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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r H., -, I-,-,.-..,.

N'nSlNIN. Al Rules for the tir,uti superior IuuTt
W Law anh 'hanc"ry. for the County OF I.tura der
ON Moniiy' tho oh DAY Of July la: Vim + Harrum
Ai'r win No." will auurNsini Marx Tuu~l deed con-.
hilh.Hl, as"uT ROueu HcSnc. Mary Beauc, Ann L.
he.', susan b"arc, Charles N VERIFY Thomas L YcIhy
AM Joseph h"ruN, driis - IL ChuHSfrt. '
IN" complainant ths iay ul.,t m = amended hill maxim.
Ia'"'h y WIN u llarCru, u bis right. aui
frances " his wife Mark " TurrclI Richie Tortc ID m
lei Kent ia Hinton. Tio's Nct.u,I,r anil Ann b,,
VIE John Robins anu sally his wife, I-uns DcrEra ami
iILd h wife Thomas Hsrnc uI'rpi his vii,
MaiN boaur Iauaou Hathaway Surrr sui A,imui..
uaI"r e bunis mot Rrh'I rurtc uccJ, Itusnu Ham.
away SIrtf ahI Administrator a" upu- ~ Ip.u,s
I,'f''i dee 80 lau.Hu Hathaway, -hruu aui Atn', If
nancy linton hnd ,riavus .hN-uu, hJuIroi john .ur.
ir dee =. now parties ..r trilfluts tu 'hi. sum.
Ih' defendants, James n,gs.s auG E,,Its wIfc maj
leo '- '"cf' ir' az Tafac" and sven srcurty a,rur
'u- To- Nv aud the Roles NJ . CONT an r,pr ~,
SATISFACTORY evidence lN 'hcy usg iu.Di.uts Ut t'ug
'h'h 'iMrANh. u Is urt"T,H hat the said defendants
James u hcgGss and Eliza vic. aprctr h,tr on uc
~ 10y n the nc'' Term of ssii Court and answct
i''bi I'd" the r"I.paUJ and tia cory this nrs,r
u'i'Iii MN ins'ur' 90 NaFapt rutshrti In IN
lyo I'' linun two uihs sicCc.s,ry tl.. pu-l.
lAr lrut' door OF tie Count hoe &C. his luIy
Aftua.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

VIgGINIA-Ar Rules, holden iu the Clerks once nj
dee Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Cllucory. for
the County Ut 'uurp and city OtEchuuui, TIC Chan.
against rsTsh Haiiey. Daniel Miller and John Cooper,
merchants and partners under the firm u Miller Cooper.
and another, drug.
The defendants above named not having entered their
aprHrnnH" HuI given security according in the act NJ
r"mHy auIfhr rules nt This Court AMI appearing hy
frsGriuTy evidence. that they hal 'iutG ot thus
Commonwealth. lfiH ordered, That the uii defendant DO
Iprrrr here Dee hrF day Uihc uCs October Torn mud
answer 'e b uf the plaintiffs AMI that copy ~ ibis
urT bD uuhwifu Inserted BOO Newspaper InHFhrl In
No .uy OF Richmond ipf TWO months au.."EsVciy, anil
posted l to front 1gr 10. tH" CAPITOL DO the said city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
JAMES FISHER, }
o. A. ats.

T. Goods TO BE- shipped to NcW Orlglus, Mobile, A,
aacHs aia. other places WI ~ received and tot
wahi, from New NsrF 10y the master agent New
York ilcc OF charge, except -uch may be Isy in.
-urrrt 0c ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

SOO Busi Is wmie Gu, o.. b. a. chr Csro5ii,
JUS woETHAM, MeCRUDEe 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

