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to following stopping ut fermont Bau
vettvie Carksown, Grceubush. Pnscac suierns RAMA
20 station, Monroe Works. Turner'S, Seananvile, Mon
roe Village and Chester
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Tram ercry morning, (cxcept SsndayD
leaving foot OF Abany-st at o'clock, ~ the Compa
uy's Steamboat UTICA, Captain Alexander H. schultz
Passenger Tram sDery Wednesday and Saturday AZ
o'clock FROM the foot cf Albany IN the
steamboat Utica
4 Freigh; Train erery Monday. Tuesday, Tharsday
aud FRIDAY afternoon, ri o'clock, from the foot OF
Chambers street. by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram srery morning, Except SunJayD
O'clock, arriving in Newiork by the steamboat Uu-
ga at the foot Of Albany Il
4 Passenger Tram erery Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon O'Clock, arriving New-York by the
,teamboan Utica.
4 FreigAt Tram esery Monday Tuesday, Tharsday
and FRIDAY afternoon, al O'Clock, ing III New York
10y steamboat UHlon aud Barges the foot of Chambers
For freight passage inquire thu Company's Trans
poratiou oice of Liberty and Wesstreets, and
at the various DepOts ON the line of the road
Freight will be received the foot OF Albany street.
Wednesday and Saturday, and the foot of Cham
-ers-sircst, Monday. Tuesday, aud Friday until
o'clock ?. 81 He SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If 0f the Eastern Division n. and K. x.
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Proposals Tor Timber for building the
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will bo received the Navy Agents Office, New York,
until the 5th day of December sil, agreeably to TIE
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TEAs.-Fins GunpOwder and Imperial Teas in chest.
l. and half chests For sale by
o7tf s:RIHNETI. BINTTfRN g. Co Il South 81
, 1841-03-06
SHERiI'E'S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority of 4 wit Of
l. execution issued from the Clerks office
of the Pike Circuit Court in favor OF William
c. Prewet and AGAINST James w. Bcoih-
Thomas Booth and Thomas Mcqueen, de-
PENDANTS, and TO me 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 lying
in said county of Pike. to wit: part Of Sau-
grams survey (No. 1909 in township So,
range one east, containing So acres, more or
less, being the sam on which the said Booth
resides, near the town Of GAINESVILLE; also,
lot No. G5, in the OWN of GAINESVILLE. with
the Improvements thereon. and shall expose
the same 10 public sale TO the highest bidder
for ready money before tie Court House
door in the town Of Bowling Green, during
the term of the said Circuit Court, on We'd
resdav the 10th day Of March next. between
the hours OF nine and five o'clock of said day
10 satisfy said execution and costs.
WM. PENN.
Feb. lS-3t. Sheriff OFF. c.
, 1841-03-06

it does not devolve on me to say any thing
more; and if it should be found on examina-
ton of his new propositions that the various
offices pertaining to this county have been
correctly managed, he might next Dodge the
question by asking me what the officers of
the corporation of ST. Louis city have been
doing during the last twelve months? He
manifests great anxiety to find fault; it is
then his business to search into the proper
records and if dishonesty appears, then in
form the citizens of Pike of it; point it out
in specific manner that it shall be undenia-
BILE; he was advised to this course before.
though to little purpose; but, would again
admonish him TO do what is so "reasonable"
and consistent, for he seems partial to the
word "consistency." That mode would look
better than to drag the characters of honest
and respectable men before the world on
charges not known to be true as though re-
putation was a mere plaything.
To silence the scrutInlzIng pen OF "A Tax
Payer" perhaps some of ~ officers had
better resign and procure his appointment.
| think, however. there is n disposition in his
last piece to slip out and leave me 10 hold
the bag.
"Truth is omnipotent aud public Justice certain
ANOTHER TAX PAYER.
, 1841-03-06
WIN. y Sheriff Of p.
SHERIFF''S SALE.

