Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 29, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 December 1835 — Page 3

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ed with that of general Jackson, as governor of Florida ; and who will then say that all military chieftains are alike? "Whereas, from the collision of laws, and other circumstances, doubts are entertained by the majority of the legislature on the constitutionality oi its organization, and the majority from a spirit of conciliation, having thought it most prudent not to proceed to any act ol legislation other than the appointment of their members under the last act of congress, but from a knowledge of the wishes ot their constituents, by petitions as well as from other sources of information, and from a wish to express their own sentiments on the crisis in their govern

ment which is now approaching, viz: the appointment of a governor of our territory, while they arc anxious to avoid the appearance of inconsistency, by doing any act which might bear the shadow of a legislative act, they can not forbear from Tecommending to, and requesting

ot the president and senate, most earnestly in their names, and in the names of their constituents, the reappointment of their nresent governor, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON because they are sensible he possesses the good wishes

and affection of a great majority of

his fellow citizens because they believe him sincerely attached to the union, the prosperity of the linked States, and the administration of its government beause thev

bebev'e him, in a suncrior degree,

capable of promoting the interest of

our territory, from long experience

and laborious attention to our g

eral concerns from his influence

over the Indians, and his wise and

disinterested management of that

department; and because they have

connoence in his virtues, talents,nnd

republicanism:

Therefore, they earnestly request the concurrence of the members ol

the council to this recommendation

Resolved , that three copies of

the above recommendation lie made

out by the clerk, which shall be

signed by the speaker ot this house

and by the president ot the Icgisla

tive council, one whereof shall be, by

the speaker, forwarded to the prcs

ident ol the United States another

to the president of the senate of the

United fctates, and the other to ou delegate in congress. (Signed) W.JOHNSTON,

Speaker of the house of representatives

THOMAS DUWINS, President of the council, P. T.

As to the amount of damage done to the shipping, it is difficult in the confusion of the moment to ascertain. The schooner Tecurnseh is on the point of the pier, and will

probably be lost.

n , U " .1. . I . . . t f 1

uiu iibiiuiu in me uay, soutn 01 tne lighthouse. Several vessels came in during the height of the gale, sails and spars much injured, and by running foul of other craft in the

Taken up, BY Amos Davis; of Sugar-creek township, Boone county, Ind., on the 27th day of November, 1835, a dark red slcer, white face, and some white on his back and belly,

marked with a square crop in the left ear, '

AN ORDINANCE To rt!tt'late the wciShinS of hay, and other ' 1hics, atid for other purposes commOu. ! i , 1 , 1 Sec 1 V ordained by the president and trustees of W t0Wn -of rawfordsville,

that each and every pt

'son selling 'hay, from

I5 rj-.in'in in !,-

. - iiivici ill ii i: null

Two vessels, branded in two places on each horn with the I !rK:&Ar ? . ''e same weieh-

letters D. P.. no other marks or brands per

ceivable, appraised to twelve dollars, by Joseph Davis and Samuel Cassands, before me,

SAM'L DAILY, j. v.

Dec. 5, 1835.

2031

Taken up,

harbor, hnvp horn sovnrrlv rlnmno

cd. The. steamboat United Stales b "v'iTl

tumu in uuuiig nit; griiv, iinu was one esiray mare, supposed to be three rim into by the Commodore Perry, years old last spring, a dark bay, with a black

both of which were much damaged, ? , ' ac lc"s' suPPosed to bo i .i c, , tourteen hands and a half hiah- no other by the concussion feeycral steam- n,a,ks nor brands rJLTtZio boat?, tbc featldusky, Ohio, Charles thirty dollars, by Francis Howard and Jo-

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Townsend, Ilenrv Clav, and Shel- sePh Farrow, before me,

ilnn TIifimnQnn nro norrniinrl nnrl JOHN II. NELSON

must have sustained more or less

injury, The schooner Florida, of WHOLESALE STORE,

Oswego, lies high and dry, about A1 fayette.

200 feet upon the beach, near the! frpHE subscribers have taken a store on

ft

town.

