Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 26 August 1836 — Page 3

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rI77f" Treason against the President nf

The Cincinnati Whig of the 23J inst. '.Ia captain of the Texian army now in this P' 5 directly from Texas, informs us that charges fj'been formally preferred against Mr. Burnet, he Preside'1- of Texas, for Treason. The char.rosi 'iieJ bv G-n. Lamar, Gen. Rusk, and f j 55 " ri fe .i . n.in.ii)l nidrii nf tlio 'I nvi.lll

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"""-"-"- the J7th inst. bv the Rev Mr. Reeves Mr. Joel Mantarwko. to Miss Mart Ann Harvey, both of this county. Corn eli V3 (Jain, to Miss Eli Ann Clements also of tins county. On thesame day, by the same, Mr. James Lacy. to Miss Anna Hiuus. also of this count. By Rev. Joab Stout; on the 18th day of Aug. Mr. Job Siurk, to Miss Mart Matthews, all of Springfield 'township. By Rev. Elijah Barwick.on vesterdav evening .Mr. Adam Nelson to Miss Jane Hall all of this township.

.-cation. We do not for a moment believe that any charge . : 5t President Burnet injuriously affecting l is

.i nrincinUs, can be sustained. His integrity

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i patriot istit are Known uy in hh-hub iu uo uv roil -hc rcacl' CVCn f t!otr!lc,iolu Xominatio". A Van Buren Convention asat Carthage in Hamilton Co. Ohio, on tturday 1.1 for the purpose of nominating cani datcs for Congress, Legislature, Sc. Alexander j)wcan, wss nominated as t!ie Van Buren cantata for Congress for Hamilton Co., mid Mr. Junes Armstrong, and Mr. Holmes, for the Legisliliire. Vr Ptorcr will be a candidate for re-election, ra will, w ithout doubt, be elected over Mj-. DunSamiiol 1'VsJick was nominated at the same ft" .-se for Sheriff.

1'oreig .Ytc The Intelligence f om Europe tnderour Foreign head is of momentous interest. V War between the Autocrat of Russia and EngItnd, would be a war in which every citizen o.' the jlcle would have and feel an interest. The Cm sbration. The preparations are still pressing for the proposed celebration on the Kit h &r of September next, in this place. If the veatler should be favorable, we have no doubt it till be one of the lagest assemblages ever conreneJ in Indiana. The committee of invitation Live received answers from many of the distinpished individuals invited, advising the committet that they will attend the festival. Lieut. Gov. Dvid Wallace, was selected by the Committee of arrangements to deliver an address on the day, atdbe has accepted the appointment. Letters and laforrcation havebeen received fromevery direction, ririag assurance that, if the weather permits, that avast multitude will grace the celebration.

The Casal. We learn from the Engineers that lleCanal from this place to Lawrencebcrgh, has Wi ncrmanentlv located, and staked out, ready

for tie contractors. They can now examine the 2,serent sections and prepare for the bids. They iU recollect that next Tuesday two weeks, is the car for contracting.

A rare circvmstance. Mr. Wm. Templeton, tu elected a Representative to the Indiana Lef slature, on the first of August last, from Founua County, twelve days after his death. He died it Warrenton Miss, on the ISth of July l ist, and uelectedon the lstof August after. This is a circumstance of rare occurrence.

The Legislative. We give in this paper a Wl list of the mem'iers of the next Legislature, ith their politics, from which it will be seen there

U be a majority of 22 on joint ballot in favor of

tlirrisou and Democracy.

Bask Failures. It has been current in this

Mighboihwd for the last ten days, that the late ex-

lentive forgery and bankruptcy of Mr. Ruthbun of

Kiitr-Jo, noticed in this day's paper, had been the

erne of breaking no less than six banks in Ohio,

to wit:Tho Granville Bank, the Conton Hank, '- Like Erie Bank, the Wooster Bank, the Cleved Bank, and the Norwalk Bank. The Cincin-

Ji papers of the 2l'd inst. state that this report

"entirely erroneous, and that the bills of all the e named Banks are received at that city as eretcfore. If those Banks had really stopped Jraenui has been stated, there has been suffiit time to have confirmed the statement. We Reheard the statement made by various individUl,.tr.deven in a newspaper.

