Crawfordsville Record, Volume 4, Number 51, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 May 1836 — Page 3
CRAWFORDSVILLE RECORD.
Brig wore made at Pensacola, and the Sloop ui' War Warren immediately went
11 HIIUll Jl Hie I U V I Ijei Lilt;, MCI unci "J short engagement, and carried her into New Orleans, where her officer and crew comprising 27 individuals, were thrown into that loathsome and horrible prison, the calaboose, on a charge of ph. icy. On the 4th inst., they were brought up for
STATE OF INDIANA. TO WIT: Board cf trustees of the county seminary of, Montgomery county. j
Ordered tint notice be given, by publication in the Crawfordsville Record, tin! proposes will hp received by this board, on the loili diiy of June next, at the court bouse in Crawfordsville. for making sas and put
ting the same in the windows of t lie upper
examination, and, after the delivery ofjsUirynf ,,e county seminary, and for painl
some eloquent addresses by their counsel
and the District Attorney's reply, they were remanded for further examination on the 5th, when, it is probable, they were pronounced either innocent or guilty. We trust, that, ere this, the possession of their gallant schooner has been restored to them, and, that their broad pennon is once more unfurled to "the battle and the breeze."
ing nil tiip sash in said bouse, above and be
low, with two good coats of white lead; also,
Notice. Y virtue of an order of the Probate com l of Montgomery county, issued
hi May term, 1630, 1 shall offer fur sale, at the court house door on Saturday the25ih flay of June next, between the h urs of 12 and 3, P. M., the following described property, to wit: the east half tif the north west quarter of section 2G, townthip 10, n rih of range 5 west, and the west half of the north east quarter of section 2G, township 11),
north of range 5 west, containing together
Inundation in Michigan and Upper Can ada. The late rains and freshets and melting of the snow and ice, according to the Adrian (Lenawee co. M. T.) Watch
Tower, have nearly inundated that portion of Michigan. In consequence of the continuance of the frost in the ground, there not having been so much snow there as in the Atlantic States, north east, to keep the ground soft during win er. the low lands were flooded and most of the bridges, dams and mills swept away. There was no culvert or bridge standing between Adrian and Detroit, except the Dearbornville bridge. The Canada side of Lake Huron has equally suffered several persons have been drowned in Michigan. The loss at Ysilanti is $20.000. Such a flood never was known, and the loss of property has been immense in all the counties of Washtenaw, Lenawee, and
Monroe. i. 1. Star.
for puttieg glass in all of the windows of j 100 acre.", more or less fin the following
said house, and for putting in two subslan-
u .1 flouts to support the hearths in second
terms, to wit: Oi.e third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the leinaining
StOlV the Undertaker to furnish nlass and I Imlinre In he naid in I wo nnn.il .-innilal nav-
. - r- i r -l i j all fi.her necessary materials. Proposals j m-nts, with 0 per centum interest thereon will also be received for furnishing all ne- from six months after sale; and if not punccessary materiils for lathing and plaislering, I tually paid when due to bear 10 percent, in-
The Camanches and their Allies The .state of things now existing in the Mexi-
can territory, west of the boundary of the
United States, and the apprehensions which are entertained by some persons that the Indians in the North of Texas
may be embodied and brought down on the frontier, give value at the present moment, to the following information, from an authentic source, concerning the Camunche Indians and their allies: Extract from a letter officially addressed. Washington, March 11. 1836. "For the last rive years, I have had intercourse with the Cainancho Indians and their allies. 'They inhabit the country from latitude 34 ?egs. north, on Red River to the Rio del None, extending north to the Road that leads horn St. Louis, (Mo.)
