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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Mr. Solomon Cobeigh, of
Sutton, met with most serious If not fatal acct
dent last Tuesday. He went TO saw mill in The
morning 10 work, not expecting to return until
night AS he did not then return his wife became
alarmed and his brother went to the mill about
clock, which be found in operation, and his
unfortunate brother Solomon lying oil his face by.
the side of the carriage perfectly insensibe. The
large cords of the back part of his neck had been
severed the lower part OF the skull penetrated and
also the membrane covering the brain which was
exposed. He living on Thursday, yet nsensible,
but not expected to survive long Our informant
supposes that he struck by the saw gate and
the back of his neck brought in contact with the
saw.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

McLEoD.-Alexa Mel .eod arrived in New
York in the steamboat Swallow, from Albany, on
Sd inst. in the custody of Il. Stone Sheriff of Nj
a CARA county Mr. j. l.. Wood, District Attorney
for the county of Niagara accompanied the party,
and were all ut Towards Hotel Willis Hall the
Attorney General, and Messrs Spencer and Brad
ley, McLeod's Counsel, were also in New York.
Mcleod was there by habeus corpus. His Coun-
sci are to apply to the Supreme Court for his dis
charge, on the ground thar, MS the destruction of
tho Caroline ordered by the British authori-
ties, and has been avowed by the Government, he
is not liable to punishment trial by the Judicial
ry OF New York. The motion will be heard next
week, and the arguments will cover the whole
ground Of controversy.
IF the Court shall deny the application for the
discharge OF Mcleod, his counsel will apply for a
change Of the venue. This will no doubt be grant
ed, aud he will go to trial al such time and place
as his counsel shall deem advisable An early day
| is wished for by the prisoner, aud is desirable on
! every account. H h' 90"
I'd The New York Herald says:--'McLeod is appa
rently some As years old, about the middle height
compacty bu:lt-broad, tu face, sandy hair and
! W hisk ers n small scar his nose, with deter.
mined and some hat sullen expressions of cou nten
ance. He is very we'll dressed, ofrespectable ap
pearance, and might easily be taken for substan.
,al Duchess County farmer, come to town to sell
his butter and eggs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11
.ruc ExTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS,


In less than n month tho New Congress WIN
nee, u, Washington in the extra session called py
,he lameuted Harrison but fortnight before ms
death. This measure had become an Imperative
one on his part, from the Impoverished stale Of me
,renury--,he wrotched condition of the country
md tho defonceless state of the frontier ana sea-
board with the prospects OF war not very very remote
In thai extra session o Congress every state nut
700 f,,iaois and Mississippi, both together win
but Ave representatives, will be represented.
Ninetoen States have chosen their members; OF
these VIC have, os set, no returns from one, Ken
,ncky, IL from another our returns ale incomplete
In the seventeen states in which elections have TAX
en- place and here the result has been definitely
ascertaned, the following is The relative strength
of the friends of the Administration, as compared
with tho strength ofthc Wings in the last Con
gross. 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11


UYIt is asserted with confidence by the las,
Montpelier Patriot that National Bank will be
chartered at the Extra Session of Congress- IF
this could with certainty be known, suspect
many, ay multitudes of the people of this country
would rejoice especially the manufacturers, the
mechanics and traders. They find the exchanges
,uinous TO their business, and consequently do com
parativey little business Hence prices are low
for the productions of the farmer-wool is low and
likely to remain till an impetus is given to the
manu- featuring interests. hsJa .aa ta 81. a,
We havo upon us, hanging like mill
stone upon the industry of the nation, tho Sub
Treasury, and have had it for nearly year.
Money is scarce business is dul--and tho pros
pect--depending upon the Sub Treasury-is dark
indeed II would not be strange that after pros
traon of their business for years, the people should
demand return by the Government to other days
of prosperity. Should there be Bank the errors
of the las. will be avoided We have lived with
out one for eight years, subjects of the quackery
ocofocoism, and journey has been as through
| of FIRE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11
MoLEoD-BoUNDARY QUESTION.

