Factory C ,tf-.-n do. A line lot of Mttsiin Shirts, with
sums. (a. liars and ceil-; A g od assortment of Gentlemen's Stocks; A large lot of erv line linen Collars ;
GALL &ND SETTLE. THE sub-e fibers earnestly request all those indebted to them by note, due 1.411, or otherwise, to call immediately and.
Congress and each must be substantiated
tbv such evidence as is hereinafter desig
nated, with respect to cases of the class under whieh it fails. FIRST CLASS GV CASES. Bv the first section of the law it is enacted:' "That any field, or staff, or other officer, mounted militiaman, volunteer, rancor, or
cavalrv, engaged in the military sen ice of
make ?ettkwnt. It is hoped that those ; tu? United States since the lS'ih cf June.
linen bc-
coneoinod wili not neglect this call
We still continue to manufacture and I keep on hau l, HATS of all descriptions, ' which we will dispose of en our usual 1 terms. BENNETT & MORGAN. Rising Sun. Fob. l, 1S37.
s-145 37 Amount of township tax due on the 1st March. 113 i. as near as can
1 Tbatnr lV.!;.ier kJ Robert Moore 3 James Walker 1 Jesse E. tb'lman 5 Spencer Davis 6 Jonathan. ail 7 NatJf i. E. Soc.ibb S Benjamin W dk- r
0 Alex. E. Glenn ' 10 J, hn Tab. Jr. , 11 Wm. S. 1) trbin VI J.-hn B.Clarke 13 Basil James 11 Arch. IE Reed 15 R A art3b:ve. Jr. 10 J. W. Egelstoa
1 e ..M-ortaitiod. was
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I IslO, or who shall hereafter bo in said ; service, and has sustained or shall sustain olaaiige, without any fault or negligent' : on his part w hile in said service, bv the loss ot a horse in bat le. or bv the loss of : a. horse wounded ia battle, and which has ; died, or shall die, of sail wound. . bcin"-1
. : - " . , : so wounded, shall be abaud.aied bv order
C.tton. silk and gam (da-tie Suspenders- ; . "i- ot nts ou.cer, and tost, orsnai! sustain oamTR1MM1 S(JS ! i' tli !;ost oo-'hv ' AT a meeting of the Directors ,f the Au- age by the loss of any horse b, death, or
r:ra. air! .ap,o!een l urnpiKo company, ai;;ia,iotmieni, in censeiptetici. ! Use L nihe'd at Wiitningion. (. n the 4th dav of Feb- toil State failing to supply saffiek-nt ll.rruary, E-37. it was Ordrred, That the age, or because the rider was dismounte I stockholders in said turnpike pay the sum -audi separated from his hoi -e. and ordered of tin ee dollars can each share on or before to do duty on foot ai a station detached
and v, bother or not it w;-s sustained without any fault or negligence cn his part. The sixth section of tlie law enacts: "Teat ia all instances v. here any minor has Leen, or sh.di 1-..? engaged in the military servi .e of the United States, and Was, or shall be proa, lied with a horse or equipments, or ".nil military accoutrements, by Ins. parent or guardian, and has died, or shall d. a. with ut paying lor said prop
erty, an.; toe sa;oe
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17 Jeremiah If. Br-over.
I. James Dill. Clerk of the Board e.f Commissi-. no rs of the canntv of Dearliorn. in the State of Indiana, do certify the above to he a correc t copy from the record .f said Court, as entered on the Otii day of March, l-37. at a regular session of said Board. Given under my hand this 1 1th .lav of March. ISoT. JAMES DILI., Cleric.'
' The above-named Trustees are requested to meet in the Seminary, at Wilmington, on the last Saturday in April next, at 10 o'c! k. A. M. Match i. 1S.J7. Svv
! uvg me
i uc Pro.a.u-im is roqnesieu 10 oue : n , i
the above three insertions.
