The Pittsfield Sun from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 1

I rUIM.ISHKl 11V PII1XKIIAS AI.I.RX. gl 50 PER IN AllVASCE. I'iUsiiiAtV, TvuvsCLiyv iSluy 0, 182 V. Yo. XXIV.

lCL3o liixlii UimiesWc Avuts. I LKXOX CASH STORE. THE RIVUI.ET. The subscribers having entered into Coiartncrthii, i under the Jinn of Tront the lialtimore American. SElHSWVeK.

it COOK, I The following song, bv Mr. Charles bryne, of this and taken the Store lately occupied bv Jmts SMiiiwick, city, obtained the lirstjif three prizes offered by the aie this day receiving from clsewheic, Editor of the New-York Shamrock to the author of ih assortment ol the best song for the celebration of the present fes- DnJ Goods, Groceries Crockery itival of St. Patrick. Hard- I Fare, tec. Cc.

Air Burns' Farewell. whicii they offer for Cush, or most kinds of. country Oh! who that has not wanderd far produce, as luiar as Can be had at any other Store in the County. i JuflN SEDGWICK, From where he first drew vital air. Can tell how bright the visions are YOLNEY COOK.

Lenox, Apil CO, 1321 3Itf uslca Instruments, IUE utcriber gives notice, that fie lias lately re-ceivcd from New Ynrk, addition. I supply of Ml'SIhAL INSTIILMENTS. of Various kin. Is, with tet of THINGS, RrKDv, MlMIIU, B.HIKS. lc- which Ie will sell -t ineT.Vi 1.

k- ice. at )iii MUSIO a lew Tods west of the ELM in tli'ts Vdl gc CllOUlK GROCERIES, viz Tea, Molasses, rs Spirits, Box tsins, Fepper, Spice, (linger, To.scco, St.utr. Mackerel, Bar Soap, anj of good quality ryj, a small assortment of DRY GOODS, vhich i quantity of Sewing Silk, of various Colouis, of the first quality A'ga, II AUD-W AUK and many fancy and useful ur. ticln. too numerous to detail likewise.

Urge and sm dl Window Glass, Iaints, Varnish. anJ Measures as usual. Glass Cut on short notice, ami all favors thankfully received. A few BI'ILDIXGS and BUILDING LOTS for sde. some in the centre of this YiiUg-.

and some a small distance therefrom ABNER STEVENS. Piltsfirld, Ap'il 1824 2Stf L0'IIS (J ALLKX ftave j-ist unboxed, and now oiler for sale, a fresh supply ot Fashionable IFinter Goods Crockery. Glaus, Hard If arc, and Groceries all the various articles of which cannot, at this time, be idmtified. For further information, lease give ns a 1H1'. WF.sri.HN C.O.NIHY.

Some idea of impoitttit which the Grand Canal ut N. York, will have upon the run dition of a laige portion of the Western States, may he derived from the following extract from the N'ew-ofk Statesman of the 15th ult. Erie Canal. VVc learn bv a conversation with au intelligent gentleman from the Western part of thii State, that the Grand Canal in that quarter has operated in a way which no one to our know ledge ever anticipated. It lias had the fleet to increase to ti very great extent the title of emigration from New-Yotk to Ohio, Michigan, and the other north-western states, as well as to Upper Canada.

From some towns bordering on the Canal, and which might therefore be expected to reap the most signal advantages from that great work, we. understand that not less than one hundred inhabitants have emigrated within the last year, in consequence of which there lias been ati actual depreciation of real estate, it, stead of a rise, as might hate been anticipated. T'his fact admits of a cry easy explanation. The canal opens a ready market for produce to the immense and fertile regions bordering on the lakes, W. and N.

W. of N. York. It has had a tendency ta equalize the price of articles in all those states and tertitm its. The transportation of wheat and other agric ultural products from Ohio or Michigan is hut a trifle more, than from the western connut of tins state, while the present price cf land, equal in quality, is at least 50 per cent.

less. Adventurers aru therefore selling their farms. in N. York, and making purchases in new countries, where lands aro cheap. These causes will continue to operate for time, and the tide of population will set west, until the influx shall have equalized the price of real estate in all those regions.

