The Pittsfield Sun from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 3

FIFTY YEARS The Gatherer. Aoo. York Market, Dee. 17. Floor is very Tweaaty-aeeTenth Coagrnssi Tbs Joint Conitt appointed to wmit the Robcbt B.

TnoaLaa, the author of that goad old farmer's companion, The Farmer's Prewdrat, and mfona kiss of the orgaaixatMA baa regularly furnished his annual manual for the heavy. There are sellers of Genesee at to 25, but no buyers. Michigan at 98, no sales. Southern Corn Otic, for old, and 62 to 04c for both Wmacaca, was composed of Messrs. Bayard and Bon of the Senate, and Moan.

Win, Bnggs and Clifford of the House. farmer for fifty year post. Ha thi bw patrons in his Abnanae for 1843 Firrr teas aoo It ia just 80 year, friend and patrons, old and new we know not which are the most numerous or the moat Id Um Heeas, so Tuesday, Mr. Jacob Reseoaenlauve from Masasaappi, waa ansjoun- If oticc. The subscriber would inform those he supplies with papers that another year is near its close, and of eouras the day of settlement draweta nigh.

It is absolutely necessary that those persons who are indebted to him for papers, should make immediate payment, thai he may be enabled to pay the Printers. And bs would say to those who have been in the habit of paying for their papers with promises, that they will find their names pub. liahed in the Black List, aa Newt Sponger; after the first of January, unless something more sub. stantial is forthcoming. For 1849 he will deliver the Sum for $3 25 in advance or, if not paid before the end of the first quarter, $3 75 will invariably be charged.

HOSE A ALLEN, Jr. Lee, Dee. 16, 1841. eed, awora in, and took baa seat. kind vnu who have poo hand in band with NEW BOOKS.

THE CONNECTION bctween TASTE MORALS, two Lectures, by President Hopkins. SPARK'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, 9 vols FAMILIAR DIALOGUES AND POPULAR DISCUSSIONS, tor exhibitions in Sebools and Academies of either sex, by Wm. B. Fowle. STORIES TO TEACH ME TO THINK by T.

D. P. Stone. GRANDFATHER'S CHAIR, a History for Youth, by Hawthorne, 3d edition. CHORAZIN or an appeal to the child of many prayera, on question concerning the great saX vation, by Rev.

D. E. Ford. DECAPOLIS or the individual obligation of Christians to save souls from death, an essay by Rev. D.

E. Ford. Just received and for sale, by P. ALLEN SON. After tha laadinf of the President's Mi 1111,1, Mr.

Wise saneed Ulat 10,000 extra ooptaa be BrinU a for half a century, or you who have known us but a few short summers it is just 50 years since we started our unpretending, but, as we trust, useful annual. Fitly years Ilia "a NEW GOODS. WILLIS'S HAVE oa hand and are daily receiving the BEST ASSORTMENT and GREAT. EST VARIETY OF GOODS ever brought to this market in one season, which they offer to the public at lower prices and leas profit than they can be afforded by any Merchants who have commenced trading here within site tears. Among their supply may be found, of DRY GOODS, a good assoKTsmsT or Merinos, Circassians, Lindseys, Casssmerea, Bread Cloths, Satinetts English, French and Aawr.

ican Prints Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirt ngs Tickings Blsek and Blue Black and Colored Silks and Velvets; Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Carpeting, Paper Hangings, Feathers, a variety of Fancy Goods, and other articles usually kept in a Dry Mania allure. C. T. FEII wiu. axcxrrx raou bostos this wiu 1 rSflaTat Yds.

ENGLISH et. FRENCH AmonToT MOUSLI.N DE LANES-11 Irk II 1 wiU foun B'ck. Blue aides a irZLt, Mourning, be. terel of the WlJ1 nd hene P.t- Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, sees as Black and Blue Black Alpsac Princess Cloth Ladies Camlet English and French Merino Rich Eolcones Black and Blue Black Alanine 1 Rich Black and Blue Black Silks Aa assortment of Fancy do. Figur'd and Chenc Ground do.

Also, a large assortment of Itroadrloths, 'alntere a4 t-InetM. Shall constantly keep on hand a handsome assortment of Carpeting, Rugs, Ac. Pittsfield, Sept. 29, 1841. 41tf ed.

Mr. fiaaasnn Mason, af Ohio, moved to a- mend tha Resoiataosi by printing srith it an Appendix or Document which be amid accompanied life by itself In that time how many millions, who were, half a century ago, living, hreath'ng and moving', full of hope, of young life, of energy and of vigor, have gone down to the silent grave! In that time, what count. the copy on hi deak. Mr. Waw denied that aaj thing accompanied the mitten saiossge, and appealed to the Clerk.

Mr. Mam amid that en the back of the ana be held in bia band ma an ad. vertisrpjcnt or prospectus for aba less million of the human race hare been call ed to sleep the sleep which know no wak ing!" Fifty years ago, and cities now full of thou. sands of souls, were the hunting-ground of the Indian, and covered only by the forest or swamp. Fifty years ago, and the city of N.

China and Crockery War, ork contained but about 330)01) inhabitant Berkshire Bible Sex-let)-. Thi Society will hold its Anniversary at Len. ox (Court House) on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1843, at 1 1 M. The Rev.

Mr. Bingham of the Sandwich Islands, and some two or three oth. er gentlemen, are expected to address the meeting. As the Bible cause needs to receive a fresh impulse in this County, it is earnestly hoped that a large number of the friends of the Society will be in attendance at the time and place above notified. T.

S. Clk, See'ry pro tern. loci bridge. Dee. 11, 1841.

LATEST ARRIVAL tikobe and Appendix for the 1 and indulged in moe severe remark apon the Chief Magistrate, and cbarfed that it bad keen surreptitiously bfoaght into the warkint; bhn. self asss a luipua earat of Migration, when Mr. explained that in consequence of Messrs. Galea k. Season' eopica being insufficient ia number to supply all the members with eopira on the instant, during the reading front the Clerk's desk, a few had been procured of Meaara.

