Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 197, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 9 September 1837 — Page 3
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There can be no doubt that those who framed and adopted the Constitution, having in immediate view the depreciated paper of the Confederacy of which five hundred dollars in paper were, at times, only equal to one dollar in coin intended to prevent the recurrence of simitar evi!s, so'Far at least, as related to the transactions of the new Government. Thev gave to'Congress express powers to coin money, and to regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin; they refused to give it power 4o establish corp orations :he agents, then as now. chiefly employed to create a aper currency; thev prohibited the States from making anv thing but g!d
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. The following arc the rates of advertising agreed upon by the Indiana Editorial Convention, and which now govern the .nembcrs of the Editorial Association of this State. They arc the prices charged it this office. For one square, (15 lines, or less,
in ihe Times,) 3 insertions, Each addition:;! insertion, -One square 3 months, " G " -" 12 " -Two squares, 12 months, -
Three squares, 12 months,
rear,
and silver a legal tender in payment of debts; and the first Congress directed bv
positive law. that the revenue should be j oilc column (-1000 ems) per y received in n .thing but g !d and silver. j Thrcc.fourlhs of a collimn
11 ill a column,
Fourth of a column,
A deduction of 20 per cent made on advertisements longer than a quarter of a
$1 00 25 3 00 C CO
10 00 15 00 20 00 GO 00 50 00 35 0! 25 00
Sale oi Real' Estate. BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn count v, rendered
i -t vttf AllTiist Inrm 1 S!IT f ,ri!l l.00U
ii it-- -. -jl,-"- ? , i: i, i it imo oi day of September, 1837, nt 1 o'clock, offer at public outcry, on the premises, to the highest bidder, thirty-five acres of land, being part of the east hah of the south west quarter of section No. 1, township 0,
:i nd lots No. 25 and 24. The first men-1 ranSc cm, m eparta township, Dear-
tioncd lot, No. 40, belonging to Geo. W. wrn county, Indiana; being part of the Cochran ; No. 47 to Nelson Lathrop ; N . real cstate whJ':h of Stephen J. Payne, '25 to J.isfmiIi Grove, and No. 21 to Geo. P. ,dte 'ec J- Tue saiJ tand will be sold for
Bucil and Geo. W. Lane. one lia!f cash. in h:llld d the residue in
Notice B S hereby given, that application will be
E made to the board of Trustees of the j
corporation of the town of Aurora, at their meeting on the first Saturday in October next, being the 7th day of said month, to vacate so much of ihe alleys in the town aforesaid, as lies between lot No. 4( ant'
No. 47, and between pub'ic square No. 1,
column, when published six mon'.hs, or by the year, and not altered. All advertisements authorized bv law,
ip-Our pnper has again been delayed ! in order to give as much as possible f the ! President's message this we?k. It was not received until after dark on Ft iday. We are indebted to D:. Haims for a copy, who brought it from Cincinnati. The re
mainder will be issued as soon as possible. ! llK,st ,c invariably paid for in advance; as also, nil advertisements coming from (jN o news from Congress, except that persons w ho are not subscribers. Mr. Polk (democrat) of Tennessee, was j Advertisements coming from abroad, elected Speaker of the House, over Mr. ! must be accompanied with the cash, unRki.i. whi.rN of ibe samn Stale. The i !css 'crcJ l"r P:,blication b-v a brot,lCr
v(.lo s:o nl. for Polk 110, Bell 103, and 5
scattering.
GEO. W. LANE, N. LATIIROP, JOS. GROVE. Aurora, August 23, 1837.
Notice. HE undersigned having assigned their books in the county of Dearborn, to
Neffand Brothers, fir collection, are hereby authorized bv Ebenczer D invmt, their
attorney, to proceed immediately to collect
tour months trom the day of sale the deferred payment to be secured by bond and approved security. A title bond will be given to the purchaser on the dav ot sale, for a deed on the completion of the last payment. EBENEZER DUMONT, August 20, 1837. Cornier.
NOTICE. THE firm of Craft &, Son. has been dissolved almost Olio r-r mi l Tiimil .i-
; puh'i-dier.
Caution.