As emigrants will pour' iu from other parts of the United htates, it will probably not require many years to fill up those countries, when emigrations from New-York will cease. We are told that the increase ot population in Michigan territory, and in the northern counties of is altogether unprecedented. People arc resort Dec 10, 1823. call (Mi WHITWELLS tmivv lOU Itmises, Sprains, RhemuHthni, 1- Mildness of the Ntck or Joinls, hilhlains. Chop, ped Minds, Stings of inserts, Vegetable I'oisons, Recommended by Samuel Mitchell, M.

I) I), I the eiiv of New ork. in esses of external injury. he following cxtrscis from recent letters will serve to the estimation in which thia artiee is held ron hs. Uucutd i ftvns, dated JlaUimw'e' February 24. 1823.

from the reports we have received with regard to vour Opodeldoc, we. think it may he considered an in. valuable acquisition the Medic. t'i orn J. V.

Jluigyht, luted AVai-1 Vn 6, pm, i23 1 Please send from one to five groce of our Opodeldoc it begins to be in great demand. J-com Itcook's SJ bhot trtl suing ce, IGuyifs. Send us a good supply of your Opodeldoc as we have repeated orders for it from fhuirts Clai b. deled lentil nq-ton, Vt. Aprit 1823.

Send some of jiiiir Opodeldoc as soon as- possinle, it is in great demand.1 Fnnn Sylvester (iov, dated tall, il 1823. Please send 3 or 4 doz. more of' )our Valuable and That still surround our fancy there And it is sweet, round niemrvs throne. When time anti distance gild the way'. To cite the seem that long have flown.

And iew them oer on Fatricks day. Tho distant from our i.a.ive shore, And bound by fortunes stern decree, To tread our native soil no more Still, Friti we must think on thee. Is there a heart of Irish mould That does not own the magic sway Which prompts the genrous patriots soul To celebrate our Patrick's day? No nation eer, at freedoms shrine, lias sacrificed so rich as we; Our blood has flowd in every clime That raisd the shout of liberty. But ah will freedom never smile. Nor shed one bright and cheering ray To light our own dear native Isle, And cher our hopes on 1atricks day Yes, F.riti, raise thy drooping brow, And wreath it.

with thy shamrock green I Go tell thy proud and haughty foe, That shes no longer Oceans Queen. Columbia's banner floats on high, Her eagle seizes on his prey Then Fain wipe thy tearful eye. And raise thy hopes on latricks day. Thy gallant sons have nobly bought Columbia's gratitude for thee-; In freedoms cause theyve bravely fought, Anil shed their blood for liberty. Then strike the harp, and fill the bowl.

Let tyrants grumble as they may. The toast well drink is Albions fall, And Kl ins joy on Patrick's day. AUAHEMN. THIS SEMINARY, organized with a view to a per nunent, regular, and effectual course of instruction, is placed under the superintendence of Trustees, who will faithfully attend to the accommodation, gov eminent, and moralsof all students sent to the institution The Academy is continued tinder the care of Mr I1F.NUY STRONG, hose qualifications are too well known to need recommendation. The branches taught are the Greek, 1-itin.

and French Languages ing thither in swarms. Heading. Writing, English Grammar, History, Ulieto ric, fzigic. Composition. Giography and the drawing jppro'cd Opodeldoc of Arithmetic, Hook-Ktepiug.

Algebra, Geom Jams Dimince, oi tuml, Api! 1823. etiy. Trigonometry, Surveying. ivigation. i he 1 Kmhrocation gains daily (as it becomes known) an I Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, I 111 Pubhc estimation, Young gentlemen from abroad who wish, can boml ki.m f1" mu mion, dated Ultineheck', A 1823.

with the Preceptor. The price of Hoard and Washing Finding Sour Opodeldoc f.r belter than any I ever before used or sold, you will please send one groce. From hr. H'm Pitkin ochrstrr, I am so well persuaded fiom tire genera! approbation fit your Opodehioc, the sales will be extensive, therefore send tfce a 1 supply Front hr. Fvincc, dated ll'ateroo.