IiRGiNIN la Notioway County IuuTt Isi Jun, ISL
samuel iniL WIN. Elicit aud Phcbc his w,ic f,ruer
Nuhi Hni Pheasant Bowen aud Elizabeth his wife. Tor
mcfly kuii, plttS against wuamIRuhi Alausnn Eiiur
ION AMI Wary L hs wife, formerly MARY Ruii John Rust
y,ssc I hult Thomas Ruid. Dtbucy wiusp aud Rhni,
VILE formerly Rh'A Rud, GTiHf I: Richardson and
nancy hs vile, formerly Nancy Rudd and the children
W yac, NnI 0Hcd, whose nance arc unknown, ana the
sal1 W .n Rut ami hitusou Ellington a. atlninistta
'"ts OF Iphn Nudi 'cc,', d-its-iu ChnHrrFv.
mus Jay came the PLAINTIFF, by their ruu sci and flr
Their htl against the drirnantF and on their nr, A.,
P'atns 10 the satisfaction of tho court, that the
ans, John Rudi Jesse e Rudt Thnn,as n .,Ii p,hn.y
"nEe AMI Phchc his wife Grief Richardson AMI Narry
ms wi'' ani the chiren 81 I1mes RudL dee an not
inhabitants ~ This State u Is ordered hey ann az
nero on 'h- hrs fay o. the Ociuh, term OF this
Court ard answer she nd h that a Copy ofius orirr
Dc t"rthwHh inserted Tor tWn months srcccSstvcIy IN
Hc "cw-r'pct nu hshcd Ia The Guy uf RicNinCrd auI
Posc AZ III" mont door nt the tguTlhou.c vi thu county
A cory. T,-tc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
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XTIWaTVfN, .or..'. A. Ruic- pn' 'rn n me ''r'k
unr.uI s... q. fSHUFuor tn.u ui W.N .Nl.
., |r t. ,fy af RI. .rf-f.s .Hs 80 H'v ut May, 10
i,g,..I ., fsrf., It..u rsar OF Io.f a. 3D., dgrd Mol
... PIP. rr.s nH t.Utri a. lruuu, 'Fp .H "I AL'n H
.f,I t.l.raut Ilpssumb s~' 1tr-a. uaIn'ils against
Vol,rrf o. ufu, Iau tu.u,f oHd Llf .aoih h' W..
mi ,tIcr f. tcn,au. ..-h h. Chm '.V.
Mo %, ntsufs 'uuc. Collier tnl EID'ct ''a wiz"
lot lavr tered Usi. apr lthurc ac ofuug 'u Tho A.
A-.,sty ans th. Rules u tlH Cou BrI n slus5rinr
b, ausfrt0ry 'orcc that my are Iuf i1h uauf9 o
ala Common, aalih iEo-lcrr I'd, ihathc atl d' PENDANTS
=, ,trcar h. % o. the Monday september and On
..r trirepUcaraucc and answer The piinuNs bin. and
.ust copy 81 ibis ord inserted boz .lmc newspaper
.uiIt lrf In tho cry Ut NisUmot o, Town nt yurh
putg for Two months ana posted atthr trent
t,or Of the Cour-iinusc Of nc said county.
Copy TeEe,
Ju i2-W9w wINsLOw ROBlNsoN, &,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

" iItGi NiA.-At Rules taken 10 the Cl.Iss Once o
the Circuit superior COM law aud Caaurnry. for
fHnce Edward County, thc5h Juy 1871 Henry Thrait
lut Anderson i Nil r. late Tauurrl. trading under the
styl" at IINH'ffN Mrf rTaiuu. ms ID .hut, Cos
ny Asa Dickinson ana Henry Guturcy defendants
IN f'GUrsry.
Tue defendant COSBY, not having entered Ms Arrcsr.
ancc aui gwen lrrurfy according Act tho ,nrt-
~ Assembly aud the Rules nt this Court aud appeair
ia hc D. not an iuhaban OF TIN, S'i" Ca motion Of the
plaintiffs 10y Counsel b. entered rule aforesaid and
trcs iugy ordered "a the sad ,lci,nA A Cu.L,, "a.
appear here on the lst day september Term next aud
answ'r The pisin'hs bill; aud that copy oi hi- order
oTiHwiih inserted ~ OF tie public newspaper
printed IN Tho CITY Of Richmond. for
"y aTd a-" -icd ON The front door of tho Courthouse
NJ fIIs County.
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GEO SAUNDERS G. &.

