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snla ais responsible In a case Ike this. And the
management Of the. v hole ease belonged 10 this
Government; Tor II a naiionsl matter. and u
war grew of j., ii sss not New f"k that was to
msinian that ~ar. hut the blood and treasure OF the
whole Nation must maintain II.
Mr.. ADAMS, before he was cut of by the eNpifa-
,inn OF The hour. paid noble uibuie 10 Mt. WEB
.TrR He ALLUDED 10 tema,k which had been
made by some u eniber iran New Hampshire, that
I've should have no with 6aeat ButaIn While
Da<irl WEBSTER tuas Secretary Of state" lie
SAID he thsueed God heafu, Tor II, aud the People
of this cou lily ought false thet hands IN desouI
aud uuileJ thanksgiving 10 God for y lie believed
the remark To be nut Peace roaid he preserved
While li.at man Secretary OF Stai.: Not D.
conces.ieni-kt ~ the last on esfh 10 make
concessioss 10 Great Bttsin-he had made nome
but b. mod ration and canoIliaioty temper, &C
conn aai, d with Just decision and iifinness' MI
A. alluded 10 Mr.. u EBsTEns letter to MI FOX
and u. onouneed II OF the best diplomatic papers
,ha, had ever been written, aud SAID he could adopt
ever, i,ne and ~nt1 of il. lis value was already
antics, N ,he ,fsoi II hid evidently produce aud
he seferred. in this .anntsion. 10 The ooDcI'a''N
tone assumed towards hrs country by ST. kobtRr
: prFt IN his address at Iamsofth. lie repeated
b,s con,,citan th.t, whc the rights aud honor OF
sbe country would be firmly and fully maintained,
vet peace aeoeta be preserved so long as D.Nitl
WfHsrrR Secretary OF STATE.
We do not ptefeud 10 give even sketch OF all
lie remarks made h, Mr.. ADAMS. aud, IN regud to
the tones 10 which have referred. as embrace
an his speech. we have gwen only the lalnttst out
line OF hat sad b, Inn.
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SECO.rs, SUPPLY
ROBES n BURTON,


A RE NOW RECEIVING aud IN daily expect tion
IA Al Iheir Nee .Sfofe oil fresh supply 81 new
scarce and desirable GOODS, which, ~ addition Ia
their large STOCK previously Oh hand, Viii make
their assert siest very desirable.
The following are portion oil Their New Goods
To which they beg the attention 81 then iiIcnds and
The public generally.
Swiss Edgings aud lnsefings' handsome ASSET
meuf.
Canlrich do do laier surIl, and very cheP
Cd black md White aud hsu'fd 'aces
Ia .bionable article fof Ladies ShI"is
Black aud White Lsecs /, ulmp.dg do
Do do Edgoes aud lhsefings, very cheap
Black and white Laces fof ieils
Black and colouted kfd aud Mohaif nio'es
Mohair Nuts, VIZ handsome
Misses wlnte md coloufed Cotton Hose
Ladies blaok and white C1iton aud Morayian Hose
Blscl italian Sk, very fae at o.. PEI yd
Back Gro DE- Rune do o..
Fiorcnce Brad Bonnets, latest Style
Gentlemens liandkc Ieheis aud Gtavais
~ pieces blu. wool dyed batk an1 invisible green
vety cheap
Colored Tweed assimercs and handsome Vestings
for Gentemens summer wear
8 Bales Cotton Oznabnrgs, al Toe per I'd
3 4 " 4aCofton Cloths, at 4dd
Hetvy PLAID Domeslies Tor servants AT Oh per I'd
In addition to The above have band = as
sonmenl OF Lawns and Mnsns. French Cambf,ck,
Calicoes Ghallrys and MousIIns, blarh and oolorcd
Silks. black and blue black Bombaznes, Hosiery OF
every description. Jackonet Muslns and Cam
bricks; SWISS Musiius. PLAIN thecked and hEuIcd;
BISHOP Lawns, Renting aud Linen tambfiok Hand
kerchiefs, Nurseries Skirts aud Counterpane@,
some very nth. Toilet Covers, pretty cheap, La.
dies Corseus &c. Gan,btoofs, Cashmeletts, Ma
poieon Cloths. tiaek aud coloured & pc Camb lets,
and Sum er Cot 5, Bro Linens NanLecns and
Cotton Cassimeres lof Geullemen's summer wear.
Bed Ticking from 9 / 10 Is Cd brown aud bleachcd
Domcsucs, Sugar, Coffee aud Sale Cotton. aud many
other articles TOO numerous 10 specify, almost dH oi
winch friends viii lease bear 10 mind, were
bong THIS season, aud are Of course OF The latest
style, aud At The lowest prices.
June IA tsf
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IEA. AAD COZ |. L L.

