Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 189, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 1 July 1837 — Page 3
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dent and Secretary, be forwarded to the j It is estimated that the Hotel will cost
editor of the Rising San Times for publication. Daniel Bartholomew, Prcs't. Thomas Folbrk, Sec'y.
DEATH FROM LITSHTXIXG. On'Monday afternoon last, during a severe thunder storm, the house of Mr. Georjje Grcjrg, on the Conncrsviile road.
Jour miles east of this place, w
350,000, anJ the furniture $120,000.
Louisiana Gazette.
The Lowell Courier says that as a substitute for small chance, in these hard money currency tirv.es, a market man from a neighboring town, foreseeing the state of things, besides l is usual load of marketable?, tilled up a cask with eggs to make change with. Thev served him well
tnck bv 1 'or besides answering his purpose as
lightning, and a lad named Martin William- change, lie made sale of a good round cdi-
Admituslraiors' Notice
deceased, are herch
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers would respectfully nn
notified to come ior- imidtothe nnUUr roiK- ti, 1
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A LL persons indebted to the estate of
I - u i.., c r i . -f'v.v.m
-i-BL -is ialc ueuruurn :w., - nounce to the inhab tnnts nl Ris ncrSnn
son, need about 11 vcars, was
instantlv i tio f
killed. The bov was in the act ot blowing i the tire. The fluid descended the chimney, ; and struck him dead. Mr. Grcsrg was i
MAURI El),
On Thursday evening, the 2'2d ult. by
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seated near the fireplace, with a small ! the Rev, Win." G. Monroe, Mr. Mastin child in his arms. He was prostrated, and ' Dasiiif.m. to Miss I.r.vu Ann Hay ley, much stunned bv the shock, though we both of Moore's Hill.
are happv to sav, he received no norma- '
ncnt injury. The child escaped uninjured, i A word or two of caution and advice mav ! not be amiss at the present time; especially as, widi us, the Franklin Conductors; are so seldom resorted to for proic.uijii from the effects of lightning. On the ap-: p roach of a thunder storm, the doors and ; windows should be opened, so that the fresh j air may bo admitted and the room be thus j purified. When the storm comes on, they , tdionld be closed; at all events. n person should remain in the draught of air usually crested by leaving fie in 'open. The m .1. i . . - l.ni.i.w - ..11- (K.t I s.M.i.i !
. , - , ., , , ,,' -, Gamaliel Iayloh. cut object about the house, together with 1 the heated air passing up. attracts the i Lieutenant Governor, lightning. It is therefore, imprudent lo ) Alex. S. Hi knktt. David Hillis.
remain near if, especially il there be tire j
"n the hearth. Feathers are non-conduc
tor ci-msoooonilv. n nersoii rorlminT on i
a feather ted would be in a safe position. We have seen it stated repeatedly of late, in our exchange papers, that persons struck down by lightning have been immediately revived by dashing a quantity of cold water on them; and this, it is said,
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.iu i iki scu.c u,e mu imnieaiaicix j enicrcd into partnership in the Mcrclnuitile with the undors.gneu ; and those having j business. Tliey have now on hand a verv claims against said estate, wid present the ; gcMeral assortment of GOODS, suitable same legally authenticated for settlement. , f0P tjie presclU aiKl approaching season.
The estate is believed to be solvent.
MARY BRUCE, Admx. WALTER KERR, Adm'r, June 10, 1837. 4w
appro;
In addition lo which thev have also for
sale u good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, and intend to keep a general assoi tmsnt suited for all seasons of the year all of which will be disposed of on "reasonable terms.
We think it useless to give a catalogue
SALT. -II srP rooi t-rr1 nnl t coin fl flAA Ivi r,
rt Is first quality Kanawha Salt. Also of our or c.vcn a. Part.,of lllcm'
one first rate flat boat. C. A. CRAFT Rising Sum, June '-21. 1837.
Attorney at Law, WILMINGTON, Indiana. O. HI. & T. W. W. DcCourcy, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Rising Sun and its vicinity, that thev are now opening a Dry Good Store, in Haines Lanius's building one door from the corner up Main Street, where they will dispose of their goods at Cincinnati prices. Those who wish to buy w ill do well to call and examine for themselves. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.
but! "
j invite all to step in and see if we have not j Probate Court of Dearborn CO
something which they stand in need of. j Mav Teem, 1837.
