Crawfordsville Record, Volume 3, Number 33, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 November 1834 — Page 3

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: - Those of our subscribers who expect a jr.y thicr subscriptions in beef, pork, wood, :cm, oals, hay &c. , will please mtike known sheir intentions previous lo the first ol'DciTiTibcr next, as we wish to supply ourselves

those articles by that time. And sttcn :ivc mace cii-f mi nt.s to pay in 7fY

vecMiired lo deliver it bv l!ie i'.rst of

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A fa i r price will he ::l'.e'.v tamed r.rliclcs.

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nation, although Gov. Noble, a most decided LIST OF LETTERS, and well known npposer of Jackson and Van TO EMA1N1NG in the Post' Office in

Buren, was reelected by a majority of more I Crawfordsville, on the S 1st of Scptmtlnn 0,000 votes, over Rend tl p T-rl i ber 1831 ' which ,f not Uken onl within three V. Ur ca(Ma, .Ch .KMrSr ' -f"

j v wu: ijvisi-4iure is opposed to A the Administration. Now, wo should be glad j John B. Austin to know by what rule these editors are govern-' l Arnientrout ed . Is the election of Governor and mem- Pmats Armstrong .roftheL;,:isIaturea test of , he strength i ga

u puisc: ii ury answer m the afurmativc, B ; " ledi.;n:i is ?i;i(n;c:,1 lor. ally opposed to the 1 William C- Baldwin I Administration. Is the election of members ?ovren I of Congress end , f the State Legislature a j JJj : tes? If ihev answer in tbe nfmnnovr. iKon i ..I-

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Owin o the poison, by whom we sent for i "'c'!,accordin to their own doctrine, ! Joseph Bastick tnosr dSanixuntinff us. we will be compelled I OIlio opposed to the Administration. Will Solomon Dal1

suspend publication for two or three weeks, j ,nose minors ue so good as to inform us by X V , "

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favcr ot lentlm'j us

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oiora- r.esQl'bors wili do us the Miengin oi pir-; SHmuol IN. tioll

a few bundles. "uicu tunn ot liie dilemma will alontine Borough

. you hang your churns to Ohio r.nd Indiana? William Babb PENNSYLVANIA. ANT) Oi!t ELECTIONS. PV ; C a statement, in Niles' il-ic:or of Nov. 1, it j FltOM SOUTH CAROLINA, VC are fl rppeirs that the aggregate vote, in Ohio, ve-: able only (from the indefinite man- NaiLVcompUm :cived by the whig c updates f.r Congress,: tier in which the returns are given W'i!!nm Cowger :t the Lie election, is ."000 more than the : iti the papers there) to Slate that Ralph Canine Jackcon candidates receive; in that state; & I Messrs. PLNCKNEY, CiKAYSOV&Da- ,Carns p;oba!)!y, a much larger vote tlian Lucas re- j vis, are re-elected to Congress the I nTniUl Lnncll ccned ror Governor. This fict, in conr.ee-; second named without opposition, Enoch Gamut lion with the fact, thai in the Ohio Lrgisla-j Ab the last hy a small mnjority ; that I t turc the whigs have elected a mi-jonty of 12 i Col. Manning (unionist) is elected j l1101 or 1 1 members, is, we think, conclusive r vi- j )y a larjre Ulfjority, in the late Mr. I Solomon Dotrick .lcr.ee of the whig ch;r:.ctcr cf that member : lj'ajrs (listriet ; that JAMES Rogers, j E of our National Cot:Vdev.icy. I' is evidence j Rmj' j Q PoSTELL, funionist haveR. John M. Ellis

of the unctic

inf'uf-r. of il-.-mocratic v r-: ,t,l.I.. ,4.J'.f.s. 1VT, c ramuci iiMiis

lue, and populir intelligence, upon inedesti- yEy an( CaMPHELL, the present

r.jes oi our tree mutilations: anu piovea 10 uie mt.nilers nuMlliers.

v. orld, that the reign of despotism anu ps!!'.'-

ical delusion, over our enlightened commit- j nil v, must necessarily be of short duration, i In the lart years Leg; da turc of Ohio, the !

