Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 22, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 October 1835 — Page 3
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1S35.
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Mr. Thompson, pres.ding elder, Lnrf tn ,, '"P-iaoie Hie persons who re-
l; ,Mr. Miller, late is ! '7'"
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crawtordsv e.- and t, t i ... , rr,u .-:...J TV ur,,su- onences
Mr. Johnson, late of Crawfordsville
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Crawfordsville, is stationed at Greencastle.
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TVPE AND STEREoISIyA. J AMP. SI
p - ri'"u io iurnish to order ill kinds of printino materhls ier, all terms as h r.:1r 0n as reasonable
limentinUcr yanythereSta
i nntins Dresspa r j . .
chases, imposing sloneg cases stand8 lejs.
It is recommended in the newspapers in I?11 Ihf Jaw can tended? tlU
various parts of this state, that the peonle L' ' " 8e-con8tiiutecl association to together wi,l7 .7, . " 7 ao,,i Per Pund,
have meetings in their rpSr-r,;.. r. . UUJ d KUV Ior every sudden oc - ,ffi,P. xvill l " . I . w "SRU "n P"ntin
0 i . vvuii i ioj i ""-uu nidi in fly arise A str and appoint s.ntable arsons to meet at Indi- !,"n may be formed, whirl, .n!!!"0.',''1'
"""I'""8' 1,1 'cemoer next, "lor the " . nrs, and retaliate upon U purpose of forming an electoral ticket, and 'vi ZTu A civi1 Comnotio adopting such other measures as nv I- d "1 "S.e eXC,,ed' which c only be pi
crpnprnl lfa .1. . . - ucimn...i.j 1 . ... -fcuuu nmuican
to ...ouu iu me presidency f Will ouF"ieu oniy Dy illegal means
ion
put
the people of Montgomery county act upon
uns recommendation?
Messrs. Comlys, of Dayton, Ohio, propose
punsn a newspaper in the German Ian
A DEED OF Vint pvpd
A man of the name of Cowan, committed murder, on the Mil, r ' Uea
dented rl.;.r:,r,or ft.. V "M'ce-
nurni.v tl.. i 1 dlJOCI ""8 Com-
Allieu IS w,.e and wo ....
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tLuaKu, emiueu me iiprmin i.min ..,..i.i n a 111 or nistmn :
on medium paper, at one dollar per year. d,tteren between himself and wife The The Germans are not well supplied with mat- Svelv;,.'0 tJ .,lis fami. was a tertoread; they number one hundred thou- carved?' : iS''nJ
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sand in Oliirv 1 1 :j ..
... uiuug, tfuu uesiues mere are a great many more settled throughout the west;
10 an ot whom, and to as many others as wish
to learn their language, this naner rann.-.t fail
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to be useful. The publishers are prompt bu- the populace, that it
Siness mpn. and no rlnnht n) K i tuein frnm no r..: ... .
.1... . "wu den.h J" uT.:l .uienc.e and h's immediate
uiai ll,y w meet tneir engagements. " "ave oeen the conseouenrp
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miles from the citv and , . c aiu is now in mil m.
y ins inai. such Waa ... '
--- llJC niuignaiion ot
was diflicult to restrain
him with a numl. "7J s,irroued
in lino A. . ""5Hien actins as no-
innati Gazette.
JVflmUW?f nen. Tak
The Maryland elections have resulted
favor of the whigs, for governor, executive council, senate, house of delegates, and five
toeioht. forconfrressinf.il- th mami ard rub it well. r lake soap
n T.-?r7. " ' C'a rub that alsn in vlu" ?ne cnalk. "d
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James lurner, John N. Steele, James A.
Pierce; the Van Buven's are, Isaac McKim,
15. L,. Howard, Francis Thomas.
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lira or all SI2CS fro nonnaPp;,
They continue todosipr..,: .
pamphlets, blank notes 1?.'
All work warranted en, i " .,: "'.us
other estabhshmpn, " "Tl 1" 'V lK ue .,n any
MILITIA nrrr.
