Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 34, Brookville, Franklin County, 19 August 1836 — Page 3
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uc.llvw minutes, Mr. Morrln rcp,t- : ,vm ii,mlUUi.i: kirn in lU.-
nK0O K VI I S'J, E a A I A. KKIO.VV, Al'C. 19, IS3G. Mr. Win. Hedrick, of Springfield townithij- cour.tv, was found, on Wednesday Ut a few rods from his house, dead. An " s was liel-1 over the body. erdict: Came
?h:3 death by some cause unknown to the jury.
. j is face was considerably scratched, ant
m j, 0f finders about the throat, evident marks ;,Vnre. We have heard different conjectures j.jve to the cause of his death, but ail too idle i(.w,,Vc have occupied considerable space t, '.vvvith matters rcbtive to this country, m;J 'ioi!"h we cannot yet give any accoui.t of anac- . 3n between the two advancing' armies, yet the ' ' r.isnrt without interest. We know our reatr jaalt the issue of this struggle of Texas for j-pcaJence, with anxiety, consequently we use rc-y exertion to give the latest advises. Oce Jloiicy. By a card published by Sie Receiver of Public Monies at Indianapolis we
v-a that the following kind of money will be re
vcd in pavment of Public Land, to wit: Gold
;i s.'ver; notes of 10 dollars and upwards of all
tie Branches of the State Hank of Indiana, notes tf ten dollars and upwards of the Cincinnati Banks;
:::esof the Bank of Kentucky, Louisville, and
Jlirsvi'.le; notes of the Northern Hank of Ken
rj-fcr ncts of the Pittsburgh Dank; and notes
t2) and upwards of the Banks of WashingK, Di'.timore, Philadelphia and New York. . i . "' T . - : 1 -1 1
i-the Methodist Episcopal Church, commencing
atLeSGth inst. about 4 miles above Brookville. We are requested by the steward? of the circuit
t state that no huckster waggons, with cakes, beer,
n:cr melons spirits, or any thing else, for the -"Te of trade and traffic will be allowed within ia:',eof ti-e camp ground.
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Pi -. .v,,v.vuo....u,iu,muii ciiiiitu iioiiiiii', exce .i mat ms- . . r1
: nerens, works nfTnfrrnal imr-n,-,..vnnt aim . ,i . i . . .. r K I . J). Javnc s carminative SRalsnm. a
to a trreat extent. ,rn , . r ! " :".'a. l1 U ':UlVe r'-S -fo and effectual remedy for the Cho.era
ine gunsmmi who made Hie weap- Morbus, Dysentarv, Diarrhea cr Loosness, Sick or
a groat extent, arc in progress in v; arts of l'ie Slate which mi raUh.i,
;:,, . f , . v.inuiu oiu si tarn y mine lorwr.ra to nervous Headache, L hoiera Inlantuin or Summer r wu.ue wusmcss ol all kinds, and greatly to 'give teslimonv. The King immediately j complaint. This medicine'is- very pleasant to the enhance tin,- value ofpropcrty in many places: ! made a ?i-n thrit he w;i; unlmrf :mrt ,r,..tin. ! tasle a"d will readily betaken by children. Its
Aiul whereas tin; Vallev of the East lied hi inm-.w.v t:,c.,;.i,i ,.,.Uucr;ess ha been unrivalled, ar.d it is now used in
l ork of W hitewater River," is not immediately henefittcd by the construction of those works in proportion to their sliare nf (hr hnr-
0i J then imposed on them in common wiili their
leIIow-ci(izens:and belicvin'r that thenonnla-
tion, wealth and fertility in this section of the
SALE OF
lev ot the Kast ncd h s nnnu-v. h i, -.;,lfi,.,ni, , i.m;,,,,!1'- Dec" "nvanc.i, ar.a u is
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rglHC undersigned will sell at public outcry on JL Saturday the 10th day of September. lSJJU, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. 'and four o'clock P. 31. of said day , on the premises n Springfield Township Franklin Co. Ind., all the interest and estate of Nancy Welsh and Catharine Welsh
The .'KTOIlllf frnm P .rlo .lNl.,.. ..o .- (I.