A . Rules t,kcr BOO fho rrrka Once uf rio rrcHt IN
u pouor Cont If I1w and ~ Iur-ry ni Prince Edward
g. nfy. fHr 7fh 10y 'uun, $3.50. Albert " Cu..s'sv.
I.r'ruT lgrt George Johnson, aui G,prgo JrnnoH,
delta. ."ufr.ry.
rr, faieu..ui gJurzc John loo. NOT wing entered I
ayVran~. can given scgg F' 'ri'u1 Zoo Uu Scr ~ fn
GeurtaI .funy Hufn Rule ui Ii.s Court and 10 az.
pltrna mat nc g. iuhibInf of fIa state ON 40,
motion Of tho plaurf by His sHDrucy t tered rules
.fHrr.tI zodiac ufUEiy NrTl 80 ftffHr .I defendant
Csurrr Johnson tu appear Nu.r. fu bD taken iu fh,
grrkfr Once F. r.H.l, nut ls Monday Boo Ser 'luH
most srI aU., y uluun's lI .H' flta op. Ii iIif
order hr fffI |HI". rfrI u s.Tu' u tu, "u. r.v
rrr"rH printed boo Co.,. OF KislW. 1I Tor fw" mn'Hf
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12
CONGR EssIONAL,
In SENATE MONDAY

IN SENATE MONDAY II, 1S41.
The Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson, appointed by
the Governor of Tennessee Senator from that
state, in the place of MIR. Grundy, deceased, ap-
peared and took his seat.
PERMANENT PROSPECTIVE PRE-EAPTIoN SYSTEM.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF
the bill proposing to establish Permanent Pros
pective Presumption System. The question be-
ing on the motion of Mr. CRITTENDEN TO recon-
nit the bill with the following instructions:
1st To distribute the proceeds of the sales Of
the public lands among the several States of the
Union, in just and equitable proportions.
I'd. To grant to actual bona tide settlers on
the public lands the right of presumption to any
quantity thereof not exceeding one-half section,
or 800 acress, including the place of settlement,
at the minimum price of 81 25per acre, with
such provisions as shall limit this right of set
Element and presumption to actual bona tide set
tlers.whose estate at the time of settlement shall
not exceed the value Of 81 900, and furthermore,
with such provisions as shall effectually ex-
clude the weather. spectators from all benefit
under this law, and shall prevent them from in
terfering with, or participating in, the privilege
and right of settlement and presumption, which
are hereby granted and intended for the sole adj
vantage of the needy and honest settlers and
cultivators of the soil.
debate arose, in which MIR. Crittenden,
Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Mangum, and Mr.. Linn parti-
| cipated.
Mr.. CALHOUN expressed wish to address the
Senate at some length; and, on his motion, the
Senate adjourned.
The House of Representatives was mainly oc-
| cuPied with the contested election case between
Mr. lngersoll and Mr. Naylor.
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A HIGH TARIFF.

We quoted the other day an extract from the
NJ York correspondent ofthe National Intelli-
gencer, in which he said that the manufacturers
of New England will be opposed TO high
tariff. We quote below an extract from the
Boston Atlas, commenting on the late news
from England which is in the same tone.
SIN reference to American affai1s, the Liv-
erpoo Albion states that there is marked and
decisive improvement in the export trade to the
United States. During the last two years, so
greatwas the falling off in the shipments to
that country, that had it not been for the unu-
sually large number of emigrants from the
United Kingdom to the United States, the
American traders must have lost money.
Itmay be well to remark in relation to the trade
between the two countries, that the committee
10 whom as referred the subject of an inquiry
into the import duties of England, reported
favorably to the encouragement of the trade
they now anticipate. We give a part of the
epoTt:
Your Committee see reason to believe, that
the most prosperous fabrics are those which
flourish without the aid of special favors. 1t
las been stated TO your Committee that the
Legislation of Great Britain, whenever it is
hostile to the introduction of foreign commodi-
ties, is invariably urged by the foreign States
that produce such commodities as a ground
and sanction for laws being passed by them
hostile 10 the Introduction of products of
British industry; and while, on the one hand,
there is reason TO believe that the iberalsing
the tariffs of Great Britain would lead 10 SINH
lar favorable changes in tie tariffs of other ma
tons, so it is seriously TO be apprehended that
a persistence in our iliberal and exclusive
policy, will bring with it increased iinposts on,
if not prohibitions against, the products of
British labor being admitted to other countries.
"With reference to the influence of the pro.
tective system upon wages, and on the condition
of the laborer, your Committee have to observe,
that as the pressure of foreign competition is
heaviest on those articles in the production of
which the rate Of wages is lowest so it is OBJ
vious, in a country exporting so largely as
England does, that other advantages may more
than compensate for an apparent advantage in
the money price of labor. The countries in
which the rate Of wages is lowest, are not
always those which manufacture most success
fully; and your Committee are persuaded that
the best service that could be rendered TO the
industrious classes of the community, would
be to extend the field of labor, and OF demand
for labor, by an extension of our commerce:
and that the supplanting the present system of
protection and prohibition by moderate tariff,
would encourage and multiply most beneficial
ly, for the State and for the people, our COM
mercial transactions
Wequote the above as indicating the line of
policy likely at no distant day to be pursued by
our neighbors, though at the expense of their
own revenue.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12