to Santa Fe, south to the head waters of .j . i t -:.,:.., - n i r-i.. LU"lu!lU'! 1,1,1
I liimji vj ua.ua iuu jui, uiassjs, UUU UUIUIado rwe is of Texas; a country in length 600 miles, and breadth from 250 to 400 mi.es, mostU prairie. The different tribes are Camanches, Kyawas, Towash, or Southern Pawnees, Caddoes, Waeoes, and Skiddies. They number about thirty five thousand in al , and can muster from sev-
wilh two good coats of lime, the two lower
rooms and passages of said house, complete. All materials used to be of good and suitable kind, and the work to be executed in a neat
and workmanlike manner The undertaker! will be required to give bond with approved secunty for the faithful performance and' completion of said work as above described, by the 15th of August next. One half cf the contract money will be paid in advance, and the residue out of the first money hereafter received by the treasurer of this board. A copy attest, J.W. LYNN, clerk. Mav 25, 1836. 207-9 State of Indiana, Montgomery county, ss. PltOBA I E COUR P , May term, iti'So. Isaac McDmiel, et. al. vs. j Bill in chancery to
Jacob Simmons, et. al. compel distribution heirs at law of John in Hotchpotch, lusted, decM. J The complainants appear by their counsel
aforesaid, and moves the court for leave to amend his bill, which is given, and bill is amended and filed, and I lie process issued
I herein is returned into court endorsed, "Ex
ecuted as to Jacob Simmons and Piiebe his wife, John Hiwk and Hannah his wife, John ll'isted, Smiuel Miisted, Muses lusted, and Solomon Husted, May Uh, 1830; and not found as to George lliinly ami Maiy his wife, Dtvid Strawsburgh and Ann his wife. John
inmivand his two children, Isaac and m iry Aim Mainly, by Patsy now decM, and Anon Hus'ed. v It is therefore ordered that notice be given, by publication in the Crawfordsville R: Cord, th it unless the said defendants above n imed, on whom process has
not been served, plead, answer, or dmur, on ir before the calling of the cause, at the next August term of this court, said bill, as to : a l it.- i -ill 1
suu i si n imeu detenu mis. win oe luKen us
cause continued.
A copy attest, JOHN WILSON, clerk. May 27, 1833. 20700 days
lerest 1 rum the dale ot said sale. lie purchaser or purchasers shall receive a certificate
of sale, selling forth the amount of moneys paid, and ihat the purchaser or purchasers shall be entitled to a good and suiheient title
to said property fin the full and final payment
of the pinch ie money. Further particulars
made known fin the day of sale.
JOHN G1LL1LAND, coinV. May 2G, 183d. 207ts
Jjive and let live. THE subscriber is now receiving his stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, and invites his friends and custom
ers to call and examine his assortment before
purchasing, as he believes he can sell them goods as cheap as any other merchant in Crawfordsville. J. WINX. N. B. I would also say to my friends, whose notes and accounts are now due, thai I shall start east for my fall goods by the mid
dle of June, and that payment must be made
before that t-me. J- W. M.y20, 183G. 20 f Cheaper than ever! WE have just received our SPRING GOODS, comprising a general assortment. Our stock is unusually large, and has been selected wiih great care we invite our friends and customers, and the citizens generally, to give us a call. VANCE & CLARK.
Crawfordsville, M iy 1Mb, 183d. 20Gtf
KEW GOODS. pi REGUUY & MANNAS are just reOT caving a large and well selected assoi i men t of SPRING AND s UMMER GOODS, hardware Sf cutlery, quecnsicarc, SHOES y BOOTS, Palm leaf, fur, and wool hats, KAILS, GLASS , IRON, &C. &C. All of which will b-i sold cheap, and on accommodating terms. May, 183 j.
fit st receeived, T1 tfhffh P,ECES Hhl an dark ca!.11 HjmI icoes assorted. 10 or 15 pieces merino calicoes assorted GREGORY & IIANNAS." May 4, 1S3G.
MOLASSES .A few barrels New Orleans molasses, just received by GREGORY & IIANNAS. May 4. 183.3.