We mentioned IN our last paper, that Tea anu
Coffee had been stricken by tue Senate i'om NJ
list Of articles upon which II was proposed oy '"e
Revenue Bill az II pissed the IL. OF H. 10 levy
duIy of 30 per cent. W. concur ~ opinion Win 'he
Vl,,ipi, Seoaiar. that these articles ought not TO
have beco strrcle en- l,om ale bill. fh'y 10 more
,,.essorj,s of HE. nor md ell much s., son,e
other a,icle.,-Sat for example, WHICH ths sen-
arc Ia. refused 10 ,trlke out. And We lear :hal
some Of tie members nlo voted Tot the motion 10
exempt Tea and Coffee were m1a'nced less BY CON
sidcrd,n al pubic poll than by apPfehenslons
Of the clamor winch would be raised against them
at home, hy dem1eosues, WHO are always ready, al
whatever haz I'd TO the true interests OF The coun-
try avail themselves al popular pref ndices 10 o.
ycrhrow political opPonenl. II has been alfeady
seen that The proposed duty On lea and Cotee'
which, in the present and prospective condition OF
the treasury, IS actually necessary, has been made
the occasion oi an appeal 10 these preJudices. 1t
has been represented as Hhig measure, and as in-
caye Of the Intention Of that party TO revive that
great buebear, the Pf0tcctire System. And yet the
Gl, is. that Although the duty was recommended
by Secretary Ewing, as "a temporary measure, and
voted for by The Wings generally IN tue House OF
Repr,s cntatycs, aud 10 thai extent sanctlonedby
the Whlgs,-yel the imposition 81 this same duty
of 90 per cent. upon Tea aud Coffee was recon
mend also by FL Secretary Hoodbary, in Report
made to the Senate on the 18Th of January, ISL
and one f the list propositions. relative 10 the
revenue, which emanae1 from the IAN Buren, A l.
mjHS'ratioa II then, the mp sition olhls duty i'm
plies a disposition revive the Tariff, the Van Blu
Ten Administration WIS IN favor of that polity. II
it implies such disposition, the charge against the
Wins is Elise. Mr.. Woodbury. indeed, as Sen
dtor, voted against the recommendation OF Nh
Woodbury. as Secretary o dic Tfcasary-in The lat
ter capacil, acting a slalesnan IN the former as
facrlon,t. ia his report Of January, l5il, he emu
meratcs, the a,eles (Which may be regard
most as uxutics though not exclusively Of that
class" tea, co0te and silks. And he says that
duty Of 20 per cent on these articles, added 10
theirs conf cug with similar American productions.
such as worsted, hoens, e." would yield a nett
revenue of five millions; aud added: This seems
contain the general data for he moSt eligible and
HncrcepiionaJic ~crsionn of the Tariff Laws. And il
Van Buren, had been Reelected this recommenda-
ton would unqueslionably have been renewed by
Secretary Woodbury., although Senator Woodbury.
now seems think ii odlous tax-jast like his
party generally, who uttered word Of remon-
STRANGE or complain, when Tie dnly fiji strecom-
mended by Mr.. Van Buten's Secretary but who
now seem wonderfully indignant because tie
Wings have adoPtei II. Facts like these carry their
own Comment with them.
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LyNChLNrg institute for
YOUNG. LADIES.

