Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 194, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 5 August 1837 — Page 3

ACCIDENT.

A boy about twelve years old was drowned at the river on Monday last, in the afternoon. Every exertion was made to recover the body; but owing to the na

ture of the ground, il.ey were unavailing , on Friday morning the body raised and was taken up. This should operate as a caution to parents how they permit thnir children to venture into the n.cr unaccompanied by fersons capable of taking care of them, t has often been a matter of surprise to us that more lives have not been lost among the children of this nlaec bv drowning. Go

I . to the river when you will, you can count dozens of children from six to twelve years of age, paddling round, in water ten and fifteen feet in depth we have not learned the name of the boy drowned, but understand he is the son of a stranger lately arrived in town. Palladium.

A Premium Paid for United States Paper, Gold and Silver. CALEB A. CRAFT. Rising Sun, July 'G, 1837.

MARRIED, On the 23d ult., by Mark MeCraeken Esq., Mr. Jvdau B.vtLV to Miss Abigail Tibbets, all of Dearborn county. On Thursday evening the 27th ult., by the Rev. Win. G. M mroe, Mr. Robert E. McCleary to Miss Cyxthia, daughter of Charles D.ishiell, all of Moore's Hill.

Look at This. ALL those indebted to the undersigned by note or otherwise, are inf-rmed that he will receive Wheat, Oats, and most kiuds of country produce in payment, if delivered by the 12th of August, at his old Store Room. Those w ho do not comply with the above, may expect to find their notes

and accounts in the hands of the proper officer as I will leave for New Orleans

immediately after the 12ih inst., PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun, July 29, 1837.

SADDLES & HARNESS.

Isaac Coyle BEGS leave to inform his' former customers and the public generally that he continues to carry on

r ttir Snfl.llincr business, nt

Ilia UIU SKlllU, III lllVi VVJ v II of HARTFORD, where he will keep on hand and make to order

Jlrs. Van IJuscii,

PROPOSES opening a School in Rising

Saddles, Britlles, Harness, Whips, Martingales, Saddle-bags, Trunks and all other articles in his line of business. His materials are of the very best quality, and he is determined that his workmanship

NOTICE. WHEREAS, my wife Susannah Adams has left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, this is to caution all persons from crediting heron my account, as I am detcrmiued to pay no such claims. MOSES ADAMS. July 8, 1337.

patronage. Orders tor Saddles or otner

i articles, will meet with nroniDt attention.

Sun, for the instruction of Young Ladies, i Repairing will be attended to on a short

ISAAC COILE.

a SMS88 TAKES this method to inform the citizens of Dearborn county, that he has formed a partnership with his father, Wm. R. Cole, in the practice of the Law in this State. They contemplate a permanent residence at the County Seat, and will he found at their office, up stairs in the court house, at

shall be equal to any shop in the country; j a times, except when they shall be abhc therefore solicits a portion of the public I scnt on professional business.

last of Letters Remaining in the Post Oniee at Wilmington, la. July 1, 1837. Those not taken not in three months will be scnt to the General Post Office as dead letters. Ashcraft Sarah Jourman Wm Anthony Philip Kelly Elder R Bcnty Thomas Keen Daniel Beard Hiram Knapp Samuel Bishop Ebcnezer C SKcrr David Brooks David A 2 Milburn Nathan L Bruce James Moss Esther

Buffington Stephen Mendell George

of I

Mid

notice.

Hartford, July 15, 1837.

in the Common and Higher branche education; including Music, Painting

Embroidery. The common branches, Reading, Writing, Grammar Geography, Arithmetic

'and plain Sewing, per quarter 3 00

The higher branches. History. Rhetoric.

Philosoohv a nd B.lanv " 5 00 1 State of Indiana, 1, William

Drawing and rami ing

Wilmington, June 3, 1837.

Annual Election....

For Governor, Joiix Dumont, David Wallace. Lieutenant Governor, Alex. S. Bcrxett. David Hillis. Congress. Amos Lane, George II. Dcxn. Senator, Jonxsox Watts, Mark McCrackex. Representatives,

BY vtituc of a writ of election, to me directed, bv Noah Noble, Governor of the

Dils, Sheriff

3 00 'hi and for the county of Dearborn, and

Exocn W. Jackson-, Nath'l. L. Sqcibb. PiNKNEY James. JOHX CCXDELL.

A br am Ferris, Alex. E Glenn, George Arnold, John Neal.