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Foreign AtSachisBOSst
Stephen Wood. " m. Conaway and Harvey Morse, S a j e r i n : e a . , i n g Commissioners appointed to superintend! the erection of ir.e public S uildtngsat the town of Wihningt!.. Dearborn countv. Ineiana, r.William Erael.
THE d. lendant in the nb-ove suit is herein' uotiriad that the writ m the above suit was ' issued fr.-m the docket of Davis Wc;i E q. on the 1st day of Mr roh, 1S37, and na le returnable within twenty days: that -the said vvu it was returned on ihe 0th dav ''t Mr.r !. 1 st7. and that the said writ is iiow pending, and will be proceeded m aj'recab'V ti-t.be one course nv.-. E. Dl 'MONT, Alt' y. for Prp. Maren In. Is:, 7. ;1 of ISeal ltatc. i'eretiv given, that b.v
virtue- el a .lo ree oi the I robate C ourt
i)eailx i'o c. n?3;v, India .'ia. I shall expose to sale at public outcry, cn the premises, in Uuiotl oOVi;-bb. !V;!n,irOOv,;n! ,i ctween the hours.. f (' ocl. k. A. M. and -" o'clock. P. .on M- ndav . tjje : 1 da y of A-uii next, abo-.it vm i;o acn-s of lan i. nvro r less, off the s,K,b can .. the west half of section i) iii:l ta d P.!. town-hip 3. range . west, in t::e -aid cunt--' of Dearborn, the pr-iia'-rlv i" the heirs of Abraham andat,ni. d o : .-. l: v. hieh b-nd wili be sola ?.:! if ' '. tin- willow s fight of dower. -n
the I- rib oa i ng terms and - no it ions, to wit : . one-half oasii in h ,ad. !iie residue in sr. months from she dav .f aie, with in'eres'.' the Co fared pa, mi nl to be well secured j bv g.r.id pe.-M ta.i security, and to remain a I Jien n tin- land until paid : noon p:; mcnt of which an in-lisjiutai.-'c title will 1 e made to the pa, : b;.-i r. lv or.ler ii! tbeCd-irt: JOHN VANEEZEN. March In. 1 -:7. ("ommixt-.tonfr.
Cirruii Court.
which, added to the allowances ,-:s above, makes the sum i -S-50 01 Atn ) ant of tax levied in 183l, S--- 50 Br order t-f the Trustees. A. E. GLENN, Clerk. Mtreh IS, 1S37. ! X I'acker ol Hay. THE undersigned has invented, and has now m vsa. e;!st:ngs so constructed and cor.fine.l to the low er end of the bay screw and . n the iolb.wer. that where the two mas in c. ntacl there is but little friction, so that near one-half the horse power may be dispensed w ith. Previous to mv using these castings. 1 had to apply the seenr.J horse, and now 1 it-e but one sn.a'l horse, and can pack m ire hay ia iess bulk than anv I sar at Eawre-icebiirgh or Aurora market, t u.tatal faking mv pattcrtis to the E-g'e E-atn .ry. Cincinnati, w here persons wi-mnj to ;,y the c xt'criment mav -all and got the eastings of mv patients by pav-
Ihtv rents. iaewiiote cost wui
e .er S'l. and 1 cm -positive no per
il ce sorry t r ins nams.
CORNELIUS MILLER. Rising Sun. March 11, 1MJ7.
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THE subscriber hereby returns his th.auks to the public lor past favors and respectfully giv es notice that he will mamiia.rtero
J 1' V and keen n h 'lid Sad--!-.dles. Bridles, liar-
ness, Whips. M;.rtines, Tiatnks. an! ail other uiui'ies in his
a i-.y Cloaks ani Winter Coats
n hand. whi. Is 1 will s0!i ;it about cos! ki--c. I wish to return mv sincere thanks for past patronage, and hope to secure a coni;rir.n"c of the same. A number of fhse wh road this adver-: t'.semetit. perhaps are in mv debt. I hope ; they will call and settle immediately, as It am very much pressed t'.r nraiev at pre-' sent. " DAVID FISHER, j Rising San. Mirch 4. 1S57. j Sal? r Ileal lisSatc. : PUSLIC notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree of the Probate Curt of Dearborn county, State of Indiana, I shall expose to sale at public outcry, r.t the premises, in the town X Ilarliord. and county of Deartiorn. a Monday, the 2tli tU;y of March. E-oV. between the hours of eleven oV.ookl A. M. and two o'clock, P. M. all the right, title, interest, claim and demand of 1) iiiud S "ran ion. late of Dearborn countv, deceased, and of his widow and heir, in.
