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The price ii hoard hrrc estimated n $50, Is I'll
COLLEGE Steward, whn IN consideration ~ c'fii'b 49,
binds himself Faculty 10 h.. al Studchis ~" ".
hoard III The pricc here stated The students bua;n- ~
lodge ia tiic COLLEGE Binding. $500, 5.
1l- price of board re'adiag washing, gh- ant iar''
Boarding Houses cannot exceed Si'.i. i'i.' no.
,ahii,l-d Is general understanding witt tn t"r-
The public assured that the entif- aInunt y w
expenses this Institution - exhibited above v latN'
therefore, beyond Tins amount, shall To- ntH>"i = "
vii b. altogether y; tie discretion II the rarrG y claiH
j. earnestly recommended that tt> - - men
Any student proposing 10 Join the regular Jinf
Class, must be prepared IL commence WITH slirfe
th. Third BOOK al Davies .ag-ndf..
Those VIM have had preparation in hahema'. Il
tain IN preparatory class, ~ VIM ART tan-t
ments Of Algebra. nr!adin. simple Equations, anu -
books If Davies lessnlre 49, 1;
In addition 10 The students above enrnrrate" , Z
partmrnt Of higher studies necessary TO the a''l'
degree Of 4. VI. ,r,i,
Information concernin. this course well q cur, 80
may he obtained tio;n the College Catalogues" ~ = ~
with any OF The Professors. Gentlemen ",'' riu ID,
themselves for the Medical IN Gln!aar!f .,f
opportunity Of attending Tie private leciHf.- :"
lia.t"n Medicine. -. y. pes,..
private Of Medical instruction = i srT IT,. e.
Nilngtun, Zee $50. =, \. '5,,,vfls-f
july III 2'--N'.'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

uAdtni,tne ,hcn tina, England might protect
under Ter authority does not hchoove her al least IL
show tha; she acting within the limits Ut her own
Jurisdictions especially where she has prescribed them
10 herself. Shall her declaration 10 deprive rs
Of power where she exceeding her own: And this
hrinrs me to inquire whether the transaction III gues-
;on be such ~ any national right far examined
sanction She puts herself as have seen, the
aw of defence aud necessity and nothing is better de-
fined nor more familiar in any system Of Jurisprudence
than the iuncture Of circumstances which alone
;als rate the OF that law. force which the de
fender has light to resist must itself b. within striking
distance Il must hc menacing, and apparently able
10 irirt physical INJURY. unless prevented by the
sis.ance that lie opposes The right Of selt.drsnce,
and the defence OF others standing certain relations
10 the defender depend on the ground al least
they are limited by the same principles.
"The Caroline not in the act Of making as
saul, on the Canada shore; she not in condition
10 make one: she had returned from her visit TO Navy
Island and moored in our waters for the
night Instead Of meeting her at the line and repsll:ng
force bv force the prisoner and his associates came out
under orders seek her wherever they could find her,
and were in fact obliged to sal half the width OF the
Niagara over after they had entered territory, in
order TO reach the boat They the assailans: and
their attack might have been legally repealed by Dur
fee even TO the destruction of their lives The case
made hy the affidavit IL in principle this A man be-
leyes that his nei2hbor preparing to do him person.
al injury He goes half mile to his house, breaks
, 1841-04-03

We understand that strenuous efforts are
making on the part of the company, owning
the Steamboats, Monsoon, Eliza. and RosaIle.
TO drive the Glaucus of the trade on the I'D.
per Mississippi and thereby ~monopolize the
whole OF it. We have no doubt, that the
officers of these Boats, will be unusually &C.
commoda'ing, in their prices for freight and
passage, until they succeed in accomplishing
their object. They will no doubt have the
travelling public to believe that they can
afford to transport passengers, much lower
than 1t has heretofore been done, and much
lower than it can be done by the Glsucus.-
They will perhaps tell a different tale, so
soon as they can %monopolize the trade to
themselves, by driving all competition from
the River. If the people would keep an
eve to their interest we would say to them.
Patr"nlze the Glaucus, even if you have to
pny a little more for freight and passage.
We advise them to set their faces against
any such attempts, to monopolrze trade, in
the hands of a few, and thereby drive of
competilion. by Undertaking, and low pri-
ces. Tthey d. not. it will not be long he.
fore they isay regretit.
, 1841-04-03
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
SIR WILMINGTON.