In relation to Mcleod, and the bounday question
the New York Commercial says: ar
eff we nre rightly informed it has been agreed
betwe en- Mr. Fox and the Government of the Unit
ed States that no further opposition shall be made
by The former 10 the trial of McLeod.The trial is
to go en-, under the Jurisdiction of New York, with
out interference either by the British Minister or
the National Government. If acquited, as is most
probable, Mcleod will be discharged, of course, "
the matter thus be disposed Of, II convicted, the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

yer cuFfencyi sustenSt itseit fSth treesu1 u
-lhs currency of aise country was derpngsd /o"N I,
deprseaied con fdonse sd credit pes'sl'ee 's"n e'
The prongnte and dcstruciive' "nsplces OF van ba'
industry and cniGrr rise were Para'Yzeo
In word, we suffered in theirutm latitude, all
the horrors Of n,is.govcrnn'cnt.
For these miserles there is no remedy sgpn' m
prompt and enlightened Legislation. Congress
must carry out the measures or reform and reief
which the public welfare demands and requires
The miserable, petty, but exhausing war WIN me
Seminolos should be Terminated, The currency
should be restored. Foreign luxures onght TO inrT
Nth arevenuc for the support ofihe Governments
The proceeds of the Public lands should be appor'
TONED among The States Boston alias
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11
STATE OF VERMONT,
B 10 .lIf Z HEAD QUARTERS,
sfsa shoreham, goth April, Issl,

~ no LDfiUla ShoFeham, 2Uth April, lYIl !
GENERAL ORDERS. I
The death of WILLIAM HENRY HARRIso, D.
dent OF the United State, and Commando
Chief ofthe' Army and Navy thereof, HAVING ' T.,
announced, the following regulation in proSn VS
ed 10 the Militia Of this state, as manilesn,Os'
our estimation of his private virtues, and Of ,S,a
Of his office as Chief Magistrate. ~
The usual babe Of mourning, consisting Of c,,
or the left arm and on the sword hilt, will be N.Y.
by all the commissioned officers, on all suhbs Y.
casions, until after the next annual inspecioN \
their respective corps.
Officers receiving copies OF this order will IN,
municate the same, without delay, throughou, IL
bounds of their respective commands.
BY order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief
F. w. HOPKINS,
l.E l- Adj. &Insp .GenAnl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsIDENr- General
James Wilson of NJ Hampshire Surveyor General
for Wisconsin and Iowa.
Franklin Dexter Attorney for Massac husetts and
Geo. w. Gordon Post Master at Boston.
Judge Dolly has also been re appointed Governor
of Wisconsin. He is a political opponent of the
Presidents, but having discharged faithfully his
duties he il therefore no appointed & 'l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

Showing, in theae States, clear gam OF 10 mem
bers, and net gain of 80 over the last Congress
In the States that remain to choose, or from which
wa have not heard, shall probably gain still 9th
ers. The following table will show the probable
result in the remaining states, not including the
awe that will not be represented: .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

tina, would have oDdeFfd y pnsls ,"e 1852 Msp NO
of lis fruit, is nqwPulsie'lsss e"p nn
vintage seed fiti'eo hyesi 2 l',e 'o'op, aaa
F,iend TO reIieve lis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '"e'o ~
Mace beyond The dark conf"os oil ms ~"''e
flowers never fade, where tho interchange ~
ton are never suspended. God grHn''dear reaos'
tina, il u,ny bo9ours TO reaeh at ias'F'"'s 0e''e'
land" ..-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

The Washington Correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier states that President TYLER intends,
in his annual message, to recommend to Congress,
in The most urgent manner, the adoption of sys-
tenn of military and naval defences, adequate to
the necessities Of the country. 4ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11
COUNCIL OF CENSORs.

! GTGov. Kent of Maine, has issued Proca
nation approving OF the Proclamation by the Pres
dent for day Of Fasting the l4th Of May
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

"THnRE's MANYA SLIP" Sc. In New i' ~"
the other day, young girl arraigned her 'O's'S
fore the civil authorities for not, like the O'"'
"redeeming his promises. " From want Of msa"' a
inclination to pay the fine inflicted, he was 'o",
prison. The solitude Of the cold cell, comp
with the sunny smile and bright counsenap'I i,
her whom he had once loved, led him 10 ..M
and ask forgiveness. She refused at hrst'th n
ed, and in tears, they were joined 'ose' ..rs
''better or worse" by the Justice oil ln' ,d
Court. They were very clever and wen O' Lamb
people, and after this little love tempest ~ Maj,
i, will be succeeded bya matrimonial CAIN
American. .tsss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-11