Blockade. By the arrival of the Independence, Commodore Hawkins, from Texas, we learn that "J Port nf Matamoras is blockaded bv Texian veshr "rBr"tus, Terrible, and Invincible.---lexian Army were making preparations to --e it by land. J1 Mexican, vessel of war Correo Secohdo, n , froin Matamoras, to Vera Cruz for troops, "JTreT -era Cruz' nd 8,1 hands Pcris,,ed' 'en i ''""'pson, and 2 inarinrs. Brig ir. ' Vias obl,&eJ to put into Vera Cruz, in

u. j rue American.

CI.WLWYA TI PRICES. AiGisr 2oth, 1SS6. fWR-II,.

"r lt report $o,25 per bbl. being readily C't freS'' rou,,d' tne fece'l't however A"1SKE Has been advancing of late verv

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m, i . tuaiige in mis article, me current

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5(rL . " iui maov sale lii c P(m?-ot hev-v for the season .

kl Aonein market. Whig.

stock at

COMMUNICATED.

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Vir-A inn- 1E l l;K K MAIS. Isq. a resident of thi Innn t I .1wm,( 9R

itt0. .nly commenced the practice of law iu u Wltl1 ver-v flt prospects of ultimate sucti,m. Wasf a warm and ardent temperament, th ' 10Us of excelling in his profession. His tf.rt ,0 s Clu!ed by a fall, occasioned bv a violent ich h XVilb h'8 foot' a barof SteI' a si,ort tim e' Wth several other gentleman was at hun,engaged He has lefl R wife and two nnmi, Wtrh one brother in this State, r.nd a ini. . cf near relatives and friends in Ferni-

w-o'jrn his untimelv exit.

Aflininisf rndii'K .Sale.

ILL be offered for sale, on Safirdav, Sept. tlie lTtli at the lat. r.siitM,i,.w,r .".., A..

pleton deceased in Springtu ld towihip la., the following property, to wit. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hoggs, Waggon and Harness; Plough and Harrow, and other farming utensils, Har, Oats, Rye, Wheat, com in the field, Household, and Kitchen furniture, S c. Ac. Terms all sums, of the amount of two dollars and upwards, twelve months credit, by giving note and good security. All under that amount caslwdown. J CD AH II i: XKLEY, .WV. Aug. 25, 1930. g53w . A d in i it i s t ra I or A t ice.

JOTICF. is hereby given that I have this day

taken out letters of Administration on the es

tate of Amos Applcton, late of Springfield Township, Franklin Countv la., deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re puested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the tame, will present "them duly authenticated, for settlement in one year from this date. The estate is supposed to be solvent.

JUDA II IIINKLEV, ..

August 25, 1?::6.

3n :!w.

SHF.PPF.RI), respectfully informs the citiK7 zens of Brookville. and its vicinity, that he lias commenced the above business in all of its various branches, and is prepared to do work in a iVrtf, Durable, Sp Fashionable Style. He will receive regularly the latest New York and Philadelphia Fashions, and hopes to receive a liberal share or the public patronage. His shop is on the west side of Main Stre t, opposite the Post Office, in Joseph Kudinan's house. August 24th, 136. S5 tf.