JacUson p.arly had a m jovily of more than

twenty on joint ballot ; and having this ma-

t lie

Ojp.cc of the Indiana Journal.) " Indianapolis, Nov. 7, Editors of the Indiana Journal, havin"

re.ade the necessary arrangements. jropose,as usual, to issue their paper twico a week dur-

jiugthe nppro.ithing session of the General

'oriiv, gave instructions to the lion. 1 nomas j Assembly, it wid contain as accurate and EwinMo sustain, by Lis vote, in the Senate ! impartkl r.n account of the proceedings of

United Siate?, the h:t::ded and " , - i-- - -

of th

- round trr '3 Vl"e'' buown, that it is not deemed ne-

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iuVrecedenU-d measures of uHitpatiott, auop-1 ajlcl domestic, as may be deemed useful and ted by Gen. Jackson , in relation to the ilnan-; interesting to the general reader. This paper i . f . 1. t '. fIV..,-..-w .n r .- w I liin c. hnrr ncrildfclm1 ifs li-io-

ciri cotiCerns 01 xivc. licii.wii. x .scao i;uu-1 " '- " ow iwn- ciuintciitu, t-.iin no .na it Vi

viens -Mr. I'vinmlisrivr irti!,up:i the

t liai in giung me.n, a,.; '",u I morolv s. vtbt wo will .W ,v,r mr.st n.

:d c ntraiy to ihe will of the jxple of Ohio. ; ranitiing exertions to give interest to our 'A are happy to find, that the result of the 1 ite ; columns, and the most careful attention in . lection prove thai the Le:ulnlure wts forwarding p .pers to subscribers.Wo will glad ?, t r,,., j,.w, iv receive subscribers i-ither for the session or tt'ior." and ?.:r. Ewm?; vg-V. In disregarding - .. 1 - t bv tlie year. I hose desiring ihe paper durthe tnslrnctions, we i re LW-.re, Lv ln? tl-e s, ssion, only, will please to cause their ir.e .iSiiimcd a bib ec buld r.-spesisiuiiiiy, as j names to be forwarded on or beloro the first n representative cf a soereign Si.ite of the d.:y i tlie session, in jfder that they may get ilnV'ltvvasarespoibdiTv to be cssum- ) the numheis complete. , . I Ih3 terms ot tiio paper to regular subscn-

oians. The Ohio Legislature, we think, had j:o ri-dit to instruct their Senators contrary to

ihe opinions of the people of the Slate, era majniiiy of them, and tkeiefore, such instructions imposed no obligation ujon their Senators to obey. Ia this mat lor the Legislature is but the organ of the people, by which their will rnmnmnieated to their Senators in

Congress. The obligation to obey is imposed i r.pon the Senator by the fict, that the instruc- ( tions of the Legislature are according to the uill of the people. If, therefore, such instruc-1 lions he contrary to the will cf the people, there is no obligation imposed upon the Senator to obey ; end consequently, he must in t.!l cases decide for himself, whether such instructions b according to, or contrary to,the will of the people. At the election, in Pennsylvania, in 1S2S, f'.;en.-J..ckson received a majority of more than fJojKH) votes. In the year 1S:V2 he received a majority in this slate of 2 1, 10" votes ami at the election in 1S1, the Jackson candidates for Congress, received an aggregate majority of M,15-l votes -s hnumgxonclusivelv, a diminution and loss in the Jacksen party r.mk?5of 3i,(K'.0 votes in one State, in six years and a loss in the last two years of 10,000 voles!

If Jacksonism should continue to decline in the same ratio for the next two years, in tins Statc,thc Little Magician's claim to the electoral vote in J: will be extremely doubtful indeed. To obtain this vote, in the State where. Jackson idolatiy and political hovoi-y have been predominant far the List ten years, wili require all bis inttigucs and demagogical management, aided by the "paper and twine" of the IV.stOfiiee Department, ec the Golden Humbugs of the Kitchen Cabinet.

hers continue as usual, 00 forf2 Nos., ii

advance, or '3 00 at the expiriation of the term. The price to session subscribers will be

(S100. Several vears' experience has dem

onstrated to us that the paper cannot be alibi aled for a less sum without involving us in debt. OrMembcrs of the General Assembly are I authorised and respectfully solicited to act as agents for us in receiving subscribers and money. S ALL 'FOH S ALE. p'KjjIIE subscriber has on hand a quantity Iff, of Oaondagua or Lale Salt, which will be soul at his Store m Lafiyette, at one dollar per bushel, by the barrel, or one dollar and twenty five per bushel retail, lie assures his customers and the public, that

there will be no change of price, as said Salt is under his own control.

John McCormick X.iv. 3.1834. 333 w Free Press LOSTH

N Wednesday the lith insf. , between Crawfordsville and Power's Mill, a

small LEATHER PURSE containing a stumII amount of money, perhaps three or four dollars, in dollars, half dollars &c; any per son finding said purse will confer a favor and receive a just rccompenccby leaving it at ihe Printing office, in this place, or with the sub

I. M. WELLIVER.

Crawfordsville, Nov. lth 1S3L 33.