4 grand son of Old Sunpter, is FIVE years old
~ thi. spring full Is hands , inches high. without
a hieHrI.h ia either eve, sound in every particular,
viii stanh the pre.rnt season at the stable of VI. II
Eid.on : miles west Of Louisiana. Pike Counto No
aud VIII he let 10 mares at ST. the season, and 81
insurance To be- paid when the TACT i, sscrrtsiaed or
the mare parted With. Season money will de due
21th uf December next. Pu-turrce for mares can
be had graft. At the above stand No liability for
accideut>, but great care will be taken to prevent
them. VI. II. Edison.
April I'd, ls4l.-3t.
, 1841-04-03
- NJ LI IL,

r.o,rl o. VilE.
Ia the , ucurt tuurt. of the Term OF March, to
watt On the l.th day ii March. ie4l.
Noah BEAslEr. Plsintif'( Petition in debt,
JOHN Boorar, Defendant.} by Attachment
A nd now at this day comes the said Paint
IA III by A. H. BucKsEa, Esq, his attorney
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court, that the said Defendant is not a resi-
dent of, or residing within this State, land
he cannot be summoned); Therefore on
motion of the said Plaintiff by his said at
torney. II is ordered that the said Defendant
be notified that an action of debt hath been
commenced against him by the said Plaintiff,
and that an attachment hath been issued
against his estate; for the sum Of twenty-onc
dollars and seventy eight cents, (besides in
terest and cost,) directed to the Sheriff OF
said county of Pike, who hath attached all
the right, title and interest Of said Defend
ant, of. in and 70 the following real estate, to
wit: the North West quarter Of section SIX
in township fifty three north, of range onc
west. and the North East quarter of Sec
ton one in township fifty three north o.
range two west, in said county OF Pike, as
appears by his return endorsed on said writ;
and that unless YOU the said defendant shall
enter your appearance herein at the next
term Of orr said Circuit Court, which will.be
begun and he'd at the Courthouse in Bow
ling-Green. within and for our said county
of Pike. on the fourth monday of June next,
and on or before the third day of said Term,
plead to tie sud Plaintiffs action, Judgment
will lie rendered against you by default. and
the property attached as aforesaid, sold to
satisfy Il same. And it is further ordered
by tie court. that a copy of this order, be
pullisI ed for four week successfully, in some
newspr per printed in this State, the last in.
sertion to be at least thirty days before the
commencement of tie next term Of this
court. until which said term this cause Is
continued. a true copy of the record.
~ In testimony whereof j, M. ].
( seal. : Moves. Clerk, have hereunto set
W my hand and affixed the seal of
said court, at Office, this 18th day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord, I841.
NJ. ]. Moves, Clerk.
, 1841-04-03
REFORM.

KEEP IT BEFRE THE People. that Presi.
dent Harrison. has appointed in the first
month OF his Administrator six members OF
Congress t. oficc-more than M. Van Blu.
rem appointed during anv one year.-
Here are the names of the patriots.
Daniel Webster Sec. of State.
.. John Bell, War.
Francis Granger, Postmaster General.
j. Crittenden Attorney General.
3, Ogden Hoffman District Att. of N. Y.
sz Lew Lincoln Collector OF Boston.
~ This 10 reform with v~engsnce."
, 1841-04-03
FINAL