FIRE.-The Cotton Factory of Mes'i' VS.
and Sons, at Rhodesville, Thompson (oon"" ~,
destroyed by fire on the 2sth ul,--'nsoreu w.
900. 4 Eort ,itef,s sr...t -s.,.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
. isY .SANf'l3liD 1N Wtl1S0N. :

r. R hi
 Subscription laars for ihe.laIs Iaper lIaya6Ie In ts'ah'e 'ei hSe-ldIlgs for the cndry puicr, pay ghe yedrls ih sisante by cish or city rt,fsnte. prsniis i. ~il,lns ..zs -..
 Aals rfsi&oA Advertiseinrns continued without iu- errhptloh, w iie cnnfgct rate o dolbir per slhIre Iis tu fsi tnsef.Ia, d tycents each sb- ssdeh ole aeii-weeky and tfi- weekly ones will be PaTsed theiale its rst.inseruohs Twelve lines ike asdire II an aiivefiSeGldu fles less lan square, Il shall Cost is el'icil IS n-ull one. AdseFtiseneut ilot thItel the nhnt7erpt, 10 Eie nJnber of inHeftions wifi be continued for two nonts aad sb charged, unless previously dreciedtp be .tahen out of the paper by a'wrttdn order.
 Advertise enS bearing upon their faces the nlnes o le prs2ns by whou tln sent, must be endorSed hl tleni. " = s
 'Cle for annual advertisers wil-be Sl0 for sqnare and S2l for each additional square, with tue Pv e5e of ehai9 ing opce week, due jn advance.
 The rryileee of annual advertisers is limited 10 their immediate business and all alv ersements for the Ucent oi niRer persons, well as ail lug adNertSe mets and a1vertsenchls or auction sales, sent by them, must l,e paid for Al lle asnal rates.
 All advertisements required by law wilthe charged ai tho t.ll rates. ..s4
 nnuatalversers who exceed the space for which they -ftr,ct, will beclutrsed 1t the usual rates ''
 Arrangements Will be made with those who occuly hall cnunn more contin loHsy Tor u seT aceordn2 la the nature oi the business, and tie Frequency ol inc cuHnge or matter.
 Advertisements Of application for the benefit oi the lsoifeht LYs will not bepahshed in any case, u paid prey 0fS fn iusertion payment bs guaranteed by Irresponsible lersun in town.
 All a'moince ofcaiidatestpr office will e chtr- ged i've dollars .r daily ulserioasd during ihe canvass pI able in all cnScs in advance. .s
 Mtr y-aud Fire Companies Hnd other sl'nitr Asso.n tnus Will he crgelf rates by the Hseriion or "rty dhars eralnmn if they do nut exceed oc square each week. t.+9-.
 All personal pimicauons, when admissible, will lie charged double, and in all payment must beIae m ouNhfcfs
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
BOOTS !, BOOTS :.

. BOOTS BOOTS
 .JoR' 1}oors-AEp MINOR Bo0rs Ladies slippers, ant GeltS pumps; prime new set, Boots shat It Misses, and that never mis:ftg .. '"iSct Boots".or boots fs pretty Bets Rpdtees for she's-=and ancle ties forpet. CENTS Water. proof, cork sles or light brogans .Ligt dtess, pnmp bootS--we'sc always on hands. EApIssI silk g,iiel boots shat fit tssr pretty feet. And ~tit,sg shes with bows, that delight to . meet.
 Rid slippers and ton, d suit tle neacst foot, In sDrtwc've Stock fo soe them all, aud chire,, i. bsa.
 Roo1s, B.ofs Boors
 :nt' 'NiCHOLLs,. ADAMS X CO, .. acc2s liGtf B, Dapphisst.
 Gp, PANAMA So LEsi HORN itArs.--iiEN- {. -I3R RY & STObDARF, corner. d Water and
 Ns Copti streets, .ln,ye ,his day rfceivef large assprtmeAt of the aAe (n' the latest lisluo2 ai. -u. pirin-qnli,y) or seatr:nsn's summer wear. Aa1Is.E. .AMR. FRANCIS A. MYERS be 'csqe sru,er of the snb-.ribT's oni! lst d. July. Th' irm will iil fi,ue be lnown by he name of D. g.Jsw,er apl Ca4Jun.- au.6 e6lf Saa n. c. LOWER. '
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In Chaacery.5late of Alabama.ANLob,le C.unty:;