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r" r j- ii. in i .

ui iawiuiusvnie, snail nave u. j .i m: i. i '

-u ai me juuiiu iiiiv scctiea in bhk. -nri cm 1,1 it ,u VT

icuuuiu any pyrsuu or persons seu,vt. .

dispose of any load or loads of hay, in

town of Crawfordsvillc, without having the same weighed as aforesaid, such person or persons shall forfeit and pay the sum of three dull ara for each olfence, to be recovered by action of debt, before any justice of the peace in said town . Sec. 2. That the fees for weighing each load of hay, or other commodity, shall be twenty-five cents, one half to be paid by the seller, and the other half by the purchaser. Sec. 3. That a weigh-master shall be appointed by the board, whose duty it shall be to attend the public hay scales, and weigh for all persons who may desire to have hay or other commodities weighed. And should said weigh-master neglect or refuse to weigh any load of hay or other commodity, when requested so to do, or shall absent himself so that

any person desiring hay or any other com

t i .i . a j 'j vl"" -

t i mi ii i LJ I lift WPSt Sinn rt Hip snniro nnrt nm mnii.. U 1 i i...n i . . . .

snip canal, ine ucniamin iusn . , w uu weigiieu, muu ue aetamect ex

o -ov" Uuvu.,kmi, iitiucn inmuies, saia weifm-master

" -"v-'-" v-i-iv- 1.1 imo v.- ciian lunui aim puy one aoiiar, to be recov...;.l .1 i ' 1 1 1" ! T i- . J . '

erea as atoresaid: provided, that said weighmaster shall be permitted to employ a deputy, who shall be sworn in like manner as the

principal

is upon one of the docks.

The wharves have suffered more tion, without exception all of which are di

nr loss.nnil wo.lrnst that the all en- rcct frm New York, and well boueht. The

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t,' r.li f,i;rr r,li &UJ "mourns xo iwemv uiousano aouars

. iii -ii consisting ot a lull and extensive assortment Who generally OWll llie docks, Will 0f foreign and domestic staple and faxcy

e turned to the erection ot stone DRV GOODS, of every description,

wharves. The sreatest suflerers ILi)!?d to a11 seasons; a large stock of

LJ If" J flfll,1!! I l,i LJi . I a I" I 1 1

iU !,o.,; l.x, I V1 yj 1 J ' ai are iresn anu goou:

er town, wno nau not ume tore- a i vwrf. nnfl htttt.f.ry

move their effects from their Cel- HATS arvJ A PS, of every description,

nr3 in any quantity ; all kinds of BO OTS and

v I ri T r v t y u v . a y-w wv- -w-v t-v t-v

riM , . i c . ouuijS, iuuu pieces wall 1 a 1 k ,

ii..v.. .u ivuo rnmiann ann" LpsI a hrno nl nf sfniv 911

higher than It has been lor the last Leghorn bonnets: ready made clothing, of

No fears were entertain- a'l sorts, for cold and warm weather, a large

lot; willow baskets, looking-glasses, writing

nnner. sole, unner and km leatlier. anvils.

mm Ill' 11 1 '

UI SLlAlIlly. rippa npifl l-.nmmora mill rmi rrn.'crnt Qnwc

The bodies of two men have been with many other goods, in large quantities,

ound. and are said to be the last which must be sold. We will sell at whole-

txvn nfil,o nnmUf ilint worn rlrrnvii. S(,lc any article, at a trifling advance from the

. , ... . lowest New i oik prices with freight expense, ed a short time since, in crossing a-m.!.!, r oii,ora ;n wnn. vPrv

the creek. respectfully requested to give us a call, and

1

A bridge over the canal, on Prime examine our goods and prices

street, is broken. One canal boat

lies partly on the bank of the canal

TAKEN UP, BY Elias Compton, living threo miles east of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, twelve sheep, five of which arc marked with a swallow fork and under-bit in each ear, four with a smooth crop off the right ear, one with a crop and slit in both ears and an under-bit in the right ear, one with a crop off the left and an under-bit in the right ear, a ram with a crop off the right ear and swallow-fork in the left; appraised to twelve dollars and 'wenty-five cents, by John Elmore and

'nas J. Scott. Certified by E. M'CONNELL.J. P.

Dec. 2, 11 280

Tho.

30 years.

ed until too late to adopt measure?

BOLLES &

Lafayette, December, 1S35.

COLTON 28-31

Sec. 4. That when anvload of ha v. or oth

er commodity, shall be weighed as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the weigh-master, to make a bill of the weight of the same, with

the weight ot the empty wagon or other vehicle deducted, so as to show the neat weight of the article sold ; r.nd that he shall provide himself with a blank book, in which he shall make fair entries of all loads weighed, and moneys received by virtue, of his office, and

report monthly thereof to the board of trustees. Sec. 5. Said weigh-master shall enter into bond, with security to be app:ov;d by the presidest of the board, and shall take an oath of office. Sec. 6. This ordinance to be in force from

and after the seventeenth day of the present

month. Ordained and established this third day of December, 1835. JAMES T. POLLOCK, president.