MARRIED, j On Wednesday morning, the 23 1 ult., ! bv thrt Rjv. William Lewis, Mr. David G. R.vnii of this vicinity, to Miss Margarut IIemviiill Ji-.i.ley, daughter of M j or Samuel Jciley, of this village. i
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li i JvL.vo mv wwe ueisev Ann
Th nris, has left mv bed and
hoard I theref rc f rlid all persons from harboring or trusting Ik . .. ?-y a - vnnt, as I am determined lo hav e nothing to d with her; and that all persons harboring or trusting her, must look to her for the
Reader, wc have occasionally annonn- ,)av SAMUEL HUGHES.
ced the rcce; tion of i slice of wedding i September 0, 1S37. cake, f ,r giving publicity to such notices j 5000 Rush. Wheat Wanted. astheforegotug; but in tho present case ; Tn. g .rrilcr9 ,m- , highest we cannot (io s for we received a irhole j ;...,.c fjr Gwl :,TrchantMe Wheat, decake, and a far slices also, and it was of ij.crcd to them at Aurora, such stuff that poor printers seldom mec: i FOLBRE, BALDWIN & CO.
i with, except as a present. We return our j sincere thanks to tho fair and happy bri le. ;
therefore indebted to the firm of John Har-
weod 5c Co. or to Harwood &. Powell, are requested to come immediately forwrrd and settle the same, as it is out of our power to give any indulgence whatever. JAMES POWELL, JOHN HARWOOD. ftj-l have now the entire books of the said linn of Harwood &.Co. or Harwood & Powell, in my possession, and will be ready at all times to make settlements. No oilier person is autharized to settle the said books but mvself. EBENEZER DUMONT. Att'y. forNef6fBro"s. August 20, 1837. Sale of Real Estate.
Y virtue of a decret of ihe Probate Court of Dearborn countv, rendered
at its August term, 1837, I will otfer for sale, at the premises, in and near the town of Aurora, on Monday, the 5)th day of October, 137, the fdlowing described rc- : 1 cstiite, be'onging to the heirs of Ilcnrv V;:iimiikilcswortb, deceased, to wit: In
j the accounts on ihe same. All persons I tf claims yet remain unpaid Therefore
.1 i-.ii.i .1. 4, .a i . i. i io t .i - . . .i .i .
uns is 10 noiuy inose tnat may he concerned, that I want my money, and this is
tho last call Irom me. My Books, notes, &c. are left with Mr. Lynn, who is duly authorized to attend to their settlement. JOHN B. CRAFT Rising Sun, July 20, 1837.
DRY GOODSCCERIES, &C, Uiiles & Fortnan
AVE formed a co-partnership in the Dry Goods and Grocery line, and
have commenced business in the room under the Printing Oihco, on Main street, and have just received a handsome and well selected assortment of
SADDLES & HARNESS. t Isaac Cojle
his former customers and the public generally that he continues to carrv on c.wi.ii: i "
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ins uiu Miiuo, in mo Km n of HARTFORD, where he will keep on hand and make to order Saddles, Briilles, 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 Ins workmaihip shall be equal to any shop in tho country; he therefore solicits a portion of the public patronage. Orders for Saddles or other articles, will meet with prompt attention. Repairing will be attended to on a short notice. ISAAC COYLE. Hartford, July 15, 1837. THE highest premium will at all times be
given lor GOLD and SILVER, bv R. BUCHANAN. Cincinnati, July 8, 1837.
Vciv Goods FOLBRE, BALDWIN & Co. HAVE just received from New York and Philadelphia, a rich and splendid assortment of Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter GCCDS. Also, Cutlery, Queensware, &c. &c. all of which they intend selling upon the most accommodating terms, for cash or country produce. Aurora, June 3, 1837. 85tf
Aurora, Auaust J, 1837.
and sincerely pray that "happiness in af-
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:, ST i--. li 1 . I 1-
I .uanuiaciureu irom troou maieriais, anu in
L is Nos. 50 and 51, on which there is crer- j ,lc t)Cst nianiier. Thev respectfully rci i i i- i ii: ..... .-. -7.
ter days, love."
NOTICE.
f C3 1 1 1 T. iiii.l.M-iiri-i.t Ii n-inff iiorr-lii:r 1 llio
may be the guerdon of their i U , ' ' ' T svm1v Ir V r V entire stock ot ttOUDS ot .Alcssrs. i
Geo. W. Lane Co. would respectfully
On Thursday, tho 31st ult. bv .Tool De- ! inform his friends and the public in gencconrscy, Esq.. Mr. Rrrnr.N Ci.oniif f B wm i ra!, that he wi!l continue the business at county, Ky.. to Miss Pkitexce Dukbix of ithc old stand, where will be constantly Randolph township. j kept on hand a large and general assorliii. .1 . I, j mcnt of
; DRY
Notice.
