Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 13, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 August 1835 — Page 3

CRAWFORDSVILLE RECORD.

enforcing the prescriptive law lately passed against that state by the Mexican congress. We will soon, doubtless, see whether the fortunes of the Mexican Hun can withstand the American rifle. (grThe state of affairs with Mexico may probably render the condition of the people of Texas more difficult. The revenue cutter Ingham, on the New Orleans station, has had a brush with the Mexican (government) schooner Montezuma commenced . by the latter, (a fast sailer,) but who, finally, thought it most safe to run among the breakers, and seek safety at Brazos St. Yago after firing a few shots. CU A W FORDS! ILLE:

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1S33.

A press of job work, and the indisposition

of one of our compositors, have delayed our of the following described property to wit

DIED On Monday morning last, of measles, Eixen, daughter of M. Holmes of this place aged 2 years and 7 months. Affectionate daughter,to death we resign thee, With hearts clothM in mournful, in sorrowful gloom ; But the grave, dearest child, shall not always confine thee, For God shall awake thee again from the tomb. BY virtue of a writ ofjft.jfa., issued from the office of the Clerk of the circuit court of

Montgomery county, to me directed, against Ebenezer P. Westfall and Abner Clark, I

will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the courthouse door, in the town of Crawfords-

ville, on the 18h day of September next, the

rents and profits, for the term of seven years,

publication to a later hour than usual.

0-We have been requested to call a meeting of the citizens of this place, on Tuesday evening next, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose of

taking into consideration the propriety of, and

adopting measures for enclosing the Crawfordsville burying ground.

IN LOTS, in the town of Pleasant Hill,

No. 11 and 12 as designated on the original plat of said town ; and if the same will not I bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, to

gether with the interest and cost and accru

ing costs I will then offer for sale the fee simple of said lots, taken as the property of said

estfall &, Clark, at the suit of Robert Jones.

A. HARLAND, SVff. August 14, 1S35. 1315

CoRKEsroNDENTs. 1 lie communication

of our friend on the subject of "Missionary '

erajV cannot appear. We will say to him, I

however, that there is but one ''mistake and

blunder" in it, and that is the whole article.

We had a slight frost here yesterday morn-

the21st inst.

Taken up, by John D. Schooley, of Walnut

township, Montgomery county, Indiana, an

estray iron gray horse; supposed to be seven

years old about fifteen hands high; shod before; considerably saddle marked; no other

brands or marks perceivable; appraised to 40 dollars by Samuel Schooley and Moses Kim-

ber, before me, this 18th day of August,

1835. LITTLETON FENDER, i. n.

Charleston, South Carolina, July 29.

Incendiary tracts and papers. The mail, I

brought by the steam packet Columbia, ar

rived here this morning, has come, not merely laden, but literally ovcrburthened, with

TAKEN UP,

BY Alpheus Gregg, of Union township,

Montgomery county, Indiana, 6 miles south

east from Crawfordsville, a dark bay mare,

about 15 hands high; about ten years old, a

Three per cent. fund. Treasury Department,). Indianapolis, June 19th, 1835. "jeCTOTICE is hereby given that the three JLNJ per cent, fund accruing from the sales of public lands in Indiana, for the year 1834, is received at this office, and is ready for disbursement to the commissioners of the proper county entiled to receive the same. To those counties from which no appro

priation was made for the "improvement of

the navigation of the W abash river,'' there is apportioned from this year's receipts the sum

of $391 33-100 to each county. The apportionment to the sime counties of S119!

each, last year, is also m readiness for those counties that have not drawn. To those counties from which there was $112 50-100 taken for the Wabash, there is now in readiness $397 83-100 each. And to the county of Miami the sum of $308 38-100. The foregoing sums do not embrace the undrawn appropriatons of 1833, and previous years, which may likewise be drawn by the persons properly authorized to receive the same. N. B. PALMER, TrcasPr of state, agent 3 per cent fund.

ILL be sold to the highest bidder on

Thursday the 20th of August, at

the late dwelling of the subscriber, one and a half miles west of Crawfordsville.on acred-

it until Christmas next, the following property, to wit: Horses, cattle, sheep, one good two horse wagon and harness, corn in the field ; wheat, oats and hay in the stack, farming utensils, &c. &c. Bond and approved security will be required on all sums of three dollars and upwards under that, cash in hand. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Attendance by J.B.AUSTIN. July 31st, 1835. 11

DRV GOODS, Hardicarc, Cutlery, Tinware, Qucensicare, Groceries, At Wholesaled Retail. VANCE & CLARK, T 7 EG leave to inform their customers and JLO the citizens generally of Montgomery and the adjoining counties, that they have removed to their large and commodious new

store loom on Main

AMERICAN GOODS AVAUEHOUSE: NO. 159, MARKET-STREET, mi HE subscribers would m"f "

friends, and the Woter generally, that their stock of ArneHcan Co!' ton V W oolen Goods.

will comprise a LARGE &. POmpt t-m,!