o, . . ..vi.. !.- t:iit.i no t i iik
tgneu, to participate in the gen- j leeling excited in t!s city bv this audacious rrai ncuchts of the system, and feeling con-crime. Some of them asserUhat it had arousM.u e, that the valley of the East l ork is pe-ed a general and deep indignation ; while othcui:ariv adapted to improvements, the benefit crs represent it as received with very General ol winch would not he confined exclusively j indhTorent e. It is said (hat an cvf !innn
minor heirs of William Welsh deceased of, in and
of the pistol wa taken out of his hair bv hi 1 i V S J Tmoe. L' '"; to the following described real estate, towit.- "All I "'ril UIH Ol 111 IM1I U IllSinf uluim i.ll fur iv.l r!oil fart I fin loo i oto 1 , n f-i.rui . r - . ... T. .. . .
sister: A conlemnl,,.,! vi4it .f th Lr V : " s ... u,e west .an oi tue outh east quarter ot sec
( " - mi aiiva f, i J iuijhh Kim u. j .mily to the palace of Fontainebleau haH ALSO, Dr. Br Witts Anti-Pklo-heen indefinitely Bostnoned on account of! :.,r r.-;
this concurrence. . ... . ... .
.-i u. ii-i "ti.: i.iiiiuy uit-uiLiii nil acuve aiui saitr cathartic fir costi veness, inllaniatory, intermittaut UiMious Fevers. And for all diseases wherein purgative medicines are required. Prepared onh' bv Dr. 1). Jayne of Salem. Nr. J. For sale by " ' N. I). (JALLIOX. Where certificates from Physicians and others
can he shown.
u.i.iis10iiui intir location; l herelore, j '"rgo number olti oops and police ollker wen! Urookville Aug. 15th 1S:-T,. :M 6w.
...um, i ii.ii mis meeting considers ;u" i ajcri throughout the dav manv
Thf Cast If.k Canal. The different cutis7 which havo been lield, and especially te proceedings of the Richmond 3Ieeting whicli tpwri in our paper to-oay, show that the j;it tof the White Water Valley is aroused upon
ui s'jbicct. It gives evidence that the People of
i;s branch of the beautiful White Water will not REiin silent, when the spirit of Improvement is ib::ad, and pervades all parts of the Union. And stliii etir about the east Fork Canal ail wind and lists? No. Rest assured it :s not. We have conirsed with many individuals along the line of the Cip.il, and at Richmond, and we find there is a deH:3ir.atio.T nhichprevades the hearts of this vast ul rich population whose farms and dwellings rewseon the Hast Fork of White Water, which will t:tbc satisfied short of the completion of the ob- ! of their wishes. That we are able none dare err. We are able for any thing. The day has F-eby, whfln we were a weak and feble cummuax Every dollar we spend adds five to the parse; cc lie more we spend the more we are able to r,?al. Then let not the idle and diffident deter s:ro:n oar onward course to unexampled wealth prosperity.
Bronkville was always in-re smiled upon by the
lavors ot Heaven than live beeu acknowis'jed and improved by men. Here we are at the .Kicn of two rivers equal to any in the Union, ifl'jdraulicor water power, surrounded by as rich
Kd :trti,e a country as can be found in the west, 4 enjoying uninterrupted health; and added t
ise we have been placed in a situation where two W important public improvement must join, renwg it lie centre of trade, travel, and specula.
ra. TVre is r.rt anitLcr inland town in the
H'liich has surri.-ir cn nt t crp tf Hrnnl; i-i!!f
r everr convenience, which can aud to cur health.
'tt.th, and prosperity. Whilst speculators are r?".T .1. " .... ...
o fw lur towns ar.G cities wincn are not
..n.uiaiea tor such improvements than the :;-!a of tba desert of Zahara, why io not atten-
3 turned to our village where there is every pros-
f i!'iDa few years building up another inan;V.urirg Manchester.