Jacob W. Egelstox. County Clerl; William V. Cheek, David Y. Cillev. G.n. James Dill. Associate Judges, Alfred J. C tton, Davis Weaver. John Liv ingston. Probate Judge, As.vrn Buck, John McPike. Jonx Palmer. Commissioner 3 years. Miles Kellogg, Warren Tenuis, Jeremiah Crosby. Joseph Adams, David Nevitt, Robert Hargit. Commissioner 1 year, Wm. Conaway. John Tait, Jr. Coroner, Alex. C. Campbell. Jonas Mendell.

Embroidery and Figure Work 3 00

Lessons in Music, and use of Piano for practice 10 00 Ladies furnishing their own instruments for practice 7 00 Pupils, by the year, wishing a whole course of instruction, from the lowest to the highest, may have a liberal deduction from the above prices. Payment made at the expiration of each half term; at such time any wishing to discontinue, can do so, without further charge. References for character and qualification can be 'riven from satisfactory sources.

I and those wishing to Patronize the School land send pupils, are invited to call r.nd ! examine specimens, on the 11th and 12th of August, at the residence of Mrs. Van j Duscn (h usc lately bult by J. A. French.) ! The School commences on the 14th I August.

Rising Sun, July 29, 1837.

State aforesaid, do hereby make known and proclaim, that a poll will be opened and held, as prescribed bv law, at the

several places of holding elections in said county, on the first Monday in August next, to elect one Probate Judge to fill the vacancy occasioned bv the resignation of the Hon. John Livingston, of which the legal voters of said county, and the several oft'icer and judges of elections thereof, w ill please take notice and govern themselvs accordingly. WILMAM DILS. Sh'tF. D.C Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. July 15, 1637. j

TAKEX UP BY the subscribers on Thursday, 22d, June, A RAFT of Cherry and Pine Lumber, containing 10 plat forms,, with about 40 bunches of Shingles on it, branded J. Dexter; which the owner can have by proving property and paving charges. "joiin stoneking, jas. dolbow. Aurora, June 20th, 1837.

Bruce Charles

Carpenter Michael Clerk's office Chilson James Clement Hannah

Dill James

Dickey Lawrence

Durham John 2 Davis John Eggleston Judge Gullet John Grove George

Gordon Thomas B Griffin Margaret

Hinds Henry

Huffman Wm Hancock Isaac &-co

Johnson Henrv

Jennings &, Brew-

ington

VENDUE!

STONEWARE POTTERY.

THE subscriber will cxp so at public auction, on Saturday, the 2f"hday of July, inst. at the late resi' m o of James Fleming, decM. the flowing personal property

i of said dee'd. v. :t 1 voke of oxen and

cart, 1 horse, 1 ow and calf, corn in the car. a quantity ofca.lt pork, one loom, far-

Thomas C. Hall,

John S. Percival. !

Indiana. ) ial Circuit.)

Set.

State of

Third Judicia

I. President Judge of the circuit aforesa". certify tint William Y. Cheek will be able to perform the duties of Cleik of a circuit court within this Stale.

Given under mv hand this 6th day of:

Mav, 1837. M. C. EGGLESTON.

IT11E under igned hereby ,;ives notice to i

; his Irienus ami the public, mat the continues to carry on the manufacture of Stone ! Ware, at the establishment .formerly occu- ! pied by J. M. B irkcr, (which he has purchased.) near the corner of Market and j Grand streets, in Rising San. He intends j to keep always on hand a large and assortjed supply of Ware, which he will sell at ! Wholesale and Retail, ! on the most reasonable terms, and which ! he will warrant to be of as good quality as jany manufactured or brought into this country. Merchants, Traders and others, iare requested to call and examine his i - .-i .:. i ll -i it

ware, even u uicv snouio noi mi v. no

returns his than s to his former customers for their patronage, and hopes to receive a continuance of the same. JOS. BARRICKLOW. Rising Sun, July 22, 1837.

ming utensils, a

voung hogs, and

lot ot very handsome numerous other articles.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when due attendance will be given. WM. T. FLEMING, Adm'r. July S. 1S37.

RISING SUN STEAM MILL For Sale or Rent.