SndQCery--sotstte oi didbuilit--NhDfc N"hhtNs
 tSpoing Tsrm, 4. D:lS41. Robert L. Walker compl't. PURSUANT to a 659 ss- decrea rendered. m illIs Jesse c. Thomas, defend't. cause' at the SpHng Term A. D. la4l of the Court of Chancery f'r the . first District of the Southern Chaucery Division of said state, at Mobile, 1 shalfproeeed to sell on the first Moaay December next, in front of the court house of Mobile county. and between the usual hours of sheriff $ sales, the property described in the bill of complaint filed iu the cause, as follows:
 That certain part parcel of lrnd, situate in the city of Mobile bounded and described az iolloms:- Ca the north side or St. Francis Street, having a front of fifty four feet St. Francis st., and extend ing back the same width har the dstancesof the square lying between St. Francis aii St. Michael streets bVnded sou,h by St. Francis street, west ny a lot Sold by Joshua Kennedy to Jacob B.ptiste, north by lands now or aieIybelohsing to the sail Johsua Kennedy, aid Cast by lands now. or lately iselonsing to Robert L. Walker Terms made known st tlie ;ime of sale.
 . Witness, Malcolm J. MaRae, Register of said
 Court of fyChanssry, shis lst day of f'Novenber, A. n. 1S41.- noy166tf Attest, V, J. McRAE, .ReA. VNHITE BEANS-l09 ,bDis, sup. qnAity, fol w saie at low priees,ty.'
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- ,n i.-'. i-.n flsS. .s' ""tH's sti l. 'Ssf .-aaa .by lsaiG''4 Ii NI

a e2..f..raza sby tsiG'4Na Nfs- Itkl5f ss lLs H1,ttr htN>s, ja#t .esei,.l 3st .i' h, ssle ry na,.0 5CRiNlA Ef.A. Et tf'r.--?1al sarh, in hrnntil orrr,, fh sale n, - u. la srIt nu,ci,,o,s. h,
 4eerli 9silr4 @ oAiiNtN, 2a 6. .2i r,,m. st. ! stnl'Esf..-2 290 lrS-s iir sub l.
 A7faNl5 t..- JOHN p'REH.rN. FsAlll. snIis1tIyrs tp' #aw receiving per ilusulh \ from LiNrr,al, an ir,oicr oi 9r.itm"tN and ,,tishos, Mheii- they ltr in s,lr M fe.,s ,nahlc nyGes 'ne,25l Mt'S!d,S co. Druggist. F. ENfet uAHGtNt, HofE 9.TW tNE IA --iftf Ec,iuek, i'asgieg, M n ,iiir' -i, toeNes-v v .a' ,os i>catucke Rope. 26 bales Erao,ch, 1',5a Eia4i-, iiom steamboat t.aeer ui i.e ,>pu,U nd t.reate hl
 .RsNkilN W, MCCOY,
 nb119R t9 lonnerCe-st. EARHYs, CARTS. N iL.=UNs A WiIEEl.- .s , IAKRnN S.=-fnn ti.l is .7l hie Ceres. and p,t sale h, laos22 sa"Ul s'Ga pHiNi.lN. Ys4o WltEl,ERI9iil,; E 4ei.fNTfH..-2 E. cur.iS Nrihctr N h,. ,i liril>. for sale by
 no,2I GARpNfR x AGER. 69 Com. sl. .aA .fitDS lacen h '. n fine i,r. amiing ,ss V i9au !.a ,-of h i.s',. sd lnr sale by.
 f4}a LIN ". IcCOY,
 naY 2i s5E @ tnmmcrce +t
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

.iea(ybaucery--State of Aabana-NIobe County. Sarah II. Pryor, eompIt, Spring Ten 676 A. U. lSll George c. Barney, Susan R.
 Barney his wife and Charles. PURSUANT to.a - Barney, deiendants. decrae rendered. in this cause at the spring term. A: D. lS4l,. of tla court of chace,y for the first dstrict of the southern oiiancery iyisien of said State at Mobile, shall proceed to sell, ,onthe- first Monday in December next ntront of the court house of Mobile county, and be- tween the usual hours of sherias Sales, the proper. y described ip ceTtairlmortgage made by George C. BarIiey and Susan R. his wife Sarah H. Pryor bear ing date the l2lh March, A; 1888. as follows: :"A that ot piece parcel of ground situate, lying and being in the county of Mobile, and State of Altbama .dscribed as follows bounded Lhe north by Dau phin Way; the south by Qauphin straet extended, on the west by anis of Ezra Greu; and on the east .'by lands of. Charles l.. Few, containing ihur and tree Jurtis.acres. .-Beng part ot the sune land and premises conveyed to the said George C. Barne, lx the said Sarah U. Prior, Edvar Damn and Alan on Knapp and Thaleus Sanford, Trustee by. deed bearing date 1le seventh darot March, A. D. lS.6-- recorded in the office ofthe clerk If the county court, of Mobile county, in deed book c, pages 80 And sl: Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditapents, rights members, privileges and &ppurtehances unto the above uientoneai described premises belonging .or in any wise ariertalning.' Terms of sale cash.
 = Witaess Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery this 1st day of November,
 A. D. .1S4l. Attest,
 ooyl 66H M. J. McR AE, Reg'r.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