KlLrgittaiure. We have not yet received returns from the different counties in this u;s. but whan we do we shall give it at length, t-ter with the politics of each member as far as correctly ascert lined, e outd also correct an error we havo fallen m our former returns relative to the politics '-i members elect from Dearborn. They stand ':r.dtvr0. Ve are authorized for saying now -W John P. Dunn. Fsrt. although a personal friend
G. Harrison's, is a Van Bureti man. and will
lor that ticket. When we make a mistake, it 'UlJ with pleasure we acknowledge and cor-
it expedient and practicable to construct a C-itr.il from Richmond to Urookville alonsr the
J.ast I ork of V hitewater. 2d. Resolved, That the citizens friendly to the same, he respectfully requested to cooperate with this meeting in such measures as maybe deemed advisable for the encouragement and advancement of flic work. & 3d. Resolved, That twelve delegates be appointed to attend the Internal Improvement celebration to beheld at Urookville on the 13th September ensuing lo present the views of this meetingand to request their cooperation in support of the measures proposed. 1th. R solved, That a conimittre of five be appointed to prepare and pre sent for signatures, petitions, to the citizens interested in the proposed wtrk, praying the Legislature of the la(e, to direct the l),mrd of Public Works, to come and survey oil' the route and estimate the expense of a"Canal from Richmond, i:i Wayne county, to intersect the Whitewater Canal already located, at, or near Urookville. 5lh. Resolved, That a committee of nine be appointed to correspond with a like committee or committees of Urookville and other places, by meeting in convention, or otherwise, to aid in the promotion of this ob
ject.
W hich were separately read and unanimously adopted." On motion of Mr. G rover. Resolvid, That the citizens interested, in the proposed work, be requested to appoint delegates to attend a convention to be held in Dunlapsville on the I -2th of September next, and that the delegates appointed by this meeing, to attend the celebration at Urookville, be requested to attend said convention. On motion of Daniel Reid, Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed by the chair to nominate delegates to attend the Dunlapsville convention, and the celebration at Urookville, and also to appoint the committees created by the resolutions already adopted, and thereupon the
chair appointed Messrs. D. Reid, Robert
Morrison, W. R. F c, Irvin Reed and Enoch Raiishack, who after a short absence
reported the following delegates lo the Dunlapsville Convention and the Celebration at Brookville, to wit: James W. Uorden, Achilles Williams, John Fin ley, W. M. Leeds, John Ervvin, Oliver Kinsey, James R. Mendenhall, Uenj. Say re, Caleb Shearon, Stephen G. Hunt, Wm. R. Foulke, Alex. Stokes, and on motion Irvin Reed was added to the delegation. Committee of Correspondence. John Finley, A. C. Ulanciiard, Achilles Williams, UenjFulghum, J. W. Uorden, James U. Burgess, Issac Bennett, Eli Brown and Isaac Morris. Committee lo prepare and circulate petitions Edmund Grover, D. 1'. Wiggins, Robert Hill, Francis King. On motion of J. R. Mendenhall, Resolved, That the delegates and committees appointed by this meeting be authorized to fill all vacancies that may occur in their respective numbers. On motion. Ri solved, That the proceedings of this mee
ting be signed bv the Chairman and Secretaries, and that the editors of the Richmond Palladium. People's Advocate, Wauhman, (Conncrsville.) Liberty Star, and Urookville American, be requested to insert the same in their respective papers. WARNER M. LEEDS, Chair n.
James W. Uokpen, D. P. IIolloway,
ol
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iiicinuifrguiscu as citizens. Fivery precaution.
"u"c,cli "-'s taken in vain; hut the complete and almost miraculous frustration of the villian's purpose forms another instance of the singular gocd foi tune which attended Louis Philhppe through life. An afiecting interview, wilh his family followed his esc ape from his imminent danger; and throughout the evening his palace was thronged ith Foreign
Ministers. Peers. A-r- rwwrm. ....(",... ii,..;..