Ristine's

w m. ii ui 1 Mini .11 vv 1 1 1 I i nnaron

on Main street adjoinining Maj. the most liberal terms .-Among other staple Hotel, where they are receiving articles nm the ciu.: j r it .

di.ctfrom.he ci.ie, of PhUaddphia, Pi,, approved BleacSd

- - v 1 .;:' g-rniT.x I w . . I. j n i .

- it-uiKi-u una, nancy coloured Cambrics; Merts Summer wear- Bed Tirlc-

all of which they will sell at Wholesale and

Retail, on the most accomodating terms.

Their stock being unusually large, and having been selected with much care and attention.

they flatter themselves they can render general satisfaction to all who may favor them

with a call. Their Stock consists, in part, of the follow-

ins:

the newspaper called "The Emancipator." blemish in the left eve lid:annraised to $32.

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and two tracts entitled "The Anti-Slaverv aO bv JOHN HAYS,

ml I W

Record," and "The Slave's Friend," destined for circulation all over the southern and

western country. XSow it is a monstrous

abuse of the privilege of the public mail, to use it as a vehicle for conveying and scat

tering in every direction over the soutli and

west the moral poison with which these pub

lications are drugget!. Some mode of pre

vention should be adopted to abate this nui

sance. If the mail can not be purged of this pernicious stuff", with which it is frequently

ireighted, in no other way, let soma meas

ures be adopted, by requesting those whose interest is identical with ours, in places where

these papers and tracts are addressed, to pre

vent their circulation within their limits. If

the general post office is not at liberty to act in this matter, it is impossible to answer for

the security of the mail in ibis portion of the

country, which contains such poisonous and

inflammatory matter. Southern Patriot.

Before me, E. Aug. 21.1S35,

SAMUEL MULLEN. M 'CONN ELL, j. p.. 13

From the Augusta (Georgia) Cliromcle. Jrxv 9.

The abolitionists. We received this week the first number of another seditious and in

flammatory sheet, entitled "Human Rights,"

printed in the city of New York, at 25 cents

per annum 20 yearly, to one address, at 174

cents 40 at 124 cents and SO at 10 cents!!

It is one of the most incendiary publications

we have perused, and its evident tendency is

to promote a servile war.

NEWGmilAT

Tiff A mTWfB B. TBI T!" "fST

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he has commenced the HATTING BUSINESS inCrawfords-

viile, and intends carrying it on in its various

branches. He intends that his work shall not be inferior to any done in this country and his prices will be moderate, lie has now,

and will continue to keep, on hand, a quan

tity of hats of all kinds. 1 he highest price

will be paid tor lurs.

His shop is in the east part of town, on Main street. JAMES B, KENYON. August 12, 1835. 12t f

R. C. GREGORY & CO. take this 1 method of informing their friends

who are in arrears with them, whose notes and accounts are now due, that they must be

paid soon .

N. B. Apology Wc owe money that

must be paid, and we have not the "rim

wherewith to do it without making collections of our friends. R. C. G. &, CO. August 5, 1S35. 11

prpAKEN UP, by Absalom Utter, jr., hvJ . ing in JetFerson township, Boon co. la. , about 4 miles south of Thorntown, on the 2lstday of July, 1S35, two estray mares. One black, near hind foot white, and a small star in her forehead, some saddle marks, had on a small bell, about fourteen hands high,

supposed to be ten or 11 years old, no other

marks nor brands perceivable, appraised to fifteen dollars. The other a bay, a small

star in her forehead, a scar on her near thigh,

about fourteen hands two or thee inches high

supposed to be three years old last spring, no other marks nor brands perceivable, appraised

to twenty dollars, by Wm. Dorrough and Er Cox

Cox , j r. Be fore mc , WM. YOUNG, J. P.

July 29. 1835. 11

Trom tfic same. If the north and east are sincere in what iliey call their opposition to the fanatics, let them give us a tangible evidence of the fact, by making penal the incendiary efforts with which we are alarmingly menaced. Until this is done, we shall repose very little confidence in the sincerity of their declaration, that they

are opposed to interference with our munici

pal rights. The whole country is flooded

with their vile incendiary pamphlets and

handbills, many ot them circulated no

doubt by their friends and emissaries, who

live or are traveling among us, and if our peo

pie do not quickly take some energetic measures to put a stop to these things, their own common sense must tell them, if persisted in, what must soon be the consequences.