HE Rising Sun Steam Mill, situated

in the best and most convenient

part of the flourishing village of Rising

b in, on the bank ot the Ohio river, with

about 240 feet of ground and a good Ware

house, is offered for sale or rent. As the

back country is thickly settled, and the pop

ulation increasing rapidly, this Mill is favor

ably situated for a profitable investment in

the flour business Apply to S. Wiggins

or IV. o. Johnston. Cincinnati, or to J. B. SMITH, Rising Sun June 17, 1S37.

THE highest premium will at all times be given for GOLD and SILVER, bv R. BUCHANAN. Cincinnati, July 8, 1837.

Notice to Candidate Printer's Rule. Candidates who arc not yearly subscribers to the Times and Journal, must pay one dollar, in advance, to ha e their names announced and continued as candidates, in this paper. A responsible name must accompany all requests tor announcing candidates. These rules have been generally adopted by Printers in this State, and they will be strictly adhered to in this office.

AOT1CE. ALL persons having unsettled accounts

I with the late firm of B iuman &. Rush, will

call as soon as possible and make settlement with the subscriber. MARIA T. RUSH, Surviving Partner. Rising Sun, July 22, 1S37.

rv

.10 OO Bush. Wheat Wanted. THE Subscribers will pay the highest prices for Gocnl Merchantable Wheat, delivered to them at Aurora. FOLBRE, BALDWIN & CO. Aurora, August 1, 1837.

Qy-The subscriber will continue to caron the Grocery business at the ok!

stan,I, where will be kept a good assortment of roeeries and Eiquors, of the best quality, and which will be sold on reasonable terms. Old friends and customers can be aceomm dated as formerly. All calls in that line will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. MARIA T. RUSH.

THE Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church, met at their meeting house, in Rising S m, on the 3d instant, and concluded to build a new meeting house, so far as they have, and can get means. TIIOS. JONES, Prcs't. Rising Sun, July 8, 1837.

to wit:

Administrators' IVoticc.

A I'L persons indebted to the estate of

- J.ioes Buce, late of Dearborn co

(.creased, arc ncrenv noiinci to come tor-

ward and settie f.he same immediately

with the unocrsifneo: -ind those having

claims against said estate, w.'H present the

ame legally authenticated for settlement

The estate is believed to be solvent.

MARY BRUCE, Adm'x.

WALTER KERR. Advrr.

June 10, 1S37. 4v

McCullough A C

Norris Richard H Powell J Packingham Mary PoILt Th'.m-js Reid A II

Reed August II Richardson Peter cc Brothers

Stni;h Reuben Stevens Joseph Squibb Mr surveyor Slovens &: Glenn Yinson Beiiuda Yinson Wm Worlcy Francis 3 Worley Margarettc Willny Mary Willis James 00

RETAIL GROCERY STORE. Cyrus Belong Respectfully informs the citizen3 of Rising Sun and its vicinity, that he is about to open a new and fiesh assortment of Groceries, in the building formerly occupied by Wm. Cullcn, consisting of Liquors, which I will sea al wholesale or reCogniac, Domestic and 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, Aispicc, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cavendish and common Tobacco, Raisins,

Rice, Butter Crackers, Molasses, Yinegar, Salt by the bushel, Confectionaries and Aim. 'nils, all of which he will sell on very reasonable terms. Rising Sun, April 22, 1837. 3m

D. WEAVER, P. M.

Eist of EeUcrs

Remaining in the Post Otlice at Aurora,

la. Julv 1, 1837. Those not taken out in

LlgUGH AND PRODUCE STORE. THE subscribers have opened a house in Aurora, where they intend keeping con

stantly on hand a general assortment ot

i

three months will be sent

Post Office as dead letters.

to the General

Abbott John Y Basset t Horace Bush Benjamin Cochran George 2 Collins Wm Davis II Dean Abicl Darrar W L Eskleman Adam Frnsier Samuel Hastings S C 2 Jones D ivid

Jones Wm or Isaac Johnson Win Owings Saruh Ri!cy"0 Smith M'Uitsier Sheldon Isabel 2 Stephenson Sally Sues insoti Tavlor Th.-masT Watkin? John 2 WbirScr Samuel Worlev Andrew

28

D. BARTHOLOMEW, P. M.

T

N ft

HE subscribers have for sale about 3. 00D bushels of Pittsburg Coal ,

a good article suitanlc tor olacksmillis and other uses. Enquire at the Chair Facto

ry, corner of Front and Grand streets.

