Crawfordsville Record, Volume 3, Number 36, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 December 1834 — Page 3

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, ISM .

Governor's lessairr. Wo publish in to-day's paivr, the Message of (iov Noble, for tho information of our readers, in reloim to s'ate policy. We recommend tin's document as a plain, common sense state paper, containing a brief outline of those subjects, that are proper lor legislative action. It contains no bombastic parade of language, ner pedantic display of learning, which were the distinguishing characteristics of the messages cfone of t iov. Nobk-s predecessors. 1 We have not seen the inaugural address of 1 Gov. Noble; but wo are informed by a gentle man, woo heard it delivered, that it was ap-1 prepriate to she occasion, both in manner and : rn itter. It eh til have a place in the R cord We have read the inaugural address of Lieut, j Gov. Wallace, and think it well written, and i suitable to the. occasion on which it was de-; livered. We shall give it a ph.ee, fir the pe lU3dTourread.-is. ! Our Logislature, we are iufonr.cd. iscarvin out much business for .s funl ..ction. i i According to the gen rd course oi Ino.ana Ie.-nsl ojon, much nf ibis busuies, af'er und . g ing chhorate prep-r-ition. and I due ious discussion, in committees, nd m botli hous- ... . i i ,i . es, wui be pos'injued or kit amoia the unteW bSiJS f,I. .Mil1 I give a bnctvie vl the i.gisl -live procd-1 tngs, as tliey shall occur, in hie progress of ; sessi.n. The Elections again. Wehavebem told tint wint we said on the subject .ft!ie New York Elect ons and those of Massachusetts, h is provoked the ire, and brought duvn upon us the angry censure of a few of our Jackson fiicnds. We now inform those, whom it may concern, th t what we have written on those elections w s not , ., i i ,- .1-,..- I I... .... - iMiiirn lir I.v.IiiimO it Ml.V; ueuvu u, u ...JU,. ... one, nor to excite the angiy passions ol anj individual. The f iCts staled, and principles avowed , in ( relation to the snbieet diud.d to, we then thoughty and li ve think can be m aintain d We, therefore, ivt -ct n tru.ng w- b .ve s .id the subject. ' riit.h is ni ghty, at.u trili jyrcvan. n ieais nos incMm ui"o. , ..... . .. .. therefore, invite Lie written stuctuies, and criticisms oi "our J ickson friends. Fortius purpose the colua-.ns ".fthe R c rl can be employed by them whenever th y sre disp p. ed to do so. We racoi'iuz : the freedom oj" the press and the liberty of speech as th.' two strongest pill.rs of our republican editice. PiiiuvDELriti ,Nov Mnber 20, IS34. Tito cUtunity of CioUI nni.t'd at tho Mutt since lln- tirsi oi August, lias boon upward uf two millions and a halfot dollars. PiTsons at a distance from 'hilud lphia,j;o doubt think vc arc rolling in iio!d lion, and vill porh tps bo sin prisotl to bp told, that anoatib' or ball o iob' is so rarely to be seen i t eireul -uioo, that one of our principd virtu -lllors in market UU us Hstrd.iy, tisat be does not see more than one in two w -ek. and another, tb it be bad never seen above half a dozen. The truth is, th it tbov li-iveuni -A returned Iroin the New York flec-tious. Gazelle. TRUTH AND SINCERITY. .... lal 1 "We should labor to excite in children a tietestation of all that is mean, cunnmn or false, nnd to inspire them w i'h a spirit of openness, honor and Candor, making lin ni feel how no ble it is not merely to s ak the teath, but to speak the simple unaltered truth, whether it tell for or agdnst ihemsi bes. Rut to effect this, our example must undorm'y concur with our instructions. Our wlnle behmour to them should be fair without aitificc. We should never deceive them, n-ver employ cunnina to gain our ends, or to .-pare present trouble. For instance, to assure a child that the medicine he is to take is pleasant, when it 13 not so. Artifice is generally detected even by children. There is much in the old proverb, "a cunning lock helps but once, and hinders ever after.' Great caution is required in tmkmg promises; but when made, children should see that we are strict in performing them; or word passed must not be broken. The meanuess ot tale-Bearing and detraction should be strongly impressed, upon the mind in early life: and children reminded, that not only duty, but a sense of honor should lead them not to speak any thing of an absent person, which they would not speak were he present. If we have grounds to suppose a child gudtv of misconduct, it is better to ascertain the truth bv our own observation, evidence of others than by forcing confession from himself. Yet sometimes it may be necessary to question him m order to find out the certainty. This must be done with great caution, not with that vehemance and nurry so commun.y employed on such occasions, oui wim caim nnd a faction: cautioning bun against an swerin in haste; reminding him oflhe im-. yortaucs and liappy consequence of speaking