Blair 6l new measure. A duel was fought at Hubokeu on Saturday last, between Mr. Peter SchermertVrn and Mr. Alexander Fleming, both of New. York the latter being severely wounded at the first fire.

Wm. Larman, Esq. one of the oldest and most enterprising merchants of Baltimore, and for many years President of the Bank of Baltimore, died in that city on the 9th inst. Capt. Timothy House, for many years commander of one of the Philadelphia and Boston packets, committed suicide at hi residence in Bos'on, on Friday last, by cutting his throat.

The Williston Seminary at basthauipton, Hampshire Co. was dedicated on Wednesday week. Prayer was offered by Rev. Payson Willistou, and an address was delivered by President Hopkins, of Williams College. The Seminary is established by a donation of Mr.

Samuel Williston, son of kev. Mr. Williston. who baa given for the object a suitable build, nig and furniture, with a boarding.honse and furniture, at a cost of 912,000, and besides has placed in the hands of trustees of the inslitu. Hon, 820,000 as a permanent fund for it support lijiun Tra teller.

Counterfeit 5' on the Miners' Bank, Potta-ville. Pa. have made iheir appearance in I'hil-adel hia MrLeod i now confined in jail in Canada, for want of bail on a civil process. Gen. David Taylor, of Cbattuaga, Ga.

committed suicide on the 13th ult. by opening an artery in hia ihigh. The men who were lately precipitated over Niagara Falls, were smuggling whiskey, and in their flight from a custom house officer, were drawn into the wift current. A letter dated Annapolis, Md. Dec gives an account of the loss of the West River pack, et, and drowning of 12 persons, asd supposed loss of another bo it which ent to tier assistance, as she has not since been heard from the wind blowing a gale at the time.

it ha now 313.00U. Boston then about 30 SETTS OF CHINA AND CROCKERY a large assortment of Dishes, 0UU now 93.UUU Philadelphia then about JIOTT'S Patent Asrrienltnrist's Furaarc and Caldron, 0F from half a Barrel to two and a half Barrel a new. useful and highly T-TUiZ? CASH, AT NEn.YOKK PRICES) together with a very large assortment of COOKIAIi, PARLOR, Box, mid Sheet Iron Stores, at prices to suit the times. Ahra, Rnssia and American Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Iend, cVc. eVc.

at No. Uj Peek's Row, East end of Bromdwau. PECK BACKUS. Pitufitld, Nov. 23, 1841.

49 4tMXJ0 now Kja Bait imore. hirh then had but about 13,000, ha now 100,000. in Hay, jO JESSK IIOWM NOW OPENING, 11 M. den's Block, one dm VaW'- II. L.

Uodurtha's Si JESSK HOWARD sir west of Fifty year ago, and we had noihuu of the Store, some gigantic wonder yf steam we had no boiling cauldrons traversing the land and water, putt of the best 1MJOTS A. SHOES ever bro't into the County, which he will sell at prices FAIR. The (Juvenile) Seamen's Friend Society of Pittsfield will bold its first Annual Fair at the Town Hall, on Christmas Ere, December 24th. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The Rev.

Mr. Lord, Pastor of the Mariner' Church, Boston, will deliver an Address with ref. Plates, Bowls, Ac. Ac. Ci LASS-WARE.

tamps. Castors, Preserve Dishes, Plates, and thirty dozen of cut, pressed, and common Tumblers. HARD-WARE, From Anvils, Vices, and Crow. Bars, down Sad Irons, Mouse Trap and Jewabarps. Single and Double Barrrll'd GUNS.

Cut, Wrought, and Horse NAILS. BOOTS eV SHOES, By the package, doxen or single pair enough to shoe the whole County. I 150 pairs INDIA RUBBERS. Iaints and Oils. Fall, SM-ing, Summer, Humpback, Linseed and Olive Oils White Lead and other Paints.

Iron and Steel. English, Russiai, Swedes and American Iron, ef FALL FASHION'S. C. R. PLATT, No.

5, Exchange Row, low enough Inr the quality. Men's and Boy's Thick Boots, the best that can be found in market. Ladies' Leather Over Shoes, a new article. Boots and Shoes. Gaiter Boots.

i Kid Walking Shoes. Slippers and Ties. Children's Shoes, 4a Measure work and Repairing done on the shortest reasonable notice, and in the best manner. Tlie above work is warranted against all reason, able wear. Terms of pavment, CAH.

Pitteheld, Dee. 1,18 1. 50tf erence to the claims and wants of Seamen, at IS just finishing an clegantassortment of FINE HATS, of all descriptions. the Congregational Church, at 6 o'clock the same Per order. which, for beauty and durability, are not excelled by any.

THE A Temperance Address Will be delivered this (Thursday) evening, at the Methodist Church in the west part of Pitts. Fine Otter and Seal Caps Water proof Cloth Caps. Also, an elegant assortment of LADIES' FURS will be received thi week. Pittsfield-, Sept. 29, 1 84 1 4 1 tf TEETH a CLOIGII The packet was bound from West River to Dr.

field, by Mr. Thomas D. Bonner, of Northamp Baltimore. The G-igle Bank at Boston has been made the subject of some fratidt'u! experiments upon nAS JUST RECEIVED from New. York and Philadelphia a large aseortnieiit of ton, commencing at 7 o'clock.

all widths and sizes, from 6 inches to wire. Cast, German, American and Spring Steel, at prices low enough to induce Iron Workers from the North and East to make their purchases of Witxis's. Groceries and Provisions. Iew Books. the currency, by G.

T. Cooke Co. brokers, and another, with the connivance of the teller. These firms have overdrawn 960,000. Ralph Thompson, one of the firm of Cooke Si.