a NursElt, WIRE, SHEET fRoN'' TIN VrEATE. &c.
 BeAhifss 6oPrRR--30>60 inihes 10, Il. l3and' ? lN00 pohId Slpcts. = .S. '. z,
 SHEAguISG CoPPER-Ii and Is OK SaEEr lRoN-2j0 bundles English Iron, Nos 10 76 27
 WlRK-5O 6undles rdnwire. Nos No IT.
 RlyErs--5O thoisand Tinned 1sVels; 4Otllousand Black do.
 . TiNSrp pLArrs-25O boxes K Crowirand Pont-' pool brands
 {. 20 boxes 100 Phifc Tin. =
 LkAprp PLArE---15o boxes Leaaed Plate for roofing @ .,.
 BANcA 'TM-20 pigs Bnpca iip, best quality.
 N NAILs--500 lSegs Nas assorted id-fo 2Od. ss ply of the abo,c articles constantly on hand, and i,.r suc by F.. t..CLSTE.i N. So.,
 aus7 c6rne1 of tpni and Cqmmerce-Tt
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

sL ITUnEN's fATENr .lKLpAl,EL. ee,. l. kX- COA.-A supply ofile ala,e orSlnql sJidtfa, ly valuable prepaiafioa pi Coeoa long |ad t>0i das Known to the pbIic, fs just rceonfl drect en iii- proprietor 4ni for sale bY tlas unlers ierd.~ AlonI other highly Aattcring testiAoniaIs at its suer-n quality ami ,isotuness, are 'lound, the follow ips.
 "J kitchendctt with mo sms of liisP. Cecoa ,,ni on trial ind ithyery superioraftcle, nntf recom- mond it's adoptioiLior lanHly use.' Df. WILLIAM THOMAS.
 "f have tried your r. Cocoa and consider itteci- deck superior to any have used before in m, ami- ly-" br. Jso. toePi.R.
 al concur tn thefregopg sa,eueuis.'. . ngSn .snssAcK ''I have drank ofJ kitcheus T tocg isand ,ccom- nehd ii asa superior nrtiee of beverage lo sl, iics araton of Cocoa ex sate-itposs s~es s of ffe ,ii- ainous nature ofChlcoaie, therefore less liable to become offensive to the cos,a alc.cena and is more suit able for the lmahhy. :. D. BLass |. r ;aali late poi'oss & Rolf, 3S Water st.
 HOMpouAp -s s:,:ss .:,,l.s ut -IgvkRN.cRT, O (Epatca Idio6q ).for he cure q, ry and ilelatic alccuns, Cesals, Colds. sansi;mp- tien, Splitting of BloNI, s's rie repo,stioa wllc
 this article (l.isgwort) bas obain-d in ie treatmen | of ConsuArtiops,s Spitt4e of 'Bloos, -La,er Com
 Etaius, Coughs, c. and the gfrae uncertante thers n's. always be in the prcptajiopof detociiors tn
 mrie n which his pkrr 'ns b tn 'uE'ally asioiS-. ,eped, by -persons Jgaoraatf Pharmaceutical Ma4s p,dations, has fed Us Ia ai,kGa consolidated Con,
 pound Syrup ofn uniform strsgg'l. .. MEREDITH, HEN pERSoN '& Co.
 N. B.--N"ne me genaine without our written
 sig mtWe. - =. | es- For s,le by the sV'sie h.t,'e.oc dozee Is RIcHAlsp NORTH, s3 Go,erns,cat, fa'l9 n''f t5 f,aNnerre-sie. !. FTtoBAcc0.r2g.b,Ae..Jusl Jusl 'ees' qp aa.l iar.ra | Il 'by "of.o =. J. eEA..
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