A. F. Your Embrocitioti meets a ready sale, If ifc. i trial be ti en at the sunn- ace will not exceed gl 5d per wc-k Tuition from g2 50 to, 4 5 the Quarter. The first Quitter commences hc fust ednesday in A pH! the second, the first Ihdnesde.y in Juy the third, the second lled ieshy in (Jct'thrv and the fourth, the last If ednrtdiiy in December, he A a i a Exui-BITI01 tile third 'll ednt sdu iif St ptemb THOMAS GOLD, II HUHHVUD.

It tv. It IEE AVM GDEEISIEII, yVnnhes. I) COLT, DOUUVNCE, J. ALLEN, 21. April 23 1824 32rf liENOX, K.UVa.MY.

IE Summer Term will commence on the 12ihol -May next. 8w33 lxnox. AH' It'h, 1824. Similar letters from Philadelphia, HarM'rd, AVorces- I ter, Keene, Relfhst, and many other plates have received. 3 Attested certificates from the most respectable imli-! 7b the veidore and heirs at lati of Fa Mr El.

Porter, viduals as to tin efficacy of this composi'inn, in c.ise late of II ilhamstoven, in said County, where Steers Opodeldoc had been used to no eflct, i Utd all (filters inlereslid in said estate. are sufficient to fill a column a paper. Gheetisg. As this article alfords but sm.dl pre fit to the Iropri- "IirlIF.R FAS Daniel Noldfc, Esq. has presented etor, it is only from an extensive demand any re mu-i the subsciibeiv-Judge of Probate of iteration can be expected The p-incipul traders, iis, for the said County, for allowance, his thtri fore, in every tow in the are re- fn st of Administration' on the estate of said quested to ca I and receive supply, other lor Cash, tivtertStd.

You an, therefore, f.eteby cited to ap-Credit, or on Com, mss, on. me.t a Court of Proliate, to be hold en in amidor naid County, on the Wetlnes- (Jj-klF. O.V YOU ft (Ur.illh ft) this from at Lenox This fact proves, that the Erie Canal is more national in its character than probably any one anticipated. Great as are the benefits which the wholo state will derive fiom it by tolls and by finding a market for its merchandise in the west, and the interior counties a more ready sale of its agricultural and manufacturing products, it is undoubtedly' true, that for a time other states will reap greater advan tages from the canal, than even our Vitizens, witli ie exception. of those of the city of To the latter, the opening of tlve canal will bring aq almost unbounded accession of trade and it is a curious fact, which furnishes a striking illustration of the blindness of prejudice, that the metropolis, which was for many years the most violent ir.

its opposition to this great public work will derive the most signal benefits trum its Our citizens however already begin to feel its importance, anti to perceive to what an extent it will hereafter bo realized. i UTICA, MAY 4. The Erie Canal is now filled with-water from Albany to Brock port, a village about 20 miles west of Rochester, and boats are continually passing and repassing, laden with merchandize and the productions of the country. Packet Boats, fitted up in the most elegant manner for the accommodation of pas-sengeis, leave this fdace every morning and evening for Schenectady ami for Rochester," F'te Canal Navigation. Arrived the last week, and ,122 boats; with 10217 barrels of flour, ,126.

do salt, 480 do. provisions, '786 do ashes, 187V do lit. seed oil, 987 bushels wheat, 66 do coarse grain, 32268 gallons whiskey, 140981 feet boards and scantling, 500 do timber, 49 shingle, G000 da Staves, 59320 lbs. butter aiuhlurd, 97 tons Gypsum, 22 do furniture, 28 do merchandize, 506 bushels flax seed. 22 tons grass seed, 4J do hemp, do dried peaches.

MAY 11. Erie Cana! Navigation. Arrived the last week, 1 raft and 147 boats, with 9913 barrels flour, 60 da salt, 13 46 dw provisions, 827 do ashes, 231 do linseed nil, 4693 bushels wheat, 611 do coarse grain, 1750 do water lime, 41819 gallons whiskey, 215420 feet bo-Ads and scantling, 2750 do timber, 25 shingle, 16500 do staves, 3S103 ami lard, 403 ions gypsum. 38 do furniture, 12 do Castings, 220 do 'merchandize, 879 boxes glass, 9 tons grass seed, 5 da cheese, 16 cwt. peltry, 8 do dried peaches, 10 giu-seng, 19 bbls kelp.