INUE NEXT SESSION OF this Seminary will
Il commence on Monday, The 20lh September
neat aud Will continue len months.
For the a'ofe rapid advance Of pupils in IT, high-
~ classes. have determined establish a Juvenile
Class preparatory tie hi CHER Departments of the
lnsiilule, winch shall be provided with competent
tescheis under my immediate supervision.
IehmS-Tuition IN English, Mathematics
French aud La,In. S2D per session Of five months.
Tuition in The Juvenile Class. $40 per Session VI
five months.
Board, SIS per month. Dues always payable in
advance. ID. 5. OLlPHANT. A. NJ,
Principal.
.Augus 10 ilOf
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.liSO, the four 7CNfNseNSS

On Nam street. opposite the Franklin Hotel, con
sisling Of TWO BRICK and TWO FRAMED
HOUSES.
The subscriber is clearly Of opinion, that there is
iairer prospect OF a profitable investment Real
Estate IN Virginia than will be afforded in this sale
Lynchburg. now IN ilourIshing and prosperous con-
dlton, beng supported by an emInenty wealthy
back county
The sale to commence precisely at o'clock, p.
NJ, and conducted by Charles Phelps Aucuoneer
TERMS-One-iourth cash, one fourth in SIX
months. onc-i"uuh in Twelve months, and one
fourth in eIghtecn monlhs-a deed Of uusl on the
Property TO secure the payment
GEO. WliITLOCkE.
o. The Richmond Wing will please insert in
the country Wing two weeks.
Aug. 80 1898 il
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RICEK EIENs.

This is also fine Pantation, containing aboaI
500 acres, slAly-three OF which Low Grounds of
good quail y. There are of cleared La I'D inciudrup
low etounds, shout go acres aud portion of HE
wood land Is ii ST rate Tobacco Land.-This Plan.
ts,lou is also well set 10 Clover. Athe Plantations
are well walered.
The above described Plantations have been
worked FOR several years as one Plantation and ARE
now under that arrangement. Any PEI son WISHING
fine Estate IN healthy region, will possibly fluid 1t
iU his interest 10 examine this.
Terms Of Sdte.-Oae fourth of the purch,se
money will be required at the lime Of sale-and tor The
residue, credit OF /, aud years, lequal inslal-
meals, will be gwen the payments TO be secured by
deed ol trust on The property. Possession will be
gwen at the end o The present year, with the priv
Iege OF so~ing snail grain al the usual period du.
ting Il ang III. II. S. LANGHORNE.
~ he Richmond Wing and Enquirer will
publish the above advertisement once "a week for two
nouihs, and send ,her accounts 10 this Office lor
collection.
July Is ,s;f
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TRUST SAEl. OF LAND AND
" n q IL ~ T. -

D1 virtue of deed oi trust executed to the nm
- dersigned by Ind, W. Da@ell, deed.
and of record IN The Clerks ullicc oil the county
Coun OF Campbell, dated ith March 1873, and adj
mnted To record The Ia March. l52s. made To Sc
deb therein named due In john Mckinue,
d Co. We, OF enhet oil us. will sell. AT public
auction, TO lhe highest bidder, nj Campbell Court
House, Monday the IL h Day OF September next,
u beng Count day, all Tie interest, not heretofore
sold. which The sad 1andy W. Dose held aud
conveyed III the AFORESAID deed IN the estate Of his
ialhef, The late fhos. Dowel deed being one Guh
y ofihe " ldow's dover III SAID estate, containing
row five hkel, youug Negroes. aud between one
and two hundred acres oil Loud; but mo c parties
Mar description will be given on The dav Of sale
Achng AS trustees, vii warrant ouiy such l.le
as is vested IN US as trustees
J. MARSHALL
J. W. MARSHALL.
Aur. % NASH
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HOINLN IND LOIN,

