Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 20, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 October 1835 — Page 3

CUAWFORDSVILLE RECORD.

PROSPECTUS OF THE

Ohio State Journal and Sentinel.

Published in the City of Columbus. P. C. Gallagher, Editor Scott & Wright, Publishers.

IN issuing a Prospectus for extending the

circulation of the State Journal and Sentinel, we may be permitted at the outset to

posed to take this method of helping themselves and benefiting the country. There is to be but one vacation in the year, commencing about the middle of July, and continuing nine weeks: then the session will commence, and there will be a recess of a week at Christmas, and another the last week in March; which will divide the college term into parts of three months each. Students may enter for three months at a time, by paying the tuition in !cvnrnt The tririt tiavfi hniialil

me quaner section or lana aajomwig me lovvu I icici iu me paiauiuum w'uuw . fVurrnrJoriii.. inula . T.ort liv n i"rr upI 1 r nn n tfr t pd a nd i nderjenden t Press, pu b

Vli VIUHIUlU3IIICf iU I L I J w.wii.va J - 'j j -" v 7i ll'i -,i i li i i " 1 I J K r nAratnmonl ic r n 1 1 1 1 r ?

niuocK, ana nave uiereuy securtu a very uoueu m me acai ui vm,njwi-.i, beautiful site, upon an eminence, in full view on the part of the public, for their patronage

oi ine town, tor me coiiege uunuuigs. uu auppuu. h i""'" . brick building, on this site, is now in pro- iar to its central position, possessing, as it gress. It is to be one hundred and six feet does, the means of diffusing the earliest and toner, and hVtv-emht feet wide, and four sto- most correct intelligence of all inlerestmg

lies high, besides the basement, which is to matters, of whatever character,through thevafihe State: and furnishing to the

DU UI SlUIlc. Ill ilUUIllUU iu inv; luuiua ui iiic t j - o basement story, which are to be used for pub- people a minute detail of the proceedings of i: i . i, r..-t ,:h o... ilin State Legislature when in session, by

i j -.i. ...i,:u ii,n.. Kvhiph tlift pipr.tors are enabled to obtain

tienis rooms, connecieu wan uiv.u ;t - ---- - , - j- . ... will be ninetv-six bed rooms, and the entire knowledge of the acts of heir immediate re- - o tnrrcl har with ir nt llPlnnftU ID

building is to be made fire proot. H,racmAl" - TVu 1 ,1 Z The board intend reserving about sixty the general weal. It is assumed that the acres of the nor h-east corner of this land, for Journal and SenOnel possesses the character cX-e commons, and for a public garden, here indicated: That it w,.l fulfil these rew ch theHave contracted with a gardener qu,remenis--tbat no labor or industry will to make, on the land. The remainder of be wanting ,n their accomplishment, its presL land they intend dividing into lots, to cnt managers pledge themselves to the pubsuit those wli omay wish to ge ta propertreat, for a family designee I to be educated, th lion is now l0 be decided or intending to keep hoarders. ' , ... The g rden, which is to contain ten acres -whether we are to live under a republican of 3 "intended to afford a delightful or a consolidated government , -whether all oi grounu, ib Conid- power is to be vested in one executive head, opportunity for s tuden ts to labor Con d by a combination of the office holdArable labor will be required, e en in the . in PI y government, their adherents ter, in putting up seeds Tumon S fe j, of except in the P"y men d.ecks and balances, by which power is disdollars per annum, and v.ll I c ,c'red ribu(ed am0 the c;.ordinate branches of threer)avmentsoffivedollarseacn,inaavance, to , H Tfive doHars at the commencement of the general government, as provided in he i mi is, me uoiniis . , tI Constitution, is longer to be preserved. That the session five at CI st mas an. d the e courseo'four ational affairs has been mainder the firs, of A pnl. T"'"on n downward, and that consolidation must follow primary department l""a2 as the inevitable consequence of the various in the same order of Jf Mo cls and measures of the present Chief Macommences, this year on the second Alon v . day of November next. 6 progress.to act as . i .li spniinls nn ilifi watch tower to arouse the

The Protestant : Episcopal c?;1' people to a due sense of their danger, our recently aJtPhiladelplna, appointed U be FefearltSsly

A LIST OF LETTERS TTTN OTAINING in the no?t offiop at Craw

fnrdsville. Indiana. October 1st. 1835.

winch if not taken out before the first dav of

...w.- J -1 '111

January next, mey will oe sent to ine sen

j m w eral post office as dead letters.