vimevut vue HE first Quarter of tlie Summer Term in KIX-DKltdOOK will commence -May 12 Cmderhoi.lc Village, Ap 22d, 1824 3 33 day next after the first Tuesday of July next, at 10 oclock in the forenoon, to shew cause (if any you have) either lor or against the same. And the said Noble is ordered to serve this cRatiou on the idow and lu-iis at Law of said deceased, living and being in this County, fourteen day at least before said Court and to notify all others interested in said estate, by publishing a true copy hereof, three weeks successively, iu the Pitt fold Sun printed at Pittsfield, the first publication to be at least fourteen days previous to said Cont i. And to make due return hereof, with your doings herein. Given und: nut hand at Lenox, this J'jurth day cf Mail, A. 1).

1821. WM. P. WALK. F.ll.

Spurious mot itious of ariiclt-, riii.g envy nd jealousy are in existence, by various persons in their own names, totally dill. -rent from the original ih every respect then lore ask for ll'hit-welds Liyuid improved Opodddx," or you will Le imposed upon ifp Apply to the Boston Infirmary. boMom of Milk-strOot, opposite tin Commercial Coffee-House, sod to PHINEIIA8 ALLEN, at the Office of the Sun. Iitts field. Agent for the Proprietor, who keeps a supply constantly on hand to FR I ER I.K1GGS, .1 dams, Aho, may he had of III EL COLT, Pittsfield, that Celebrated aoj popular 77 AvmnuUc i5 ipiV' Dead-Ache and Catarrh, hl wfiich also possesses that desirable property of sensibly' stimulating the spirits, without 1 subsequent depression, or injury to the IriUsivit pawvvYv, THE Trustees of this licaiiiu ion lierebv infi-im the public, that, with aviewtoap rmancnf, regt lar, effectual course of instruction, tin1) h.vo engaged lis SEELY to continue her superiniemlcnce thvn ot.

Ier experience, reputation, and suectss ks a I -etcher, i of the first order, and has obtained, they believe, tiwiversal approbation. The Tuition Hills wiil he rea-onble, and Young Ladies from abroad can Roml with Mrs. Center, and in other good families, on moderate terms. The Summer Term will commence on MOXDAA. the lOthinst.

Miss Seely ll.teaeh Heading. Writing. Arithmetic, Needle work, English Grahimar and (e graphy, including the drawing of Maps the el ement of History, Astronomy. Hhctor.ck oral Philosophy, 8ic. five.

The Tins t-es will, leretofure, be gLd to receive young Ladies fronts nd Ihey flatter llicinseLtS, that tlie best sat-lf-CliOU Mill he givi JOSUII A LEMUEL POMEROY, PH1NKI1 AS ALLEN, JAMES I5UEL, lv 5. 1824 33 tf svstem. Man 23, WILL stand for ites'-this season-, at my stable, of a niiie a west of the Meeting House, st the I rale of Leap, the Sea-J son, and ,0 Insure with His, colt are of a I fashionable crenin or dun color they'-wtCj -tf them-1 selves, a sufficient recommendation, wiifiout further particulars. ET1I.YX JANES. H.

Fi'lsjield, May 5, 18J4. 8w33 Commonwealth of BERKSHIRE To ull ter sons interested in the estate of Daniel Sack etc, lute of Pittfrld, ui suid tit her heirs at lava, or othenvi.se, Greeting. an instrument, purporting to be the it 1 ist will and tistamcnt of the said deceased, has been presented to me, the subscriber, Juclge of the Probate of Wills, for the said County ot Berkshire, for probate, by Luke Francis, one of the. Executors named in said Will.1- You arc, therefore, hereby cited to appear before me, at a Court of Probate, to be houlen at Lenox, in 'and for said County, on the first Tuesdayqof June next, at one oclock lit the afternoon, to shew cause (if any you have) either for or against the same. And the said Luke Francis is ordered to serve this citation, by giving personal notice thereof to all persons concerned, living and being in this County, fourteen days at least previous to said Court and to notify all otht rs interested therein, bv publishing a true copy hereof, in the Pittsfield San, printed ac Pittsfield, three weeks successively, the tiist publication to be at leat fourteen days before ttlie said Court.