' 7 ..... vnvi IU P UILI congratulations on his safety The Chamber of Peers was immediately eonvokedt to receive a commtmicatin from the Government, and the Dukes of Orleans and Nemours were summoned to Paris by telegraph on their return from their toui in Lombard v. From England, the only news" is that the House of Louis lias a.un rejected the Irish Municipal Reform Bill, as restored bv.the House of Commons, by a vote of H I to 78. A commission was then appointed to draw up a statement of their reasons for so doing. From Spain, tiiere ii nothing decisive. Each party is so weakened by mutual spoliation and slaughter, that it has lost all capacity to injure the other.. Nevertheless, the strife does not seem lo approach its termination. Arrr Yorker. Vow the f'oicc of the People. MORE " IIONORAHLF, TESTIMONY." As additional testimony of the eminent qualifications of General Harrison for the distinguished efiice of President of the United States, we give below an extract of a letter from the Hon. Amos Lane, to a gentleman of Urookville, Indiana, dated, Washington, February 8, 1S35. It is well known that Mr. Lane has heretofore been the warm and decided supporter of Gen. Jackson and his Administration; and the testimony which he here adduces, as to the fitness of Gen. Harrison for the Presidency, we deem entirely sufficient to convince even the most skeptical whether he belongs to the ''party" or not. In speaking of the electoral vote of Indiana, Mr. Lane says:
IfAKEUV. FTSnHE subscriber has established a flakery in the J- town ot" Brookv'He, where he wi'l be pleased to supply the citizens and surrounding' country with Bread. lie intends to make, and keep for sale, at wholesale or retail, Iluslk, Cracliers, Gingerbread, Qc. lie will fupply jrroeerirs, provision Storesfire, with crackers by the barrell or box, on a short notice. August 17th 1:;0. ?44W.
Calomel Croton Oil Adhesive Plaster Pink Root Senna Leaves Jalap Red precipitate
ment
ISpts. Turpentine
Alcohol r ii
,t I'UllllMllftP I..! 1 IlUflUII ICU1.II!'C
iof building' lots on the fth of September," inet. i ahnestocks ermil-,1 russian blue j Cambridge City is ia Wayne county, Indiana,! Ue liuli'ro
about 5."3 miles cast of Indianapolis. o'J west of , vt lands AueDronsi It ed Lead
.
A W A3 IS B E u 11 C S T If , jl'ma:a. Intersection of the Whitt icaler Cat?al and the National Road. TTUV. UNDERSIGNED, a Committee on the
Ja. part of the proprietors, will sell on the nrem-
t ion eleven, Township nine and range one west of the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami River; except 5 acres in the south east corner of said tract of 1 ind which was sold by said Win. Welsh in his lifetime to Sarah Jorden, which said land descended to said minor heirs from their said father Wm. Welsh. Terms. One third of the purchased money to be paid at the time of sale, one third in six mouths and the balance in tkvelve months thereafter, the deferred payments to be secured by bond and approved security. By order of the Probate Court of said County, made at the August Term lS:iG. JUDAsl 1IINKLEY, Commissioner. August 9th 1SC0. 3 Sw.
Mrsis, JJt'dicitics, Faints &c. fTf fir S. TVNh'.R keep on hand a general assortment of the following articles, which will be sold at wholesale or retail, at City prices.
Opodildoc l!atemans Drops Godfreys Cordial British Oil flarlctn do Castor do Sweet do Oil Spike Balaam Life Blood ioods Elixir Health
Oint-
ot
Dayton, and 70 north west of Cincinnati. It is on
tlio West Fork of the Whitewater river, and at the precise intersection of the Whitewater Canal with the National Road. It is supposed to be unsurpassed in natural or artificial advantages by any town site wholly interior in the western country.' It is in the heart of Eastern Indiana, and in the richest and most populous county in the State, row containing' nearly 130,000 thriving and industrious inhabitants. In this neighborhood is raised a iarjfe amount of pork for the Cincinnati market,! of which last season, a single individual sold tu the value of 511,()Cti. This point must necessarily become the depot for the produce of an extensive district of very rich country; thence to be distributed by the C--inal, Ra.l Roads, and Turnpikes to various places on the Ohio. The facilities furnished fordoing this, under tlu Internal Improvemsnt System o'" Indiana, are scarcely equalled at anv point whatever. . TBSEV ARE: ltt. The Whitewater Canal, which, by law. terminates at tl.u point, on the National Road. This Canal will traverse the valley of the Whitewater, from Carnbi idge to the Ohio; terminating with one branch at the City of Cincinnati, and the other at I.awrenceburgh. Thirty-five miles of this
work, from Lawreuceburgh to a point north of
Brookville will he put under contract this fall; while the branch to Cincinnati will be constructed, either by the State or an Incorporated Compa-
inv, during the ensuing year. The Slate Basin
Doct. D. Jagnes Car-JWhite do minilive Balsam and, Venetian Red
u .4
S-crctanes.