U. persons im'el ted to Pcler Rigors
ted a large and commodious house, well
adapted for a tavern. There is alsoagooo barn attached to the establishment, and many other convenicncics for tavern keeping. This establishment has hcrctofire been occupied by Mr. Folbre, as a tavern stand; and, standing, as it docs, upon a beautiful site, immediately upon the bank of the river, is by f;u- 'he most eligible situation for a tavern, or other business house in the town of Aurora. Possession will be giv en on the first of March ne.vt. ALSO, In L-.ts Nos. 8, (5, 124 and 135,
t quest their friends and the public to give
them a call, and examine the quality ot their stock and the prices. W. MILES will attend to all orders in the Tailoring line, as usual. Rising Sun, July 15, 1837.
THE Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church, met at their meeting house, in Rising S;m, on the 3d instant, and concluded
to bund a new meeting house, so far as they have, and can get means. THUS. JONES: Prcst. Rising Sun, July 8, 137. Look at This. ALL those indebted to the undersigned by tune or otherwise, are informed th.-t ho will receive Wheat, Oafs, and most kinds of country produce in payment, if delivered by the 12th of August, at his old Store Room. Those who do not comply with the above, may expect to find their notes and accounts in the hands of the proper officer :s I will leave for New Orleans immediately after the 12ib in.--t
PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun, July 211, 1S37.
( Utlerv. Saddii TV, Cordage, Win- ! whh-h are situated in different parts ot the
i " i ,- i.i..! 1 !'".., .-o,-. I n.v, town ot Aurora, and all .rd good situations
must call upon Lee Ridgers immediately : nd pay the same, as it is entirely out of
the C'ics;i m to irivc anv fir; her
lndni-
Th'isc who neglect this last call
nust pay costs. PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun. tept. 1 1837.
STATE OF INDIANA.
Set.
Dearborn count n,
Probate Court ot Dearborn co., AUGUST TERM, 1KJ7.
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Knii!is!i, Aine:ican, and German S I KKL, Xails, !Salt, Sec kc. c.
Which he will dispose of on reasonable j terms f r cash or country produce, or on i approved credit.
l.h iS G. llLKLUMvl . Aurora. Aug it2!. 1837. Wtf
for building cither business houses or pla
ces ot residence. AXD ALSO,
The following out lots, viz: Out Lot N
Boot and Shoe Manufactory. WE would beg leave to inform the public in general, that we have entered into partnership in the Boot and Shoe business, and occupy the stand formerly occupied by L. N. Hall (Sc. Co. and would inform the ladies and gentlemen of Rising Sun and people generally, that we will make to
measure B ots and Shoes of every description, in the most fashionable slyle, and on the shortest notice. We have on hand a general assortment of custom made Boots and Shoes.- We respectfully solicit a liberal share of the public patronage. J. A. CLARK, WM. II. DAVIS, J. LATHAM. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.
SALT. JUST received and for sale, lOOO barrels first quality Kanawha Salt. Also one first rate flat boat. C. A. CRAFT. Rising Sun, June 21, 1837. l:.:3sp. & s:::i?GL2s. 1 ,000,000 feet of Lumber of the first quality, just landed; also, l,CCw,C00 Shingles, well assorted, and for sale on accommodating terms, bv G.'W. COCHRAN. Aurora, May 6, 1837. LipOH AHD PRODUCE STORE. THE subscribers have opened a house in Aurora, where they intend keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of
LIQUORS &
Mrs. Van Buseu, PROPOSES opening a School in Rising Sun, for the instruction of Young Ladies, :. . .'i. n .. i i r- i i . i-
iii uiu .oinui'4i mm iiigin-r ont iM.nes oi CONSISTING, IN PUT, OF
eoucauon; including -uusic, i -aiming ik; . Embroidery. " Rio Coffee The coinmon branches. Heading, Wri-! Jlavanna (,io ting, Grammar Geography, Arithmetic mrcnal 1 ca .....l u ...' .'..'. ' .-.o nn 10UI12 Hyson do
aim oiMii ouui", oi:i Hitiiu:i ,.o uu
The higher branches, History, Rhetoric,
Philosophy and B tany 5 GO Drawing and Painting 3 00 Embroidery and Figure Work 3 00 Lessons in Music, and use of Piano for practice 10 00 Ladies furnishing their own instruments
AelBtiiftitraloiV Notice. "jOTlCE is hereby given that the unXM c'fi-vicTiir.l b:vr l-ikrn unt lfttors ot
In the the matter of the estate of K: :Hiunnisl'ion on the estate of Ro well ard lu-Ia,decl. I Jouxson. bite of J hnscn township, Rip!oy "I N this m tter, on the re eling nn ! fi'ing countv, lnd. de ;!. Ail persons iiv'cb.lec! 1 f the petiti mi of Joseph J. Fie! 1, act-! to said estate, are requested to make lin
ing administrator of Richard Fie'd, de
mediate payment, and those having cl iims
lor sa.c of real estate :f der-eased to pa y j ;tr;!in.-t the same, are notified to present debts, it appearing to the Court ihat the I the same properly authenticated for sot -
n t res!!cn:s t tloment.
