Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 14, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 August 1835 — Page 4
From the Ohio State Journal. THE PAST AND THE FUTURE. Hie past and the future, the dead and unborn, Hope brightens the evening and memory the morn, The present lours dark, and its lineaments drear Are care-worn and wrinkled, forbidding and sere.
CR AW FORDS VlLLE RECORD.
duresse. I never saw people SO ( since, and on Tuesday afternoon last, several
uiiuu una excitement in all my life. ot our czens accompanied them to the
xne populace, breathing fury and yengeance are up for blocd they
The level long passed rises bright to the
thought, And the gay coming morrow with blisses is fraught; But to-day casts a shadow of sadness and care, As its leaden wings lab'nngly break the dark air.
Aye, V fancy that gilds every scene with delight.
And bliss robes each object that sprint to
I id fprv T . - .
- u.Miuce ana lime that all beauty's
evoiveu, We but rearb it anA .1 1
V ' luuul u me cnarm is
lussoivea.
The past and the future, oh! blessed be
ineir4names, All the romance of life, all the bliss that mains
In this dark world of sorrow, and care.
Has its dwelling with them, is found there, only there. Then wreath for" the morrow "the garland of hope, Bid memory '-her" dream-enshrined "trcasurv ope, And feast the glad soul to the full on the store, For the fruejland of bliss lies behind and before. .
re-
sighir.g, and
BROOXSIDE.
tf mi tzr oj a Hashing r(rl Fanny Wilding was what ihe wo'rld calls an animated girl-she would Sh7 a Jcst whenever she could, affect opinions different from all the world, talk upon abstruse subjects, quote Homer to an officer of the army, and talk ofnernotn.nl
motion to an effeminate man of
xcisiuon. Self-opinionated, with complete self-possession, a sarcastic sneer and bewitching smile, a good person, and many accomplishments, this young woman was known as a gemus. She was a connoisseur in painting, an amateur in m.,c; n
perfect dancer, an exquisite performer on the piano, and a miracle m singing. She wrote tales and poems, published on wove paper and broad margins, made designs for lumiture, dressed in the mVt outre costume to set fashions, and
... ovu, biiu was a line cJashm
lasted SOmn. nn-1 ClrA nlmn
knows where they will stop. As yet the executive has not interposed to arrest th:a violent infringement of
tne civii power. JXo minister of thn
law lias attempted to stay a course of procedure which threatens the
property, the lives, and respectability of citizens. Unless so:nc imrr-
lerence is had by thoso in power, a civil war must be the issue of these high handed and violent measures. A Mr, Sharkcv, cousin of the
chief justice of our slate, and highly ! respectable man, incurred the displeasure of Madison county ,bccause as a magistrate he had caused the discharge of some suspected men in the custody of a guard from Madi
son. The next night the same guard, being re-inforced, came down to take Sharkey, ile prepared himself for them, and fought so well as to kill the leader, wound another, and kill and wound two horses of the assailing party. He escaped that night, and next morning gave himself up to a party of his friends, who carried him to Clinton. I was in the room where he fought from, and the casement of the windows, the bed clothes, the pillow, chairs, and wall of the room were literally
riddled. A charge of buckshot rent
tne pillow upon which the head of
ins child was placed. His wife, before the attack commenced, r.m
place wiiere the boat sunk. ' Vhn boat h?u
been examined on the Sural a v previous, and.
as was suspected, there were augur holes
iuuih: ooreo in us bottom, wmch accounted for 11s sinking. Part of the tobacco had been rolled into the wootfs; but u was ell safely
snippet! on ooard a steamboat, but r.ot without much gnimbling fro. : t'.:c new owners,
AMERICAjV csoobs WAREHOUSE: NO. 150, MARKET-STREET,
-UV. subscribers would inform their
friends, and the Western Merchants.
generally, that their stock of American Cot
ton Woolen Goods, for the coming season,
win comprise a ,a
nor wou'.c: it probably have theu been reccv-1 ASSORTMFXT , T v 1 ercd lnu i,. c,, mm 1 ovjiv 1 i , winch will be ottered on and U v 1 - 1 J 10 i the most liberal terms .-Among other staple and new claimants are now on he.r wav tolnninin. i. r..n , 0 . "i"L
v. ,(vi . 1 , -L . . -.-o t.iu um uniowmg goooe, ot the most
the tobaccooby virtue of their purchase
approved manufacture- Brown A- Wcarhnl
Sheetings and shirtings, all widths: Xru-
Style Prints; Bleached and Fancy coloured
And tins robbery and murder occurred in a
Christian country that boasts of its laws.