the truth; of our willingness to lergivo, it in freely confess his fault , nnd shows himself uprinlit Hint honorable in ri.iulnrt

And to establish a htbitual regard to the TfPY virtue ot a writ of issued principle of honesty, children should not Imm JW from the ott.ee of the Clerk of the C.rpennitted to pick up the smallest article w, h-i ' Cnrt vf Montgomery county, to me out iuquir.nu to whom ,t belongs. This easy ! ducted, I will expose to sale at the Court ruK .u,d asking leave even when veiy y..ung . ' 'ownCrawrdsv, e nnSa -l-of-re they take any thing, will give.,,,, a flT l" n 7 s-rong r. g; rd to the' pr..p -nv of others. To j of "V',?1.? a,,d ' -l"ck'

h ,l,.. t ..n;t.l... .ol- I t , .O.J..1..1,1. I.. c.iL m.r m . i. ......... . .1.. . .1 1 ... ... ... "V..-..M Yv.iis. I ,,,V, , i i ommnnK aft (i. There will be Singing School by D. G. Pottenger Pottenger in the Baptist meeting house, 1 ,,M ,hS evening, at early camil.- lighting, j Dt Ct i!tbt r hi' ! Afaf X.X- VAX" ! 7 4 Ill "rj. , ,0 WMgHSBUOSR r - s ,. tim, is (tr , Wlnjf noar when I shall st irt for a ne:r supply of M -dicines, I wish ill tho?? indebted io mo, cither by note; to cdl and make payment I Inve a ooii-iJcnhVamouni : nr ,,ook cn.int. , ,. , n-iM.rr i ' V ' illf till - II "I (Hi KM Kl .'I I I I ! I II i ML M, ; FD TO COLf EVT IF POSSI lUJ'lUlU(i TIIII PRETEXT U7A'-1 ir.',,.i - vipTwiiill -k h od is reionnhl 1 s I Elt i' v leg wait u as I..ng as, reasonable men can renur;, uni as lony as mv circnm-; 1 ' .1 stances will wtmit. 1. there r , hop-, tiiat ! j',,,, rotirfrnc,i Will PA V CP, and save trohle and eots. ! i. ,.n.-c-Mfl I'nt -.1! w'-n Itv. nhtiinntl It i ..uv J t.iu ail w..o nat onuneu ""J - U.W S,.k, are .ware ,B, .iort I trniiino iinopci'irv in t li lt rein I. I m . . ;ni(J )f)i Mi fhc .;mount (Iuo by each miv 5m !l!.,. i,. r.eeessarv that it le prompt ly paid up beoi- I noon, as a great portion of my s'ock is credited out in that way, and I must have money to recruit with, I M. HOLMES. December 1st. 1831. 3a-3v n " f -V ' R.C. Gregory ' r.A Viri I I. .(.., .. lVi,iii,ltf vvl... i "vn.iiu """" " : ii t Inen accommodated with cheap goods i" iiijii i. uui iiim ci hj i uu.aii..lpli.for(j(m.lssomiMiinr.,.1 January. & , ,;!Mvf rulf)C ft)rc-0;i cf ALL nho arc in ar I nars trith them. Dec. N lKil. 3o Jw A I) M J Y 1 STR A T R IX' Ewill orlei at public v ndue, on Satnrd sy the oil day ot J nnary. lS33,al li e laie rosi tence of James B. McClure Ciaw iVrdsville, Montgomery cimnty. fndnn: the following property, viz; Some household and kitchen furniture, a qiuintity of tooU pni-tabl-for carjxMiti rs and eh or nnkera. ALSO son.ee hair timber, and a turning lathe. A; manv oilier articles too tedious to mention. A credit of six months will be given on all sums of three dollars and upwards, by the purchasers giving bond with approved security. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Abigail McClure Administratrix. December 10, 1S3 4. 301s 9 Y David Johnson, llviim about li miles S. E fio:n Crawfordsv t!le, a SORREL ETUD COLT, its two hind feet white, fodd f ;ce, supposed to be two years old last spring, appraised to sHl.liv John Warren and Levi Wheeler lit-fore me, P. M. CURREY, J. P. Dee. 11,183 4. 30 AN ORiMN AV E tor cie. .rui,i obstructions out of the side wtlks and alleys of the town of Crnvfor isville. lie it ordained by the President c Trus tecs vf the town vf Crafordsiiilcy Tint any person or persons owning or occupying any I'd or lots or part thereof, lying adjacent or contiguous to any public street' or ulley in said tow n, shall clear or c ;use the sidvj walks in any public street or alleys to be cleared of all obstojetions that would hinder or impede the passinjr &. repassing of the citizens of said town, y others having business on &: along the same. And it shall further be the duty of any person or persons ovvi iug or occupying lots or grounds as aforesaid, to keep ihe side walks and alleys clear of all such obstructions that would hinder or imjcde the passing or repassing of the poisons aforesaid : Provided, however, that this ordinance shall not extend to persons engaged in building. during the time they may necessarily be em ployed in erecting and finishing the same And be it further ordained by the antbority afoiesaid, That any person violating any ol' Ihe provision of this ordinance, upon coviction thereof shall he fined in any sum not ex ceeding three dollars, at the discretion of teh Justice trying the same. HENRY RISTINE, President. I Naylor, Clerk. D cemb r 5. 1834. ON S tturday the l.tu inst. on the road leading from Frankfort, Clinton county, o D dphi, Carrol county, a j SILVER WATCH, which the owner c in have by calling on the subscriber near Cra vi .r lsvil e proving prop irty and paying c iarg' S. WM. WILSON Nove b 7, 18 U. 35 r L -A N KS j y 1 for sale at the "Kkcoko" Uihee.