To Ac qualified electors of the H ft,. t There wdl be an election L a courthouse in Crawfordsville on?,al ithe t ip sprnnH ivt ... . c or Monday
viu, ioveinoer r...
purpose of electing a lieutenant rni , tl,e wor in said regiment. C0ncZ a"d
DAVID CLARK, ConSt Oct. 8 1835. Mrcaa,. icZeT
for VET V a ,en USed for sterwiy Pin, tor sale at reduced prices: also f
r 6 fcaata. ivne. al n hp i.ir
.wMicu iu exctiange.
orders trom all parts of iI,p
promptly attended to.
A LIS T OP 1 K"P'i.n.r;
, if : "L.r ' "".JUdober Is,, 1M5
muary next, thev will , ay rnt tiAt iu ue sent to the ppn
SALE OPCnrTTTr
The trustees of Wabash? LANDS. at public sale, about a hund- Wi" ffer '-d lately pu'rcn'Jf loL Saturday. U.p co,.u nitlock,on
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trdin sk m I,nably be asked,viz.the re! ninon S' i in twelve, ,
Oond, with two annrovp rr SGr PVinS
union, will be
Sept. 29, 1835.
J. A.JAMES, U. P. JAMES. 2227
DIED On the 20th inst. Catharine,Crawford, infant daughter of Henry and Mary H. Crawford
infant daughter of Henry and Mary H. Craw
ford,
RAIL ROAD SURVEYS. The parly of engineers engaged in thesur
ey of the Madison, Indianapolis and Lafayette rail road, reached this place on the 14th inst., having terminated their operations in the
held. We learn that after having examined the route via Danville and Crawfordsville, as required by the law, a line was run, in conformity with instructions from Col. Stansbuiy, direct from Lafayette to this place. The country is represented as remarkably favorable.
Two p-uiios have been placed upon th road from New Albany to Vincennes, an
vere -vigorously prosecuting their examinations when I ist Ivard from.
Tlx survey from Columbus to Jefierson-
vrilo, has demonstrated the entire practicability of constructing a road between those points. The par'y exp ct to finish by the end of the present month. They were at Vienna on the 4ih inst. When colonel Stansbury's report upon these various, routes shall have been presented to the legislature, the country will be in possession of a mass of information which cannot fail to be extremely valuable in all time to come, Indiana Journal.
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Ship canal. The Niagnra Courier states, that the United States engineers who have recently examined the route for a proposed -ship canal round the falls of Niarara, find it quite practicable. The cost will be much less than was anticipated.
New Orlea)i$, August 22. The engineers have returned from the survey of a route (or
lhe railroad hence to Nashville. The cost of
the survey is $25,000. The engineers have surveys of three routes, differing very little in distance Trom each other, and very little in extent. The best is supposed to be that passing within eight miles of Holmesville, thence passing onward about one hundred east of the Mississippi, and running about fifty miles west of Columbus. The distance to Nashville will be about 480 or 490 miles. The route pisses through a fertile cotton region, and is likely to obtain the sanction and support of the Mississippians, as being well adapted for all their wants, and admitting lateral rail roads in every direction.
JUST VIEWS. From a charge, by judge Cranch, to the grand jury of the district of Columbia. I congratulate you, gentlemen, that while some parts of our country have been in a state of excitement, and self-constituted associations, deeming the law to be defective, or too -mild, er too slow in its operation, have usurp
ed the functions of the regular tribunals of
justice, this town and country have remained in peace and tranquility, under the mild and beneficent protection of the laws. It is better that one or two offenders should escape punishment, than that many should offend by punishing them without lawful authority. If any number of individuals can thus assume judicial functions, and dispense punishments there is no security for our projierty or our lives. When liberty degenerates into licen tiousness and anarchy, there is but one step to despotism and it is belter to live under the dominion of a single despot, than under that of a mob. Gentlemen, it is our duty to see that the laws are well nud faithfully executed, and hat the rights of the humblest individual are protected, not only when lie is innocent, but when he has offended. He has a right to a fiir and impartial trial, and should not be
as it dries, wet it . i;V I ' '7- " grass;
at twice doine ' " WlU COme OUI
THE NATIVIt7ItKome. 1 e Virgin was babif .t
of the ,ct nn, . 1,1 ine co"rt dress ot the last century, as rich as silk and satin gold-lace, and paste diamonds could make ' r!e infanfs" "shotI ne intant Saviour ay n her 1 l i yards long 1 he shepherds were very well SLbu.,J. G ShGeP and SS best oZnf 1
rv...c iCJr were u,e real animals st,.ffii
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was a distant landscape seen b
etween
,r.u trees, winch was well painted and Iroin the artful disposition of , e lilu and perspective, was almost a decemion but by a blunder very consistent whh? T of the show, ,t represented a part of the C ,m pngnaof Rome Above aK e',reS?n,a,Vn" of tJt Being, whom Td re :alludelo'.in conjunction with such
vanilies. pnrnvOorl tVT til-. .