Administratrix's Notice. THF undersigned will sell at public outcry on Saturday the 2-lth day of September 8ZG, at the late residence of David Mauk in Posey Township, Franklin County, la., all the personal property belonging to the estate of said decedent, consisting in part of one new two horse wagon, cow, sheep, horses, corn in the field, hemp, grass, farming utensils, household furniture aVc. Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Notice is also hereby given, that Letters of Administration upen said estate have been granted to the undersigned. Those indebted must make immediate payment; those holding claims against said estate must present them duly authenticated within one year. The estate is solvent. CEKENA MAUK, Adm". August 23d, lbo6. 35 3 w

DOCTOR CI1ITWOOD, MAVINO permanently located himself in the town of Mount Carmcly Indiana, eight nnles east of Brookville, respectfully tenders his Professional services to the surrounding country. He would also inform young gentlemen, who arc desirous of studying the Medical and Physical Sciences, that he can accommodate them with the use of a good Library; together with boarding and instruction. August 24th, ISrG. 35 Cm. Foreign Attachment.

STATE OF INDIANA, In the Franklin Circuit

Franklin County. Court. In vacation. Jons Ali.ks Sen'r. VS. Foreign Attachment. Arthcr Henrie. )

fHiIll' writ ot foreign Attachment issued in

JL this case on the 10th day of August A. I)

166, being returned into the Clerks office of said

County by the Sheriff, executed by seizing and attaching certain real estate as the property of said

defendant, more particularly set out in said Sheriffs return. The said defendant Arthur Ilenrie is hereby notified of the pending, of the said writ,

and requested to appear and defend, prior to the hearing thereof, or the same will be heard and determined in his absence. ROBERT JOHN, CVk. F. C. C. 31'Carty $- Hoi,land Attorneys. . August 22d, 18S6. 35 3w.

DISSOLUTION. THE co-partnership heretofore existing between Hubbell and White, at Scipio Franklin Co. Ind.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues and demands are to be settled by Win. White who is fully authorized to collect and settle the same. GEORGE HUBBELL, WILLIAM WHITE. ALSO, I have bought all the debts coining to the firm of Hubbell & White, and the business in future, will be conducted by me, where I shall be pleased to accommodate my friends and the public with Merchandize. WM. WHITE. August 24th, 1SC6. 35 3w. MEDICAL 1NOTICE. w-kR. T. KENNEDY informs the citizens of M f Brookville and vicinity that he has moved to the Town of Brookville. and having disengaged himself of all other business, but the practice of medicine he intends strictly to attend to all the caes committed to his care. He feels grateful for the liberal patronage that he has formerly received, and solicits a continuance of the same. Dr. K. would also inform the public that lie has entered into partnership with Dr. Wm. H. Caster, who has gone through a regular study of medicine on the old system, and after having had considerable experience in practice he feels confident

that he will be able to render general satifciaciion to all who may call upon him. The public can apply with confidence to us, as one or the other can always be found when not absent on professional business at their office East of the Court House, in the building formerly occupied by Judge Johnson as a law office; where we have on hand a complete assortment c f mediciue both on the old and new practice, also a good assortment of paints and dyestuils, all of which we offer for sale on the most reasonable terms, wholesale or retail. N. B. All orders from Physicians will be thank-

fnllv received and punctually attended to . ..... , . i oM

Brookville Juno 1st, lPPtf.

23 tf.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. THE undersigned will sell at public outcry on Saturday the 10th day of September 1H38, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M. of said day, on the premises iu Springfield Township Franklin Co. Ind., all the interest and estate of Nancy Welsh and Catharine Welsh minor heirs of William Welsh deceased of, in and to the following described real estate, towit.- "All of the west half of the south east quarter of section eleven, Township nine and range one wet ot the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami River; except 5 acres in the south east comer of said tract of land which was sold by said W in. Welsh in his lifetime to Sarah Jorden, which said land descended to said minor heirs from their said father W in. Welsh. Terms. One third of the purchased money to be paid at the time oi sale, one third m'six mouths and the balance in twelve 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.'Mi. J UD AH H1NKLEY, Com m iss ioner. August lUh IS'-G. 33 3w.