ov er ana. to lii-nts iv ;.iw ,o. D, m tin town of Hartford, which w ill be sold on the ibli.Hving terms and conditions, to wit : one-third of the purchase manev in hand at the tune of su'o; one-third ia six months, and the residue in twelve months from the dav of sale -the deierred payments to be vreil secured bv g od personal security, and up; n Sinai pa meat of the monev. a deed in lee simple will be made to the purchaser. The title is good. PI I ENEAS L. KING, March -i, 1F07. Act! tie Adm'r
i till.
lias Leen, or snail ne
os i. caiuurea. ..cstroveo. or abandoned, in
the manner beibre mentioned, said parent or guardian, sladi 1 e allowed pav therefor, oil making satiOl.ctory proof as in other cases, ami the I'irther proof that lie is entitled thereto, by having furnished tl.e same."' A parent or g.iardian of a deceased minor, will, iiierelbre, in addition to such tes-
to ins claim as is previ
v viesc i: e . u;i e to lurmsu p root that
).i i-.b:d tha Kila a-vatii the nropertv
a: that the minor died
h erooertv ;and that
tun- ny ana,;c;;i.e
in
be pro bled tha iheta .a menti ai
Weil stti pavn
i r ;'.:.
the tjdih cf Auril next.' to G. W. Erne.' i . Aurora ; Robert M-wc. Wilmington ; Chas. D 'o liie'd. Sparta and ililan;or Elias Conwell. Napoleon. STEPHEN S. HARDING. February IS, 1S?7. Scc'i;.
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from his horse, or when t'ne ofditcr ia the innnediite command ordered, or shall order, the horse turned out. to graze in ihe woods, prairies, or common?, because the United States failed, or shall fail, t" supply sufficient forage, and the loss was or shall be consequent thereof, or lor the less ot necessary equipage in consequence of the Ess of his horse, as aforesaid, shall be allowed and paid ihe value thereof: Provi-
VALUABLE PROPERTY
THE subscriber offers lor sale ' That if any payment, lias been or dial!
the tollowin'i- prooertv: A valu- be nuuic to anv one aiorsaid, ior the use
;b!e FARM and TAN YARD, ; rMi, or for ibrage alter the death.
!u;e of business, at bis new slcp, on the corner of Main and Market streets. His work is m ide from the best materials he ran purchase m Cincinnati, and bus prices
D. & G. No. U., Pv.rl direct, Cincinnati, ARE prepared to shew their customers and the nubile, a large and desirabte assortment of DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES. PAL.M HATS, BONNETS, &c. A good assart meat wi.l be kept up throughout the season, and sold on liberal terms. Cincinnati, March 4, 1M57.
'situated ia Dearliorn countv In
diana, one mile from Wilmington, and 3 from Aurora, on the Madison state road. The farm contains 2 S5 acres, with 100. acres cleared; a god brick House, B..ra and Orchard on the promises. The Tan ' Yard has 0 lav'way vats, shop and sheds, .and a good; and extensive neighborhood ; fji customers. Also. , t0 Acres Irving within t; nides of Amora, and li from the mouth of La.uglierv, with 3.5 acres i cleared the.cn. Also, a fa nil containing j IG Acres, ' Eving within fair miles of AuiNra. with -10 acres cleared ihereon. .Vise, a farm of
liQO Acres, Lying within six miles of Aurora, on the Aurora and Napoleon road, with 40 acres cleared thereun. Any person wishing to purchase any of the. abov e farms, would do well to call and see them, as they have numerous advantages not mentioned hero. JAMES LINDSAY. February 'do. Ir-T.