-gels and clouds; the whote goV p ' much hke a scene in a pantomime, ami accompanied by music from a n L i C
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leslra. wliir-l. . ... ..
, ' 'incnued, be teve t l.
lie SlriOO tllurn
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..-Ua,iUW passage divided off, admitting Z Pen,n ar 3 ,imC' lhrouS' which a ccmnued fale of persons moved along, who hrew down the.rcontnbutions as they passed, l owing and crossing themselves with grea deyot.on. U wouId te im Ue b cube the ecstacies of the multitude, the lin.nr up ol hands and eyes, the string of superbi! ves-,he belhssimos, the santissimw., Sort osissunos, and maravigliosissimos, with which hey expressed their applause and delio,i Mrs. Jamesons sketches.
NOTICE.
THE public are respectfully informed Jhat the winter term, at the Wabash college will commence on the second Monday m November next. A freshman c!ass will then lie formed, and the reverend Elihu W. Ba dwin, president of the college, enter upon Jhe duties of his office. The institution will alo have the services of Messrs. J. S I homson, m the department of mathematics, C. Mills, m the languages, and E. O. Hovev, in rhetoric. ' Special attention will be paid, by the several professors, to the students in the primary and English departments. J. THOMSON, . , , Secretary of the board. Crawfordsville, Oct. 24th, 1835. 22-23
TAKEN UP, TTOY Benjamin Flathers, living en the MJJ Danville road, one and a half miles from Crawfordsville, one gray mare, supposed to be four years old last spring, a number of saddle marks, both fore legs marked with the spancels, a star in the forehead, a white spot on the top of the head on the left side, about fourteen hands high, appraised at thirty dol-
i.us, uy jacou iu titer and Henry Kistine.
, TO PRINTERS: 1 le publishpr f iu,. r. . ...
Record " h o rawjorasville 1 . - eS,roUS of removing to the "far west," otters Uie establishment V " .
S ILI 1 S -a S-slu ICdSl ironioress. nli.n.4 n J
" arI? good assortment of
and the necessary furniture tor a country office. The materials have been m a little more than three year Uefeel warranted in saying to any one who wshes a situation in histate, Ihat a better one cannot be procured. For terms apply to the subscriber if bv mail post paid. " r- r , u r F- WADE. Crawfordsville, la, Sept. 1835. Punters with whom we exchanoe will Pjeasejrive the aliove a few insertion"
-ro country werciluos: rFJlIIL subscribers have received and are Ji row opening, a splendid stock of rail and winter goods, Comprising nearly every article in the drygoods lme; also, a large stock of cotton yarns,
me cen
nrm
LITERS. Jones Samuel Jones George Jones William K Killen Wm. KimlerMrs. Love L Laudett John Lee Elder John Leak Robert
tioein M Meharry Thomas Morson Thomas Jloreland, Alexander filler Thomas Mull T
v. -"'onMrS.Cl,ar.Msb.rserpJ,er Clatt it:. if "'yw William
, ill i 1 let A.. I
eral post office as
A Airheart Peter B Beesley Day-id Beck Andrew Berry David D. Black David Bowman Jacob Boyd Wm. A . Brush Blakely
orown John
i, M len
Buchanan David Barker Henry Burr Mrs. Nancy Butler Anson 3 C
Cahill I.I.B.