IEW GOODS. 3 are now jeceiving from New York, Philadelphia, Pittsbureh. and Cineinn.t; .

very heavy and general assortment of JWerch an disc; Consisting, in part, as follows, to wit: Blue, Black; Claret, Drab, Olive, Russell Brou n, Invisible Green, and Gold Mixed ClothsBlue, Black. Drub, Invisible Green, and Gold .Mixed Casimcrcs. Bibbed and Buckskin, do. Blue. Broun, Lavender, Silver, Drab, and Bhte. Mixed Satinets. Blacky Brou n, Green. Purple, Blue, and Red Merino Circasians. Red figured, do. Black, Bhu, and Green Bumbazetts. Black and Brown Summrr Cloths. Blue and Brou n Cotton Drillings. It r,. . O

ucxicrm ana utue .Mixtures.

Stripisfor Pan-

Drugs, Medicines, Paints &c.

. A: S. TYNER keep on hand a generl assortment of the following articles, winch

will be sold at wholesale or retail, at City prices.

Opodildoi: Hati'inans Drops Godfreys Cordial British Oil llni Itm do Caslor do Sweet do Oil Stiikc Balaam Life Bloodgooda Klixir Health

Falinestotks

Calomel Cioton Oil Adheme IMaslcr Pink Root iSenna Leaves

J a hi p

Red precipitate Ointment

Spt?. I urpenttue

Alcohol Lctharrre

Blue

Yermif-iPrust-ian

tige Indigo ClevclandsAgueDrops'Red Lea J Doct. D. Jagnes Cur-: White do mini tire Balsam and! Venetian Red Health UestorntirtlSpanisli Brown

Cream Tartar Tartaric Acid Svp. Carb. Soda Gum Opium ' Arabic 44 Camphor 44 Asaloetida 44 Aloes 44 Myrrh 44 Shellac Cayenne I'epper A nn alio Refined Borax Carb. Magnesia Rhubarb Liquorice Clorcs Cinnamon Nutmegs Nutgalls Sulphate Quinine Brookville Aug. 16th,

Madder iChrome Yellow 1 44 Green

Ess. Peppermint w'4 Cinnamon ologne Water lack Ink Red do Indcliablc do Copal Varnish Boot do Jap pan do Giound Mustard Lemon Syrup Gardners Lineament

Starch

Shaving Soap Shoe Blacking Sponge

SuulT

Poy Paints.

1836. 34 btv.

SALE OF HEAL ESTATE. BY 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. D. iy6, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following described real estate of which Daniel Redington 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 H, range one west of 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 and 40 acres deeded to John Meridith lying in the South East corner of said quarter section subject to the dower set off to the widow in said real estate. Terms of sale; one half of the

purchased money to be paid down at the time of

sale, the balance in one year, to be secured by note and approved security. JAMES A. LOWKS, ) n , JOSEPH WILSON, J ComrAugust 9th, 18S6. 33 3w.

Canton Cords and London luloons. Swnmer Stripes.

Russia Snct tings and Diapers. Irish, German, and French Linens. Linen, Lawn, and Cambrics. Blue and Yetlozc Aunkins. Limn and Cotion Table Diapers. Brown and Bleached Sheetinrrs A- Shirtines.

.jpron and F urnilure Checks. Cotton Plaids and Striprs. Bed Tickings, Prints, Ginghams, and Painted Muslins. Cambrics, Plain Jackotutt, Mull, and Book Muslins. Figured Jackoticlt, Siciss, and Buok ditto. Colored Cambrics. Plain and Figured Bobinets. Thread and Jiubinrt Laces and Edgings. Bobinrt and Muslin Insertions and Edgings. Blond, Quillings and Edgings. Ladtrs and Missis Gum Elastic .Iprvns, ! Black and Blue Silk Velvets. Bobiiift and Grcciun Footings. Black, Drub, Red an ! Tabby Felitt. ! Figured Silk and Velvet Vestings. j While Buff and colored Marsallis do. Black Lutestring, Cinshcu; and Black Gn dc Chine, Gro de Suiss.cnd Lavantine Silks. Black and Colored Figured, do ' Colored Gro de J'ap, do While, Pink, Blue, and Grrcn Florence. . Black, While, and Pink Satin. Black and White, Italian Crape.

