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C It A W K O ii i) V 1 L L E It i : COR D.

1 f-rtl'C woiM it will accomplish yet ln' in the enlarged sphere of its operation. ?i t!.en, by the tombs of patriots, we ieiiw our vows to our country, its laws and ututions: here we raise our altars, and otter I'Ifr oblations, in the assurance that posterity will twrpetnato the sacrifice. We consecrate .hisJrrouhd to freedom: the living, ami the .iJ who here braved the tomahawk and Piping knife of vage, we embalm in heart's best feelings. Hereafter, the traveller, as he journeys to the west will pause, Ll worship, here; the sun, as he measures IL cycles of time, will henceforth look from he throne of day, kindly on thtsspot; he moon, in her nightly courses, will shed her silver rays around their solitary-dust ; and he jrcnius of American liberty, clothed in robes 5f liaht, will liere offer freedom's purest incense; while the spirits of Owen, Daviess, SrExcEii, Warrick, Randolph, and Bean,

nd all those who asccnued trom i lrru A.xut,

the storm of battle, will bend trom yomier

heavens, and bestow a benediction upon those men who arc now attempting to make their names and achievements immortal!

Note. The principal facts in the life of

nmeral Harrison, are Irom the pen oi me gifted editor of the Western Monthly Magazine. proceedings continued next week. CRAvV O II 1 S 1 Ii SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1835.

the victors.and the end justifies the means." O ye departed spirits of the fallen Heroes of Tippecanoe, little did you think, in the hour of death, that twenty-four years after your bodies had been confined in your graves, they would be profaned by the unhallowed footsteps of a band of partizans, w ho are usin their utmost exertions to tarnish the well earned fame of HIM, under whose command you bled and died on

his field of honor, and of victory!

Little did you think that these same

mrtizans would, on that hallowed spot,

speak, write, and publish falsehoods to de-

amc the characters of those who stood by

you in that hour, when you poured out

your life's blood in defence of your country against her savacrc foe.

Who is this Mr. B? Ans. He is the

same infamous printer, who tried to cheat

the State of Indiana out of a large sum of

money, by charging for services which he never rendered, and was detected in this villainous attempt by William Sheets

Esq., Secretary of State.

A bad cause cannot succeed by the em

ployment of such vile instruments of falsehood; a good cause needs not the employment of such. A SPECTATOR

U will be recollected, this afternoon , at t wo

o'clock, is the time appointed for the meeting of the friends of general Harrison, at the

court house, to appoint delegates toastite convention, for the purpose of forming an

electoral ticket, and making the necessary arransrements to obtam a fair vote: a general at-

C3 tendance is desirable.

The proceedings at the Tippecanoe eel

bration, and the interesting oration of doctor

l)ru5, exclude a vaiicty of news.

DIED On Tuesday last, Mr. (ieorgc W Mitchell, nn industrious and respectable citi

zen of this county.

THV

For die Crairfordsville Record EC NOM CELEBRATION.

Mr. Editor

Having seen a publication in

q Indiana Democrat of the lllhinst.pur

porting to be an extract of a letter from

one of the editors of that paper, dated La

fa vette, Saturday night, 7th of Nov. 1035

in which the writer professes to state fact

in relation to the celebration of the 2 '4th anniversary of the Battle of Tippecanoe;

and being an eye witness of the transactions of that day, the writer of this com

munication is constrained, by a love ot truth, to contradict, through the medium of your paper, iiw gross deliberate falsehoods contained in that extract. This Editor, the infamous and notorious Bolton, after disgorging himself of a large quantity of malicious calumny against one of the surviving soldiers of the kittle of Tippecanoe, and one of the humble defenders of the character of the Hero of Tippecanoe and the Thames, knowingly and wilfully makes this false statement: viz. "Thus have the Harrisonites been defeat

ed on the very battle ground of Tippeca

noe." Now Mr-. B. know s this statement to be

us false as he is base and contemptible.

Yes, he knows that it can be proved to be

false, by at least a thousand witnesses,

who were present, and voted for the ad

option of the resolution, nominating Gen Harrison as a candidate for the presiden

cv. Yes, he knows that this statement

can be proved to be false, by "at least fifty of those who rallied around the Van Bu-

rcn and Johnson flag. Out of one hundred and fifty Van Burcnites, it is to be presumed, in charity, that at least one third

will tell the truth that this number have

"not bowed the knee to Baal."