Total of all descriptions, 1,407, 23S 1,002,S79
18th To-day there has been very fair de-
mand for cotton, and about 5000 of all kinds
have been disposed of. Prices are steady. Sales
from the 12tn to the 18th inst, inclusive-160
Sea Island, 14a22; Stained do, 0, 1920 Upland,
Al al; do, o; 50S0lAlabama and Mobile, 5sa6R.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Dec. 1S.-The
duty on foreign wheat is advanced to 26s Sd, on
Barley and Indian Corn to lbs i'd per or.
Flour to 16s 0Ad per bril-; upon colonial Barley
to rs Cd per Or remaining in all other respects
the same.as last week.
Notwithstanding the continuance of adverse
winds, few Irish and coasting vessels, previ-
ously near at hand, y worked inwards yesterday,
containing a moderate supply of Wheat and Oats
but very little produce of other kinds, and from
abroad we have no Grain or Flour fresh in to
report.
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$l,l62,2l3 IS

o. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE ME-
CHANIChL.-The Lecture before this institution Will
be delivered on Wednesday evening, 18Th instant, BY
MAJOR GENERAL EDMUND p. GAINES, on "he
national defeace,o in the Unversaiis Church, Calvert
street.
The season tickets will not be available for admission
TO this lecture. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
ladies' may be had for so cents at the bookstores of
Messrs J. Gushing 4 CO. Howard street; f. Lucas, Jr
Armstrong q Berry; and N. Hickman. Members of the
association procure tickets upon application at he
Library Rooms
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or no injury was sustained by this structure. AS
a measure Of precaution, however, it now hav-
ing become dark, and therefore impossible to
ascertain whether any damage had been sus-
tanned, the passengers were requested to get
out of the cars and walk over the viaduct
The cars then followed and took them up a.
gain. 1t was satisfactory TO find that the struc-
ture remained unshaken.'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12
Notes Of Banks elsewhere,
s3,i94,ss2 70

Statement of the condition Of the Chesapeake
BGnk, Jan. 4, 1871. ca.
Bills and Notes Discounted, s56S,915 %
Foreign do. do. 0,l65 IL
Banking House and Lot, 10000 90
State of Maryland City Corpora
ton and Bank Stocks, 44,0SI IL
7l3 Shares of Chesapeake Bank
Stock, 1904 so
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, secured by 942, 900 Mary
land Sterling Bonds, 1884 GO
Due from Baltimore Banks, IS,4I1 IA
Due from Banks out of the city, 26,4S2 IA
Specie, 43,S73 81
Bank Notes and Checks, 42,175 03
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12

MAINE.-The Legislature Of this State assem-
bled al Augusta, on the 7th inst. The Senate
organized by the eleotion of the Hon. r. H. vose
as President, and Daniel Sanborn Secretary
The House elected Josiah Little (Whig,J spea-
ker.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12

Nova SCOTIA AND TIL E REFoRMERs.--rhe cleo
tions have lately taken place in the Province OF
Nova Scotia, and have resulted in the sue
cess of the Radicals or Reformers. In the last
House, the Reformers numbered thirty-one--the
Tories, or the defenders of the administration of
Sir Colin Campbell, seventeen. In tue new
House, there are thirty-two Reformers and six
teen Tories.
The vote .of censure passed on Sir Colin Camp
bell by the last House, and which led ultimately
subject of much discussion at the polls The is
sue shows that the last House did not misrepre-
sent the feeling of the Province. Lord Falkland,
who succeeds Sir Colin, is Wing, and no OPP
position is expectedt to the measures of his admin
istration, if he carries out the principles he has
avowed. The Hen Samuel Cunard, whe was
member of the Executive Council, has resigned
his seat in that body.-BoSton. atlas.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12

lr7- INSTRUMENTATION No. 4.--The fourt
number of characterization, story OF Baltimore, by
the author OF the Subordinate, has been published by
Knight Colburn, ia Baltimore street, and is for sae
i'll
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-12