heirs r.f said decM. are
this state; Notice is theref ve hereby giv-: -n to snid be::s. to wi: E'izibeth Field, j P.-.sclial Field, Th .mas Field, Gi.-o. Fiei.!,! Judith R icker. Paschal Ru ker, Me! in j Field. J.:.per Field, Newton Field, Eliz;i i bo:h I!ci:s;i .w, Thomas llenh;v, and J hn F. Ailowuy, lh:;t thev be and appe; r f: e he J..'g '!'? I'."-ihate Co irt -f
The estate is supposed to be
anvil v iro'. cut.
HENRY S. PATE, JOHN JOHNSON, ' GGFF M. WILSON, A-sr-.st 2-1. lS:;7.-p Adnfrs.
t. ; mom
i.sa m mat mm I
i."Ill C' te:-.:i '
111'
ibir.! rav f ihe
LABORING ban 's wanted immcdi t.-'.v. -n the ?st. 2d and 31 se -
!, t t o h :: en :;t i - ) ;, f ;ho A iro-s an I N uvde n turnuike
.- se-1 !-,, ' hoi ween A urora and Wi'mington.
hoW T j ,ir.y w-.fTfiz n il 1 o frion flno S lli.r-
M ore or
Lanir'ev or
ina pt n, in and for said county, ou thf
c n ; M n av in (Vvrm; er n x', and
a iso, if any they I ue to show, whv all ; inIf.nilent wan'cd aptilv t R ihe real estate f tbc sni.l Richard Fie'd. ' H .n., k, Wilininst. n ; J. I cctM., to wit : In lots numbered 75 and (, ; j j va;jicr Aurora. -i . i '5
m the town of Lawrenceburgh, countv of I
Dearborn, v.-.ul State of Indian i, sh iuUl n t be s ld for the payment i f the just debts of said decM. Sept. 2, 1-37. JAMES DILL, lerl: Di xx &: Spoonkk. .-.7?,..
T. KIMBALL, "i
J. LAN r; LEY, R. MOORE, j. ? I. HANCOCK, s II. WALKER, J Aurora, August 2(, 137.
Set.
Statk of Inoiaxa, Dearborn count;
Dearborn Circuit Court.
George W. II n:xhnian
( Bil
UBLIC notice is hereby given, th J bv virtue of an order of sale, in :ho
ii iturc of a writ of execution, in m. Iirr. -
rrr.su ma tor Uirorce , fr im , O crk s ofnen nf iw.k......
Mirv II lughmin. ) i Circuit Court, in and for ihe coontv n(
AINANT li es his bill in va- l)..-,,' ovn. nnd state of Indiana, nt ti" ,.,;.
craving a divorce from said i f James Johnson aininst Robert II mcinn
Marv. for abandonment an 1 adultery : and ! n I lint".. II ',rn on n Aornf ,.r ii,
COMPLY cation, Mary, for ah
it appearing by due proof that the defen- Dearborn Cin-oit Court, at their April dant not a rei lent of the state of Indi- ! Icrm 1S37, I shall expose to sale at public
am: A tie is hereby given to the said defen hint, that unless she appears at the next term of ihe Dr'mrn Circuit C ; t,
outcry, at the court house door in the town of Wilmington, in the countv of Dj-irlmrn,
nd state of Indiana, between the h urs of
N
out bts are situated immediately in the vicinity of Aurora, and are well adapted to private coimtry residences. The above property w ill be sold at public sale, upon ihe following terms, lo wit: Oue-four;h of tho purchase money to be pa ia i.i Li lid; one-fourth in six, one-fourth
in i ine, and one-fourth in twelve moir.hs, from the day of sale ihe deferred pay-' ments to be secured by bond and approved s-ccuritv, to bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum until paid, and tube a lien on the property until the last payment is comol ted. EBENEZER DUMONT, CoKtii'r. Sf At? y for Heirs. August 20, 1837, Jt3p Sale or Real Estate.