Tichtcd Silk, Silk Muslin, and Gauze, and Dress llandkcrch'ifjs. Black Italian Cravats, black Silk Ild'kjs. Bombazine and Satin Stocks. Flag, Silk, bandana and Pongee Hlk's. If hile Jackontt and Gingham Cravats. Lidics'' Wr.ile and Bordered Ildk'fs. Flag and bandana Cotton do Black and While Corded Skirls. Bonnet, Mantua, Gauze and Satin Ribbans of all colors. Black and White Silk. Hose. Black Cotton, and Worsted, do Black Random and ff hite Cotion, do White, Broztu,and Mixed Cotton half Hose. Ijadies'' Beaver, IVhite, Red, and Silk Gloves. Gentlt men's Buckskin, Beaver, While and Berlin Gloves. Gum Elastic, Worsted, and Cotton Suspen

der

Care for Bowel Complain t.

vXl V. Jaynes, carminative Balsam, a safe and effectual remedr for the Chotara

Morbous, Dysentary ,Diarrbea or Loosuesi , Sick or Nervous Headache, Cholera Infantum or Summer complaint. This medicine is very pleasant to the taste and will readily be taken by children. Its siccess has been unrivalled, and it is now used in the practice of a great number of Physicians, many of whom have forwarded certificates detailing cure9 of great importance. ALSO, Dr. De Witts Anti-Phlogistic Pills. A valuable family medicine an active and safe cathartic for costiveness, inflamatory, intermit taut Billions Fevers. And for all diseases wherein purgative medicines are required. Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne of Salem. .V. J. For sale by N. D. GALLIOX. Where certificates from Physicians and others can be shown. Brookville Aug. 15th 1686. 34 6w.

Sale of Ucil Estate. fHIIE undersigned as Administrator of the esJL t ate of Daniel Redington deceased, will sell at public outcry, on Saturday the 3d day of Seternber 18S6, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, on the premises in White Water township, Franklin County Ind., the following described real estate, towit: "Forty-nine and one fourth acres of land off of the north part of the south eaet quarter of section 13, Township eight, range one west of the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great .Miami River' conveyed by John Wood to Daniel Redington deceased. Terms, one half of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the balance to be naul in one vcar from the time of 6aid 6ale, to be

secured by bond and approved security.

By order of the Probate Uourt ot saiu county made at the August Term lS.'IO. JAMES KOSEBK0UGH,.?mV. August 8, 1336. 33 3w.

C. F. CLARKSOi, AVING been by the Governor, appointed Xtarv Public for the countv of Franklin

.,,t vinir nhtainpd a seal of office. Would apprise

the public that he is now prepared to attend to any business pertaining to his office, such as certifying to acknowledgements of Powers of Attoi ney, Mort-nn-PH Deeda. A-c. take and certify Depositions, Affi

davits, and all other instruments of writing author

ized to be taken and certified by Justices ot lue

9io. nd make attestations and protesUtions ot

notesarrd bills of exchange, &c.

June 24th, 1836. -d "

CASH FOR WHEAT, - -.. r ot. rrfl

mllE subscribers will pay oj cenis ior .),m'u M. bushels, merchantable wheat delivered at their flowering mill in Brookville Indiana. They also wish to contract for flour barrels.