Taken up, BY William S. Brooks, of Sugar creek township, Montgomery county, 1 a., a sorrel man
about fifteen hands hiyh, bald face, a small scar on the right sliou:der, both hind feet and one forefoot white, supposed to be 2 years old pist. Appraised to thirty-two dollars, and fif;y cents, by Solomon Peterson and Ellis Mullen. A Hue copy from my estray book. JOHN B LOWMAN,J.P May lSth, 1833. 2070 OH YES! OH YES! OH YES! MOvV IS THE TIME TO GE T GOOD BARGAINS!! The subscriber wish
ing to close his business for the present, will sell at public auction bis entire stock of goods, cous.s ing of DRY GOODS, GRO CER1ES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and QUEENS WARE, all of a superior kind, fresh and adapted to the season. Six months credit will be given tin u'l sums of one dollar and upwards, under one dollar cash in hand, the purchaser giving note with approved security. S de to commence on Wednesday
the eighth day of June next, at ten o'clock,
A. M., and continue from da v to day until all are sold. J AS. L. Mc KINNEY. Plkvsant llai, M;y 21, 1N3G. 20?8
273V7 S"CP.3. THE undesigned would respectfully inform I lie citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that they have received a handsome assortment of
Dry goods, hardware, queenstea re and groceries. also HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which they are now opening in the room re
cently occupied by Messrs. Miller & Young js a coffee house, where ihey intend keeping a constant supply of articles suitable to the market. Tow and flax linen, flax seed, butter, ami other anicles of country produce, will be taken in exchange fur goods.
F. II. FRY & CO. April 23, 1833. 4Gif JTor Sale.
ORTY acres of laud in Montgomery couniy, Indiana, bein" the south west
i-. of north west qr. section thirty six, town, twenty north, range six west, adjoining the stock farm of R. Jones, Esq. Price, one hundred and fifty doll irs. Terms, cash HENRY LOWREV, Wdliuupori, la. May 14, 183J. 206 WOOL, C.lliniJVG.
UST RECEIVED -a few barrels New Orleans sugar.
GREGORY" & H ANNAS. May 4, 1S3G. To the ladies, 7TUST RECEIVED an assortment of ? FANCY GOODS, to which tbe attention of the ladies is p irticularly inviied. GREGORY & IIANNAS. May 4, 1830. l or sale. T 0113 hundred pounds LARD. jSZi J. W. POWERS.
-lay G, 1S3G. LOOK AT THIS!" "TCTO l'lCE. The notes, books, and acjq coiinis, of the late firm of ELSTON l CLARK are in the hands of David Clark, for immediate collection. Craw fuidsville, May 3, 1S3G. 204tf Cooking stoves 4'c-
URBRIDGE &l MILLER have just received a number of Rotary cook'
ing uteres and cast iron Ji re places, which thev will sell on reasonable terms. May, 1S3G.
TtMT ACKEREL. A few barrels macker-
jYy el on hand, and for sale by
en to eight thousand restless warriors in
this great Western
prairie. Free as the
li.L0 1 n-s -- v ( s , 1 0 v irkn.mv'c.'u'ge. no superior depredating upon the Mexicans
State of Indiana, Montgomery county, ss PROBATE C jUR T, iV ay term, 1830
D avid Long , administrator of the estate of
Isa.ic Anders n, deci, vs. The creditors of said estate. Petition for settlement ul said estate as insolvent The petitioner having filed his petition,
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of the interior States, ravaging nd burn- sue wing inerem among oiner inings, in.u uu: ino-their towns, murdering their pcop'e, ' peisonai propeiiy ol s od estate (there being sometimes taking prisoners, v Inch they j no veal) is insufficient to pay the debis either torture to death or make .-lares of, j and demands outstanding .-.gainst the same, rni-rvino-off immense herds of mules and n is ibeieloie uideied that nutice of the
horses. Their former impunity prompts
these wandering hordes to look upon themselves as the most powerful of nations, which opinion the visits of our sick and exhausted troops among them was far from removing. I left the country on the 5th of December last.''1
The Alton, 111. Telegraph gives a painfully minute account of the late burning of the 'mulatto at St. Louis for the murder of a Mr. Hammond a Sheriff. The Tele
graph says: All was silent as death, while the executioners were piling the wood around
their victim, lie said not a word, probably feeling that it would be entirely vain, until the flames had seized upon him. He then uttered an awful howl, attempted to sing and pray, and then hung his head and suffered in silence, except in the following instance. After the flames had completely sur rounded their prey, and when his
clothes were in a blaze all over him, his
eves burnt out of his head, and his moiuh
seemingly parched to a cinder, some one in the crowd, more compassionate than
v, met nmnosed to Dut an end to his
mo ifc j i I miserv bv shooting him, when it was re
plied, that would be of no use since he was
already out oi ms pain. oi the wretch."! am not, I know you all, I
nm sufferinir as much as ever, shoot inc,
Qhnnt me." ''No, no," said one of the
fiends who was standing abput the sacrif wpm roastincr, "he shall not be
shut. I would sooner slacken the nre l
Uot -,id .increase his misery." And
the man who said this, was, as we under
stand, an officer of Justice.