II EYrUCkI .BAGGlAG AND ROPk.- M III pieces Bagging, ..
 |: III col l. !toIr,-iSi received and fDr sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, Q.
 ort1 '.. T, Wuter-st
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

q. z, Mc6INNEY X ROBINSON, MNISSION RCHANTS,
 Ne-6, Commefce-st.. a MoGILE. . =. JACOB ODER,
 GROC FRY STORE, No. 2l, Gosefnment-street, ........ MOBILE,
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'25 vs.
 Charles Brown and Lucy c. Brown. his wi e, delfs.
 PURSUANT to decree rendered tn thls cause at the Spring Term, A. D. l91l, ofthe court of chance ry for the; first district of the souther chancery di vision of said state Mobile, shall proceed 10 sell
 in the order prescribed n sad decree) on the first Monday In December next, in front oL the. coil house ofsM Ibe county,apd between the usualhaurs of sheriff sales, all heIneres of Charles Bfown and .wfe in so much of the property descrbeda fdlows in certain deed of mortgage made ai eXeeated ny said eiendans t said conn ptanantsand bearing date the 29lh day oflay, A. D. 1895 as uay bGnecessa. Nry to satisfy said decrees to wl!:LSuMry parcels Qi real estate stuatedip getty of Mobile Tn fhe state of Alabama, 6nunded and described astolows, VIZ: one let ot land bounded nortbwaFd!y on S- Francls street hundred and fifty two leet weswardiy on' landofW ninety -eghi fcet sqnhwatdly on Ia d feet more or Jess; east wardly on Water street br htindred and two feet and hale One lot of land bounded northwardhyon S. Francls street two hun' dreL and twenty feet; westwardly on Water street one hundred and. three feeti souihwTdly on land oi H. Hitchcock, about tive hundred and twenty feet; eastwardly on Commerce. street one hundred ana SIX feet. Al so certain wharf or. water lot with the dock and flats thereto ad dmlng belohgng bbmd-' &i' on Commerce stre' about one hpndre, and SIX feet: north warify OH the. dock about two hundred ami eighy-hve feet; eastwardy 'om tue channet ot Mobile rver about one hundred and six feet; soul- wardiy by another. dock or Hats two hundfed and egI;ty five eet.tugether wth-aif the buildings on said several lots of kni and so all the rights, priv ileges aud appurtenanc1s to the same m any way belonging nisaning and .hereby. .lae enhngtd convey all the rea estate whatsoever of ma the sad Brown, within said city of Mobile whether particularly de- scrb.d or not. Terms of salecash:.
 Witness Malcolm J. M ctae, Regls,erof said court
 of chancery, this the lst day of November, D.
 n,svo 6e+tds M j. McRAE Register
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

'IaiE SUbSt IBER having e2tsblislr, hiru,til in ths city lr the Iii pose al rpndnctesa FAt. fORAtjE & t E1fERAL COMALS SfOA bU. FSN, would respectiay solic, the patronage ul his irends. oFFlCE-No. 60 C-mnerce-st., east side 2 few laofs above Contl.street
 hosll 7IItf SAMUEL ROBINSON. .
 REFERENCE. - .- JoHN ROBINSON. Esq, Charleston, S. Carolina. NM. ROBINSON, Esq, Lndeh, Mareugo Co. Ala. Cd. F. M ADE, Richmnnd, Dallas Go. Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

Ee At,tiiNG AND RofE.A-26O ps Ky lIasgine, Ge no bales East Iniia Tagging, l2 pieces each,
 .,31 pieces Dundee Guuny Cloth and Heavy Relni Hagghp,
 l15 pieces Alabana Bagging, & 4J0 coils kentick, Russia and Bombay hemp Rope tar llr by
 au2O hIclRAN x HooNAN.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

hhhNAitNi h+'sH's fltts--f tt'
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 IL Is iiniee n MOn"etIi u,t4yHin", nrd wttla .s teehi il aaci O. iagtatuae Ia Aon, aud irJussie It the pubhc Ii kept tits lrot .sr,rui htr luu.' Tnn are, therefore, il ile,Y to mnke what pSe ei il Noa wall. Auuis, With much tsteih, I .D.sH, RHODES.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

1na PIECES "MAYktlILt BAG@ING1 AOO 75 coils Rope, +justrecenrl and sinr sale b,s loctS 51l CALVIN KEITH.