Sheriff's Sale.

1'. M. on said sum uay m in,,.- r. IllS of the West half of the North East quar ter of section 33, in township 20 north, of I mnfTo 4 wpRt.for the term of years. Ami iF same will not satisfy said writ, together .. . . tprilt r..d cog1g ti,ereoru ami ,rr,.Ill1(T r.1s i then offr for sale the ciiM,i,iirif,,n(1.t3-cn as the prooertv Jf Rob'i Fields.nt the suit of Tho"s M. Currey and John W. Lane. 1 ....... Ambrose Harland Sheriff of M. C. November 2.", ISr.l. 33 I,aic Partnership, E.A. Hannegan & R. M. Corwine AVIX(i formed a co-partnershij) in the practice of Law in all the Superior & lienor Courtsol jud.catureof this State and Illinois, are prepared to attend to all business ronfu ed to them, with fidelity and despatch. T They intend paying particular attention to Cowrcwrt'JciXand Collecting. Their united attention shall be given to all business that nn oither l" 'J i...... ... - 1 I . K. nation in.) r t limp rocluiP. lisyr m '7 -"w-'J-s UBU"lt""lu 1,1 "J?" '-t live places of abode- the former at Covington, Fwntain County, and the latter at Newjwot, Vermillion County, Indiana rA-,,r.A-, v i oi it f l-,f Taken up. By Henry Donahoo in Wayne township, Mont Tgomery county. I a., 3 CS aiZia (;f the Ibliowllig ikfClipllwii One 1 RON GRAY MARE and colt the mare is supposed to be about 5 years old ik-xi sorbin, about 14 hands 3 inches hi"h,sboes on i I rl "I . i K.l.rk flirt iticwl il lwr "rtrQ liir-fiitf If ;i r.ri l I :l 1.1 . :.. I. -r color, a siar ano tuiau uk.c iu nti iuctr ; )V;1jp,-J t0 s3". I Mr. I II , I Uu ' U J COLT has a small star in its fore head, right hind foot white, and a hide whitt on both fore feet; -appraised to$l"J. A BAY MARE supposed u be 3 years old next sp ing, aboui 14 hands 3 inches high, asm til star in her forehead, mane lays u the I--ft side, left hind foot white, ami little white on the insMe of the right forcfoo; ; appraised to iK) doll us, by GABRIEL FULLER, &, JOHN RUSK, A correct copy, bv me, Samuel M. Cooley, J.P. Nov. i2"), IKJI. Sri TOJ'EOSIAL. ( Hon. J. Lewis ,would inosi res-NJLa-LmL. I 1 1 J utfOH iiui inn ii tlemen of Crawfordsville and vicunt , that lie has commenced 7VXS0IUAL operations in the room one door west ol F. M. Pullen Store, where he will, j) with all the humility of his race, attend to all calls, in the line of his pirfcssion, from such as may favor him w.th then custom. His instruments are at all Jr times in the best onhr, and his pcrfu fftl men the most odoriferous. 07 Boots and shoes blacked in tlie neat est most expeditious manner. July 20, I S3 t 17 tf aluabSc Land fr Sale. fTTtiE suusi ritit.r ..if rs l'.-r s le one lot II and a half of COt D L AND, containin 120 acres, lying ne--r Black Creek about four mib s from CRAWFORDSVILLE, a little West of North. For further information enqu.re of MARY B. BOLLES. Cr iwfordsville, la., Oct. 7, 1S34. 28tf. Oct. 18th 1834. 