loss, or abandonment of Ids horse, sai
payment fhail be deducted from the value thereof, unless he satisfied, or shall satisfy, the paymaster, at the time he made or shall make the payment or thereafter show by proof, that he was remounted, in which case the deduction shall ( nlv extend to the time lie was on foot: And prodded, a!.se, if anv payment shall have 1 ecu, or shall liereafter be, made to anv j ersua abo e mentioned, on account of clothing, to v. hich he was n il entitled by law, such payment shall be deducted! from the value of his horse or accoutrements." To establish a. claim under this provision, the claimant must adduce the evidence of the officer under whose command he served when the loss occurred, if alive ; or. if dead, ikon of the next surviving officer; describing the property, the value thereof", the time and maun jr in which the i loss happened, and whether or not it was sustained w ithout any fault, or negligence Ion the claimant's pait. The evidence ! should also, in case the claimant was remounted after the 'oss. state when he was rcmotiiiti d. how long he continued so. and
oxoaua wueilier tue nurse whereon no was
ii (I bv the
a not be
lie, the parent or guardian, is entitled to
payment far it, bv his having furnished the same. The seventh section of the law enacts 'That in till instances where any person, other than a lienor, has been or shall be engaged in the military service aforesaid, an 1 has been or shall he provided with a horse or equipments, or with military accoutrements, by any person, the owner thereof, who has risked, or shall take the risk of such horse, equipments, or' i military aeeoanl remcnts ( n himself, and the same has been or shall be lostj captured, destroyed, or abandoned in the man
ner before mentioned
!
and no ms are re a. so
nabk
O
ruers tor anv
article described above, will be thankfully received and. promptly executed. Repairing done on short n .lice. NELSON EASTMAN. Rising Sun. March E1S7.
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THE subscribers desire to in
form the public, that they have
commenced the above business at ihe corner of Front, nod Orand streets, being the building here-
toi'hro occupied bv T. Davis as a codec house, in Rising Sun Inc., and will keep a be. n.i or make to order, an assortment ot F;tncy,"Vin(l.-or&..(ii rocian Chairs. Als-.Eo-t n ROCKING CHAIRS, Chil-a.-ens" 'hairs, and Setters, all of w hich they w ill furnish at the Cincinnati prices; an I they hope, by attention to business, ai ; tba quality of their work, to merit a share of public pair nago R. G. YONGE vV CO. Rising S m.Mireh -1.1SJ7.
THE copartnership heretofore existing be-; tw eea Isaac and W tn. Hancock, was on ; the 1st inst. dissolved by mutual consent, j All accounts are to be settled to, with, or' by sai l E llaaco! k. Therefore all persons j who have accounts standing on book or otherwise, and have not made arrange-; meats for ihe same, will please call and do j such; and by so doing, they will confer 1 ; quite a favor on themselves raid me. as I j I wish to settle up nil the previous accounts ; as soon as possible. I ! We would beg leave to hereby return ; ! onr sincere thanks and the gratitude of our j bosoms, to the public, in v. I ose patronage ami custom we have shared so liberally ia the past : and hone we shall share an humble part in fat arc, as basincjs will be continued, under the same title as heretofore, by E ec .T. I). Hancock. ?. Cv. W. UAi-OCK. Merchants. Wilmir-'ton. March 1, IKE.
.... .. .... renioianea Ii;M U't heen Sunns!
n W fv. 1 n t !.,. .Ilx.n-t Cubed Stales, or beea ov, no;
V . , f . v.. O'C' i 1 1 ill 1 Co 1 i. , 1IU1IUU1, , , ' mounted tiiiiitianian or volunteer, to wnom HAYING entered into partnership in the pavniont for (he use and risk thereof, or mercantile business, m ihe town ol Auro-, p.; i!s t;,,a,TC. x.;,;;st jn ,!u, ,,,M (' 1 .1. . .... c e.iellli - lli! . . . . .
ra. oncer ue u.i.i oi euen.vao .i. j , ; ... .. .,..., ..... .. ... .... .... o
should iniise the
ISERL13ERT, liave just received from New York. Philadelphia and Boston, a very sn'.eiuhd assortment of
claimant, mav have 1
it haul been thus owned.
person, and the command to which he 1 olongeil. And in every itislance in which the claim may extend to ouaioage, ibo
uca the same ci,n.