R. G. YONGE & Co. Rising Sun, June 10, 1837.

Eist ol" fjctierf Remaining in tho P .stOioce at Hartford, la., July 1, lb3 7. Th-se not taken out in three months will be scnt to the General Post Oiiicc as dead letters. Henry B.irricklow Jsnc B Pureell Man aim B.irricklowThomas Plurnmcr Jt Con i wav Robert Packingham James Downey N G M Scoter

Joseph Daugherty Stephen R Tinker

i CONS1STI.NG, : Rio C otTec j Ilavanna do Imperial Tea ; Young Hyson do j Pimento, Pepper ! Ginger, Rice N. Orleans Sugar I Loaf do ! Almonds, Raisins j Ch .colate i S nr .nnd C.;nd!es

First lY.toh To'oacco

Li'xn'isr.

IN PART, OF Common do Spanish Cigara Malce do Common do Cogr.iac Brandy American do Holland Gin Common do Port, Madeira. VtinG9 S M.a!ng;1

rudonce Holmes

Sarah Jiukcns

James S. Learned

lannah Morris Icnry Osborn

aron Purcell

70 mrr-

BBLS. first quality Molasses, Also, lO hogsheads N. Orleans

70 ins a

cinnati prices, by

SllUar, just received and for sale at Cin-

IVealN Fever fc Asuc I'ilN. Warranted to Cure or the money Refunded NEAL'S FEYER & AGUE PILLS, have been used for the last twelve years, in various places in the South am! West with unparalleled success in the

cure of Fever and Ague never having failed of effecting a permanent cure in any case however severe, when the directions have been strictly adhered to. They are composed of harmless substances and are warranted to contain nothing in the slightest degree injurious to the Constitution. They arc, also, a most excellent remedy for diarrhra. A half box will general! effect a cure, and in all eases when one box does not effect a radical cure the money will be refunded. Observe that each box is signed R. Neal on tho outside wrapper; as none other are genuine. For sale by the subscriber, who is appointed Agent for the Proprietors. CALEB A. CRAFT. Rising Sun, July 26, 137. A O T I C E . THE firm of Craft fc S n, has been dissolved almost one yea rand a number of claims yet remain unpaid Therefore hiss to notify those that may be concerned, that I irant my money, and this is the last call from me.

My B Kks, notes, .Sec. are left with Mr. Lynn, who is duly authorized to attend to

tncir eetttemcDt. JOHN B. CRAFT Rising Sun, July 26, 1837.

DRY GOODS, JRCCERiES, &C. Elites & For in a ii TTAYK formed a co-partnership in the B Dry Goods ami Groeerv line, and

I n.iv u commenced business in tjte room undor the Printing Oitico, on Main street,

and have j.ist received a handsome and well selected assortment of

Which they will sell as low as can be. had at any other house in town. They intend keeping on hand an assortment of Ready made Clothing, Manufactured from good materials, and in ihe best manner. They respectfully request their friends and the public to give them a call, and examine the quality of their stock and the prices. W MILES will attend to all orders in the Tailoring line, as usual. Rising Sun, July 13, 1837.

ALT, persons indebted to W. Miles, arc requested to call and se'tle. Those who neglect this call until after the first of August, may depend on a legal notice.

T

his

LiOofc Here: HE subscriber has a large amount due him, in notes, due bills, and on

books. A great uniiv of these ne-

counts arc of long standing, and he now hereby gives public notice, to all persons concerned, that unless they come forward immediately and make payment, or enter ntM lmc Palisfactorv arrangement, suits will be brought against them, without respect to persons. GEORGE B. HALL Rtsmg Sun, July 15, 1837.

STATE OF INDIANA.? Ripley county, $

Ripley County Probate Court, May Term, 1837. General S. Jaquith, AdniT.'i

of Nath'l T. Jaquith, dccM., I on complaint

vs. of msolvcnThc Creditors of the said cy. Nathaniel T. Jaquith. J THE said General S. Jaquith having filed

his memorial in this Court, shewing the condition of the said estate, and complaining that the property, both real and personal, is insufficient to pay the debts and demands outstanding against it; it is theretore Ordered, that the tiling and pendency of said complaint be made known to the

creditors ol the said Nathaniel T. Jaquith, decl. by a publication of this order for six weeks successively in the Rising Sun Times, a weekly newspaper published in Rising Sun, Dearborn county, and that they be informed that unless they notify the said administrator ot the existence and

extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of tho nature.