31 3w. ISail-Hoad ffotire. OOKS will be opened to receive 5? subscription of stock in the Indianap ohs and Lafiyetle Rail Road Company, on the 20ih of September, 1834; and be Continued open until otherwise directed, at the folowing places, viz: At Indianapolis, Marion county. At Jamestown, Boon count v. At Crawfordsville, Montgomery county. At Columbia, Tippecanoe county. At Lafayette, do. The directors named in the act of incorporation are authorized and requested to act as agents in opening books, at the several places in their respective counties. A share in said company is $-"0; two dollars on each share rt quired at the time of subscribing, or the note of the subscriber of stock for said two dollars, payable to said company on demand, as soon as 200 sh ires .-. . r I . i... ..l .K.l r.. 'PI... Ot SlOClv are lOUlIU iu uc mupsuiucu im. i o balance to be paid according to the ch irtee I Bv order of the Board of Director? of the' I ...)....,..., I . ..i-i.i I .f'linllf I! ill Ii mill ni innvl . i ,,y. P. M. CURREY, Prcs't. Attest, J. W Powers, Clerk. August 28, 1S84. 23 tf Y William Maxwell of Boon county, Sugarcieek W wuship, Indiana, as an esiray, a bright bay mare about fifteen years old, fifteen hands high, blind in the left eye, a small while spot in heforehead ajhttle sway-backed, both hind feat white up lo the pastern joint, a little white spot in the back pari of the left frt'e foot e bove the hoof, branded with a letter S, on the left shoulder and buttock , no other brands or marks perceivable, appraised at twenty dollars bv John Rhine and Thomas Landrum. ' A true copy taken from my eat ray book. j JOHN MILLER, J. P.

AN ORDINANCE lor taxing Shows k Exliibiuons. Stc. 1. Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the town oj K 'rawjbrdsrillc, That it shall be the duty of any persuu or pei sous who may be desirous of exhibiting any animal or animals, wax or other figures, or to exhibit any personal ftat or performance, such as wire dancing, circus riding, slight of hand, ventriloquism, or any other show, exhibition, feat or peiformance, what soever, for gam, to iiwdte application to the Treasurer of the Board, who shall, upon Ihe payment of the sum of six dollars by the person or jK-rsoiis so applying, to the Treasurer a forest: id, giant u license, which shall be a sufficient voucher to such applicant to show or exhibit within the corporate limits of said tow n for the term of one week. Stc. 2. Be it further ordained by the authority aforesiad, That any person orpeisons exhibiting or show ing any ot thealbresiid objects or performances wiihm the corporate limits of the town aforesaid, without obtaining a license as aforesaid, upon conviction thereof shall be lined three dollars and im prisoned in the county Jail in said town lot uny term not exceeding three weeks, at the discretion of the Con it trying the same. HENRY RISTINE, President. I.Navl,k, Clerk. December o, 1834.