Health Restorative Cream Tartar Tartaric Acid Svp. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Arabic
Camphor Asafoetida
" Aloes Myrrh " Shellac Cayenne Pepper Annatlo Refined Borax Carb. Magnesia Rhubarb Liquorice Cloves Cinnamon Nutmegs Nutgalls Sulphate Quinine
Spanish Brown Madder Chrome Yellow 4i Green Ess. Peppermint Cinnamon Cologne Water Black Ink lied do Indt liable do Copal Yarni.-h
Jappan do
Giound Mustard Lemon Syrup Gardners Lineament
iStarch '.Shaving Soap Shoe Blacking Sponge Snufl" (Toy Paints.
Urookville Aug-. 16th, IS36.
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NALli Cltf ItUAL ESTATE.
V virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of the County of Franklin and State of Indiana
the undersigned Commissioners, well sell at public sale on the premises, in the Township of White .Water in the County and State aforesaid, on the 5th day of September A. 1). IISG, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock 1. M. of said day, the following described real estate of which Daniel Redingtoa died seized in fee simple, lying being and situate in the County of Franklin aforesaid, to wit; being all the North West quarter of
section 12, township 8, range one westof the Meridian line drawn from the mouth of the great Miami River except 20 acres heretofore conveyed to John Williams in the North East corner of sa d quarter arid 40 acres deeded to John Meridith ly
ing in the South cast corner of said quarter sec-
dower set oil to the wmow in
erms of sale; one half of the
pure-iiaeed money to be paid down at the time of
linj lipt'll lif:ltp(l in I M I n li r i fl (TO n n t a 1 1 rrrn IJri-
"To give her electoral vote fur a rrealc candid- rille Basin will be constructed 'by the proprietors, fle, would be umcisc to bestow it upon one tcho.on the ground now offered for sale. Two Locks xcould not be. favorable to ivcstcm interests, 7cou'd' ra within, or near the town, offering water power be madness and follv. General Ihrrison h a j ' r manuructuring purposes; besides which. Marenr rurn j 'cri'i'i'Dinir' r. tmda'e Creelt, within a short distance, affords fine ctUljUJKh end a o . tojif.A a J -; jj,h sjte RIOT and a SCHOL.1R; end n hat is morel d. From Cambridge to Muncytown, on the important than all, a Jl'ESTERJV ALLY in I great Central Canal, ti.e State has established the
feeling and interest, .ind li as thtrc the least Cross Cut, to h either Canal or Rail Road, as may
possible Cha?ice for success. I trot Id join mil f, I- ue expeuieni. u is oeueveu tne naniau , , J , i . . i ' J r be adopteti. 1 his will connect the Whitewater lozv-at.zens tn promohng Us interests, because a Cambril!ge witll tbe Centra, CanalOetu've the best interest oj Indiana icould be. fo-jFrom Muncytown, the Slate continues the chain, moled by i." j by Canal , to a point on the Wabash and Erie C iWe have now before us the testimony of ; nal: Again, the Slate makes either a Canal or
PresidentMadison.Gov. Shelby. Gen. Lvtle, :ul Road from Fort Wayne in the Wabash Ca- fc ' " to the do m.i I u v e i " "i 'ii'tl to Michigan City. I hus the connection is u'" ftuuJet-1 " Mr. Lane and a host of others nmong whomi"''' ....; ,,,,,.;, n;,,. frm lllP!said real estate. le
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iikij utiiuiiiipi itu political ii lends iiuu ponu
Whitewater, to the Ohio river; and also, from
Lake .Michigan, by t'ort Wayne, to t lie same point
od. The State has loaned its credit to the Law-
rencehurgh Ra.l lioail Company (wl.e.-e Mock is
ubserihed, and part ol its work advertised for let
Sale oMSc.'if Estate.
il E undersigned as Administrator of the es- . . . c !...!:.... ' 1 ...:ll
I.. J- .1.. i .f'L '.1 C.l .',.1-t H.qi'lifl - "" ouiniv.. ,...vuu, ...
ue given io u.e :aimer oi , o: r.u yt , - ........ . - at i-ublic outcry, on Saturday the M day of Sep-
., IX - , .. . timber 1.0, botweon the hoars of 10 o clock A.