is no isolafcd instance
robberies and cold-blooded murders that j almost daily occur, in this region, mocking!
anuoeiymg nil laws human and divine. The1 murderers of Bunch now repose with safety on the blood-stained spot of their rapine and
murder, unmolested by law, unavenged by
justice. hat a picture for a civilized com
munity! Is there not fault in the police of Arkansas? H;ls not this neighborhood been eyed and canvassed with direful suspicion for YfMirs? 1 it r.,.t ,.r.- .1 n . i i
cursed by fraud, base money, and hwlei j HT lilSJCrr r?,a?iusSivinSat
piuiiuerers, to awaken the eyes of
uno anoitier room, leaving her
cnild asleep m the arms of her husband, lie fought like a hero until he discharged all his weapons, and had his right hand cut off by a shot. He would fire and then ihrmv
clothes and pillows over his babe.
v ncn tlie assailants retreated, he then fled himself. The Madison folks swear they will yet have him, and the people of Hinds are resolved to defend him. Should an attack be made, a civil war must ensue. When I left Hinds, the citizens were arming and rallying in his defence. It is no longer the negroes, but white man agamst white man. The Mississippians are ruining their own state. I3y their own high-handed and violent measures they arc giving a magnitude and terror to the contemplated insurrection which it otherwise novnr
thing there is not upon earth l,,r 1 could have gained."
iiy ana aniidence are the attribute
I (TP 1 l"
lniuted girl and a more horn bin
2S
elo-
01 WOman I thnir c;i
quence and timidity conquest.
and rattled away most furiouslycal ed one man a "horrid brute ' and another a vile monster:" hurried overall topics where she could raise the laugh, which she would do at any body's expense except her own. 1
But, with all this blaze of notoriety, did any body esteem her particularly? Was-thereany one man upon earth,who,on his piIIow,could say, "Heavens! what an angel is Fanny Wilding?" .Had 8hJ refused an offer of marriage? jo' ior a palpable reason nobody had ever made her one. She was like f V"e ?re-rk. entertaining to look at, but dangerous to come too
inVk " l,.ouncingand cracki in Infi ftnon mr 1
roundino-olmnte k... .t .
. o uui mere is not n
uc-uig WHO COU d be temnfnrl to take the exhibit it?? mPted
house. and run .Cr" :! "8 .w"
..J :"w ourmng
o uuuiS Willi It.
From the Randolph (Tennessee)
ARKAXSAS FRKE HOOTERS
Jlecorder,
11! I Ji7tnhrisv T.1 C ? 1 f .
Countless are the 7nr: J,-; e, ..,-,.,, . . c.,,-..,,.
Lmseys; Flannels; Kerseys; with a great
"'itiji in oilier articles. WILLIAM H. BROWN, & CO., late Brown, Chase, Co. 1st Month, (January) 1N'35.
sinpss will 1
he usual terms at the old Stand. 43
Mew dn-oods!!
iinavrnoivl
justice? Does not the blood of the murder
ed cry long and loud from its crimson ground for revenge? Or must it be died deeper and deeper in human gore? Weare aware of its being a wild uninviting portion of territory remote from the immediate survey of the executive control. But this is no reason why an express police should not ferret out, and bring to condign punishment, those whose hands aie raised inminsi ilr , .-... .. 1
- ......,0,. i., I'lujiviiy uiiU lives of every honest man. We even hear of threats m ;de by them to burn our town for the part our citizens took a year ago in recovering a plundered boat from them, and securing some of the conspirators, part of whom are still confined in our county pil awauing the slow uncertain hand of justice. Accounts in the last New Orleans papers mention that a summary process had been adopted, by the people of Natchez, to rid themselves of the gimblers residing in that place. It appears that on a certainday, notice was given to the owners of the earning tables, "that twenty-four hours would be aflowed them to remove from the place unmolested. The warning being disregarded, the citizens commenced, on the following day, the work of destruction among the fables scattering in every direction their" occunants! No lives were lost."