Jones Samuel

end Dr. Kemper, of Connecticut, missionary

bishop -of Indiana .Indiana aurora. Jese L. Holman has been appointed, by the president of the United States, judge for the district of Indiana, m place of Benjamin Parke, deceased. lb. An eye to the main chance. An old man riding on a sled, inquired of the youth astr.de the gray that dragged it, as they came to Kackoon, if he could gel over without wetin his feet : the answer was yes, keep them well up, on the top of the runners; and he drove ahead, seining the nethermost man through the water, fisherman-like. A justice in a neighboring township, being advised that his re election wasdoubtlul, said that if they turned him out he would deprive them of the use of some of his stock cattle: the hint took effect, and he retains his ofiice.

FOR THE RECORD. TO THE POET. 'Full many a flower is doomed to waste Its sweetness on the air' And this would surely be my case Without thy timely care. Thou art a Bee, to treasure up Each intellectual pern, To hum around each flower, and sup The sweets from each of them. But who is this? Ye mountains, hills, Valleys, trees, and purling rillsBegin the song of praise rejoice Let every nation hear your voice. Another star has risen here, A sign that brighter days are near: He is a "Patriot," good and true, And, doubtless, a good soldier too: For sure a field ten acres square, And filled with soldiers brave, Needs but his mighty spirit there, To give each man a grave. I tell you, B., upon my life vr;0 imp as I have srid it)

HI 'vield the palm, and quit the strife

-In time to save my credit.

Tyro.

rrvR TRAIT PAlNTEPv,

rqpFCTFULLY informs the ladies EbrrAyii nrfnrii,v; u and

and gentlemen ui ----

TTD

and ereniieuicu v" , e !nQ ?. 4 u remain here for a few

its vicinity, " ,0 w;il be happy

i'; he will be happy ,eeks, during whic i , i m made .r

d?fowiut found tUUal !shne. tie . .ntp-i

his room, at major xxa.

Oct. 10, 1830.

20-ts

ALOFOLLEGELANOS. toAL.TJ vyA , , iurt xvill otter

The trustees of Wabash college ine in unftrprl acr

1 my of AUjor Whitlock, on .Wff seventh day of November next

STli.Tand into lots of

They tnT'ize o "it purchasers, from two convenient size, as accommodatto ten acres J , he pay viz.one ing,aSCsix mon hs, nouTer in twelve and third in s'x roon from the remaining one m g chaser giving the Jda,C tw approved seenrities, for he TOiSe literature wfj1 above. , v. west, are requested to copy ' r r,vfordsville,Oct. 10, 1

snstainino the nreat and fundamental princi-

o o B 1 pies of democracy, as taught in the day? of Jefferson and Madison, our course will be firm and undeviating opposing in every shape and under all circumstances, encroachments upon the rights of the people or the reserved rights of the States, proceeding from whatever source. Such are our general political principles. We are opposed to consolidation. We are opposed to a central power trammeling, by means of its scattered retainers , the free action of the people, and corrupting the purity of the elective franchise, in the individual States. Considering the enormous claims

set up by the present Chief Magistrate to vest in himself the whole functions of the general

government, and the undisguised attempt to

appoint his successor through the abuse oi the patronage and power entrusted in his hands, we are alarmed for the safety of our republican institutions. The Journal and Sentinel, then, will be decided in its opposi-

tion to the candidate tor the succession brought forward under these auspices, and vclin has nuhliclv announced his intention, if

elected, of "treading in the footsteps" of the present executive, and carrying out "the mea-

sures so gloriously begun. " uenevmg uku a formidable combination of the office holders

w of the general government is already ettected,

to usurp power trom the hands oi me peopie, and, from being the servants of the people, to constitute themselves their masters, in order to their own permanent establishment in office, we shall oppose this office holders' party and their candidates for the presidency and vice presidency, viz; Martin Van Buren and Richard M. "Johnson, nominated by their convention lately assembled in Baltimore. On the value to the public of an independent tress, conducted on the principles herein set forth, it is unnecessary to dilate. Having nothing to expect from the general or state government, it is to our fellow citizens throu about the state, and generally, we must