TIME FOR PAINTING HOUSES.

The Genesee Farmer says, that repeated experiments show ttat paint put on houses late

in autumn, or in winter, will last far longer

than that put on in warm weather.

weather the oil dries on the clapboards, and

with other ingredients forms a durable body;

but in hot weather the boards absorb the oil, I and what remains on the surface has but little

substance.

OTICE. The undersigned having recently purchased the entire stock of

goods belonging formcily to Ralston and Morris, and recently to R. Ralston, beg leave to inform their friends and the public rrenerallv. that they will continue the busi-

ness at the same stand, one door east from

Burbridge &. Miller's store, under the firm of

J. W. POWERS & CO.

Their purchases all having been made in the

south and east,m the early part ot the season,

before the advance took place, (as is now the case with all kinds of goods) by an experienc-

ced hand owing also to the large amount

and variety of which their stock is composed,

they with the more confidence invite their

friends and the public to call and examine the same for themselves, believing they will find it to their interest to do so. As usual, their goods will be sold on accommodating terms, either for cash or approved country produce. J. W. POWERS. WM. BURBRIDGE, Frances Miller

Crawfordsville. Aus. 11th, 1835. 12-2m

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i T ft ACRES ten miles north ot

iVlv UV Crawfordsville, on the La

fayette road, on which are 150 acres under

fence, and eighty acres in a good state ot cul

tivation; and a comfortable log house, ror

AKEN UP, by Decader Powel, living

in Clark township, Montgomery co.

Ia., an estray gray mare, about lu4 hands

high, supposed to be fourteen or fifteen years

old, a spot on the left fore leg in the form of

S f - 1 II A i II

a tigure a, considerably cresi-ianen, some marks of the collar, appraised to twenty five

dollars, by Wm. Hodges and Ezekiel Berry

on this 24th dav of July, 1835, before me, LEWIS MORRISON, J. P.

20 pieces blue, black, brown, olive, green,

steel mixed and drab cloths;

) pieces " cassimeres

& cassmetls; 300 pieces calicoes ; 50 do ginghams and painted muslins;

oO do mcrinoesjcircassians.bombasins,

and bombazetts; 20 pieces bed ticking;

20 bales brown shirtings and sheetings

50 pieces bleached shirtings;

40 do men's and boys' summer wear; Padding, sail duck, and buckram; Fine merino shawls; do do handkerchiefs; Fancy shawls and handkerchiefs; Bandanna and flng pocket do A great variety of gloves; Blue, black, and fancy col'd silks; Lawn, linen cambric, and Irish linnen; Cotton yarn; 12 doz. men's and boys1 fur hats; 12 do do do wool hats; 12 do seal caps and fur collars; 18 do palm leaf hats; Men's and boys' leghorn hats,

12 doz. leghorn, tuscan,&. Bolivar bonnets ; 20 do pairs men's and bovs' shoes and

pumps; 20 doz. pairs ladies' shoes; 5 doz. pairs men's boots coarse &, fin

A LARGE ASSORTMENT

OF

HARDWARE, CUTLERY,

TINWARE, QUEENS WARE AND a i .1 s $ w. tmi.

LTons Iron: 2 Tons Castings:

SO KcgsIVails; oO lloxes Cr1;ss;

IO Kegs II upoiit's poivclcrj

A quantity of Lead and Shot; Shorcls:

axes; llocs; Scythes (German English)

Sickles; Straw Knives Shovels and longs

5 tons best Rio coffee, (bought in Phil'a ;)

4 bbls. Java cofiee, (superior article;)

10 chests Imperial & Young Hyson Tea-

Together with every atticlo in their line all

of which they are determined to ofier at reduced prices. 0They invite all to call and examine for themselves. Crawfordsville, May, 1835. 2tf

ing; Plaids $ Stripes; Checks; Sattinetts;

mnxtys; ruumtis; jversfT; with a great

variety ot other articles.

WILLIAM H.BROWN, &. CO., late Brown, Chase, $ Co. 1st Month, (January) 1835. N. B. The business will be conducted on

he usual terms at the old Stand. 43

State of Indiana, Montgomery county, ss.

Michael Tracy,

rs. y Petition for divorce.