Jl stand of M. Holmes, lately occupied
ua a uiiii; vMOre, a Or I2ry Moods, XBarritvarc, Qitvetisivfire, ami
ogether with Iron,Glass, Xails, & in short
every article usually found in a retail store
l neir stock has the advaiitaTC of beino-
tnrueiy new; every article belonging to it
navmg recently been carefully selected, by
oneoi me partners, in the cities of Ph .1 uk
pma, 1 itisbmg, and Cincinnati, from ihe
i uest importations, and of ihe choicest p it
;iils ana ouaiities: and as they desi"n doin
business permanently in the place, thrv res
pLcwuuy invite their acquaintances, and the
pumic generally, to call and examine their Stork" rnnf'iilnnilit .1 .i
, w.lllUvujr uc-uuMiig umi incv are
prepared to sell goods of a quality cqua f
oiy ii. uie piacc, ot jrices as low as the lmv-ost-HOLMES & RISTINE Crawfordsi'ille, May l., 1.'3.". 2tf
NOTICE TO THE TUBLIC. Fellow -CiTizr.xs: The statements heretolorc given in the several newspapers, of therevolving .ever press and scale, constructed by me, and my i;eniion of appropriating the benefits arising therefrom to the support or public schools, i3 s, lengthened by further rellecl.on on the subject. S,Uisficd as I am, and with the opinions of several other-, tbore is an .advantage to he derive.!, and havin made several other improvements, I leel it my flulv In l:v ll f'rn lirfirr i:. i J
. J - A J . . t'"";'e; ue.ievir.g,
mat ii properly applied, may prove a blessim lo future generations. I therefore pmposcpresenting to the proper authorities of cadi
nut every couniry wilhin the United Slates md Territories, three-fourths of all the ben.
his arising from the following stated improve-
iiiviii?, io ue in ioi in hn f.ill,,,. ..,,.
riz: to the support of public schools, indigent emales, and needy omhan children. A a
minute descripiion of each tmprovcrncnt will
....yurv lur a newspaper circulation, I purpose gmng to the pro.er authorities of each and every county, when called for, a printed
- ..j.oou wiui a uraw.ng of each. Suffice it at present to say, the revolving lever embraces , he principle and power of actionemdnced by the wedge and screw the power h
given irom the center, by a gentle circular motion, increased by a leverage and weight
auu wnen worked irom a point or center, the power is incalculable. The revolving lever I have applied in various forms '.nd to various purposes.
ionics1 Insti-
and will serve ior pressing oil, cotton, toba co, dry goods, Hour, l:;,d, cheese. &c. T
T'.'I T lr.i i
Michael Harvey
f J O t
en r,
iivin" in
A woman lately died in Ncw Hampshire, cf dropsy. It is stated that she had been tapped, smco November, 105, more than UK) times, and more than !S'.)00 gallons of water, equal to eleven hogsheads, drawn irom her.
MUR-
1J
Ertractof a letter from a gentleman in Vicksburg, Mississippi, to a friend in Lexington, Kentucky, dated July 12, 1S35. s JJ"' eveninS 1 wcnt and wlteh i lh-TOUntI75 xvc kcPl near fir- 1 n'ght' and camG vc ry ESS?1 Ttern:Tou,s circun"Jackson, bu"nnflin fy 1 Wcm t0 solved, ire rn Suh0 C0Urt dis
were sun undcr - -.i.-ns out Hmds and MaC ,hi,WnPh" mcnt was tremendous Tif T'0" Hinds county, hey had
Another most audacious and villain n.
tempt to plunder a flat boat was made a few
uajs since, by some unknown thouol, sus noctrfi in(!i'vi.ii.,io i.,: . .. .
or prowling aDout
naecn miles below Randolph, on the Ark-n sas shore of the Mississipp,, the snot of : similar robbery and robber hunt of which wc gave a detailed account a year n. Tl,r
circumstances, to the best of our information, which is cone US VP. r.m no -.n '
A flat boat from Kentucky, laden with hocsheads oftol,;i . il... .... .