intersect the Whitewater Canal, and Fort Wayne - !"' .1 o clock I . M o
Rail Road, at Cambridge- and should the Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road be connected with Lake Michigan, it must cuimeet v. ith the public works of Indiana, on this point, which is on a straight line from Cincinnati to the southern bend of Lake Michigan. Pth. CAM Hit I DOE is on the great NATION
AL ROAD, through the North-western States
where it crosses the W est r ork
ca! enemies, all going to show that Gen. Harrison, as a Statesman, soldier, scholar and an honest man has no superior in the government. The friends of Harrison and the Constitution i .... i . r .i i ii i
nave noming to iear me omce-noiuers atui ; , i;.;., ,. ,.tmii.a n Ilrwd
ice-seekers may vote for whom they please,: to Kushville, only 17 miles from Cambridge; but the votes of the farmers and mechanics ol Whence, it is contemplated to convey it to Cam-
our State zciil North Bend.
The London Morning Chronicle says, that the trade in Barilla has now fallen into the hands of the Americans, who have already supplanted the English in other branches of trade in the Mediterranean, and will soon possess themselves with all the commerce of the Canaries.
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and approved security. JAMES A. LOWES, ) . JOSFPII WILSON, i om"August 9th, 18:'(i. 33 3w.
From the Rirhmo.id Palladium. CANAL MEETING. large and respectable meeting of the ns ot" Wavnc couuty Indiana, held in cborotihof llichmond, on the lib day of s'. 1S(. for the nnrnose of adoutinff
res to construct some works of Internal T'overnent down tbe vallev of the East
'; cf White-water river, Daniel Reidcall-
meetin" to orrlf-r. and on motion of
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tin hvwn v iron ...Fmlc.I S.inrpf.Tries.
-ii iiidii uiienv Miieu ine vijv.
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. i i i"e ioi oHin.T resouuiori was auop-
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D . 'Wved. Thnt Hi-t nf five be tiD-
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. I0!'S exDreiv. nf thf views
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Attempt to Assasinalc Louis Phillippc. By the arrival on Thursday the ship Republic from Liverpool hence she sailed on the 20th June, we have Eurooeon advices two days la
ter than the news detailed in a subsequent column. The only item of interest of an acj count of another attempt to assasinalc Louis I Phillippc. King of the French, on the even
ing of the 25th June. The purpose ol the assasii. was almost unaccountably defeated. He hid Prepared himself with a new species
rt" ti.-.v-ii m. hi h. thoueh reallv a kind of
pistol, bore the apperance of a vvalking-eane. The attempt was made about 0 P. M. when the King had just entered his carriage at the palace ol the Tuliries to ride to Xeuilly, where his family awaited h'..i. The carriage started, and 'was passing under the gateway into the street, the King" meanwhile bowing to the National Guards in attendance, when the i i l . .4 l.;..iJf'iMi nnixt.
assasm, vvno nau pian u iinusm - rt-
nil Ul ICUY Milieu ll iv. T i ! I meetinrr. when on motion of Robert j site side of the carriage, rested his firelock on
one of the wheels, and tool, delioeraie ami on
the monarch. Strangely enough. although Die discharge was within a few feet of his intended victim, it was entirely ineffectual. It is supposed that the regicide cither failed through agitation, or received a push at the instant of perpetration, which destroyed his aim. He was instantly taken into custody; and it is said the soldiers" were with difficulty restrained
oi this
chilles
fn'r Thereupon Messrs. Robert Mot"
f 'wnuiifj Grover, EU Brown,
vm P .aR J J- B. Mendenhall, were ap- " tJ S;"'J committee: when, after an ab-
A superb 74 gun ship has arrived in England, a
present to the-king from the Sultan or Imaum of
Muscat. It was built at Bombay, of teak wood, and called the Liverpool; but the king has changed her name to Imaum, in compliment to the donor.