Attest Jons Cullilano, clerk.

ADMINISTK.AT0R,S NOTICE. WOTICE is hereby J,vf ? lhat th der13 signed has taken om altera of administration, on the estate of Georg v M'tchel, deceased, late of Montgomery coum' Indiana ; therefore all persons indebted to saiu es tate are requested to make immediate payment; and all those having claims against the same, will please present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, within one year. The estate is probably solvent. WM. P. MITCHEL, adm'r. December 3, lSo". 28-0 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. " "jTCYTOTICE is hereby given that the under JLM signed w ill offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on the 22d instant, at the late

residence ot George W. Mitchel, deceased, all the personal property of said deceased, such as horses, wagon and harness, fat hogs, cow, stock hogs, sugar kettles, household and kitchen furniture, &c. A credit of twelve tuoHths will be given on all sums over three dollars, under that sum cash in hand. Notes

with approved security will be required on all credit sales. Sale to commence at ten o'clock in the morning. U'Ht 11 inrnriTTnr . .

iu. i . mil vvtuuLi, aom'r.

Dec. 5, 1835.

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slip, broken through the centre. STATE OF INDIANA, )

bchooner Eclipse lost one mast,and

schooner Canadian lost both. The

steamboat YF. P. Taylor, receiv

ed considerable injury, by being run into by the schooner Helen.

Several buildinsswerc blown down

and manv chimneys destroyed. The Nathan Britton, jr., Will-

rAnfimltlnnm iffil.o nti,w tn.inftT i:m Mahaii and Matilda,

... . . his wite, lieniamin Bishop

v.irius uiuuti. inaii umu ulli- and Maria Ins wife, JBer.jadents happened during the storm, min Hall, esq., Guardian

whir.h nro nf nn iinimnnrtnnt nn- ad. litem for Nancy Britton

ii . i . . . Elizabeth Britton, Harriet turc, and also, those in rcla ion to Briuon, and Anna' Blitton5

wincn we nave not nearu me par- vyus of said dee'd

ss.

Montgomery County,

Montgomery Probate Court: November Term, 1835.

Thomas Britton, Adminis-"

tralor of Nathan Britton, decd, vs.

TO THE PUBLIC.

flLLlS HUGHS having publish -

Application to sell Real Estate.

DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On the

19th of December next, at the late

residence of Philip Hornbaker deceased, one mile west of O'Neal's mill, will be sold, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of corn, wfrIN in the stack, one two hors3 wagon and harness, two horses, cattle.

hogs, sheep, household and kitchen furniture, and a variety of other articles. A credit of f. elve luanths will be given on all sums over three dwllars, the purchnser giving note with approved security. Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M. Duo attendance will be given by SAMUEL TRUAX, adm'r.

Nov. 25, 1S35.

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ticulars.

From the Buffalo Co?nmcrcial Advertiser, Nov. 12. Unprecedented storm. The effects of the gale which was mentioned yesterday, are more disastrous than we "had anticipated. The water rose to a height un

known to our oldest inhabitants, vorincr thn entire flats several feet

vvj . w . - - - - I in depth; On the east of Main st., extending nearly to Seneca street, it presented the appearance of an immense lake, furiously raging, threatening destruction to the inhabitants of that section. Boats were continually in motion, bringing the people from their houses, which, in many instances, were overthrown, or floating before the

Avind some entirely demolished, and others were carried a considerable distance from their former location. The amount ol individual suffering is beyond calculation, and we fear a number of lives have been lost, although our information upon

that noint is so contradictory, that

we are unable to give particulars.'The damage sustained by the own

ers ol lumber and wood is immense

The merchandise upon the wharves tlv datnnp-ed. and a large

IT lJ j D amount destroyed. The shipp

in the harbor also suffered much.

The. scene throughout was grand

and melancholy. The fury of the

the rasfins of the waters--

the dashing of the spray the con

fusion which prevailed througnou

bined. rendered the

scene truly grand and awful. The following arc the particu

Jars as far as we have been able to

Notice. LL those indebted to the subscriber, for medical services previous to the

23d of August last, must make immediate

settlement. Thirty days only will be given, until he will call on them "by authority." TUG'S M. CURREY. Crawfordsvillc, Dec. 10, 1S35. 29-tf

Notice.