look for patronage. Kelying on men p,.- ,

ism, as wen as ineir miuwiuu6o w.-v vany other) paper can be effective, in a career of usefulness, only as it is adequately sustained, we submit our views to the consideration , of an intelligent public. The Journal and Sentinel is published once a week generally, and semi-weekly during the session of the state legislature, on a larae sheet, (fine paper and new and clear ivrxj,) at two dollars and fifty cents per annum in advance, or three dollars at the end of the year. The price for the session only, is one dollar in advance. Columbus, October , 1 835. -TCVTOTICE is hereby given to the public, Py that the undersigned will offer for sale, on Friday, the 23d day of October inst , commencing at ten o'clock A. M. of said day, at the late residence of Joseph Nutt, deceased, all the personal property of said deceased, such as horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, one arge

road wagon, wheat, oats, and nay in uj , corn in the field, household and kitchen fur-

niture, farming utensils, lc. -twelve months will be given on all sums over

three dollars; under mat sum, ... isr, with approved security, will be requir

ed on all sales of credit

Oct. 5,1 835. 3021-

Airheart Peter

Beesley David

Beck Andrew

Berry David D.

Black David Bowman Jacob Boyd Wm. A. Brush Blakely

Brown John

Jones George Jones William K Killen Wm. Kimler Mrs. Love L Laudett John Lee Elder John Leak Robert

Leonard Abner

Bratten, Maxwell and Linebaugh Mrs. Eliz

Newlen

Buchanan David Barker Henry Burr Mrs. Nancy

Butler Anson 3

Cahill LI.B

abeth

M Meharry Thomas Morson Thomas Moreland, Alexander Miller Thomas

Mullen James

Chesterson Mrs. Char- Mosbarger Peter ity Myres William Clark Hiram II. McAy Lewis

Cooper Jehu McAulev Auley

Cook Bradley or John N Cominaore Huph Newlin John

0 0 - Compton James F. or Newton James S

Jacob Smith

Cole Eli

Cowan W. H.

Cox Daniel H.

Cox Solomon

D'Spane James

Derham Wm. Davis Randolph

Dunkel John Darbey Esquire Deck Samuel

Ecker John

Ellison James

Elrod Benjamin

Evins Elijah

Flannegan John

Frame William

Freeland Felix

Fuller Gabriel

Garvey John

Gobenor W m. b. Gose William

Greene Daniel Griest Dr. I. W.

Griffith James D. Griffin Elizabeth Graves Wm. Graves Stephen 2 II Hays George Harris Matthew T. Hardy Mrs. Mary Hahn Joseph Hise Solomon Hoots Jacob Holloway Thomas Holsclaw John Hough Mrs. Sarah Hulse Joseph Hudson Richard J Jackson William October 1st, 1S35.

Nelson William

Nicholson William Noffsinger Wm. Ri. O Oppy David Owen T. R. P Parlis Edward R. 2 Place Miss Julia A. Potts David Porter John Pitlman Thomas Pierce Elisha Prigg Wm. R Rees William Rose Stiles Ruck Josiah S Sharp Araham J. Shown Edward Ships Elijah Shipman Joseph Smih Umry Snook William Stapleton John Stockton James D. T Tompkins Geo. W. Tilley Moses Trout Abraham W Walden Jedidah Walknp Mrs. John Ware Alexander Weslfall Adam S. Winters Jacob or Michael Shuck Wilson James Williams Jesse Whitaker John White Anderson Z Zimmerman R. BI. C.ELSTON, P.M. 19-21

MILITIA NOTICE. To the qualified electors of the fifty-eighth regiment of Indiana militia. There will be an election held at the courthouse in Crawfordsville, on Monday, the second day of November next, for the purpose of electing a lieutenant colonel and major in said regiment. DAVID CLARK, ComH bSih regH Ind. militia. Oct.2,lS35. 19-24

C. GREGORY & CO. take this .i i .rinfnrmiiin tlipir friends

metliou oi iuiii''6

JJV ." .;,. .urn whose notes

who are in arrears and accounts are now due, that they must be

must be paid, and we ha e no t t he rmo wherewith to do it without making coHec tions of eur friends. R. C G. 5- CO.

183?.

TAKEN UP, jrpY John Elrod, of Coalcreek township, jjQJ Montgomery county, Indiana, one estray bay mare, supposed to be two years old last spring, fourteen hands high, a few white hairs on her forehead, a scar on her left ham and thigh, sucks stumps appraised to twenty-five dollars, by Stephen Riddle and John Tirl rvairirL- before me.