F John Farley James Findley John W. Fish Piulip Fox G George Graham II Robert Harrison Fredrick Howard Jacob Horn back John Hays Joseph Henderson

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isner irwin

J Samuel Jackson William J'T.kms James G. Johnson K Benjamin Keller Edward Kelsey Jonathan Kecney James King Henry Keller Joshua Ken worthy L Th.omr.s Lincoln Sen. John Lee

Miss Rebecca Lamden Hunter Wallace C. C. Luyton and A. David Wiley Beedle Alex. Wear M Jacob Westfall Mrs. McCIung J -rues Wiley Hiram Miller EUnczer Walden David C. Maxwell Joseph Wad9 Edward Megleme ISAAC C. ELSTON, P. M. Sept. 30, 1831. 27 3 w

James McCorkel John McDowell Jotham Miller Robt. McCoy Alexander McConnell '2 Jacob Martin !v ancy 15. McConnell Thomas Michaels Natharae Manville P Zachariah Pollard Christopher Perkins Miller Parker Nathan Poyner Daniel Porter James Pettit Benjamin Patterson Adam Porter Micajah Pittman Joshua 13. Powers John Porter Q Ilenrv Quick 11 William Ricketts Leonard Robinson Asa Randell S Jesse Stewart Joseph Swank Asa A. Stone Rebecca Sifers Christian Stover Peyton Smith Alexander Slausoc John Steepleton Josejdi Smith William Simmons Albert G. Sloo Jmes Smith T J amc3 Thonipsoil Daniel P. Tiiompson John Thompson (on Cole Creek) James Turner Jacob Thompson James Tate William Talbut Lazarus Tilley U Abraham Utter V Samuel Vancleavc Joim Vail James Volen Daniel Vaughn Joseph Vauiiusdal V Htnry Wray D-.niel Wealbers William Wilson Jedediuh Walden Joseph White John Wanholl

INDIANA DEMOCRAT.

rUBLISH ED BY MORRISON AT) ROLTON, IDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

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HE Proprietors of the Indiana DemoJLL crat tender their rcsp-rts to th public, and agiin propose to publish a SEMI WEEK

LY paper, during ihe ensuing session of the Legislature of Indiana, containing Reports of the proceedings of that body, in addition to the usual news of the day, and polhicd and miscellaneous matter. Competent Re

porters will be provided, and the joint exertions of the proprietors will be used to give an additional interest to the paper. To those wishing the perusal of a careful rnd correct report of the proceedings of ouiLegislature,an opportunity is now allbrded, by a subscription

to the Democrat. As our current expenses will be greatly increased by the employment of ReiHrlers, and an additional number of workmen, we call upon our fellow citizens to sustain us in an enterprise which Ins here

tofore been unprofitable to both the offices in this place. As the political character of the Democrat is well established, and Mr. Morrison, the original proprietor, is again perma

nently interested, the public will not be disappointed in bestowing their natronage. 00 Terms. THE terms of the Indiana Democrat are 02 CO per volume, of ;Y2 numbers, if paid in advance: $2 50 n six months, or $3

CO if payment is delayed until the close of

the volume. The price of the paper, during the session of the Legislature, (printed twice in each week,) will be OXE DOLLAR, in advance. For t lie iceekly paper, duriug the session, FIFTY CEXTS, in advance. A reasonable percentage will be allowed for obtaining subscribers. (j-Postmasters are requested to act as Agents in procuring subscribers and forwarding the amount of subscriptions. Members of" the Legislature- re also respectfully requested to procure subscribers. I JList of the Iieecip:s F Expenditures for the SVr 18211: Commencing Oth .Vorember 18X3, miff cloftitig 4fi'VH. 1 3-1, inclusive. To ain't recM into the county Treasury on acc't of Sr .re licenses $1 14

do do Grocery do 0 50 do do Tavern do 12 00 do do Clock do 1 31 i do do Show do 20 CO do do Efttrays 01 1S do do Revenue of 132 SS8i)4 do do Revenue of 133 2000 7GJ

sen oer

4 OBEY THE CALL!! A LL persons indebted tome in any way whatever, on my DORSE ACCOUNT, lit ri quested to make immediate payment or

settlement, as the accounts are due, and money I must have by the first of December next. FOSTER FIELDS. October 30, 1831. 31 if i:ac!-Koal Notice lr3OOKS will hi opened to receive thJfJ? subscription of stock in the Indianap ohs and Lafayette Rail Road Company, on the 20th of Se'ptember, 1831; and be continued open until otherwise directed, at tho fol-