LL persons indebted to the subscriber

are requested to call and settle their

accounts by tne 15th of January. Those whose accounts were due last January are hereby notified that they must make immediate payment, as longer indulgence cannot

be given. WM. K. H IN TON . Crawfordsvillc, Dec. 1 lth, 1835. 29-tf LANB FOR SALE.

ILL be offered at public sale, on

Saturday the 12lh inst., on the pre

mises; my farm on Sugar creek, about 50 rods from the northwest corner of Crawfordsviile, containing eighty acres. Terms made known on the day of sale. Sale to commence at half past one o'clock, v. M. CHARLES TYLER.

Dec. 9, 1835. 29

Said Administrator appeared, and the pro

cess issued herein is returnod into court, endorsed "not found, as to the said Nathan

Britton, jr., William Mahan,and Matilda, his wife, Benjamin Bishop, and Maria, his wife;" and said Administrator having heretofore sugges'ed the insufficiency of the personal

properly of said estate to pay the debts and demands outstanding against the same, and

prayed for a sale of part of the real estate of

said dee'd; it is,thcrefore, ordered that notice of the pendency of this application be published three weeks successively in the Crawfordsville Record, and that said last mention

ed 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 be sold and made assets for the

discharge of the debls and demands aforesaid And cause continued. A copy. JOHN WILSON, CWe.

notice, stating that he h:a been im

pose. upon by certain individuals v.holm.o

published his wcrk on the subject cf farriery,

to which he says tliey havs no right, we deem it necessary and proper, to stain to the public that said Hughs is mistaken: the undersigned havs in their possession, and can exhibit at any time, the assinmcr.t by Vir. Hughs of "all right, title and claim" to saitl

work. WM. & E. COMPTON. Crawfordsville, Dec. 1, 1835. 2S0

A FEW copies of "An Introduction to Farriery," by Willis Hughs, fcr sale

at the printing oflice. Crawfordsville, Dec. 3, 1835. 23-ls

TAKE!? UP.

BY John Alexander, of Cealcreek township,

Montgomery county, Indiana, thrc hesd of

estray cattle; one a red steer, marked with

crop on the left ear and slst in the right, ap

praised to seven dollars; one other a red and white heifer, no ear marks, appraised to eight dollars; the other a pale red and white heifer,

appraised to eight dollars; all supposed to be thiee years old next spring, and appraised by

Nakhaniel Martin and William Martin, before me, A . K IRKP ATRICK, J. P. Dec 2, 1S35. SSO

HTAKEN UP, by Adam M. French, livJ in? on mile from Crawfordsville, on

the Gree.icas'.le road, one red steer, three year: old laM spring, swallo.; fork in the right ear, appraised to tec dollars, by Jehu Harland

ana Robert fc.mith, before me,

Y.B. PULLEN.J.P. Not. 23d, 1S5. 27-93

EIJTLEIIEN tnd fellow citizens in

as much as I conceive that I have been

imposed upon by individuals, who shall answer for their names in time to come, those gentlemen having published my Introduction to Farriery , I non wish them to show their right to ssid work, otherwise they shall anser for the same, being conscious that they must be responsible for the publication. All persona are hereby forewarned from purchasing the Introduction to Farriery, written by

Vfiiiis nugns, m Jjecember, lSW, as he means to see himself righted by the laws of the state of Indiana. WILLIS HUGHS. Nov. 28th, 1S36. 27-9

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Nov. 12,1S35,

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ss.

SADDLING.

J. PRICE, Having commenced the above business on Washington street,in the room formerly occupied by J. Dickerson, in Crawfordsville, solicits a share of public patronage. He will keep on

hand, or manufacture on the shortest notice, . - . . . - mi l.

every article usual m his line. uu& wiau-

ing to purchase arc respccttuiiy mvnea xo

call.

Dec. 9, 1835. 2-tr

CD4

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County,

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ItlOmgUIHVI If J. i UUUlC KUlli I. November Term, 1835 Henry Lee, Administrator

of the estate ot John barney, dee'd. vs. Elizabeth Carney, widow

of s?id dee'd, Michael Car

ney, John Carney, James J Petition to sell Can-.fv. Daniel Carney, Su- 5 RealEstate.

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san Carney,r rcdenck lewhard, and Nancy, his wife, Nathan Ames, and Margaret his vife,and J. W. Lynn, Guardian ad litem for Jacob Carney and Henry Carney, heirs of said dee'd.