date and description of the contract, or as

sutnpsit, upon which the same may be

founded, m the office of the Clerk of this

Court, previous to the final distribution of

the assets of the estate of the said decM., such claims will be postponed in favor of those of more diligent creditors. By the Court: DAVID P. SHOOK, Clerl: July 1, 1837. (nv House and Eot For Sale. THE subscriber will sell at private sale.

her House and Lot situated in the upper part of Rising Sun. The House is of Brick, two stories high, with a good cellar, cistern, ccc. The Lot is ;i full one, and has a stable erected on it. A beautiful view of the River is had from the door, and is a very convenient situation for a dwelling. ISABELLA HILL. Rising Sun, June 21, IKil. d miii istra tor's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out letters of administration on the estate of James Fleming, late of Dearborn county, Ind. decM. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Tho said estate is supposed to be solvent. WM. T. FLEMING, Adm. July P, 1:V7.

FOLBRE &. DEAN.

Aurora, May 27, 1837. 8 ltf

Eit oi Letters Remaining in the Post Otlice at Rising Sun, la. July 1, 1837. Those not taken out in three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

Avcy Benpmin Jack Wade II Applegate Thos F Lamhdin Wm S

Barricklow Maria B irricklow Sarah Barricklow Coonrod Bennett A Bennett Samuel Bascum Isaac Blake Stephen Cornelius Elcnor CanVv John II Clark Wm I) Dickenson Thomas Freeman Dennis L Force Charles 3 G rover Isaac Gregory James Goldson Mary Gregory Thomas E Goodfcilow M (innings John Ilutchins Evelina Holman Sarah

Henry Elizabeth Haskins Wm A I licks A W llamp Caleb R Hauslow Michael Harwood Ebcnezer Jayncs Daniel

Lee Ri. hard Miller Almira McDowell Robert McIIenry James Maxtcn Stephen Mc Cormac Wm McCoy S B 2 McCormic Alfred Moore Henry II Nelson Thomas Nickcrson Abijah Patterson W m Pepper A C 2 Pea rle Wm Rice James G Radley Jacob Steward Mary . Stewart John Stewart Stephen Stevens Rachel Seward Elijah Sprague Hezckiah Stophcr Jacob Serbor John Seely John J Winters Hannah Whitworlh Thos II White Matilda L 2

THE subscriber having quit business in '

vising Sun, hereby notifies all persons in-j

debtcd to him by oic, Due. Ind, L-ooir

Account, or in any other way or manner

whatever, that it- is indispensably necesrary to have settlement made immediately, j and that they must come forward and dis-j charge their dues, as no further indulgence j can be given. Those who attend to this!

call mav find it to iheir advantage ; and:

those who neglect it will most sissurcdiy ; pay costs. The books are kept at the for- j mcr store room. i

PETER ROGERS, i Rising Sun. Mav 27, 137. j

JOIIX LAX I US, P. M.

Chester Thayer

Ransom Tinker Timothy W;ird Ji.ha Weathers James Wymond Andrew We Her K. LEWIS, P.

M.

uicvdew Whikev and Flour Btco

;u:,t received fr 'in Pittsburgh,

0 t-ns besl assorted Juniata Iron ,v0 keg-; N ii!s, do 10 ) boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes f0 boxes H illow Glassware 2000 pounds Manilla Cordage 50 kegs White Lead Trace chain , IIocs, Shovels, Hammers, Aug; i re, Iudig, writingand wrapping Paper, Powder, Shot, Lead, Mackarel, &c, all of which they will sell, wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable terms. They will also attend to all Reciving, Forwarding and Commission Business that mr.v be entrusted to them. FOLBRE & DEAN. Aurora, Mav 13. 1837.

JLooU this M'

FOEBRE, ilALIWLV & Co.

IT AVE just received from New York B and Philadelphia, a rich and splen

did assortment of Spring, Summer, Fall,

and W inter CCCZS. Also,

Cutlery, Qucensware, &t

all of which they intend selling upon the

most accommodating terms, for cash or country produce.