About one hundred, or one hundred and

fifty persons marched from the stand when

the vote was taken, under this tlag, to a

-part of the battle ground, near to the sacred spot, where are deposited the mortal remains of the illustrious dead,of Daviess, of Spencer, of Warrick, of Owen, of Ran

dolph, of Bean, of Berry, and ot many

NOTICE. The friends of Martin Van Buren and R.

M. Johnson, are requested to meet at the

courthouse, on Saturday, the 28th instant, to

ppoint delegates to the state convention, to

be held at Indianapolis, on the 8th of Janua

ry, to lorm an electoral ticket for the state.

CITIZEN. Crawfordsville, Nov. 20th, 1835. 20-27 WHO WILL PAY UP? pfTlllS is to notify those indebted to me, Li for medicines or medical services, or any other way, on notes or accounts due before last Christmas, that they must pay off ihe same, or make satisfactory arrangements for so doing, previous to the first day of January next, .or be sued. I gave a notice similar in effect to this, near one year ago, which was attended to by but few: if there should be any who neglect this also, I slnll take it

hr granted, that they intend waiting to be sued, and they shall not be disappointed. Longer indulgence cannot and will not be given. Who will pay up? M. HOLMES. Crawfordsville, Nov. Will, 1835. 20-31 SHERIFFS SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued Horn the otlice of the clerk of the circuit court of Montgomery county, to me directed, I will expose to sale, at the courthouse door, in the town of Crawfordsville, on Saturday, the 20ih day of December tiext the rents

and profits of iu-lots in the town of Pleasant

Hill, numbers 11, 12, lit, 30, and 10, as laid

off and designated on the plat of said town,

tor the term ot seven years; and if the san-e

will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, together with the interest and costs, and

accruing costs, I will then offer for sale the

fee-simple of said lots: taken as the property

of Ebcnezcr P. Westfall, at the suit of John

Holland Adam Ihomas.

A. HARE AND, Sheriff M. C. Nov. 20th, 1835. 20-28

Sheriff's Sale Y virtue of a writ of fi, fa. , issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court

ol Montgomery county, to me diroctcd, against Frederick Redetibaugh, and in favor of Samel D. Vance, I will expose to sale on the 5th day of December next, at the court houso door in the town of Crawfordsville, in said county, the rents and profits of the west half of the south east quarter of section four in township nineteen north, of range font west, for the term of seven years: and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, together with the interest and cost and accruing costs, I will then offer for sale the fee simple of said land, taken

as the property of said Iledenbaugh, at the suit of Samel D. Vance. A. HARLAND, s. m. c. Nov. 4 th, 1835. 24-ts

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nal, published twice a week during

the session of the legislature. The publishers of the Indiana Journal respectfully inform the public that they intend, as usual, to publish it twice a week during the ensuing session of the general assembly. The deeply interesting character of the measures upon which the legislature will be called to act, embracing, among other tilings, the commencement of a general system of internal improvement, renders the approaching session one of peculiar importance, and the proceedings therefore cannot fail to be regarded

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subscnbeis, and forwarding it, through members of the legislature, or otherwise, by the

first day of the session. Members of the legislature, collectors of the revenue, and post masters, are respectfully desired to act as agents in procuring subscribers and forwarding money. DOUGLASS & NOEL. Indianapolis, October, 1835. " 'Twixt the finger and thumb Ell clamp the nose, And cut die stiffs: heard what grows!' II. rrt irrU II llson Fashionallc ';. dresser and barber WOULD h.form the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that ho has commenced TONSOItlAL operations in the small building in the court '"', recently occupied as the clerk's ofiiiv, u hoi oho may at all times, late and early, he found, duly sober, readv to improve the countenances of all bearded gentlemen who may favor him with a call. His instruments will be kept in the most perfect order. 6c wielded by a gentle steady ham!. N. B. Boots and shoes blacked with neat

ness and despatch, and returned to their owners.

Nov.G, 183,). 21 If

Change oj Business. A HARLAND, having sold his entire 9 stock of drugs and medicines, to Messrs. Snook Brandon, wishes to collect his out-standing notes and accounts. His books will be left at theoldstand until Christmas, where all wishing to make payment will bo waited on bv Robert Holmes. Crawfordsville, Nov. 14,1835, 25-31

Administrator's Notice. MOTICEis hereby given that the under simwd has taken out letters of admin

istrationon the estate of Josiah Burke, decM, 1 :uicl aplr here on the first day of the next late of Montgomery county. Ind. All nor-! k,m -f tliis couit, to be holden at the Court

sons indebted to the estate" are requested to ; Inhiso in Crawfordsville, on the fourth Mon-

STATE OF INDIANA, oi,7, Montgomery Circuit Court ' of the Term if September, 1835. Susan Dunham "j vs. Petition for Divorce. Abraham Dunham)

XfOW comes the complainant, and tho y summons issued -in this case is return

ed into court, endorsed 'defendant not found.''