Brookville July 2!?th, 1836. 31

LAW IOTICK. John A. Matson and Geo. Holland, HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the law in Franklin and the adjoining Counties of the 3d and 6ih Judicial Circuits of the State of Indiana. One of the firm will attend regularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the State and District Court of the United States. Office first door north of ths Clerks office. Brookville July 28, 1S-36. 31 6m

Black and Colored, Silk and Cotton Braids. Black and White Cotton Cords. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. Parasols. Willow Baskets. Riding Whips and Switches. Fine and Coarse leather Boots. Gi'vt.'s Course leather, Kip, Calf, and Buckskin Shoes, and Calf skin Pumps. Ijadies' Calf and Seal Skin, Morocco and Lasting Shoes. Misses Morocco and lasting, do Dghorn, Tuscan, and Straw Monnctts. Fur and Palm Hals. Combs. ALSO, A general assortment of, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery andSadd'ery. 0.ueens-ware and Tin-ware; Nails, Cross-cut and Mill Saws; Tenant, Wood, Pannel and Sash, do.; Trace and Halter Chains; Andirons and

Shovels, and J oitgs; indow Class; Iloe9, Axes, Shovels and Spades; Brass Kettles and Coffee Mills; Grass and Cradling Scythes; Cotton Yarn, Candlewick and Batting; Sieves and Curry Combs; Hemp and Grass lied Cords; Scythe and Whetstones; Letter, Writing, and Wall Paper; Pine Washing Tubs and Churns; Straw Knives and Cast Steel; Homes; Shaving and ifar Soap. ALL of which we will sell at whole sale or retail, at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage only on heavy articles. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine our Goods and Prices. 11. & S. TYNER. Brookville June, 7, 1836. 24 tf

8 ALL OF SCHOOL LAIVDS. State of Indiana, Franklin County. ON Saturday, the 24th day of September next, I will offer for sale, section No. 16, in township No. 11, and range No. 13, West of the principal meridian line drawn from the mouth of the great Miami river. Said land will be offered at the ronrt. house door, in tne county aforesaid, in lots

of forty acres each, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.'and 6 o'clock P. M. on said day, and be continued from day to day, until all be offered. SAMUEL SERING, School Commissioner of the countv aforesaid. July 22d, 1S36. ' 30 9w

Soda Water fc Syrup.

lllE subscribers would inform the Ladies and . Gentlemen of Brookville and vicinity that

this delightful beverage for hot weather can be had at their Drug Store, on the East side of the pubiic atuare. KENEDY & CAS.TOR. sqjune 231, 1836. 26 tf.

Cash lor Kags. jcn

npHE Subscribers will pay four tioiia mi ... JL cents per hundred, in cash for clean linen or cotton rags delivered at their Paper M 1 11 i n Brook- " ... r inj C CDPrll

ville. 1'MiL.L.iro t.. Brookville Dec 10, 1835. 50 t

BAKERY. HE subscriber has established a Bakery in tLe town of Ilrookv l!e, where he wi'l be nlenscd

to supply the citizens and surrounding country with Bread. He intends to make, and keep for sale, at wholesale or retail,

Rusk, Crackers, Gingerbread, &c.

He will supply grocerirs, provision Stores, &.c. with crackers by the barrel! or box, on a short notice. P. GRASMIJCK. August 17th G. 34 4 w . C A .11 KKIU li L CITY, 1ASMAIV1. " Intersection of the Whiteitater Canal and the National Road. rplIE UNDERSIGNED, a Committee on the J- part of the proprietors, will sell on the premises, at CAMBRIDGE, Indiana, a large number of building lots on the 8th of September, intt. Cambridge City a in Wayne county, Indiana, about 53 u-iles east of Indianapolis, 52 west of Dayton, and TO north west of Cincinnati. It is on the West Fork of the Whitewater river, anV nt the precise intersection of the Whitewater (.'anal 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 tho heart of Eastern Indiana, nnd in the richest and most populous county in the State, row containing nearly 30,000 thriving and industrious inhabitants. In this neighborhood is raised a largo amount of pork for the Cincinnati market, of which last season, a single individual sold to tho value of $44,000. This point must necessarily become the depot for the produce of an extensive district of very rich country; thence to be distributed by the Canal, Rail Roads, and Turnpikes to various places on the Ohio. The facilities furnished fordoing this, under tho Internal Improvemsnt System o" Indiana, are scarcely equalled at any point whatever. TII5IY ARE: 1st. The Whitewater Canal, which, bij law.