Said Administrator appeared and filed his

petition, and suggested therein, among other

TAKEN UP,

BY Joseph Alexander, of Coalcreek township, Montgomery county, Indiana, two head

ot estray cattle; one a bnndle steer, supposed

to be between three and four years old, with

a white tail and belly, and some white on the root of his tail, no ear marks, appraised to

eleven dollars; the other a red bull, two years

old last spring, with white face, back and bel

ly, no ear marks, appraised to three dollars, by Seth Shoemaker and Elnathan Whetstone, before me,

A. KIRKP ATRICK, J. P.

Taken tip,

BY Henry Lee, living two miles and a half

northeast of Crawfordsville, a lignt Drown horse colt, two years old last spring, suppolrir.fis hi.oh. star in the

forehead, a small snip on the nose, lett hind foot white up to the pastern joint; no other marks nor brands peceivable; appraised to 25 dollars. Also, a bay filley, one year old last sprina; no marks or brands peceivable: appraised" to 12 dollars, by Otha Long and Hiram H. Clark, before me, Allen May, j, r. Dec. 3d, 1835. 31

thin.os. that the personal property of said es

tate is insufficient to pay the debts and de

mands outstanding against the same, and

prays for a sale of the real estate ot said dec d, And the court bcinc satisfied that said Mi

fbriel Carncv. John Carney, Frederick New-

hard, Nathan Ames, and Margaret, his wife, are not residents of this slate: it is therefore ordered that notice of the pendency of this

nrtition be published three weeks successive

Iv in the Crawfordsville Record, and that said

non-resident defendants be and appear here

Dec. 5, 1835.

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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

f nHE undersigned having taken letters of

JJ administration unon the estate of Jane

Ramey deceased, late of Montgomery county,

Indiana, all persons indebted to said estate

are requested to make immediate payment,

and those having claims against the same are

notified to present them, duly authenticated,

for settlement. The estate is supposed to be

solvent. WM . P. RAMEY, adm'r. Nov. 30, 1835. 28-0

TAKEN UP.

BY Benjamin Meckey, of Union township, Montgomery county. Indiana, living one mile

and a half from Crawfordsville, on the Terre Haute road, one estray bay mare colt, two vears old last snrins, about fourteen and a

half hands lush, had on a leather halter; ap

praised to fifteen dollars, by John Wilson and Rrooksherc. Certified by

E. M'CONNELL, J. P. Nov. 26th, 1835. 280

WHO WILL PAY UP? THIS is to notify those indebted to me, for medicines or medical services, or any other way, on notes or accounts due before last Christmas, that they must pay off

the same , or make satisfactory arrangements for so doing, previous to the first day of January next, or be sued. I gave a notice simi

lar 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 shall take it for 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. 19th; 1835 . 26-31

TAKEN UP,

BY Jesse Stewart, of Ripley township, Mx0nt.

on the first day of the next term of this court, gomery county, inaiana, u u ,ou ay marej

and show cause, it any they can. wny said re

al estate should not be sold, and made assets for the discharge' of the debtand demands aforesaid. And cause continual. A copy. JOHN WILSON, Clerk. Nov. 12, 1835. 2527

six years old next spring, with a siight baze

in her forehead, about larleen and a half

hands high, appraise to thirty dollars, by Alexander Weir and Talaver Larsh, before ROBERT W, McMAKEN, J. P. Nov. 24, 183d, 280

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the office 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 26ih day of December next the rents and profits of in-lots in the town of Pleasant Hill, numbers 11, 12, 19, 39, and 40, as laid off and designated on the plat of said town, for the term of seven years; and if the samo 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 Ebenezar P. Westfall, at the suit of John Roll and Adam Thomas. A. HARLAND, Sheriff M. C. Nov. 20th, 1835. 26 28 James Letois, Barber and hair dressert WOULD respectfully inform his old customers and the r'jblic in general, that he still continues t carry on the above business at the old stand, one door west of A. Harland's drp store, on Main street. He will rise at

midnight, if requested, to shave a man, dead or alive. His work will be done with neatness and despatch. He does not wish to monopolise the business, nor to bind his customers by subscription to continue their custom. 07-Boots and shoes blacked as usual, with neatness and despatch. P.S. He only asks the old price 1 Crawfordsville, Nov. 5, 1735. 24-tf

gather them :