The new steamboat Hail Columbia,
.d nrincinally in Natchez, was run in
to a few days ago, on the Mississippi river by the Alton. A boy was killed, and one o ..uL ;.nm,n. it is supposed mortally woun
, a.,a Thr Natchez Courier says, that the
Alton passed on without the least attemp to assist the passer gers on board the Hat Columbia, who were imploring their aid by every means in their power.
tudt;bc) ot said petition byiveu by publi-
cation m the viawiuiusviiie ivecord. six weeks in succession, lliul unless said creditois notify said administrator of the exis leiice and extent ot their respective claims by
tiling the same, or a statement of tbe nature, uebciipiion and date of tbe contract , or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, m the ulhce of the cleik of this court, pievious to the final distribution of ihe as-seis uf said estate, such claims will be postponed in tavor ol ihe more diligent creditors; and
cause continued. A copy: Attest: JOHN WILSON, clerk. Mav 27. 1S36 207-212
J C1UTMOJW HEREASmy wife Sarah Ann has left my bed and bond, without any
just Cfitise or provocation, ad peisous ate no
ufled not to trust heron my account, as 1 am determined not topiy any debts of her con
tacting All peisous are forewarned not t li.rbor her, as they may expect to have ihe law enforced ag.mst them. FRANCIS A. FORBES. May 28, 183b-3t 130AKD OF TKUSTKES OF CRAWFoItDSVILLE. April 12Ui, l?"3o. Board met present,
John (jillilaiid. Win. Ticlienor, and T. C.
onlHtli. The president, J. T. Pollock, be
ing absent, Win. Ticlienor was appointed president pro lem. ; the clerk beinii absent
also, T. CCnliidi was appointed clerk pr
lem. In ctinsKjuence ol the removal of Mr James C. JScoti laun Crawfordsville, the ottiee ut'cleik to ibis board has become vaca
ted. On motion, resolved that Leroy Gregory be appointed clerk lo till said vacancy and thai he b- allowed the sum of 12 and a halt cents per hundred woids lor recording the proceedings or the board. Resolved, that the board adjourn till next Tuesday evening. WAI. 1 iCHENOR, pres't pro tern. T. C Ckiffitu, cPk pro tern. 207
JOSEPH EAR.L &. IRA CRANE,
AVING entered into partnership, (the latier having purchased Newton's in
teresi) will commence WOOL C RDLG,
at their new establishment, a few rods above ihe old stand, about the first of June. They have employed an experienced carder, from Philadelphia and, therefore, persons who bring their wool CLEAN, with one pound of clean grease to every eight pounds of wool, may expect to have their work executed in the best manner.
N B. No wool received unless clear of
burrs and flirt
Crawfordsville, May 10, 1836. 205-218
BURBRIDGE &, MILLER.
May, 1830.
ottce, Y virtue of a decree of the Mnntgnme
ry Probate court , lendeted at the May
Kim thereof, lb30, on jietition of James Scolt, guardian of George Maiquis Scott, 1
will expose to sale, at public vendue, at tne
ouit house door in cruwiouisviiio. on the
25th day of June next, the following piece ol land: west half north east quarter of sec
1, town. 18, rat ge 5 west, containing 7i
icres, 81 hundredths, more or less lying dxtu-t a half mile north of Oueal's mill, fin
Sugar creek. Persons wishing to see the
same, are refr.ned to the above named James
Scolt, living thrte miles south west horn
Crawfordsville. One thud of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and the residue in six and twelve months from date ol
s.de. Further particulars will be made
known. J. W. LYNN,com"r.