Co. has been arrested in New-York, and 916,000, in bills of the Eagle Bank, found upon him. We have and intend to keep a complete assort Ihe bills of the Wtnthrop Bank, on which ment ol nogars. Molasses, 1 ens, flees, Spi, ces. Tobaccos, Fruits, Wines, High Wines, Vn.

adulterated Spirita, Beef, Pork, Codfish, had. Mackerel, Salmon, and Haddock. an injunction was served by the Bank Com- ing and groaning, and pulling or pushing enormous masses with fury along, now here, now there, as the master spirit which controlled them might dictate. Fifty years ago, the worthy fathers and mothers of the present generation were willing to dress in their own homespun the busy wheel was whirling by the kitchen fireside, the knit-ling-needle were plied, and the wool woven in the bouse, and the finer fabrics dressed at the fulling-mill, which has given way to the apacious factory. The water-fall and ateain engine, the improved spindles and olher machines, manufacture now millions of yards, wliere50 year since only hundreds were "made, and that by the industrious and thrifty hand of the mothers ind daughters of the hardy farmer of those days.

Within the past fifty year, science has done wonders for the human race she has by ber discoveries, the facilities she has created, the powers she has developed, added to the wealth and happiness of almost every class in our land. The fanner, among others, is indebted to her for his well-constructed ploughs, his improved breed of cattle and swine, new varieties of seeds and grain, as well as trees, shrubs and vines, and his improved implements of every kind, from toe simple apple peeler to the steam threshing machine. Domestic economy, too, has been indebted to science for implements to add to our convenience and comfort. Within the past fifty-years, commerce has made brethren and friends of the remote inhabitants of the earth the cause of peace has, as we trust, been progressing that of philanthropy and temperance is rapidly advancing and we trust a nations grow wiser, better acquainted, more cmlixed, that vice and ignorance will give place to virtue and knowledge, and the horrors of war to the quiet blessing of peace and good fellowship." O. K.

These mystic orig.na! are of revolutionary ongm. They were used, says the X. Y. Commercial Advertiser, a the countersign of the guard, on the 6th Sept. 17'sO.

The following in the order Head-Quarters, StrfJ. 6, Parole, Richmond. Countersign, Watch-word Fasars. For the D.iv. Brigadier Patterson.

'CoLll Col. Badlaw, Brigade Mnj. Nicholas Fish-" Tnrks Island, Cadiz, American mission ers, are now redeemed at the Suffolk Bank. The Acadia brought about 15,000 letters. Hires' edition.

Mr. Maaon (ailed to soaks a noun, tain out of a mole-hiM, and tba aaotnn of Wise was carried. A reaolalion of Mr. W. Coat Johnson, that the ralea of the 96th Coa press, aa they were at the close of said Congress, be tha ralea and or--dcrs of this Congress, on til ethers are adopted, or until the report of the Committee on Ralea be dieted on and that such report be made the spe.

cad order of the day for Thursday next, and be -continued as such special order until rules are finally adopted was passed, yeas 97, nan 95. Toe chairman of the Committee is Mr. Calhoun of Mass. and the balance ia composed of 6 southerners and 3 northern men. Aa agreement, on the part of the Seiate, to choose two chaplains, of different denominations and the settlement, in the Hoi st, of a dispute between Meaara.

Carrutbers and Dawson, of Louisiana, relative to the possession of a certain seat in the hall, was all that occurred in Congress on Wednesday. The latter subject was hardly worth of a school-boy's quarrel and waa ah oat as prop. -erly brought before the House for its decision, as waa the question proposed by Domitian to the Roman Senate as to the most correct rnnmT of drea. sing a rarbet. In the Sbwti, Thursday, on motion of Mr.

Wright, the rule requiring the election of the com. raittees, was so far modified as to aotborise their appointment by the President. The Senate then adjourned until Monday. la the Hocsc. Mr.

Fillmore offered a series of resolutions referring different portions of the President's Message to standing and select committees. It waa objected by Mr. Gilmer, that the committees were not yet named by the Speaker. It waa obvious that Mr. G.

preferred to rata lii mm before the topics of the message were committed to their chsrpe. One of Mr. reaolutiona referred the Fiscal Agent, etc to a select eonmiL tee. The rrcr ption of the resolutions having been objected to, the discussion ceased. Mr.

Lawrence, of Penn. then rose, and in an appropriate eulogy, announced the of his rullrague, Mr. Biaek (successor of the late Mr. Ogle) who died on the 35th tilt, of apoplexy, at has residence in Somerset County, Penn. The house immediately adjourned.

The Senate did not sit on Fridav. In the Hotsa, the plan of finance recommended in the President's Message was referred to a select mmitlt by a Tote of 113 yeas to 83 The postage on those for New-York amounted to 81.XMJ, Philadelphia 93O0, Charleston 9113, and Sack Salt, By the 100 Bushels or Sack. GEO. S. 4.

F. A. WILLIS. Pittsfield, Sept. 15, 1841.

Stjtf N. Orleans 9-00. There was no other place here the postage amounted to 9100. The Girard Bank, at Philadelphia, has re A 1 1 duced its annual exe nses fljOO, by the discharge of officers and reduction of salaries. YDS.

DOMESTIC FLANNEL, eaV 9 VF for sale at the Cash Store of THE POETS OF AMERICA, illustrated br 36 original designs, engraved on steel. Edited by John Keesc. Second volume of the series. PaemkoHtao, mnd mtker Poem, by Mrs. Sigourney.

Vetter fs Young Ladtet, by Mrs. Sigourney. The Old Omk Tree. Somerville Hall or, hints to those who would make home happy, by Mrs. Ellis.

The Life mnd Adventure of Valentine Vox, the Ventriloquist, with numerous illustrations, bv Ph.x. Demoernry, by G. S.Camp. No. 138 of the Family Library.

The Villotre Reader, by the compiler of the Child's Guide, etc. For sale by P. ALLEN A. SOX. dc II.

)L. BODIRTHA, DCAE.ESS Grocerin and Provisions, WEST STREET. PitU field. Pee. 14, 1841.

52 A very superior Piano Forle, WITH Rosewood Case, from the justly cel. rbratrd establishment of Messrs. Chick, enng At Markay, Boston, for sale. Enquire at Warriner Russell's Berkshire Hetcl. shadraek Burleson, now ice-President nf WM.