terminates at this point, on the National Road. This Canal-will traverse the valley of the Whitewater, from Cambridge to tho Ohio; terminating with one branch at the City of Cincinnati, and tho other at La wrenceburgh. Thirty-five miles of this work, from Lawrencebtirgh to a point north of Brookville will bis put under contract this fall; while the branch to Cincinnati will he constructed, either by the State or an Incorporated Company, during the ensuing yeHr. The State liasin has been located in Cambridge, and a large Private Basin will be constructs! by the proprietors, on the ground now offered for sale. Two Locks are within, or near the town, offering water power for manufacturing purposes; besides which, Martindale Creek, within a short distance, affords ti no Mill sites. 2d. From Cambridge to Muncytown, on the great Central Canal, tne Slate has established the Cross Cut, to be either Canal or Rail Road, as may be expedient. It is believed the Rail Road will be adopted. This will connect the Whitewater Canal at Cambridge with the Central Canal. From Muncytown, the State continues the chain, by Canal, to a point on the Wabash and Erie Canal: Again, the Stale makes either a Canal or Rail Road from Fort Wayne iu the Wabash Canal to Michigan City. Thus the connection is made complete, through Cambridge; from the Maumee and Wabash route, by the valley of the Whitewater, to tho Ohio river; and also, from Lake Michigan, by Fort Wayne, to th same point. 3d. The State has loaned its credit to the Lawrenceburgh Rail Road Company (where Stock is subscribed, and part of its work advartised for letting) on condition that it continues its Rail Road to Rushville, only 17 miles from Cambridge; thence, it is contemplated to convey it to Cam bridge, and finally to Fort Wayne. 4th. A Rail Road has, also, been surveyed from Hamilton to Oxford, which being continued, will intersect the Whitewater Canal, and Fort Wayne

Rail Road, at Cambridge- and should the Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road be connected with Lake Michigan, it must connect with the public works of Indiana, on this point, which is on a straight line from Cincinnati to the southern bend of Lake Michigan. 5th. CAMBRIDGE is on the great NATIONAL ROAD, through the North-western States, where it crosses the West Fork, the W hitewater Canal, the Cross Cut Rail Road, and where it will be intersected by tbe Harrison Turnpike, (now finished to the Miami,) when continued through Indisna: a line of Stages runs from Cincinnati, via. Brookville to this point; another, from Lebanon, and Cincinnati, through Hamilton and Oxford, intersecting it at Connersville; and a daily line runs through it,from Dayton to Indianapolis. It is obvious, indeed", from the various Highways, which will hereafter meet here, that it must derive importance from the accumulation of travelling alone; but, when it is considered as the point of "depot for the produce to be shipped on the

Whitewater Canal, for a lage, rertue, and populous district of Indiana, and as a point of transit for merchandise, to be distributed through the country, North, and West, by Rail Roads, it becomes not iuferior 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. Special inducements will be offered to Mechanics and actual Settlers, to whom great facilities are offered, in the expenditure at this point, ol lsrgo sums of money, on the National Road, Canal, and Basins. Reference to anv of the subscribers. GEO. "GRAHAM, Jr.")

R. W. LEE,

THOMAS TYNER, V Committee.

ALEX'R McGREW, IRA LACKEY. Cambridee. August 10, 1S."6.

Queen ware. -g 4T Crates of Q,ueensware for J. -Crate, by R & SBrockviU July fth. If S6.

sale by tha TYNER. 28 liy.

Just Rcceired and for Sale,

LBS. Cotton l urn. . Mackerel bv the bbl. & half bbl.

Molasses bvtbc barrel. R. & &. TYNER.

2500