Statement Qfthe Citizens Bank Of Baltimore
Jan, 4, 1s41.
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We learn from the New York American, that
the Packet ship Garrick, has gone to pieces
Her cargo will probably be saved in damaged
state,
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State Of the Union Bank Of Maryland, Ja',u-
aay, 4th, 1S41.
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STATEMENT

Or THE CONDITION or THE BANKS OF MARY
LAND, MADE TO THE TREASURER or THE YVES
TERN SHORE.
State etF the farmers and Planters Bank Of
Baltimore, january 4, IS41.
DR.
Capital Stock paid in, 5000, 425 90
Surplus, S35,627 70
Less so much of the ac-
, 1841-02-13
SHERIFE'S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority OF a writ of
IL execution issued from the office OF the
clerk of the Pike Circait Court, and to me
directed. in favor of J. B. 81 NJ. Camden &
Co., and against Joseph S. Dismukes and Jo-
seph DismukeS, ! havc levied and seized up
on all the right, title, interest and claim OF
the said Joseph Dismukes. to the following
described real estate, to wit: the n. b.. OF
n. E. or. section ., town So, range 2 weS'.
containing 40 acres more or less, the south E.
of n. L. ! section 8, town 50, range 2 W..
containing 10 acres.
Lot No. /. y. w. Of section 6. town 81.
range 3 w. containing go acres. and W. n
E. or. section 6, town So range 2 w, contain
ing go 1900 acres. and shall proceed to sell
the same to the highest Observation-Disclosures
before the Court House door in the town Of
Bowling Green. on Monday the 9Th day OF
March. l84l, between the hours of 9 and 5
O'Clock of said day and during the term Of
the Pike Circuit Court, to satisfy said ezecu-
ton and costs.
WA. PENIX. Sheriff of &c.
, 1841-02-13
~ENECETOR,S NOTICE.

4 IL rcr>oas interested. are hereby noti-
- fed. t,at the undersigned, has obtain
81 ff"m tic Clerk Of the Pike county
ca.rf. letters documentary on the estate at
VIM. Stephenson deceased, bearing date the
lO'h Of Nov. 1910.
Al NrrsonS, therefore. who have any claiss
against the estate Of said deceased. are re-
quired 10 exhibit the same duly authentica-
ted .or allowance, within one wear from the
date of said letters, or they may DO p~reclu>
Lcd from having any benefit of said estate.
and if such CLAIMS are not presented within
three years they will he forever barred.
JOHN JOHNSON. Executor,
Feb. G-3t.
, 1841-02-13
ASHLEY FEMALE SEMINARY.

Tg1!!!$ Institution VII n-aIu be opened the fr,t day
4 OF N.rch next, by Mr-- LavIns Stoddard for 4
terms Of five mouth.
The course Of ir.trrrtion will he "a follows, viz:
Spelling. Er't:u-, Writing ani Arithmetic, $500
Grr-HlNv, Ersli-h Grammar aud Rhetoric, $500
Nrci,ut AID Modern I~Ii-tury inclusive.
fi"r :, wing and Omaa.r1tai NccIic work, $3.50
>tric: at.crton Will be raii to the moral as well
4 the intrl!rctua! improvement OF Tie pupil. entrust-
81 IL her rdrr.
Thl-r Who any VIII To r1trcui,e thu. School will
please Commence with the Session.
February. ct. ~ W. COREER Agent.
f~- To thnse whr. mny with 20 ct boarding in
Ashley. | will s,y. eau ha," Il in nv fIiniiy, where
thcY will he nj all tine. IL re care IT Mrs. CoIker
su1 Hi-- So li-;i. n. W. {.
, 1841-02-13
EtTssriS sn0W