The editor of the New Hampshire Gazette loudly invokes his Stale to have nothing lo do wilh a single dollar of the public money, but to rejeitiier share of it with scorn and indignation. Let her lake his advice by all means, and she will soon core to her senses. Whenever a great sulkv bov chooses to go lo
bed without his supper, a few hours' sleep upon an empty stomach never fails to give him a
hi st rate appetite lor his breakfast. Louisville Jour.
f said day, on the prem
ises in White Water township, Franklin County Ind., the following described real estate, towit: "l'ortj-nine and one fourth acres of land off of the north part of the south east quarter of section 13, Township eight, range one west of the meridian line drawn liom the mouth of the Great Miami River," conveyed by John Wood to Daniel Red-
ington deceased. Terms, one half of the purchase
the W bite water i m,,ney to be paid in hand, and the balance to bo
fn,ltl,e doss Cut Rail Roan, and where itjpaiu in one year iron, me nine or saiu sa.e, 10 DU
will be intersected by the Harrison Turnpike, secured hy bond and approve.! security.
r,n;,.. tn U. MiamiA when continued Jiy oriier o u.e rn,Mie loi n oi m.u ..i-uiu,.
throu-rb Indiana: a line of Stages runs from Cin-
made at the Ausrust Term l4(i.
JAMKS ROSEHROUGII, Adm'r. August 8, 1S!6. 33 3w.
ripHAT I will receive roposal at my House any JL time jirevituis to thelaih Aug. next, to rppuir the Hridge across I'.lk Horn Creek one mile north of New Trenton; those desirous to contract will
please call and examine for themselves, where any
Mr. IJiddle decliucs establishing an agency ol" the U. 5. Bank at Nashville, "because such an establishment might generally be regarded as conflicting with the existing law of the State."
DIED, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Caroline, consort of .Mr. John P. Sr. John, of this place aged 23 years 11 months, and '-'0 days, leaving behind her a large and respecial i. circle of relations and friends as well as a fond husband and two infant children, to mourn a loss that nothing sublunary can restore. People's Friend.
CASH roll WHEAT,
1HE subscribers will pay 03 cents for 25,000
bushels, merchantable wheat uemereo ai uieir
flowering mill in Brookville In.hana. i ti-y also wish to contract for flour barrels & SPEER. Brookville Julv 55th, 1SW6. 31
cinnati, via. Brookville to this point; another, from
Lebanon and Cincinnati, through Hamilton and Oxford, intersecting it at Onnersville; ond a daily line runs through it, from Dayton to Indianapolis. It is obvious, indeed, from the various Highways, which w ill hereafter meet here, that it must derive importance from the accumulation of travel
ling alone: but, when it is considered as the point
of depot for the produce to oe sinppea on m information in relation to the same will x-t -. ! r. . n Inrvn fApti'n nni irvm - .
" nuewaier . .n. ' be ffiven by me THUS. H. BAKWISK.
Ious district ol Indiana, ana aa a ponu oi iransn for merchandise, to be distributed through the country, North, and West, by Rail Roads, it becomes not inferior i i its advantages to any of the inland towns in the United States. Sale will be positive. Title good. TERMS LIBERAL, and will be made known
before the day of Sale
New Trenton July
rth 1?"G.
C. F.CLAKKSOX, AVING been by the Governor, appointed Notary Public for the county of Eranklin
and having obtained a seal of office, would apprise the tuibhc that he is now prepared to attend to any
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Special inducements will ueotiereu to .uecnanica untune Fc.......s , " ' , , i a and act'Jal Settlers, to whom great facilities are to acknowledgemei.ta of Powers of Attoi ney , Mortir..pp.l. in the exoenditure at this point, ol l,re gages, Deeds, A:c. take and certify Depositions, Arh-
r .nnnev. on the National Road. Canal, and 'davits, and all other instruments of writeoff author
Basins. Reference to any of the subscribers
GEO. GRAHAM, Jr. 1
R. W. LEE,
THOMAS TYNER. S Committee.
ALEX'R McGREW, IRA LVCKEY. Cambridge, August 10, lS-'G.
Just Received and for Sale,
15 d&4U LU . Cotton am
Mackerel bv the tbl. 5o half bbl.
Molasses bv the barrel. 11, & S TYNER.
ized to bo taken and certified by Justices of the Peace, and make attestaf ions and protesUtionspf notes and bills of exchange, &c. June 21th, 1S.-S6. 26 tf.
IVofice. "vTW'E the undersigned do hereby notify thosa TW who are in Debt to us, either by note or hook account, that they must pay their note or accounts between this and the first of September next, otherwisp they may expect to find therr accounts left with an officer for collection. DAVIS" & VIELEY. Auff 5th 1K'6.' 32 3 w