VgETE WISH V if whose 1SII oh wno arc indebted to us. accounts becoino due al Chiisinias, to make payment previous to the first of January next. It is understood that we set out tor the east about that time, and MUST have monev. ELSTON & CLARK. Crawfordsville, Dee. 4, 183 4. 35 5T'3,S(Bv Request.) TiE Noiesotthe Commercial Bank ol Cincinnati are received inpayment for Puoiu Lands in the Land Office at tlnspl ice. C-awfordsville,Oci., 1834 2 tim. Administrator's 5?ah T-IE undersigned will oIPt for sale, at 0 the late residence of JOHN W. RAMSEY El , dee'd in Ripley township, Montgonieiy county, la. on Friday the lb'th day of D; c. next, the following property, to wit: Horses, Cattle, two yoke of small ( '.rf ?, one Waggon,$hccp,IIogs, Wheat in the stack Corn in the crib, one stt of il,,cksm!th?s tools, Farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture, and a rariety of other articles too tedious to mention. Twelve moths credit will be givn on all sums over three dollars; $3,00 and under, cash iu hand. S de lo Commence at 10 o'clock, and continue till all is sold. ALEX. HOOVER, i . ABIGAIL RAMSEY, J ltmrsNov. 1,131. 31 ts Taken up. Y Benjamin Smith, living in Brown township, Montgomery co , la one LSTRAY YELLOW BAY HORSE, abi ut 1 1 i hands high, a star and snip in his face, all of his feet white, some saddle marks, heavy dark mane and tail, 'inane lays on the left side, a knot on his right fere leg, sup posed to be six years old next spring, ap praised to 24 dollars, by Thomas Colt and Jann s Brush, before CALEB CONNER, J . P. Nov. 8, 1834. 35 Administrator's Notice. TGCfOTICE is hereby given tint theunderla signed hastakenout Letters of Administration on the estate ofJOHN W. RAMSEY dccd, late of Montgomery county, la : therefore all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and all those having claims against the same, to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, within one year. The estate is solvent. ALEX. HOOVER, J . , . ABIGAIL RAMSEY, Nov, 21, 1834. 34 HERSFF'S SALEBYvinue of a writ o'Ji. fa., issued from the office of the Clerk of the Montgomery CircuitGourt, to me directed, I will offer for sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at the town of Middletown,in said county, on Saturday the 13th day of. December next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., all the rents and profits, for the term of seven vears, ot the N. i of the L J of the S. V. qr. of Sec. 22, T. 10. N., R.6 V and if the same will nott)rtng a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, together with interest and cost and accruing costs, I will then offer for sale thence simple of said land: taken as the prop rty of LEWIS SMITIIEY, at the suit of the Slate of Indiana. ELIAS McKEY, Deputy. for A. Harland, Sheriff. Nov. 21, 1834. 3 4 ts BY NATHAN SMALL, in Wayne township, Montgomery county, la. one estray BLACK MARE, about 14 hands high, supposed lo be 3 years old past, left hind foot white, mane laying to the left side, a small blaze in her face, appraised to $30 by Gabriel Fuller and Jonathan Barnet. A correct copy, SAMUEL M. COOLLEY, J, P. Nov, 3th, 1834. 33