Pc'-fonsvv the matter of the estate
to us nuuriauaiitf, euncr ny ioie, hook account, or otherwise, will please call im
mediately and settle the same; after which
we will be glad to open a new account j
with them. MeKNIGIIT e FISHER Rising Sun, June 3, 1S37. Administrator' Sale.
Annual Election.... 1 or Governor. John Di mont, David Wallace.
Congress.
Amos Lane, George II. Dunn.
Senator,
Johnson Watts, Mark Mi Cracken. Representatives, George Arnold, Pinkxf.y James. John Neal. John Clnpell.
Creditors should always he Candidates. IYOT1CI2. The undersigned (do'nt think him mad,) Is f r the cash in pressing need, Which he long since would sure have had, If you had paid him as agreed.
j ALL persons who arc indebted to the sub-
I senber rillior liv "Yitr or ll.ml.- 'nnCiiunl.
.arc respectfully and earnestly requested , S3LBL1- notice is hereby given that to settle the same without further delay. I JL vc havc adnnnist3icd on the estate ! Debtors, I thank you for our liberal cus- t' James Bruce, late of Dearborn county, j torn, and would asvarmlv ihai.k vou for a deceased, and that we will expose to sale i little of the 'Indispcnsib'lc' just at this j at P"W'c vendue, on Saturday, the 1st day 1 time. Nothing better than "Hoosier" pa-, of July next, at the late residence of the I :.. .1 t ...-n 1. . -o. .... il.ee:ised. 19ni'P. r.lltlr. HoiTS.
j'vi is cajhu. i laiuiui wviiuu wiuiuui i - 3 7 j it much longer. I calmly appeal to your ! MHeop, two Feather Beds and a quanti-
; justice and magnanimity. Come friends, " ot Household 1' urmturc; two stacks ot
one and all, "pav up" that I may "go and ius, a agon anu iwo sets oi vjears, a do likewise.,, The backwardness of some ! Windmill, a Scythe, a Saddle, and various tempts me to believe that thev are wait-j otllcr articles. Sale to commence at ten ing for a "Legal Notice.'' If so, they will ; o'clock, on that day, when the terms will
wait a long while. Sucin is a srame I uc ma(ie known.
never p'ay. II I trast men I suppose
has been oft'eeted in cafes where life was
apparently extinct. Ri;tl:rnic Hi raid.
The Philadelphia LctVer ccntains
County Cierl; Willi vm V. Cheek, David V. Ci lley. Gen. James Dill. Associate Judge.". Alfred J. Cotton. Dams Weaver. 1 John Godi.ey.
MARY BRUCE, Adnix.
WALTER KERR, Adm'r. June 10, 1S.'J7.
On petition
of Benjamin Jenkins, de- for final setceascd. tlcment.
OW comes John Jenkins, administrator oi' tlir. mi.,i ,,c !.,.,: ,: t..
ikins, dee'd., by Major, his attorney, and j files his petition and schedule of accounts
tor settlement, showing that ho has fully administered the assets which have come to his hands, and is now ready to m-kc final settlement of the same; and the same being deemed correct aod true, it is ruled and ordered by the Court ?iow here, that
notice of this application for settlement be published for three weeks successively in the Rising Sun Times, a public newspaper printed and published in the county of Dearborn; and that the Court will proceed to act upon and make final settlement of said estate, at the next August term of this Court, to which time this matter is continued. By order of the Probate Court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Clerk. May 27, 1S37. 3w841T
them to be honest if they prove to be rogues, few cases would justify suits with
them. If they arc "the honest poir,' I j cannot consent to distress them. Why i
friends, 1 was never sued and never sued a! THREE yoke of Work Cattle, and two
.u u.v .... , una an. TmV unuiiui , ors(1, L disnnsrd of at nr
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Work Oxen and Horses.