Virtue and authority Of a special writ
II of execution directed to the Sheriff of
Pike County, from the Clerk of the Pike
Circuit Court, in favor Of Adam Il. Cham
bers, and against Thomas L. Whitledge, |
have levied and seized upon all the right,
title, interest and claim OF the said Whitledgc,
ill and to the following described real estate,
lying in said county of Pike, 10 wit: the
north west fourth of y. w. or. section. No.
35. town No. 81. north Of range 5, west; and
shall proceed to sell the same to the highest
bidder for ready money before the Court
House door in Bowling Green, in said coun-
~. during the term of the said Circuit Court,
on Monday the 9th day Of March. 1911, be-
tween the hours Of . and O'Clock Of said
day. 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
WIN. PENN.
Feb. l3-3t. Sheriff of 7. C..
, 1841-03-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority Of 4 writ OF
Il execution, issued from the Clerks Office
of the Pike Circuit, TO me directed, in .avOT
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. 10 and 80, in the town OF ClarksvIile-
with the improvements thereon; 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 tie town Of
Bowling Green, during the term Of tic 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. WIN. PENN.
Feb. 1876. Sheriff &c
, 1841-03-06
SUERIFF'S SALE,

IN Virtue and by authority of 4 writ OF
4 execution issued from the Clerks office OF
the Pike Circuit Court. in favor Of ErSkine,
Gore & Ridcway. plaintiffs, against Benja-
min Stoncr defendant, and 20 me directed, |
have levied upon and seized all the right, t.
tie. interest, and claim of the said Stoner, in
and to the following described real estate. TO
wit: part of lot 90. in the town of Ashley.
commencing on Fulton street, and running
f.. So #. front. by GO feet back and adjoining
T.. Odcn'S lot. Also. S. T.. half of lot No.
30. in said town. running $50 #. front by
90 back excepting IS feet square i'll y. w.
coruer.) and shall expose the same to sale to
the highest bidder for ready money at the
Court House door in the town of Bowling
Green, during the term of the said Circuit
Court. on Monday the 8thday of March next,
between the hours OF nine and five O'Clock of
sud day. 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
WN. PENN. Sheriff OF i. c..
, 1841-03-06
SUERIFF'S SALE.

IN Virtue and by authority Of 4 writ OF
Il execution issued from the Office OF the
clerk of the Pike Circuit Court, and TO me
directed, in favor of J. b. Il NJ. Camden &
Co., and against Joseph S. Dismukes and Jo-
seph Dismukes, | have levied and seized up
oil all the right, title. interest and claim of
the said Joseph Dismukes, 10 the following
described real estate, TO wit: the y. f.. of
n. f. Or. section 0, town 50, range . west.
containing 40 acres more or less. the south T..
! of n. T.. 3! section Q, town 50. range 2 W,
containing 40 acres.
Lot No. |. y. w. OF section 6. town %.
range . w. containing so acres, and w. y
f. or. section C. town 81 range W, contain
ing so 1900 acres. and shall proceed TO sell
the same to the highest bidderforre money
before the Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green, on Monday the 9th day Of
March, 184l. between the hours of 9 and 5
o'clock of said day and during the term of
the Pike Circuit Court. TO satisfy said exccu-
ton and costs.
WIN. PENN. Sheriff Of p C..
, 1841-03-06

called the waste Of the Democratic Admin.
istrations, and the proposed economical ex-
penditures Of that which is to succeed
The extravaganza of the Jackson and Van
Buren, Administrations consisted in clearing
out the savages from vast regions within the
confines of the Union, and opening up to
civilization space Of rich territory, capable
of maintaining 4 population equal 10 that OF
all the United States at the present moment.
Indian wars-removal of l~ndians-lndian
annuities. have been the object Of the extra
appropriations of the public spirited party
vet in power. Distribution to pay British
interest on State debts-to pay companies
of spectators for spolIations committed by
the French Government, when warning on
the country and its m during the
last century--to provide banking corpora
tons with the desposites of the peoples
money. 10 enable them to levy new taxes on
them for private emolument, are the objects
to which Federalism will apply the public
treasure.-[Globe.
, 1841-03-06
ASHLEY FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNillS institution will again be opened the first day
IL Of N.Tch next, BY Miss Layina Stoddard for a
term Of five months.
The course of instruction wilt be as follows, viz:
Spelling, Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic, $500
English Grammar and Rhetoric, $500
Ancient and Modern History inclusive.
Fine Sewing and Ornamental Needle Work, S1,5o
Strict attention will Re raid TO the moral rs well
a tie Intellectual mprOv emcn; OF the pupils entrust-
ed TO her care.
Those who may wish To Patronize this School will
please commence with the Session.
February, 6-4t. n. ". CORKER, Agent.
O. To those who may wish to get boarding in
Ashley, | will say, can have il in nv fIEily, where
they will be at all times in tie care of Mrs. Corker
and Miss S.oilarl. ii. w. G..
, 1841-03-06
FOR THE