TIIE undersigned administrator Of thees-
tqte of Benjamin Burbridge decd late
of Pike County Missouri, hereby give no.
tice toal Creditorsa and others interested in the
said estate. that lie intends t,make Z final set
tleuent Of tie said estate, at lie next May
Term of the County Court OF said County
JAMES Chiffon, Admir-
March 9th. 164l.-4t.
, 1841-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
~ signedhas obtained from the Clerk of the
County Court Of Audrain county, letters OF
Administration upon the Estate of William
Still. deceased. dated February the Cd. I84I.
All persons indebted t" SAID estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payments. and
all persons having claims against said estate.
are requested 10 exhibit them properly au-
thenticated within one year from the date oi
said letters. or they NAV he precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and If such
claims are not presented within three years.
thew will be for, yer barred.
ANDREW STILL, Admir-.
April Sd. lS41.-3t.
, 1841-04-03

vice Denny McCobb, removed.
Jeremiah BROOKS, at York, Maine, vice
Joseph p. Junkins. removed.
Parker Sheldon, at Bath, Maine, vice
Joseph Dewali. removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
Isaac P. Davis, at Boston, Mass, vice
Isaac o. Barnes, removed-[Nat. Int.
, 1841-04-03

OF The Baptists will commence a four
days meeting in Bowling:Green on Friday
the 18th inst. Elders, Hurley, Vardaman,
Landram nave promised, and other Ministers
who may find it convenient are invited to
attend the meeting.
, 1841-04-03
DIn TT1ItIIIS d0u TtTl1FN dIs.
IoFFIcIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl-
DENT.

49,
Robert C. Cornell. of New York. to be
Receiver General of Public Money Of New
York, in the place Of Stephen Allen, remov-
ed.
Richard K. Call. Of Florida, 10 he Gov
ernor in and for the Territory Of FLORIDA, IN
the place of Robert r. Reid. removed.
Charles B. Penrose, of Pennsylvania, 10
be Solicitor Of the Treasury, in the place OF
Mathew Burchard, removed.
Elisha Whitttlesey, of Ohio. to be Auditor
of the Treasury for the Pos, Office Depart
ment, in the place of Charles X. Gardner
removed.
Paul Rossirnol. to he Superintendent OF
the Branch Mint a, Dahlonega, in the State
of Georgia. in the place of j. Singleton
John Williamson, of Pennsylvania, to be
Recorder of the General Land Office, in the
place of Hudson NJ. Garland, removed.
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, to be Deputy
Postmaster at Albany.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
George Allen, at Marlborough, Maine,
, 1841-04-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TJNiIE undersigned, lately trading IN LOUISIANA.
- ""''' 'e """S Veg AND kIrSG Dissolved
partnership On the >. Of March w.. an -.
having claim. against the firm will call on " IN
King. at the old stand for settlement, and those in.
tebtrd to the firm will please pay their note. and &c,
counts. without delay. GEO. MASE.
WM. Killing.
Anil ID, Is4l--2w.
, 1841-04-03
America.
A PROCLA NATION.

Whereas, sundry important and weighty
matters. principally TOWING out of the con.
dni N OF the revenu" and finances of the
cnuutry. appeur 10 me IL Gail for the consid
Grafton oi C"ncre>e at an earlier dav than lis
next annual SESSION. and thus form an tx
traordInarv ocCaslun. such as renders neceS-
Sarv IN my judgement. The convention OF the
two Houses rs soon as NAV he practicable. !
do there fore. ny this my Proclamation. con
vrne the twoiiru-eS Of Congress. 10 meet III
the Capitol. al the CITY ni Washington. or
the last Monday. being tie thirty-first dav
nt May next. And ] reQl're the respective
Senators and Representative then and there
tn assemble. IN order 10 receive sucir info
NATION respecting the state 0f the Union as
NAV be given To them and Ia devise and a
dopr such measures as the 9 nod Of the c"uir-
trv NAV seem Ia them. IN the exercise oi
their wisdom and discretion. to require.
In testimony whereof, lhave caused the
seal of the United States TO he hereunro af
fixed. an signed the same With my hand.
Done at the city. Of Washington, this
seventeenth day Of March. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
L. S. hundred and iorty-one. and of the
independence of the United States
the sixty fifth.
w. H. HARRISON.
By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Secretary of State.
, 1841-04-03