It is therefore ordered that notice ofthepen- , doncy of this petition he given by publication j three weeks successively in the Crawfordsville ! Record, and that nnlos .ill rliftndnnt bo

make immediate payment, and those having

claims against tho same are notified to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, within one year from this date. Tho estate is probably solvent. DAVID CLARK, adm'r. Crawfordsville, Nov. 0, 1835. 25 Administrator's Sate. THE personal property of Josiah Burke, decM, consisting of corn in tho crib, oats in the sheaf, 1 horse, one saddle and saddle bags, two cows and calves, 2 weeding hoes, one axe, &,c, will be offered at public sale at his late residence, in Ripley township, on Thursday the 3d day of December next. A credit of six months will be given

day of March, lS3i. and plead, answer, or de

mur, on or hoioro tlio calling of the cause, tho matters and things contained in suid petition will bo heard in his absence. And cause continued. A copy. Attest. JOHN WILSON. CVIc.

Nov. 12, 1S35.

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STATE OF INDIANA, J Montgomi'uv County, Montgomery Probate Court: November Term, 1835.

Thomas Britlon, Administrator of Nathan Brilton, decl, vs. Nathan Britten, jr., Will-

lam .!;iik;:i ami .Matilda.

on all sums over three dollars; under tint

sum cash in hand will be required. Notes j, uif. lJ-iiiamiu Bhh" K . -.i i :. :n i... .i .... i . '. l .J " . 1 f

wim uppioeu seeumy wu icqmioo on ;UkI .Man i bis wile, JJer, i

ansaies oi cretin, oaio to commence ai iu o'clock, a. m. DAVID CLARK, admV. Nov. 13, 1835. 25ts

Ad in in istratri.tr Notice.

TCVTOTICE is hereby given that the under1X3 signed has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Blair Reitzel, ik-c'd,

late of Montgomery county, Indiana. AH Britton, jr., William Mahan, and Matilda, his

persons indebted to said estate are requested who, Uenjamin IJishop, and Maria, his wife;" I ' . V . . Ill I i 'I .I-'.. I 1 y.

niin Hall, esq., Guardian ad. litem for Nancy Britton Elizabeth Brilton, Harriet Brilton, ami Anna Britton, heirs of said decI

Said Administrator appeared, and the process it-sued herein is returned into court, endorsed "not found, as to tho said Nathan

Application to sell Real Estate.

to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against the same will present

them legally authenticated, for settlement, within one year from this date. Tho estate is supposed to be solvent. .CATHARINE REITZEL, adm'x. Nov. 13, 1835. 25-21 Administratrix' Sale .

N Saturday tho 28th of November, inst., will ho sold, at tho residence of John

Reiizel, of Montgomery county, 15 miles

south from Crawfordsville, near the Montezuma road, all the personal property of Blair

Reitzel, dec d, consisting ot horses, cattle,

ions, sheep, farming utensils, ecc. Icrms

made known on the day of s ilo.

CATHARINE REI'l ZELjadm'x

Nov. 0, 1835

'others, whose lives were sacrificed on the consecrated altar of patriotism. Here, says Mr. B, "the Van Buren and Johnson men exhibited plainly, that in uhis part of the state there is no danger." What an exhibition!! One hundred -and i 1 1 y men rallying around the stand--;f I of Van Buren and Johnson, where 5 1 i-( - vr at !ea- twelve or fifteen hun-

,'ivd in. '.!, a".! the remainder following '

th- siand ird of l( rri-on!! What mo;a;.atiou! party standard

A DM IN ISTR ATOR'S S A EE. THE personal property of John Brant, deceased, consisting in pail of the following articles, to wit one horse, saddle, and saddle bags, one cow and calf, one mantle clock, one bureau, one copper still, of the best quality, one crosscut saw, carpenters1 and joiners' tools, household and kitchen furniture, :c. will be offered at public sale, at tho residence of Christopher Brant, Wane township, on Monday, the 7di December next. A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollars; under that sum, cash in hand will be required. Notes,

with approved security, will be requireu on all sales of credit. . Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M. HENRY BRANT, JOHN M. FISHER, Administrators. Nov. 21. 2GTJvEnITl