May 24, 183G. 207-9
E IT ORDAINED by the president and irusteesot the incorporation
ol me town of Crawfordsville, thai it shall
not be lawful for any person or persons (travelers exct ptetl,) who snail have teams ol horses and wagon oi oilier cauiage wnbiu th
- t
t11 said a green hrn.
lus re f an el -
"Is this rani hogmv
-.1.- .,iw!;dl at MV
lakmff out Ins
gant m l ogar.y
i ' . a a-, rim tlUiC
jUknire, ;,Vf having ffl.rpe sHce of
lhecdg -hi. i
Married On the 26th
Rev. T. G-.
Gnthth, A:r.
instant, by tne
David C. t osier
Wool car din
F AIRMAN &l PEN NOCK have in full operation, under Ihe care of Perry and Oids, machinery for carding wool in the town of Lafayette, where work can be done upon the shortest notice and warranted in good
order. Those wishing to try the establish ment will call and see for themselves. Flax seed will be taken in payment for carding;
cash also paid for seed. F., P., O., & PERRY. May, 183(. 079
A a hen itp, BY John Peterson, jr., 'f Sugar creek town
ship, Montgomery county, Indiana, a liy in .re about foiirlei n hand's high, both hind feet White, shos on her fore fe't, and asm ill
iar i' Ir-r forehead, supposed to be lour yea:sold. Appraised to t wenty five dollars by Br wi n B d b and J hu Peterson, sen'r. A 'rue copv from mv estray b..ok. 111,1V II I inVMAlM .1 P
1 Afav 18tR 1836. 2079
corporate limits ot the town atoiesaid, to
leave ihem standing in any ot ihe siieeis or
alleys thereof uidasleued ; out U shall be the
duty of any such person or peisous having
learns as aloresaid, lo secure lliem m some
bUbstantial way, thai they may theieb) be prevented from running ihiu' any ot the streets or alleys of said town, to lha injury or
alarm of the ciuzus thereot.
!Sec. 2. It shall not be lawful for any per
son or persons to nde or diive any hoise or
horses iniougliany ot the stieets or alleys ot Said lowu al a lasiei gait Ulan a Hut. fcec. 3. Any person or persons who shall
viuiateany ol me provisions ol tins ordinance upon conviction iheieot, shall be lined in
any sum noi exceeding ihreo dollars, at ihe discieiion of the jusuoe uymg ihe same. This ordinance lo be in torce from and afler ihe 4lh day of June next. J. 1'. POLLOCK, pres'l. Lerot Gregorv, clerk. May 25, 207-9
Executor? notice.
MOTILE is hereby given, that the tin.i. i i. ..... " ...i i .... ...
i uuiMiicu n.ivc uot:o uiii leiieis les-
taineiitary on ih estate of David Rusk,decM, late of Munigornery couniy , Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. All persons indebted lo said estate are requtstcd lo make immediate settlement; and all having claims against the same will present them, legally authenticated, for settl.-ment. Samuel M. Coolley will have all notes and accounts of said estate, on whom persons who
are concerned are requested to call. There will be a s de of t;.e personal proper
ty belougnig to said estate, on the 4th flay of
June next, at the late residence of the de
ceased, where will be offered for sale, on
twelve mouths credit, horses, cattle, hogs,
sheep, pot metal, household and kitchen fur
niture, and other articles too tedious to mention. Due attendance will be given by us, SAM'LM. COOLLEY, JOHN RUSK, Executors.
May 9ih, 1S33. 205ts
DOZEN PATENT PLOUGHS assorted numbers for sale by
J. W. POWERS. May, IS36. ,ust received, Tn BAGS R io coffee a good article. iP GREGORY & IIANNAS. May 4, 1830 tifK Oil 15 pieces summer CLOTHS jlr assorn d; just received at GREGORY & IIANNAS. May4,lS33. A FEW bairels choice MACKEREL, just received, md for sale by GREFORY & IIANNAS. Crawfordsville, Apr.127, 1S33. A SMALL lot of FLOUR, bv the barrel, for sale by J. W. POWERS. Crawfordsville, April 27, 1836.