BARNARD Sl CO. Pittsfield, Dee. 7, 1841. 4w51 Texas, in 1834-5 was "a Champlain canal boat SILK FRINGE. Mineral Teelh, which he will insert in the most approved style and on reasonable terms.

XT At home. at all hours, and all commands in the profession promptly attended to. PUtefield, Xor. Xi, mi. 50tf Artificial Teeth.

GEO. II. WHITE, lmOt, KAS just returned from Philadelphia with a very large and beautiful assortment of Incorruptible TeetH, and ia prepared to insert any number that may be required to re. place those that are lost, in such a manner that they may be both comfortable and useful to the wearer. If field, Deeemher 1st, 1841.

3w50 To tbe Hen. Court of Probate W1TUIM AND roS THK Col'STT OF BKSKSHiaK. HUMBLY SHEWS Eowtao F. Ensigx, Administrator de bonis non on the estate of SILAS FREEMAN, late of New.Marlborough, in said County, deceased, that the value of tlie real estate of said Silas, as the same is appraised in the inventory thereof, is one thousand four hun. dred and sixty dollars.

And that it is necessary to sell such part of the real estate aforesaid as will raise the sum of forty-two dollars and two cents, for pai ment of debts, together with tlie sum twenty dollars, for contingent charires- Your petitioner therefore prays, that he may be author, ised and empowered to sell so much of said real estate aa will raise said sura of sixlv-two dollars and two cents. EDWARD F. ENSION, Adm immti mtmi aV lull worn. Commonwealth of Bxassmaa ss. At Court of Probate, holden at Great-Barring.

Inn, within and for said Countu, on the ninth day of November, A. D. 1S41, before the Hun. William P. Waller, Judge of sold Court.

UPON the foregoing petition, Osdcheu, that said petitioner give notice to all persons in- BLACK SILK FRINGE, for trimming La. dies' Cloaks, just received at the Store of PITTSFIELD STEAM TIACI11.K SHOP. THE subscriber, having established a MA. CHINE SHOP, a few rods east of tbe Methodist Church on East Street, is prepared to execute all orders for Machinery of various descriptions, among which are the following, vix Woollen Warper and Steam Cylinder Sixers, Cotton Dressers, Cotton and Woollen Pickers, Willry's Duster or Waste Cleaners, Regulators for Factories or Steam Engines Planing Machines, on an improved plan Rotary Shingle Machines, without or with Cast Iron Wheels Turning Ijithcs, of various descriptions, for wood and iron, Alc. On hand, and furnished at short notice, J.

Ne-viel's Patent Root Cutter, for cutting roots and vegetables of all kind for feeding stock, which took tlie premium at the Agricultural Fair at Philadelphia, is a superior article, and both a labor and lime-saving Machine. Having purchased tlie right for tlie County of Berkshire, the undersigned will dispose of rights and machines on favorable terms. Also, Straw Cutters, Yibrating Pannel and Horizontal Shingle Machines Waggon, Buggy, Barouche, and all descriptions of Hubs Axles and Boxes fitted and furnished to order, in the best style Bed Posts and Turning for Cabinet Work of all kinds Sawing of all kinds. Ate. Castings, for tiie various descriptions of Ma.

chinery. Mill Work, Steam Engine Work, and Gearing, furnished and fitted on short notice, and in a workmanlike manner. The subscriber has added to his patterns a new sett of superior Saw-Mill Irons, of a new style. Boring, Turning, Finishing and Repairing, in all its branches, executed with neatness and despatch. Patterns furnished and made to order, and all kinds of Mill-Work Gearing, Shafting, ix, Ac.

fitted and put up in the best style, on reasonable terms, and at short notice. Having engaged Daniel P. Merriam, a practical Mill-Wright and Machinist, who has had an experience of 35 years in building and constructing Mills. Factories, and Machinery of various descriptsms, tlie subscriber is prepared to furnish plans and specifications for all kinds of Factories, and Mashinery in general, and feels confident flint he can give entire satisfaction to all wlto may favor him with a atl. JOSEPH P.

MERRIAM. Pittsfield, Dee. 8, 1841. 1 51 If BARNARD CO. WM.

4w51 Dee. 7, 1841. man, known by the familiar name of Shad Burleson." The Whitehall Chronicle says he became embarrassed and took the Sabine Slide," worked his way up to a Texan colonelcy, and is now vice-president by 2,000 majority. All the workmen on the Girard College were discharged on Saturday week. Iowa copper mines recently mentioned a humbug.

During the season of navigation just closed, the trade direct from Rochester to Canada -mounled to all of which, with the HATS, CAPS, FURS, cVe. 1HE subscribers have just added to their as. JL sortment a variety of Fur Caps, from $9 to $18, 2w52 Pitfjield, Dee. 14, 1841. which they think cannot fail to please their customers.

Also, some splendid lyw, Jennet, and Coney 9f nffs, exception of worth of machinery, has it 1l GLASS A. STONE and other FtTR TRIMMINGS, for the Ladies. been in produce of various descriptions, of which over Sjryjtt.OtlO w-n flour. It is stated that the M.nlical College, of O- C1HIN CROCKERY WAKE, a large assot large assortment, just received at XT CIjOTH CAPS trimmed with Fur, in great Ass. 24, 1841.

WILLIS'S. variety, including the Tempi Cap, of the fattest fashion. Identic men FUR COLLARS, end most articles in their line, constantly on hand. I Dominica, thi. 27.

The Barbauoe Globe I says the inhabitants of Portsmouth and the es-! tali's in its vicinity, are in a state of unprece-! dented alarm and dread, in consequence ul the daily occurrences of the must appalling earth. quakes during the last 3 weeks the vibration beiiir gent-rally in the afternoon, and continu- and wiu De ia low tor i ssti. nay. The other portions of the Message were referred hi appropriate Committees, and the House ad. L.