Sale of Heal Estate. NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree of the Probate court of Dearborn county, I shall expose to sale at the premises, on Saturday, the 2-lth day
look place on the Tub iiist.. before Alder-; oimmssioner A years. man Thompson of Philadelphia, in which Miles Kellogg, Warren Teei the United States Bank was the defendant. ; Jeremiah Croshy. and James Young was the plaintiff. The ! Commissioner 1 icrr, case wns of a ten dollar note presented to Wm. Conaway. John Tait, Jr.
the liank lor specie payment, which was'
to rnnmirnrr snrli n rawnr nnw II' . .. 1 . .'i
t4- ".i . .1 . j 7 j vate sate, on reasonable terms. Apply to of June next , the undivided sixth part ot ",oVe that that man best understands tnc : lhc subscrib liv;nff 5 mi,cs from llisin!I sou(h aft ,)f ,ho southcast q.,irtcP (1 Law who knows how to keep out ot it. giu ou the roaJ toC()L iri.w. pcclion j,1, t(nvnship No. 3, ' c No. o
uc" "5 ou V 1 . 1 uPn DC' ISAAC CLARK. west, ecc. ecc. in the counly of Dearborn,
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1 iiiuiu v.-i'i.vi.iin ii nits Liiuir. f i liat ; si
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i standing and just demands! and that too on
specie payment.
refused. The counsel for the defendant endavored to defeat ihe action, on tho ; ground: 1st. That the plaintiff became . possessed of tb.c note for the express pur-' jose of sueing, which, it was contended, fell under the definition of common bar- ; ratry, as defined by the Act of l'CO. 2d. ' That persons obtaining an obligatiiui for ; the express purpose cf slicing arc barred from recovering by Act cf Assembly.!
The objections were all overruled, and.
Coroner, lex. C. Camehell. Jonas Mendell.
County Convention Xomination for mem- , lausmably ridiculous.
Then friends come on and "pony up,1'
Petition lor Divorce.
! the eve of the election!!! It's imreasona-! lda Abbol,! b-ll tor Divorce. I blc to ask it ! Just think it over A Candi-! ,rs; , , l" lhc Hoarborn C.rcmt
i date sue. ha! Why the verv idea is most -'"septi Ai.uot, ) v.,ourt, vjci. i erm, 100 ,
judgment was rendered for plaintiff.
bers of the Legislature.
For Senator, GEORGE P. BUELL. 7 o r Represe nta'ir es, ENOCH W. JACKSON, ABRAHAM FERRIS, ALEXANDER E. GLENN,
IVo.vrr. of Prisoners. The annexed account of a remarkable escape of prisoners, we copy from the Philadelphia Iqniier ;
of the evening ot June tuth Journal.
Yesterday morning between the hours j of ciglit and nine, some male prisoners in the house of refuge, seized a favorable moment, knocked down the keeper, open-; ed the gates and nearly forty of the inmates e licet ed their escape. As soon as ;
thev arrived without the walls of the pri
State of Indiana, Third Judicial Circuit
I. President Judge cf the circuit aforemid, certify that William V. Cheek will
Louisville uc nMc to perform the duties of Clerk of
' a circuit court within this State.
Receipts arc quickly wrote,
And when the Section day arrives, As you think best be sure to vote. A. J. COTTON. Manchester, June 8th, 1837.
RISING SUN STEAM MILL FOR SAIE. THE Rising Sun Steam Mill, situated in the best and most convenient part of the flourishing village of Rising
! Sun, on the bank of the Ohio river, with ! about 210 feet of ground and a good Warc-
Given under mv hand this Gth day of ! noa?c ls. V", , IOr f , , , in , May 1S37 j country is thickly settled, and the popula-
M C EGGLFSTON 1 tion increasing vcr" fast, this Mill is tavor-1 " ' J ably situated for a profitable investment in j Notice to Candidates Printer's Rule. I the" flour business. Apply to S. Wiggins j
or IV. iS. Johnston, Cincinnati, or to J. B. SMITH, Rising Sun. June 17, 1837.