QOQOS, Consisting of sue. blue, black, brow n and olive lr aid (..Moths : FasliioiK'.b.le st fined Cassunorcs;
Pdu steel mixed, and plaid Cassimoros ;
i otersnam ce lion skiii eioin ior overcouis; i uat anv person v.
olennoes. ;.-cassians, i unimzets. b milia- ; tarv service, ;is a vo
zuies. (irei n. red .".nd white Flannels D irk and light Priiiis ; IVauicb.e.i and unbh-r.ehed Domestic; Sua. Mack and blue black Silk Yelvet;
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FiU hi Chancer: for (i Divorce.
IMai v w inn it. j) David C. P. irnctt.
NOTICE is bar, by given to David C. P irnctt. the abo e-na'n. '.1 defendant, that M .- rv B unc-U, the aho I'-iriiiic-l jtlaintilu ha tiled in the C.rrk's old e of the Dearborn Circuit C oiii. la r potiiion f v a divorce from him the said Divi l C. B inn it. bo: husband, fa 'be cause of his having a fir
mer wife at l! dani's nor; ia
and that nidi iie 1 e an I appear I ( fori
the Judge of the I )e;trb'i n t.'ircait Court.; nt the court hoii: in said county. m Oie i firct oav of iheir next April term, which ! will be holdcn on the fburih .Monday nfA-l pri!, 1"37, then and there t answer to.' gainsay, or deny, llie rdlcgafioiis m tlie snki petition, the s.me will be heard in h;s nbsence, and a decree rendered thereon accordingly. JAMES DILL, Clerk. Ebt:-f.zf.r Dcmont, Att'y.for Vl'jf. March II, 1837.
o W Vr a 4.
ceo tlu f.-aaic la
-! re. unuer
THE suhscrtl or resiicctf.il-
r-i tv bulorms his friends and tb.e,
public that. he has c-immen-
auovc ea.ismess. m the one storv
aiding, next door t,, Peter Bobgers
ie snixu-tntencence '' Mr. J.
F. liviiiiisoN, who will nr-mntbemre and keep on hand a general assortment of Hoots, Mtoes, Pumps, Mippers, aid all .it her articles in that inn- ot business, uvaraf dared out of tb.e best materials. Mr. Harris mi's character as a superior woikmun. is -a saffi-tcnt recomniendation Ihrthewosk I shall offer fir sale. I therefore s it a nortien of pa He pair ui 'ge.
NOTICE is hereby given th.it the under-1 signed have taken out haters cf adniinis-i trati ui on the c.state of Gi:oki: H.vnwoon, dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate are earnestly requested to make immediate ! payment; and all having claims against 1 the same, are advised to tile their accounts I
according to law. The estate is supposed i sonuble terms.
to be solvent. EEEXEZER 1)1 "MONT, JOSEPH IIARWOOI). March 4, E-37. Adm'r.t
e time .f bis, the said doii i:-:-e w lib her the said plaintiff;
JOHN H.
March 1, IN37.
O'NEAL.
Rising !
Administrator-s Notice. NO TICE is lu reby given that I have taken out tellers of administr.ation on the estate of Jon x C. 1 a:w is, dee'd. late of Dearborn county. Ail persons indebted to said Estate, arc: requested t make immediate payment ; and all pcrs ins having accounts .-gaaisi. the same, arc reoncsled to file
CISTERNS. THE subseri! ers having obtained the right f r 1) arborn countv . Indiana, to construct
Cisterns of American Cement, as pat
in!.- 1 i.i O. Parker and oth
give notice tint lliev are readv to conlraci
v ith i-nv persons, in said countv, who mav ' ' l-o A,. e .....: i.: i . i.i.lDearl
v.. sunns oi oil llisiiiiig ii;oilisoi os nun that useful article. Cisterns of ibis Cement have been const neicd m Rising Sun, and are found to be lar superior to the common Cisterns. The subscribers wili warrant those which they construct. Certificates of their utility arc in our possessi n. CROSSEEY vxi CLARK. Rising Sun, Fob. 'Jo, !,v27.