Commencing with that elegant Two Story Brick
House aud Lot on First or Lynch street, nj present
in the occupancy OF Mr.. Chas. Richa rds. This
House he has no hesitation III saying, is one OF the
best built G,ncments IN the place. having been built
expressly for the subscribers own USE without re.
gard cost. There is on the Lot an Ice House,
Meat House. Stable, Garage House and Gtanary.
At The same tinc the TWO STORY FRAMED
HOUSE and LOT adjoining, in the occupancy Of
Nc
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This Estate is situated immediately opposite the
lower end OF The TOWN oi L,nehburg, aud not more
than one mile distant. II contains nllc more than
800 acres; $50 OF which are cleared, so acres Of
fne bottom land all The eiered land well set in
clover, except about 80 acres, and 10 high state OF
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lSOI.I.lNe:'S CkEEk.

Thus estate Is regarded by The best Judges Of Prop
eiy to be Inferior 10 nole n lanes RIVER Ii con
ians 600 acres, la OF winch are Low Grounds a, d
4G6 hgh land; all the latter Is woods. except a.
bout so acres most Of the unceartd land is fine
Vnhaccn land
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PEREMPTOKY SALE OF
Truly Valuable Real Estate,
tM ne torn Of LUMChNMrG.

FI'liE subscriber having become permanently set
L tied IN the lower country. has resolved Ia sell
by way OF public auction, on Thursday, the 23d Of
Sentembef next, the following
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DOMESTIC IyTELLIGENCE.

APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.
RI, and ,silh Ihe udriee and consent Of Inc sopdie
Epw.Rp BROOKS, Collector Of The Customs at
Drtoit, Michigan.
TuropoRE II. McCAlrn Judge ofthe L. $ IN
tie District OF Louisiana
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JAMES RIVER LAND ron SALE.
UNITE COTT.TGE,

fINtiE subscriber WISHES 10 sell his Real Estate
L III the county ol Amherst. Ii consists Of Three
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DOLAN, KINNIEIs Il Co.,

UyETURN thcr sincere thanks to their friends
4 4 and the public generally, for tho very liberal
encouragement they have received since they started
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u We agree wuh the Enquirer that "thcic IS
no clause III the constitution which recognizes tho
isht OF the federal government 10 raise money for
The States, or to distribute II among the States
Nor IS there any clause in the constitution which
aulhol zes the Federal Government to take The
money which belongs the States and put in the
itdeiai treasury! As for distribution, Congress but
performs duty, in is characerol trustee under tho
deeds OF fcs'lon IN paying the States the mo
n'y winch belongs 10 them. Are you ans"eed!
EffdtHm-ln siatn., in the Vrsinan of the 81
INST the vote OF the Virginia Delegation The bull
making appropriation for the payment Of sums due
to m'iI conl'dtorS the name Of Mr.. Gpegin was &C,
cldenIahy oiIIttd. Mr.. g. voted III he affirmative
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Dnly Cincinnati Republican. Eftra.
SATURDAY MoRniS6. sept 4 II, ieil'
AWFUL RIOT!
sEvf~~L hJvEs LoSl'ii Our cry as
throun perea, S,emen Last night Il or'e'na-
ted GooE qusIe IN t'-.-sasass ! Lnf,la, mghl.
an ColnN>w-srerl 6e,seen a lew -rrrror--- ND
whucs. IN which ono Of ~ latter was si'bbed aud
cut aafuy so thai II is ihonght he cannot live. In
cons, ouenee # his two or luce thousand persons
collerrd around the houses oi The negroes on SIKH.
East Of Broadway. The negroes. apptehenslse oil
an aCr, had stmed themselves with muskels, and
fred MON the crowd. The mayor iHiotn he
thinks Two whites and Two negroes are Killed, aud
about Is To 90 wounded, mostly .hites.
During the siitay, a cannon was brought up load
ed wuh slu :, aud fred down Sixth street t~o OF
trec timcs, roblng The sfeels but with what effect
Is not yet known. The Mayor, Who was on Tie
ground all night, called oui Two MILITARY companies,
the GRAYs anu GUARDS. and both squares, fton Fifth
10 Seventh, are guarded by, aud under control oil
the m,litaty aud a large body oil armed volunteers,
the negroes beng all eoehned 10 lheu houses.
No destruction OF property OF consequence has
tab en- place.
The city is si1l N gteal excitement; aud a special
meeting II The Council Is he held AT 10 u clock
ihIs morning, when strong measures will undoubt.
td'y be- taken To preserve the peace of the cry.
Town Meeting Of the cltlzens generally Is 10
be Immediately held for the sine purpose.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
PUBLIC SALES.