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September 28th, 1835. 1921 ADMIMISTRATOR'S SALE. The personal property of Richard Peterson deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, sheep, farming utensils, household furniture, corn m the field, &c, will be sold at public vendue, Coalcreek township,

on Monday the 26th of October next. Terms

-d8knOWnaUTHOMAS GUSTO, JOHN PETERSON, Administrators. Sep. 30, 1835. I921

-, mm.r-nvirV. Tin undersigned having

fj recently purchased the entire stock of

soods belonging lormeiiy to iuusioii uu Morris, and recently to R. Ralston, beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they will continue the business at the same stand, one door east from Burbridge & Miller's store, under the firm of

JE IF HRV GOOWS, Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware, Queensware, 4 Groceries, At Wholesaled Retail VANCE & CLARK,

TTT EG leave to inform their customers and

LfO the citizens generally of Montgomery and thf adjoining counties, that thev have

j CT , . mmovftfl to their large and commodious new

store room on Main street, adjoinining Mai.

Ristine's Hotel, where they are receiving direct from the cities of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, a very large &. well

assorted stock of

Efew K-od:

all of which they will sell at Wholesale and T1 . .1 ... .

netaii, on the most accomodating terms. Their stock being unusually large, and having I -l .-J .t I 1 A A A-

ueen seieciea wiui mucn care ana aiieniiun, 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

ing:

SOU Ul anu j i . , BU . . . i. (n is now the

i.Dr.,rp the advance iuuu ) - -.- a. uw.t " .a-. ca e with all kinds of goods) by an experienc- shod Bn r0nnd, and part of his mane cut off, cast wu" on o . munt j l,,!,, e,M Inll.irs liv lieotffe

Case Wli" o" o nmn.int

j tnnd owinff also to uic la.gw auuraiacu iu mw..; J " variety of which their stock is composed, ipton and ilfichael Harvey,jr. A true copy

- . .1-

.i .r.nfirlpnce invite meir

thev wiui me ,U1C 1 1 j ,i friends and the public lo 1 and examine (he

it to tneir imciwi w . -noodawillbesoldon accommodating terms, T,ttAT Sr for cash or fU' HK

20 pieces blue, black, brown, olive, green, steel mixed and drab cloths; 20 pieces " " " cassimeres Sz, cassinetts; 300 pieces calicoes; 50 do ginghams and painted muslins; 50 do meiinoesycircassiansjbombasins, and bombazette; 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 flag 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 boys' 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, tuscar,&. Bolivar bonnets; 20 do pairs men's and boys' shoes and pumps; 20 doz. pairs ladies' shoes; 5 doz. pairs men's boots coarse &. fine.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT

OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TINWARE, QUEENSWARE AND 4 Tons Iron: 3 Tons Castings: 50 KegsIVails; 50 Boxes Glass; 1 0 Kegs D upon t's powder; Af . "tl t

Tad and Shot: novels:

axes; Hoes; Scythes (German Sf English;)

Sickles; Straw Knives; bnorcis ana longs,

(Sfc. c

5 tons best Rio coffee, (bought in Phil'a;) 4 bbls. Java coffee, (superior article;) 10 chests Imperial & Young Hyson Tea

Together with every article in their line all

of which they are determined to oner ai reduced prices. . 03-They invite all to call and examine for themselves. Crawfordsville, May, 1835. tf TAILORING. Alanson F. Dunham, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens 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 to business he hopes to receive a liberal patronage from a generous Public. Garments of all kinds, cut on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit when properly made up. (KrThe Eastern Fashions received quarterly. His Shop may be found one door west ot Wm. W.Nicholson's Hotel,

1835. 40tl

Jan. 5,

Jjaw Partnership E. A, Hakmbgau &, R. M. Corwine, MAVING formed a co-partnership in the practice of Law in all the Superior & Inferior Courts of judicature of this State and Illinois, are prepared to attend to all business confided to them, with fidelity and despatch. They intend paying particular attention to Conveyancing Collecting. Their untied attention shall be given to all business that may be entrusted to either, and one or the o'her may always be consulted at their respective places of abode the former at Covington, Fountain County, and the latte at Newport, Vermillion County, Indiana. INDIANA. November 21,1833. 44-tf

TAKEN UP, mY 3Iichael Harvey, sen'r, living in riort tnwnshin. Montgomery county,

W w. . - I V-l v 17 O . the . horse, a bav. supposed to

l:"oU, te-hYyrsoldaboutfourteVn hands high, south and easi,m ji & , , , f . wiute

uia.c in vyv, - -

ppraised to twenty-five dollars, by Geotge

J LEWIS MORRISON, J. P. June 29, 1635 7'9

BUSHELS of OAT. wan.

ted on fussr" - th

za vvfc" w i mm v l-a- . minn. 1 1 1 1

J. W. POWERS. gecond or thrrd f . -RECORD.

WM. BURBRIDGE, "

FRANCIS MILLER.