Y John Hymcr,of Coalcreck township, Montgomery county, Indiana, a sorrel

horse with a blaze face, some collar marks and some saddle marks, his hind feet white, shod before, no brands perceivable, supposed to bo eighteen years old; appraised to sixteen dollars, by Stephen Riddle and Joseph Forbes, before me, A. KIRKPATRICK, J. P. Nov. lOih, 1S35. 2028

Sheriffs Sale, BV virtue of a writ of fi. fa., issued from

tho office of the clerk of tho Circuit court of

Montgomery county, to me directed, against Joseph Conrad and in favor of Peter Bin ford,

I will offer for sale at the court house door

in the town of Crawfordsville, in said county, on the fifth day of December next, the

rents and profits of tho south half of the

north west quarter of section two, in township nineteen north, of range four west, for the

term ot seven years: and if the same will not

bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, to

gether with the interest and costs and accru

ing costs, I will then offer for sale the fee sim

ple of said land: taken as the property of

said Conrad at the suit of Peter Bmford.

A. HARLAND, S.M.C.

Nov. 4 1835. 21-ts

TAKEN UP, Y John Galvan, in Jackson township, -Boon county, Indiana, on the 31st

day of October, 1835, one estray work ox, supposed to be twelve years old, a brindle with a white face, marked w ith a half crop in

each car, and under-bit in the right, no other

marks nor brands perceivable; appraised to eleven dollars by Thomas Farrow and Joseph T. McLaughlin. Certified by JOHN LI. NELSON, J. P. Nov. 8, 1835. 2028

. rretci suuued White.

i i . i

and Pi;l:ii''.i oi lie mmi niiu n,is

iv the blood

TAKEN UP, By Andrew Allhands, of Montgomery

county, Indiana, .one estray iron-gray filley.

Spencer,

o! a Daviess, of a w ith black mane and tail and legs, supposed

ot an Owen, ol a

Randolph! Such was the odious ami disgraceful conduct of the office-holding anil office-seeking

partizans, and self-styled democrats,whose

to bo two years old hs spring, thirteen hands three inches Imdi. a fi-w whi'e hairs on h r

forehead; appraised to twenty-eight dollars,

by James Wdson and Mitthew Hixsom, be fore me, A. KIRKPATRICK, J. P. Nov. 10, 1835. 2028

Sheriff's Sale.

BY yrtue of a writ of fi. fa., issued from

the office of the clerk of the Circuit court of

Montgomery county, to me directed, against

James Ilcndrix, and in favor of John W. Lee,

I will exnoso to sale on the fifth day of De

cember next, at the court house door in the

town of Crawfordsville, in said county, the rents and profits of the east half of the north cast quarter of section ten in township seventeen north, of range four west, for the term

of seven years: and if the same will not

bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, to

gether with the interests and costs thereon, and accruing costs, I will then offer for sale the fee simple of said land : taken os the

property of said Ilendrix, at the suit of John

W. Lee. A. HARLAND, s. m. c.

Nov. 1, 1S35. 21-ts

and said Administrator having heretofore suggested the insufficiency of the personal property of said estate to pay the debts and demands outstanding against tho same, and prayed for a sale of part of the real estate of said decl; it is, therefore, ordered that notice

; of the pendency of this application be pub

lished three weeks successively in tho Crawfordsville Record , and that said last mentioned defendants be and appear here on the first day of the next term of this court, and show cause, if any they can, why said real cstato should not be sold and made assets for tho discharge of tho debts and demands aforesaid. And cause continued. A copy. JOHN WILSON, CVIc. Nov. 12,1 833. 2527 '

25 Is

ADMLXlSTRATOIiS1 AOTICE.

MO I ICE is hereby given that 'he undersigned have taken out letters of ad

ministration on the estate of John Brant, de

ceased, late of Montgomery county, Indiana.

All persons indebted to the said cstato are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against tho same, ar no

tified to present them duly authenticated tor

settlement. 'I ho estate is solvent.

HENRY BRANT, ) . . , JOHN M. FISHER. ) Aclm IS" Nov. 11 th, 1835. 25-2?

State of Indiana Montgomery county, ss.

UOAUD OF COMMISSIONED, November session, 1835.

STATEMENT of receipts and expenditures

for tho year 1835 commencing 5th Nov , 1831, and closing 1th of Nov. , 1835. Receipts.