pWe are authorized 10 announce AU-
GUSTUS curry, ESQ. as a candidate for
the ClerkshiP Of the County Court Of Pike
County, at the election in August next.
, 1841-04-03
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINS NJ ION NVTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the under irned
i has obtained from the Clerk Of the tonnt,
Cont of st. Charles county. letters OF Administration
upon the Estate of Alexi' Mudd decrn.ed, bearing
date the ~ day of February. ls4l. All persons In,
ing claims against said estate, are requested TO exhib-
it them in one year from the date of laid letters for
allowance. or they may he p~reclnded from any eneft
of snid estate; and # such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said letters, Tho
will be forever haired.
JOHN D CLARE Admir-
March 72-9t.
, 1841-04-03

STATE OF Ml>SoI RI.|
County If Pike
In the Circuit Cont. al t.. Term OF March, 70
wit. on the l:,h ds, of March. III.
Thomas D P.TToS, Plaintiff Petition in detr, by
REUBEN SMILEY. Defendant. Attainment
4 Nd now at this day cones the said Plaintiff by
IA his alto ney, aud it appearing to the sati faci"r
of the court, that the laid Defendant i not a re-id"ni
of or r-siG ing within the said Stnte. ("nd that be
cannot he ummoned Therefor on motion nf .aId
Plaintiff by his said Htt"rn-y. IL "Tde red by Tn"
court that the said Defendant 10, notified that a.
action OF debt hath been c"mmeured against hIH
by the said Plaintiff. aud that an attachment hath
been issued against his estate. :ot the sun al three
hundred dollar. (hesides iuiere.t aud costs dirrc
ted 10 the Sheriff of said count, OF Pike, who hath
attached the following real estate. 10 wit; lot ""
sixteen (l6) in Block No ten 40 in the Town Of
Paynesville in said county, and also a certain lot or
parcel of ground adjoining said Town, bounded as
follows, 20 wit: Beginning at a stone, on the base line
of the Town plot at the North west corner of lot
sixteen aforesaid. Thence running south Go. w
twenty two poles TO a stone, Thence : 400 W
eigrtern poIee--Thruce n. 45o. F.. twenty poles and
twelve links to the South corner Of lot nfrre-aIt-
Thence South 6NO. twelve poles a. the beg inning "a,
appears bv his return endorsed on .aid writ; and
that unless YOU the snrd defendant shall enter your
appearance herein. vt The next Term of our cont.
winch VIII ne he:nn an held. At the I "nit i'"u't
~ Bowling Green. within aud f"r "ur snrh cunt, #
Pike. on the fourth NunfHy e lrn" next. AID ou
or hefnIe the ,hIrh day 81 tn" ss Term. rlrad To-
the said Plant f. acton. Judgment Will hr lender
ed against V"u nv @ef.ui'. arh the property attached
IS afore.aId odd To ~sati-fy the s-G.r Art it's fur
ther ordered nv the Court. hat " ""r, - 'hi- order
ne published frr tour week -rcr"-'v''y- IN some
newspaper irintci n thi. state. the bat H''rttl"n ''
- D.. - 'r,fv dave br fore the c"Hm"u' ein"h' ~
the next Term OF the court, untn which aid Term
thi, cause l. continued. A true cop, of thu record
~ In with--. whereof l., VI J Moves.
seal. CLERK have hereunto set my ha"' - &" we'd
~ the seal of said Court, at ONCE this 18th
of March. ISL
March - st. NJ J. MOVES. Clerk.
, 1841-04-03

o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
s. HUSTON as a candidate for the Offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, Of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-04-03

" A. II. BUCKNER, is a candidate Tor
the office of County Court Clerk for Pike
County, at the election n August next.
, 1841-04-03

o. We are authorized to announce oiM
EON P. ROBINSON, Esq. as a ca2dIds'e
for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Pike County, at the election in August next.
, 1841-04-03
lit OF LETTERS.