NOTICE is hereby given to the above named Joseph Abbjt, that the above named Matilta Abbot has this day filed her petition in the Clerk's office of the Dearborn Circuit Court, praying a divorce from him the said Joseph Abbot, foi the causes of
i habitual drunkenness and a failure to proI vide for his family for the past two years;
i and also for cruel and inhuman treatment i towards the said Matilda ; which said com ' vi : .1. .
piamt. w 111 conic 011 ior ucarmg ai iiiu nc.i term of the Dearborn Circuit Court, to be holden at Wilmington, on the 4th Monday in Oct-jbcr next, awl Uli'co lie appear Oil the first day of the said term, it will be determined in his absence. JAMES DILL, C7o. Dumont &, Test, Atfysfor Pct'r. June 3, 1837.
containing 20 acres, more or less; the same will be sold at the premises aforesaid, at 12 o'clock, M. on the day aforesaid, subject to the widow's right of dower therein, for one-half the purchase money cash in hand, and the residue payable in six months from the day of sale, with legal interest from the day of sale, and to be well secured by good personal security. On the final payment of the purchase money an indisputablo titlcwill bo made to the purchaser. JOHN VANDUSEN, Guardian o f the ?niuor heirs ef Ab'm. Vandusen,dcc''d. May 27, 1S37.
KEW AJVD CHEAP SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS: 1 IIL undersigned havingentcredintopar:ncrship, under the finntiBartholoJw l ech have jus rece.v cd and arc now opci. mg a fresh d cWe selection of Sprino and Summer GOODS, of thc hlC8tP vals irom New ork and Philadelphia
KyonsisiiRg, in part, of Broadcloths, Casincts, Casimcres, Circas sians, Bombazcts, plain and fig'd French Mcrinocs, Bombazines, Flannels, Ginr hams, plain and fig'd jackonct and BoeTs. Muslins and Bobincts, painted Lawns, Pompeii, Chalctts, dress Silks, Irish Linens, fancy, dress, silk, worsted, gauze and cotton Ildkfs., ladies cravats, silk blond veils, a splendid assortment of new and fashionable Calicoes, merino and cotton. Shawls-, cotton and worsted Hosiery, Tus can Bonnets, Gloves, a variety of Summer Cloths, Sheetings, Shirtings, Bed ticking, Canton stripes, silk Velvet, Valencia and cotton Vesting?, silk, tur and palm Hats, Shoes; Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Cotton Yarn and Batting. Also China, Liverpool and Quccnswarc ; a general assortment of Patent Medicines, and they intend keeping a supply of E?nn ill' ......I. li.41.i.ln
Such as frock and straight bodied Coat?, Pants, Vest", Shirts, 5cc. ecc. all of which will be disposed of on very reasonable terms for cash, country produce, or on a short credit. They would respectfully solicit a liberal share of the public patronage. Please call and see. BARTHOLOMEW & TECK. Aurora, May 13, 1S37.
Candidates who arc not yearly subscri- j -
bers to thc Times and Journal, must pay
son. they ad ran together in one direction , . !
for some distance, creating excitement i c itoliar, tn advance, to Have tncir names . and alarm bv thc crv cf mad dorr! mad 1 announced and continued as candidates, in j & i W JL JLj JLWm
d i'.! Two of the prisoners divided from ' .!,; nanrr. A responsible name mustac-! vninr. wnvt w .-. .u i,,o i
i i I i.V i V'V..." V ' . . . . . lF UVf H VI 1
ailu Were (liasea 10 Hie M r(,CK f.ir nnniinnrinir r.in- : iii n smnll fiioilv in town. T.ilmra! w.nirpe i
the main IxnU
banks of the Schuvlkiil. here thev pluntr
V'J 111 'J tuv, Hdtti rn ittu dv.ii .'r uu i wri. i eluded pursuit. We hare n t heard wheth-1 adopted by Printers in this State, and they er anv of the fugitives were taken. Thc j will be strictly adhered to in this office.
These rules havc been renerallv
keeper who was kn-ked down, was nol
will be paid. Apply nt this Office.