NoTlCE.-On Monday, the l4th day of Junt next, shall expose to sale at public auction at the Court House In the city of Mobile-lhe fol lowing described pieces, parcels tracts or lots o land to wit all that certain pece parcel or tract oi land, situated, lying and being in the cily of Mo. oiie to VII lot number four (4) of certain square contained between Conception st. St Anthony st. Joa. chm St, and State st, which said l)t is situated on the north west corner intersection of Conception and St Anthony sts, having front Conception st oi Iorty three feet and inches, and running back thereirom and along St Anthony st, with the same width one hundred and thirty five feet. Also, all that certain tract parcel of land, situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile to wit bounded on the north by lands belonging to Wm. R. Hallett on the east by lands of the estate of Thomas Cooper, the south by St Louis st. and the west by premises of Samuel Anderson, being and lying between Com ceptlon and St Joachim sts, having front St Louis st of forty five feet and six inches, and depth of one hundred and eight feet and nine inches. Also all that certain tract parcel of land, situated lying and being in the city of Mobile, situated on the north east intersection of St Louis and Claiborne sts, having front St Louis of fifty five feet and running back therelrom and along Claiborne st. with the width, one hundred and ten feet. And also, all that certain tract parcel of land situated lying and being in the city of Mobile, situated on the north west corner intersection of St Michael and St Lawrence sts, having front St Michael st af sixty five feet (more less) and running back therefrom along St Lawrence st. one hundred and ten feet, with the width of sixty five feet (mare or ess) Said property will be sold in pursu- ance of a mortgage, with power of sale executed by Benj. F. Marshall to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama Mobile, bearing date the Ist day of August, 1857, and duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county.
 Terms made known on the day of sale
 may 13 25Sn B. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKE COUNTY
CiNI n - ,..o.s ss ss 'N ni"N 'Fi'"s iof'' WHEREAs MATHEW CON, admin,slratoI

UKfHANs tUUkIi WHN fIhi, Io4I. NAT THEREAS MATHEW COX, administrator W de bonus non, on the estate of Henry Waile, filed his petition at this of the for the sale of the land remaining unsod belonging the tate of said decedent and il appearing the satis- termarred with Mary Ann Waite ani Galley C.. Summere who nermarried with Dnrcas Waite are legatees in right of their wives the estate of the said decedent and reside without the limits of the State of Alabama, it s therefore ordered by the court that publication be made in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patrlot. paper in the city of Mobile for forty days, that Saturday the 10th day of June next al the Court House in Clarke County Alabama be set as the time and place for hearing the said pe titon. true extract from the minutes. Attest,
 TERRELL POWERS, Clerk. mayI7 26Ot 40dys
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKEC COUNTY
 ORPHANS COURT, April Term, lS4l.
 TNNHIS DAY came THOMAS NJ. FLEM1S, Admin Il istrator and NANCY STOKES, Adminstratrix, on the estate of John Esertt. deceased, and filed their accounts and vouchers for allowance and final settle with said esate IL s therefore ordered, by the court that Saturday, the 10th May next at the court house in Clarke county, be as the time and place for said settement and that forty days notice thereof be given by publication in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot. copy from the minutes.
 aprl5 235tf Attest, TERREI. POWERS, Clk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
STATE OF ALABAMA-cLARKE COUNTY