N. DEWEY CO. Pittsfield, November 4, 1841. 47 N. B.

Buffalo Roses, as low a can be bought hio has graduated 140 students, The steuin-ship Savannah, from New-York, was totally lost off Cape Ilatteras in a -vere gale, on the 20r ult. AH the persons on board were s-ived, except Mr. Johnson, merchant, of New-York, and Mr. Fitzpatrick, 1st engineer, who drifted off in a small boat. On the last night of November the Kinne- bee river was frozen over.

The thermometer along the river was from 3 to 8 degrees above zero. I'jury. The Indianapolis Sentinel says 'he grand jury of that county, at a late session, lound 40 indictments against bank directors for usury The Real Estate Bank, Arkansas, it is said, journed to Monday. ng all the night, at an average of 12 an hour. in thi vdlage.

I terested in the subject matter of suid petition, to I appear at a Court of Probate, to be holden at lasling fur a minute or 11 re at a time, and ap-rMariiiT to threaten nnihintr than 1 h. hrinr Ren-tHATio." The Senate of South-Caro- WESTERN RAIL-ROAD. lma has repudiated the share of that State of the down of the houses, causing the inmate puhlic land moneys, under Mr. Clay's bribery spontaneously to rush outside for safety. DistnrmtKm Bill, br an almost unanimous rote.

1 Judge lingers repudiation bill has pued the up- i nd Ln Life. Tlie Veneiur- I MM A RlIBBEItS. 1r PAIRS Plain. Figured and Trimm'd ttF INDIA at the Cash Store of WM. BARNARD 4.

CO. Dee. 7, ItfU. 4w51 The Farmer's A 1 in for IS 14, BY ROBERT B. THOMAS, just received and for sale, per hundred, doien or single, by P.

ALLEN SON. Shaving Soap. A SUPERIOR article of Shyio Sour can be found at the Bakbek's Ssor, one door west of Messrs. Warriner Russell's Hotel. Pittefield, Oct.

20, 1841. 44 Brewery and Farm for Sale. THE subscribers ofT-r for sale the BERK. SHIRE BREWERY, situated in the town of Pittsfield. Berkshire Co.

Mass. The Brewery is in good order, and now in operation, and capable of malting bushels, and brewing barrets of Ale per annum situated in a great 1. 1 1 in said County, on the second Tuesday of February next, at one o'clock, r. x. by publishing an attested copy of the petition and this order thereon, in the Pitlsrield Sun, printed at Pittsfield, in said County, three weeks successive-lv, previous to said Court, when and where they may be heard concerning tlie same.

WILLIAM P. WALKER. A true copy. Attest, H. W.

BISHOP, JfVg'r. ON and after Monday, Nov. 33d, the Passenger Train will ran as follow Commonwealth of MassaehMtsetta. Berkshire ss. To all persons interested in the estate of Wl LL- per brunch with but one dinn, w.

errj Hall, of Ba! unort was wrecked on the eve From Albany for Boston, via Hudson, Pittsfield, 1AM TANNER, late of Adams, in said Coun Aunm EaxcT. We are gratified to learn ning of Nov. 3th, while on her way from Porto Cabellu to Latruayra. The cap.ain, Candi-do Fernandez, Dr. J.

P. Levesque, his wife. ys the Charleston Mercury) from a gentleman on the loth ult. had reduced its circulation from 8740,000 to 8300,000 The capital stock of the bank paid in, is 9 1 $.000,000. Damages.

Mrs. John Davis, who had an arm broken and received other seriou injuries Springfield and Worcester, or direct from Albany, in stages, via Lebanon Springs, 33 miles, to Pitta, field, and thence to Boston as above, or by stage via Chatham, 33 miles from Albany, thence to d.rectly from the Legislature of Alabama, that ch)ld and 'Rufina Urt)lno w.rvau ty, deceased, either as heirs at law, or other, rise, GREETING. WHEREAS an instrument, purporting to be the last Will and testament of the said deceased, has been presented to me, the subscri. her. Judge of the Probate of Wills, for the said County of Berkshire, fr probate, by E.

B. Boston as above. ne nas no oour iney win, wim great unanirarty, pl(no Rico, and someothermnn all ten, per- by a rail-road "accident between Harrisburg Passengers leaving Albany at 5 at in tbe N. York boat, land and lodge at Hudson, and arrive To tlie Hon. Conrt of Probate within ano roa thk cocntt or SEaXSIflaE.

HUMBLY SHEW Hturusev A.nthonv, Jr. and Jons W. Ri'rrixoTox, Administrator on the estate of JOSHUA ANTHONY, late of Adams, in said County, deceased, that the value of the real estate of said deceased, aa the same is appraised in the inventory thereof, is six thousand five and Philadelphia, has recovered 91oOO ol the car proprietors. Heavy Verdict. The Philadelphia Gazette I in Boston next day at 7 u.

Or leaving Albany J- 1 uuuli vbuiuuimi IBIltTU. .1 IMt-'M i lie CrTW, HIHJ OTC S'I1 Art. saved themselves in the boats. It was sup- I posed that the schooner wa capsized in a IT The Ctty Election in jaum took place on squall. She had a considerable amount of mday.

Toe present Mayor (Chapman) was specie on board 1'knkimai, the bxecutor therein named. Isa at 3 A at in stage for Chatham, 33 miles, intersect tlie train of this route from Hudson, and arrive in of week, says This morning in the Rld through the town, and within six are, then-lore, heredy cited lo appear netore me, at a Court of Probate, to bs holden at Adams, in and for said County, on the Wednesday next af. U. S. Circuit Court, the jury in the case of the Boston im mrne day.