Executor's sale.
Veil? publications. THOMSON has this day received O the following new publications:
Beecher's vie s in Theology, Mansfield's Political Grammar, Stowj introduction to the study of the bible, Scientific class book.
Also a first rate article of Bristol board
and drawing paper.
May G, 1S35.
Or TKtl.YSr Oil T.1TMOJW
KINZIE, HUNTER, AND CO., Storage, forwarding, and commmission merchants, Chicago, ill., Agents for the Troy and Erie, United States, and New York and Ohio
TRANSPORTATION LINES,
M
oL.Vllb &. ills 1 iiE h ive the pleas-
uie of inturuiing their friends and ihe
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jjuul.t geilliiailj., mil. uicj QIC nv- icvcumj; iheirsiucii ot LRY GOUDS embrucmg a large and very general assoriment, adapted io ihe present and approaching seasuus;all of which have been itCeniiy selected in New Yolk and Philadelphia, from ihe lalesi impoilalioMS and uf Uie most fashionable patterns. They deem it unnecessaiy lu enumerate ihe dilleieiit classes of urllcies, Com pnscd m Uieir present slock; out earnestly solicit ihe public lo call and examine lor
ihe iv-selves. They will take in exchange for goods, low
and tluX linen, sugar, bacon, flour cum meal,
featheis, .md r-gs, vvlc or dash the first
vt January next.
Crawfordsville. Mav 20. 1836. Vttotf
,7 ,
TT WILL expose io public sale, on Sstur- Running day and night on Erie canal, in
jJL day ihe 4'h day ol June next, at the late n-.-ulence of John Fender, ilec'd, on the W.drut fork of Siu'ar creek, Union township, Montgomery county, Indiana, all the personal property if said estate consisting of Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, household and kitchen furniture beds and bedding,
farming utensils, fine carry-all, and one idle gun, with various other articles loo ledums
to mention. Terms made known on day of of sale. HENRY FENDER, exe'r. May 14, 1S36. 205-207 Or. John Sloan, TKFFERS his services lo the citizens of J Crawfordsville and vicinity, to practice medicine and surgery. Ho may bo found when not absent on professional business at the drug store ot Messrs. Snook and Brandon. May 5,1833. 201206
connection with daily tow boats on North
river, a daily line of steam freight boats and vessels on LAKE ERIE, And a weekly line of steam freight boats and daily line of vessels on lakes Huron and li i ch iga it.
Aokncy INiEW loKKClry. R. Putnam, 33 Coenties Slip, (up stairs) agent, for Troy and Erie line. D. Noithrup, 22 i South street, agent for United States1 line. A. B. Meech,& Co., comer of Broad and Water streets, agents for New York and Ohio line.
AN ORDINANCE to prevent exhibmng
stallions within the corporate limits of ihe town of Crawfordsville. Be it ordained by the president and trus
tees of the town of Crawfordsville, that any person or persons shall show or exhibit ;nv stallion horse within the corporate limits
of said town, be or they shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding three dollars nor less than one dollar lor every such otfmce; to be recovered before any justice of the peace of said town, as an action of debt. 'I bis ordinance lo be in force from and ifier the 24th inst. J,T. POLLOCK, pres't. Leroy Gregory, clerk, May, 1836. 205-207
Our ware houses, which are very commodious, are situated on the landing, So convenient that freight is reev'd by them from vessels without expense of cartage, or exposure to bad weather. All goods consigned to us, will be carefully handled, and forwarded with despatch. We are prepared to make liberal advances on consignments to us for sales. K. It. & CO. N. B. A powerful Dredging Machine (built by Government expressly for the purpose)
will commence soon to remove the bar at the entrance of the Chicago harbor, so that vessels, by ihe 15th of June, will discharge at the wharves without detention for fair wind and weather, as was formerly the case at Chicago, and is now at allotker southern ports on Lake Michigan. Reler to ihe merchants generally at Lafayette, Attica, &,c. May, 1836, 205 Ira
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