Y virtue of an order rendered by the Dearborn Probate Court, at its A
g ..-i term, Kii, I will, on Saturlay, the 30th day of September, o7 , on the premises, oiler at public oucrv, lo the highest I adder, at 1 oYl ck, P. M. of said day, a S( ho si Commissioner's ceriificate for the west half of the north cast quarter of section N'. ll, township No. 4 in range 2, west, in Dearborn county, Indiana, being p; i t of the real estate which was of Solom n Hubbard, late deceased. The said certificate and land will be sold for money tlown, and a bond executed to the purchaser, in a sum equal to the pur
chase m noy, conditioned for the punctual payment of the principal an I interest yet due n said certificate, as the sai l interol and principal ivny severally become due. The certificate will be assigned to the purchaser on the dav of sale.
This land is situated about three miles from Wilmington, the county scat of Dearborn county. The soil is good, and the and well timbered. EBENEZER DUMONT, August 2'1, 1837. ComnCr.
ALL persons indebted to W. Miles, are requested to call and settle. Those who neglect this call until after the first of August, may depend on a legal notice. STONEWARE POTTERY. THE under. igned hereby gives notice to his friends and die public, that the continues to carrv on tho manufacture of Stone
Ware, at the establishment formerly occu-! &,r practice 7 00
rmilk' liv Inn vmir wihltlfr ?i vlwilr
course of instruction, from the lower! 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 cha rge. References for character and qualification can be given from satisfactory sources, and those wishing to Patronize the School and send pupils, are invited to call and examine specimens, on the lllh and 12th of August, at tho residence of Mrs. Van Dusen (house lately buit by J. A. French.) The School commences on the 11th August. Rising Sun, July 20, 1S37.
-rwvri i iti i
1, containing one acre of ground; Nu.5,11 cul-ai-'m" 1 as ' ! . ' i v- .i i chased.) near the corner ot Market and
containing one acre, more or less: .o.s-:, " . . i vmtainm-r six acres, more or less; al rand streets, in Ius.ng Sun. He intends j
o. 33, containing one acre. The said oi weep ii.iv on iwuu i i.uge .um ion-.
cd 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 any manufactured or brought into this country. Merchants, Traders and others, are requested to call and ".amine his ware, even if they should u t buy. lie returns his than s to his fora .r customers for their patronage, and hopes to receive a continuance of the same. JOS. BARRICKLOW. Rising Sun, July 22, 1837.
Pimento, Pepper Ginger, Rice N. Orleaus Sugar Loaf do Almonds, Raisins Chocolate
Soap and Candles
to be held in Wilmington, OI1 ,ie 1th M n-i .'vi.J.L- A M .wl four Vlock. P. M
aay m vi.wuki, i t, ami plead, answer,
er dem ir to sau mil, ilc s-,,me will be heard, and a decree ente-cd in her absence. Dated Sept. 2. 1S37. JAMES DILL, Cicrfc. Di-.x.v Sro NKR, Attorneys.
Notice.
TT is expect ed and desired, that the sul -
J senfers to the building ol the new Methodist church, in ItiJ-ing Sun, will pay
up according to the .subscription, on or be
fore the first dav of September next, as
luiids will then be wai iting. THOS JONES, IVfj'f
n Monday, the 18th dav of Septembe
next, ihe west half of section No. 25, in
township 5, range .i, west, in tne sai countv of Dearborn, to satisfy the debt of
$ i0 07, in the said order of sale mentioned, with the interest and costs then due thereon, on the following terms and conditions, to wit: I will first offer tin -ents, issues and profits of the said Ian tor seven vears, nn I if the said rents an pr tits will not Fell for a sufficient sum t nay said debt, interest and costs, I will, athe time and place aforesaid, sell the fee simple of the said trrct of land to pav the same. WILLIAM DILS, i August 2u,1837.-$2 Sherif.
NOTICE. ALL persons having unsettled accounts with the late firm of B uiman &- Ittih, will call as soon as possible and make settlement with the subscriber. MARIA T. RUSH, Snrriring Partiur. Rising Sun, July 22, 1837.
fc-Thc subscriber will continue to carry on the Grocery business at the old tiind, where will be kept a good assnrtncnt of (ni'oecrics and Uqiiors, f the best quality, and which win l,c sole on reasonable terms. Old friends ami nstoiners can be accomm dated as fornerly. All calls in that line will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. MARIA T. RUSH.