June 10, 1S37. tf.
j A STOE ROOM, situated in the business
i part of Rising Sun, well finished, and adj mirably suited for a Dry Goods store. Thc 1 whole building, consisting of thc store room, cellar and chamber, will be rented i together. Apply to
PETER R.OGEKS. Rising Sun, June 3, 1!S37.
as we ur.v.erstan-J. feru.u!v inntrca; nut! & ' " . ; . " '.. ' . V. -
on recovering himself, expressed the -.cat- i m AjU&'JBL' m 1 JL .1 00O fistic s I'lUsOurg 5,0:11 , ..ni,!,,;;,, ;,t.!n ,',,,,1:, J. - t , I a good article suitable for blacksmiths and
i, i.mi.n r.Aio.iA.,oi Kissng cm, la. icui ert0 p.,:rrt n, ,i,rt n;r vnf.tn.
ry, corner of Front and Grand streets. R. G. YONGE & Co.
js. f"TT.'
Rising Sun, June 10, 1S37.
Hun ot his dominions. I le raised liie "line , his jwcnill!r t.n Wednesday morning last, I
and cry as soon as possit.ic. . j.c!w-ccn i iUU o'clock, i:i a state of in- ; toxication. Fears, are entertained that A balloon oa? 1 con formed bv Messrs. ' Mr. Bauman has either lost himself in thc Pike, of New York, tor Mr. Green, an En- woods or thrown himself in the river. He -i- I...... !..:.! i ... T.,(V., !md on. when be left, no other annarel
l.i .nn.orinl .ifxvl,J..K is linen coated than a lomr linen night shut, a pair of i I' UIjHU fc, ISAB.i li A, to.
with Irci i rubber lis canacitvis Pd.'.HIO jeans pantaloons, a brown cloth vest, with j T"H"AVK just received from New York
cubic f.ct wiih an ascciive power of 100 silver live cent coins tor buttons, and an pounds, and a capability nf sustaininer that i old pair of shoes. No striking mark is reweight tor 100 hours." It contains 1300 collected about his person except that he yards of linen which are put together with-! a large man, about 0.") years old and has out a siimle stiteb. and requires to inflate j l'?t the two upper frcnt teeth, it 21HX) lls, zinc and 3000 lbs. sulphuric I Should any person find the body of Mr.
acid. '1 ids is indeed ballooning en a ! uauman, and give it decent interment, and
at ion respecting
rf i BBLS. first quality lUolassOS, J Also, lO hogsheads N. Orleans Slli;'ai, just received and for sale at Cincinnati prices, bv "FOLBRE eo DEAN. Aurora, May 27, 1837. 8 ltf
RETAIL GROCERY STORE.
and F:':.de!phia, a rich and splen
did assortment i Spnnjr, Summer, i all, and Winter C OS. "" Also,
grand scale, but we arc disposed to ask for communicate ;;ny iulorma what solid, benefits is all this trouble and lo Elit-xr of the Ris
intr iun iru's.
expenditure? Until! a mode can be in- charges and expenses will be paid, vented by which certainty of direction can j Rising San, July 1st, 1S37. 1 c given to these machine-1, we fear that, ; QrThc Vcvay Times, Warsaw Patriot, however amusingj they will do but little i Madison Banner and Louisville Advertiser
real good. w i:l insert thc above to thc amount of $1 ' and chargo Rising San Times.
CttlK ry, Quccnswarc, &c, &c. all t vihieh they intend selling upon the most accommodating terms, for cash or country produce. Aurora, June 3, 1837. S5tf
Virginia for per. Thc Fredericksburg Arena states that
TAIiEX VP
the workmen at the Pho nix Copper Mine, nY the subscribers on Thursday, 22d in Fauquier eo inty, ha e just stnu k upon J(mC) A jlAFT of Cherry and Pine Luma ein of considerable size and regular t r- hcr ontaininrr H pb,t torms, with about mation, yielding thc genuine copper p r- jq bunches of Shinnies on it, branded J. lies, from which by far the greatest quan- i)extcr; which the ow ner can havc bv
tity et the copper derived lmm Cornwall , .)rovu,,r m-0pC,ty and paying charge
is obtained. i his discovery is important, JOHN S'
TAKES this method to inform the citizens
?! of Dearborn county, that he has formed a
partnership w ith his father, m. lv. Cole, in the practice of the Law in this State. They contemplate a permanent residence at the County Seat, and will be found at their office, up stairs in the court house, at
all times, except when they shall be ab
sent on professional business.