Trains run in connection with thi route, as foL miles of the liousatonic Kail-Koad. res country Breweries possess the some advantages fordo- Lnited States vs. James A. Reeside, gave a re-elected by a majority of 3j0 only His majority last year was about eerenteem hundred ter the second 1 uesday ol January next, at one lows Leave Hudson daily (Sundays excepted) el Washington letter writers predict a seven I months session. There i nothing to be done.

verdict in favor of Mr. R. for the sum of inr a profitable busine o'clock in the afternoon, to shew cause (if any 400 06." The Farm contains about 72 acres 30 of which The Toledo Blade estimates the value of i is wood land, and the remainder under cultivation. ahicli might not as well be accomplished in 7 sccmpnsnea ill hundred and ten dollars that tlie personal estate is appraised at twenty-eight hundred seventy-nine dollars and twenty-six cents, out of which is allowed to the widow the sum of four hundred dol. lars that the probate expenses of administration, and of debts not yet presented to voor petitioners.

XT We are indebted to the XT We are indebted to the vou have; either for or against the same. And the said Executor is ordered to serve this citation, by giving personal notice thereof to all persons politeness of John P. gJow, Eiq. Secretarv of the State, for Ttw particular mterest 7 A arrive at fitlshcld at 9.30 leave mis-field at 9.33, arriving at Springfield at 13.46, and Boston at 7. Returning by this route, leave Boston at 4 at, lodge at Springfield, and arrive at Albany 5 to 6 u.

next day. Passenger leaving Albany, 7 A M. in stages, via I-banon Snrinss for Pittsfield. lodire Sorins-. concerned, living and being in uihj niate, four Applv to James Roy, West Troy, N.

Y. or A. Roy, on the premises. SARAH A. ROY, JAMES ROY.

Pitufeld, Dee. 7, 1841. 51 will amount to three hundred and nfly dollars teen days at least previous to said Court and to notify all others interested therein, by publishing that tlie debts now presented amount to 6ve thousand six hundred and srven dollars. And that it a true copy hereof in the Pittsfield Sun, printed copy of the Bank Ai-traet, prepared from the re- a7) lrolc, hs arMj lhem turns legally made, for the use of the Legudature. a day for it JV.

Y. Aurora. I II. I There is truth in the above. The people XT It said that the portion of the Western shoujd doInand fpeedy tranMCtlon Kaul-Koad between Groate and Albany will be business of the nation and an early adjourn- operation next Tuesday.

ment. Uon Putt. is necessary to sell so much of the real estate afore at Pittaneld, in said County, three weeks succe said ss will raise the sum of three thousand four 'Assignee's Notice. the produce shipped from that port, for eastern markets, during the 7 months ending the 30 ult. at 801,04.

The general and city post-offices at Quebec were destroyed by fire on Ihe 25th ult. Every thing belonging to the general office was destroyed. In the city every thing was saved. The Hon. B.

W. Leigh, in a letter to the Richmond Whig, contradicts the statements of the Clay-Whig papers, that the nomination for the V. Presidency was tendered by the Har- vely, tlie first publication to be at least fourteen davs before the said Court. And to make due order of the Hon. William P.

Walker, BY or Jud return hereof, with his doings herein. dge of Probate, there will be a third hundred seventy-seven dollars and seventy-four cents, for payment of said debts. Your petitioners therefore pray, that they may be authorised and empowered to sell to the amount last aforesaid. Gieen under my hand at Adams, the thirteenth day of October, A. D.

lr41. meeting of the creditors of MATTHEW BUTLER, of Pittsfield, in the Comity of Berkshire, an insolvent debtor, at the Probate Office in Len- together with an additsmal sum for accumulating interest and contingent rharges. WILLIAM r. HALhtK. A true copy.

Attest, II. W. BISHOP. Rrg'r. 1 ox, in said County, on Monday, the tenth day of January next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at He dids't visit it.

Near Zanesville, O-liio, is the site of the log cabin, where Louis Phillippe was accommodated 40 yrs. ago, when an exile from France. The old lady who waa his hostess is stll living. The Zanesville Gazette thinks it strange the Pnuce de Joinville, when in that place a short time since, had not the curiosity to visit theepo', and see the wo HUMPHREY ANTHONY, Jr. JOHN W.

BU FFI NGTONT risuurg Convention to several persons and refused, before it was offered to Captain Tyler. He say that the Captain was the first choice Common wealth of Commonwealth of Tlassachusetts. Berkshire a. of the convention. Berkshire To alt permnns interested in the estate JA MES The 10th May next is trie day fixed on for which meeting, the creditors who have not already proved their debts will be allowed to prove tlie same.

The accounts of the Assignee will then be exhibited to the Judge and to the creditors, and tlie first dividend ordered of the estate of said Butler among his creditors. JONATHAN ALLEN, -4igr. Dre. 9, 1S41. 3w5J At a Court of Probate, holden at Lenox, within the race between Boston and Fashion.

WlLBER. iate of Adams, in said Count) de. ceased, either a heirs at law, or otherwise. GREETING. 820.000 a side.

The forfeit is up. Pertinent Query. Mr. Tallmad'e has arriv and for said County, on the eighth day of De. remher, A.

D. 141, before the Hon. William P. Walker, Judge of said Court. TTPO.N the foregoing petition, Ordereb, that eLJ said petitioner give notice to all person in WHEREAS an instrument, purporting to be the last Will and testament of the said TV ttrrlre milium Iswtl The N.

Y. Commercial Advertiser, wh differs with the Pre- 4e nt about the foreign market not having been resorted to for the sale of the V. S. bonds issued under the loan bill insisting, no doubt with truth, that the American holders have I pl.ed the foreign market particularly those i of London and Paris, without having been a-ble to obtain a dollar on these securities. The Commercial Advertiser has also a reason oth- er than the short lime the bonds had to run for I the failure to negotiate but about 5 millions of the loan at home rand that is the incompeten- -y and inexperience of the former Secretary ot the Treasury, Mr.

Ewing. Does the Com- iih-rcia! Advertiser mean to insinuate" any thing against certain financial officers at home, who have been equally unsuccessful in nego- tiatmg the three million canal loan I Albany I Argus. I The Puhlic Rernpts and Expenditures. Mr Tyler in his recent message, states the rsli-inaii-d receipts into the treasury during the ed at Washington. Somebody asked hun How do you do Mr.