Judith Tracy. J

BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this22d

day of July, 1835, the complainant, by Nay-

lor ins attorney, hied in the office of the clerk

of the circuit court of said countv. his netU

tion for divorce, charrrin said defendnnt

' O O " with adultery, abandonment, &c, and said

complainant, by his said attorney, also filed

in the office ot the clerk aforesaid the affida

vit of Zachariah Ellis, setting forth that said

defendant is not a resident of Indiana. Now.

therefore, notice is hereby given, that unless

said defendant be and appear at the next Sep

tember term ot said court, and plead, answer,

or before the call

ing of the cause, the matters and things con taincd therein will be taken as confessed.

JOHN WILSON, Clcik. Crawfordsville, July 22d , 1835 . 9

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longer termg 1 tQ Gcorge Miller,Crawfordsville, In cold tr D. VANCE.

August 10, 1835.

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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.

OTICE is hereby given that Abigai

French and Gabriel Fuller are duly

qualified as executors of the estate of James

French deceased, late ot Montgomery coun

ty, Indiana. All persons indebted to the estate are re quested to make immediate payment; and those having demands against the same will present them legally authenticated according to law, for settlement. The estate is believed to be solvent.

Also, that on Monday the 24th of August next, the following property will be offered

for sale, at the late residence of James French

deceased, in Wayne township, one and a half

miles east of Middletown, to wit: Dorses,

cattle, one rifle gun, and other articles too

tedious to mention. sa to commence at ten o'clock, A. M., where terms will be made known and due attention given by

ABIGAIL FRENCH

GABRIEL FULLER, Executors July 25th, 1835. 1012

AOSIONAEL3 TAILOP.Alanson F. Dunham "E3TTOULD respectfully inform the citi

W zens of CRAWFORDSVILLE,and

vicinity that he has established himself in the

above business, where all work entrusted to his care shall be done with neatness and in

the most FASHIONABLE STYLE and

by strict attention '.o business he hopes to

receive a liberal patronage trom a generous

Public. Garments of all kinds, cut on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit when

properly made up. 03The Eastern Fash

ions received quarterly.

Ills Shoo may be found one door west of

Wm. W.Nicholson's Hotel,

TTVTTANY years since,

1YXL iff1

The New York Commercial Advertiser,

announcing the refusal of General Harbi

son to permit his name to be used as a can

didate for the Vice Presidency on any terms,

regretting, as we do, that determination, pro

poses that Gen. Joseph Vance, of Ohio, -should be the candidate of the Whigs for that

office. What a glorious ticket (says the

Commeicial) is this:

''s sale, two lots in Cincinnati, which

I had sold, and taken a mortgage on them for the purchase money. The purchaser had

sold a part of one of the lots to one Daniel Gorman

Gorman, who by will left it to his two sons, Thomas and Hugh Gorman, I made verbal

assurances to said Thomas and lluen. it 1

Jan. 5, 1835.

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diatcly, for which the highest price will bo

paid in goods. Also, leathers, bees-wax,

tallow, hemp, linen, and flax, will be received in payment for goods, and cash will not be refused.

BURBRIDGE &. MILLER. Crawfordsville, May 22, 1835. 3tf

1 J cents per lb. given for old POT ME

TAL, by BURBRIDGE $ MILLER.

Crawlordsville, May, 183o. " ' " 1 1 m LAND FOR SALE.

f Acres of land, (8 miles N. E. i?' from Crawfordsville, on tho

Frankfort road,)on which is a'small improvement, a comfortable dwelling house, and a

WEIili OF WATER

convenient to the door, offered for sale on ac

commodating terms.

Enquire of the subscriber in Crawfordsville. DAVID CLARK. Juno 12, 1S35. 6

Stale of Indiana, Montgomery county, ss.

Matilda Williamson,)

vs. V Petition for Divorce. Thomas Williamson.

Be it remembered, that on this 22d day

of July, 1835, the complainant, by Naylor

and Angle her attorneys, filed in the Office of

the clerk ot the circuit court of said county, her petition for divorce, charging said de

fendant with barbarous and inhuman treatment, abandonment, &c, and said complainant, by her said attorneys, also filed in the office aforesaid the affidavit of Bonham Kester,

setting forth that said defendant is not a resident of said state of Indiana. Now, therefore.