t ... C "ua u,ucn asnore at
,... ;V A vansas; about four weeks since m the night, when the boat was fastened, and
ni ; ::i ir n ,a u,c bow oruw boat
.... aa.w,,. we was soon awakened by a crv trom on shorn f i.: i . . . uj
tt , 1,,s oat was sinkinrr
t -- s -r .wuiiu uie boat ounnol
...... aic,f vMi.cii soon sank. A num. bcr of persons had collected at the place
" :iy l'n a ttnmkcn frolic and a row w-hic-Mhcy had in a most horrid sense
. .... Mcsion, as tfiey murdered one of
.,u.w,".'wuu"8' "m- i- iSunch, by shooting h.m simultaneously with two riiles and nearly beat to dea.h his brother. AO ZZZ KrGd h'S !-,0ad WaS most inhumanly mangled by an infernal demon. wiiM.wl
.... ,sioi. m me morning the
.."o ivm U(U uc snouid fret
The Boston Phrenological Society o tiers a premium of one hundred dollars for the best ongmal essay, the design of which shall be to tiisprove the science of phrenology. All articles are to be forwarded to the secretary by the first of March, 1S33 postpaid. India rubber webbing for saddles, a recent improvement, is likely to supersede all others. The first, slaves ever brought to this count.y, wove landed by the Dutch at Jamestown, irgm.a, .nlt!2fl, the very year the pilgiims landed at Plymouth.
CriTtfT) "T!B!cirr .
TOIIIM subscriber has, in connection with Ja Mr. Dickei son's Print in" 1,PS U1 factory, a Stereotype M'oitHftru. Having procured a large variety of Ji:,slern
"iii-ins. 10 wi 1 ,inn -ir-niv. ..-.. 1 1..
' - v-.uviun UUU IVv
nnd,
s
captain
have the boatand earmold 'Z ,
J a8fwri'ri,Cra- T,iis' replied e ws forb.d doing, under any circumstance, by the owners linr i c ,cu,Ilbianccsj notfnl; 1 . 1,0 frecboolcrs were
Arkansas, and that he f ln panyinff the ordor ' ld d il com-
n, . , "oais and
C
slantlv on
Keej) con-
CUTS of a siijicrior quaWt, Leads Pveglets, Ph.tes for print inff BhU
X'v 1 AL 1 L.ATE rol KMiRAV ;
- , wt.j an 01 winch he can aflord to sell cheaper than they can be bought any where
... .... "tftteui v-oiinuv. nr ia h
change for old type at ) cents per pound
Matrin M. Barney t ,n , , Cincinnati, OJiio. January IGth, 1835.
curses
l ue captain, a moral .0. 3 .uiS m-m, nnexneri
..v.v-u ww inu 1UISS SSlllni 1 1 ... 1
the brutal murder th. ' 1 1 u Vlnc8
forced, for his own 8afe Z Z V?' T"dS a j. .. ., ",oaiy, to yield to ihwr
demands, rmrl aiini:j
iif.y dollars-bcin, nn Iv " ' ?.U. . and
. vuoami- ouonii l.loyd was the m. ..oncer, and Mr. Jcl,u U.lroy3 ,e pu'cl,." mere being but three person
sale. I e captain immediately left, and he was , told that if he ever again mad'o his ap pearancc there, they would kill him. And con sen V l'0 be,ieV0 il t,1i hc would reimn ?l ,Cr ''y rst1 nor money, ,0 ciu.n wuh the owners of the boat. hC own "rived incnrtownafowd,vs
7rc of Indiana, Montgomery county,
Henry Crawford,
Philip S. Smith
WtlKREAS, on the 7th day of July, 18- , a Writ of Domestic A ii;irl.mnr,t ; 1
bom the oflice of the clerk of ihn rir;,
. . 1 I jU I l
uu oisam county, at the suit ofllenrv
lawiord against ihe goods and chatt.elsjands and tenements of Philip S. Smith, directed to
'iiuMieiinot said county, returnable in on
oays, which writ was returne.l trt f ?, n:,-
alurcsaid, on the lst dav t..i iso-.
endorsed thus "Came (nlmn.l T.,i rc'.i. 'io'
35SJal, SOjMajS, levied on, and at tad,: ed, the cast half of the south cast quarter of section ten, m township eighteen north, of range six west, as the rnon-it.r c ri,.i-. 0
binilh, and, with the assistance of Thomas Herron, estimated tlie same to be worth two
i.ui,uieu uoiiars. Witness our hands the day and ytar above written. A. Harland,S. M.C. m , Thomas Herran, Assistant." ,, iVow, therefore, notice is hereby given to 'hesa.d Philips. Smith of the pendency of said writ, and that unless he appear at the next term of said court, to be holden at the court house in said county on the 4 th Monday Jim7en V' ,1835 a,Kl drnd' iho same will bo heard and determined in his absence, C.w., JOHN WILSON Clerk.