Wilmington, June 3, 1S37.
ns it establishes the fact, hitherto doubted.!
of the existence in this country, or this j State at least, of regular veins of produc-j 'ive copper ore. j
PON EKING,
JAS. DOLBOW. Aurora, June 20:h, 137.
HoTise and Lot Tor Sale.
. j THE subscriber w ill sell at private sale,
Ttir r.vrWtro lintel at New Orleans, i her I louse and Lot situated in the upper
the, lar-inart of I4isin3r Sun. Thc House is of
pest in the world 227 feet front by H'O j Brick, two stories high, with a good cellar,
deep, 6 stories high, with a dome and tow-1 cistern, ecc. I he Lot is a lull one, and rr. whoso ton is 113 fmm il.e rround: has, has a stable erected on it. A beautiful
350 room', and a dining hall 113 feet i view of the River is had from thc door, long; a superb marble statue of Washing-; and is a very convenient situation for a
ton has lately arrived from Italy w hich : dwelling
wm be placed in the centre ot the colon
Cyrus IH'losig" R KsrKCTFi'LLY informs the citizens of Rising Sun and its vicinity, that he is about
to onen a new and fiesh assortment of
Groceries, in the building formerly oc cupicd by Wm. Cullcn, consisting of Li quors, which I will sell at wholesale or rc l,uI" a2SSa
Cogniae, Domestic raid Peach Brandies; Holland and domestic Gin,- Port, Malaga and sweet Wines; Bounce, Cordial, Whisky, Rum, Cider in bottles, Beer, Porter.
Coffee, Tea, New Orleans and Loaf Sugar, Pepper, Alspice,Ginger,Nutmegs, Cloves, Cavendish and common Tobacco, Raisins, Rice, Butter Crackers, Molasses, Vinegar, Salt by the bushel,- Confcctionarics and Almonds, all of w hich he will sell on very reasonable terms. Rising Sun, April 22, 1837. 3m
W. MIL.ES, HAS REMOVED to thc room formerly
occupied by Mr. 1). Fisher, as a Clothing
Store, under the fruiting t-HJice, where he
has just received a handsome assortment
of Spring and hummer uoods ior gentle
men's clothing, consisting in part of super blue , black, brown, gray, plum, claret and Adelaide Cloths; 15 nieces new style
Casimcres; Satinctts and Jeans, a splen
did lot of Vestings, consislimr ol plain and
fig'd Satins, silk and silk Velvet and Meri-
noes: a variety ot Murecll s patent sum
mer Goods, summer Cloths; Camblets,
Eastings; French, sea grass and Irish linens; Italian and pongee Ildkfs. and Cravats: Stocks, Gloves, Collars, Bosoms, half
Ilnsp. Snsnenders. Silks and Sunre. All
kinds ot Trimmings for gentlemen's
clothing, of thc best quality; Gentlemen wishing any article of Clothing, will find it to their advantage to give me a call, as I am determined to sell low for cash. Persons who may buy their goods elsewhere, can have them made up at thc shortest notice. Those who may wish their clothing made at home, can havc them cut in thc best style. W. M returns bis thanks to his customers and friends for past favors and hopes a continuation of their patronage. All those indebted to mo whose notes or accounts are now due, arc requested to call and settle, as no longer indulgence can be given. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.
iVctv Goods THE subscriber has just received, direct from the city of New York, S very general and splendid assortment of MERCHANDISE, Suited for thc present arid approaching seasons, and selected with great care, both in regard to quality and price. He will keep constantly on hand a general supply of Hardware, fine Cutlery, China, Glass and Queensw are, Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationery, and all other articles heretofore kept in his Storej to which he invites the attention of his former customers and the public generally.
S. HATHAWAY. Rising Sun, April 15, 1837.
THE subscribers desire to inform thc public, that they have commenced thc above business at the corner of Front and Grand streets, being thc building here
tofore occupied by T. Davis as a coffee house, in Rising Sun. Inc., and will keep on hand or make to order, an assortment of
Fanc)r,AVindsor&GrccianChairSi
Also. Boston ROCKING CHAIRS, ChiL
drens1 Chairs, and Settees, all of which
they will furnish at the Cincinnati prices; and they hope, by attention to business. and the quality of their work, to nislit a share of public patronage'. R. G. YONGE (So CO. Rising Sun, March 4, 1S37.
ade, at the entrance of the grand saloon.