's'IlE Sun>rriisrr in'end< TO keep during
: tn" rr.v"n' vcar IT Payaesv,l!e. Bow
ling Green, C!t:.<.r.". am Jlhn McCune's,
>cycu nile, n.f.1"t Bowling Green. 4 large
a,>"r,nrnt If TiOUGHS e: all patterns
u>rd ~ iAr 'aru:rr If tvs country. lie will
also keep constantly IN hand. al his shop in
P.tnr>,i!r. Il uus Der Of ready made WAC
ONS ri lie best qul!ry. The Farmers OF
rI,IS AMI 'hc ati,'muC counties are invited to
call II TIE above named places before they
purchase elsewhere. rs h" is satisfied thew
VII hr pleased both a. Ia the price. quality
and description Of the abnrr articles.
Feb O.. JAMES c. DUNAII.
, 1841-02-13
SUERlFF-S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority Of a writ OF
execution. issued from the Clerks Office
of the Pike Circuit, to me directed, in !avor
Of Martha Schooler and against James w.
Booth defendant, | have levied upon and
seized all the right, title. interest and claim OF
the said defendant. in and to the following
described real estate, to wit: lots numbered
4G, 40 and so, in the town Of ClarksvLle-
with the Improvements thcreOn; and shall
proceed 10 sell the same to the highest bid
der at public auction, for ready money, be-
fore the Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green, during the term OF the Pike
Circuit Court, on Wednesday the 10th day
of March next, between Tie hours OF nine
and five O'Clock Of said day 10 satisfy SAID
execution and costs. WA
Feb. 1876. Sheriff ~.
, 1841-02-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persons Interested. nre hereby notified, that
IA tie undersigned. have ATTAINED from 'h" Clerk
OF the Lincoln county court. letters irsihm"ntarh on
the estate of SamnrI Baird, deceased, bearing date
the 18th Jan. ISL.
All PERSONS. thrTrfnTr. VIA" have any claims against
the estate of said deceased. are 'equiIed 10 exhibit
the same duly authenticated for allowance, within
one year from the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit OF said e.
tate, and il such claims are not rresented within
three yea-s they will he forever barred
WILLIAM RAIRD, g.
Ian. 33-3t. JAMES BAIRD.
, 1841-02-13
~SIIERIF'F''S SALE.

Ely authority OF Sundry executions. issued
~ from the Clerks office. Of the Pike Cir
cult Court, in favor of sundry plaintiffs ami
against Samuel Kcan. defendant. | have Ic-
We'd upon and seized I'LL the right, title. intc-
rest and claim of the said kcan, in and to
the following described real estate, lying in
said county Of Pike. 10 wit: lot No. l.. y.
w. section (7l township fifty four (5l) range
two. o. west, containing so acres. the east
half of the south east quarter of section tilir-
~ty-live $50 township iiity-five, (55) range 3
west. containing eighty acres more or less:
block siXty-two. (62) according To the COM
missionerS plan Of the town of Louisiana.
aud the \. T.. quarter of section %. town.
ship 81. range > west, and shall proceed To
sell the same ut pubic auction. to the highest
bidder for ready money. before the Court
House door in the town of Bowling Green
during the term OF the said Circiiit Court on
Wednesday the 10Th day Of March next. be-
tween the hours of nine and five O'Clock Of
said day, to satisfy said executions and costs.
WM. PENIX.
Feb. - St. Sheriff of 7. c.
, 1841-02-13
SUERIFF'S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority OF a writ OF
IL execution issued iro:n lie Clerks Office
of the Pike Circuit Court in favor Of William
c. Prewet and against James w. Booth,
Thomas Booth and Thomas Mcqueen, de-
PENDANTS, and to ne directed have levied
and seized upon all the right, title. interest
and claim Of the said Thomas Booth in and
to the following described real estate wing
in said county Of Pike, TO wit: part Of Sat-
gran, survey Nc. 1909, in township So,
rangr one east. Containing 65 acres, more or
les, being the same on which the said Booth
resides, near the town Of GAINESVILLE; also,
lot No. 65, in tie owl Of Clarksvilie, with
the improvements thereon. and shall expose
the : Ire 10 public sale to the highest bidder
!or ready moHry before the Court House
door in the town of Bowling Green, during
tie term of the said Circuit Court. on We'd
rcsday TIE 9th day Of March next. between
the hours of nine and five o'clock Of said day
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
WM. PENIX,
Feb. i3-3 81. Sheriff OFF. C.