AN ORDINANC E to prevent tbn sale of squibs uxh1 cracktrs, and for other purposes. Be it ordaijied by the President S," Trustees of the town of CrciirfordsrUle, That it shall not be law ful for any person r p.jrs .rs within the incorporated limits of said town, to sell, give awcy, or dispose of in any in inner whatsoever, any article commonly cak-d. i squib or cracker, to be burned or fixed within the limits aforesaid. Skc.2. Beit further ordained by rhe authority aforesaid, That it shall not be lawf ul for uny person or persons within the corporate limns aforesaid, to burn or fire, or in any wise use, or be employed in throwing about in any of the streets or alleys or in any othei place within the incorporate limits aforesaid, any article commonly called Fire B;)is, composed of u. fl unable inateri ils, to the injury or annoyance of any of the cttizjiis of tli9 own aforesaid. Si:c.3. Be it further ordained by the aathonty aforesaid, Thai it shall not bo lawful for any person or persons to discharge any loaded gun or pistol or any other firearms within the coporate limits of the town aforesaid,except for the purpose of destroying rabid animals. Si:c. 4. Be it further ordained by the au thority aforesaid, That any person orpeisong violating any of the provisions of this ordinance, upon coviclion thereof, shall be fined ia any sum not exceeding three dollars, according to the discretion of the Justice trying tha same. HENRY RISTINE, President. T. Naylor, Clerk.

Decern In i f AND AURIC U LT UR A L R EG IS f ER. A WORK devoted exclusively fo the great object of promoting the canso of Wes'ern Agriculture, taking a general view of the present condition and future prospects of the farming interesis, is at this time and in this country, a matter of much importance. Indiana, from Iut local situation, from the fi riiiity of her soil, must look to agriculture as the great source of her wealth. Indeed, in almost any country, it is the farming interest which sustains and upholds commerce, gives employment, to the mechanic, nnd ad!s to the wealth ?md prosperity of the merchant. It is a science which cannot bo too wvll understood, or 'oo much investig.itd. The imptovenient of the stock, and general cultivation of the land, is a matter of much more impori.lr.ee to the practical firmer tlun the establishment of either Nuiouil or Stita bank. The sod of Indi ;n iiikI t the direction of thf enterprising firmer, affords a b nk where bdh will innx-i be on s-erl, and whoso viubs will be const an ly r'peii!siied Th Farmer shall lie what its tide indicates, a p iper devottd entirely lo gricuburo. It will keep aloof from the" politics of the i y ; and will contain agricultural int- liig nee, pr.ces cuiien', and general review of the markers, with a list of solvent banks in the Union . The first number will be issued the first of January, 1635. TERMS. The paper will be published semi-monthly on a medium shwet, m quarto form, for binding, each number containing 8 pants; making at the end of the year n volume of 200 pages, at ,$1 23 per annum, if paid in advance, or one dollar fifty cents at the expiration of the year. The papt r will be printed by Davis nnd Wallace, at the office of the Herald, Rushville, Indiana. Any person obtaining six subscribers, shall receive the seventh numbi r gratis. WILLIAM J. BROWN. Rushville.Oclober 23, 183 4. ROPOSALS for publishing, at Michigan City, Laporte County, Indiana, A tekly Newspaper-Paper, to le entitled E PLUR1BUS UN UAL By S. A. Ht rr. In proposing to publish a Newsp ;per, some thing will be looked for from us, indicative of the course we intend to pursue. We are inclined, however, to say but little abobt that at present, as we not unfrcquently see'the conductors of public journals puisuing a course entirely dilferent from that msrked out by themselves in their introduction to the people ;aid we might be disbelieved, (which is nnp!eascr.t,)were we to trouble the jmblic with i list of fair promises. We would barely remark, that, as our success in the prop used undertaking, depends upon the generosity ot the public, we will endeavor to make our journal a source of general utilhy to that public. Tkkms. The "EPLURIBUS UNUM" will be printed on a Super-Royal sheet, with materials of the best quality entirely new at 7tro dollars per annum, if payment be made within one month after the receipt of the first number; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents any time within the year; or Three Dollars aflet tho year expires. If a sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained, the paper will be commenced in March, 1835. November, 1834. TaBienn up9 TpY John Gibson living in Jackson township, Boon county,la. on the 25th day of November, 1834, oiiq estray MARE, 15 hands high, eight or nine years old last spring, a dark Chftstnut sorrel with a small star in the forehead, with a small bell on, shod before, no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised lo forty five dollars by George Johnson and John Randle. A true copy, &c. JOHN H. NELSON, J. P. Boon county, la., Nov. 29, 1834. 35 Tf OB WHICH neatly cxccuT W ted at this Oflice.