..u.uaviuc, July VJ, ltS:5.. 9
Clark township, Jlfontnomei v cnnmv
Indiana, one est ray horse, a bay, supposed io be eight years old, about fourteen hands hbdt. a blaze in his face, the near hind foot white' shod all round, and part of his mane cut oil'appraised to twenty five dollars, by George Tipton Tipton and Michael Harvey Jr. A true com from my est ray book. Lewis MORRISON, J P June 20, 1S35. 7 ) ' ' to"c of Indiana, Montgomery count!, Js. Michael Tracy, r?- Petition for divorce. Judith Tracy, j m: it jikmi:mp,i:rei), ti,at on tliso.,( day of July, 1N3:, the complainant, by N aylor his attorney, filed in the oflice of the clei'k of Ihe circuit court of said conntv. his petition for divorce, charging said defendant wiui adultery, abandonment, &c, and said complainant, by his said attorney, also filed in the oince of the clerk aforesaid the aflid 1vit of Zachariah Ellis, setting forth that said delendant is not a resident of Indiana. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that unless
said delendant be and appear at the next September term of said court, and plead, answer or demur to the same, on or before the call' mg ot the cause, the matters and things con tamed therein will be taken ;,s confesd JOHN WILSON. Cle.k. Crawfordsville, July 'd , lt33 .' )
lyfSf.ofgoodJ w:in!nl i
liately, tor which the highest price will be pnu! in goods. Also, Feathers, bees-wax, tallow, hemp, linen, nnd flax, will be received m payment for goods, and cash will not be ret used. BURBRIDGE& MILLER. Crawfordsville, May 22. PS35. -?(f
The model, now at the Med
nne, m t mcmnati, Ohio, for public inspec1 on. m wlr'.t I .. 1 1 1
' "-" a Millie nrncc -r..i...l
1C-
TJi
com, and the seals of .he sever"I Pn!'lc olhces, can be made with the greatest precision and uniformity. When this press is propel !y regulated, ,;c impression wdl be ihe same every revolution. In commnn the wheel is not rc-quiro,! (o pcfo,,,, -l-'U revolution, unless the pi.ton iv" en ot ,!s whole l.ng.h, and ,ho it done ,0 great advantag, m ,la,,ic h, ,s r ? on, ..KnesyeryouK k. As the snhstanees becomes condensed. t!. , . Aii
c . ' i""i . 11 oe fi"n a pomt or center at ,1V ,,,., ltll.l In .'hi.it il..
. . , ..,,.., i;JU ieoivirir ii.'v
vantage 111 siwner, .,,.;. Mills ol various kin. Ls c.m , small streams; and will, tl(. .-..!...... 1 ....
-rl H.-M I -plimpj .
given 1 into ;,,!-
pumping.
- '"ns'.llcIM on ad aril i.r,. ,,r r-
Walrr c,,n .,. reiiir.,.
"-r use.
and
wl ... 1 I .. t .1 .
'.v.. tun. lit! ! nr I..- 1 .
-"'J , aosorpii,,h rr ... tapo.al.on. A pre,, 1 am a. ,,., . .
;;;vo1ks,wehep1s,ons,a,,dc;i;;b , o great advamap,,,,,.,,,,,,,, .j,, ,; ed at one and the same tim, nn.l ...:n . .. ,
worthy the
tlie mill attached so constructed ;
:""C time, and will I.,, f,,,,,.,!
ilteniioii of the cminn ..t .. .
pres. lor mould.. and ,.!.;.... .'
'ZT - ""MM I l I I ' I - am .ll.