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARkE COUNTY.
 ORPHANS CoURT, March Term lS41. YNHIS day came ELDRIDGE SUMMERS, Admin Il isrator on the estate of Henry Waite decd, to whom letters of administration on said estate were granted the first day of October, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Flight, and made exhibit ofthe estate in his hands and also of the claims against said estate, by which 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said estate is altogether insolvent and unable to pay its debts; is therefore ordered. That the said estate be declared insolvent and it is further ordered, That notice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk of the County County Court of Clarke County, before the first Monday in September next
 true copy from the minutes. Attest
 apl5 235tf TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

NrA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE .EA OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing good rooms together with all the necessary Out-Buldings for gentee family, situated the south side of the Spring hl Road, about four miles from the city. beautiful ploi of ground. under strong paling fence, and extensive Kitchen Garden, is attached to the dwelling, the gar den is all laid and neatly planted in useful veget ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc school is csab- lished, under judicous management, in the immediate neighborhood and altogether, the situation IS de silable one for family. Apply, for terms, Sc to
 nr25 2l7u J. F.. MURRElL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
ORPHANS CouRr-MoBILE COUNTY, }
 May "a 121I

ORPHANS CoURr-MoBILE CouHTY,l
 May Is, 18il. L. X. HuDER, 1THIS DAY came J. J.V. Estate of II WANRoY, Executor of the last will and testament of l.. H. Huder, and suggests the that be has duly administered the estate of said L. X. Huder, and prays the court for or der for final -whcreupon tits ordered that the first Monday in July next, at the Court House of Mobile county be appointed for the settlement of the of said Executor and that publication of this order be made once week for forty days, in some newspaper published in Mobile, that all persons in- teresed may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A copy from the minutes.
 Attest, VIM. LTAYLOR, mavI9 262+tf Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

AA CREEK HOUSE.-This large and com iS:sl modious house, known the Three Mile Creek House, 0ately occupied by Blonton MeAlpin, Esq.,) will be opened for grnieel boarders the lst of June.
 Those who desire good air, good water, and free from dust and musquloes will find the Greek House to possess those advantages.
 N. B. An Omnibus will run in the morning at : o'clock and at night at 6' o'clock, form the Creek House to the Mansion House, provided sufficient number of passengers be engaged; thus giving cheap and easy conveyance to those who wish it.
 TERMs.-Gentlemen will be furnished with break fast supper and lodging, (with dinner on Sunday) al tre doiidrs q ioeet, payable every week.
 Horses fed and taken care of on reasonable terms. Enquire the premises, or al No. 90 St. Louis st.
 may 24 266+M
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMIA gene

MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMIA gene
 MI ral meeting of the association for establishing Academy at Mount Pleasant, Monroe county, is call ed to convene at the Methodist church in that vicin ty, on the Second Saturday in June, which will be the 18th day of the month. As many of the citizens of Monroe, Clarke and Baldwin counties, as feel an interest in the cause of education invited to tend at the place and time designated, to give their countenance and aid to the objects ofthe association.
 By order of the Board of Trustees,
 ap2s 245ttill jul GEO. E. HOLT
 0o-The Advertiser will please copy once week in the country paper till the 1st June
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

HOMMITTED to the Jail of Lawrence County, V Alabama, the 1lth day of March, 1S41, two negro men who call their names JOE and GRAN VILE, andsay they belong to Samuel Gambe of Meigs county, Tennessee, on Gun Stock Creek three miles from Limestone Post Office. Joe is about 25 years of ago. feet or inches high stout built and dark complcted. Granville is about 20 years of age and is about the same height and complexion of Joe, and says that they brothers. They both had on linsey hunting shirts and black wool hats They say that they left their owner the 18th day of Febu- ary last and was aiming for Arkansas. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take said negroes away, otherwise they will be dealt with according to law.
 apr29 246tf c. c. GEWIN, Sheriff.