Ginghams. Jci-koncts, bo ik, mull and Swiss Muslins; Kid, hosskin and buckskin Gloves; km! do.; Mittens of all kinds; Brown, watered and black Silk; Cb.ttoii Fringe and Cloud Edging; l .1 inett Fooling, Eaae audi Inserting; i ibiae'.t and Thread Edging, vScc. A large and. splendid assortment of the latest and best Novels siizd School SScoks. Ii toss. Shoes audi HatsiQ icensware, Hardware ati I Ctiilerv; Ilritania Glassware. CHOICE L1UUORS and GROCERIES of all kinds, which they will sell on rea-
Ali kinds of Produce will
be taken ia exenango ior goods. Purchasers would do well to call and see for themselves. We feel thankful for past favors, and hope fir a continuance thereof. COCHRAN & HERLEERT. Aurora, Feb. IS, 1ME. 7oif
tnem accnling to law. The solvency of
the estate is doubtful. ( F.iwSi ERENEZER. DEMONT, Three cents per pound in cash paid for March 1, 1837. Administrator. , Rag, at thi8 othce.
CHARLES H. TEST having resigned his scat as President Judge of ihe (lh Ju-
' ioiciul i in-uit, ho .a iii I l.lil..l.AAl JJLi s, respeetluliv , , , . ? 1 - V!(l 1 l- n f'lif r.'-. I ii.!. r-r.iv-i i-f ii .-rv.n 1 1.
the practice ot Law m the countv oi
lorn.
Judge Test may be found as usual at his reside nee in the low a of Lawreiieeburgh. except whoa absent on ihe Circuit. Mr. D an nt keeps his office as heretofore at the town (f Wilmington, where ho may be constantly found. Any business entrusted to the firm shall receive the joint attention of both; and ciihcr of the firm will attend to the collection of debts throughout the State. "'CHARLES II. TEST, EH EN EZER DEMONT. February IP, 1837. 70tf
several articles of w 1
tod, and tin separate value of each, should be specified. ; Sl.l OXD CLASS OF CASUS. j
! The second seclion of the law enacts : I ..T!. -o I, . :., it, .-.-..;.! .;:;
.II-', ill 111.. . . . I l 1 i i I : I uiiioer or draughted
militiaman, furnished or shall furnish himself with arms and military accent!! -men is and sustained or sir.: 1 1 sustain damage by the capture or destruction of the srane. Without any fault or negiigeu'ce on his pari, or win lost or shall lose the same by reason of his being wounded intheser-; vice, shall be allowed and paid the value Iberia.!' Each claim under this provission must be established by the evidence of the officer who commanded the claimant v. iieu the loss happened, ii' alive ; or, if dead, then ol the next surviving oiibeer; describing, the several articles losi, the aine of ea.-h. whether of not the same were i'ua;i;.-bed bv tb.e claimant, in v. dial v, a , and v, hen the loss occurred, raid whether or not il was sustained with ant fault or negligence on his part. Tiuun (class or casks. The Third section of the law etir.eis: "That any person who susi.uhiot. or shall sustain damage by the loss, capture, or destruction, by an enemy, of anv horse, mule, or wagon, cart, boat, sleigh, harness, while such property was in in the limitary service oi the Failed Stales, e:dior by impressment or eonirac!, ( aveept in cases where the risk to w inch the p.opcrty would lie exposed was agreed to be i-.i utrred by the ow ner, if il shall appear that such loss, capture, or destruction was without, any fault or ncligi nee en the part of ihe ow ner; and anv person w ho. v ithout any such fault or negligence, sustained or shall sustain damage by the death orabtindonment and loss of any such horse, male, or o;v, while in the service aforesaid, m consequence of he failure, on the part of the Unite;! States, to furnish the same with suhTieiit. forage, shall bo allowed and paid She value I hereof.'" To establish a claim under this provision, it w ill be necessary to produce the testimony of the ollicer or agent of the