'"' ,ei"P!-nng ilc (..1V? js S lo .MI11111 r.ii .
l-nck lil lr ,1,, kil tVory r on ,"''h I lie counior rc:,lo w M.ro 1)1,UC
' "miihli in it;m
Ihe in.lev t ",U n,,,e,(I C'-hed) on tr tca.c i and the prc-s PCi.!o. is, that ihr
e rpnn.
oil'iy their pi
'ss:st in liiiu'rinT
I ,. , . , 'v ii can i M ted to wei2h to nnv , .. , ..
est precision; v , ,i,c g.eatHM.Idmy fellow-cili.ensin noticin. ,he
- in, orem it v
o-niion, and he willing lo
t Irri,,.,! .1 c xuu'"",:,Sp8 (winch may bo en 5 l rt ' P'sure receive and a,v ice c n ' Cn0,r,Tn,Cat,on from a respetabla beuice, on tne subject: And remain, will, si.,,.:.., .1. .
- " ulcus. Ov'c.
CHARLES LKsiti.'tj
Cincinnati, April 18, 183.3.
03-Kdiiors of
newspapers, publishers of
V fen,s 1,cr 1!- ivcn for "1J 1W MErAL,by BURBRIDGE & MILLER Crawtordsville, May, 1835.
LAND FOR SALE.
tik irom vJrawt m sville. on th l'nu.ktort road,)on which is a small f " ment, a comfortable Wr, Lnd a AVKLL r WAT Kit convenient to the door, offered for sale on accommodating terms. Enquire of'the subscriber in Crawfordsville Juno IS. 11 DAVID CLARK. ;
ru-.i-ir.! 1
I"""" . a HI Drill fr.i-a 1
rril r.n;,., 1 : " m tlie scvWnl' .'"li0.' "Pb-
of II e reycral repecive c,ic3 mny to n0! iWofllK, sn,no)S,,ll l,c cmillcl lo in'. v;J.I "Slit , U ll,oar,c,c,il1,n a. IcJ improvcmom,, ,-,. by com,,lyina will. ,l,0
Stale of Iiulinnn 1
Montgomery county A
I
rfiion for Divorce.
State f Indiana, Montgomery county, Matilda Williamson,)
7 J y. .
Thomas Williamson. J l"MWVroWc. ?E,1T Pn, that on this 22.1 dav
and Anal' l' COiP"U by Naylor lev Stion r !rC,m courl ofs:iid co""ty, ncr petition for divorce. f.li.irm,ln ..i...i'
fend.mi ,:,i. 1", rgmg said de-
!Ud,Uiroi's and inhuman
Mary Wilson,"
vs. 1 . -
Andrew Wilson
f; jj"'. .1 JoU,i. ,,,c
i-'leik ot the ( ncn 1 r1,,,,,! r 1 ii,,,-, tV. "M -ot'il of said countv. her t -'ll! (in ()r Dnfiirr. I,,- il r 11 . '""hlltr to u ii J,,xo;c, lor the following causes, abandonment: Ami it trco'm'"t, and 'y Uio ,lii(av,t of iVi nVvP;i I'i 'J"ily "'"coof the Cl iL f ' ' 1,1 the
notice is I r r 1 r fc uenl ,)f 's State fccoW vlTf "lw'lPcr, three week "flidavii ' , ! -"HVtition ,;nd
MO ova 4 1. . 1 I "
of tlie
tlie same
on or
ment, abandonment. &. 71 "
nnl Kit I. t ' '""u w
III
by her
said
trcat-
COrnolain.
Rttnrnni'c i . .
oflironr..nM.i...n.. : su IlleJ the
frnrlunt 1 u,at "nlcss said de-
tendant Iir o.-..i
o 1 ear at a ,... .
term of said court and l 7.1 T oe',,om0cr emur,tothe.sr'.'.!nl !n,c,,d ?"-ver, or
C. . ' . J Will 0 IO rn n,.
01 uie cause, the niaitr
-iddefendan,,uui be ; ko: ;'n' "S ,a
JMlar Kewanl!
If .r''1 subscriber f4 Jnf LS3r,,aboun l'Ioek, between sivm
ftage, of small
n the first day of
John Coppock
teen sixteen and'scvenlccn -V '.ill cfy t "
bo aid fr " ' 1 " ;,ljovo reward u,.
lanafii EBeeaI POli SALE ltKl!!:.
John Wilson. ' I) T T George Harland O 1 ' T 7