Mn. BUcKYER-The Journal of the 13tr
inst, contains the reply Of "a Tax Payer"
to mine in answer to his Of 28th November
last. 1t g%ratlfies me much that he could
think me pleasant, so much so as to be '.play-
full" but in his last he tries to be funny-he
is SO witty too, that he " lately did and
lately didn't' answer my communication to
which he pretended. See his e~loquence, sir!
he has thrown the sublimity Of Burke CON-
pletely in the shade! the pen of that writor
should contribute TO the pages Of some devo-
ted Literary Periodical!
Now, sir, in my humble efforts the object
is to be plain, unsophisticated and consistent
throughout, so that the honest farmer or even
a ~school-boy can understand every word and
sentence.
He began as though he intended to answer
my communication, but does not 60 far until
he pushes the subject off by introducing ne,o
propositions of which nothing had been said.
Notwithstanding all this, he urges me not to
"dodge the question:" really, if were to
dodge he might hit me, but by keeping my
position as heretofore, shall remain un-
touched. "a Tax Payer" reminds me Of
the little boys answer to a gentleman who
endured where his father lived:
Gentleman. Where does your father live!
Boy. Do you know where Mr.. Raw llvess
G.. Yes.
B. Well, he don't live there.
As the subject upon which ] wrote has
been given up or dodged, by"A Tax Payer,
, 1841-03-06
MANY DEMOCRATS.
DIED,

At the residence of Mr.. Lewis Tracy, in New
London, No. on the 9th inst -, STEPHEN W AL
FORD, aged 25 years, son Of Genl. Peyton Afford,
late of Gerard County, Ky. The deceased was a
young man Of most exemplary habits and moral cha
racter, which with his mild and unassuming manner,
had secured him the esteem and confidence of n large
circle OF friends and acquaintance During his
short but very severe illness, he bore his sufferings
with great patience, and met his end with Christian
~fortitude and in full confidence of Il blessed immor-
tally for
''virtue is bold and goodness never fcarfulr
, 1841-03-06
FARMERS kHOY!

TIIE Subscriber intends to keep during
Il the present year at paynesvile. Bowling
Green. ClarksyilIc, New Hope, and John Nc
Cunc's. seven miles north Of Bowling Green,a
large assortment of PLOUGIIS of all sizes.
used by the 'armer OF this country. lie will
also keep constantly On hand. al his shop in
ParnesviIlc. a number Of ready made WAC
ONS of the best quality. The Farmers of
this and the adjoining counties are invited 10
call NJ the above named places before they
purchase elsewhere. as he is satisfied they
will he pleased both as TO the price. quality
and description Of the above articles.<
Feb Ct. JAMES c. DUVALL.
, 1841-03-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NoTlCE is ! hereby given that the undersigned
II has taken out letters of Administration on the
estate of Nelly Johnson, dec. late Nelly seely, from the
Rails County Court, bearing date the LIST. Feb. ls4l:
All persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date OF said letters, or they may be
p~recluded from having any benefit of said estate, and
if such claims are not presented within three gears
they will be forever barred.
ABRAHAM SEELY, Admir-.
Feb. Goth ls4l-3t.
, 1841-03-06
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