owing places, viz: At Indianapolis, Marion county. At Jamestown, Boon county. At Crawfordsville, Montgomery county. At Columbia, Tippecanoe county. At Lafayette, do. The directors named in the act cf incorporation aro autiionzed and requested lo act as agents in opening books, at the several places in their respective counties. A share m said company is $30; two dollars on each slnre x quired at l lie time oi

subscribing, or the note ot the subscriber ot

$3201 3i;i jExpesitliUires. Bv amount paid to associate Judges for services $2100 do To supervisors of roads for do 0.3 00 do to Grand & Traverse Jurors 172 3Td do to School Comtnis'r 25 G2i do to Assessors 73 i?04 do lor blank book for Recorder 12 024 do for do for CiVs office 30 50 do. for recording description of sale of School Lnnds 0 G9 do for stationary for Clerk's office 5 374 do for printing 8 50 do Fufl for Conrl bouse 2 00 do for viewing county roads 32 024 do to B ililfs to the circuit Court 28 00 do for Blankets for Jail 0 00 do far boarding prisoners and repair of Jad 3S3H do to returning Judges of elections 10 75 do for appraising town lots 3 75 do for the support of the poor 4-1 374

do lor laying ell J-dl bounds 4 50 do for locating State Roads 41 374 do for tax,crroneously paid,refunded 2 f7 do for Attornies' fees 12 50 do to co. ComVs for services C2 00 do to Trustees of school township 50

do paper for Grand Jury do keeping Estray pen do fixing Court house for circuit Court do redemption of county lots do House rmt for Jury rooms

do to Clerk for his annnal allowance 70 60 do to Sheriff for his annual allowance GO 00

It 12 WARD. sQiTRAYED f:om the subscriber, about three weeks since Three Horses. One a chesnut sorrel, about 15 hands high, with

small white spots under the saddle, and under rock for two dollars, payable to said

bis belly. Another a white horse, about c i con,p;iny oll demand, as soon as 200 sh ires

each valued at dollars L)f gtock UK, fiuml

Tho el

lion :n New Yoik being now over,

ve shall publish the returns, as soon as they rhail have been received. Much anxiety is nnnifisted in all puis of the Union, in relation to tho election of the "Empire State." At least two weeks must elapse before the re

sult of this election will be known ncrc. We are aware that the collar Editors of Indian! and o'ber States of the West, claim the State of Ohio as a Jackson Van Buren Stale, because Gov. Lucas h:s been rcelecteJ by a majority of something likel,000votes, over a M'Lean Jackson man, Gen. Findlay although a majority of the people's votes have been "iven to the whig candidates for Conressandfor the State Legislature. These uime' Editors claim Indiana for tin Adminis-

sume height, and

The other, a chesnut horse about 13 hands

high, high shonldei?, with a star in the forehead; all three bad long tails, and are between three and lour years obi. They were purchased of Mr. John Henry Johnson, of Crawfordsville, la. The above reward will be irid to anv person who will relnrn the ame to " F. G. BLANSHARD. ' Chicago, Oct. 1, 1S34.

to be subscribed for. The

balance to be paid according to the charee

Bv order of the Board of Directors of the

Indianapolis and Lafayette Rail Road compa ny. P M CURREY, PrcSt. " Attest, J. W. Powers, Clerk. August 2S, 183 1. 23 tf

25 75

1 00 13H 6 75

Total receipts, $32G130i " Expenditures 605 97

Balance

$395 U7 4

Attest:

$2308 42 JAMES SELLERS, DENNIS BALL, FREDERICK MOORE,

Commissioners.

JOHN WILSON, Clerk.

November 7, 1S34.

32

-miZiY William Maxwell of

jail? Boon county, SugarcreeK

fer, , township, inoiana, as an es.ray,

Vi x bright bay mare about lilteen aesSE'3 years old, fifteen hands- high, blind in the left eye, a small white spot in ber forehead a little sway-b icked, both hind feet white no lo the pastern joint, a liltle white

soot in the back part of the left fore foot abuve the hoof, branded with a letter S, on the left shoulder and buttock , no other brands or mark perceivable, appraised a. twenty dollars bv John Rhine and Thomas Liuidrum. " A true copy taken from my estray book. A 5 JOHN MILLER, J. P..

Adm list r a tor's Notice.

OTICE is hereby t'iven that the undersigned has taken out Letters of Admin

istration on the estate of REDEN BUSENBARK

BARK rfccV, late of Montgomery county, Lt : therefore all persons indebted lo said estate are requested to lmke immediate payment; and all those having claims against the same, to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, wilhin one year. The estate is solvent. JAS. BUSENBARK, ArfmV. Cct2l,183-1. 30

OOP,

BUSHELS of OATS wan

ted on subscription, for the

seconder third volume of the RECORD. TOH WOUK nctul) executed.