August

. v - " 7Z

iKAiNVio MiiibDw. u WORK neatly accuCrawfordsville, Aug. 11th, 1835 Rf t,lis office.

REMOVAL, TThOCTOR WINl'OiN has removed to LI 1 the brick building west of the court

house : his office is in the room in the base.1 a, 1 .i,n!n1 lv w

monr srorv- mat was recently ociuuiou uv

Jnotnra fanliv and Grimes, where he may be

found except when absent on professional business. rt e October 10, 1835 . 20tf

FJtnJfZ JFOIt SMB. m

CT ITS ACRES ten miles north ol i U IT) U U Crawfordsville, on th La

fayette road, on which are 150 acres under fence, and eighty acres in a good state of ctili r nUl !-!- tiniian For

uvaiion; anu a tuiinunuuic ug - n TVtnt. otuC-irrtaVIIIP.

terms apuiy iw vjtuiyv; iu.uici,vi"" .v. ,

August 10, 1835. '

NEW

HAT

MANUFACTORY. pnrrjHE subscriber would respectfully in.1J. form the public that he has commenced the HATTING BUSINESS in Crawfordsville, and intends carrying it on in its various branches. Pie intends that his work shall not be inferior to any done in this country and his prices will be moderate. He has now, and will continue to keep, on hand, a quantity of hats of all kinds. The highest price will be paid for furs. His shop is in the east part of town, on Main street. JAMES B , KENYON. August 12, 1835. 12tf One cent Reward. Ran away from the subscriber on the 16th

of July, an apprentice to the farming business, named Nathan Reagan. He is about

12 years of ase. 1 he above reward, and no

thanks, will be given for his return.

Daniel H. Cox. Montgomery co. Ia. Sept. 4, 1835. 15 Administrator's Sale.

"WVTOTICE is hereby given to the public JNj tthat the undersigned will offer for salo on Friday the 9th of October next, commenc

ing at IU o'clock, A. M., of said day, at the late residence of Richard Canine, deceased, all the personal property of said decrd, such .

as wneat, oats, hay, corn in the he d. on

large waggon and harness for the same, hors

es, cattle, hogs, &. sheep, and every variety of

property usually Kept by farmers. A cred

it of twelve months will be riven on nil

sums over three dollars, under that sum cash

in hand. Note with approved security will be required on all sales of credit. F. MILLER Administrator. CHARITY CANINE Adnfx. Sept. 12 1835. 16 ts.

PUBLIC SALE. WILL be sold, on Monday, 26th October, inst., the following property, viz: household and kitchen furniture, one milch cow, one stove, boots and shoes, lasts, kc; forty acres of ground, about eight and a half miles from town, on the stale road leading to Williamsport, with some improvement. A credit of sixty days will be given on all sums of five dollais and upwards, purchaser giving notes with approved securiiy; the land will be sold on one and two years' credit, by purchaser's paying ten per cent, of the purchase money, and interest six per cent, per annum. Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M. on said day, if fair weather; if not, tho first fair day after. All indebted will please call and pay immediately; those having claims will present them for payment. CALEB ODELL, Crawfordsville, Oct. 3, 1835. 19-21

Vrs. T.M, Curreyfy M.Herndon, MAVE associated together in the practice of medicine, surgery, &c; their shop is two doors east of Wm. Binford's store in the town of Crawfordsville, where they may be found except when absent on profes sional business. They hope by dilligent and unremitted attention to the duties of their profession to merit and receive a portion of

public patronage. Sept. 1, 1835. 15 3m FARM FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, four miles north of Crawfordsville, on the state road leading to Delphi, which consists of 160 acres of land 50 acres in a good state of cultivation a comfortable hewed log house and stable, with a well convenient to the house. For terms apply to the subscriber on the premises. Ralph: Whejelek. Aug. 31, 1835. 15

Administrator's notice. THE undersigned has taken out letters of administration on the the estate of David Reed, dee'd. Those indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against it will present them legally authenticated within one year from this date. The estate is solvent Matthew Patton, adm'r. OSept. 1,1835. 15 II DlDDflSn!E

diately, for which the highest price will ue paid in goods. Also, Feathers, bees-wax, tallow, he- line-n, and flax, will be received i payment for goods, and cash jnll not b

refUSed' BUBBIuMB&MILLERj Crawfordsvi, 1835. 3tf IHJJiwnilk BDec