ii~i OF LET ER>.
ID EMAiNlNG W tie P">, off e ;" -,
H London Mo-, ~hice If not taken "ut
within three months will be sent To the Gen
eraI Post Office as Dead Letters.
Ashurst Jacob, Gilbert John 5
Beaufort Abra, 9 GriFen WIN.
Byers Jno. Gray Alex.
Boarman Jesse, 2 Garrett Jas.
Brown H. Hayden Jno.
Barnet J. G. Hawkins Elijah
Bacon Charles HUTCHINSON NJ.
Coons Jno. Hitch n.
Caverly Jno. Hudson Pleasant
Caroihers Jno. II. Kelley r. P.
Culberson Saml. Little Ben.
Denis n. Leake Jos.
Dryden ]. d. S. Limner r.
Din?mett Z. Mcpherson Stephen
Dicker>on VIM. Mccoy Maryann
Ellis Sarah McCarty Alex.
Emerson Joel u. Norton Thos. p.
Fortney Danl. Peake w: II.
Freedly Hen, Pennard Stuart
Flood Isabel Sheets Nj.
Puget, Josiah SunImHns John.
Glascock George Snedegar R"bt.
Glascock Eliza Teson A. P.
Gardner J C. Watkins l. w.
Green Abner
C. CLAYTON. r. NJ.
March Sd. 1841 St
, 1841-04-03
n J. MOVES Clerk
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
l ' sighed has obtained from the County Court
of Pike county Missouri. letters of admin
%istration on the estate OF James Bradford late
OF said county deceased. hearinr date the
LIST day of February l84I. All persons. there
fore. having %claius against said eSta'e are
requested to exhibit them for allowance.
within one year after the date of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any benefit
of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years from said date they will be forev-
er barred.
Said James Bradford deceased. was about
six feet and two inches high. of a sandy com-
~plexion. spare person; is supposed to have
been fifty years old Tor upwards was horn
and bred in York District. South Carolina.
had resided in this comfy about fifteen years,
and died on Salt River. about the fist oi
November last nj the house Of james Love.
and his estate has been appraised at the
sum Of one hundred and twenty five dollars.
and twenty five cents.
JANES l.. BRADLEY. Admr.
Pike Corn'v Missouri.
March 90 I84l.-6i.
, 1841-04-03
list OF LETTERS.

- EMAINlG in the Post Office at Bow.
IL ling-Green Mo, on he the 3Ist dav oil
March l84l. which If not taken out within
three months will he sent to the General
Post office as Dead Letters.
, 1841-04-03
WHEN Is THE MONEY COMING?

Will some of the knowing ones answer
this question for US? Can they inform US,
when we may expect the times to he bettter9
We hope that they will not forget the prom
Uses which were made during the late can
vass. They have hdnaar six months since
it was known that Old Tip, WIS 10 be our
President but we are still in the dark. as to
the period when we may look out for good
times and better prices.
, 1841-04-03

Blow viii he iound, the Proclamation of
President Harrison, converting an extra Nes-
sion of Congress. The 'aufuln condition
OF the Revenue, and finances. of the Coun-
try. are the reasons, for taxing The country
with this additional and unnecessary ex-
p"nse. Does any one believe that the Gov
eminent, cannot perform its accustomed
tunctE"nS. until the next annual meering of
Congress? Did not Congress at its late SEES.
>'"n make provision Tor the expenses of the
Government curing the Current year? Mr..
Clay has already shown. that he is the origin.
at"r of this scheme, and it is well known
that MIR. Webster WAS opposed to it. Ii is
too apparent, that the rea! object is TO carry
out his peculiar policy. before the wing par
ty is entirely Observation-Disclosures split into
It's original discordant materials, the signs Of
which are thickening:
[oFrcrALl
By the President of the United STATES Of
, 1841-04-03

LIST OF LETTERS.
ID EMAINING in the Post Office ut Au
IL burn Mo. which if not taken out within
three months, will be sent to the Genera
Post Office as Dead Letters.
James Branson John X Parker 2
Henry c. Clare Henry Pllard
LittIetnn DRYDEN William X Roberts
Hiram Duncan William Rosson
Joseph NJ. Garner John R Russell
William B Holemam Luallen Stone
Thomas F. King John FTurner
Rev. FB McEllrov George s Turner
Benoni McAtee John Wilson
Augustus McAtee VIM. w. Wells,
Thos. Mum Squire Northcut
ANDREW COCHRAN, P. M.
April Sd. 1s4l.-st
, 1841-04-03
%