And to make due return hereof, with his doings herein, Given Under my hand, at Lenox, the fourth day of Man. J. D. 1824. WM.

P. WALKER. Stephen Fowler's Estate NOTICE, is hereby given, tlmt the subscriber his been duly appointed Executor of the l-l Wiil 4tid testament of TEPHEN FOW LF.R, late of Fitts field, in the County of Berkshire, deceased, ami has taken upon himself that trutt, by giving bond as the law directs. All persons having demands upon the estate of the nid Si-arm Fowlch, are requested to exhibit the mme and all persons indebted to said estate, ire called upon to make payment to JOSEPH MERRICK, T.xccutsr. nttfdJ, Man 4 lh, 1821.

ITEMS OF NEWS. The N'ationul D.br. Mr. AL'Lane, in a late debate in the House of Representatives, stated that according to the present prospect of our national finances, the national debt' will be extinguished by the year 1832. Discharging cannon by steam.

It is reported that Mr. Perkins, an American now in-London, has succeeded in apply itig the power of steam to the discharge of heavy cannon, and has constructed an apparatus capable of dischai ginglOO balls per minute. i Beaufort T. Watts, late Secretary of State of the State of. S.

Carolina, has been appointed, by the President of the U. States, with the advice and consent of the Senate, to be Secretary of I.egitioti to the Republic of Colombia, vice C. S. Todd, who declines the appointment. Nat.

Intell. On Saturday evening week, Mr. Joseph PiUsgrovc, Salem county, New-Jrrscy, was dangerously wounded, by some pet son unknown, who hi ed a horse pistol pt him through the window. Mr. was sitting at the lire reading a newspaper, with his head reclining on his hand, while his arm rested zu a small table, on one side of which his wife was sii-ting.

The whole load entered his head and fare, and his life is. by his physicians, considered in imminent danger. Theological Seminary. 'e understand from the Boston Telegraph, that it is in contemplation to establish a Bvpliat Theological Seminary at Providence, H. 1.

Commonwealth of Massachubctts. HtWVsHlkii 7o the vjidoio and heirs at lain cf Treat AIiser, lalerf Pitte eld, deceased, intestate, und all oth-tt- interesttd in said estate, GhERTINid WHEREAS John Youngs has presented to me, the subscriber. Judge of Probate of ills, for the said County, for allowance, his first account of Administration on said estate, aud also fiis private account against said estate. You are, therefore, hereby cited to apjiear before me, at.a Court cf Probate, tole holdn at Lanesborougfi, in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause (if any you have) either for or against the same. And tJic.

said John Youngs is ordered to serve this cit.atiqi6.Oii the widow and heirs at law ot Raid deceastahtli' iitg and being in this County, fourteen days at Texst before said Covirt ami to notify all othcis interested in said estate, bv publishing a true copy hereof, three tveeks successively, in the Pat fit Id Sun, printed at Pittsfield, the first publication to be at least fourteen days previous to said Court. Arid to make due le-turn hereof, with your doings herein. Given under my hand, at l.anesborough, this fourteenth day rf April- J. 4824. WILLIAM 1.

ALLLK. Benjamin Bliss's Estate NOTICE i.H litreby given, that flie subscriber has been duly appointed Executor of the Lst id and testament of BENJAMIN HLlSS, late of Cheshire, in the County of Berkshire, deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust, bv giving bond as the law' directs. All persons having demands upon the estate of the said Bksjxnin Bush, are requested to exhibit the same; amlall persons indebted to said estate, are called upon to make pay ment to JAMES MASON, lAecutor. Chchire -Man 4lht 1824 ow'j4 A 1 JFilIiani Pearse's Estate, NOTICE "is ficTeby given, that the subscriber lias been duly apoointe'd Executor Tif the last Will aiul testameii' of WILLIAM 1LARsL, lite of Iing. thde, iu the County of Berkshire, deceased, and has taken upon liimseif that trust, by giving bond as the law directs All persons having demands upon the estate of the-said Williau Pf.ahse, are requested to exhibit the s.me and all persons indebted to said estate, are called upon to make payment to.

bEI DEN FENCER, Executor. -Men 5th 1824. 24 Vi i.