ZjOoFc Merc! T tl VIE subscriber has a large amount j due him, in notes, due bills, nnd on his hooks. A great nnnv of these accounts arc of long standing, and he now hereby giv es public notice, to all persons concerned, that unless they come forward immediately and make payment, or enter into some satisfactory arr-.ngement, suits will be brought against them, without re
spect to persons. GEORGE B HALL. Rising Sun, July 15, 1837. IVcai's Fever & Ague Pills. Warranted lo Cure or the money Refunded
EAL'S FEVER &l AGUE PILLS, have been used for the last twelve
ears, in various places in the South and 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 arc composed of harmless substances and are warranted to contain nothing in ihe slightest degree injurious lo the Constitution. They are, also, a most excellent remedy for diarrhoea. A half box will genen Ih effect a cure, and in all cases when one box does not effect a radical cure tho 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 20, 1837.
UJXMAIS ill?. 3510 WJJ Attorney at Law, WILMINGTON, Iniiia.sa.
Ijook. tins I?8?; i THE subscriber having quit business in Rising Sun, hereby notifies all persons indebted to him by Xotc, Due, Bill, Book Account, or in any other way or manner whatever, that it is indispensably necesrarv lo have settlement made immediately, and that they must come forward and discharge their dues, ;is no further indulgence can be given. Those who attend to this call may find it to their advantage; and those who neglect it will most assuredly pay costs. The books are kept, at the former store room. PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun, May 27, Ls37. NOTICE. WHEREAS, my wife Susannah Adams has left my bed and board without just cause or provocati n, this is to caution all persons from crediting heron my account, as I am determined to pav no such claims. MOSES ADAftiS. Julv 8, 1337.
A STOE ROOM, situated in the busin ess part of Rising Sun, well finished, and admirably suited for a Dry Goods store. The whole building, consisting of the store room, cellar and chamber, will be rented together. Apply to " PETER ROGERS. Risinjr gun, June 3, 1837.
TAKES this method to inform thecitixns of Dearborn county, that he has formed a partnership with his father, Win. R. Cole, in the practice oflheLawin this State. They contemplate a permanent residence at the County Seat, and will be found at thuir office, up stairs in the court house, at all times, except when they shall be absent ii professional business. Wilmington, Juno 3, 1837.
yj Also, 10 hogsheads N. Orleans Sugar, just received and for sale at Cincinnati prices, by FOLBRE & DEAN. Aurora, Miy 27, H?37. 8ltf
Common do Spanish Cigars Malee do Common do Cogniac Brandy American do Holland Gin Coinmon do Port, 1 Madeira, Wines S Malaga)
First rate honeydew Whiskey and Flour Tobacco Bacon Likewise, just received frm Pittsburgh, (i tons best assorted Juniata Iron 50 kegs Nails, do 10!) boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes 50 boxes Hollow Glassware 2000 pounds Manilla Cordage 50 kegs White Lead Trace chain , lloes Shovels, Hammers, Augurs, Indigo, writing and 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, Forw aiding and Commission Business that may be entrusted to them. FOLBRE & DEAN. Aurora, May 13, 1S37. c m'S ) " "" THE subscribers have for sale about ;i0)'0 bushels of Pittsburg Coal, a good article suitable for blacksmiths and other uses. Enquire at the Chair Factory, corner of Front and Grand streets. 11. (3. YONGE &. Co. Rising Sun, June 10, 1837.
RISING SUN STEAM MILL For Sale or Rent. THE Rising Sun Steam Mill, situated in the best and most convenient part of the flourishing village of Rising Sun, on the hank of the Ohio river, with about 2 10 feet of ground and a good Warehouse, is offered for sale or rent. As the back country is thickly settled, and'the population increasing rapidly, this 31111 is favorably situated for a profitable investment in the flour business Apply to iS'. Wiggins or W. S. Johnston, Cincinnati, or to J. B. SMITH, Rising Sun. June 17, 1837. COPARTNERSHIP. THE subscribers would respectfully announce to the inhabitants of Rising Sun, and to the public generally, that they have entered into partnership in theMerchuntile business. They have now on hand a very genera! assortment of GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching season. In addition to which they have also for sale ;i good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, and intend to keep a general assorttn 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, Dot i ivite all to step in and see if we have not something which they stand in need of. All persons vhatkvkr who are indebted to us individually, cither by Note, Book account, or otherwiso, will please call immediately nnd settle the same; after which we will be glad to open a new account with them. McKNIGHT &. FISHER. Rising Sim, June 3, 1837.