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Benz. Bu..
IA bridge deceased, are earnestly requested to
come forward aud pay their debts, for no further
indulgence will be given.
JAMES Chiffon, Ada,r.
April I'D, lsil,%-4t.
, 1841-04-03

PRNsrnEyT HARRtSnS, seems to be more
conversant with Greciln and Ror.an Hi>to-
~. than with that of his own country. He
talks sat learned length" about the Cur'i.
the Decii. Octavius, Camillus, Scipio &C.,
till some have
"Wondered and still the wonder grows
That one small head could carry all he knows"
In his balderasi about tie veto power.
which may thing or nothin-he says
that none ofthe first six Presidents ever vetoed
a ri passed by Congress. If he had read JEFF
ferson's works, as much he seems to nave read
Plutarchs lives he would not have put forth
,sucha statement, to the American people. On
page 467 of the 4th Vol. of" Jeferson's cor
respondence." he would have seen that Cen
Washington vetoed the representation
Bill on the ground of its unconstitutional
fy, and if we are not greatly mistaken Mr..
Mad,scn vetoed an Internal Improvement
BIZ, during his second term.
, 1841-04-03
APRIL 8, I84I.

We commend to the readers special atter
ton, the article on Banking, to be found in
this weeks paper. 1t exposes in a condens
ed form, and lucid style, many Of the popu'
lar fallacies, on this most interesting subject
and certainly a more propitious period, will
not soon arrive for. the examination of the
many false, and crude ideas that exist in rela
ton to the currency. Nations like individu'
ais, can sometimes only learn wisdom from
experience, and it often requires the lash o.
correction, and the scars of punishment, to
bring them back, from the "error of their
ways" We are now suffering under the
evils of the Banking system, in its worst form.
we have in circulation the promises Ia pa,
of hundreds of privileged corporations, tina,
are intrinsically valueless, and which no
man receives without fear of loss. we take
them not as a matter of choice, but from ne,
cessity. and in fact have nothing, among us.
that deserves the name of money. The far
mer to day, sells the products of his labor
for what tomorrow may not be worth. taking
home, and the whole business operations Of
the country, are paralyzed and crippled, hy
the workings, of a system founded on false.
hood. and deception, and that has nothing to
recommend it. We desire 10 direct the at
tention of the people TO the system heit,
we desire them to examine TIE mode of its
operation. and we shall occasionally endeav-
or TO aid them in their researches on this
subject. If they do this, they will cease to
wonder. that its Effects are as bad as they are;
and will %rejoice that they are nc worse.
The letter of Mr.. Van Buren, to Gov.
Reynolds, in to days paper, does equal.
credit to his head, and his heart. 1t is a
production worthy of his fame worthy OF
a democratic President, and will endear him
more than ever 10 the Democracy of the
Union, and elevate him to a still higher seat
in the affection, and admiration of the peo-
pie. distribute to the people ofthis state. their
present, and late rulers, & the policy which
thew have carried out. is Just &merited. What
but the policyofthe democratic party OF this
State has prevented Missouri from being as
much embarrassed with public & private debt.
as Illinois and Indiana? What but the keen
sighted sagacity of Col. Bent n, and his
friends in the Legislature. has kept our State
from being i~ntersec.ed with half Finished saii
roads, and unproductive canals! How does
it happen that we are in 4 better monetary
condition than the peop'" O. any other State
IN the Union! And if this policy. and demo
cratic measu" es and men, have s1ved us from
the gulf of private and public ind btedness
in which other states are PLUNGED. is it moi
reasonable. that our condition would have
been still better, and our State sill more
prosperous If theirpolicy had been extendedas
many of our Legislators have desired?
WHEN Is THE MONEY COMING!
VII some of the knowing ones answer
H. z,,ooo co. ,,e1 Ton ,bo,, ;rorpo nc