Tallmadge, what is the news in New- York field, and arrive at Boston next day at 13 n. Trains run in connection with this route as follows Leave Pittsfield at 3.30 arrive at Spring, field at 6 and lodge; leave Springfield next morn, ing at 6.30 at Worcester 9. 15 and at Boston 13 m. Returning by this route leave Boston at 6 39 a and arnve at Albany 9 and 10 at. Passengers for Albany take the stage from tha a fie moon train at Pittsfield, arriving at Albany at 111 or take stages at Chatham, (Groat's) ar.

riving at Albany at 9 raw proceed in cars to Hudson and take boat leaving Hudson it 1 a. Cars leave Pittsfield for Hudson at, 7.15 and 9.40 a at and 3.30 at, tbe two first rriving in time to take the afternoon boat for Albany tho Inst arriving in time to take the night boat for New.York. Fare, if paid thro' from Albany to Boston $6 00 to oreester, 00 to Springfield, 4 00 Hudson to Boston, 5 50 Worcester, 4 50 Springfield, 3 50 Fare from Pitu-ficld to Boston, 5 00 Worcester, 3 50 Springfield, 3 00 Tickets through from Albany, msy be procured at the General Stage Office, 54 Market Street, Albany. On and after the 33d inst. Merchandise Trains leave the Pittsfield Iepot daily, Sundays excepted, at 1 for Springfield and Boston.

All freight delivered after 11 o'clock srill not be forwarded nntil the succeeding day. Caiiardian's order of the Judge ef Probate for the deceased, has been presented to me, the subscri. ber. Judge of the Probate of Wills, Sec. for the said County of Berkshire, for probate, by Johm County of Berkshire, I shall sell at Public man who gave his father good cheer in that cabin.

Extensile Fnrgeries. At the close of banking-hours yesterday, it was discovered that successful forgeries had been made upon the National and other banks, by checks purporting to have been drawn by Mr. J. Johnson, (firm of Boorman, Johnson Co.) 817,000 are already ascertained to have been drawn out in this way. Y.

Sun if Thursday. llirrtd Murder. The New Orleans Ami Du Pcuyle, of Nov. 27, gives an account of a murder committed in the parish of St. James.

The Tuesday night before, as Mr. Honore We- the t-xecutor therein named. I ou are, therefore, hereby cited to appear before me, at terested in the subject matter of said petition, to appear at a Court of Probate, to be holden at Adams, in said County, on the twelfth day of January next, at one o'clock, P. M. by publishing an attested copy of the Petition and this Order then-on, in the Pittsfield Sun, printed at Pittsfield, Auction, on the premit8, on Saturday, the first day of January next, at two o'clock, p.

au all the riht, being two equal third parts of eight and one Court of Probate, to be holden at Adams, and It is rumored that the Hon. S. H. Butler, member of Congress from South-Carolina, intends to resign his seat. A rhild about eleven years old.

an inmate of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum at Philadelphia, was burned to death at thai institution last Saturday. Utr said ountv, on tlie-Wednesday next after the quarter acres of land, (lying in the suuth part of second Tuesday of January next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, to shew cause (if any yon have) Sheffield; which was set to Martha Hiird and Stephen Hurd, jr. minors, heirs of Giles C.Cur-tiss, deceased, from the estate of said Giles C. eiltier for or against the same. And tlie said tfot in said ounty, three weeks successively to said Court, when and where they may be heard concerning the same.

WILLIAM P. WALKER. A true copy. Attest, 52 H. W.

BISHOP, Rrg'r. A particular description of said estate, and of den Is ordered to serve this citation, by giving personal notice thereof to all persona concerned. living and being in this State, fourteen days at the terms of sale, will be given at the time and place of sale, i STEPHEN HURD. Sheffield, Dee. 9, 1841.

352 least previous to said t'Ourt and to notify all oth ers interested therein, by publishing a true copy Commonwealth of 3IawtacliHett. BERKSHIRE SS. the heirs at law of SILAS FREEMAN, Real Estate at Auction. hereof the Pittsfield Sun, printed at rittsneld, in said County, three weeks successively, the first publication to be at least fourteen days before the said Court. And to make due return hereof, with BY order of the Judge of Probate, I shall sell at Public Auction, on Saturday, the eiirhth In this town, on the 9th inst.

of scarlet fever, Hankah A. daughter of Mr. Benjamin F. Hale, aged 4 years. At Richmond, on the 11th inst.

Hexkt Pew. ir, son of the late Mr. Addison Dewey. At Greenwich, Mrs. Mast Haski, aged 100 years and 6 months Her descendants are 8 children, grand children, 173 great-grand-childrcn, and 25 v-reat-rreat-rrand-ehildren.

late of Neie.Marlltorough, in said County, de. ceased, and all other interested im his estate. bre was returning from the house of a friend, he was assassinated near his own door as soon as the deed was committed, his body was cut in pieces, enclosed in a barrel, and thrown into the river. Three negroes belonging to his estate have confessed the cruris, and accuse an Italian named Giuseppe Caseo, as the instigator of it, who has been arrested. Few persons, we imagine, are aware of the immense quantity of Oysters consumed' in some of the large cities.

In a suit that was tried in one of the Courts of New-York, a lew davs snce. it was t. od his doings herein. GREETING. day of January next, at 13 o'clock, M.

at the rest, dence of John Mills, late of Williamstown, de. ceased, the lot of land known as the Sabin WHEREAS Edward F. Exsion, Admin, istrator de bonis non, has presented to me, the subscriber. Judge of Probate of Wills, Arc. for Also, at the same time and place, the lot of Given under my hand at Adams, the thirteenth day of October, A.

D. 1841. WILLIAM P. WALKER. A true copy.

Attest, H. W. BISHOP, Rrg'r. At New Lebanon, N. Y.

on the 18th ult. of land Iving near the town land, known as tlie consumption, Mr. John Edwards Hall, aged 25 the said County, for allowance, hi first account Mountain Lot," iiiK-iuuing nearly one million on hand on the Ut January last) at 30 and the expenditures at 70 -thus leaving a deficit on the 1st Jan. next of about f27w7 1W. This brief statement, tho' no doubt si nelly correct, is calculated to produce a wrong impression as to the actual arrearage on the 1st January.