Aurora, June 3, 1S37. S.;tl

Creditors should always be Candidates. NOTICE. Tho itndersignM (do'nt think him mad,) Is for! he cash in pressing need, Which he long since would sure have had, If you had paid him as agreed. ALL persons who are indebted lo the subscriber cither by Note or Book account, are respectfully and earnestly requested to settle the same without further delay. Debtors, I thar.k you fur jour libera! custom, r.nd would as warmly thank you for a lit lie of the "Indispensiblv'; just at this time. N -thing better than "Hoosici"' paper i cxp.ecle.il. I cannot well do without it much longer. I calmly appeal to your justice and magnanimity. Come friends, one and all, "pay up" that I may "go and j do likcwisc.,1 The backwardness of some j tempts me to believe that they are waiti ing for a "Legal Nu'-ictv' If so, they will j wait a long while. Slicing is a game I never play. If I tn.sl men I suppose ! them to be honest if thev prove to be

Attorney at ILaw, W I LM I N G TON, I x civ n a .

j r igues, few cases would justify suits with i them. If they are "ihe honest po.jr,1' I j cannot consent to disiress them. Why I friends, I was never sued and never sued a

man in all my life, and am quite unwilling to eminence such a career now. I ''Judge' that that man best understands the Law who kii'iws how to keep out of it. Then ifvou please, don't in.sisl upon being slk ! before you pay '"that, thou owes' " more especially at this time. Whc 1 .j (Candidate, compelled U sue f .r 'j on,rslandir.g and just demands! and ,).., i,,,l

COPARTNERSHIP.

THE subscribers would respectfully an nounec to the inhabitants of Rising Sun

and to the public generally, that they have

entered into partnership in the Mcrchantilc business. They have now on hand a very general assortment of GOODS, suitable tor the present and approaching season. In addition to which they have also for sale a good assortment of Ready Made Cloth ing, and intend to keep a genoral assortm nt 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 of our goods, or even a part of them, but invito all to step in anil sec if we have not something which they stand in need of. All persons whatever who are indebted to us individually, either by Note, Book account, or otherwise, will please call immediately and Fettle the same; after which we will bo glad to open a new account with them.

! Mcknight t fisher. i Rising Sun, June 3, 1R37.

Doot and Shoe Manufactory, j WE would beg leav e to inform the public j in general, that we have entered into partncrsliip in the Boot an;! Shoe busine.-s, and j occupy the stand formerly occupied bv L. N. Hall &. Co. and would inform the la-j dies and gentlemen of Rising S ;n am! people generally, that we will make to measure Boots and Shoes ef every do: crip-i tion, in the most fashionable style, r.nd on the shortest notice. Wc have ei. hand a

general assortment of ctom made B.vits and Shoes. We respectfully solicit a lib eral share of the public patronage. J. A. CLARK, WM. H. DAVIS, .1. LATHAM. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.

t!.e eve o

die to ask date sue, laughably

f the election!'.! It"

iu : rid it

Jur-i think it

Why the

Uuus.

s unreasona-

over A Candi-

verv idea is most

Then friends com ,, 011 nni u.)onv Receipts are qj,.ky wrote,

ADU Wlien. 11'. f, iif.fi on i av

Ut)

arrives

SttO'ft lar-

'S ALT. JUST received and for '.nh rcls first quality Kanawha

one first rate flat boat., C. A. CRA1 Rising Sun, June 21, 137.

4- L.'uiJil'H C-!

f ,000,000 feet of Lorn! ei

Quality, just landed: also

f the. Ii

.v I

uiiiuj;.-., vu .oi.eujjmu lorrmr- in 4:C. i commodating termr., by " "g,'w. COCHRAN. ! Aurora, Mav 0, 1S37. '

As ym, tliink Lest be sure to vote. A. J. COTTON. M:t iichcster. June 8th, 1S37. EViilion for Divoree. Matilda Abboi. Dill f,,r Divorce. vs. s In the Dearborn Circuit Joseph Abbot, ) Court, Oct. Term, 1S37.

j NOTICE is liorchyivcn to the above na

med Joseph Abb t, that tho above named M itilta Abbot has this day filed her petition in 1 he Cleik's otlice of the Dearborn

I Circuit Court, praying a divorce from him the said Joseph Abbot, foi the causes of hal itual drimkenness and a I'ailuro to pro- ; vide, for his family for the pa't two years; J and also for cnu I ruid inhuman treatment I towards the s;id Matilda; which said com ! plaint will come on for heai ing at the next j term of the iV-Vtorti Circuit Court, to bo holde:1. at AVdiiiingtoii.on the -Itli Monunv

1 unless he appear on

t 1 :u Oct .her next, an

the first day of the aid term, it will be detonriiticd in his absence. JAMES DILL, Crl-Dt.-.Hoxr TrsT, A'?s for Fcr .Tine 137.