Cook Bradley or John
P. S.
. uuwmi v. t,o. having taken James lanna into copartnership, will continue the r? vSv J o he firm of GREGORY A iAAAAS, and are just receiving, direct
ANDERSON. RF.f.T. x, rn
We solicit the attention of urrhas-
ers, as we have no hesitation in savin that our stock is greatly the largest ever offered in
me western country. Louisville, 1st Oct. 1835 2l-tf NEW GOODS!!!
ix. v.. v.regouy Co. having taken James
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HA
from New York, and nrp n..r
heir old stand, oppos.te the post office, a large and splendid stock of Fall and winter "nods
Consisting of dry soods. nmPn9.V9n
ware, cutlery, groceries. sIiop n..d
hats, caps, &c: which, in addition to their former stock, comprise almost every article needed in this market: all of vvtiir-li iko .....
determined to sell low for cash, or exchange
or wiieat, pork, oats, corn, tallow. he,W:.
jeans, and every kind of approved country
r.wy,. i uc aniens ot lviontgomery and the adjoining counties are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
Crawfordsville, Oct. 17, 1S3". 21 if FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM for sale, one mile north of Crawfordsville, Containing one hundred and forty-three acres. For terms
inquire ot Uilham Rinford, in Crawfordsville
ABSALOM KETCHAM Oct. 14th, 1835. 21-23
October 13th, 1835
ALLEN MAY, J. P.
2221
TAKEN UP, TTOY Samuel Nelson, of Scott township, JJ1 Montgomery county, Indiana, one sorrel horse colt, about a year old last spring, three white feet, bald face; supposed to have the bighead; appraised to ten dollars, by Nathaniel Taylor and Joseph Nelson. Before me, THO'S FAITH, J. P. January 8, 1835. 22-24
REMOVAL. DOCTOR WINTON has removed to the brick building west of the court house: his office is in the room in 1 he basement story, that was recently occupied by doctors Canby and Grimes, where he may be found except when absent on professional bupiness. October 10, 1835. 20.tf
PUBLIC SALE. ILL be sold, on Monday, 20th October, inst,.. the following property
viz: household and kitchen furniture, one milch cow, one stove, boots and shoes, lasts, &c; forty acres of ground, about eight and a
halt miles trom town, on the state road leading to Williamsport, with some improvement.
credit ot sixty days will be given on all sums ef five dollais and upwards, purchasei giving notes with approved security; 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, the 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 JLaiv Partnership. E. A. Hannegan &. R. M. Corwine, MAYING formed a co-partnership in the practice of Law in all the Superior &. Inferior Courts of judicatureof IhisState and Illinois, are prepared to attend to all business confided to them, with .fidelity and despatch. They intend paying particular attention to Convey ancin g and Collecting. Their united attention shall be given to all business that may be entrusted to either t and one or the other 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. 4t-tf
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Compton James F, Jacob Smith
Cole EliCowan VV. H. Cox Daniel H. Cox Solomon D D'Spane James Derharn Wm. Davis Randolph Dunkel John Darbsy Esquire Deck Samuel E Ecker John Ellison James Elrod Benjamin Evins Elijah
F Flannegan John Frame William Freeland Felix Fuller Gabriel G Garvey John Gobenor Win. S. Gose William Greene Daniel Griest Dr. . W. Griffith James D. Griffin Elizabeth Graves Wm. Graves Stephen 2 11 Hays George Harris Matthew T. Hardy Mrs. Mary Halm Joseph Hise Solomon Hoots Jacob Holloway Thomas Holsclaw John Hough Mrs. Sarah llulse Joseph Hudson Richard J Jackson William October 1st, 1835.
Newlin John ox Newton James 8. Nelson William Nicholson William Noffsinger Wm. R. O Oppy David Owen T. R. P Parks Edward R. 2 Place Miss Julia A. Potts David Porter John Pittman Thomas Pierce Elisha Trigg Wni. R Rees Williarn Hose Stiles Huck Josiah S Sharp ArahamJ. Shown Edward Ships Elijah Shipman Joseph Smi'h Umry Snook William Stapleton John Stockton James D. T Tompkins Geo. W. Tilley Moses Trout Abraham W Waldcn Jedidah Walknp Mrs. John W'are Alexander Westfall Adam S. Winters Jacob or Michael Shuck Wilson James Williams Jesse Whituker John White Anderson Z Zimmerman R.B.
I. C.ELSTON, P.M. 19-21
TAKEN UP.
iY John F.I rod nfr,..i i.