It appears Irom ol lie- parts of the -mes-sige, that among the receipts for the year is the sum of 5j millions realized on a portion 'I tie- million loan and it is probable that the has realized at leatt as much more by the issue of the treasury notes. In ailditiou to this, there was conceded to have been a balance of nearly a million the treasury on he 1st Jan. last. These three items (MMitlling that we are correct in regard to the reat-ury notes, and including tiie estimated deficiency nexi inuary) amount to the pretty smart si of write milium, which the gov-ermn Ml has Sjient over and above its ordinary of administration. ou are, therefore, hereby Merchandixs Train Jar In aeon leave daily, Sunday excepted, at 7.15 A.

at. Goods for these Trains must oe delivered at the Freight House before 5 o'clock the preceding day. A Passenger Car accompanies each Merchan. disc Train. Freight Bills must be on the delivery of merchandize except when there is a special contract.

GEORGE W. WHISTLER, fagi-eer. Pittsfield, Nor. 33, 1841. 49tf Also, at tlie same time and place, one undivi ded half of a ood Lot, lying adjoining the firm cited to appear before me, at a Court of Probate, to be holden at Great-Harrington, in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of February next.

of Henry lreen. The above lands being owned by John Mills, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to shew cause (if that one individual, (a Mr. Rui kimn) the year supplied th rity with Ovs'ers to t'" extent in value of one hundred and fifty i tkausaud dollars any you have) either for or against the same. And the said Edward F. is ordered to serve thi late nt llhamstown, deeeased.

Terms made known at the time and place of sale. B. F. MILLS. South-WiUiawutown, Dee.

4, 1841. 3w51 evl Instate. NOTIC is hereby given, that the subscribers have been duly appointed Administrators on the estate of LEVI MASON, late of Cheshire, in the County of Berkshire, deceased, and have taken upon themselves that trust, by giving bond as the law directs. All persons having demands upon the estate of the said deceased, are reouested to exhibit the same and all person indebted to said estate, are called upon to make payment to WILLIAM E. BRAYTON, citation on the heirs at law of said deceased, liv.

ing and being within said Commonwealth, fourteen days at least before said Court and to noti years. The deceased was for some time a resident of the village uf Housutonic, where he was engag. ed as a teacher. Endowed with talents of a su-peniH order, and possessing a frank and generous disposition, he drew around him a circle of warm and admiring friends. But ere his bright hopes of the future could be realized, disease seized him with giant strength, and like a star, he glided swiftly away to shine in a brighter and more exulted sphere.

During his illness he sought refuge under tiie protecting wings of his Saviour, and looked forward to his approaching dissnlutsjn with calm resignation. His friends, though they deeply mourn his early demise, arc consoled by the hope that his spirit rests with the ransomed of the Lord. Com. To Writers if Tales and Poets, The Fam- ill A 1 IV l.oinp.inirm ana l.ul is Mirror, puhlish'il I by Mrs. Gr.lfi't, at Macon, in Georgia, offers fy all others interested in said estate, by publish, incr a true codv hereof, three weeks auecessivelv, AD1ES' and GENTLEMEN'S MOCC A.

Hudson BefkhJr ail -Road RNl'M. WARNER FARNI mA SINS, fur sale at the Cash Store of WM. BARNARD A. CO. Dee.

7, 1841. 4w5l in the Pittsfield Sun, a Public Newspaper printed at Pittsfield, in said County, the first publication to be at least thirty days previous to said Court. 3w51 CaesAire, Dee. 7, 1841. 82K( tor the best prize tale, and 8o0 for the best poem.

St. Johns y. R- This place appears to be be-sct with incendiaries. No less than seven attempts to fire it have recently been made, and much apprehension prevails. And to make due return hercol, witn.

nta doings Almanacs Tor herein. friers under my hand at Oreat-Barrington, THE Old Farmers, American Comic, The People's, Colman's New Comic, and the im wilt tie the actual deficiency on the 1st January next. Tins deficiency, or arrearage is nearly as much as the federalists, when seeking power, averred would be enough to carry on the government under whig" auspices. ib. We learn that Dr.

Warren and Dr. Jackson, of Boston, have just been elected honorary member of the Royal College of Pby icians London, and received their Diplomas ester, day Banter UiU Aurura nf Saturday. FOR THE PRESENT, the Trains leave Hudson and West-Stoekbridgc every day (Sunday excepted) a follow Hudson. 7 A. M.

I Wcat-Stoekbridge, 8 A. M. .3 P. M. I Slate Line, 10J A.

M. I Wct-Stockbndge, 3 P. M. These Train all connect with 1 those of the Western Rail-Road at the State Line. C.

E. TAYLOR, Superintendent. Hudson, Oct. 20, 1811. 44lf Christian Almanac, for sale by P.

ALLEN Sc. SON this ninth day of November, A. U. WILLIAM P. WALKER.

A true copy. Attest, M. W. BISHOP, Reg-r. Fine Stationery, BLUE AND BLACK INK Blaekman'a Liquid Colored Ink 1 Gold Fluid Drawing Pencils Satin and Common Letter and Note Paper Fancy Scaling Wax and Wafers SteelPens, from 6 cent to $1 00 per doxen.

Just received from Boston and New. York, by P. ALLEN as. SON. They had a severe gale at Buffalo on the 4th inst.

accompanied with snow. A house was blown down and a man killed, and fears are expressed in the papers that serious dam SHOES, PAIRS LADIES' KID BUSKINS WW SHOES, warranted goods, just received and for sale at the Cash Store. WM. BARNARD it CO. Dee.

7, 1841. 4wjl Robert Hall's Work's Complete in 3 Vol. For sale by P. ALLEN SON. Kidder's Indelible Ink, For sale at P.

Allen Son' Book-Store. age has been done to shipping on the lake..