Auft recM into county treasury on

account of store license $202,,Jbi

grocery do 07,31 show do 35,00 clock do 1,25 est rays 25,50 jury fees 20,00

county revenue for 1833 75,13

ss.

1831 2313,03

$2800,18

VOTICJ3.

LL persons indebted to the subscribers

under the late firm ot LESION aiu

l. LARK, are requested to make immediate

payment. I. C.LLSION, DAVID CLARK

Nov. 13, 1835. 25 1 f Law Partnership.

ENRY S. LANE and ISAAC NAYLOR, of Crawfordsville, Ind., having

entered into pittuership in the practice of law, in the counties cf Montgomery, Clinton, and Tippecanoe, will attend to all business that may be entrusted to their professional -management.

Total, Expenditures.

By ain't of tax erroneously paid, and refunded $ 3,03 Am1! paid to associate judges, 02,00 ii ii ii grauti & traverse jurors 211,00

" school commissioner u,00 " assessment (including

ass't under ad valorem system) " bailiffs of Circuit court " returning judges of elections "jailor for boarding pris- " oners, &c. n supervisors of roads

For viewing county roads

and locating

state roads, and for

deges on same " Appraising town lots " support of paupers, medical attendance, fcc.

" carpenters' work to court

house, &c. 510,00

house 11 fuel for court house and jail " house rent " blank books " iwi nl in rT

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250,87 i 44,50 18,25 181,581 00,124 10,50

131,495 4,75

240,051

STATE OF INDIANA,) MoNTUOMEKY COUNTY, j

Montgomery Probate Court November Term 1835.

Henry Lcc, Administrator' of tho estate of John Carney, deed rs, Elizabeth Carney, widow of s:id decM, Michael Car

ney, John Carney, James Petition to sell Carney, Daniel Carney, Su- J. Real Estate.

san Carney, L icderick Newhard, and Nancy, his wife, Nathan Ames, and Margaret his vifo,and J. W. Lynn, Guardian ail litem for Jacob Carney and Henry Carney, heirs of said dee'd.

Said Administrator appeared and filed his

petition, and suggested therein, among other things, that the personal propeity of said estate is insufficient to pay the debts and demands outstanding against the same, and prays lor a sale of the real estate of said dee'd. And the court being satisfied that said Michael Carney, John Carney, Frederick Newhard, Nathan Ames, and Margaret,' his wife, arc not residents of this state: it is therefore ordered that notice of tho pendency of this petition he published three weeks successively iu the Crawfordsville Record, and that said non-resident defendants be and appear here on the first day of the next term of this court, and show cause, if any they can. why said real estate should not bo sold, and made assets for tho discharge of tho debts and demands afoiesaid. And cause continued. A copy. JOHN WILSON, Cleric. Nov. 12, 1835. 2527

Nov.

1835.

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2S,5G 1,40 o 0,8 H 8,00 1US3 10,50 00,00

" stationaiy " weights and measures to county commissioners

" clerk for services under ad valorem system 18,00 " clerk for hi3 annual allowance 70,00 "sheriff for ik 00,00

Total,

copy, aneai,

2177,531

Nov. 13, 1835.

JOHN WILSON, clerk. 24-27

Town lols at miction. SWILL offer at public vendue, on Saturday the 21st instant, between twenty and thirty building lots, in the addition south of town. These lots are too well known to need any description. They will be laid off, and it is expected the platt will bo ready for inspection the week before the sale. A credit of one, two, and three years will bo given by the purchaser giving notes with approved security, bearing interest from dale. 1. T. CANBY. Crawfordsville, Nov. 0,1835. 21-2G Sheriff'sSale. BY virluo of two several writs of fi. fa. issued from the office of the clerk of the Circuit court of Montgomery county, to me directed, one against Philip S. Smith, and tlia other against Philip S. Smith and George Smith, and both in favor of Henry Crawford, I will oiler for sale, at tho court house door in the town of Crawfordsvillc,in said county, on the 5th day of December next, the rents & profits of tho east half of the south east qr. of section ten, in township eighteen north, of range six west, for the term of seven years: and if tho same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said writs, together with the interests and costs and accruing costs, I will then offer ibrealo tho fee simple of said land: taken as the property of said Philip S. Smith and George Smith at the suit of Henry Crawford. A. HARLAND, s. m. c. Nov. 4th, 1835. 24-13

t;'i!'iinj5 max mi i:

the spoils belong to