A Ii persons Interested. are hereby noti-
IA fled. that the undersigned. has obtain
ed from the Clerk OF the Pike county
court. letters Documentary ON the estate OF
VIM. Stephenson deceased, bearing date the
lOh of Nov. 1870.
II! persons. therefore, who have any claims
against the estate oI SAID deceased. are re-
quired 10 exhibit the same duly authentica-
ted for allowance, within one year from tie
dat" OF said letters, or they may be preclu-
ded from having any benefit Of said estate.
and if such claims are no; presented within
three years they will be forever barred.
JOHN JOHNSON, Executor.
Feb. G--St.
, 1841-03-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
! ' has taken out letters of administration on thr
estate OF Tilman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Cont, OF Rails Co. bearing date Dec. lith, 1910: all
therefore, who have any claims against the
estate OF said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within orr
year from the date ofssid letters, or they may be
p%reclGded fmm having any benefit of said estate, and
if ,uch claimsar not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
ELI2AEETIi WEAVER, Niministf'x.
I4u. @. lSII-@t.
, 1841-03-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

eY authority of Sundry executions, issued
- from the Clerks office, of the Pike Cir
cult Court. in favor of sundry plaintiffs and
against Samuel kcan. defendant. | have lc-
We'd upon and seized all 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. |. ".
w. section (0 township fifty four (54) range
two. (2) west, containing so acres. the cast
half of the south east quarter of section thir-
ty-fivc $50 township fifty-fve, go range 3
west, containing eighty acres more or less:
block sixty-two, (62) according to the com-
missioners plan Of the town of Louisiana,
and the n. L. quarter of section -, town
ship 81, range . west, and shall proceed to
sell the same at public 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 Circuit 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. PENN,
Feb. l3-jt. Sheriff "i J.. &.
, 1841-03-06

A priest who had received four hundred
dollars. was. by another society, offered SIX
hundred and fifty. 1t was presented as a
call to the regular authority, acknowledged
as such by them, and he of course regularly
dismissed, and in due time indicted INTO his
office. In bidding his pc 'rie a pr"viSIonary
farewell. he addressed a poor but shrewd
black. who was 4 member OF his church:
well, Jack. have to leave YOU
'Ah! how so?
why. Jack. the Lord has called me to
preach the Gospel in another place
How much do you get herer inquired the
negro.
-Four hundred dollars
'And how much will you receive thereF
SIX hundred and fifty.'
SWELL. well. if the Lord cali so load as two
hundred and fifty dollars. l 'spose you have
to hear him.
, 1841-03-06

PUTTING H BEST Foor FIRsr.-Dr. J.
was one OF the most able, talented, and &c.
centric surgeons Of the last century. His
practice embraced a large circuit, and his
fame extended to every part of the State
me Doctor was one morning sitting in his
once, porIng over some medical work fresh
from the mother country, via Boston, when a
loud rap at the door aroused him:
Come IN, said the Doctor, and an old lady
hoooied into the apartment, who seemed the
very embodiment of dirt and negligence.
Doctor, I've a desperate sore foot.
Let me see it.
The old crone proceeded TO diveSt her I'M
Outstanding Of the apology for a hose with
which 1t was covered, and displayed to the
astonlshed Doctor a foot-and such a foot!
My God! exclaimed the Doctor, throwing
up both hands in amazement-what 4 dirty
foot.
La, Doctor! you needn't be in such a
wondermenta boutit-there's dirtier feet than
that in the world Use warrant-aye, and a
dIrtler foot than that in your own house, as
proud young ladies as your daughters are
for a that, and the old bag chuckled forth her
pleasure al the Dr's astonishment.
Woman if you can find a dirtier foot than
that in my house. I'll give you a guinea, and
cure your foot for nothing.
Pom honor. cried the beldame.
Pom honor. said the Doctor.
The old woman stripped off the other
stocking, and displayed a foot that beggared
all description. grinned in the face Of the as
tonished Doctor, exclaiming Give me the
guinea! knowed it! | wash'd tother fore
| come herei
, 1841-03-06

TIE Ohice-HoLDERs.-A Washington cor.
respondent of the N. Y. Commercial says:
81 have been quite struck, since coming
TO this city the present winter, at finding
the o~ficer-holders in the Departments all
Wings; and this | find. too. without introdu.
cling the subject myself. am very cautious
about introducing politics in conversation
with them. lest / wound their loyal Admin
i%stration feelings. But TO my surprise. the
first thing | know. they introduce the subject
themselves. and give the expiring Admins
tration a thorough berating for IFS wicked
course, at the same time expressing the most
patriotic hopes that a season of prosperity is
about to draw on the land-under the auSpi.
ces of the gallant Harrison"
, 1841-03-06