ISABELLA HILL.
Rising Sun, June 24, 1837.
Ioofc this Waul
THE subscriber having quit business in Rising Sun, hereby notifies all persons indebted to him byA'oe, Due Bill, Book Account, or in any other way or manner whatever, that it is indispensably neccsrary to have settlement made immediately, and that they must come forward and discharge their due., as no further indulgence can be given. Those who attend to this call may find it to their advantage; and
tnose w no negieci u win most assuredly pay costs. The books are kept at the former store room. PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun, May 27, 1837.
liUllESF. & SHINGLES.
1 ,000,000 feet of Lumber of thc first quality, just landed; also, l.CCC.OOO
Shingles, well assorted, and for sale on ac
commodating terms, bv G.'W. COCHRAN. Aurora, May G, 1S37.
NOTICE.
THE Books and Accounts of A. H. Reed,
have been placed in the hands of the sub scriber for collection. All persons wil
take notice that settlement must be made immediately, or the law will have to take
its course in relation thereto. D. WEAVER, J. P. Wilmington, May 13, 1837.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
WE would beg leave to inform the public in general, that we have entered into partnership in thc Boot and Shoe business, and occupy thc stand formerly occupied by L.
N. Hall fc Co. and would miorm ine uidics and gentlemen of Rising Sun and
people generally; that w e win maKc 10
measure Hoots and Miocs oi eerj uesenp-
lion, in thc most fashionable style, and on thc shortest notice. We have on hand a general assortment of custom made Boots and Shoes. We respectfully solicit a liberal share of thc public patronage. J. A. CLARK, WM. II. DAVIS, J. LATHAM. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.
Wool Carding.
THE subscribers w ill carry on thc above business at Hartford, during the ensuing season, and will be ready to commence Cardin-r about the middle of May. It is necessary, in order to have good rolls, that the wool should be well picked and w ashed clean, and all burrs extracted from it. It any wool, after being well prepared as above directed, should be damaged in carding they take thc Bamo and pay theWh-t price m cash. nARpiiAM Hartford, May 6, 1837.
olicc To the stockholders of the Aurora and Napoleon Turnpike Company. AT a meeting of the Directors of the sakl company, held at Wilmington, on Monday, June 12, 1837, thc follow ing w as Ordered, That tho Trcasuverbe directed to give notice in the Rising Sun Times, that eight dollars has been called for on
each share ot stock, and as there arc some w ho have net complied with said requisitions, they arc hereby notified that the Treasurer is directed to collect the samo according to law, if not paid by tho 25th day of this month. For the information of those concerned,
l subjoin the iith section of the charter: "These corporations shall respectively have pow er to call for such portions "of the stock subscribed, not exceeding twentyfive per centum, every six months, as they may think proper, to be paid at such time and place as they may designate, by giving sixty day's notice in some newspaper in this State, or by giving written notices to thc stockholders, in which shall be specified thc amount demanded on cachshare, and the time and place of payment: and if any stockholder shall neglect or refuse to pav such requisition within ten days after the thncViamcd for such payment; the corporation may bring suit against such delinquent, for thc amount due and called for,
in any court of competent jurisdiction, and recover the amount with two per centum interest thereon per month; and if the ainouut cannot be made on execution, or if such delinquent is out of thc State, then such corporation may, by an order on their
books, declare the stock owned by sucn delinquent forfeited, together with thc aniount the owner thereof may havc paid on thc same; and no such delinquent bofore the forfeiture of his stock, shall have a right to vote for stockhf'ders, or receive any dividend on his stock, until tho demands of the corporation are fully satisfied. The corporation shall require of all officers and others in their employ, bond with security, as they may sec proper, for thc faithful discharge of their duties." Robert Moore of Wilmington, Charles Da.shicll of Sparta, and Samuel Pratt, are authorized to receipt in the name of the Treasurer. GEO. W. LANE, Treasurer. Aurora, June 17, 1837.
m 4 CANS very superior Oysters, just I I. received end for sale by April 15. BAUMAN &, RUSH