TSTXTTIEREAS my wife Sarah Walden

WW late Sarah Mitchel, has left my bed

& board without any reasonable or just cause

whatever: these are therefore to torwarn any and all persons whatever, from harboring or

i rusting ber on my account and trom n irboringher at all, as I will pay no debt? ofhei contracting. All persons are forwarned, also,

from harboring or boarding my son, uiinam Hen.v Walden. on mv account, without first

:r. ii, Imve the possession

UllUI Ulllll' IUC until wi-vt - . , ,i r .,.:.i l,;i,t I am determined lo

prosecute for the possession of said child, as

soon as I discover Lewis Walden

Oct. 20, 18341 tfL? :FAriTiTR ATES' BLANKS JljXjun- Office. fTOords of good WOOD PlrYantcd on subscription .

ORDINANCES f.VI FMmOiamTUIi.YTS. THE Boo "d tit 'l'rusn t s oi the Iticorporatn of the Town of CrawfordsvilJe, met pursuant to noticr, and or gained. Henry Ristine was elected Vr5-

idc?it of tho Board, ccnd Isaac Naylor

lor Clerk.

On motion, Francis Miller

appointodT'mwMrcr oisauJ lioard.

Tho follouinff Ordinances have

been adopted:

lie it ordained bt; i.he President and Trustee of the Incorporation of the Town ffS raw-

fordsviUc, That it eh II l? la.uiul

tor the rl reaurer of said Corpo ration, upon application ma.de hy any person or )ersons wishing to olttaina license for retailing spi.ri tons liquor hy a less quantity tlui a quart, to grant a license lor 0at

purpose for one year, upon the pi t -son or persons so npphinp pavit.g into the treasury of saio Corporation the Finn of EIGHT DOLLARS, for which sum it bhall ho the duty of said Treasurer to givo his rece ipt. And, it shall he the further duty of said Treasurer to keep a Book wherein he sh:tll ke p regular and correct entries of the names of all persons so applying & receiving a-license as aforesaid, and also the exact time when such license was granted, and the time when the same will expire: and, also, to keep a correct account of all moneys received hy him as Treasurer aforesaid, and all moneys hy him paid out hvordei of tho Board. And it shall further he tho duty ol said Treasurer, to make reporJ annually, or of'ener if r quired, to the Board, of all acts done or performed officially by said Treasurer, together with the amount of money on hand, and also, ?he amount expended by order of tho Board. And it shall also he the duty of snid Treasurer, before eater ing on the duties of his office, to give bond to the President &, Trustees of said Incorporation in tho penal sum of five iium:iied dollars, with sufficient freehold security ,to be approved of by the Board conditioned for the faithful performance ot his duties as Treasure'. aforesaid. HENRY RISTINE,Pres7. J. Angle, Clerk, Pro. Tern. October 'i 1th. I8:U. mm.VA;M;ij u. Be it ordained by the PresU dent cfr Trustets of the Incor

poration cf the Toicn of Crate-

jordsrille, That it shall not be law-

tul for anv person or persons, (travellers excepted) who shall have teams of horses ami w agers or other carriage within the Corporate limits of the Town aforesaid, to leave them standing in any of tho streets or ullevs thereof unfastened ; but it shall hi; the duty of any such person or por&ors having teams as aforesaid, to secure them in somo

ubstaniial vay,that they may there

jy be prevented from running thro'

any of thestrei ts or alles of said

I own to the injury or alarm ol tho citizens thereof.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained

by the authority aforesaid, That it

hall not be lawful for any person

or persons to ride or drive any

horse or horses through any of the

streets or alleys of said I own at a

faster gait than a trot.

ec. 3. Be it further ordained

by the authority aforesaid, That

any person or persons who shall vi

olate any of the provisions ol this or

dinance, upon conviction tnereoi, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding three dollars, at tho discretion of the Justice trving ihe same. HENRY RISTINE, Prcs't J. Angle, Clerk, Pro. Tern. October 2ith, 1834.

WILL be offered, at pnMic sale, cn Monday tlie l?th o Nnvrmler next, ;it the Ute residence of REDEN BUSENBARK, decM, about 14 miles south west of Crnwfordsulle, the personal property of said deceased, consisting, in part, of the following orticles, to wit : Horses, Milch Cows, Young Cattle. Sheep, about 30 Fat Hogs, Stocf,- Hogs. 1 U agon and harness, ( 'orn in the f eld. Wheat, Hay, Oals in the sheaf, I arming Utensils, Household Kitchen furniture Xinc monlhs credit on all turns over $3 00. Jas. Busenbark

Oct. 1,1 vat.

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