such owner shall
e aooweu tatv taerei. r. on making satis
factory proof, as ui other cases, and the further proof d:a' le he entitled thereto, yb hn iag furnished the same, and having taken tin r;sk on hi;::-'eiiV' Besides tb.e testimony in support of his claim herein 1 ef ;re required, every such owner, therefore, will have to prove that he did provide the h ave, equipments, or military accoutrements therein mentioned, and t-i.-k the risk thereof en himself, ana. that he i entitled to pay therefor; by having furnished the same, and taken the risk there f. on himself; and this pi oof should 1 e contained in a deposition of the person v. h i had been so provided by him with such horse, equipments, or military aCcoi;! retiK nts. la no case can the production of the evidence, previously described, be dispensed with, unless the impracticability of producing it be clearly proved, and then the n cares! and best other evidence, of which tl-.e ';,:(. mac b" susceptible, must be furnished tn lieu there-i. E erv claim mast be accompanied by a depoitli-n f the claimant, declaring that he has not received front any officer or agautiftlie Fniied Slates, anv horses, equipaga, arms, accoutrements, mule? wagon, cart. 1 ar,:. sleigh, or harness, as tba - a mav 1 e.j in lieu of ihe property he b-st. norafiv compensation for the samef ati 1 be supp u'tod, il" practicable- by the original va'uat'on hst, made-by the appr. i-crs of tin- prooeriy. at the time the i I"-. it..
same. was tuKen auo tue tiiuca otatcs serice. All evidence, other tb.aa the certificates of ..-dicers, v. h i at tlie time of giving them, were m tb.e military service of the United State.-, ia ! e s-.vorn to before sone
a of the peace, or other person I a d to administer oaths, and of iii. nroi.f should accompany . ' " lb F. BUTLER,
'- ere. ':irji cf V ar ad interim. ti'i'iiovr.i'. January -io. 1837. ANDREW JACKSON.
.! 15 - -- 1 duly au:b which cut!-. the e idea:
TKI-tASfUV DltrAUTMEXTj or'. ( pec, J.tnuirn 2t, 1837.
a c!a uu-Tit can nave the sum, which
m-iy be alloyed on hi.-- claim, remitted to hba dire at -n i-ds siy-iify iitg a wish to that eubct. ana n-mSng the place of his residence; but If the m ;oy is to be remitted in- paid I aa.v otlier person, a power of attorney 1 iiini fr. ii! the ( btiniiiut. duly exec;; led and acdi aid'-atcd, should be forwarded wbh the i h'!.,!. To lacilitate the requisite searches and a o.i i oi- ia in t'.ie adjustment of the claim?, each cldu iiini sir i name on his papers the paviiia- i ; or otbo.- disbursing odicers, by whan ho was paid for ihe services of himself, horse, wagon, cart, team, boat, Cvc. Pi:TER HAGNER, Amlitor. Jan! r. eeb", i.' from .Won,
f0 pair Mai.'sc .arse l,ots, oil do. d... !vip. d,o. 1 00 do. d i. oca i so Bregans I!0 do. d . Kip do. .at) do. do. Calf do. "U do. Ro, s coarse do. :,') do. Co. Kip, do. fal do. Ladies Kip Shoes, ei) do. do. Calf Bootees, r.O do. ibi. (biitcr Boots, .o'd do. do. Easting Shoes, 'da do. do. Kid, do. ail do. Miss. Seal Buofces, :,) do. Cliibh-en, Shoes, 25 do. Eidies Seal do.
And for sale on reaonohle terms, br COMHEN HURLBERT. Aurora, F-b. Jn, 1n37. Ct