. uuiucen lOWDSnip,
Montgomery county, Indiana, one e-
tray bay mare, supposed to be two years old Inst spring, fourteen bauds high, a lew white hairs on her forehead, a scar on her left ham and thigh, sucks stumps appraised to twenty-five dollais, by Stephen Riddle and John Kirkpatrick before me, A. KIRKPATRICK, J. P. September 28th, 1&35. lb21 ADMIMISTRATOR'S SALE. The personal property of Richard Peterson deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, sheep, farming utensils, household furniture, corn in the field, &c, will be sold at public vendue, at his late residence, in Coalcreek township, on Monday the 2Gth of October next. Terms made known at the sale. THOMAS GUSTIN, JOHN PETERSON, Administrators. Sep. 30, 1835. 1921
"reVTOTlCE. The undersigned having JJj recently purchased the entire stock of goods belonging formerly to Ralston and 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 Jv W. POWERS & CO. Their purchases all having been made in the south and east,in the early part of the season, before the advance took place, (as is now the case with all kinds of goods) by an experiencced 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, FRANCIS MILLER. Crawfordsville, Aug. 11th, 1835. 12-2m
Payment of th ' .7 .u ,l,cs l the
the date. wun ,ntert from
re i .
rn.2e literal,, 7' ' uea to pat
he west. ry ion3 h
Crawfm" " above.
20-24
CO-A11 editors of paper
meraiure and liter; ' are requested ir. ,
fordsvile,Oct. 10, 1835.'
PORTRAIT PAINTER 9 iffvtin "d eme" f Crawfordsville and
weeks, durin " w h?ch i" "V here for a few Uendt'jfe
ins line.
Tto ... :n i uumaaem
ni . . " ' " iUUa, at al! tu
A. 11 Ul major Kistine's hotel.
ct. ju, 1835. on
luits, at
M. Ml mmlm -
Uardicarc, Cutlery, Tinware, Hueensware, Groceries.
At Wliolc.nle&iiptnn
VANCE & CLARK.
5 EG leave to inform their customers and Lt 3 of Montgomery
and
j J ""'S murines, that ihev have removed to their larpe and
NEW GOODS: 11 of which thev will caII ttt-i.t-. ,
Retail on the most accomodating terms--
neir SlOClv I)ernrr iim.o. l "
een selected w IIS"
they flatter themselves rr
era! satisfaction to all who may favor .L
witnacall. Their Stock consist,, in part, of the follow
20 pieces blue, black, brown, olive, green steel mixed and drab cloths; g ' !0 pieces t (i . cr cassimeres Oi cassinetls; 300 pieces calicoes50 do
r n o t, "j iiauneu muslu
do
ins:
nieiinoes.circassinris l,nmV.,; '
and bornbaztls; ' ' 20 pieces bed ticking; 20 bales brown shirtings and sheetings; 00 pieces bleached shirtinfrs- h ' 40 do men's and boys' summer wear; 1 adding, sail duck, and buckram:
IUI.-IIIIU snawis; do do handkerchiefs; Fancy sIpwIs and handkerchiefs; bandanna and flag pocket do A great variety ol'gloves; Blue, black, and fancy col'd silksLawn, "inen cambric, and Irish linen; Cotton yarn; 12 doz. men's and boys' fur hats12 do do do wool hats; 1: do seal caps and fur collars: 18 do palm leaf hats; Men's and boys' leghorn hats, 12 doz leghorn, tuscan,& Bolivar bonnets; -0 do pairs men's and boys' shoes and pu in ps ; 20 doz. pairs ladies' shoes; 5 doz. pairs men's boots coarse & fine. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY TINWARE, QUEENSWARE AND 1 Z 1 S S U.lIt JE. 4Tons Iron: 2 Tons Castings: 50 Kegs Nails; 50 Itoxcs Glass; 10 Kegs I) upon t's powder; A quantity of Lead and Shot; Shovelsaxes; Hoes; Scythes German tV English-) Sickles; Straw Knives - Shovels and Tongs. 4c 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 offer at reduced prices. 0C7They invite all to call and txamine for themselves. Crawfordsville, May, 1S35. 2tf FASHX01T.ABL3 TAXLOUAlanson 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. jQrThe Eastern Fashions received quarterly. His Shop may be found one door west ot Wm. VV. Nicholson's Hotel, Jan. 5, 1835. 40tf
qLI ted at tins umce. mfTNfi BUSHELS of OATS
QJ VljVvJLV ted on subscription, f t
second, third or fourth volume of tH PHT? Tl Wont anmtt eartrmnoVi J?
VVillt II BIU JVIHV VIJ tlJIAV.