A man who was apparently more Of a
wit than 4 mailman, but vino notwithstand-
ing was confined to a mad house, being ask
ed how he came there, answered: Merely a
dispute of words; | said that all men were
mad, and all men said that ! was mad, and
the majority carried the poini."
, 1841-03-06

An OYSTER FmED.-The following an
nouncement Of a marriage at Chambersburg,
Pa, appears in the Telegraph and Advert
ser Of that place. on the 4th instant.
married. on Thursday evening, the 3lst
ult. by the Rev. ]. Bowen, Mr.. Alonzo Fry.
to Miss Susan Oyster, all Of that place."
, 1841-03-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICEishcreby given that the undersigned has
II taken out letters Of Administrator on the eS-
tate Of Levi. Edwards, deed, from the Clerk of the
County Court, of Warren County--hcaring date the
Goth of February, A. d.. l-Il: all persons, therefore
who have any claim. against the estate of said deceased
are required to exhibit the same duly authenticated 10
allowance, within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
fl of said estate, and If such claims are not present
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
THOMAS LEIPER, .id'm.
March G., lS3I -3t.
, 1841-03-06

qank paper to pay with, and that n Bankrupt
Law ought to be Immediately passed setting
ASIDE all tormer contracts, and, by the mere
taking OF an oath, absolving you from all
former obligations.
rs. Should any one doubt your word
alter dong all this, get into a tremendous
passion, declare yourself to be the most hon.
est man alive, and retire in high dudgeon.
Onondaga Standard
, 1841-03-06
SUERIFE''S SALE.
Sheriff of +. c.

DY Virtue and authority of an execution
II issued from the Clerks Office of the Pike
Circuit in favor of Uricl Griffith plaintiff, and
against Thomas Booth. and William SimOndS
defendants. have levied upon and seized all
the right. title. interest and claim Of the
said defendants in and to the following dcS-
cribed real estate lying in said County OF
Pike. to wit: the south east frt. or. OF section
eight. (8) township iitiv-thrce. (j3) range one.
~ east. containing one hundred and twenty
eight I23) acres more or less. the east halt
of the south west quarter. and west h0lf OF
the south west quarter of the same section.
township and range. each containing eighty
acres. the east half OF the south cast quarter
of section seven. y township fifty three (55)
range one east. containing eighty 900 acres.
the north east fractional quarter of section
seven a. township fifty three. (j3) range one
east. containing one hundred and fifty eight
IjG) acres. the north west fractional quarter
of section eight. (G) township fifty three. l53J
range one east. and one undivided half of
two undivided third parts of fractional sec
ton No. one in township No. fifty three. $50
in range one east. containing three hundred
and Sixty-Six $500 acres and 4 fraction more
or less. and alSopart oi SuGrams survey. No..
l7O9.In township 50. range | east, containing
IS acres more or less on which the SAID Thorn
as Booths dwelling is situate. and lot No. G5.
in the town of GAINESVILLE. and shall expose
the same to public sale to the highest bidder
for ready money at the Court House door in
the town of Bowling Green. during the term
of the Pike Circuit court on Wednesday the
10th of March next. between the hours Of
nine and five O'Clock Of said day to satisfy
said executions and costs.
WM pENJX Sfor;,T, A.
, 1841-03-06

Pa said a little white haired urchin as he
was eyeing some bank notes his father was
counting, why do they put the picture OF
bank billsr
81 don't know. my son.
'Wel | do, pa; I've just found out. lis
because they have to suffer more than other
people when the bank falls
, 1841-03-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Warren county, letters Of Administrator
upon the Estate Of John Tice, deceased, bearing
date the 9th day of February, ls4l- All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate, are requested to exhib,
it them in one year from the date of said letters for
allowance, or they may be p~rccluded from any benefit
of said estate; and il such claims are not presented
within three yenrs from the date of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
AMANDA NJ. I. TICE, Adminisu'x
DUGLASS WYATT, Admir-.
March 6--3t.
, 1841-03-06

A meeting of the Democratic party of
Pike County, will be held at Bowling Green
on Monday the first day Of the March Cir
cult Court. for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for the County Court Clerkship al
the election in August next. A full attend
ance is desired by