notice is hereby given, that unless said de

fendant be and appear at the next September term of said court, and plead, answer, or demur, to the same, on or before the calling of the cause, the matters and things contain

ed therein, will be taken as confessed-

JOHN WILSON, Clerk. July 22d, 1835. 9 New br0ll!S

should succeed in obtaining from the lots,

more than the amount of my debt and inter

est, that I would make them an allowance

Phe lots are still unsold, but are ot tar great 1 . .1 r j

er value man me amuum ui mv ucui auu unc

l Trrvn ANIFL WEBSTER, rest: and I hold myself responsible to redeem

For Vice President JOS. VANCE. my promise to said 1 nomas ana nugn, or

JSat. Intel. their heirs, if dead, l hey leu Cincinnati

some twelve or more years since, and settled

n Ohin nr Indiana. Thcv were both extreme-

N. LONGWORTH

The Jackson paper in Boston has renewed 1

an old attack on Mr. Webster, now that he ly poor. . ... ' . . T.l

is presented as a candidate for the Presiden

cy, because, when a boy, he " was on a farm,

-doing the same kind of work that John Ran

dolph's Negroks are now about." tn ,1 " . tl ,

10 mis vxigniy accusation, wen does a

Whi paper of Boston reply "Now we do

not pretend to say that Mr. Webster is qual

ified to be president because he worked on a

July 31

STATE OF INDIANA, BOON CO.:

TAKr.N UP. bv Robert Armstrong ot

Whinaton township, one bay horse, with

mnrk mane and tail, both hind feet white up

to the pastern joint, supposed to oe ye

full fifteen hands high

ears

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AND STATIONARY,

J. & A. S. Thomson, gratctul tor that patronage which has enabled them to

maintain their enterprise, would still solicit

public attention, hoping that they will be

better able than formerly to supply the wants,

and answer the expectations of an enlighten

ed community. They still have on hand, gnd

purpose to keep up and increase, an assort

ment 01 the latest and best works on 1 heoiogy, Law, Medicine, Arts and Sciences

with Greek and Eatin Classics, Histories,

School Books, and a variety of Miscellaneous

works, new and interesting. 1 hey have also a good assortment of stationary Ink,

wranoiner paper, writing and letter paper of

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different kinds, &.C. all ot which they will

sell as low as they can be obtained any where

in the Wabash country.

A-3Those wnose accounts are due, are

respectfully requested to settle them as soon

as possible. Crawfordsville, June 12th, 1S35, Gtf

NOTICE.

THE undersigned not wishing to put any person to cost, he takes this way to inform all

those who are indebted to him to call and set

tle their accounts as some have been of long standing : fourlweeks will be given &. no long

er, without a settlement. I do not wish that any my be deceived. I am not in a situation to ride at this time, therefore I need cash and must have it. THOS. BROWN. Gth month, 10th 1835. G tf.

ttr nr brands perceivable . Valued

farm, but we humbly submit it to the yeomen- at 35 dollars, by Nathaniel Titus, and Laban Moore

ry of this commonwealth and country it that Moore. Before me, u"htto work to h9 disqualifcalionP-T-lb. I JOHN SLOCUM, J.r.

FOR SALE HERE.

JLaw Partnershijt, E. A. Hannegan &. R..M. Corwine,

"AVING formed a co-partnership in the

pTTHE subscribers are just receiving at the stand of M. Holmes, lately occupied as a Drug Store, a Of IPrij Goods, Hardware,

(juccnsivarc, ana Cutlery,-"

ogether with Iron,Glass, Nails, &. in short,

every article usually found in a retail stores.

Their stock has the advantage of being

entirely new; every article belonging to it

having recently been caretuny selected, oy one of the partners, in the cities of Pbiladel-

nhia. Pittsburg, and vincinnau, irom me

latest importations, ana ui mo i-uuiv-cai patterns and qualities: and as they design doing huoinftsa permanently in the place, they res

pectfully invite their acquaintances, and the

Crawfordsville, May 15,1835.

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practice of Law in all the Superior & .m;,. rrpnerallv. to call and examine their

Inferior Courts of iudicature of this State and i Confidntly believing that they aro

Illinois, are prepared to attend to all business ared to sell goods of a quality equa 1 to

confided to tnem, with liaaiuy ana ui-sr"-

They intend paying particular attention o

r.-tn-nrinana Cnl rr.i in.fr. A lieir Wnw

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iAi;nn dviii ho mvon to all uusiness

may be entrusted to cither, and one or the ntl,Pr maw nWrivs he consulted at their rcspec-

rnn.,;n Hmmtv. and the latlc at Newport,

Vermillion County, Indiana. INDIANA. November 21, ltviJ. ii-tt

BUSHELS of OATS ican-

TAKEN UP,

Y .Michael Harvey, senV, living in

Clark townshiD. .Montgomery county,

Indiana, one estray horse, a bay, supposed to be eight years old, about fourteen hands high,

a blaze in his face, the near .mm

shod all round, and part o bis mane cut on;

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IT Oil WORK neatly execu-

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true copy

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June 29, 1S35.